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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21

"A HEREAS at q regular meeting of Liberty Lodge, No
~ IL the 7th day Of February 1857 several charges
specifications conduct preferred
agsfus Joseph Anip fellow cram OF this LOags,
and the Lodge being acquainted with the circumstances and
proof relative thereto proceeded i'm
mcdistey take act upon said specifications. When,
upon motion, unanimously ordered by said Lodge,
said Joseph Aup expelled from tHs Lodge, and from
all lights aud PRIVILEGES and that Jhis
pusiOn published Union and American all
other papers friendly OFdeT requested to publish
the same. JOHN b. IUBB,
Secretary OF Liberty Lodge, NO.77,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21

I WILL sell ny RESIDENCE aud about thirty acres Of
GROUND, situated in the beautiful village Of Edgshed
mile from the city Of Nashville and fronting the CAL
aiu Pike FahsrlEnd and HObson streets, Il probably
OF the beautiful places In Davidson county AID
would make very desirable residence gentleman OF
fortune. L 10 also we'll situated building
having about thousand Of fonts. nv object n sell
is 20 build upon less valuable portion Of my lands
Very favorable terms Will be given both price and
feb2O-d&IHIm =. ROBSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
wateraeId & walker.

WaterheId & Walker.
VEARERS OF Hats need Only be reminded that Water
w field q Walker, ready for the Spring Campaign,
prepared 70 exhibit all the mOGeru in
the H. department heir style Of Dress Hat is Just
should be, peculiarly adapted the comfort the
wearer. WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
hEN STf LES OF SUIT HATS.
TENHE designs Soft Hats will be found Water
n field W bIkers they have all the popular eOOrs Of
every gfade OF sly and quality.
10 MGR HAhISgI
I'VE offer Inducements Merchants, who purchase for
W Cash, sholt time with prompt payment. Our
stock is select and desirable and prices moderate and
Uniform.
WATERFIBLD & WALKER,
feb2I Fashionable Hatters, % Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
ANOTHER RICHnoND IN The FIELD.

Gen. Z5LLICoEFER aud bis friends will upCefst
the last paragraph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
OFFICE OF NJ x NJ. RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE OF NJ. x NJ. RAILROAD Co,
davenport, June 3, 1857.
His Honor. George B. Sargent, Mayor of the
city OF Davenport,
Dear SIR: have communicated to the
Directors Of the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad Company the offer made hy You
verbally, in behalf of the Common Council
Of the city OF Davenport, of "a subscription
of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
to the stock of the company, with "A view to
construct a railroad from Cedar Rapids, to
point On the company's road not west Of
the town of Durant; and have also stated
to the Directors, as You requested, that
private subscription had been obtained, for
the same purpose. to the amount Of sixty
thousand dollars, with probability OF its
increase, if desired, to one hundred thou
sand
In reply, | am instructed by the Directors
to say that they have been engaged for some
Tins in negotiations for funds to complete.
at the earliest possible day. the line OF their
road from Iowa City to Council Bluffs, and
that they have reason to believe, should
nothing unfavorable occur in the money
market, that these negotiations will be sue
cessful. The Directors are exceedingly anx-
ious to commence work on this part Of their
road immediately. and to hasten it to com
pletion. They believe that the interests Of
the company. Of the State of Iowa, and OF
the city of Davrnport especially. are deeply
involved in the prompt execution Of the
work. They are already engaged in extern
sive operations having put the whole line
from the city of Muscatine to Oskaloosa un
der contract 1t is also matter of good
faith to Congress and the State to complete
the line from Iowa City to Council Bluffs as
speedily rs possible, as the company has re-
ceived a grant Of land for the specific pur-
pose. Under these circumsta noes, they con-
slider themselves bound to devote all their
means aud their efforts to the completion OF
these two lines; and they feel that any ,li-
version Of their resources to other objects,
would uot only be injurious to the company
by impairing its utility to 60 on with the
work referred to, but would. at the present
moment. greatly embaIrass the negotiations
in progress for procuring the necessary
funds
They beg You to make this communica
ton to the Common Council Of the city, and
to suggest. that if the amount proposed to
be devoted to the Cedar Rapids road could
be applied to the West Of Iowa City, it
would enable the company to comply with
their obligations to the contractors. 80 that
the work may be sub-let and commenced
Immediately, and they do not doubt that it
would essentially aid them in their pending
negotiations.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedsent servant.
JOHN A DIX,
President N. l. N. X. R. Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
THE NEW Lock up.-Ihe new City

