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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
The Destiny Of Kansas.

After all the weeping and wail;ny
and gnashing Of teeth OF the Black Re
publican politicians over the fate of
bleeding kansas, they are now terribly
exercised by the fear that it will be-
come free State. Gen. Pomeroy, \
leading Free State man, is now on a
visit to Boston and the Boston Travel
Ter states that he declares the Free
State men will be successful, perhaps
in the Constitutional Convention, but
certainly in the election of "a Legislature
in the fall. The famous pro-sIaverv
paper, the Squattcr Sovereign has been
purchased and will hereafter be con
Quoted by Free State parties, and the
pro slavery party, according to Gen.
Pomeroy,) "are quite disposed to com
promise with Constitution saying
nothing for or against Slavery"
Although the Territory is progressing
so peacefully and so rapidly that the
snrlekers arc quite alarmed, they are
like physicians who live in districts
distressing healthy" Their last card
Is to persuade the people of Kar sas to
say away from the polls at the Con-
stltrtional election, anG to leave the
whole election in the hands Of the pro.
slavery men. But it is doubtful,
whether even this project will succeed
The idea Of urging the people Of every
Northern State of the Union to cast nh
their ballots with the single purpose of
making Kansas free State, to the utter
neglect Of all questions which directly
affect them, yet at the same time per-
suading the people Of Kansas, who,
above all Others. are mt s: deeply inter
estcd in this question, not to vote at
oil upon it, is certainly very sublime
conception, but we doubt whether any
considerable body Of voters, either Of
the Territory Of Kansas, or in any Of
the Northern States, can be duped by
It.
The true solution of the whole
problem is to be found in the Demo.
cratic policy Of Popular Sovereignty,
aud TO this complexion will the whole
subject inevitably come at last. The
people Of Kansas will settle their insti
tutious and local laws by their owr
voteA and the people Of the Northern
States will learn to decide their elee
tons with reference 10 the issues which
directly Affect their individual welfare
and ~ Tia Blaek RsRablisaa Annbal
eheqt $50 Elll spseslily - NUM- 1t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

New York June 10.
The steamship Arabia sailed this morning
win Is6 Messengers and $2,2G3,OoO 10
The screw steamship Indiana left for IA.
y.rpooI aud Bremen with f29 passsngerA
a Spansrd named Francisco Delsao. do
I'M, business m commission merchant at 3s
Pine street. was arrested AMI examined
,csicrday ON charge Of mlsd -meanor for
having in his possession implements for the
manufacture u spurious coin on Havana
li.,r. and portions Of a press were found in
he ,c.sssion Of the cook Of the Spsu,isl,
brig Alber,ine, now in port.
The cook, whose name is Maier. said be
rot the artclsr from Delano. and had the AZ
rci OF the lattcr. The examination will BE-
renewed to-day
Mr. la. > Taylor, street commissioner,
died this afternoon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
The Tehuantepec Route.

New Orleans, June iU.
The schooner Chipola has arrived
here from Mcmillan, and brings intel
ligencc of the opening Tehuantepec
Route. Vessels has commencing arri'
wing at Ventura Bay.
Some passengers who crossed and
came here on the Chipola, state that
the road will probably lie finished corr
pIctc for stages by the fist Of October
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

Major Msgruder earnestly requests BIZ
friends and all good citixens to abstais
from holding or offending the oontem.
plated meeting on Thursday, in oondem
nation Of the election riots. believing
that it will do no good and may result
N . disturbance 81 the peace.
Tho Herald correspondence, dated
Washington, June 9th, says: Col. Cum
mings has received tho appointment Of
Governor Of Utah. The other appoint
ments Of the Territory have not been
agreed on.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
From Warrington.

Washington, June ~.
The affairs of | tab occupy the attention
uf the Cabinet 10 dar The appointments
b. the ofces there were not comI,leted.-
several gcntlcInpn to whOme they have
Mt ar. to be heard from. The Administra-
ion, though anxious for speedy action,
have been restrpiDcsl by circumstances be-
yond lis control
The statement Of Mr. Burr, Surveyor Gen
raj Of Utah. that loo. and not 10, as mis-
printed in the New York papers. would be
efficient 10 overa We the Mornons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
Black Republican Treason in Ohio.

