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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

H The Fairfield (Iowa) Ledger is in
formed, on good authority, that Missouri
STAKEHOLDER has removed to Warren county,
in that Slate, and brought with him FIVE
or six slaves whom he claimes right to
keep and work on the free soil of Iowa, un-
der the Dred Scott decision. If that de-
cision is not repudiated, such practical IL
lustrations of its teachings will soon be
found in every free State. Iowa owes it
to herself to strike the manacles from every
slave brought within her limits, by an ex-
plicit and peremptory statute.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

EF Later news from Mexico reiterate the
old story--another Revolution impending
TComonfort going down, down, down
and Santa Anna, or some other demagogue,
going up Verify, Mexico is the American
Turkey, or "sick man, getting worse and
F7e' worse eI every day,-and admonishing our
manifest destiny men here to get ready 10
administer upon his effects.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03
@Tbe Hon. CHAR,Es sr-uxrp ;

E@ The Hon. CHARLES SUMNER re-
turned home on the goth of November
His RECEPTION by the people of Boston,
without distinction of party,-was grand
affair, and must have been ffattering to Mr..
S. Look at the difference, Mr.. Sumner is
toasted and feted wherever he goes, whilst
around the memory of Mr.. Brooks, hang,
like filthy rags, the recollection of his mis-
deeds whilst living.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

The total number of the Senate when
full is 50. Necessary to majority 80.
There is one vacancy oceasioned by the
death of Senator Butler, of South Carolina,
which will doubtless be soon filled with a
Democrat. We have accordingly marked
South Carolina in the table for two Dem
ocratic Senators. though she will have but
one at the opening of the session.
1t will thus be seen from the foreroinr
that the Democrats have, in both branches
of Congress, clear majority over all op-
position. In the House they have MAORI
ty of thirty-two over both Republicans and
Americans; and in the Senate they have
a majority of thirteen, and when the new
South Carolina Senator takes hiy seat they
will have majority of fourteen over the
combined forces of their opponents.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

The Columbus Theatre advertises
Monkeys, Dogs, Goats, DC, on exhibition.
1t is not singular in this respect from most
Theatres, The Puppies and blackguards, might
have been added.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03
TRlYELERs DIRECTORY.

s.Tbe following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the C. q. d. C. r. R. at Millers-
burg and Cleveland:
,.RusNNe ,NozTH.-The- Eapress leaves Mil
lersburg at 6.l2 A. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland
at IO.43 "a ao 80 :
The Recommendation leaves Millersburg at 3 Is
P. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland al $40.
= RgSMsG SorTH-Accommod leaves Cleye-
land at 500 A. M, and arrives at MiIlersburg
atl2l7. , sf{;.
Express leaves Cleveland al 440 P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at e.4s.
The Express train running North con-
meets at IOrrr,lle with the East and West trains
on the P. Ft. W. and C. R.R.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

rpR RThe Philadelphia Psnnsyluanian,
the old democratic paper of that city, takes
ground with the Union on the Kansas
question. IL regards Forney's Press as no
better than a Black Republican paper in
disguise 90
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

R Mrs. SwrsHELM, formerly of the
Pittsburgh PASTOR, has purchased the Id
Uerfiser cffice, at st. Cloud, Minnesota
Mr. Sw1sHEIM, is somewhere about there,
running errands, doing chores about the
house DC, as usual.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

MErHoDIsTs IN CALIFORNIA. At the
late Conference there was reported Mem
bership gilmore than 5000; to whom about
ninety men are ministerng. The Cali
tornla Christian Advocate says that their
itinerating system embraces territory Of
500 miles in length with an average breadth
Of nearly 200 miles.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

REnELlIoN:--The Chicago Times returns
the the fire Of the Washington Union prompt
ly and energetically. 1t informs the Cen
tral Organ that it is not the Democratic
party-that Buchanan is not the Demo-
cratic party; that Douglas has a say in
mhhat, what, the Democracy shall do in regard to
Kansas s,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

"a @The raising of the tariff on freights,
by many Of the Western Railroads, has
had the effect to drive business off them,
instead of swelling the amount of their
earnings, as was anticipated. 1t is to be
hoped that the falling off viii go on until
these Roads are compelled to come back to
old rates.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

