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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
FIRE AT FALL RIVER.

Fall RIVER, Thursday Sept. 8, 1851.
portion Of the Pocss-et block 81 Main street,
OWED by Mayor Borden, destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss 1000. Heze kiab Buckin wa, Tiled
by the falling ii a wal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

A racy correspondence growing out Of the
Lonbu Judgment has taken place between ex-
Judge Whiting and Mayor Wood, which we may
hereafter publish. The crowded state of our col
umns pre- udes its insertion this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

il. Ct.7t, B., b t.,.v-- .-e Astc1 .grd Atjss,,
.',.: q O-.j4sa Go. ,y....-. =. ). -4...e, u
tse al IL -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

DIR. HARI,ISONS IERJSTALTlC LOIENGEs'-
by all regular Ply !cans aud Druggists the most
aud effective for DYSPEPSIA PEs,
and CosTENEss. For sale only by r class
Drosgsts Agents, New ork, HBGLMAh, CLARK y Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESIA is free from
taste and three the strength Of the common
Caicined Ma2nesia
Worlds Fair Medal and -Four First Premium Silver Med
nj. awarded IT, being the beet ia the market For
sas b tie Druggists and country keepers generally aud
by The manufacturer THOMAS J. HUSBAND, faisdeiPha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
Bnsiuess Notices.

F>PrksCHEID has Just introduced the Fall fash.
boa Tor seotlon.n. HATS also sye peculiarly adapted to
yous which IL the essential qualities 81 nnene's. eia'
Ii, ity dgr.blity and tAs,e cannot be surpassed
LarENs-nrIn. Mann .ac. urer- No. ll5 Na.ssl -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
SEWING MACpINEs.-AI persons who want a

yeyirs "A acAne Of universal uttyo2e thai viii the
ehte fLcs aud ts- heAves: fabrics better than asy oLHef-
the machine family ala turing, plantation na
or any use whacVera that don't get cut of order aud
" til which industrious wOmsn can readily earr lo' 3
wear .n OBTAIN 1. nowhere except AZ The Office OF
|. N. SfGER Il Co, No. 459 Roadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS New Styles).-
jest received, largo invoice Also. FixuRss for Library,
billiard aud Dniog Roons CANDELsTcKs, CANDELAsRAs,
CLOCKS Pure White RAPE SEED OFT. For sale Dy
II. DARDoNyILLE. No AS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

Sol Nd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UtsItOUS OI HhI-
nF School that receive their any and prepare
them thoroughly for College Business With every
to tie ,cgriion OF the Modern language viii do veil 10
cal al ina COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No Il West ith ST. cor
ner Of tasy. Fau Session Commence September
G.. p QUAcEESBOS Rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04


Sc, d,,vrsrtitto K.ox NJ 2l2 Broadway Give ilus
frson Il BIZ last production his Fall style q Hal and reHe
cal Tor issue only 'qua'd by thst zoe
Hat this IL syey elegant and worthy
Df kLa - fnuntat.On.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

TANUS, DIELUDFUNS dI-U bIIcI' Ut IN@UVVr'D
FEioEs-Tie larse and p.PutsI WAIssss CAfALoGvf Of
win be sid at reduced Prices 1ons this month. Also, new
AID Pianos MelJdeOs a. lower piece than
.y. before this market al tue WA7Es Piano and
A.. q, Irs No $50 Brosdweg P.nCs aud MoiOdoous for
Ieu snd tent allowed puTchsss for sale ca monthly pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT removes all dscOlOr0

ton c the skin and asys itching AID inflammation gene
rd By heat cold take the 'oe OUT OF every trupive
dsese heals by eIeda.on not suppessioi all kiudi
sore. t.mcr osrbuns scrofu ceIs AID cAlcer.us dis
CIdsIa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