Tue New Lock up.-I he new City
lookup adjoining the Mar-hals Office and
the room of the Police Court is now compile
ted 1t has been fitted up in n most substan
,ial manner under the direction OF our en-
terprising Marshal Mr. Mitchell 1.-THE room
is II large one and is furnished with sutei-
ent number oi cells to accommodate twenty
prisoners tn, sides, roof and doors OF the
cells are made of two thicknesses of heavy
plank thickly.. studded with nails and the
doors are furnished with strong hasps and
locks The windows of the outer room are
barred in regular Jail fashion. This lookup
has long been needed. it is strong safe, well
ventilated. sufficiently commodious and has
been got up at a very small expense by the
Marshal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

UNITARIAN.-The Rev. John hurry,
. clergyman Of large talent, will preach
ct Smiths Hall 10 Rock Island to IN or
row, at 10 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and l-2
O'Clock, P. NJ. Mr.. Murry ,s Of the Ur'
itarian percussion, and will exert oil
his energies towards the planting OF an
Unitarian Church in this vicinity. The
friends Of the cause will please extend
this encouragement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
AN ORDINANCE to widen the ,;dew.ll on

AN ORDINANCE to widen the sidewalk on
the North side Of Front street, between
Brady and Haerison streets.
Sec. !. Be it enacted by the City Council
OF the City Of Davenport. that the sidewalk
on the north side oi Front street, between
Brady and Harrison strssta b established
q sixtssn 5sst In width instsad Il twelve
SssG
SsAlsi ~ apessssa laS M, aoSa
\ AAalaA ~ 4 nl1o1lA 11aGoA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
Are YOU Insured Z

II not step right along TO the Captain OGsce and
i have the mstter setttd, a. I am agent for one
OF the beat rpanirs In the world, aud viii in.
. ~ - cneap Is any other GOOD company. NJ CON-
pAny y the Quaker city OF PhDadelph'a with . cash
c'pttsl I'll paid in Of T. 50 600. AID liberty 10 in
crease douse. II anv person 10 desirou Of being
in,urei and VIII taks the trouble enquire into the
standing ri this COMPANY he viii be satisfied to gss
meths risk - none bat good ONES viii be tsksn.
H. W. NORRIS.
Assent Of the Qurksr City lns'nce Co. Of Philsdsl.
phia- store on "a street, Ord door from Perry q.
may2edtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

DOUGLAS BENErIT.-The piece Sc
lected to he performed on this occasion is
one Of the most excellent ever produced up
on the stage II is from the pen of the re
nowned Schiller, n German writer of vast
celebrity with whose works most people are
familiar Us with Shakespeare The grand
effort of the season is to be made at the Hall
this evening. and from what We know Of Mr..
Douglas acting. we are frank to say that he
is extremely hard To- he superseded. even by
those who call Themselves stars" OF ma
ny who have witnessed the actingkof this
gentleman each has a word of praise and
most richly is it meritcJ
We trust the Benefit afforded him this
evening will he Nuirialiv advantageous to
him Let hut half his admirers be present,
and there will be no room for the other half
to early. il You would secure seats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

