davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
September Dist, 1857

Bsg@ Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar and in singing, is prepared 10 give les
sons, if desired, at he residence Of the scholar
Terms, one dollar a lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. yuly3O-2m
Bsag~ The Nashville Academy of Music will com
mence its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No q. South Vine street. july30-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
- aCREs LAND FOF 81.

q p"E UaNCE Of he last will and testameutof Gen.
William Hali deceased, the undersiE ned viii sell, on
slightest bidder the lst Gay ober
Ls 1f land he.or gHE 70 the estate Of said deceased,
.ara % scI'sr lying sumner county Tenn, and
miles lstI, and n mile 1i t-a N1rtilian
urr-E Its he best land IN Tennessee,
M ar.aL J1 the raising wheat, rye, and blue
.r8brlt 500 acres in cultivation, and 100 under
i.use-aH sDlUdgure q hue timber, i've falling
-rrs- water, and failing Of wafer
-rr.rz rs-s tFrrugl the Of the There s
DE .r--T good dwelling house, with nine ktch-
su0E house, several good neg houses vi stone
.uErfs- good brick granary sab &c And Tiers not
- inc sta plantation better adapted % the raising
IL fl located in fac usgnbOrtone, and COnVe-
aa enii-s male Eld he O.hsf fsma o. and
convenient t1 two churches.
hirt casa and th- balance in two equal
u-r rrelts aud year. Bond and security re-
a ed aao Zen retained the land until The lat ment
Any person wishing examine the premises BE-
the tay a sale will b. shown b. the subscribers
90 The premises.
d. BUGFOkD, , z,-.-,tors
WI. a. IA l., I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

JO G1SGER's Minstrers are coming Look out
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

rNAKHN D. ly A. Ellis, living in Ith District Dickson
4 Cog8.~, yellow Cr.ok, Roam Horse, a = hands
nIgh. eHa D. fore. white IN forehead face, right
Eat aud FIRE foot Vhto supposed 10 be rdgngs
aurut 90 efafs 1id and had bell Appraised 18th
AUGUST. 1851. TO- SlI-
TAtEN UP by sl-k Cotton in - Istric. Dickson Co,
rr tug bull DO mi Charlotte, sorr8i Mare, *
bands Oh. sI d. white on the thnd pastsrn joint about
% taar ,i. AND s stump sucker Appraised On lst sep
L-uU-r- I-J7, 90 SO.
ss.t lz-a5.s THOS q. NORRIS, Ranger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
NASHVILLE sTEAMsTONE SAW wo RKS

NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WO RKS
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON STREET.
SAMUEL HASLAN having made important additions
= his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing stone Of every descr pt0n IS equal II
pint irish end durability TO any maze IN the city, and
at low prices and giving bis personal attention to the
ctuug OF the work. he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction to oil who may favor him with their orders,
such az Setting stone Front to Houses U SILL Fencing
10 steps 70 String CorDce to large Lannng to Saw Flag
gug Bush Hammered FlaPgug, TO Curbng. to Cuping
ID Chimney Top and all the branches OF St)neCung, for
aug ely WH. HASLAM Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
500 REWARD.

DANAwAY from the Subscriber, living near Pulaski
ILL An aoou % Years of age very black about five
eo inches high rather fine voice, stoops little
TO- ward.
JAMESis about "a % years of black with
good his near SIX feet hight Ia
veyv coarse voice. carries himself very erect. Bill had
grew blaB ke over coat James had black cloth coat
scafes recoeced will give the above TewJ I'd for them
lodged jail tina may get them, or $50 for eLheI OF
II j.. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN I'VE find the following
mysterious paragraph in the Washington correspon-
dence Of the Philadelphia PeaHsylraHiaH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
II. Il EaVnes & Co.
IalI.nR,N NnTIEE.

GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALB OF NE-
p ashyills, Tom.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

1t is understood that investigation Of a delicate
nature is going forward in the State Depar ment
which viii involve one Of its officers in rather
pleasant consequences. Such is the rumor about
the streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
Valuable I1FEoyED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE Dot fronting on ape street 80 feet running back
I1H feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing 5r
8 -..ra, O. good ci=fsru, SuUE s-Iuuse. DC.
ALSO Lot fronting l96 eot Pearl street and 100
@ 1, wish good story Brick House containing or
r'nu.- -sTyuUts rooms, Kitchen &c good WE'LL smoke
s. Both Lots tlCiv with shrubbery, shade and
- stl-sss and i DO sold ommodatiug terms APP
.L- To- NANCE a. WOOpWARO ,
JAMES NJ. MUERELL, or
WIN q. NANCE
Several good Ps-us, well improved, near Nashville.
.s--a Lu.r.r OF uulmpr1vsd Lots. Sevsral Garden
L-- trHu % T. acres, the city. Those wishing 70
..H-.ls" T.i., do we'll 10 cali soon
-r--.t NANCE q WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

Havana CigaTS.-Mr. EDrToR :--pIease tell your
readers opening large and well see ted lot Of I'm.
ported Havana cigars, jus. such rarely reach this
k-t We have also very large stock OF German aud
nestle Cigars Virginia Chewing aud fine out smoking To
brcco Turkish do Pipes CARROTS Snuff, and indeed all
rlcs usually kept IN a first class exclusive Tobacco oab
shmert, ant wish you say in big capitals W SUI
FER no HOUSE TO UNDERSELL US.
J. w LANGLEY & CO.,
No a. Union Street. near the state Bank,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

TotaI..................$1 81, 266, $50, 900
The aggregate value of the same crops for 1857
will be many millions in excess of the above fig
ures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

ar CUM having so far recovered from his laie sewers
ia-s rs able % attend 70 the duties % bis profess
SON. viii DO plea ei his frerds, and all hoss who
nay require bis professional services. OceNo 49 Chusea
street, Sept l2-2W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

TOR sac Of the largest aud finest mules IN
e. tEe STATE Also excellent match family carriage
fIgs % most approved breed. Also heifeFs aud
bulls Of She best mia stock.
a1- 2-dT W G. HARDING
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23

Tobacco Mandatory
W. MEREDITH,
44& AZ COLLEGE ST RET,
las now ready his Factory, 500 boxes Man
uacured Tobacco in boxes Of 90, So and 100 and $40
Wounds eacn to meet OF the trade Is
per pounds; all which will sell st wholesale
the de, at prices that canu0t fail to please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested
10 call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, will be sold by thousand, less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLER TWIST AND cur TOBACCO in great variety,
at very lOE price. sept I3-tf
CARRIAGES.
ITO Al those who wish TO purchase Mag - = 81
L nifcent Family Coach, BAToucne, kOcka- - lSzsy
way Buggy, invite 10 call and examine S5<-Ss5
our complete Fail stock received. We
fact TO ard keep constantly hand Buggies
Of our make. All OF which warrant superior 10
any thing offered in this market. z PECK & BIO,
Nashville, sep 4-dtf corner Cherry and Dsaderck sts
Powder! Powder
UST reiVed in Magazine and for SALE 1000 Kegs, SOC
half zs quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
~ NJ. & +. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mrhII-t. for the Manufacturers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
STUPIDITY.

The Gazette let's off its small fire
arms at halfcock, and scatters its
shot wide of the mark, when it asserts
that the act of admitting Senator Fitch
Of Ind ana. to a seat in the United
States Senate was out of all prc-estab-
hshcd rules adopted by that body.
Lee, MS examine the truth Of this
bold assertion Of our careless neighbor.
Senator Fitch was admitted to his
seat in precisely the same manner
that Senator Harlan, of Iowa, was
admitted to his seat in 1854, and his
case was referred to the Judiciary
Commute for examination and report
in precisely the same manner that the
case of senator Harlem was referred.
Why then docs our ncighbor so con
tlnnally misstatc facts, in its cagerness
to villiiy political opponents!
There is a sublime GOODNESS IN the
whining which the opposition papers
Sc; up on account of the election o
two United States Senators from
Indiana, after they had confessed thai
on a joint ballot, the Democrats had :
clear and undoubtcd majority. How
| tie Gazette howlcd when the Demo
cratic Members of the Iowa Lceisla
tire refused 10 20 into Joint Con
vcnlion for The election OF Harlan
wncn no sooner was it discovered thai
the Republicans had a majority in Tho
State Senate Of Indiana, than It, II
common with the y. y. Tribune an,
other Journals advised the Senate no
to 90 into Joint ballot, and thus b.
faction To- defeat an election. HI
bogus Indignation Of orr ncighbor wa
manufactured cNpress y for effect
without regard for consistency.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