general eg''alityprinciple. And ~ he no doubt
Is. The article of the 9th is only intended
TO deceive. II the new Constitution is
adopted the negro suffrage appendage will
also be adopted The clause was submit
ted separately for blind-nothing else
In all other respects. except the right Of
suffrage. the negro is made, ~ far as Law
can make him, the equal Of the white man.
Are the people Of Iowa prepared to send
their children to mixed school of Mack,
and whitsss Hso. / suppose the new Con
stitution win be adopted, but it does seem
that the idea is 30 revolving that the propo-
sition could not get 1000 votes in the State
But strange TO cay, the Eureka" a Black
Republican paper, published at Auamosa, in
long article in favor Of negro suffrage
and the new Constitution, says: Some 0,
those mock democratic ask us with . most
solemnly triumphant cir, would we allow
our children to attend school with colored
childrenr Most assuradly-the effect on
white children, unless prevented by silly
parents. will be good in snlarging their
sympsthiss. 10 ~ 10 take In the whole o.
naskisd. - we'll ~ giving them more
eslargsd views Of the duties Of life
On the young colored person. the effect can
not fail Of being beneficial In every way
He viii grow up with the feeling that he is
q human being. and like other human be-
'ngs. entitled TO life and its enjoyments and
blessings in proportion. as by correct life
he deserves them, and white boy or girl
can claim no more"
Does the Gazette endorse thu. views Of his
Jones county brother, or have his shrieks
been hypocriticsl and unmeaningl Civ
me the difference. if you please, betwee
'chae and black. ifin your opinion there is
any, and much oblige friend of
JEFFERSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Terrible nemtatiom
CAT IN TIL z NEAT TUBl
THE WOOLLEYHORS VICED
THE CACKLING HEN PLUCKEDil

THE WOOLLEYHORSESPA VLNED ,
THE cACKLING HEN PLucKEDu
We have to announce one Of the most Sc
rious shipwrecks known Oh our coast for
many years.
The revenue cutter" encountered storm
on Saturday that caused it to careen, and
loose its smoke pipes, while the water
rushed into her hold. completely extinquish
ing the fires.
This mishap occurred at the County Con-
vention of the "Long Heels" party Of this
County
Arrangements had been previously made
for the launching Of this little craft Ropes
had been pulled and set. pipes laid, and as
the master and mates supposed, everything
was in complete order. The Captain was
placed in the Chair Then " Gaze Knfs" Of
coal yard notoriety smelt "leetle rat QxiA
and Lager, ,Secrstariea Quill hunched Lager,
and Lager leered significantly Case Knife
saw the sign and grew restlesa The mates
and crew all waited until the words of com
lnand should be given.
Motion mode and sustained by Scrub Oak
that chairman appoint the delegates to
State Convention. Up popped Case Knife
and holloed "ship shoy!" Then Caek!ing
Hon fluttered her feathers, and set up such
q cackle that the crew were seen to put
their fingers in the auricular orifices. The
storm brewed, the clouds gathered, and the
Captain grew pale with alright lest all his
well matured plans should be defeated by
Case Knife. The latter gentleman was de-
cidedly in favor Of nominating the delegates
the usual way. He thought that the Cap
tam was too anxious to become Commodore
on the retirement Of Com. Grimes. The
Captain grew livid Case Hnife was mer-
ciless. Captains vision Of Gubernatorial
honors began 70 fade. He saw the fleet
passing into other hands No Commission
was likely to reach him. The storm spent
its force amid the most terrific cackle from
Setting Hen, and the captains ship was a
wreck.
Such is faint picture Of the Republican
County Convention The little man from
Washington had figured WELL He thought
the plan could not fail He was willing to
be Governor if he could be boosted so high
by his feeble party. The Committee were
nominated the usual way and packed only
partially. Case Knits had cut the hopes of
the Captain. 1t was too bad. The Gazette
clique had laid the pipes, but Case hnite
tore them up. Poor Jtemes thought to be
nominated for the seat disgraccd by Grimes.
As Grimes hopes to get the seat occupied by
senator Jones. Alas! poor Yorick. But
'or the infatuated political independence"
OF Case Knife, your hopes would have
frightened like the rising sum- Case Knife
has terrible sin to answer for. Scrub OAK
with his brawny LIMBS looks defiant at the
Cackii"y Hen, whose roost is in the Hall of
Justice, will peck out thy eyes, The lion
and hnm6 would not lie down together. The
stubborn fanatics would not be led by
little bantam hen. Try again Captain, but
first buy off that long handled Case Knife.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
CHINA Ann SIIvrp WApe-

CHINA AND SILVER WARE.-Mr.
Nicol, Of the celebrated house Of E "
Hanghwout 4 Co, N. Y City, has on exhi
biti"n, for to-day, samples Of the most splen.
did China ware We have ever seen, for
which he wishes to take orders from those
wishing TO purchase something which is at
once beautiful and durable. His wares are
all manufactured ut the Company's house,
among which we observe samples Of China
ordered for President Buchanan, Treasurer
Cobb, Mayor Fernando Wood. and others,
which present most magnificent appear
ance. He will be pleased to see all such as
wish to examine his goods or leave orders
to be filled, at the store Of II. St. j. Phillips,
Griggs Block, Brady St We recommend
all who are desirous Of purchasing q first
rate article, to cell on Mr. N. As his stay is
limited to to-day only. 1t is important that
an early call should be made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
"One of the 70 Residents" ia rather

