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The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
THE ASSEMBLY OF THE DEAD.

DIR. Reed, traveller through the high
ands of Peru, is said to have found, not
A great while ago, in the desert of La
coama, the dried remains of an assem-
blage of human beings-fve or six hun
dred in number-men, women and chill
dren, seated in semi-circle as when
alive, staring into the burning waste be-
fore them. They had not been buried
life had not departed before they thus
sat around, but hope was gone the
Spanish invaders were at hand. and no
hope being left, they had come hither
to die. They still sat immovable in the
dreary desert, dried like mummies by
the effect of the hot air; they still keep
their position, sitting up as in solemn
council, while DER that Arcopagus ST.
lence brooks everlasting.
With dull and lurid skies above,
And burning wastes around
lonely traveller journey'd on,
Through soltudes profound
Paused DER that cherries waste,
No trees those dreary lands
welcome shadow cast.
With scorchlng pestilentlal breath,
The desert blast swept by,
And with a duh and brazen glare,
The sun looked from the sky.
Yet onward still though with TOLL
The eager wandrer pressed,
White earnest hope lit up his eye
And nerv'd his fainting breast.
Why paused he in his onward eoursel
Why held his struggling breath
Why gazed he with bewildred eyes
In this-the vale of death
Before him sat in stern array,
All hushed As if in dread
Yet, cold and motoness, and calm,
A eoncourse of the dead.
Across the burning waste they gazed,
With fixed and stony eye,
As if strange fear had chained erewhile
Their gaze vacancy.
And woe and dread on every brow
In changeless lines wrought
Sad traces of the anguish deep
That filed their latest thought.
They secmd a of other times,
O'cr whom the desert blast,
For many long and weary age,
In fierce wrath had passed;
Till, scathed and dried, each wasted form
Its rigid aspect wore,
Unchanged as years successive passed
The lonely desert o'er.
Was il the clash of foreign arms
Was it the invaders tread
From which this simple minded race
In widest terror fed
Choosing, amidst the desert sands,
Scathed by the deserts breath,
Rather than by the invaders steel,
To meet the stroke of death.
And there they died-a freeborn race
From their proud hills away;
While round Them in Its lonely pride
The far free desert lay.
And there unburied still they sit,
All staue-ike and cold
Free e en- in DEATH though DER their homes
Expressions tide hath rolled.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
Barhier's Crane Ginger Wine

Is Tonic Anti-Dyspcptic, Strengthening, and mild
Purgative.
IT Is ALSO
The best specific for the of Debility, Langnor,
Physical and Moral Prosration Derangement of Dges-
tive Organs. &c.
For sale by A. BARBER, lis Washington street
and by all respectable Druggists and Jobbcrs of Cafo
hil. declS-3m =
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
The Willow Mi ing Company.

An adjourned meeting of this Company, was held in
the Democrat Building Broad street Nevada, Fri
day night the 9Th inst. The meeting called to order
by the President.
The report of the Committee who appointed at
the last meeting to draft bylaws for the government of
the company consisting of Il. +. McConn and Davis
received and motion the report accepted and
the Laws adopted.
On motion Mr. P. Davis elected President of the
Company in place of II. Plumer resigned.
On motion, Mr.. c. F. Robinson elected Treasurer
in place of r. F. Conn resigned.
Mr. A X. Prescott tenderedhis resignation Secre-
tary of the Company. onyote being taken his resgna
ton not accepted.
a foreman Mr. B. l.. Conyers was elect d-yoted that
the Foreman receise s5per day 1t was voted that
of s. be levied each shareholder payable
to the Treasurer, Saturday Feb. lith.
Voted that the proceedings of this meeting together
with the laws the Company be published in the Nradd
Journal and Democrat Adjourned.
A. X. Prescott, sec'y.
Article Ist The name of this Company shall be known
5 the Willow Mining Company.
Art. ID The officers of the Company shall consist of
three witt President Secretary, and Treasurer, to
be elected at the meetings of the Company.
Art 3d. The officers to hold their Office as long as the
majority consent
Art lth. 1t shall be the duty of the President pre-
side at all meetings of Company and keep order and call
meeting OF the Company whenever two or more mem,
oers OF sald Company shall give him written notice ana
issue an orders for the of money on the Treas
urer with his signature to the same
Art oth 1t shall be the duty of the Secretary to keep
regular minute of all the proceedings of the company
at ITS meetings and do all other necessary writing and
report the same to the meetings of the company from
time to time, when requested so to do
Art 1th II shall be the duty of the Treasurer to re-
eeive all moneys paid into the President and hold the
in custody until ordered paid out by the Company
S from the President signed by the Secretary
Art dth- Inc place of holding the meetings of the
Company shall be in Nevada
Art sth Zach share of the Company shall be entitled
to one vote in meetings of the Company
Art 9th The majority of the members of the Company
snail constitute quorum to do business and shall
the company in all cases.
Art lOth The assessments to be paid every week
and if the paid at the expiration
two weeks the claim assessed forfeited to the Com
pany.
pany may direct
Art 18th. All the members of this Company shall sign
| these articles and are firmly bound by the same.
Art. 18th. No officer will be allowed salary in the
Company, unless by special agreement ofthe Company
e. p DAVIS, President
! A. K. PREscoTI, Secretary.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
THOMAS HAYDES.