Black Republican Treason in Ohio.
The new "shrick for freedom" raised
by the Republicans, is another atsemp,
to interfere with the execution Of the
laws OF the U. S. in Ohio, There 10 70
shadow Of a shade Of Justification foI
their conduct. Judge MCLEAN, in the
matter Of er parte RoBlSsoNs showed
most clearly the power Of tho Pcdsrsl
authority, and said: t,' ~. 80
! "Dto.v sights $50 inv Led BY the oo~e.
sci. II these rights are construed to
mean subversion Of the.fsderal author-
it,es, they may be somewhat 10 dsnger.
That tho common power hss jurisdiction
in this case 10 clear. While duly eoga-
gcd in the invcs igation Of the matter,
the Honorable Judge OF the Comm On
Peas, whose motives l BY no means
question, by habess corpus took from
the custody Of tho Marshal, tho body Of
the fugitive, which left tho Commission.
er without . case. Il wrested from him,
without any authority Of Law, the cub
ject Of his jufi. diction. This, so far ~
I know, lie without precedent. Had any
Commissioner or Federal Judge interpo.
sed, and by the Same means, had disre-
garded and disturbed tho jurisdiction OF
the State Court, ! should have felt not
less concern than the eloquent counsel.
A sense OF duty cOmpels me to say that
the proceedings Of the honorable Judge
were not only without authority Of Law,
hut against law and that tho proceed
ings are void, and | am bound to treat
them as a nullity."
The Supreme Court Of the q. S. also
settled the question aud satlished the
principle in the case Of er parie WAL
LACE, rcporsed::2d Wallace, 525, in which
it is decided:
"The jurisdiction OF tho Courts OF tho
U. S. is limited, but within its limits,
supreme. The State Courts have often,
in many cases, q concurrent Jurisdiction
over the same subjects and persons; but
neither can treat the other % an inferior
jurisdiction, except in the cases where
the Constitution and the acts of Congress
have given such power to tho Courts Of
the U. S. When persons or property
are liable tn seizure or arrest by the pro.
GEES Of both, that which first attaches
should have tho preferseoe. ANY At
tempt Of either to take from the legal
custody Of the sfficers Of the other would
DO an unjusti6cahle exercise Of power,
and lead to the most deplorsble oonse
quences. Therefore, il . persoo be i'm
prisoned under she civil or criminal pro.
Gees of one, the other cannot take him
from such custody 10 order to subject
him to punishment for au offence against
them. A fugitive cannot be taken from
the legal custody IT the Sheriff by any
warrant from the Courts Of tho U. S. 10
order to extraditiou, under the aetp OF
Congress. Neither can such fugitive,
when in custody Of the Mssshsl, under
legal process from Judge or Commis.
sioner Of the o. g., DO delivered from
custody BY meaus OF , habsas cospus, or
any other process, to answer for an of
ence against the Stste, whether felony
or misdemeanor, or for any other pur-
pose"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

Washingt, n, Jnne 10.
There are eight or ten applications
for Utah Judgcship.
VIM. Il. Gore has been appointed
L. 5. Marshall for Minnesota vice
Irwin resigned.
Mr. jenkins will be superseded as
Consul at Navigartors Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

tN"Queer things happen sometimes, even
In Lunatic Asylums A rough fellow passing
the Worcester establishment, noticed At the
window an old acquaintance, and bawled
out at him Hello. Old fellow. what are you
in for 2 totin9 for Fillmore :" was the
prompt reply. The enquirer sloped-he had
probably done itbimself ,.-..gf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
+: A EFT NE w S.