N Quite number of the Democratic
papers of this State are out in favor abol-
ishlng the present Free School System.-
This does not surprise US in the least. Free
Schools are not well calculated to strength
en- that party, for where educational inter-
estsi are best attended to, Locofocoism
makes but poor show at the ballot-box.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

ne JAMES G. BIRNEY. the candidate of
the Liberty party, for President in 1914,
died at his residence in Perth Amboy,
New Jersey, on the 25th of November.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

i HThe Atlantic Telegraph Company,
has put the sole management of the lay
ing of the telegraphic cable into the hands
Of Mr. Cyrus w. Field, New York City.
MI, Everett Engineer of the U. s. Frigate
niagara, is also appointed engineer in
place of Mr. Bright the man who caused
the Breakage af the cable last August.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

to swing, and on resching the front of the
house, l discovered that a crowd had col
lected. l then walked into the breakfast
room and discovered Mr.. Sturdevant with
his brains battered out, and lying on the
floor, which was covered with his blood.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

Losses lOl,O7l l,69i o'''so
These figures are very curious and sug-
csst;ye. Here is dormant opposition rote
oof I5s. SOL; and yet the Democratic press
are shouting themselves hoarse over Dem
ocra,ic plurality of ls,ooO.-Nsw York
Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03
The Thirty-Fifth Congress.

The 7th of December, the Thirty-fifth
Congress of the United States, opens its
first session. The following tables show
the political aspect of the two Hou es:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

Total number of members, 234; num-
Der constituting a majority, 1ls.
To the Senate the States send members
as follows:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

Our late N. Y. State Election.
The following are the official aggregates
of the popular vote of our late State elec-
tlon, as compared with the Presidential
vote of 1855:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-03

fusion IN Kansas"
Whether this news brings sorrow only tc
Black Republicans can be inferred from
some extracts we make from Democratic
papers. The Buffalo Courier, one of the
best of Democratic papers, says:
"As connected with the refusal to sub
NIT the whole Constitution to the vote Of
the people, the provision preventing amend
ment of it till after the year 1864, and
prohibiting even then any alteration in ii
to affect the right of property in slaves, is
full Of significance. 1t is contrivance 10
evade the principal of the Nebraska Kan
sas Act and to deprive the people of the
right to establish and regulate their insti-
tutions of government. But as we have
heretofore said, it matters little what are
the special provisions of the Constitution.
The attempt to fasten it upon the people
may excite temporary confusion. But ul-
timately it will be defeated. Congress
will regard the document as waste paper,
because it wants The express appreciation
Of the people. The county-the Demo
cratic party above all-is pledged to the
people of Kansas that they shall have a
Constitution of their own making; and
that pledge is certain to be redeemed.
The Philadelphia Press (Col. Forney's
paperl says:
awe publish this morning the schedule
adopted by the Kansas Constitutional Con-
vention. Contrary to what we conceive
to be the true intent and meaning of the
Kansas Nebraska Act, the resolutions of
the Cincinnati Platform, the Inaugural
Address of Mr.. Buchanan, the recommend
ations of Governor Walker, the pledges of
members Of that Convention, the general
expectations of the country, and in defiance
of the true principles of liberal Democratic
government, that body has refused to sub
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
Trustees Sale.

w nEREAs Oh the first day Of March 4. u, 1876
" Hiram Medley AMI Isabella Mr,ey, executed
unto Anstin Cnrbin ~ Trustee, . certain del II
trust conveying 10 said Trnstce the lzni in Clinton
county Iowa, desrr.d as fellows, 10 wit The cas-
tern o1e Hundred Of the north 'ast qu9r.r u
see'imn number eight Isl la r wnsLip number eighty
one tSiD nor'h Of rsDse number one ~ east which
SAID ca nve, apce was made by said Medley, for the
purpose os securing The payunt ola certain promis-
.ory use and the dne Issi thereon signei b, said
Mehley. date the fr-t day 81 March A. d. 1856 and
payabie 10 "ra~ Metsalf the LIST day u April 1857
ior ihirty-sevrn So 100 dollars.
and NOV said not Ia, ing become dnc and payable
ana the said Hiram Medley having failed 70 pay the
same, Austin Corbin Trustee as aforesaid do here
y give THIS public notcr, that BY virtue ~ the power
Which y ~ me vested BY said deed II Tru,t viii, on
Sesnrdsy the 18TH dsy Of June y. 1867 II the hour
o. 1oc'nck IN the afternoon u sail day, The Court
House door ~ the city Of Davenport expose and offer
Sor sale II pusic anrtson 10 the highest bidder for
ca+h the parcel Of land above descr,h he'd much
thereof - shall be suficFnt satisfy and pay the
amount Of sad Dote with The interest thereon The
day OF sale, together with the exp nses attend ng
said SALE cdsts Of this notice and rrastee's
Upon the completion Of snch sale ie~d will be Rv-
en- in accordance with thu stipulation % said Deed Of
frsst. Dated The Issh day 81 May A. D. 1857.
AUeTIN CORBlN, Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
DesM si1es River Laad Ger sale