in opening the mind Of the savage TO
the influences Of education and relig-
ion. His ways are the ways Of tradl-
ton and custom, and he will cling to
them until the grave covers his last
remains. and leaves no trace OF his for
mer history, except that which thu
white man has written.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
EfGecss ~ the Flood.


Immense Destruction cf Property.
JOLIET. The 'middle bridge across
the Desplaines was swept away with
several canal boats. The Jefferson
street bridge also damaged.
CuANNAmoN.-A dam between the
canal and Illinois River at Channahou
has given way, and both bridges
vt that point are swep away.
OrrAwA.-The Ottawa Free Trader
gives an account Of affairs on the
Illinois river Is follows:
The ice in the Illinois river gorged
Mt the head of the Island below town
on Friday morning, which raised the
water three or four feet higher at town
than it would have otherwise been,
| About noon yesterday the gorge gave
way-huudreds were collected to see
the result of this first serious trial Of
the noble piers Of the Illinois River
Bridge. The ice came in huge masses,
most Of it from l6 to l8 inches thick,
and often in fields an acre in extent
but the piers stood firm - everlasting
hills. Bridge stock went up.
La SAllE-No damage done u
this point. Y,
NAprRvILLE-Dam and several
houses swept away. Du Page River
broke away At this point on Friday
NIGHT last and on Ssturnav Il swept
away the dams, and several houses AND
stores-among other buildings ths
Du Page Journal Office was swept of
Total loss cannot be less than $50, 900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

We the undersigned beg leave to tender cur sin
ssre thanks 70 the 'IDdependeat Fire Co." and TO
frtends ssd ne.sAbors for their noble cxcrcns in
extingushine TIE Gre In the os cus badings -
the nisht Of the 18th inss which Are threatened
With lose Of property and serious Interruption To
our business. And Ne would also suggest that all
prsssns w. may be present In occurrence ofnre In
our midst to sscsstaia from owners Of property OF
iasusanos agents tAs pDper courss % b. pursued in
removing goods. 20 that al parties may be properly
peotected.
ALvORD L VAN PArrEN, Brady street.
HOWARD ALDEN, Scond street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