Spermatorrhra or local weakness nervous debility
low spirits, lssitude akness OF tie limbs back
indisposition and ucaabty for labor and study dull
of apprehension loss Of memory aversion society
tiuity sefdistrus diZs mess, headache involuntary
dschaig pains in the side the eyes PIN
pies the tsce sexual and other ntirInitieS man.
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician
surgeon L. J. C1apkay
Ills method Of curing diseases is unknown 9th
erS, and hence the great success
All consultations by letter otherwise. free.
Address, l.. J. CZAphAN. II. D..
San Francisco, Cal.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
New Principle No Poisonl
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cue !
or ANTIDOTE 10 MALAI

OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
Tor the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague or
Chill Fever Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and
Remitcnt Fever Also Of Bilious Fcvers. accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever
ship and ail Fever General Debility Night Swcats and
all other forms Of disease which have 2 common origin in
NJ a l. n r | A O r, NJ A S NJ A
This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain season
is unavolablv inhaled every breatls in
acter whercvcrit exist-north south east west am
Will everywhere yield to this newly discovered antid
which neaurazs the poison completely puries the svs
ten, and thus entirely removes all the disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary re-
suits from its uSe
will protect any resident traveller even in the most
scky svampy localities from any acjie or bilious dis
case disease whateyeror any injury from constantly in
haling Malaria or Masma
win Instantly check the ague in persons who have suf
fercd for any length OF time from twenty wears
that they need never have another chill by continuing
its according to directions
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results
bilious or ague diseases snch general debility night
sveats. etc The patient begins to recover appe-
tite and strength and continues until permanent and rad
ieal cure is effected And proof that it is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Because of its Singular and entire larmlessness The
following certificate from the most celebrated chemists
the United Ltates is attached to every bottle:
New York. June II. 1855.
Ihave made a chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure Antda;e Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic, Mercury Qunne Strvchnine but have
not found particle Of either in it, have any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
the constitution. JAMES X. Chiffon L. NJ Chemist
This allows ofits free preventive by which all
PeispHs entire freedom the above
named diseases no matter how scky the of
py the locality.
Proofs of Efficacy frequently published and the con-
hdeuce of the public is asked only in proportion
tua merits wherever introduced and used-These only
are relied upon to prove lis worth
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
mayrequirc Directions printed in German French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
by the proprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence r. l.
CYRUS G. DYER, General AGENT, san Francisco
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada, No 81 Main street. and for sale by
Druggists generally. augs-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
Watson & Bein,

Watson & Helm,
Hardware and Iron Store, No 1873 street,
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
i Hardware The following comprise part of their
present stock:
Iron Copper Steel, Nails Poughs Shovels,
Axes, AIDES, Hatchcts, Anvils, Wees,
Patent and Spring Balances.
Stock and Dies Strap and Butt Hinges,
OK Log. Trace, Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mill Irons-complete Hook Plate,
Mill NfuIev. Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Corn and Coffee Als-all sizes,
American Locks and Latchcs, of every variety,
Butts Window and Blind Fastenings, &c
In addition which they would call the attention of
purchasers to their well assorted stock of SHELF GOODS
Which they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento, June l3-}n.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
GENTLEMEN
OUR BUSTNESS TO PUBLISH
The Important News!
AND YOURS TO PROFIT BY IT.

