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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18
HO, FOR THE RAILROAD!

IoHN BERGER has pl.ced Stage FeEAE0
u and Express upon the line from q Ss2<SSsHe4
Houma to the Railroad Crossing, Terre ~1e-==.
homie Depot. capable Of carrying twelve passengers
The Express will leave Houma every morning at eight
o'clock, and returning to Houma, will leave the Depot
Immediately the arrival Of the from the City,
Say ~ half past II. ....
Another Stage
will leave Hnuma every day between half past ten and
eleven O'Clock in time meet the their return
from Bayou Bru that passen for New Orleans will
have about three hours time in this place than
heretofore.
FARE EACH WAY 81 90
He hopes, by attending wants and convenience Of
he travelling public merit share Of their patronage.
He has constantly on hand conveyances Of kinds at
AoaMa in convey passengers in any direction.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepared TO arcommo-
date all VII" call upon him. with comfortable log
inEs and his table is always well supplied with the hest
that be procured in in the market Every exertiOn
will he made to administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests
His stables well stocked, and means Of conveyance
may he procured at all times. Travellers conveyed to any
part OF the country at all tmcs and the most accom-
moiating terms.
Dec 6t John BERGER
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i, and consist IN part OI the
KErcHuP, Walnut, Tomato;
LARD. No. l Leaf;
LoBBsTEPs;
LEMONS;
LAMPwICK;
LIQUORS. Cognac. Chapagne'
Peach and New York Bran
dies: Old Bourbon, Irish
and Rectified Whiskey; ia
maica Rum; Holland Gin,
etc etc:
MUSTARD, Creole and Kent'y;
MOLAssEs;
MACARONI;
MATCHES, Friction;
MACE;
NurMEGs:
NUTS. Pecans and Almonds:
OIrs, Olive, Lamp and Lard;
ONIONS;
PICKLES, Assorted;
PORK, Mess and Prime:
POTATOES, Sweet and Irish;
PEACHES, Dried;
PEPPER, Black:
pnnnun = .v,rr.
POWDER. Sporting and Rifle
PIPES, Clay and Stone;
RAIsIxs, Malaga;
RICE, Carolina and Creole:
SALT, coarse, fine and table;
SUGAR, Loaf and Brown;
Soar. Bar, CASTLE and Fancy
STARCH. Fox's and COigate's:
SNUFF, Scotch and Macaboy;
SARDINEs:
SHOT, Buck and Drop;
SAL ERArus;
TEAS, Assorted;
ToBACcO, do;
TIS-WARE. do;
VINEGAR;
WINES, Madeira, Sherry
Champagne, Port, md Red;
WASH BOARDS, ETC., etc.
HING that is usually kept
Gerry, may be had Of him on
and 10, st. Philip Street,
Thibodaux. La.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

TEANING! TEAlMINGv
TT Is NOT, PERHAPS, GENERAL
Il IY KNOWN that am prepared t. convey any quali-
ty of merchandise of every description, to from the
INTERIOR short noce-drayage and storage here free
all my which TO bc convey ed
u the interior by my teams
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Thihh ,uN, Nov. !, III. b. F. HOLDEN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
TTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Co

