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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
Day~psrt Iss!

TSHE D .vBkPORf les Co. NO. I l. nv re
pars1 70 Nrvs Ne e' is0s Il Davenpost Viii
the test possihae quality q ica, GASrsatssis0 TO- |sr-
nisA Osy ewsfOmers ust0 Jassovy ntst u destr-
ed. Parties Vi hing . supplg for the entire ssassa
are cAntk ned against cuotrA ting vtsA these who
casSet fusuish pssroas through ,he season.
G. 0R8IXuvLD0B Z %.
~ Second q. sUpo Ne LeClairs Heuss
uaye
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

~ AN IMPROVED FARM FtsO ACRES 80
~ I'VE mDes west Of tn tdty osDav-rp,ri. SsSH
3sIsat the Wesley Chapel TIE RarmingS~ 80
UssnsiiS sid s.och ard gain On ths farm viii re sod
with the land " desired.
For particulars Call Oh the subsctsber IN the prem
lses. HAvID BARRY.
ooA1lb1n II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

hereby give. that IN sdjosrnsd me- IL o.
E the CJDUt ssuDer, shDso.A- ~ Cs,y Co0Acil
fDavs upcvf, ~ . sess The dsaaks oscssapu~ BY
.vsalA. I'D exis ndAns u n.r9a IT street, vii !.
s.d~a q the CAshs X ChuycA. Asvqvest- s.res. u.
ruAdsy 4sy Il, lss7, at 3 ~ och A. y 10 ap-
pOfNo oud oe~ss As oa0ag ., with c.Nts Of y u
coed ms the 81 upsh the real estate. ty hem
dsemsd besen .ted. Dated this 7th dav { NY, 1857.
DIT JAVEs Danwt q
SAnukI. SYL, ESTkR.
w.. D. COLLIN
0ay8-0M CummisAiont "a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
Public .yOfirc.

Two OWNkRs Of land IN 81: her side Of H. r-ison
i street. You are h Z by notified hat - much
said land - may te Tsesssry. vii b. TAX II and
up ropriSted ' the Cry Cou y IL OF the q o! Da-
vefI or, 10 : raigl,ien and extend said $ rect Z on
L'cut rtr'.t a. nth. until u ntrrses T. the street ~
road south @ Duck c elk Bridge hLownA fuitoi's
sr'ig. NY ord { y. Guy G, unciI- May q 's51.
mayS-diU, X. PECK, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

ID y. HOUDRL Of this citg LS,np this day mad /,
j . an assignment 10 the unde4Ynef, o.. ali M. es-
tate, real aud pr, oaal, for The As-gt of his eredl-
tors, ell per, ons having any DAB again 4 sfe sid
1iousel ~ request d n pr s"nt tm 70 M. vii. ont
unnecessary delay. AM all pc 1s In Ary var in
dcbted IN saif HoGsel ell er bv Bite or Accent x,II
Msks tssne6tsfs psyReHs 70 m&.f the amount due
AMI save costs. ps export Ap1 18th 1857. Once
nsHt ooor korth Of PoSt once, DAdy 4, up stairs.
April y, d&wtHao. bOHN l.. SwiTa.
lust RgCEIvED . fne lot dGents I'D Gloves
q We k@~p n ne but Alexsndk' be- /. our cr,to.
me- can dsp-nd upon . god aaele.
n'y7 PARKS ! Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

~PNOfICH y hereby eivsA 70 ~ Dsssons own
VS9 ing ~ having ahy heeso, Darc IT mule,
s6uvc the sgr u SIX ~ n,A.. runnhG ss large With
In the ely i,n,i', GU or amer the Nh last that
will pr cred TO tsle up the ssue - est' sys, md 81 =
~. Of them - pr0,ha q ~ OF inanoa
\. ". U3tUUDlt,
ny6-d1w CNy 0arshal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