Of Dj1eososs e.. eueh ANAL meeting. 10 |
The absence Of The Secretary the Pfeois
deaf shall sppoiet ose Of the msmbefs
20 o2ciats il biz place for The time BE-
Ing.
have power 70 Gll any vacancies that may
OCCUR In the officers Of The association.
AR. 10th Candidates for sdmissios
muss b. proposed in writing BY . mem
her Of he association ssd q meeting
preceding that on which they are to be
ballotsd Tor their elsetioa to b deter
mined BY majority Of the members pre-
sent.
AR. llsh Msobsss dssisiog The Ger
vices Of any Of the committee shall noti-
y the Secretary 10 writing, and oil par
tiss having cases 10 dispute before the
committee Of Arbitration shall first be-
come bound 10 On amount proportioned
to The sun to b decided upon sbligiog
shemsslvss to abide, perform and fulfill
the 6nal swsrJ which shall Do made
touching the matter submittsd.
The parties in dispuse il unwilling to
submit their case to the COMMITTEES OF
Arbitration may choose three membsss
Willing to ssrve) from the whole list Of
members Of the Board except from the
committee Of Appeal, and in oil csses
either party may appeal to the committee
| of Appeals for . revision OF the case
provided such appeal b made by writ
Sen notice TO the Secretary within ten
days after this decision, whose award
shall bs final. The fees before the COM
mittee Of Arbitration shsll DO the same
- il NO appeal were made which fees
aoeordisg 70 scale laid down in shs
twelfth article, shsll b psid into the
hands Of the Treasurer for the use Of the
Board. The President and Vice Presi.
dent shsll be sx.of6cio members Of the
Bosrd Of Directors and committee oil
Appeals three OF which latter shall form
. quorum to decide on oil awards thai
may DO appealed from originating. il
committed Of Arbitration.
When the majority Of the sitting mem
bsrs Of the committee OF Appests sgre'
to AZ award, such decision shall be final
Provided, that when tho last named com
mittes consists only OF three they mus
be unanimous, snd when they are not 90
| Tue Two OSuor m0WOOVo Snail % ColIcu u
the matter again, heard, and 6nsl Dc
c;sion taken. The fees of such appes
shall be ons-half OF the fees charged il
the 6rst instance which shall 60 into th
funds Of the Board, and tho Secretsr,
shall be entitled 10 three dollars for eacl
copy Of IN award.
The committee Of Appeals shall hav
power to Gil any vacancy which may oc
cur in their own body, aud shall have
general supervision Of the affairs OF II
Board, whom from absence or di-quslifi
cation u regular members the Commi,
to Of appeals cannot DO formed, the co
tending parties shall be allowed to q
? vacancies 90 occurring with any membe
> or members Of the Board willing (
serve, (not being Of the Committee Of vi
bitrat,on,) on whom they may agree
euch agreement to be communicated
the secretary BY letter, signed BY DO.
/ parties.
! AR. l2. The fees Of arbitration 10
der the sanction OF shis bond shall be Z
z follows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

Dankins and Exchange.


y ACkLyrr CORBlN..... Cor second and hrSdy.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL co. MAIN.
n,aRssuH' LAWS niAxxnnRK ~" Main
enc BB BRO. BARROW 4 CO. Cor Main ID sts
rAI.LMAN. TOWERS \ Mci.EAN.....nhovrP q.
Land Agents.
ALLxN l. CLARK........P q. Building, Brady II
NICHOLS, ISBELL = co. Main t.
Insurance Agencies.
y. MlrCHEil.........l door Above Post Office
u. u. HofFAAN............. Main street.
Dry Gssds.
CHAMPION SON Cor. ID 4 Brady sts.
SUTTON 4 co ......... .Grigg's Bksk, P.uy Il
GkO WEAVER MAIN u. near C.ok Sargent
u. u . tu '.............. Corner 81 asd htahy
ADAMSON kAPP...... I'd. u. above Perry
w. INSLk1............... ....No ". lsCiair-
Cluthing.
SAMUEL PERRY Opp Post OiR.e
J. 3. DRAKE 4 CO.. Main, a.doors hi I'll St
Dry Gocds and Groceries.
n. q. observation-disclosures nd, near Brady st
Watches + Jewelry.
y HOUSKI.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rCisne Row
| A. &. Billion. No l@ClAirc ROW
n = j. NEiStN-. BRADY, npoNr III
Dssks + Stationery.
g. ". Hills 4 CO............No. ieCiaire Row
hLi ADANS...... Near Fost omee
| Mats 4 Csps.
A. 8. ASTON CO.. 1T. opp. IeClsire Honse
| A. GREEN. ..l4 Claire Row
VkRDER ACRAAPTON............ S soud street
Auction and ssnissien.
II. ". AOg0le, Second st., sbove Perry
Wv PA RKER........... Front \ Brad
E.LLINDSEy.......... ST., east Of Brad
Wholesale GPscevs.
EVANS CHEW 4 CO. ID 4 PER-
BURR : SWIFT. Brady ST., bet. Trout and 8 cout
| II. DALxGlL Cd. Cor ~ pcvsy
~. WILT ..nu' mar brau
RYAN 4 AcCARN.. Burrows bloc
Dvasslsss.
c. r. WEEB..... No. 10 I<'Clair, Row
Gent's Furnishing Gssds.
A. 3 ASTON 4 Co... ID st. ovp. LeClairc Hcus
vERDER CRAMPrON.. .Secoad 1t EAST Ut Bts
0esss 4 she's.
MOORE BRADY bet ID 4
Tobacco 4 Ctsars.
N. EN.....................2 81 4 near Bra
Music 4 Musical Inssrunents.
JOSEPH A. acknowledgements. . LeClaire Rov
IStsves Tinwars.
RYAN Car. Front 4 n sin ~
SMART Y GlLLETT.. .......... Brady bet
The Iswa Agricultural DEPOT.
NOCRSE, b WHILE cor Front h l-ia
Leather ahd Saddlery Hardware.
HAIGHT 4 SEARS. 80. .2nd 81 bet BRADY b Per
Furniture, Mattresses and UPhslstery.
4 MCNEIL L BROTHER
wholesale and Retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