'One OF the 70 Residents" is rather
nnkind to so fully unmask the hypocrisy Of
the Nems in its Quixotic attempt to defend
those persons who have been guilty of bull
ding fences across Main street, and appro,
priating public property to their own pri-
vate gain BY placing the lawyers plea, in
their paper of last Friday. Is editorial, the
boy editors have assumed the paternity Of a
gross and unmitigated fraud-a garbling of
apublic record-a wilful and corrupt for
gery-and meanness only equalled by
their frequent cowardly attacks upon dem
ocrats and democratic principles. A friend
at our elbow suggests that all these things
may be rather the result Of ignorance than
any evil or criminal intent We hope it is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Our worthy and distinguished Sena-
tor. G. w. Jones, hoaorsd our Saastum With
his presence yesterday morning. The Gen:
Is on his return home from trip on
the western frontier Of the State and the
Missouri slope, and gives most cheering &C.
counts ~ regards the views Of the people
upon that abomination, called by the Black
Republicans State Convention. Senator
Jones is looking in fine health, and will not
only live through many more false and ma
licious attacks from the Black Republicans
through their venal journals, but will like
FURNISHED gold shine all the brighter. for
their overanxious show Of mendacity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

DECLINES THE HoNoR.-That por-
ton OF the committee consisting Of
Messrs. Thatcher. West, Littler and
Cannon, who were appointed TO take into
consideration the getting up OF . Cosil-
lion Party for tho benefit Of ono Msjo.
would most respectfully decline to serve,
Their names were used without any gu
thority whatever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
We would advise Milkev Whiskcv n

We would advise Mickey WhiskcY OF
the Neps 70 read the article in this paper
over the signature Zone Of the 20 Resi-
dents and say whether he was imposed
upon by the Lawyer, Rev., or toe the
mark and acknowledge his weak attempt to
impose base fraud and forgery upon onr
citizens by publishing the garbled statement
about vacating several "Out Lots" in the
Ne@s of Friday last Or let the ardent edi-
tor, as usual when convicted, cry out perse.
cution Bah!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

sTNHR subscriber viii sell valuable tract Of heavy
L Timber Land Of $40 acres In wisconsin, situated
near H. Croix Halls on weolf River, and running
back on small Lake, being on the eectioa line.-
The Hudson h Lake Superior Railroad will pass along
sde of It, II not through 1t; u Of tAe most beau
tfu locations In the West; village ID nov sprngine
up In the immediate viclnity, and the land viii do
well " lay out In village lots. Saw MM 10 ostne
this land; the above land h very cheap et H90 per
acre. Also 1O1 acres Pine Timber Land Of The ART
quality, on the banks Of the Chippsway, where IL
logs can be easily noated down Into the Mssisslppi
TO market. The above pgopsrty viii b so,A at bar.
gain; said land 10 free and clear from all tneumbr.
ance. Terms Easy. B0r further pataculaSs snauare
Of the euhscrieer, No. leOsirs Bow.
Aecledtf L. L H0LOOnp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
See the advertisement, rare chance,
in to-days paper. s.


MEssRs EDroRs 1t is amusing to see
the shutting and "bobbing around" Of the
Black Republican demagogues when thei,
sophistry and false dealing are exposed.-
The silly hypocrite of the Gasstse Of the oh
inst, is perfectly Mortified because the
friends Of the new Conssitatioa are charged
with being in favor Of Negro suffrage and
eqseisty. l would ask what construction
the editor puts upon the Declaration Of In
dspsndsnees He has quoted from it fire.
quently. Of late. to prove something.
TAs AUTHORS of hat saessd instrument
applied Il, and the democrats party apply
it to skits men. II the Gazette is not &
favor of negro suffrage, he also thus spplies
It, but fromhis many lamentations over the
Dred Scott deciaioa. and bis continual howl.
ias absst Tie egsslisy Of ~ s.e., s;sao.4.l
rsear9 = celor, many very heasst people
have ben led 70 6sksvs tss5 Is sdlior
really naaas wAA - N.Y. ~ desA s.d i,
lhAvsts sSnasA y " 1aAa otSllts Z ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
JAMES r HOGANE,
LWSeA .4Eeset = S,g,.reaeo,.