A BEGGAR on HoRsEBAck.-The
city marshal arrested, yesterday, . de-
cent looking we'll dressed man named
Michael Repettis, % appeared from let
tiers found on his person, for begging
money, and brought him before Police
Magistrate Swander, as a vsgrant. Up
on examination it appeared that he had
been boarding at the Union house for
several days, and had been begging mo.
ney about town. lie called upon Mrs.
Gable and exhibited certificates OF REQ.
ommendation, (all forged Of course)
from Mrs. Sargent and Cooke, OF Dav-
export, from Mrs. Buford. Of this city,
and Mrs. Roberto, Of Springfield. He
rode fno horse which it appeared be
hired by the day. Mrs. Gable sent him
to her husband at the bank and be, after
u few questions, advised him to get of
from his horse and 20 to work. Among
his papers was found letters from Gin
cinnsti and other places, and free pass
es en- tho Peoria / Oquawks, the Ohics-
20 ( Alton and the Great Western rail-
roads. He occupied the finest room ct
at the Union house, had bis boots black
ed three times day, and put on all the
airs Of a fashionable young man, his ex'
penses being FROM 50 to $l4 q day. lie
admitted that he hal collected $50 in
this place. Justice Swsnder fined him
$25 and costs, and the gent not having
that sum about him, was committed to
jail.-R !. Arqus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
District Court


! JuNE J-Bcfor. Hon G.. e. 4 Mitchell,
The Jury on the ease OF the State vs. q
Alvord, yesterday morning; rendered u
verdict OF guilty Of assault and battery.
The Grand Jury presented two sealed in.
dictments
The state vs.. Louis kribs, indicted for
having counterfeit ; bill in his posses
sion with intent to pass the same.
Mr.. Stewart for the State.
Messrs Parker. Jones n Edwards for diff.
II was proved that the COUNT bill alleged
Ia have been found in possession OF Diff WAS
found by the MARSHAL in the house OF the
ans wife, that he had left the house nearly
six months before counsel for diff cont. IL
DEED that diff and his wife had quarreled
TINT the money -ewed in dts coat was put
there by his wife to convict him OF IA felony
SO that she might procure a dive from
him. 1t was proved that Mrs. kribs point
ed out 10 the MARSHAL where some counter
cit coin was sewed ON the lining Of the
sleeve oi the cont.
The Jury acquitted the defendant.
MI Lndley moved for an attachment 4
the appointment OF Receiver ON the cases Of
lienry's and John Phelps at al vs. Francis g.
Geutiener Mr. Johns appeared for defend
ants crson Il 90. who hold attachments
against the property, MI True for Mrs Fitz
gerald who holds ohuttle Mortgage upon
the same.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

Burrows, Prcttynan 4 DalzelI,
Wholesale Dealer. 4.
CIR &C lie s i.
from, Salt. CesssessS. SC.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
>. .. Herring - Coz
Celebrated FIRE and 7hief Proof .Sate
+. 4 T. Fairbanks Scales,
AZ shallkerp constantly on hand fuil stock OF
" groceries, which We on T t. the trade as Low
a. can De purchased CHICAGO or 3, Louis and
purchasers VIII md orr goods TO he the quail
y and warranted equal to sample jan2sdAwu
NUGARs = Mascovado, Porto Rico, Clarified.
~ Csushei and Powde. ed for sale nj
BURROWS, PRErrYMAN X DALzELL
CoffEE5--R,o, Mocha, J ava, also Ground Coffee
~ and Essence of conee,A; BP AD
NJoLAssEs--N. Orleans, Sugar House, and :, rup
4S1 Tor sale at B.PS D.
TEAS Imp, rial. Young Tyson Sunpowder and
Black Teas, for sale ut BPAD
NPlcks-Pepper, Anspic, Cinnamon, Gloves Gin
- -tr, Mustar and Nu,mrgs, at BEAD.
NoAPs-Fsncy and Toilet, Family. Era.ive and
- Castillo, for sale a. B.P.AD
NAHDt4Es-sperin, AdaHisntlne, stsrrine, Star and
~ TAlIoy, for sale low at B.P.A
Ills sperm, solar, Lard, bank, hosn, III seed
DAINTs-Whit l. ad ami Zine Pants s4le at
i Is r \ D.
(IGARS--HavAns, German aud American Brands,
~ al L. Z, II
fI'ONACC0-Nat GTGl Leaf Virginia and Missour
i pound =, Twist, IiH-fol and SMOKING Tor
IEAST POW DERS Cf Sario rs brands and kinis, at
CASD, tS-Rssorted and fancy, Gum ami Lemon
nRIfNFS tn lars boxes and barrels Citr,.n Fig
nICkiRS-I' n.,rwood's brands, q ssorted sizes;
feife' SAUCE ie' s'ie :"
,,,D,, 81. 1910. an ,t,.t. - .,,..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
AN ORDINANCE to widen the Side Walk

