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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28
TRAVELLER.

Mr. BUCHANAN ON PAPER MoNEY.-The
following is an extract from speech made
by James Buchanan, in Congress, many years
ago. The crisis at the East has called forth
its republication
"The evils of redundant paper circula-
tion are manifest to every eye. 1t alternate
ly raises and sinks the value of every mans
property. 1t makes a beggar Of the man to-
morrow who indulged in dreams of wealth
to-day. 1t converts the business of society
into a mere lottery, whilst those who distrib-
ute the prizes are wholly irresponsible to the
people. When the collapse comes-as come
it must--it casts laborers out of employment,
crushes manufacturers and merchants and
ruins thousands Of honest and industrious
citizensD
Yet in the face of the recent exempliGca-
ton of the above Democratic truths, there
are men crack-brained enough to advocate
the introduction Of shin-plasters or rag mon
ey in California.
A MODEL WoMAN.--"Did you not say, El-
len, that Mr.. IL. Is poor!
ayes, he has only his profession"
"Will your uncle favor his sut?"
"No-neith can | ever expect anything
from him."
'"rhen, Ellen, you will have to resign fash
ionable society"
"No matter; shall then SEQ the more of
Fred"
"You must give up expensive dress'
"Oh, Fred admires simplicity"
"You cannot keep carriage"
"But we can have delightful walks"
"You must take small house and furnish
it plainly"
ayes, for elegant furniture would bc out
Of place in cottage"
"You viii have to cover your floor with
cheap, thin carpets"
"0h, well then, can hear his step the
sooner"
Ladies, prepare for an extreme change in
your habits, for Paris correspondent says
the ladies arc coming out without hoops
bustles, wadding, or anything clse.'
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

1t was Napoleon who said: Strange as it
may appear, when l want any head work
done choose a man-proyidcd his education
has been suitablc-with long nose His
breathing is bold and free, and his brain, as
well as his lungs and heart cool and clear
In my observations of men, | have almost
Invariably found long nose and a long head
togethcrp
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

How can you get the cork out Of the neck
of bottle without breaking the bottle or
pulling the cork outg Push it in, tobe-suro.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

Henry Ward Bcecher has been spoken o
as "a cross between the Apostle Paul and
Jack Sheppard"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

THAT's A FAor.--A venerable old man says:
Let the slandered take comfort--it is only
at fruit-trees that thieves throw stones"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

Why is four-quart jug like a lady's side
saddlc2 Because it holds q gal Oh, gallon. J
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

Why are your eyes like post horsesl Be.
cause they are continually under the lashcs.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

A good old Quaker lady, after listening to
the extrayagant yarns Of storekeeper as
long as her politeness would allow, said to
him Friend, what pity it is a sin to lie,
when it seems so necessary TO thy business"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28
From Porter's Spirit of the Times.
HETTY RAY.
BY n. II. P.

BY u. II. p.
Clink, clink. the goblets clink,
The sparkling wine let's drink;
'Tis twenty years ago to-day
Since first saw sweet Hetty Ray
We met in q woodland glen,
Far from the haunts of men;
Where the wild rose sweet fragrance gave.
And the mountan-brd in the stream did lave.
She sat upon mossy seat,
And there her snow-whte feet
In the babbllng brook did play
Twas thus | saw sweet Hetty Ray.
spoke to her there and then
As we sat in that shady glen;
And she tossed her dark, rich curls, away,
And witching smile on her lips did play.
As placed her hand in mine,
And looked in her face divine.
bowed me to her maiden sway,
And fell in love with Hetty Ray.
As she looked on me and smiled,
spoke of my passion wild,
And asked if she would wed straightway--
To which she quickly answered, "yea."
Clink, clink. the goblets clink--
Fill to the rim and drink;
'Tis twenty years ago to-day
Since first saw sweet Hetty Ray.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

I'VE cheerfully comply with a request to publish
the following. The lines are quite touching, and
will tend to awake ilal love that has been lullcl
to sleep by continued absence from the home that
was made dear by the presence of a mother.l
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28

SIR Peter Lely made it rule never to
look at bad picture, having found by expe-
ricnce that whenever he did SO, his pencil
took tint from it. Apply the same rulo
to bad books and bad company.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-28
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22


