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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
DEMOCRATIC STATE TlCkET.


Ihetools ofScward, Greeley. Beech.
er, d Co., who composed the bmIy
known as the Free State Legislature.
under the Kansas Topeka Cous,i,u
nave terminated their oiicial HI. IN -
sublsno fizzlc. This bag,ts
organization answered the pmfose TOR
""''" !" was originated, and alter h.
ING the cause nt nearly all the blood
shed IN that Territory. and aiiordiul
'nexhsustblc supplies OF intlummahl,
material for sectional excitement IN y,
Presidential campaign, il has been
abandoned to it, fate i, the yeIv p.,l
ty who gave j, being, and j, ha~ gppc
70 the grave "unwcpt, unhonorea, aud
unsung.' GOV Robinson would have
no more to do with the trcason,v thiun.
and resigned, leaving the Territory +
Lieut.. GOV. Roberts - initiating the
rats in sinking ship-has also refused
to act Ms Governor, and ha, written Il
letter to the bogus assembly, advising
them to adjourn. a1d mind thcir own
business in the future. His letter is
- follows:
NV DEAR Sru: have inst learned
that Governor RoBis~oS has resigned
his position, and hasten IL inform you
that my engagements will utterly pre-
clude the possibility 81 my hing ut
Topeka at the meetin. Of the I.erisla
ture. 1t will therefore devol,e upon
you to act in the capacity of Governor
| would not dictate To- YOU. but
should a quorum Of members answer
to their names. | would memorabilia
Congress for admission into the tnion
and then adjourn. Should i'terc he ne
quorum. It would b. well 10 take a rc
cess until. SAY the 9Th of March.
In great haste. very trnl,. d..
W. Y. ROBERTS.
Hon. JONI CrRrrss. Pre-. Of Senate
A number of these precious scamp,
have been arrested hy order Of Judge
Cato, and the balance have concluded
that Jordan is hard road to travel
and they gave vent to their feelings IN
the following resolution.
"ResOl,ed. That we vi,w with indig
nation aud scorn the attempt of some
Of our leaders to barter off our present
State Government, sealed as II is with
the life blood Of some Of our best patr'
ots."
The course pursued by ''oy. Gear,
In putting an end to all ontrages, hf'
finished the would be great men II
Kansas. They ,hrived well on iusnr
rsction and murder, but peace la. heei
the death Of them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
A'l.anv. Jan. 18th. 1851

lmt NV iokh C.>A, LoAS.-
he n.w t'al.ai lo:in o, 81 100000 AS
taken - day q, ALI average ot sll4.54
per 500. The luan OF October last
was taken at Sll3.1l. The following
were the successful bidders: Z. Perrit,
for the Seamans Savings Bank, $780,
900 at *ll5: J. G. Green. for the New
York Savings Bank. 100000 ut
$ll4.5o; Rufus II. King, OF Albany,
s2s0,oOO at s;ll3,o3 Conkhn Brush,
OF BROOKLYN, = atSll4.20, IS, 900
at sll4.Go, $4,000 for Sll5.l5 and
Warren Newton, of Norwich. $4,000
ST sll4.25.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