Arrival - tho 8icGDpn. $685.
NEG Yok, June ~
The Collins steamer Ericsses, from nv-
erpool May 9th, srrived this r NJ at e'o'-
clock $50
In Parliament the annuiny Of fs ,ooo per
year passed with division, Mr.. Roebuck
making feeble circumstances
The dowvy II E40,aW was bscueae 20
The Commissioner ofsupply. when Mr. Gun,
inghaia ioos ri that the pspsion:be fednced
d.oo5, and that the dowry be oulttec.-
sour members voted with him on the hrS'
notion and Ii ON the 81 The biii "as
read firsa time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
ICEl ICEI

oThe Davenport Ice Go. are now prepared to
coatrsct for the delivery % Ice eor the ses-
sn Customers commencing the e'ason with ~
vi be guaranteed To be suppalsd TIL November II
desired. Pafitx DIST Ing he through the oeason
are cautioned against contracting With those who do
not supply the seAson through. zA.ff.f
Offce, Secvnd 1t, opposite I.etlaire House.
m .y5ism PECK 4 MITCHELL.
MONEY To LOAN. long aud short ume
(Jel7dtr NACELOT 4 ORBlN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

"a The Baltimore rowdies attacked .
military company from New York on Tues
day evening, and general row easnsd, in
which the police and some of the 'Uglies,
We're wounded
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

n The number Of eanigrants who arri
we'd at New York city from abroad during
the first Ave monthes Of this year, was a.
900 against $1,000 in the same time last
yeor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

u petrified rattlesnake was recently
found in Weaverville, most perfect in size,
form and appearance, even to the spots and
rattles
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
&tw Aoutrtisfmfats.
w q % ted .

A TOT NC MAN vi hes tWp Ocur = situs'i,n ~
"A Salcsmsu al ID okkeep iss,'Dpit' ut ,orondHt
books ny single OF double entry. R.nrances gwen
n required. Al re-, to his ONCE
June l2d9es - ta 20. ~. f"f II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

I'd On saturday morning the commence
ment OF the Penn Medical College Of Pl,ila.
delphia, took place. when the degree 81
Doctor Of Medicine was conferred upon
even females and twelve male graduates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

Ice w. NIAGAKA.-large masses Of ice.
from forty to sixty feet in thickness, still re-
main under the American side Of the Falls,
which 1t Is thonght will not entirely disap
Dear before the middle Of June
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

-
the BBsr SsRv ANTs. 'risE Dsy,L U.s.-
The devil" says Luther, "held great an-
niversary at which his emsssries were con
vened. Ia report the result Of their several
Missions
II lcs Loose the wild beasts Of the desert. "
said one, ON caravan Of Christians, and
their bones are now bleaching In the sands "
IL drove the east wind" said another,
against ship frcighted with Christians,
and they were all drowned"
Whist of thsty' said the devil, their
souls were all saved"
For three years. said third. 9" cult
waited au acquaintance with an independent
preacher Of the gospel; at last became on
very intimate terms with him. and then
persuaded him to preach politics, and throw
away the Bible"
Then" continues Luther, the devil
shouted as the devil only can shout, and the
night stars Of hell sang for joy"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

tB-Iieat Pope, Who has already headed
two expeditions to the Valley Of the Pecos
River, for the purpose Of thoroughly testing
the question whether water can be obtained
there by sinking Artesian wells. has started
on n third expedition with'he Hike object
II water can lie obtained in sufficient quaint
ties by means ofthe Artesiah wells, as now
seems probable, the Great American hes
ert" will lac rendered fertile and habitable
As a step in the great overland wagon
route, this experiment il very important.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
(,auanche Lots.

~ We have some very desirable lots selected
and tor sale In OamaDche. Plat rem. price,
terms sc. made known. upon applications 70 PAR
KER. EDWARDS h TALMAGR, No. 10 Orr's Block
April Is dit
oDF0R LEASE.-A piece Of land 80 by $50
feet near RAN Road Depct for 20 or 80 years
at . reasonable rent.
March II du) DAWSON TRUB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

CouSe'L Blu'ys-Ihs. Pssrse Of couacil
Bluffs are anxious to have the work push
ed ahead on that end Of the line Of the N. 4
NJ. X. Road. They are paying from % to
Is per cord already for fire wood, owing TO
its scarcity there and they urge (says The
Bugle) that by reaching the Coal Fields.
which are, within % miles, the NJ 4 NJ,
Rail Road may be made to do d pas ing
business on that end Of the iiue. before its
completed to this ypciot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