TIE tide Of emigration was never
before Is great ~ nov. Everybody is
coming west. The broad and fertile
valleys Of Illinois, indiana, Kausas and
Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and Wis
consin-al beckon them on. We
copy below from . New jersey e1-
change, what seems TO be the impres-
sion everywhere:
The MOVEMENT WEsrwARD.-The
Westward" movement this year is
very remarkable. The Cleveland
tOh,o) Leader says that the man who
stavs Ut home will be the exception,
and that westward is the cry; not
from the older States, where the sur
plus population are tsssding upon each
others heels, but from the eastern Dor
Ter Of the West itself, where broad
acres are vet tenantless, and where
nearest neighbour are half mile Of.
The St. Louis papers state that every
boat, either from the Upper or Lower
Mississippi, is crowded with emigants
two-t thirds Of whom are bound for
Kansas. A few days since . boat Al
rived at st. Louis from above, loaded
TO her entire capacity with emigranta
from Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin,
rushing Kansas ward.
In Trumbull county, Ohio, also, the
Warren Chronicle says the ycung and
middle-aged are raving under the in
| fuence OF the western land fever, Dor
rowing money at 10 per cent, buying
up land warrants, selling their homes,
and abandoning lucrative situations.-
Even the old and gray-hcaded, in
some cases, give up their comfortable
homes" TO launch upon the uncertain
sea OF speculation That pap~ says:
rs it because this vicinity is crowded
with inhabitants that 80 many desire to
leavei Certainly not, for it is plain that
it could sustain ten-fold its present pop
ulation. 1t has ample school facilities
for every child within it's borders I;
churches sufficient TO accommodate ev
cry man, woman, and child who wish to
ava themselves OF religious privileges;a
healthy climate, free from ali prevailing
epidemics, and soil whose productive
powers properly developed, would be
sufficient 10 iced al army.
Why, then, under such circumstances
should so many persons move westward.
1t is perhaps because Of an inward im-
pulse, desire which, to some extent 10
unaccountable. But what of the fu-
ture? A writer in the Merchants Mag
az'ne says that at their present rate Of
increase, the United States and the
Canadas, fifty years from this time, will
contain over l20,OOO,0Oe, Of people.
But if We supposed ito be 100000,
and that these should be distributed 20
that the Pacific States shall have 10,
600, 1000, and the Atlantic border Isl
100000, there would be left for the
great interior plain 100000.
Well might the Frenchman exclAim,
What u country What a people -
NeWark Eagle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT IOWA
LATE EST NE w 8.

Columbus, April 20.
The Ohio Leghlaturs adjourned on
Saturday. Previous TO the adjourn
mcnt . bill was passed making i
penitentiary offence to claim TO hold
slave in Ohio, or to carry them away
from the State - . slave-any person
Of color.
The following resolutions were also
passed
First. declaring it to be their duty 10
use all efforts consistent with the ustio'
nal compact to prevent the increase
to mitigate and finally TO eradicate the
evil ofslavery.
Second, That the ordinance Of "s7, "
so far - itrelstss 70 slavery, should be
extended over al Territories Of the
United States.
Third, Our Ssnators and Representa-
tives in Congress are requested TO vote
against the admission Of any State
which does not exclude slavery by it
constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

A NEw CorNrERsErr-A dano,r,u.
sountsrieit has made its appeara,e.
FivS6 on the Bank Of Louisville. i.
rette, portrait Of Willard Fillmore. Fe.
male on each end. The die work t Okla
we'll, but the faces are badly executed.
A magnifying glaas will show this, the
lady on the LEFT has no nose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

Washington, Iowa. April l9. 1887
MSssRs EDlross: THE footing up Of
votes OF Washington o., at the April
sls,tion will be about % follows:
On State Ticket, Rep, 100; Dem, Az.
Rep. majority, 297. For Assessor, Bald
win, DEM SCI; Pollock, (Rsp) al;
Houston, (Rep) 1862; Norman, (Rsp)
-; Stinson, (Americsn) $50. Aggrs-
gate Republican vote for Assessor, 72l.
Baldwin's majority over Pollock, $50.
You're, J. S.B.
Marion, Linn Co. April. II. 1857.
MsssRs EDiioRs: The following 10 the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