Ace,Ssus o. sss pAo,sls h. R.-An
Aee,1oal eeeuysed - Ne pADloe B. I.
. Ne ~ insa... b WAleA go ~ ~
lAlS1s - ! = ) taissaS lsIsssi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

II 10 regarded a. . siheular fact, that du.
ring the consideration Of the Minnesota and
Oregon Bill in the heusA recently, not one
word was said about their admission into
the Union With OF without slavery. md The
bills Themselves are altogether silent upon
that suhlset
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
BOOKS.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
COLUMN Oh
"TssE 1OWA HOsDM MasOMs,"
No Do BRADY STREET. roone NORTH or
The Po0t onfcC,
D.lD llIDV.a.
Established in 1874.
ELI ADAMS, PROPRIETOR.
Read Al, ertiscments bri1w
Bulletin February III.
SHEET MUSIC.
A LtR0E lot ~ sheet Music for Piano and Gs,sr.
"a comprising veil selected 4 ~ II
SONGS, MARCHES. wALTgEs, RoNpoS &c
al Publishers prices.
PERIODICALS
VALENTINES for February IL, 1897,
L4nsh n Al Journal Ter January, 7Ac.
Nstivnai Maensipe ~ a..
llu>trAtci News, Jan. 81, Is,
| PGinAm's Magazine February, -,
Iesiies' GAErttc Il Fashion, do 3N;
Mavcrly Magazine, pnatsiy, 25c;
Ars - s'l-i.s iilsstr ted d. iSs,
! Apple ou's Railway Guide 2Sc; &c. nc, 1t
1.-THE lOsr0 DOOk ROOssss,'
10. s6 Gdy Street, 3doors above ne Post Cyiee
feb1 ELL ADAMS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

The oyster business at New York has
suffered during the prassat winter. Fully
seven siehths OF the oyster saloons have
been closed. No oysters ware received in
the city for several wesks, on secount Of
the ice embargo At the oyster beds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

CAPITAL SENTiMENTs.-At the printers
annual festival in Washington city, the fol.
lowing were among The regular toasts:
The Constitution OF the United States
'Set up by wise and patriotic founders,
imposed on the hearts Of the people, and
locked mp in their best affections.
The Declaration Of 1ndependencs-Coo d
standing NATTER proof sheet free from
errors, and first rate scopy' for the 'ssiters
up ot Republics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
r. G.. EsaD0,
49, A~Anf ~ knfAPv Rnhnae
Dlotel for sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

lSoUR ~ acre lots, mile north Of FULTON station
IL On the and n Railroad ON reasonable term
Also, Go acres, one mile north Of Waicctt; chesp
onc-hslf cash, balance ia one and two years
Also. $40 scrcs In Warrington couniy, 20 scres
m, timber, aud Running water = part This Ian
Is uuly 1G miles from Iowa City, and II from wash
ington, on n fne road fr"m Columbus 10 RlcAnend-
WIN u ~ IL cheap, ind part VI etRs.
Aiso four 20 acre icts near Iowa City. besutifu
farming land, and well watered.
Also; lsts y west uavsatpsrs. ssseisg h ~
ffen - feet By 10 10 ~ scses eold es aswa 81
balance In one and two years.
Also. several neat buildings on leased ersss1
would be- sold ON reasonable terms. Apply 10
&c. kAUN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