AN ORDINANCE to widen the Side Walk
on the Mort Inside Of Front street, between
Brady and Harrison Streets:
Sro' !. Be it enacted by the city council
OF the city ofDavenport, that the side walk
on the North side Of Front street, between
Brady sad Hasrison -, b established u
s1sssa ssss = viltA. isstsad sftwplys -
ts1Dsd ~ eppssv1i Nay 1oih. ioSi.
80 o1o &1AnoouE llktsN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
POLICE RKPOHTs

A gentleman Of nautical taste, in fact u
raftsman, was brought up yesterday MORN
ing. charged with being intoxicated, and
not navigating himself quite so accurately as
he would raft.
lie had the honor of being the first ten
ant of the new lock up and singular it may
seem, did not show himself as greatful for
1t As in our judgement he should have
been; in fact, rather animated that he paid
higher price for his lodging then it was
worth. He gave his name as MI. Stevens.
Mr. $. was fined s5,25, and told to 60 and
not do 50 any more,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
NOTICE..

sv01A0V1 s
I'm and after tho % Of January the umierssne
~ Bankers In the city 81 Davenport, will open thci
offices for business at O'Clock A. NJ and close at
O'Clock p. NJ until further notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT,
MACKLOT 4 COkBIN
TALiMAN, POWERS h MCLEAN.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROwSA co.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL
AcGREGOR, IAwEs h BLAKEAORK
janldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
DAVENPORT. JUNE s, 1867.
LOCAL Affairs.
Travellers RegiSier
Malls Arrivals and Departures
Malt sArr0ss9esssessfs.

ARRIVALS.
basfern( Chicago)tw daily ex sun'y NSsr =
South-rn( viaMn- ~ Inc and Iowa cnyt daily ISI A
Northern tvia Dubu9u') daily at 6rA
southern (st fouis) lily Al Gph
Northern Via C-maneh-. ItEIair-, &c. Tues
day, Thursd.y ard na utdAy at .PM
North~rn via Maqu.ketA u Witt, &c. Tues
day, Tbursdsy AMI ssturdsy al 1Pn
DEFAHIt RI Il. 4. IiNE
Eastern (vi4 Chicago closes 9l2As
northern Dubtq u-I a
S.u,h.rn q - IpuisD {"
= utnsrn huscatine and Iowa oiiy) dogs 4FM
Northern ,tamsushe, IL Ci.ite H., closes
SlDdsv Tuesday aud TLuf, day at sp3i
No thsrn Magu keta aud Dewitt dos sun
dAy, tuesday and Thursday at SPIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

PLEAsANr.-The weather seems to
have assumed . more STEADY aspect
warm and rlessant-wish good brss-
re.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
Course of Lectures before the Young
Mems Literary Association.