Essasgs0sHs u sAe Erie Canal
The bill for the enlargement of the
Erie Canal has passed the New York
Legislature. The news was received
st Rochester by salute of 100 GUNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

hA CARD. The undersigned having this day
w associated with hin George q. French ESQ ,
In his Mil ADD Lumber business takes this occasion
70 present his acknowledgements te the public for
he very liberal and catering patronas~ extended to
him 10 this city, Rapid increase Of business aud ths
late extensive improvements made about his Mills
have ced him to decrease the business capital and
associate with him gentleman who vii devote hie
rn:!r~ attention TO the business
inch II DIT JOHN n, CANNON,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

"A Colony bee been formed 10 Cay,
ugs Co., N. Y, consisting Of ninety fam.
lies, and embracing mon Of oil voeations,
fifty Of whom will cot out for the West
in few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

~ Every four square miles in the
State Of New York has = district. Over
eight hualrhd thousand children sttsn.
ded school during the year 1855, or .
part al il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

1t is useless longer TO feed on the
delusive phantom of hope for an earl.
and favorable Spring. Already the
month OF May draws near, and SNOW
storms still continue 70 greet us, and
chilling blasts shrek aud howl through
the leafess, budless forest trees, with
eli the kccnness Of q DEFENDERS day.
and tas frost bound earth holds fas,
the coil which should long sine, have
felt the sharp nose Of the tr'endl,
pillow. The imprisoned roots, bursting
with the fullness Of life, send forth no
signs Of emerald beauty, for the drapery
Of Spring The cold and angry skies
Jealous Of the efforts Of the Sun
70 comfort the Earth with its radiant
smiles, catch his rays in the thick
clouds that float continually above us.
Poverty lifts Its wan and feeble hands
to Heaven with beseeching prayers,
for sunshine and for summer. Coal
aud wood grow scarce and dear, and
.tagnation -lrangles the energies OF bus
.nsss aud al trade. Everything lie>
bare, aud bleak, aud dcsolate. Far
mers are compelled 10 sell a portion Of
their cattle because OF the scarcity of
hay long and dreary winter having
consumed the iatness OF the land.
Many who have leased farms have r.
turned their leases, and left for summon
climes. Fences cannot be built with
out blasting the frost bound earth, and
hence little improvement in this line
has been made. Old stacks Of straw
piled mp for burning have been care
fully opened AS invaluable for feed, and
lie even selling in this city for the most
sIhorbitant prices. Money is scarce,
owing to the vast amounts sent forward
TO Nebraska and Kansas, and interes,
10 high. 1t is true that this condition
Of thing has not prevailed many days,
but il has already accomplished much
distress and damage to every class OF
business. While We write snow hakee
are falling in 6tful spells, and Old
Boreas whistles through the window
shutters with AL Arctic shrill, discour-
aging TO To- those who pine for summer
days II lie no, merely in scott Couu
" that these evils are ielt hut generally
,hroughou, the North AMI West, I'll
we have an early autumn, many crops
viii be too bur kwatd H. escape the
frosts. |, takes much longer for corn
10 mature here than j, does in New
England 1t being of a different kind
We hope soon 10 announce that mlld~r
weather has begun permanent, reign
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
TT Z LO \.

The spirit oi Progress ha. al l.,,
crrpt into the Council chamber. and
The City Fathers have been inoculatc,l
with some OF the same energy tina. hs>
20 long prevailed the people, i'll hehah
permanent improvements. Year attcl
year haA witnessed the same mastery
inactivity respecting the expenditure OF
money, for permanent public improve.
D0ents. The Streets have been repa,,,,i
annually, At heavy costs; and rains and
frosts OF winter and Fall have undoue
the work. The City has grown Ike
young giant, while the City Fathers
have been too stingy TO provide proper
apparel 10 cover its nakcIn ess. The
people have walked up, and the City
Council as the exponent OF their wish
es, has determined to take time by the
fore lock, and procure loan OF over
100000 for macadamizing, water
works, City Hall, &c, on the bonds
Of the city, payable 20 years hence e.
This is the wisest economy. The
permanent Improvements thus made,
will, double, treble, quadruple, and in
many INSTANCES increase the value Of
property hundred fold, as we'll ~
augment the population of the CITY;
thus enabling the City, twenty years
hence, better able to pay the amount
Of the loan, than j, is now to pay the
interest upon il. Our Streets, in the
Spring aud Fall, are so impossible on
account of mud, that strangers who
come here with the design Of entering
into business with their capital, turn
away, and seek a home elsewhere.
This evil ought at once to be remedied.
We have a beautiful city now, but it
can be made to be the most beautiful
~ we'll - the richest Of western cities.
We have combination Of every adj
vantage for making Davenport the
centre Of attraction, if we will hut
rightly use them. Let our citizens not
hesitate to adopt this resolution for q
loan, remembering that At this time. to
be penny wise is to be pound foolish
There are those who scsttereth and We,
increaseth, and those who withhold and
It tendeth to poverty. lie. our citizens
remember the rroverb and govern
themselves accordingly"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