We therefore take great pleasure in being able in
the people of California that the Most ErraOrdna
ry Reduction has taken place in the PRICE OF LODG-
ING At
Woodward's What Cheer House.
lI9 and l2l Sacramento ST. and ST. 60 and 9 aidi-
tion, Leidesdorf St
The price of Lodging is now reduced to SO and 7o
Cents per Night.
Lodgings in first class Single Rooms, furnished com
plete. at SEVENTY FIFE CENTS per night
the week can be obtained at a VERY LOW FIGURE.
Gentlemen Sleep is wonderful Institution, but
Woodward has improved upon greatly, by introducing
aud bringing within the reach of these Renown-
ed Patent French Spring Beds at 80 and 10 cents per
night
The Price of Boards also exceedingly low
Board per week SO 90
Board per day %
An extensive and abundantly supplied Reading Room
and Library also fitted up for the accommodation OF
the patrons Of this establishment
The location of the House is such to place it in the
of business is directly opposite the Mail steam
ship Companys Office and in the immediate vicinity OF
the L. S. Branch Mint.
Just call at the WHAT CHEER HOUSE, 119and l2l
Sacramento street. where you will be well attended to
by r. b. WOODWARD, Proprietor
(Ths House is conducted on Strictly Temperance
principes) febl3
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
Established in 1s49
Quartz Specimens /!

MINED with gold are bought by us at from ) to 80
1Nl per cent above the mint value
We the inventors of the art Of Manufacturing Quartz
Jewey and stock is the largest in the State Call
all you gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
CO. you welcome examine goods whether you
come to purchase or not.
We sell Watches and Jewelry finer and cheaper than
any other California estabishmentfor the aht
of firm is always in Europe having the best goods
made order which he continues to forward by
steamer. And we buy for cash. afford to sell
at the lowest New York prices
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 135 Montgomery st.
Between CLAY and Commercial SITS San Francisco.
n. b. Orders sent by Express filed promptly. Partic-
ular attention to watches sent us for repair
San Francisco Deer g. BIN
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20
EMPIRE
AND
< II Y s n o u II
Iron Works.

Sos. 90 ard % Bush street. be-
tween Montgomeryand Kear-
ney streets, an Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20

000 Cases assor ted Fruits Jeies and Jams for sal
y BY T. ELLARD BEANS s Co. Broad Street
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20

A VAST AMOUNT of nauseating and nox0us com
II pounds having been thrust into the market under
the name of 'Bters it becomes the duty of the Pro
pretors and Agents for the sale Of the celebrated
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-20

4FII l. Il II III v u II Tt,
Has been appointed Agent for Grcgory's Bitters in
ada county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

naWkeye Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EisLs nor taken 10th on the II LIUAL aud
STOCK Plan.
AFPlOE IN NO DAvKNPOKTS BLOCK, over
~ Onubb, Brother, barrow Co.'S banking House
Uluce hours, A III ~ NJ
DIRECTORS:
IN D. Burrows, Geo. l.. Davenport, P. Meywin,
AIRED 6Anders Charles Leslie, c. q. Parry, 4.
D-s,s,nt, Jas. NJ. DA.zeIl, b. b. Woodward, John
Owens, j. W Wiley, A. II. Barrow, D. L. Snorey.
OFFICERS
It. DRSSAINT, President.
UHAs Lkss LIE, Treasurer.
DANIEL L. SHokEY, secretary.
1 !. II s4 n nAss.sLL, E1. Com.
BIB WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
DIP ACKoUN, General Agent.
This company has been from the start steadily
gaining the confo. me- of the community. II has
promptly paid 81 its losses.
Uurlng the two years Of its existence II opel
at.d exc aslvely the utua plan IL. ~ meet tbs
wants OF he comm LLity 1t wall hereafter lusTe On
the stock plan also.
Its home company. Its officers are oil known TO
our citizens Its looks aud its Property all her
And CAN examined W those .isu Ing, and reached
directly By process from our own cOuTis.
IL bends no money abroad to fet-1 corporations
whose soundness We have 10 means asceEtaInllg.
sep1sdAw;f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
GROCERIES.