~ du 5eme District Ju!icaire, Paroisse Terreonne.
Succession de Henry Fleming, ct de 80
femme, Emily BELL.
Commencement d I'm ordre de vene,
emane de la cour sus-nOmmee, dams Ia ma.
there ci-dessus, moi, Aubin Bourg, Sherif
de la paroisse Terrehonne, e1poserai ct
offrirai en- vente pnblique, au dernier ct
plus haut encbersseur. sur les lieux, sur 10
Bayou Terrebonne, a environ IA miles
au.desus de Houma,
Jeudii, 10 - Avril, sb7,
a 10 heures A. NJ, les proprietes ci-aprss
decrites. appartenant la sus-di,e success
sion, SAVIOR:
l. Meubles de Maison ct de Cuisine,
&c, Lives, Vaisselle, Poeles, Baigno're,
l lot de Volailles. l lot de Cochons, !
Buggy, Fusil, des Chevaux. II Barrils
de Ciment, j Barrls de Chaux. du Man,
Foin, 6 Tetes de Be,es Cornes. &c.
.. Henry, homme nesre age de 80 aRs-
3. Julia, sa famine, agGe de 36 ans.
4. Jordan, homIne neg1c age de so ans.
5. I'm certain moroccan de terre si,ut
dams ccue Paroisse, sur la rive gauche du
Bayou Terrebonne en- descendant. mesu-
rant denx arpen's de face. par une profon-
deur de vingt arpents. ensemble avec toutes
les ba,isscs ct amelioralions qui sly trou-
vent, borne en- haut par Ia t-rre d'Andrt
Marronge, ct en- bas par celle de Joseph
Daigle.
TERNEs FIT CONDITIONS Les Menbles;
Pour tostes somInes au-dessOus de Dix
Piastrcs, Compliant pour toutes sommes
au.dessus de &C mOntant. nne moitie Comp
tant, ct la balance payable en- Mars 1855,
lacquereur devant fournir son billet avec
caution approuvee. por,ant hnit pur cent
par d'intkret apres echeance jusqu'au Pa.e-
ment. Pour la terre ct les esclaves; In
tiers Compliant, un tiers en- Mars 1855, 81
la balance en- Mars 1859, Pacquereur de-
want fournir ses billets avec caution val
able, portant hut pour cent par an d'"-
terat apres echeance, ct assures par one
hypotheque spectacle, avec lie privilege oo
vendeur sur les proprietss vendues.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
! Paroisse TerrebonBs CO Mars, 1857.
| INTAT DE- Ia TOlJISIANE-Cour
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-18

IN a large stock of Ere
Produce. which he can afford
with on terms more advanta
them in the city Of New Orl.
His supply Of FAMILY
LIQUORS. is very extensive
following named articles, viz
APPLES, Dried and Green,
ALSPICE,
ANIsErTE,
AXE HANDLES,
BACON, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders:
BEEF. Su.ar-Cured;
BUTTER, Goshen and West
ern;
BEANS. Navy; ...
BISCUITS. Soda and Butter;
BREAD, Pilot and Navy;
BuCKwHEAT, kegs and boxes;
RROOMs, As Orted;
BLAcKINa. 'Mason's;'
BASKETS, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted:
CorrEE, Rio, Java l. Mocha;
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, and
French TallOw;
CHEESE. Pine Apple, Eng
lish Dairy and Western
Reserve:
CHOCOLATE. NJ. 1;
CANDIES, Assorted;
CoRDIALs, do;
CIGARS, an excellent as'm't;
CARDS, Playing;
CINNAMON;
CLOVES;
CLorHEsPINS;
CoRKs. London;
CARS, Percussion;
DEMIJoHNs, All sizes;
EGGS;
Flour, St. Louis and Ohio:
FISH, Cod, Mackerel, and
Herring;
FISHING TACKLE;
GINGER;
GARLIC;
GARDEN SEEDS,
HANS, Sugar-Cured;
INDIGO:
JUGs, Stone;
And, in fact, EvERYT
in a wholesale or retail grt
the most reasonable terms.
A. B. Raglan, {
August 2, Ia55-n3tf
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.. HOUMA, LA.
~ Physicisns Prescriptions carefully dispensed.
Aiso-Engiish and French Perfumery German Cologne,
Soaps, Pomades Oils Toncs Tor the Hair, Tooth, Matt and
Hair Brushes, Comb elegant Toilet and Fancy Articles &c
Pure Wines and BrandieS,
for Medicinal Purposes Choice Cigars Paints Oils, Var
ni>hes. Window Glass. Putty. Dye Stufs, Alcohol Tur-
pentine. Congress and Glue Lick Water.
: BOOKS, STATIONERY. sc Lift.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