In yesterdays paper We published
. dispatch announcing the arrest Oh
Simonton. the special correspondent OF
the N. Y. Daily Times. 10y order OF
the Corruption Investigating Commit
tee Of Congress. because he refused T.
give the Committee the names Of those
pesons who had informed him Of the
lobby members Of the House. Ii will
be remembcredItha this Committee
have not the powers ola Court at law,
and are not examining charges in u
case made before legal tribunal. Mr.
Simonton did not hesitate moment
In giving the Committee all the nfor-
nation within his knowledge, but
Asarsay testimony he peremptorily
refused to give, alleging as reason
that the inviolable rights Of the press
would be invaded, aud its efficiency
destroyed, by such proceeding. II
IN editor Of a newspaper can he COM
PEELED to disclose the name Of every
person giving him information used by
him - the subject of his editorials, aud
that too. before legislative bodies who
sss at no time friendly to the freedom
u the pleas upon their short eomiugs,
then no IMAM would dare to open his
meath to On editor, an.! Thousand
sousces Of information would ba Cit
81, The n. Y. Tunes in referring 10
this subject lays down the correct rule.
and the only safe Que for tho ir.terG;.
y 70 adopt 1t says:-
"WAsHepsv any person comm u,.ieu!ss
n tAs editors Of tbs T,Mks, ,yormss;oa
touching public affairs uhieA II il i'm
portoat for tie public 10 knoc, and
uAsssSsv tAs editor Is satisfied thar it
. 6ews in good faith aud from proper |
ust;vss. tAs confidence Of his iajors.ant |
1iu h ksps under all circumstances.
~ q cry Asssrd."
~. oameaton told AL that IL knew |
~ ~ ssbjsst, ta. declined telling |
~ elksss AAd tolA him, n Il was
~ = ~ ssvlelees ssa6asass, lIis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

SlAia OF MISSEsorA.-The Com
mttee "n Territories have agreed 10
report bill to authorize the people OF
Minnesota IL form constitution and
STATE Government. Ii will provide
for new census 81 the territory. and
give the State one Representative. and
such additional as the population OF
the State BY the census shall BE- enti-
tied to under the present rate OF emu
meration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

MARRIED IS HASTE TO RErNsr Al
LEIsuRE.-The Detroit advertiser saws
that a young man Of that city. of the
"fass" order, while enjoying sleigh
ride with a young sempstress, became
SO much enanored that he asked the
young woman TO marry him. This
being agreed to. the services Of mag
istrste At u smail village ON their route
united them. Returning from the
blissful excursion. Lothariu reperted
Of his rashness, and pleading weakness
from intoxicasion ~ an excuse, declar.
Ell his intention not to fulfil the con-
tract, and left town. while his wife
sough. her truant lord every where 10
vain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
Nrw InRk Messy

NEw YORK MoAEY MAkKLr.-The
money luarke, has much easier po-
sltion than when we last reported il.
The demand continue. active, but
the supply is much greater. The
remittances, including specie. from the
West have become. large, and are on
the increase, while the Southern de-
mand for assistance is sbating. The
South has sent large amount OF its
mercantile paper here for discount :
and Hills of exchange on Europe have
been sent here in large amounts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

EEWe invite tho attention Of far-
mers to the fact that barley Il now
and has been for three years, in better
demand Ia this market than wheat
and is a. present worth ~ cents more
per busho!. Why doa't some one COW
Il ~ . Oropl i 10 Z sarss aaj bsttSr
yielding crop than wheat Aad esly
occupies one ssAsok In saahlAs rs
returns, We dantss about sseesy.
Aaiae ,lagss biss. kAl sainea1 No.
\; x;,a 4 , 8 ts;I:h w'''a''ssa|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

OSE EAcH.-We read Ia tho Nor.
s'sandss IA ,nost extraordinary cir
oalnstancs has just occurred in the
neighdorhood oS Contevills. for which
scientific men ~sll End II difficult 70
account, The daughter Of = ashss.
snan. Marie c., who married
Abea. a year ago, jobs b.. .
aegfa sailor. aativs Of ~. EoglssA
sssSar hes inst given birth 70 twiaA
|. MI ard beg. The lAsAhs i vAils
u II sea:s,l ''' ~ '''''' y W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
~ The Congressional con

ES The Congressional corruption
investigating Committee experience
considerable difficulty in the prosccu-
ton oftheir inquiries, by the refusal of
the chief witnesses to answer imror-
tant questions. Mr.. Raviaond, editor
Of the Times. Mr.. Simentor, correspon-
dent OF the Times, and Mr.. Chester,
correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Enquirer, stubbornly rethst To answer
certain inquiries which are all impor-
tant to a successful and satisfactory
issue OF their investigation To answer
these questions, would, they say, be n
dishonerable breach VI confidence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

SRA NAVIGATOR Suxx.- The steam.
er Navigator. heavily laden with Hour
srain. &c, struck log, on Friday,
when hearis opposi:c M.uiison, some
ten miies below Alton. und immedi-
ately sunk. She was returning from
Jersy Landing, ami is the only boat
that has vent,ared above St. Louis or
three weeks, except the Alton packets.
She Is . total loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
Kent, O'Conor and Butler.