- 4Ae1nRns STRIPPED. TAExEp. FsA,H-
$3.50 HgEs on RAIL ny A CerxrrrEa
o LADIEA-at some things cse done
- VII . elFfs." and by ladies, may
been ly Cncing at the following kom
tn Detroit 1JiJane: ~
"WA I'm Nom the Marshall papsso &hse
on Tuesday night last that village was the
scene Of administration Of summary justice.
without tAe intervention n tAs eaugia svsh
as has seldom been known IL Michigan x
fellow nsmed Jobu Itobbins, who kept a
housofiii fame in the village, xass taken.
tried Hnd sentenced u coat Of tar aud
feathers and 10 be ridden on rail. The
sentence was executed by the wsanen N the
neighborir,od. who had been long ANNOYED
" the SiUrses(~8 ssisssse FhsiaAiss kaA
some time ago sent committee To Rob
bins. with the reqssst that he ssaki lssse
the village. or discontinue keeping such
house. Their request not being .cemplied
with. they proceeded 70 execute tI.e sentence
they had adjnIged IN his case. Two of
them went to his honse and knocked at the
door. and when he appeared they threw. a
bucket Of tar over lis head, coupls,ely
binding him; and then proceeded 10 strip
him and cover his body with tar aud feath-
eP. :" ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

DUSOOtVeo0 ADoteC4QS'0s
silver plating aud lsell.Msnsi.g.
WIN. OAsAkA............. .2nd West Of ain
Commercial College.
LOPEZ h PRATT. Cor - and Perry
Crcckesy sna Glassware.
Dsnklng and Exchanse.
DoOLAN 4 STUMP. Main ii.
AACKLOrr CORHlE -. DOR second and srss w.
COOK SAkGRNf... Main and Secool,
McGREGOR, LAwEs h BLAKRMORR...... Nam.
CHuBB, BRO. BARROW Z Co.. Cor Main "a SITS.
TAI.LAAN, POWERS MCLEAN. -, above ?. q
Land Agents.
allen CLAsk;;.;:P O. Building. Brady It
lasssases Agencies.
II. r MITCHELL ........ door alove Post Once
II. .. HOFFMAN,. Main street
DIT 6ssds.
CRAAPTOn RON Cor. ID L Brady Ste.
J. SUTTON 4 CO...... Griggss Block, PeSty Il
GRO WEAVER Main 1t. near Cook 1 Sargent
" G wADSWOafH 9Ast; spposiss hsCiaifq nsu.e
Il. H. SMITH...s.. .s.... -. .OerAer ID aadBvsfy.
ADAASON : RAPP... ~. q. above Perry
". INSLHBs. 81. s.se.... NO H. IACaire
Aaehtee sAse anA Hssnlsy.
s. O. sHORsY. ID st. oppo. Cath. Baryins Ground.
Wooaea Pumps,
J,G. SHORKY, ............ Third street
Cboenln0s
). 8. DRAKE : 90. Main, s.dcors BEL 81 ss.
Dsy 0ooAs and 0poeePiss.
y. n. HHTDRNHEIMRR.... and, near Brsdy st
Wsechss JsvelPy.
H0uSkL;. .......'....'..:::..:Ste Claire Row
A. O. BtLION.... 8 IeCiaire BOW.
T. = j. NkLSON.. .brady, shove -.
Deoks Z 1toAasuePy.
q. ". ELIAA CO............No. LeCIairs Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

THE CAPTURED SwvEL-We have heard
intelligent and respectable persons declare
shatr bsllsf - ~ lnse 49, ~ aaoV puss
pose for which the brass swivel was design
ed on Monday was to proclaim the expected
Know Nothing triumph in the evening; but
ii was fcund 10 contain ten pounds ofravinr
stones, rifle balls, buck shot, &c. Thess
things are not generally used in firing
lea de i0ie.- WdsA. iStates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
JOSHUA DILL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER /! f!