nffk.S for sale the following valushse la1ds. In
" 0cots County end vicinity Of Devrnnort.
- acres ofland. - mile from DuranS e0atioa. On
the j N An \, 10years to pay for this ~.
10 scres 10 SECTIONS Is. II and 8, fbwnship n.
naoge , East, - acreo thinker. Farm un6er c1ltS.
walton and fenced, houses and sprtnes "a vith-
In miles from leClsire. Terms eood,
- acres Of land u section ~, oae mile fUnn ~
Oospessece i'nes me n'oss beautiful psopery nsas
Daveuport.
% ScrD bstWeen Chenut Avsuus a,A pavi.aeu
btrose, near 70 the city O tAe railroad track.
asres on The Duboqus road, suilshae ~ souss
~ GAe9Desy.
- scrs Of lanA, With hoase and other lupeuvs-
nea1s, - . Dils fSu0 IT, city.
u eero - V1oSee9 lo1s - Wenterton's 0uhdlvt.
-.
= 49, & ~. js,aias ~ Dsvssuas M %
0aVoooo seSo2.
esvgel isss n esstt esaaty, asA .. vas,,av q
49, ~ yssVs ~ seaassss = ~ nssse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

FRANKLIN BLOCK DlREcToRY.-
Friend Adsms hss put up st tho south
end Of Franklin block, large directory,
upon which to pat the signs Of the dif-
fersnt tsusnts under their appropriate
number. The sligo hes . portrait Of
Franklin at the top. The painting was
sxssntsd BY Wright, up stairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Several attempts had been made to
blow up the ahips there, one of which
Aas nearly successful.
ylSplA.-The India overland mails
hAd srrved 1t London With volumi-
nous accounts conArmatory Of the tel
e.8rapa announcement Of the nutiny
2 the Indian army. The Londos
CannsfedA Daily LII he'd lssrDed
that = report vas current IN veil in
tsened q1mtas Ut 0ovesnsuesA vaa
= ponnoe.lea e nsws hon 1nii6 that
seeaa1 ~ et(ussA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

DAvBNPORf. IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold On conmlssioa: Land
Warrants bought, sold and located Invsstnsno
made and mo0ey loaned real estate or persoaa -.
carty; Examinations Of land titlss msde Notes
and claims collected, 10, &c.
Assncy q the following reliable ~ rsspeaslble
l1fe and Fire Insurance Oonpanies:
hxcelstor Fire Insurance Co.,
N. r city, capital t9oo,po0
New Amseerdan rir' Insurance, Ise.oel
eh0uix ttre lnsuran,c ,c CO., Drocklyn. SoAa0
Schenectady county Rire Insprancs
o., 0chenectsdy, y. 10 -
Usw Ycrt IAfe Insurance Co., y. 7. Cty. i.ooo.0oe
March 10 1857. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
planning La

planning LUMBER. Cannon h
French will fill all orders for lumber in the
rough, or planed, for .which they have the
best facilities in the country. Bailders,
farmers and dealers can find At this mill
any sort Of material ma nufactured from
lumber, necessary to build . house, fence
in farm, or stock lumber yard.
Call and leave your orders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

EXCURSION. The Steamer Ben
Campbell was chartered Sunday after
noon to take party Of Germans down
the river to Buffalo, whittier went some
seventy couples, and enjoyed a very fine
time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
TOWNSHIP MEETING

THE Demoessts es - Clsire fOvnship are request.
L ed " assemble 1t the Old Pre- bytestan Church In
the City Of L. Claire o. Wednesday svening. July
10th. At O'Clock. Sos the parpuoe os olectl1G DrSc
sstes 70 attend the County Convsntiou and 70 trens
sct such other business may b desmed pvopse
O0AaLno RO0BRo.
Chairman Of the Democrats County Conmittss
Julyll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
NEWS BY YESTERDAY MORNINGS
NAIL
LATER FROM BUROPE.



River 70. Le.,.. J,,, II:
The Ce,edtss se,sv ss~c.s, 1.c,o
Se~e.. sesss1 ~ % s";.1 :ss.I s.ie .. ~.
ooe tAss n. RI: Fl ro.te - 0ssh.e ~,
dssss ass iron Liverpool 70 Wedneedsv
jalvslse, ="
81 left Livernool ~ half ,..t An.
49, ?. II P
THe vessH~ the,eh so.svh.I ...,-,
isg crops. Provisiess qoies Lasd
bsoyaa6 - . sliehs e1sssss. and closed
1ro dxty.eix. 61gae qsise. TSess he's
bsse digit sdveses II ths Liverpool
oaskst % tease Of Ill quslitise. and n
Ne Loadoa naskss, wss dali.
=, !. .ss.l - Lsssos s .sss:s = oil qesli.is,
oi edsls: Oelss ira, ast Bic. Sae,.
-: ~. , - Iss seese We 2 large spseals-
sse sn9easys - pssvieesly qaotsd at Il
90 % ses %Vee9e.
s: :. Is s. E: s:::s ;s' $780, e, ::: : ,ss ;:i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
9or the State Democr
MAIN STREET AGAIN.