Lex CorSry-1he following nominations
were made by the Democracy Of Lee, on
Monday last Judge. Samuel Boyles; She
riff, VIM. Leach; Recorder. X. Mcfarland ,
Coroner. l.. L. OConner: Surveyor. Nathan
Mccullough Assessor, John Schooley.
Iowa CouSYY.-The Democracy of Iowa
county met at Williamsburg Oh the 18th.
and nominated the following ticket
Judge, W H. Wallace, Treasurer. \. J.
Morrison; sheriff. J. W. Watson. Coroner,
James NJ kortz, Prosecutor, ii. NJ Martin.
A non Of 5 j. Murphy. 10 years Of age,
residing miles west Of Marengo, accidently
discharged the conteuts of gun into his
own body. causing his death.
Polk CouNTY-A Rail Road meeting was
held at Des Moines City on the 18th inst, to
organize company for building road from
Waterloo, Black Hawk CO.. u the first
named place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
RARE CHANcE.-One Of the mo

RARE CHANcE.-One Of the most
delightful building lots in the city. ia TO be-
sold at auction ON Tuesday next, TO the high
ct bidder This lot is situated on Fourth
street, one door west of Main, has brick
house upon it, and in the most delightful To-
good Investment H. W Morris is Auc-
tionecr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
J.. VAN kERGEN & BIO
o. A. BENJAMIN General Agent.

o. A. BENJAMIN. General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Ar Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth nni
PHI.
Ar Samuel Ogd, n, No l2l Fourth street
RakeY and Won Publ, NJ 50 Fourth street
Mr. Georae Carlisle. esideut Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law. Agent sf Royal Ins. Co., London
and Liverpool.
Mes rs John Shilto + Co., Dry 0oods dealers, IN
otrert.
Mitchell and Rammesbers, Furniture Mans IN
Miles Srvrnvood, Eco.
Mr. A n Hinklc.
DAVENPORT.
Geo Davenport,
Or James Hall.
Goats 4 PAtchin, Builders,
kw Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City Gk,k,
Go, " Parker,
q D Glime, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Lcuss street,
JauIme. nmelly Lea, Dave nport Iron Wosh :
Xii adams
Hakes Riggs, Jewellers.
ROCK IsLANp
PLM chel, Banker,
Jnna Woods
Lewis y Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO
GSH itbard. Aetna Insurance.
as II ose-,
Ira Fu,te Buffer
sears, wood Co.. Bedstesd Manufacturing Co, No
J R.rncr, Clint n. lows.
Henry wisner. Wholesale CrocksTy dealer, Iowa
Cuv
May2sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

"a SMALL ONE"-The fusion papers are
excnsing their short cominga through Glib
son in this wise. They say:
1t is true that Mr.. Gibson was nominated
by y ANAL majority only. Of the Republican
Convention over Mr. Stane. Of Columbus
who has been appointed Treasurer IN place
| Of Mr Gibson. who has resigned '-Htraio
and others
This reminds us Of a young heroine in
| one of Marryatts novels. who excused her
self for having baby before having hus
band by saying. Please sir. it was n very
small baby l2creiand Pimndeaier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFUeE WINE.
I'm QUART BoTrLEs.
.NeCHsER K.AOvVcr TN1 EaEE

oWEV - 140VOOV ~ NJ HU31k
9uvus .,..,.s, y .a,c,r. -, a,.co..,.a q. ,n.r,
- s.v.r srd Am. chm vevr,. n"r,h = Agus
- IN r.,,,.. as.>s e' rh,. ,.,..E. .-s. .u ~. :
~. -. ssso,s ~. .nh,c -, s-.s,., ss.r. .nd
- ~. s-..o.s-s -. ".S .rrsss., .ss.
s...ssc ~ 80. h. n-,cs - - A...r. "s.st
.cs.c 81 tHe n,ss v.rIrrS,, And sssonish,n~ cnrs.
that have ever neea tnovn. neins purslv vesrta-
he frer sra an sore,en S.rt rM. o. minsrsi avn
o.unas. rehr,fnse vine NAV h. t.Se" ~;sh the NJ.
r,,,.s 49,, mae, .ir.,,.s .rv ssrc..ns," =,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