"A shocking case Of wife murder il
reported TO 20 from Patmsn county, Ind.
A nan named Alexander Mullinix, on
Friday morning, murdered bic wife, to
whom hs had been msrrisd emily three
weeks, BY striking her With shovel end
an axe. The murderer hes been arrest.
Cd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
II business of eiLvsa 4 BRASS PLATING, proposes
to al all orders for hne Silver plated Door Plates,
Door Knobs Bell Pulls, Butts numbsrs, Pletes an9
Figures adopted 10 the use OF Doors and Church
Pews Light ming Rods Points, window Sash, Carl.
age and Harness trimmings plated TO order on short
notice Ali work warranted equal 70 the best.
WILLIAM O'nDAEA,
P,r.t building east OF old Pennsyivsuis House,
Second street up stairs.
April A-df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
BOOTS AND SHOES ;

Also IN sssortnent Of Hats end Caps, eli OF which
nave bssn manufactured in the very best work
u New England and IN the city Of philadelpha ana
heve been seasctsd with care expressly for Rsta,l
Treoo. hope The Ladies' and 0satiouen OF the cie
and county VII favor with call - u will ae.rd
me grses pleasure 10 show them ny stock e God.
AosM ~ 9f. JAS. O. TODD,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
The Io,ca Book Rooms,
lmoAth II ELI adams
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
TNHE FORUM, or forty years practiee at the phil
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Thirty years in the U Senate by Thos II Benton .
vols $500
Private Correspondence Of webster 2 vols $3.50
History Of Texas Illust'd by Yoakum 2 vols S. 90
Kansas interior l. exter life by Mrs Robinson Al 90
Scenes adventures IN the army by IT. Col Cook Las
California in doors and ont by Mrs Farnaham ~ 90
Examples from the 18th b 18th centure. by Mrs Sig
Quincy 10
Canterbury tales by Harriet Lee vols u rs
Hsme and the world 81 90
Golden Legacy or life's Phases ~ 90
Light and Darkness or shadow OF fate rs
Household angel In disguise ty Mrs Lesley $1,OO
Kathey Brand or quiet life $i,Oo
Aurora Leigh hv Elizabeth b Browning Al,OO
Henry Lyle life and expense Miss Martystt a. 90
Daisys necklace and what came Off rs
Little Dorritt by Dickens cloth i2a
A ord 81 the creations by Marian Jane. o5
Honor OF facenbrlire lnsi'd ny Kelly ei?3
NelShbor lakewood by Paul Grelton eI25
wiswam and Cabin by W simms $I25
Lc. Gringes by Lieut. wi-eUsN ei25
scampavis . ALPS
Prince Of the House 81 David el,25
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Minnesota Decotsh by G Andrews SIS
Minnesota hand book and Map. by Parker Is
Iowa ssit lis $50
Sectional map Of Iowa also
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Kansas and Nebraska map +" 50 AVID IS
Sectional map Of MINI, sofa by Chapman 7s
:. a. wisconsin - IS
Illinois $3.50
Appleton's Railway Guide for March rs
Just received and for sale at
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No. Is Brady 81, near the Post once.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
LAND ron SALE.

lrOUR % acre lots, mile north Of HuIsoo station
II on the n and \. Railroad on reasonahle tern
Also. go acres. one mile north Of waicott; cheer
one-hslf cash, balance IN one and two yesn.
also. $40 acres In Washington county - scres
ine timber, and running water on part. niD Lao
Il only Is miles from Iowa City, and - ffoo wash
ington. on = dne road fso0 Columbus 10 nschnpul-
WIN Be sid cheap, and part On time.
Also, four % acre lots near love- CITY bssutleu
farming land, and well watered.
Also; Lots In West Davenport, ranging In -
from so feet BY 100 to ~ scres sold for down ~
balance In one and two years.
Also, several nest buildings on leased Rroanl
would be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Ard News Depot, opposite the LeClairs House New
York, Chicago. and Cincinnati Daiiss received ev-
ryaAy. n. STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

The Lynn Bay State says the
shoe business 10 that town has not been
rs good this year - in former ysars
dealers having made smaller profits and
experienced larger losses than usual fol
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME- AMD1DW J. K1NxDDY 70 my duly suthoy.
AVA - Depaty-and q such, may 10 an1rnsesA
win any buelaess pertaining % tie Once
HENRY ", nlTOauLL
A~"W' 'Os-eiw, Oily Marshal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
r. 4. E.aNS,
Land Agent and Notary Public.