Stores &DWclIing
to Rent.
ON BRADY ST, HRAR THE POST OFIICE.
/. L.arg. Oaic., second d ,r font, 70 BY ~ "a
.ultabie fsr tw, persons
2. Large room. atcond door. ~ BY N 9 ct. well
lighted With WI ,ioss and ky light ~ table
tor DAsu-rreotypists, Artists, DENTS, Prin-
Ter or Il ok Bind-r.
~ Nth u the above have high ceilings, and
two public eutrancss.
S,orc IS 10y ~ feet, large wind,w and Il Or.
(three do"r> north 81 9Th va BO K u uins y
4. Store or Once next d or.
o. TINE CATHOLIC ~ OCK, BETWEEN BRADY
FOURTH n FIFTH STREETS.
5. Sserr with DIV Hing. four rooms.
6. Dwelling or Ofic., sc I'D fio,r, 3 rooms.
8. Dweiling Or Ohiee, second f!oDr, ; rooms.
Apply 70
ELI ADAMS,
Book ftore, No. % Brad ST. near
may1tf thc POST Ofice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
lyNMleIi

. LADY, Lee CT aM Saloon. TO s.rve G cam,
] Two vrsy smart ani inteiligent yoCng iAdys-
t:,svt 3 larrs ami . summers Employ .i For
further part cuiars, Hddr-ss Box 36. or NJ ply 10
Mr.. Arrison = HUI Cabinet store, on Brady It,
mny0N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
BOOKS! BOOKS! 0 X


V1,nE FORUM, or forty , ar> pr,e,ic, at the Phi
adc,ph,s B-r hy ~ Er wn vas price secs
Thirty years In the , sSruatc ~ Ihos II Rcnton .
vols aSm
Private Cortesp n'cnc. OF web tet 2 vols $50
Hist ny of r. xa- Iinst'i Nv 4 Yoskun, y vol. a. ~
Kansas. interior n exier. ltfc Nv Mrs Robinson a. 90
scenes 4 adventures ~ the army hy IT, tuICnek i,aS
Gaiifarhis In dco,s aud out by MS faruaham ti.uo
Examples from the 18th \ 18Th ctntures Nv Mr. sig
onrnay Ts
Canterbury tales hN Harriet e. . vols ni7s
ii-nt. and the world 4l,o0
Golden L0ra hfe's Phases Al 90
tight and u Anc- ) or shadow Of fate 10
Hous.h, "a arg IN d. guis. ty Ms Lesley Si,OO
kaih y Hrnnd ~ a quiet lfc &t,0O
Aurora l-ieh nv Elizabeth u Browning Si,oo
Henry Lyie or life AMI exI.sn-. Miss Mariyatt $I,1
nsi'y's nrcsiac, aud What ,auie oft 70
Ilttir porri,t ~ ihckens sioth ti,2s
4 ord u the creations hy N,risn jaime. %
u NOR OF f,Ic- n,r,ier ilnS,'d by + Kelly sIe5
N tvhbor Jackw eod by fapl Gteyton St,a5
Wiewam ani Geiin by v ssmms xI2S
ios Grinses by Lint W,@uSN fi.a5
Sra,npa,is " " 4 Ai2b
Hrav My T,kcn.-a VII tvck tor Ghris,isns ~
Prince OF tn House q David $i,sS
MAPS, GUIDE ROCKS AC.
Minucso,s 4 p'cotsh by q g Andrews 50
n.nae"o'" hand '"1 and Map. y Parker -
lows -. tits E. fiBn
Set, al map Of Iowa Al 10
" BY Chapman Sl,m
KANSAS b, Keatus $t,n
KANSAS and Nrbrasha nap !" 50 and !,
. t',"nal map q Mimi sofa ty Chapman 10
Wtscon Ia 10
Winoi. - $50
Applcton's Railway Guide fr March IS
Just received anil for sale nj
The laura Book Rooms.
No. 30 hrady st, near thu P,st Once.
) mo !! diO ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