\ GoLrEx NrDDlNG.- An interest
ing occurrence took place on Sunday
morning, in the first [ niversalist
Church, in this city. After the NOR
ming services had closed. the pastor
introduced Father and Mother Clark,
who were married in Baltimore. on
the / til OF January, 1907 Af,er a
rectal - the circumstance, attending
his wedding iilly years ago, the Old
couple renewed the bonds that they
had iorme,! half Il century Acturc.--
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
.1S'tesiUaa H|xls

us !."s having ally bored twent, -four
v" lis Ia This city. and in every IN .,.n~ rivinx
nsn .atisfection. Is prepared I, ex.cut. furthe1
o,dess IN the best mxnnar For all kn,;. ~ br,nrs
, constans supply Of water l. n e.s-i HI =
w. lis are ofgreatest advantage
THOMAS tsOUgIHY
t zoo o. sd street near Schc.''s q ~, " store.
Jan. 26. 1857. ally
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

y WoMtS in Indiana r,,ccntlv gave
birth to three healthy boys aud girl
at one birth. She named the bows
respectively buchanan, Fillmore, and
Fremont, and tie girl Jcssic-,hese
being the most prominent names she
conli think OF. Wonder il things amt
stretched little in this paragraphs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
Periodical Department. Ian. u.

Periodical Department. Jan. u.
tribune Almanac and PiticL Register -siusis
COPIES 10 s~n,s. p.rdosen u "a:
Godey's lsds's H-,k for February.
Grshans Magazine do
ballous Dollar, Arthur HON. d,
YANKEE No;tcn-, Nix Max do
No lou Pictorial. Jan ?g,h;
J. slic's illustrated do
Hap Is Jousnsl OF civilization. Ian l-,h.
tribune, s-fni-~'tk My 10th, wei XIV i.Ih,
fias Il our Ca.on .ith:
London iib-tra,.d News. n c:7 Al
THE low BOOK ROOMS,
No 70 Bsady s,t.., hear tie Po.t once
Ell ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
To. E.llIS,
Lana Agent, and Notary Pphlir

I ''h braiN street, over iallman p, ve,.
L"n hank Viii ATTEND 10 the lutehy.e ,aa
sa'e 81 Lands, uousts and !. Of yrv k,ns -, -.
~ COUNTRY - "Ieciins OF H. bis Il al, ~rts p.,,a
Tor non |" snh ut aud eli ih.rs Il. g ,,, n,
' rnh III, Land Agency iusiurs Tho.c wisbiry nv.
in" vii vi Rseeai NV s'oVs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