Omce svsr Srandins'- Store lie Claire Roy fn-
trance lie Claire Hall
MILL attend 10 the purtha.e And sale ~ Al,
w kinds Of Real Estate leasing uto,erfy. usv,n.
taxes, collecting dehs 81 oil kind aud ia any d n oi
the State, and promptly remIttins proceeds.
6r-at amount Of Real tate for sale.
800 lots In futons addition for sale ON bitter terms
than have ever BEEN offered purchasers In Dsvea.
port. Only small amount IL required In hand and
from one to EIGHT years given deferred payments
Aashncent views are presented from many d
ths se lots, and many II them are river lots froU
which any amount Of nne building stones may b
QuarYied.
Pats may ia seen In INV once Of those Ioss and
every Information learned IN regard " Them q =
the sole agent. T. a. iAnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

The oouosry seat OF Mr.. Boxer
whose dsus hesr's msrris ss hss 90 much
excited the gossips lstsly-is offered foi
sale. Il 10 situsted on the banks Of til
Hudson jest above Tasrysown.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
Building Lets fOr Sale.

ON Thursdsy next the subscriberqwill ell al auc-
~ tioo several valuable building lots, situated or
Ne Of Brown and Sixth streets, which for de-
sirsble location, Ane view and healthy situation ths
above Lots cannot be exceled.
- rare chance 10 here offered 10 parties Of
sWsll means who desire 10 procure q comfortable
place Of resdsncs convenient 70 the business portion
Of the City.
Terms cash y In one year and Y 10 two year,
With interest 81 10 pr cent per AMMAN
JAMso 1CouIAE, Owner. B. PAnKER. Auc't
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
N 0 + l & Z.

THE men bers Of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
Il c,atisu will remember the meeting this evtnng
st O'Clock, Business Of Importance will come be-
fore the meeting-all the members are earnestly re-
ouesaed 10 be present By ORDER Of Srciety.
JOSEPH. LANR, 6scv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
NOTICE

hereby given TO all who may be interested that
1 the Nav Term " the o. s. District Coart nj Iowa
City. In the middle Division Of the District II Iowo
will BE- adjourned by order Of th" Judge OF SAID d.
strict 10 the rst Monday In the month II June next
LAUREL SUMMERS.
April lA-dlw-wN US. Marshal.
The " Crescent" and Republican'-Iowa City
viii copy above notice and publish In Daily times
and weeklo times, and present their bills to the
Marshal al next Term Of the Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

IN RoL11 -, "a, a. and ~ on Cloths, just
OVopened - above GOULD 4 SrRkRE
April 23dtf And street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
MNtel for sale.

A SPLENDID four story brirk HOTEL, sisGaasip
IA arrange, with stables, out-houses, snd evsry
convenience attached. In the nourishine city q L.
Clairr. Terms reasonable A part Of the purSAaes
money viii b. taken In horser, muies, and Wagons
Also. several eeibly stuadd City Lots for sale iev
and At graf BARGAINS One LOT fronting on the liver
the beet possible site for business house Of say
kind The above Lots are also situated IN The caty
u IeClaire.
febSdtf RAnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

0UrfON I %
ERkNCH CLOAK WADDlN0-9 yards leoe end
II half q. inch thich. Just received
Al JOUY'A
wradv street sstvesn DoursA "a ma.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22
RO.lRn ID.

1.-Two or Four gentleman can obtain Board
and Lodsiasi In private family In the cen
ter u th. city-apply TO B. At the once OF the State
Democrat. ap9itf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-22

~ DFOR 6ALE-ThTee One building lots 8 i.
W. corner Of Harrison and eighth streets
Price toso. on long time Enquire Of John l.. SwIJs
Brady street. next door North Of Post Once W
stairs April div