mi PRICE STORE.
II. II. II PARKS n 60.
(Successors to Eipord Ikden,)
WHOLESALE AKD AKTAm DEALERS ~ READY
hApE CLOJIiING, CLOTHS cassIMERs,
NESTING AND GisNILEhxk'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
HAvE now In stor- over ea0 0OO worth Of the
Ii ab We M-nt onsf Goods which mu I b. sid
W. ave ove.haulrd our wsoi. ,t0ck and marked
our Goods dowo II least Aftecn - ceni., and h.v'
resolved from this day f.rwsrd TO ~, ~ one
price, and 30 hv that zoe d9y competitions We
are connected with the Vcil-known estabi-hmento Of
Huntington, wadswovth I Parks, Of Chicag, and
Boston. and we buy Goods at manufacturers prices,
with these ~f.ciliii-s We think We can osf,r you
great ~barRsin.. Particular attention paid 10 the
manufacture Of Custom Work CAL and Sc us
Store opp site LeClaire Row, At the old stand Of Nd
ward Alden.
r. II. PARKS, 4 60.
Davenport, May 6, 1857
window OAoh
A LAn0B lot Of Y hite Wood Window Rash. al
"A size lsAts viii :. sold cheap II APPLIED FIR im-
msdiat-ly
nays-d8t Secord St, ID DOR east Of Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
PUBLIC Welk.

CIALRD proposals. win v takes utl he 1Eh dav
y % Nay at ~ O'Clock n. for sesaaaiuue pevins
the Gutte .. and setting TIE CUT s.sso "a 3ni st,ert
f.cm l. Cisare stfeet, to w&r~n Street., ard slso On
The Cniiese ground. The spss wln Il ii n sscf,ons:
speci6cati- ne can Be s%ea ID nv mr..
u tAMbAON. Cay Esespeeer
"SSenposs ny U.s. 1877. may 3nd dts.)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
RdRE CHANCE.

THIS ruhser .bc5 Wish ns 70 dsvde his ~ nt,on 10
l oh business, VIII : II ell er part u his s'.ck
l-aS the store No. ~ Braiy street. Ps.ses.too nv,
en- IN OF before the hef Of July nat. Prr.oa.I a..
~pIicatiSn, cr by litter. viii meet, With rr,snpt aiten-
tl0n. ~ ~
No. = BrHdy sts e near the !, Oaos.
No. "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

S~sled Propnsss will te - iunt,l the 2ist a.v
Of Nay, - o's1sk y /. for msc& mixing, paving tho
CATERS, and setting the curtstDcs on Perry stree,
iron III. south line Of eth SPrort street. III
vers Val b ~ u s-ctioas ;jpecincstie ms can be
s~n y my ,nce.
:. LAMBACH,
City Engineer.
DevtnpoSt. LAY !. 1877. dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
Lost,

nETwEAE daylight and dark, inthe city of Daven-
- port. OaE GOLDEN Horn In boxing for q nice.
Boiled HACK SILK Of EXTRA QUALITY Which
might have been found u once hy going to RAMP
TONS, where they keep aLARGE arOCK ~ very ST.
pERion SILKS o. all kind. and sell them very
CHEAP coensr 1rAdy and End SITS.
apr. II. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

4 GOO ekByAHr 6I1L viii hnd . home an:
SOD wages ~ tie su0s1y 81 ~ sn~stBsagns1.-
House W R,psey, between Third and Fourth .treets
p - = JlGD01ILt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

GENTLEMEN or THE CoUNcL:-
In accordance with provision Of the City
Charter l would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the Council to the present condition
Of 5th street in this city.
On the a5th day Of June. 1883, now near.
" four years since. the Mississippi 4 Mis-
souri, Rail Road Company made application
70 the City Council for the privilege Of lay
ing down adaele tsash sfits road IN and
through IL esners'of Sth slrest, Together
NJ - ethsr iAaiaaAAlsQoeAs - would
|01kaeat1kA I'D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

UvrSsu Paper, Borders SC.
Spring tim Of y ar Is coming. coming
Aud all the W IL"
MILL. want wall Paper to beautify AMI make
w C mfortsb'e the inst - Of eur DWELLINGS, &c. u
conpa' e fsvorsbiy with /" thu world on side
Come an : Be- III large tick. great variety and
beautiful pstter $ ut the I,Ha Bonk Ro ms II
ELI ADAMS,
No. &c Brady str ct, near the Pot Once.
NAY IT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