Burrows, Prettynaa + Dalzeil,
1 WAsassa Dealers in
Tx OCERIE = .
Iron, Salt. Cesssesss, SC.
| AGENTS TOK THE GALE OF
>. .. Herring % Oo,0
Celebrated Fire and IHiJ Proof SAFE
3. 1 7. Fairbanks Scales,
I I'VE shsllteep constantly OF hama = tut ssocs Of
W 09ooeIles, which ue ctr ~ TIE trade - H..
Purchaser yin ma our sooos,o b. 9Th. 70, 60
. ana sAzIaAtea equal &c sample Ian..dA-u
NudAks-M asoosado. Porto k,co, Clarified,
- crushed Aud Povc ed, fer sale
nUhkows, Pkk1IYkAs \ DALzELL
I Ufskks-Kio. Mocha, java, also GrooDd Cens<
~ ALL Essehce oi Conr-,Ai hp ab
Nj oLAssEs-A. orl,ars susaI no1se. 40 - rup
1vl Tor sale 49, d.
kAs--Imp mai, Young hyson, sunpo~1rr aid
Bisek Teas, for sale Al b aD
g PICEs-Pepper, All.picr, Cinnamon, Gloy-s,iin.
~ ger, Mustard and Nuimegs,st B.r.AD.
NoAPs-Fsney and Toilet, Family, krAsiv- aud
- oAs'le, ioS sale .. bP. nD.
(,ANDLES-Sperm, Adamsniine, s,e.rine, Star and
~ .Aiiov, Tor sale low IT b.P.AD.
n iLs--spern, solar, Lard, bank, Rosin, L.n.eet
~ and olive, ~ b. =. n b.
DAINTs-whlis Lead and Zine Paint, for sale a.
b. r. u.
I N0ARs-HsvanA.G German and American Brands,
~ - r.. r. u u
'obACuO-AstuIA - Ls.i, Virgin. aid II isso vi
pound Ss9as, Twist, Ii1-Scd and Smoking. for
sAir o. b. a u.
VkAsT POWDERS Of various br aids and kinds. q,
b. r. y u
sAADiks-sssofied and fancy. Gan ami Lemon
~ drops. Loz-ng-s.- B.P.AD.
pKuNEs III Jars, boxes am barrels Ci,ron, Fig
i PAste and CurTants, 81 PAD
plCKLEs-undervoo brands. . ssortea sizes
Pepper Sauce, FOR sale 81 h. p : D.
DowDEk. SHOT. Lead AID Gal s, All kinds and sizes.
81 B.P. I'D
NTARcH-Corn, Pear AID 4miiy, Tor sale a,
NJ UTS-Alnonds, hi azl, Floerl., Pea, Pecan,
IN " Alnuts and CocoA, 81 b. PAD.
u AIsINs-M X and Layer. Whole ana ) foxes,
~ suliana and Malaga, at b. PAD.
n HoCoLATK, Cocoa, Brona, Parma, Taplcos
~ WheAien urlIs AID 0aI Meal b. p 40
~ ALT-kanhawa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
~ pool blown and Ground Alum. BP. AD.
4 NEMENT-Louisyile AM Utica; Fostering Hair;
~ stuoco Plaster, Milwaukee and candusky soda
Ash, tons in store, and Tor sac ~ b. r. AD
RAsKETS-Aarkes to ~ bushel, Corn and
- Clothes, at BPsD
AI OGDEN AkE-Tubs, Pals, Wash EoArds
w Cturus, Mops, Axe Heves, b. r. D.
HORDAGE-Aanius, Jute Hemp, and cotton cor-
~ dags OF all sizes b. p. \ d.
kvSH-Aackere, Salmon, white Fish, Trout, Cod
Il nsh and smoked uallibut, at b. aD
LASS-Window GlaSs. assorted sizes, Tumtlers,
~ Jars aud Denuehns. fer Sale A. b r.. Sd
RRIAST0NE; sulphur, Salts, bora1, Indigo, In
II store and for sale by BP A d.
M AToHxs-r't'es Co. and St l0ai ( for sac It
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Contractors Currency,

Nessrs. Arndt, Etey. Latrenx. Kiinseila. DIT
tel, Stnhr. Ieste d. Ldge.
VINsE under igned, having been appointed by the
i several CoatI acto's now engag. Oh the o ,tl,c
WORKS o. the City, - Trustees 10 10 the City Bonds
upon the security Of which the sid Contractors have
i ued their 1roiss to pay, Tor the sfsction VI
the business eon mnnity. give notice thst not
corn rsgnet BY Is ~ TT stees III issue u only
eighty lSp) yer cent. upon 'he Mt 81 the City
Bouds depo tied and we do with confidence assure
the pubic ths the security for The prompt pa rnent
OF said notes 10 good IL faith oil TIE CITY WA
pie eed for same.
dim DOOLAE 4 STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Iron, Steel, Nails
lind Blacksmith Tools.

IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, sw.de and
New York refined Of all szes; n all DDS superior
article of Svede and Pittsburgh Cast Steel, Mayor
Co, round square, 6At and octagon, english, Bs-
ter, German and spring Steel Pov Stel, all s,zes;
Nails and Spikes OF nit siz.s: Bellows Drills vises
Hammers and Tongs, stocks and Dies; Anyils, ouse
Hole, cast and steel faced Horse Shoes nd ais
sorted sizes, Wagon Carriage and Se,t Springs Wa.
gon, bray, and Buggy Axles, ST ,ves Spades, GRAIN
Scoops OF various axes Crowbars, Hoe- Grind
tones. cast Horse Head H,ching Posts Iron cities
nd Furnaces
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
FOR SALE.

M THL HOTEL N WAicu1r, /. niles west .
" davenport, the nrst station on the u. Z u
- Railroad. The honrs Is well quilt snu ~ situ-
ated On natural eieraIion IN The prairie command.
ms al extensive view e the surrounding oeunsiy-
vicinity isvorite r.sori for spVrsmsn drriuA.
tit hunting sessoh. Large AID nnAoiiutA JtsbSo
= attAGhea U tbs premises. Terms v.Iy lg~, aud
1os credit for part Of tie purchss. money will -
sNsh fossesfion sits u In raefist,iy. Appvto
tec22tis COOK sAE.,RNT
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The Qualities Of these Safes are well known that
the laJori,y o. the merchants OF New York PHI
ladelphis use other make q SAT-. We can fur
nish Safes 0. I'll sIes and with any description OF
Locks wanted, and will warrant 10 the utmost I'll
the qualities OF the SAfe's we sell
An1ltf BIrRROMS. PRETTYMAE s DALZRII
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

North as, +. 70, RI. ". GO sesss.
10 acres In North y Of %. broken In he yoa1
1854
A j. SO:
". y Of 8. ". eec. %, 7. -, R.1W. .
y. q Z. and s. ". \ ofN. T. y Go.
r. - r.. 4 w., 100 acres.
4. Hof n. y. Sec 2, T. -, 3. w. 50 sesa
N. = Of 8. w. and n. ". Of O. 4. IA -
-, 7. 10, x. w., 30 acres.
North East - Sec. %, r. 80, b. I w., iso asso.
T. ON IA and =. \ Of 8. ". - -. -
7. 80. X. w., leo acres.
Also smaller tracts selected with care, - ~
sale On very reasonable tesms by
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Officers.
EDMUND CANFlELD. Pres. HENRY BANDIT Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, 1reas'r.
n GILBERT, General Agent . Vd Surveyor
This Comp any organized On tine 9th day Of
March A ID. 1854. under Special Charter from the
LEGISLATURE OF Illinois, and business commenced under
tn NEST able aLsplce. lis esab.is tuleni hs.
been UPON a firm aud reliable basis, and u view Of
it, STABILITY, soundness And peImAneney tanks a.
OF the nFst Inst Companies IN the country To
those DESTROYS OF protecting themselves against
or dAsge by Fire perIs the sea- they bes
TO offer the following
REFERENCES:
nessrs Stone & Witt Cleveland o
Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton 3 Brother, :.
Stnue * Boomer, :"
A s DlfraId Pres Racine Miss Rairosd
Gen c, Nor,hrup, Cash'r Rae. Co BANK.
VIM p. Lynde, ESQ, Milwaukee.
J q. Conroe, Ksq., Racine
Henry Farnan, Pres't Chicago h r I. Railroad.
A. GILBERT. Cash Com, Bank. chicago:
Dan p. Rhodes, E<,1., and, U.
Hon John u. Br-sliii, State. Columbus.
Tnos Campbell, Esq, SPIN ~
Hon. L. Chanberlin, ST. Louis, No.
Messrs wadsworth, Wells * Scycamore. Chicago.
Aessrs II Burch y Co., Chicago Baus.
Hon VIII Me,in, Governor OF Ohio.
Nessrs q. ". Size: X Co, Chicago,
Judd, Smith X Pratt, Dixon Ill.
VIM Blanchard Esd, Morris, III.
Hon Vim, Tgeviit. Sec'y u State, GoIumbus, q.
Aessrs. II. c. & q &. Cook q Co., Rockford, Ill.
ii. Wheeler, d Son. Aurora.
Neamiah CO ,e, ESQ. Buffalo, n Y
VIM. b. Fundy, Esq, Springfield,
Hon T. " Bsrlty, Judge Juprelne Court, Asnsneid;
Gen I Curn Springfield, III.
Richard lvers, Esq, St Louis, No.
Agent at Davenport and hock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, ~ the STATE DEMOcAA9
Once, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Lands In Museatine County.