HOUSES anil Lots for sale handsomely rtuatrsi IN
IL different part. ~ the city. Aiso AOO los In Pal
ials addition 10 East Dsvsnport for sale very D~
and On time to suit purchasers. TO. kADN.
JauI l0azette copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

CO.Partsseyshjp Notice.
vUVHE CO. partnership rstosose exiting under the
name Of A. 0. Aston h % Is this day 81, solved
by mutual consent ~ books and scc. uats Ut the
late drm are in the hands Of D. Aston for settle
ment. a 3. ALATON
Yeb. Cd 1857. B ASTON.
The business will bs continued BY A. a. Aston and
he hopes TO merit share u public patronage.
febi6dlW As AI.STON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
A Card

HuK unsiersixneA Oil leave IN cAssos q bic bee
] ness during his absence CA. ". =. Bsown. A
u. know themselves to be tDde bteA " }. n u =
Iads, BY note ~ Otherwise, ~iil make peymtas
Talin,sa, Powers 4 MeL"an.
jsn1tf E.. q. eApo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
1fp Absfrtisfmtnts.

CIRCULATING LlHR AIRY
And News Depot, opposite the IeClsire House. New
York, Chicago, and Cincinnati Dsiiies received ev-
rydAy. q. n. STARR, AGENT
GRAND SOjREE.
- WILL he given At 10 Claire Hall, on Friday
ri Evening" February Hvcnlns. February 9Oth,
az 1857 ..s.c.,.
WIZ. BUCHANAN. JOsRPH Corr.
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Music BY eh-idons Rand
Tickets 81 90. febI6dM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

The R',cr is getting rather danger.
ous for crossing with teamS-about
foot Of water, stanling on the ice
which 10 causing Il to rot fat. Two
sesma broke through yesterday AFTER
noon. bat We saw sotne tsasna on the
river river juas. before daak = saksA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
STATE TIE NJ S.

The DrnrQrE CtsToM Hot sE.-Thc
owner Of the lot, in Dubuque, selected
AS the site for the New Custom House,
has received official information, from
Secretary Gutlric. that the terms ct
sale as proposed are accepted by the
Government. The price to he paid Is
100000.
Near Iowa Falls, Hardin Go, there
are several Chalybeatc Springs have
been discovcrcd,which possess great me-
dciual powers, and in the course of
time will no doubt be used for those
qualities.
NV Posi- Orrlcr.-A new Post OF
fee has been established at Bancroft.
Freedom county, and VIM. n. Oliver
appointed Postmaster.
Two lots 1t, Iowa Falls, siyty-six 10y
one huudhed and thirty-two feet, will
bc sold to the right kind of men who
intend to settle and improve, from TWEEN.
" five dollars. Choice business lots
range somewhat higher, Improved
farming lands within three, six and ten
miles. average from twelve to twenty
dollars per acre. Wild lands, same
distance from three to eight dollars
per acre. Timber lands. same distan.
ccs. from twenty to thirty dollars per
Acre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

, 4 sall il bssass NE .ksssoasia tag
aiSlsfs h rssiss sAp'wA pAn'Ak&sAE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

JOHN HE.MPEL,
CANE CHAIR MAKE r
Western Avenue, between Front and second ~,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Repairing q old Chairs done neatly and at the
cheapest Rates. feblSdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
kOI. Sale ~. Lease.

TN Lots or subdivisions 10 suit purchasers OF PER
Isoiis that may desire 10 case for term u yrsss
the following ptoI~riy ~ Getty ~ Davenport, Wis
IL bi.ck iJ-!16 feet f,onttbg on ~ street,
10 :. 90 On western Avenue.
s. ii a.
In block 17-nczr the Market House.
~ Zee, sting On W-stern svsnus
extending 100 feet bach with su sile
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

A SITUATION BY yoang man - . clerk in .
"A Dry 0ood or 0rsce1y Stsrc, who hos had some
sxperisLc- 10 the business, and u wiliag to maize
him elf useful He can give goDd rsferrnce from
hisia-t employers He can be seen u the house u
John ID an. on Second g. between Perry and Rock
Island. febbedu