- mo8nuDCenC Du1S91 D0Uo
10 Pslsons sA1ltlse y Hsss DsvsasDst, vAteA y tas1s-
suli, laal sst vtsh Pubis Pssas =. - bsb4aae
It's command ~ . spsrnAt1 vtss " ~ 0bs1sslQQ1
and Rech l.land. Thss ~ - - DasuAaseA =
ve,y kesssns1ks T0as 0ssal tn1usa1aa1s ass
eaa.ed 70 n cAAac- - vug - eaveaaDeo eo1eonsss
Cal; 60 exs0lsA 0GpG0S pgte-o
~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
n CHM

gINHE undevsignei hsvi, 4 sold - stock snd bn,-
ness inter, ~ In IL Hat Stsb, No. I IeChsire
Row, to u y. BTAinstd 4 Co, kould recon. m.Ii
them 10 his friends sId cusiomert
April 95th 1857. A.. GRKES
h. y. BARNARD co. will ~ynsinre the Hat
and Cap business IN oil It, brat Uhts q, the Fam.
p,sos. They are now re- isinx sEg.w tick - SEA.
sonable ro1s which sin b. sold E,w for cab. 4
shsSc ~ tba pub ic patronage IL eiicitsd.
April 2A1iS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
REMOVAL.

sINHR Subscriber viii remove froo his old stand on
Brady street. ." NJ new aud sAplcious Store, in
Nj new building, c,rn r Of I'd snilPerry stress. on
o. abcut the 7h Of Nay, mkt. wissc ke mag h. fouad
by bis friends. ready to serve thep In his capacity
n the mast prompt and osrr-ct nonsr
sg0bdtf. FRANCS JACOB1. Jr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES

DeOOES b DAVIS, with thr siew Of enlArg "
II their business. and 10 comply With ~. -.lurs's
ami wishes Of rsany az their custsoncr. have ,ecur.
- anotk er nrst class baker and IN seive up fresb
2 . and slter cahes, daily ~ DIR Confeetion- W
Store, eorAer eth and Brady streA
Apsii ~ d..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

q Castillo!
THE GREAT AMERICAN
IL ~ JESTER II,
with = ~profuskn of his Original aud highly cowic
songs, humorous sa, ings. qsaili stori . and practi.
cal jokes, will appear At each presentation. To AID,
TIL name of Cast. 10 is a suni4an guaranty and will
doubtless meet vi h n r. ceptrh which Will rcmuneT-
at" tn manag ment for the asst expensc they have
incurred IN securing the SERVICES OF this ~lncompsra.
BILE c mic genius.
Ais Mes>rs sicman Armstrong, Crasby, white
wArd.ur, Craft, Bennett, Deers, Julius, Swift. AMI
n host OF Others, too numerous TO particulariLe by
name
Attached to the above establishment Will also Be
found
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

Two ans lsrss Rnsasea ~ sees.A amr. over
% Crosk.sy osese, y ssks nsrther o. sepa
rate 70 sci spyitcanss. 01DDL11ON 4 LYON.
AUaAdAwI0. rSaAA SetvsO 80 Psrsy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

where n carriage can cross the rails, excep'
at the intersections Of other streets, and tn,
Inhabitants, instead Of having a good street
and sidewalk before other streets in thu
city, as promised by the Railroad Company
have great difficulty in getting along in bad
weather, while the Council have compelled
property holders in sparsely settled districts
of the city. to lay good and substantial side
walks at their own expense.
The present attempt on the part Of tbs
Railroad Company, towards laying q side
walk along the street, is not only q disgrace
to the Company, but az insult to the peo
pie. The City Council should pronounce il
a nuisance and have it abated, and take en-
ergetic measures to compel the Railroad
Company to grads. pare or plank. the entl'
street. and make it a complete roddeay, &c
eordisg to their contract.
GEO. B. SARGENT, Mayor.
On motion the Message was ordered to b
printed with the Proceedings
Aid. Barrows offered the following Reso
luton which was ordered to be printed:
Whereas the Mississippi 4 Missouri Raj
Road Company have failed to perform, eth
o. in letter or spirit, their engagement I.
the City Council Of the City Of Davenport
which by Ordinance passed and approvet
June a5th. 1853, permitting the said Com
pany to run their track through 5th street
they were in dnty bouad 70.
Therefore Resolved, That after 20 long
delay the recent work done upon the side
walks be regarded only As an apology q,
the performance Of any portion 81 the obi
cations due, and calculated toexsite ina 80
feelings in the mind Of the Community
that we believe ne sxpesss the opinion n
lnsgs majority a ~ s1iitiNos Of nAvsnpagl
whca We ny that ~ lGninippi sasd -
a0sri Rail Rod Coppany tavs - sete3 \
gesd faith tewards ltAe city, and tAettAI
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08