CoCTH half 81 Section H. 7. Is 4 1RaD aerea.
~ This tract OILY miles 3. ". Of Wak on -
nfst station on ths railroad, IVES, Of DAyelpeft
variety Of 20 and so acre tracts. sone neaY ~
rairosd. For sale by
COOK sAR0BN9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
BANKING.
TALl.MlA, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
B.s-S KERA,
And Dealers In ExehApge,

- - " . N n OTt, 10 n
once. Brady sfea. bcftoeen Second AID 7hu
sfreets
k>ACHASGE on all The principal cities OF the On.
~ ted States Great Britain. Ireland and couti.
nentA! Europe bought and sold
Notes aud drafts collected, and proceeds relntted
70 any part Of the United Staies, at lowest rates
kxchAnge
Collections OF notes, drafts accounts leg aces al
inheritAnces made IL all parts OF the United StAte<
CsnatAs and Europe.
stocks aud Bonds bought aud sold on commission
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought sold and located.
kxcAAnge Cities in the United state
Carpenter vermilge, New York city.
Albany Cry Bank. Albany New York,
Buffalo City Bank, buffalo. New York,
Bank Of Commerce, Boston Massse1 usaits,
TTadesren's Bank, Philstelphis, Pennsy!yaa
Aereh Manufacturer Bank, Pittsbuig, Pc.
4ckim 4 Go, Baltimore, MI,
Gilmore Brotherton Cine.nnati Ohio;
Lucas 4 Simonds. St Lous. Mo,
Citizens' Bank, New Orleans, La
y swift, Brother b Johnston, Chiesso, IN;
sertS-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
d Il I Lots.
A Good Chance for Iavestno1t II

81 ACRES " choice land, ors half mile ron ottp
81 limits, for sale ~ v.Ty low rates for cash. :
COOK Il aAnGHET
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

A Good Chance for Investment II
1H0 ACRES first quality land one Iaile from the
1oO city LIMIT, GNitatI- TO divide lot 4 8 acro
Tote. Terms on. NTH cash, balance In Eve yeefs
COOK BARGxkT.
Lands In Scott County,
vAIrAbIK FOR coal ASD flaming ri syosrs
NOrTH frsct.oIs. half Of Section 10 I ~ u
- y So le-id0 aeGes, snly Is minutes all fron
me hailr.sf Station a. pursnt, and lying en- Tie
North and East sid.s 81 the County Road.
North East Of Section 4, 10. r. T.. leo
p. = % ~. W. And y w. Y % W. Sec 2.
I u, II Also adjoining this tYaet In y asrosin0
county = Of n " and 2. y OF 8 r. 4 Sec
IL. 7. III r., $50 &C - 20 acres under improve.
msn'. heose. orchard, &C, three rs-er 6<Stn0
SPRINGS, aid ss ID any know coal snfnes
Also various ~ and 50 tracts in Scott county,
well sruated. Apply 20
COOK SAA6IET
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
II "A RE CHANCE.

IN BUILDING lots In TIE city Of Daverr oyt, 70
~ vorsbl- iocs,ed, will be sold BY ID. nrder-
signed On credit Of from one 10 i've years, r. apy
person VITO viii build this season.
COOK d sARgHET
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent l. Parker,
Florence, Nebr0ak0.
WlLL attend promptly TO ali tusness 6, nnscssa
w with a Land Agehcy, either in kebrss Sa o.
Western Iowa.
L.f.tD WARRANTS B0sspht;
Sold and Located.
Business for them can he left with any u the IN.
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COOK SARGENT, Dsyenpott lovA
COOK, SARGENT pOwEEY. Iowa city, DO
COOK, SAR6ENTa COOK, DesAoines, do
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