A NovEL Law SUR Caowix0 our OF
THE MARRIAGE ov A WonAN TO HEa OWN
Son. Law Quite . strange and novel ,
case was decided BY our Court OF Appeals
= few days ego. The facts are these: II,
len Bell, the appellant. married Samuel
Bell. her 'son-in law Samuel died leav- I
ing Ellen his widow, and several children
BY the daughter Of Ellen. The heirs OF
Samuel refused 10 assign dover 10 Ellen,
whereupon she brought SUIT against the
heirs 10 the Tri,nble Circuit Court. Judge
Pryor, whet presiding, thought the MARI,
age was prohibited by ,h- statutes Of l7os,
and H. erefore void, and he dismissed the
suit Of Ellen. From this recision Ellen
appealed. The Court Of Appeals held, frs,
that the marriage between . woman and
her son IN law was not prohibited by the
act Of 1875. Second. that II the &C; did
prohibit the marriage, still, under the pro
visions of the act. the marriage was voidahle
and the wife was entitled to the dover I'm
less sentence Of divorce was declared and
| further, that the sentence Of divorce could
not not be decla after the death OF one az
/ the parties, Wherein on they reverse The d.
cision Of Judge Pryor and say that Ellen,
! the moiher-in lsw wife, must have dover.
-[I.0nisville Journal.
MASSACHUSETTS, Boon AND Snok
TaApE.-Ihc annual value of the boots
and shoes manufactured in Massxchu-
sets, is estimated ut *37 ,OOO,O 900, and
is constantly increasing. The quantity
manufactured has more than trippled
in the last ten wears. and no more il
now manufactured than Is necessary Ia
meet the demand
The gross value OF ali the lnan,ltac
tured productions Of all kinds OF Mas
saci.,isetts is nearly t3OO.OoO,oOo
fF 1t is said to be the intention o
the Pr.siden, to rec procate Ia ever,
proper way the attention manllestct
towards Lieut.. ilartstcin and his asso
ciatcs, soon to arrive in British wa
steamer. Instructions will he issue,
to receive her with the proper salute
at the New York Navy Yard, and thu
British officers will be invited to Wash
ington to be welcomed bv the hospi
talitv of the Pr, sident and Cabinet.
Whoopcc. thunder AID sn"k'
the renowned and qaLlaut jim Lam
arrived here Yesterday, en- r"nts 10
Kansas. We understand hc had quit
. a t.h-a-t.te with gen; cman on tn
ears. Just before reaching this city
: which appears to have given him
3 better opinion OF human nature tina
he tore.nter.aincd. Ugh hrav
jim Lane. Big man hr, fqht Boz
G der Kutlans heap in h"rn.- Stat
, Gazette,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
For Sale Or Lease
-''--~ 4 Gard.

] hess duiinx he sls.nee Cd " \ ~.
"a An"s 'htnsfN'- :" be lad, iist l., J. N az
nsas' " note 81 I'll rpise, will male p.,..,. =,
Tallnan, PowrIsA M,ttap ' W
JinItf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
LAND FOR SALE.

k'o' Il =" aerr lots, ! milc North Of Hu,,o, .t.,,
Il on the And NJ i,,N,o.L -, :. $500 s.s''s
$50, %" a'r' one mite north - Wsica,,. eb.a.
u" s' 'A'h' ts'hr' ~ 'n- and tuo,.si,
y -" 49, . Washington count, 40 .e>.
n"' ~, = rid ieiufts watrf ~ apsr, III. l.,a
e )" ny 'f'n lvwaCt mi ~ II, ws.h
WI " st''"h+ar, aud p,rt n TIM,
- tr - s'- i's near Iowa city l..u,i.v
fiinirg -nd. snd y d w.t.rri
-, I~ts m W'-i Davenport. r.tvfnv tn LIN.
rom % ieci ~ 200 to- acre., add for = DIN M
hs'hnf" N on" nui Two wears -
-, '.srtal A. ituirdiar. % l.s.es 500.
S'''h go ~ Ftas rAhir tenn. asl,fo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