Course of Lectures before the Young
Mems Literary Association.
1t will be seen by the following CORES
pondence that Genl Sargeot has accepted
an invitation to lecture before the Young
Mems Literary Association.
davenport Lay sth.
Dear Sir
AT a meeting ofthe Young Mems
Literary Association of Davenport, held on
Monday evening the LIST inst it was unnn
imously resolved that you be inuited to lie:
liver lecture before them 1t accordingly
becomes my duty to make known to you
the wishes of the Society, aud if it shall
please You to accept their invitation AN
ming OH which it will be conv enient for you
to address them
am Sir, Very Respectfully your
Obt Serv't.
W. IT. Price, Prest V W. L. Association
To GEO. X. SARGENT. ESQ.
DAVENPORT, May l9. 1857.
DEAR SR:-I Yesterday received Your
note ofthe 18th inst, informing me of the
wish OF the Young Mems Literary A-socia
ton, that should address them. For this
unexpected compliment You will please ac
eept my thanks. Feeling, as do, a strong
interest in the prosperity and success Of
your institution, it will afford HE pleasure
to comply with your invitation. would
accordingly suggest some evening in the
early part of June, as most convenient fer
myself.
| am very Respectfully
GEO. b. SARGENT
To NJ. NJ PRIcE, ESQ
Sec'ty Of Y NJ l.. A.
The Lecture will be delivered next Mon
day evening June Sth, at IL o'clock in
Grigg's Hall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

PowpER.-Dupont's celebrated bias
ting rife and oil kinds and grades can be
obtained 10 any quantity, BY applying
to G. A. Belin, agent for this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

CHEAPER THAN EvER.-We are auss
thorized to cay that tho best bargains in
the city are found ut tho "Star S,ore,'
Main street. These goods must be sold
ct any price. "a word to the wise ia
suificient.o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

SEWING MACHINES!
FOR PAMlIIsS AND MANUFACTURERS.
Wheeler l. Wilson, Manufac-
turing Company.
BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT
PRopRIEroRs AND MANurAoruREK
PATENTED JUNE 10th. 1851.
WESTERN OFFICE, 1863 Lale Street, Chicago.
This NJ ichne stitch the
FINEST OR COARSE>T FABRIC,
At the plssure Of the OPP rator making with a.a,
One thousand beautiful and durdLie stitches per
minute lin, 81 noiseiy, and are becomiag ndis
sible for family use.
Pull information may be- obtained hy addressing,
8EO X. CHITTENDEN. AGENT.
may1-Gmd $50 1863 Lake st Chi age
Upholstery GU0AS and Carpeting,
WHITNEY,. LYON 4 BRO,
l30 Randolph st. Opposite Court House, Chicago III
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Da-
w venlcrt and vicinity, that they have received
their Spring stock Of
CARPETaNGs
Comprising an assert ment selected with great
from the cheaprt Cotton to the most expensive Vel
Get. Rugs and Mats To Correspond. Also, Cocoa
Mats and Mating, BOOKINGS. Crumb Cloths, oil Car
pets, &C. Any one desiring 10 have their Carpets
Gu; and made by snding th' dimensions of the ms
rely ON having them done TO their entire salts
faction.
We fully prepared to execute all orders cntrust
ed to US for
Draperies. Upholstery 4 Hsa~e-DecOsatins.
A full assortment Of Damasks, BrocStels, &C., Of
recent import ation and est styles.
Mr.. CSC p LYON's residence In Paris for two
to- .s..l Of
Co gives rHat facilities for executing all inds
OF UPHOLSTERY WORK In the b. 81 POI sible l.
and 1t moderate charges. xatrAss.s and Pew
ushions made to order. inch 81 8 q d8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
/. A T Z s T N E w s.