Deslfotses Rjvev Navigation and r. =. %.
Os5UuwA, Iowa, April ~, 16Ge.
HvHR undeysigned hereby gives notes, that t1tQ
Once n now open for the sale Of these vAlnokk
andt fAey will BE- sold on long credit and IN NJ 10
TIN means and viahes d purchasers.
AnyfuTthef information desired In reaatioe 70 0osr
~ viii b furnished on application ct this Sdos
& mail ce olAerWise. 0DO. =. PBRKlu9
bayledts1 Lana Oommisssoef.
kANpcDg : AnsuES.
DEs H0SHEs NAvMAnOH (bf
" the saSe Of the lands OF this company Nll nor
removed from this place TO Fort Des Moiness
These lands win b Sold on long credits, and b
lots y suit The means aad wishes Of purc1DSrs.
0RO. j. P8Ru1NS.
Land Oomm1kions
Ottumva n ova'l -. avS5 dsve
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03

New York and Boston.
G09 81 e.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.NesU York AVID Eric
Wide Gowos, Double 7tack,
3 A I L B o A D.
Fia /: Dssnkirk, Buffalo, Mayors Faiis or Sss.
pesssson Bridge
vuTHIS Is the only Wide 6uage Railroad HAVING
i wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkiyk Buffalo Niagara Pals and Suspensior
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars OF
Baggage,
aaordIsgunusaaleemlort.
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, q
e'clsck, ?. n, On the
Nest Splendid steamers In the
world.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good On either Of the abev'
routes.
Through Tickets and general iniornAtios can b
procured At the Company once, No. ~ Deesoern
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can maka
through contracts By calling the Company AGENT
A. II. PETERS, Ag'1 % Dearborn street, Chicage
B. ?. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, 0.
decl1du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
MANNY'S REAPER / HOVER,

The Subscribers are agents for this
CELEBRATED SWlCAENB.
Which have reccvei One hundred and soTty.nvs
PREMIUMS; and where They hsve been sssd, have
given
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTJON
yARMERS wishing u purchase should rive heir
orders early IN the supply b limited.
q NOURsn vIRLD.
CJvher Rock Island and Front streets.
April IS. slAw3aso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
IARPER,S MAGAZINE
IOR
y

OR sale with all the other MAsssines ct the
a, is~a Rsok Rcom>," No - Brady street three
sias abo e the Post otice.
t,Asy26ttf I'LL ADA00
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
:
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

m OuVDWbXtHs
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholesale and Retail dealers In
ID H z q O ID -.
QUEENsWARE GROCERIES, BOOTS AN
SHOES, HATS. CAPN. CLOTHING.
AALT. 40
Having ample room for storage, We shall nay ~
isuiar attention 70 Reofving. storing end Vorwar
Ing any Goods Consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all times fDs. Pro-
Stslre.
Front strset, DAVENPORT, IOWA
davenport Steam Flemring Mills,
win be hrPt In constant opssstti, and Farmer. ara
informed that We pay ~ all times in Cash the hiek
est price for wheat. Flouf always on hand
Oct l7-dAvtf. BURROWS PRRrfYAAN.
Removal!
GRABRE'S HAIR Pressing 4 Shaylpe
- a L. q q NJ
WILL ne removed To-Day, IN newly nitted Room
w under the LIE ClairjHouse, where he viii eve
be found In readiness toerye his nuansrous custom
sf' In the most 'pp'0vstn.nnsr.
Perfameryl Perfameryl
GtOESTANTLY on haoi the largest stock Of Per-
1umery, CologLes, KIfaits, Washes; also POM
adcs, Restoratives, Dye ~. 0RAnBkS superior
TriCanaliibn 4 Hair Dye
always on hand, also Dir, Ns.h. and Tooth Brushes
CIGARS &c. n. J. I. 0RABBR.
Aug1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
JAMES ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.