Burrows, Prettyman 4 DalzelI,
whole sale Dealers in
q II q CERI s
Iron. Salt. Cssssenf. SC.
AGENTS For THE SALE or
SO. Herring 60 Coz
Celebrated Fire and 7hi.t' Proot Sat.
L. i T. Fairbanks Scales.
At'E shailke.r an,ly hand i tu stock OF
W Groceries, which We o6'r the trsde rs ic~
y, can he purchased IN Chicsro or 81 u.S, AMI !
par iaases VIII find our goods TO be o. The e's' eu,
y and war anted equal TO saup. Jln.siAwti
iNUGAks Muscovadu. Porto Blco, Clarified,
~ Crushed and Powd.. ed, for sal q,
III kROWS. PRErrYAAS DAL7ELL-
(WffEES-kio, Mcchs, Java also Ground Coffee
~ and Essence Of Coffee BP 4 D.
nj 70. ,ai. a, = "'' n I.a si,'p
kas Imp ~. Young Hyspn, ;unrowi.r AMI
! NpICFs-P.Tr-r, .lisric, Cinnam,i stoves .,.in-
| - ser, Mustard sri Nui'neH..st BP. a ~
! NoAPS-Y~ncy an rdiet. Family, Er..ive and
| ~ CASTLE. for ssl. 81 KPku
( 4
~ is"o"''or Nsi~ 10" at b. ID.
! OILs.-sp-rm. Solar, Lard. Bank, Ro.in, Lin..sd,
! ""' "'V"' ~ L. y. y b.
H....s--"h Il anu zinc Paints t"v sale Al
BP Nd.
H"ARs--'isvans, Germsn md Amer can Brand,
~ at B.P,A
! ToBACCO-Naturs!L Leaf. virginia and Missouri,
pound SO IS, Twist. IinFoil and smoking for
nal" a; Bp ID
Il. Y. n II.
rAND'ES--a assorted ard fancy, Gum AM Lemon
~ DROPS, Io,,ng.s. AGA, READ
Dr. Ma in irs. boxes and barrels Ctr n Fig
i Past, and Currants at b PAD
)lCKLEs--t ndsrsoots b ands a ..or,ed si1e.;
Pepper Sauce. rsiiea. BpSD
DowDER, shot, Lead and Cap. al. kinds and .ir =,
" b. = B.
NrARcH-Gorn, Pear; and Family. Tor sale a,
~ b p. AD.
MI lmords, a1n, rnhsr'., Pea Pecan.
~ wall us and Cocoa ~ B.P.&D
DAisiNs--M h ard Layer, ~Loie AMI j. boxes
IL suitsnt and Malaga. at BPAr
NHOCoLArf, G. Goa, Br,aa, Parina r.pi 70.
~ VIVA en- Gr and Oai Meal ID
NaLT-k snla~a syria Use, Turks leland, Liver.
~ pool blown and G.vutd alum. Il r An
EMENr- Louis lille an TIC. + s.terine Hair
, - stneeo Plaster. Mh~au.-e anu saniu.ky sod.
%sh.3 ions 10 tore. snd for SAFE by Is Ap
RASktT>s-Mstket y to Il. bu.hel. Corn IN.
- Clothes, At n pa n
= M ooDENWAEE--ruhs Pills. Wash Boa III
, w Charms, ps,Axr Helv-. a, bPAp
CoRDA"E-Mani ia Jute Hemp, and cotto, tor
~ dsge of all szes BP Al
IIsI.-MscSei.l, sam, Ia, White Fis.. Trout cd
l. ;ish aud smoked Msllibut, at d pA j,
hLASS-Wi ndcw Glass, a sorted size, iumile
VI Jars - iieij ,hit,, fir ale BIT II r 4 D
= RRlMHToNf; salpaGr, Sits BYrax l.d.xo !,
r - stoie az" i"f safc > ID. =. i D.
Nj Arcuha--ri rec \ Go -ea s. LOUIS. for sale .
IVA Il. r d y.
DlPLs-Pancy l. and Stone, in .tor. an ior al
Knows, PRETTYsiAN j. pALzkII
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

~ : :. ::: - >, a.: -.;..
can nAi II. ". MITCHELL H.P.
W. - pALllL Skt. no2Sitf
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