{A4OyOO WU11y :
NsS&1ssAelsssne n 4xMsc1aL4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

Britain has never recognised the juris
diction Of Costa Rica over the river
San Juan or the river Transit Route.
All she desires ID that Costa kica shall
have the right of navigation for the
export Of her produce by the river and
. the frontier, to besettIed by free nego-
tiation between the two governments.
None of the contracts or grants made
by Costa Rica, respecting the transit
route are continued or approved of by
Great Britain.
Misgivings are felt for the safety of
. heavy Suffers train, with half a
million dollars worth of supplies,
which was behind that DESTROYED. II
the heavy SHOWS should have turned {
out Of the route taken by the othe.
train, it is not improbable that it es-
capped sharing its fate, otherwise is We
ry prccarious.
The last letter from Col. Johnson,
commanding the expedition, reiterates
the determination to enter Utah Val
ley before winter, where he will not
let his men starve, while the Mormon
grancries are ove'flowing.
Col. johnson left four companies Of
Infantry at Fort Laramie, to keep COM
munication open.
1t is now understood that Geo. Platte
will supercede Mr.. Seasman, as super
intendent of public printing, at the
opening of Congress.
The President maintains the right
to seize Walker anywhere at sea, but
will not order his molestation, if he
once gets within any foreign jurisdic-
ton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

CLosING.-Navigstion is coming to
stand. The Galena packets havs gone
into winter quarters-the Kate Cassel at
Dubuque and the Flora at st. Paul. There
are vet few transient boats in the cup
river trade, but these are making their
final trips. The lower packets will run .
few days longer-Floating ice has already
been noticed in the river % far down n
Dubuque.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

Mr.. II. Jenkins is about TO commence
the completion Of Directory and CONNER
cial Review for 1857. 1t will contain the
names Of all our citizens. arranged in alpha
betical order We shall have something fur.
ther to say in regard to this undertaking in
a few days. See his advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
l. A T E S T N E w S
Four Days Later from Europe.
-W-
THE ARIEL OFF CAPE RACE.

St. Johns, N. F., Nov. IA.
The Vaderbilt steamship Ariel, from
Bremen via Southampton, was boarded
of Cape Race last night by the news
yacht of the associated press.
The Ariel left Southampton on the
I'd, bringing Liverpool advices Of that
day, four days later than by the Ara
bia. She had lS4 passengers and over
100000 in specie.
The steamship Niagra, from Boston
the 3lst, arrived at Liv verpool on the
lst.
The Vanderbilt, from New York the
oath, had not yet reached Southamp-
ton.
The Ariel is due at New York on or
about Tuesday morning.
The news is not Of an important de-
scription.
The Belgian Ministry had resigned.
King Victor Enamel, of Sardsnia,
had subscribed 10000 francs to the In
dian Mutiny Fund.
The telegraph between Boona and
Cape Spartiven, to connect Europe
and Africa, had been completed.
The health of the King of Prussia
continues to improve.
The attempt to launch the Grea,
Eastern was made on the appointed
day, but resulted in a failure, and th.
second trial hsd been postponed ont
month. Several persons we're injured
two Of them seriously.
There is nothing new from India.
The English money market was in ,
depressed state. Consols for none,
closed on the I'd at s9s as9a, and fol
the account of the 7th Dec. COLA 0O4
Bank stock was quoted at 2O9a2ll
and East India stock 2lOa2l2.
! On the Paris boune the three pe
cents closed At 66 francs, 2Oc for th
new account.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

WORTH READING.-Insles's adver.
tisenent makes some startling disclosures
That man always sold goods On the very
best terms. but for the merit sixty days, he
is bound to beat himself by selling more
goods, and at lower figures than he has ev
er before done. Ladies. cut this out and
paste it n your reticulea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
The Msley Panic CONQUERED.