l ind after an absence Of some days
from the City. that the Eseniny Ne~s ha.
made an effort to fulfill its promise of prov
ing that the facts contained in the memorial
presented to the City Council last Wednesday
over the signatures of 20 residents business
men and real estate owners on Main Street
were mainly incorrect was aware at the
time that the NeSs had undertaken an i'm
possibility that it could not even in appear
ance perform its promise without resort
ing to gsrbled copies Of the record, ,falsifying
facts.
In order that the public may understand
and appreciate the hypocricy Of the N.ns, l
ask them TO read the record vacatintg the 4
acre lots as published in the Ners, and
compare it with the following true copy
from the record Of the County Commission
er's Book of record, page 6, January session,
lS45.
JAN. s.-Upon the petition of Antoine lie
Claire owner of the out lots hereinafter men.
TONED it is ordered That the plat of the
survey Of the following out lots to the town
of Davenport to wit: Out Lots 9, 8, 4, ), 6,
7,s, ., 10, II, IL, ls, l9, 90, 81, 22, 23, "a
25, &c, 81, 2s. 90 and 80 together with the
road or street leading from the north end Of
Perry Street through said out lots be and
the same are hereby vacated.
J. Quinn,
Otho G.. McClain
The original plat of the out lots consisted
of 81, Of them had been previously sold, 4
Of the latter were on Main Street. and not
vacated any more than the street The
above record is all proper, not a word but
what should be there to carry out the ar
| rangement Of the parties interested Is there
Lawyer in Davenport with brains enough
to find his boarding house when hungry,
that will hazard his srepatation by assuming
that public street or highway in corpor
ate Town or out of it, can be vacated with
out being named, designated and plainly
identified in the recorded order yssating
the same by the competent authority. Can
the Ne~s lay its finger on any such record
vacating Main Street? certainly not Main
Street is IS much plat Of Survey ss the 4
acre lots; its lines clearly marked length and
width plainly designated, it comprised no
part Of the acre lots, and the vacation Of
those lots, would in no possible way afec .
the rights Of Main Street. The Commission
ers aware that street to be vacated must
be named and identified, have done 60 in the
case Of Perry street clearly establishing the
fact that Main street was left with all its
rights to be. converted by the public to all
the uses originally designed
And now Mr.. Nescs . word at parting. /
defy you with I'll the Philadelphia Lawyers
in creation at your back,to prove single
fact false, contained in the paper presented
to the Mayor and Aldermanlast Wednesday
Who furnished the Ness with tie copy of
the recorded order Of vacation? Was it a
Rev. Gentleman. or Layman.
ONE OF THE 20 RESIDENTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

FINE Go0Ds.-We call attention Of
the population Of this city to the new and
beautiful styles just opened at Tyner'a-
The lAdiss are particularly invited 70 drop
In and examine for themselves, as we feel
assured that they cas- suit themselves ex-
actly. Call by all meanA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

AONR hundred and twenty Building lots In On
~ Addition ts the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated %
she hank Of the nississippl they VII b sod
tonable ,erms.
Por particulars inquire Of Messrs. Durfee, Pratt
Co;. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Rsq., leClairs
Oorbin L Dow Davenport, or u the subscriber,
JANIS NAT.
n The subscriber has numberiess desirable pie
fceof land In and near the cities of Davenport and
LeCisire, amp the town OF Port Byron, thss hs
u res TO SELL IOctl6tfl in
Valuable City Property for Sale.
sNHE hississidpi House, situated on Front street
brtween Main and Harrison streets will be sold
cheap. Lot 25 ~ 16O feet. Part Of the purchase
money can rem ain for and years at 10 per cent
Also Lot on 8d st near the Depot 32xl60 feet;
Also lot on eth street, adJoIuing the Depot, SAx
100 feet;
Also corner lot on Brady st, corner Of Clay lOex
S6 feet.
The lots 3d and eth streets are splendidly situ
at for business poses, and the location Of the
Brady street lot Is of the best In North Daven.
port
For particulars apply TO
PAIRBANKsA l. HICKSON,
mh90dtf Ho6man's Building Main st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
ED WARD .ALDE.V.
ED WARD .aLDE.v:
w.CORNER OMAN AND SECOND STREET
DAvENPo oRT, IOWA,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
GENERAL LAND

INSURANCE, h INTELLIGENC4AGEN7,
HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected
II Taxes paid lot non -rcsidents Collections made
promptly remittrd to any part Of the country
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted or
good security.
REFERENCES:
q g wilder, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Marshe h 90, Boston, Mass.
W 3 Muddgett ca,
Hon " Harris, ". BridkeWater, Moss.
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