DAi'y Dsiletin, January, 2ith.
BOOK u EPAR T.NES ~
N..nIrf' Commentary. mpleic, Conants, A?,W
Bible MAouei. by " " Everis al
Illustration. Of Scripture, by In Hsclst ia,
History Of Translation Of Engilsh Bible los
bicie Dieti"nary by H. Malcolm, y D. IL
ThtOd.r ., or Heroine of Faith with ,tr,rar 1 O.
sAcrd Scenes and Characters, ~ Hr,dly ~.
Foo,-frints - the Ctrat,r. by High MilItr lu
Old Red Sand,t. n, iilustrsisd lN
Puts,ty Of Worlds. u HitcL,ock m n
Earth and Man. by Guyer a.
Man Primeysl. by Harris 30
re-AdAuite Earth -,
Christ in History Tnrnbuii 10,
Riches OF Grac., by 81 n,iny wpns>>rs iu
Neditations on the last days O. Cars,
Prophets and Kings ~ the Oh Tsanl-n, n.
Smittrn Household, or thoupht. tor the atIci a. a
| shriHs N Mirror, LECTURES by r. Jrie ID d
| No. - Brady st.. AGAR Me rcn t,cgcs
| l.''l ELL ADAMS.
L
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I.EADED NOTICES.
.sO7Y('E.


FREE AND ACC EPTRD MAs.Ns
meet every Fridav Evefin. a, thu Fall. R.cular
communicable Friday, On or before fall Noon
v. ". MIr,HkL, " y,
TOBIAS AEPSEk, SIC. po2S,ltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

NE co-partncrshp h-retofor, existing be.wen
u. L-Ciasr- Co in the Exii,s Hons- business
ms this ''ay been dissolved by mutua, consent -
's pertaining TO said business will he settled tv
anouas Havens. who vii. c1rtin ne aid busirr..
n HENRY lECIAIRE
SAhsTI2w THOMAS U&vyNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
FIRE ! FIRE WATER WATER,


II th- i"' in the rear OF th. Frank Block. on
~ brady street, next above he Post ue,c. ~.
SUBSCRIBER mas made large and very ,,e.p wei, ,,d
placed 10 It an expensive Force Pump with b,se
p'pe ctted 10 ~ sta cost Of ever Sior Tbj. va.
uonr hr the sccenml datun " the tenants a, Franz
i'a "'cet f"r ordinary rnrrp... and tie beuerto.
IAssr NeigAbors in case Of Fire
puIne ell the winter there - he n an su,plr su,
ply 81 WAFER and tie Pum,. has not been frozen h,t
=. Two CT three dnes tn. Pump has been broken sv
.ue oper use or rather abuse IT, bv 6, less NJ
.o"ueniess persoas, leaving To The ,u,sef,b.r ,,s
poose. '"'e 'N'
II continue the &C onnods,ions and ,.Ue.,.rx II.
~ constantly available . supply OF water in Sa..
me subscriber 10 compelled give the follow
Notice.
Do srd aftsr this date IN, pump ~m h.. r.. -,
toSxGD, excepting from o'clock 4 n. NTH d. *
uAv. Al poussk~pers, business houses, ,f,,
~isainS 10 avsii thensev-, OF the use OF n dur,
.ns we osy until tbs ist day Of April 1857 Tor oS,
and me dollar In cash. " 49," "s'n's
~ Al ether persons will b. considered "A t-...
on The property and be held legally account
~ case or Eyre
= Ne neiehoorhetd, the Key and Nose can ~, .h
s. - sns suest y Der Ut bile rsid-ncs On IA ~
sssn .tsdy and Main, BY any u,-mbrr 81 fhs Wa
1890. ~ sssment o. we'll ksewn cisir.n
Eli ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
To when Il nay Csseeru.
FOR SALE
The Large Sssd cell deserted
stock OF
LU M ID E Il