BOOkN! kOOkN! BOOkN!
NHE FORUM. or forty years praettre At the PM
1 sdelphia Bsr by y Bro~n2 vols price $3.50
Nrty years in the U \ Senate by Thos II Ben'.n ,
.,v., .. "s.resp na.nee orr webster avo,. ssso
istcry % r, xas Iilusi'd by A Yoskum vols - %
sns.s. interior n exter. life by Ms Robinson ~ 10
snes adventures IN the army by Ii GdGook lao
Aliforhis IN doors ami out by Mrs Farnaham 10
samples from the 18th 18th centnres by Mrs. sig
Quincy 70
| anterbury tales BY Hsrricu Lee vols ei7b
| eme amt the world 400
Olden Legacy or lifr's Phases 81 M
1ht and Darkness 81 sdow Of fate 10
susehold sne'l In drguse ~ mrs Lesley $s,sV
| Athsy Brand or quiet life $40
mora Leigh by Elizabeth u Browning SlOO
lenry Lyle life and expense Mrs Mar yatt - 90
| etsy's necklace and hal came ~ 10
htlr Dcrri,t by Dickens, cloth ~ u
/. ord Il the creations by Marian James 2b
lanor OF fs.s nbrldre llln-,d ny = Kelly ei.23
t.ishhor lakewood b, Paul Greyton tl.?a
viRwam and q al Ia by " y a,mms $l,'h
o. Grinses BY Lien, wiseUSN ~,
Ieay 'nly Token-a gifi book for Christisns d 2s
'rnsc" OF The House - navid >l,?f
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
N innesota / Drcotah by q Andrews 81
Minnesota hand book and Map, ~ Parker u
Iowa n
liows ssitis q q.
9cposal map Of Iowa 81 "a
+ - by Chapman &lOt
" +" Kannss. " KeaIns Si,0
K ansas and Nebraska map 50 AND 4.
Sectional map Of Mimi sofa ty Chapman :,
/" a. Illinois " o. O.
App,etons Railway Guide for March .:
Just received and Tor sale Al
The Iopd Book Rooms,
No. s6 Brady Of, near the Post Once.
Il nv DIR ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
The lOSoo book Rooms,
Amolthn ELIADAMe.1
CITY LAWS!
vTNHE Revised Ordinances of the ity Of Davenport
i Revised and Digssteti by order Of the CITY Couu
cl.
h-nsnis NAS,S Asa NM

ATHRRkAS "n the 18th day 81 Octuier,A ID, 1855
w Frederick N Strnck and Dorotlsa Struck -x-
etnted unto Austin Corbin as Trustee, certain DE-,
ofTtust etnvying ia said Trustee tho land ~ Scott
Z uaty, Iowa, described Edows, to Wit: lot num-
Der four (O in Block number three ~ in hclntoshs
addition 10 the City Of Davenport, viii, said
ano, wss made BY the said Frietlertch N. Struck and
Dorothca Struck for the purpose Of securing the
paypnt II certain promlsofy note ant the interest
thereon signed by said Fr,ederch N Struck and Dr.
r'thea Struck, dated the 18th day Of October. A y,
1860 PAYABLE year after date 10 the order of John
Kerlana. md Low said note having bccome due and
paysb. and the said Fried rich Struck and DoroheA
Struck having failed to pay the same, Austin Cor
bin, Trustee as aforesaid, DO herrbv give this puie
ho'ice, that by virtue u The power which II IN
vested BY said deed Of Trust. will on Saturday tho
sixth day Of Jane, d. 1857 At thu bonr Of O'Clock
~ thr sftc noon Of said day AT tn Courtouse door in
e city of Davenport, cxJO-e and offer TOR sale, at
public auction, the parcel IL land aopye described
~ much tlt reof rs shall le suf lent to satisfy and
pay The amount Of ssid with The interest Their
q th- day Of ATE, together with The stend-
ing ala sale, costs " this Notice and Trustees fees
Upon tho cn pleion ofsuc, sale decd will he civ
" accordance with the stipulations ~ said deed u
Trust.
Dated the nth day Of May. A p. 1867.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
Wv tS-des Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03

GAIA AND 6EB
NJ n. HEOE.N.HEE.MEIY'S
ESRRSH Stock Of Goceries, on Second street kJs
Il tween brady AMI berry, where he has Just -.
ceiyed and h now op4tng new assortment Of
GROCERIH \ PROVISIONS,
which he win sell nj ihSessie and Retail, - choog
- the article CD te purchased ~ other @
Enlistment. He viii altuys keep on hand an s
sortment Of wood aud wDow Ware, and every ott
article usually kept At establishment IT the kind
His assortment IL large sud complete, all fresh u
good, and viii be sold very little sdvsnce. Al,
. cholcr lot Of igars and Tobscso
All kinds Of Country Proiuce In taken exchange h
eoOds. Tdecs22djwtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
EVANS, MORLEY I CHEW,
Gesservl Produce,
Commission and FoFwaFding
MERCHANTS.