Boston, June. 4th
The steamship America arrived q,
Ii o'clock last night.
In america stocks has been little
more doing. Z. S. skies lO6alO6 l-2
Erie Railroad, Sd mortgage, s4l IA
IS. Michigan Control 9Oasl. Ill Cent
s9a0l. 4
London, Friday evening, Mao 20.
Bresdstuffs are firm. at 3Oa32s, red
59a64. An advance Of and2 shil-
lings::
Washington, June 4.
Daniel Beddleman, who Was woun-
ded on Monday, has had his arm am
putatcd. George McElfresh received
ball in his head, and to probe the
wound would kill him. Several others
who were seriously injured have Just
been discovered. The city has been
remarkably quiet during TO day.
Washington, May 4.
A private dispatch received here from
80 sS''S'S ossuPOHCoo VIC 60CO 0TTIVNl VI
ID. IL. Barr. Surveyor General Of Utah.
Fourteen or fifteen bids have been off
cred for carrying overland California
msils, but no decisive action has been
taken on the subject.
The Ysgers Of N. Y, escorted BY their
brother Yagers, OF Washington, were
this morning rece we'd BY the President
IN tho east room. In . brief address be
said the militis muss ever be the main
stay Of this GLORIOUS land Of liberty,
hence he considered that ono Of the
IN ct patriotic acts Of young men was to
join volunteer companies. He extended
to them cordial welcome, and express
sd tho hope that their visit 70 the met
ropolis would prove agreeable, end that
they might return homo With the hsppi-
est results.
ST. Louis, June 3.
Walker Inaugural is received. 1t is
long, concileatory and persuasive in its
te ne. lie recognizes the Territorial
and says all Constitutional
laws must be executed. He urges all
parties to participate in the election
lie believes the Convention will submit
the Constitution to the people, in which
case he thinks Congress will not rejec,
it. lie earnestly impressed the neces.
slty Of removing the slavery agitation
rom the halls of Congress and the
Presidential elections. He says slavery
will ultimately be determined by the
aw of climate. 1t is this law that is
now operasing for or against slavery in
Kansas. In case slavery Goes not exist
n Kansas, he has constitutional duties
% perform to its sister States especially
Missouri. He trusts the constitution
will contain clauses, forever securing
he State all constitutional guarantees
BY federal and State authority and the
supremacy within her own limits of the
authority ofthe Supreme Court OF the
| nited States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
BRILLIANT FREE
Outside Spectacles,
ist. THE GREAT 40 HORSE TEAM.

narnessed before tas srssd Appolssscan, With Otto
Kyie's Busie Hand, driven by one man. sbou, 10 4.
- through the pyincipal Streets turning the cor
nsrs' &c. &c every morning. rain ~ shine Tven.
horses, III the traces are long enough, would mako
. longer team, and any boy WIN has driven Q drove
Of my horses from ssture 70 vsnr 10 my
Horss Driver" but their never vas end never wll
Be anything ssariy - nunerous - Forty Horss
team driven b Tie vosid, except WITH epaiding .
Aogers' Oircusse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
I'd. MILE AGNES,

- great Creole BQuilibrist and original Aerial A..
esnsioaist. vii truodis vAseilasrev. q nooa, -
baMtneh Wire, Is sset ioas, sseaded froa The
sss1 = the top q tAe jsisy ssnsrs.Dsas. ssd taks
aagl ly sacug The ssssasisd spesessen, vsieAiae
- pounds, In ~ uaiess vsAisls . . ssso
- 49, slnsIe track rsilreaA.
& d. Thsee three companies " rei1e,vs,y - -
separated q any time tAls season unAss an pssas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06

The qualities Of these Safes well known that
the majority OF the n.rCh ants Of Nuw YORK snf Phi
lA!ell hia 10 other make OF SAT We ca. fur
nsh Safes OF all eEas and with any description OF
Locks wanted, and vii warrant TO the utmost ali
the qualities OF the Safes we s,il
ian2itf BURROWS. PRETTYMAN h DALZEII
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-06
CITY PROPERTY

y Of Lot Block 10, 81 feet front. Frame House
3Rooms. Lot and 81 Lot 5, Block IS, FrAm.
House rooms, 81 able aid NUT trees.
Lot block % 20 feet front. Brick H. use rooms.
LOIS , 10 block II Fultois addition
10 - ~ n. front.
80 Of lot q and y Of lot block S StutyTants ad-
ditiou 70 feet front, Frame Hous, rooms and sta
blss. y flot y block ~. 81 feet trout 90
mpIoYesi lots IN ali paTla Of the tifY.