JOSHUA DILL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER /! F!
NO. 8o Brady 0ty
DUY and sell Real Estate, invest or loan money
d on Commisson, pay tsxes for non-re.iI nts.
make collections, and perform all busiaess pert aiming
70 Real Estate Agency, with the stictest punctu-
slity.
REFER To:
Chue. Bro., harrow b Co., Bankers, Davenport.
Geo &C.. / y Davenport, Davenport, Iowa.
sme.d. Co lard Hughes, BANKERS. Cincinnati. o.
J II Larkln. Banker. do
r. CITY. PROPERTr
X Of lots Bloch 60, ~ feet front, Frame House
5 RoonAs. Lot and W q Of Lot S, Block Is, frame
House rooms, stable aud fruit trees.
Lot S block q y feea front, Brick House rooms.
Lots 10 MOCK u Fu.:o"' addition, %: ,,,
sxof 10. Is and Of lot block sssdyrsnts i'd
diti0n Is feet front, Frame House rooms and sta.
bles. W \ eliot Shlock u, q sest frost. 600 un-
improved lots in oil parts Of the city.
FIRM L.A.N-IDS
s = Of rection - ~ R W mllos West Of
AoVo, ~ ~ 81 rolling pr0ues A oDeeUeut
farm within Is sUAs osthe !.
0W \ OF section 10 y R6W. Choice piece Of
prairie In Henry County miles , Of NJ. Pleasant,
On the Keokuk and Ne. Pleasant n.
scres in l. xof section - 70 \ . Scott Co.
Frame House rooms
sectioa isrsl Rs,w. Pine plecos Of prairie IN
uthrie County within half mile VI timber-livins
water on u. ,.-.t
NM ON y y Of Section Z g u.
" ksfsw Section u . D-aeots Co.
Part Of 8 W Of SscttDn - and part oto SEC
tion - 10 y 3e-ScOtt Coaaay-1sst eids oi
Dubuque rod II reds fsSnt Is rods deep with y
story house. 8 roUms.
NRI-A Of section IS re n . =, sooas County
Also variety Of via LaaAs = IN parts Of the
State
JuneI1dA
wANfDD.-e900o, ct per esnt. . month let.
vtxass On 1eal estate giveA.
NANTED TO rent 10 good dwelling Houses In ths
.eutral psrt u ~ city. - tfzF
WANfED.-Improved Farms In Scott county.
Sgood besiness lo~s. central location.
Enquire at JOSHUA DIAL, Nc. . Brsay st., N.
venport Iowa.
Junssld6 '.f1 'f' ~ d"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

"a ~Cast Iron sleepers for railroads are
coming into use in England. IS =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
Literary Notice.

Literary Notice.
Lecture will lie deliver before the Y NJ L.
"A rrary Association on Saturday evening, June
-, At GrGgs Hail. By ~
JAMES BREWSTER, ESQ, ..,,
Of New Haven, Ct.
SUBJECp: Our country ,fy moral and pAysiusl
dev.lopement In the nineteenth Century
Junel ldtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

W. z. CnlLDS l. co.'s.
Patent Elastc:.Fir snd water Proof
CE.ME.V'T KOOFE.v,G! ,,
WE, the undersigned, are pr~pard TO contract
w and put on NJ the shortlst notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roo,fmg,
being the only article yet invented that viii sue.
ccs~sy resist the action of te stno phere IN every
climate. u 10 perfectly nre and vater.prasf and IN
point Of durability Ne believe u 10 eqna 10 not supe.
rloF, to any metallic roodng. We pu, Il on over
OLD tin, tsr, iron, shinge roas making no az.
ference hog nat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing tswssrsntsf to prove above represented
squsre) We vin sgpy s usos tin snA ison rsos for
~ IN pep square, bsias account Of is durability
the cheapest paint that can BE- used.
We invite al who are building, and those Who wish
their roof rpaired To cali 81 our Once Opposite The
leClaire House. Dsvtnpnst. lovs, and anime am.
pes. and satsfy themselves In ressrd 70 the durab-
ity sod practicsbhity of this roofing.
B.-we are prepared 70 ill ordsys for our C.
meat 70 ihos" residins at distance. with printed d.
Secsioss for iss uss.
C,ty and eosnty RisAis for Iosea ssd Asnaese,a
JBvAN tER0EN 4 BRO
o. A. BENJAMIN. General AGENT.
REFERENCE IN CINCINNATI.
Mr Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
FRh.
Mr. Samuel Ord n, No go Fourth street.
HAktf ahu Won Putil. NO u fOGM STREET
Mr. Oeorse Carlisle, esideas Of the Lafayette bank
Dr John 9 Law Agent q ROYAL Ins. Co.. Lsndoa
and Liverpool.
Nes-rs John Shilso 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers. 9Th
Mitchell and Ramnel.bsrs. Furniture na..,s snl
dealers 9Th st, ct
MiIes Greenwood, Esq.
Mr. HDkie.
DAVENPORT.
Geo l. Dsvenport.
Or James Hah,
Costs . PAtchin, BuilAers,
kw Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck. City Gls.h,
Gea Parker,
q D Cline Painter,
n Pstsrson, LacnN sfrcet,
y:uns n"neily : Ira, Davenport lrua worls.
HATES : lss.. jewellers.
ROCK lsLAND.
- 0uyes,
T, PL III chsa, Banker,
Lewis Wssss,, poss.as..r.
CHICAGO
9 Habbasd. Aetna lassrancs.
! q = Hnoaer,
Ire gDote 1silfer.
ossrs, Wood . o.. Dsdstssd Aanuisctasins Co, No
J RrsDos. OaaAn a, Iowa.
Henry wiass. Wholesale Oressssy Asa'es, lsws
n.y..4ia LII --l..El
$ - Sc uoeDoo1odb sasa z.e.s1
p ~; I; 49, h:&t
= -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
Public Notice,