A6HRCHA NT9.
O6raer Fronrand Perry &veess.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Rerthoid, Bernoudy h Co.,, 81 Louis,
Jos 4 Elder. d.
Partridge h 90. do
\ n Fnnkhous r, E9, do
+ A BnckIand 400, do
Mathef b 90, Ohicaeo:
Finley 4 YuBkhnusev., do
walker, Bronson L %, do
TW Alexander n 90. do
TW L<vsrlnG = 90. Baltimore,
Cammack, 6quires 4 West, New Orleans;
A Thompson o., Do
IA whitney 4 Co.. do
III Morley, OlsvelanA, o.
Ohas Hickoh, 8sI, do
jos. ph P~rkins, 40, -
IS Osborn, Banker, Painesville, o:
seth Marshail, ksq, DO
0eo Taylor, Banker, Warren, O.
Smith, Me0ombs & Co., do
DeuniDs Duer, Esq New Yosk;
\ Z Collins, DO
Maekist 4 Oortan. navsnposr, lOVs.
nch1id6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
DINING SALOON
Amn

H II - II - u II - NJ -
vuNnE PALACE DINING SALOON viii - ass,n
1 opened, on Wednesday nest March 16lh UStch
vii be conducted = heret0eoFe on The kselesn and
European plan under the supervision o. \ O. Nixon
Oysters. game and meats Of oil kinds served q any
h"ur, IN any style and In manner uAssepoMed b.
any house west q New York. REGULAR meals from
TIL 10 O'Clock from - I'll and from 10 r. D.
Ing provided with comDetent and efficrnt cooke. I
feel assured Of rendering full and perfect satslhetnu
70 All who favor him with their patronage. This
saloon Is ntted up and conducted IN such manner e
10 render the most fashionable and modstipa
resort In the city Those who fond Of good tAipa
Just 20 y the Palace on Drsdy betVeeA Front sn
J. a. EASTWOOD.
Mch 11dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03

4ZJ ACICS TIu6 IuuO0 II8D0 I0R S4J0
ME ssbscriber Win sell valuable tract Of heavy
L Timber Land Of $40 srrss In wisconsin, situated
near st. Croix 9aiis. ON wsols River, and running
back on = small Lake, beine on the sectIoh line
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad WIN pass aieng
side Of II, not through u; IL one Of the most heau-
tfnl locations In the West; viiisse nov springin9
up IN the immediate vicluity. end The lsnd WI Do
well h lay out In village has. saw Mil n beipe
erected on this ossuiful strsan within nv rods Of
this land; the above land y vsry ehesp q 90 pr
acre ALSO 1O7 acres Pise rmber Land Of tn Grst
logs can b eaAly nosted down Into tie Ississappi
20 market fhs above property win b sol1 q 6er.
gain; seld land ID fSee oad dear IRON all lAeuDAs.
ance. Terms Easy. por further patIculass enquire
Of the subscribsr, No. l1Clalre How.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03


REMOVAL.
WILSON'S Iesrels'y Store,
esady street., Above Psss OAes.
vxTD would tender our crate
w full acknowledgements 70
the public for their liberal pat
rouaSe since our commencement SS662
In business Having removed
INTO . larger and mere conimodions store, second
door above our former laeation, would solicit IN
inspection OF our stock of
~AtC1ao0, O1oc1x0,
.JesCcls'y, Stluer.sC@re SsN.
Fancy Goods,
which, rs now the largest and mos. sash,ossb,e
city. We are constantly In receipt o. Goods BY
press, and VIII always have the newest STYLES 10
had In the eastern markets. Our motto Is sm
proits and quick returns.
Davenport. Iowa Oct u lsoS-i,f
PRIV:aTE TUITEO.V:
1NHk Reverend Geo. G. Stseet, Rector of Be,,vue
jackson County Iowa, will receive into his fam
~ very limited number Of young gentlemen. L,
board and educate with his own sons
Music with the use of Piano, French and Draw
ing ARE includet In the Course OF Instr ctIou
heiivue Is heaithly situated, and, being on the
river Is easily accessible from all parts both Of Low
and Illinois
TRIMS MODERATE
Reference tby special Iermisslonl
The Right Rev, Bishop Ire, Davenport
Key. Alfref Louderbsck,
Iterexr Cool, Esq,
Hem J. p. Cook, !"
Col. Jno. ID. Evans.
Joseph 3. Simpson ESQ.,
April 10, 1856 dIy.
n. EVANS. NJ. n. cuEv
Boston. New Orleans
rEaasS rzxruu, - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-03
Boots ANA shoes,
WHOLE sALEAHrAIL

Having purchased he entire seksof Dooas and Shoe
Of nessrs Dsvson, Griggsft Co., the under
siened will csattnue ~ ansss . success
= Son TO said 1Tm, q a. sGand On
!. sssdy stress y ssssoaa
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