VNHE undessigned Is nov prepare % kiudie nres
and attend 70 Lsw O6ices, Gents private rSoms
also Halls and Galleries kept eleaa-he viii awe at
tendance TO paoic bslls taking care Of Gents q ,hss
with p1ompttnde. He viii give the above services
70 al who will favor him With . call.
Charges Moderate.
Inquire q Ahton's Hat Store, opposite tn. L.
Clane Hotel. X 4 HORR a
= NOkHsO. Assistant o.2OIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS, &c.

st. Louis, Nov. II.
The Iecompton correspondent of the Re.
publican says that the invention adjourned
on the 7th Aprovirional government with
Gen. Calhoun as Governor was formed to
60 into operation Immediately 1t is
thought to be the design to get the constitu-
ton accepted by Congress prior to the as
sembling Of the territorial Legislature. Wal
ker has been appealed to call an extra ses-
SION to meet the contingency. The appor-
t'onment of the State provides for IS Rep
resentatives and 10 Senators.
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
The bill TO legalize tax to sustain the
credit of the Stale was defeated in The Leg
lslature yesterday by a majority of 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
For Sale.

A FARM Of Forty Acres, all md dr fence, Nth 4
"A small H use, Eear Hickory Grove.
A LOT 80 = 49, on tn Rail Road, corner Wcstavn
IA Avenue, suitable for Lumber or Coal Ysrd.
A LOT Of 60 c1t0, IN Slaymaker's Subdivision, on
IA FarnA street
This prop IT will be so'H low for c4.h or CITY
Bo1ds. good Team aud Wagon, snd Mich Co q
viii be taken N part paw.
Acpyto GEORGE l.. NfCHOLtA,
Eovloc3w Coz. of Brady and Sec nlstts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
DESTROYED.

Fl. Edwards, N. Y, Nov. IA.
About 6 O'Clock this A. NJ. the Fl. Ed
wards blast furnace was discovered to be
on hre. and soon after the whole build.
ing was destroyed. The machinery was
mostly saved Loss about So, 900. No
Insurance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

BusY.-Thc different Touring mills
in our city are putting away briskly from
Monday morning until Saturday night,
grinding out -four in imm ense quantities.
There is barely enough grain coming in to
supply the demand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
EXPLOSION or A STEAM TUG.

Detroit, Nov. IA.
The tug boat Noah T. Sprague, ofBuffalo
exploded while in the river opposite this ci
ty this p. N. and instantly sunk. OF her
crew of ten persons, eight were instantly
killed. The captain and first engineer es.
capped with severe but not fatal injuries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
SENTENCED.

London, G. w., Nov. IA.
Neil Beaton and wife have been SEN
tsnced to be hung for poisoning the for.
mer husband Of Mrs. Beston.
Jas. Secord. convicted Of robbiug the
post office at Newberry. Of . money let.
ter containing five pounds, has been sem
fenced to penitentiary for life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

We have examined some specimens
of Furs rc-trimmed at the establishment Of
A. S. AIsroN opposite the LeClair House,
and had We not been told that they sere old
furs We should have pronounced them fresh
from the manufactury. Alston does up
these things as near right as they can well
be done. and he also keeps on hand, for
sale, Just the necest stock Of goods to be
.ound west Of New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

An arrival from the Plain states that be-
tween the 10th and 10th Of September, a
train, consisting of 100 persons, was attac
ked by the Indians, and all the persons were
slain, except a few children, who were sold
to the Mormons. 1t is generally believed
that the MOrmons were at the bottam of the
affair.
The husband of Mrs. Woodman, the hero
inc ofthe late New York Hote! case, has
sued for divorce.
The Legislature to-day elected J. Pinck.
ney Henderson and J. W. uemphil to the u.
s. Senate. =