NOTICE IL herrby given. that ouch Of SAIL
priatd By the CIV Opundi pf he Clty q Dsvepo.i
10 ep n w,den sbd extend fsfTy street from Ito d,
70 Laepst street. north, md ha4 q 0s ssionsra WI
be tceteA ssssf ten dsys pubcatidh OF This noiics
- ESQ. .. oA1oNMf.
1unetOoIOs ~. .ltlF 49,. ooyor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

0DOAAANCAR LAND OO.-This Company
is now ready 70 sell lots in Its Addition
tn the town q Csuaoche.s u ,oasss seuae q the
noui ishing town. Any Information concerning the
same can be obtained By calling On GEO. II. PAR
EER, ESQ.,, No. 10 Orr's Block
febl7di OAMANOHB LAND co.
A~A CARD-ne UNDERSIGNED having TINS day
W. associated With him George H. French, Esq.
in bis Mn and Lumber business, takes this occasion
u present his acknowe 'gements te the public for
the liberal and nattering patronage extended TO
him in this city. Rapid ipcgease Of husjp~ss, and the
late extensive impsns enenta made about his Mills
have Induced him to Increase toe business captta and
assoc.ate with him se0tlemsn WV ~ devote be
entire attention TO the business.
. h ~ ~ John n ANwOu
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III story ~ Texas fnu.t'd by A Yoakum vols Is no
Kansas. interior l. exter. life by Mrs Robinson 81 ~
Sceiirs adventures IN the by Ii Col Cook ,25
California IN doors and out by MS FArnaham q 90
Examples from the 18th 18th centurr. BY Mrs sig
Quincy 10
GshterburY tales by Harriet &c vols ti.76
li~sne and She world 400
Golden Legs or Iife's Phases SlU
Light and Darkness or shadow Of fate IA
Household angel In disguise by mrs Lesley HI,tO
kAtiiry Brand or = quiet life SIW
Aurora Leigh BY Elizabeth y Browning $loo
Henry Lyle or life aud expense Miss Masryatt &,,,o
Datsy's necklace and What came oft IS
Little ilorrits ~ Dickens. chnh F.t eiss
A ord Of the creation. BY Marian Jane. --.ss
HsInor Of Fac-nbrldee illnst'd by Kelly Si.as
Neighbour Lakewood b. Paul SgeliSp. AIS
wigwsm and Cabin By Y y Bin,n,s SI9b
Los CRIMES BY Lieut. wiseUsN SI,Ss
seampsvis /" :. :. ~ -
Heavenly T"k.ii--s gin book for Christ,sns q %
Prince OF the House u David >i,ae
MAPS, GUIDE ROCKS &C.
Minnesota Decotah BY G G An,irws IS
Minnesota hand book and Map, hy Parker Is
Iowa asmis ;" a,.so
sectional map OF Iowa ii, so
by Chapman 4l,O0
KANSAS by keains 4i,OO
Kansas and Nebraska map 50 sHd rs
Sectional map Of Mimi sota by Chapman Is
wisconsin Is
Illinois q 1850
Appaeton's Railway Guide for March rs
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