Consisting OF
PLOORlNG-dry or green. pisnedo or rough.
siDlNG--bsf Inch thick or feather edssd, plain OF
rough;
BARN BOAkDS-plsned CT rough 81 anv length;
FRAMING LUMBER-ofev every dimrnson andle"sthf
HENCING-of ali lengths from ~ " ~ fell long.
snISGIEs-No. SHAVED Shingles. wsstantcdt 70 ce
Shingles aui not shAvinre, Sa~~dshingirs
sQrsi ~ any No. Cut Shinales, WaxrAntsd.
ALSO:
.ATH, PlCkETS AND WOOD.
Ny DOOR. SASH AND BLIND FA0IOnY = =
nov open " receive orirTs OF every description of
the above ariicss also Cornicss and ScrollwSEk 81
| any patterns made ~ order.
| Reu,emb the hail storm that Is 70 come oeSs a
| pril. Blinds will save you giass.
The above Lumber offered and bound to be sold u
| ciose up this years business. All prrsous waiting
Lumber " any description, viii md u to 'hsir ioset
4 ~ Ia AT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
MARRIED

LEON ARD-CKANpaLL-cn Thursday tb- 2i..
last hv Hot. " L.. Cook JId-- OF Scott county,
M. Isue- N. LEONARD aud Mis-, Mary Crsndal. al
81 Davenport
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C.1.v:V'O.V"X MILL,

The Lowest Mtll - second ~.
You can't nils, II look for the "DRAvE OLD OAk."
Nv Mn vii run Tor about 50 day, aud those per
sups wshing iii. saved would d. vet! toleavs their
orders po ,>bs aud thus ensure VI nat snsy
ueei J. NJ CANNON.
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AILsH L CLARK........P. D. Building, brsdyss>t
NICHOLS, lSBELL CO.. .4sin t.
lnsuSaace Aseneiss.
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REMOVAL
OF
A,4RD WIRE.

LIVINGSTON and LOCKWOOD have removed 10
IL SECOND Street, Two doors Esst Of Perry, 81 the
sien Of tn Anvil.
our Sore, wh,G vas butt expressly for our ousi-
ness Is large aud com M, -ou. We have II Oiled to
t. capacity with an snErsIy M.H sfock a! Hardware.
whih In quantity and quality, vui c9mpare fsssts-
bly, With any IN ths strt.
We are prepared 10 I'll all bills, either Wh,lssale OF
Retail st the very low prces. Country Merchants
Buili.,s Mill Owa-ts and Machinists. are paftieu-
larry invited 10 II n,ipe Hossi, and prices.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-28
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital al
st. Marks, Florida.
TExAsUHr DsrAnrMISr,

Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, December ~, leoo
day Of February A. ID. 1857 IL O'Clock, for the con
sucuon OF the hospital erected at ST.
Florida according 10 The plans and specifications prepared al
the bills
every each bid with the OF each kir oil
and The total the department feservng
thereof, OF United States
ques the department right exclude the bids
OF who there Is just TO believe will
not faithfully perform the contracts which they have attempted
obtain by ndirec0n bids shall
Interest who do Join In the bids bids nyesga
ton, are below fair price Tor the work.
Bids viii received will be award
ed bidder unless details department OF the
prices of different kinds Of shall
subject 10 the revision or the department. that adopt
whole OF the bid the interest Of the United
qure.
Ninety per Of and materials
vered sccodng price, ssd be asceansd
purpase viii be paid from
retained until completion OF the and
eeptance the work. Ac by the agent aforesaid end be forfeited
In The eyent of onfulhlment OF contract
be
and the thereof by OF the Secretary
the Treasury, will be forfeiture Of the
Each be
ed by responsible PERSONS (cened the United
States district Judge said dstFiei
The bidder required proposal accepted
enter into and bond with aud sufficient securities
for It's faithful performance.
Form Of bond required spp
Plans and working drawings be had app
cation the department.
bid fif
rith the requirements of thts adteytisemeni.
The proposals must be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of The Treasury and plainly endorsed ne
o'clock, OF the last day named for receiving The same
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
n.e9 n fpsbo flats afati