who Is ysn man Of proui majestic mein,
Vince grace = ehstm spreads all around.
Whose 10 m tlrgant, that to be g. n.
Creates spell Of y nder mo.t profound 2"
Ills not the Bida but what he wears that thro y
Such fsscination aroun the man you zee,
Nut the apparel bought OF n. II Paris 4 o.,
Whose sty 20 OF the choicest that can BE-"
Thus spoke two gallant young men one
day in our streets, and thus all speak who
see the elegan, fits made at the Clothing
store Of r. H. Parks 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
~ q ~ e -
COMMERCIAL COLLEG e

ooUThaAeJ corr NJ WARRINGTON AykEuE d THIRD IT
ST rLOufS, Mo,
Incorporated by the g. neral Assembly, Jsnu
i ary twenty fourth, iSs9, with fun authority
'io grant diplomas, award degrees, confer bunors
and exercise all and singular the privIIg.s omm0.
to Ommerrial Colleges, authorized BY law In other
States."-tlAGsfsr, See. 2
full course of Instruction, in this Inst tuition
embraces Double Entry, Book -Ke, PING .siIniercis,
Gale leulations. Commercial Law. and T. nnafshtp.
G"ntlem'n can inter for the course .-l.ara ely
and 81 any time, A. inst uctiou mpari d iafvidu
ally, and net IN classes aud each -partI o. b ti.-
pendent AMI under control OF ITS RS specify, Profess
or, who alone is responsibi for the progress of h..
pupils.
~ Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ib.u.
selves for basines pursuits espcc3fauy invltgd
T. call Daring business hours, ard examine The MOI.
Of mpsrting instruction, the piegrts OF pupils
ana ahs superior facilities ext ndri those te.,ro b
OF Qualifying themseye- for the practical duties Of
the counting -louss. Personal refer doe given to
above two huired and ffty l2Jol practical aoconn.
tants, now ia charge OF books In this city all OF
whom have compl.,ed their bushes. education H.
this Institution.
N. B For circulars, containing iafo NATION Ia
regard 10 terms, the q inst uctior Ant all
business connected with the above, can eau at ,he
Suoth-East corner Of Wsshington avenue and Fourh
street. or address,
JONATHAN JONES ~ Louie. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Singers Sewing Machines,

s2S DrosdUsy, NJ Y iao Lake St., Uhicaso.
TNHRSR Machines have e.tablish-d great ruput.
ton founded on subst antiAi excellence. The fail
prodt u as,ng one Of thes- Machines regularly en-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
False Reports.

The Davenport News says that rents are
coming down rapidly in that city. II
knows Of houses that have stood vacant and
TO let for five or six months -Nnscatine
Journal
We begin Ia see the first fruits Of the false
reports Of the Ne~s. respecting rents. From
attacking the Democratic party, and repu-
dating Democratic doctrines. the Ners has
turned its attention to injuring the reputa-
tion Of our city, by reports that cannot be
sustained hy proof We Leg our cotem-
poraries to place little confidence in the ar
ticles in the Ne'cs. disparaging the credit of
davenport. as they are generally the off,
spring ofspite.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

I.ECrURE.-It AnOrds IN much real
pleasure ~ sunouace 10 the public that the
c.lebrs,ed Irish patriot and exile. Thomas
franci. MeAxher. Esq. has made arrange
Inen,s " lecture iu this city on Wednesday
evening. july lot. on the following subject :
Contrasts between Royalty and Republi-
canism-betwees Europe and America .
The place where the lecture will be deliv-
cred has not been selected, but we shall
give it in due time. The attendance upon
the lecture Of this truly national msu,
should be commensurate with his sterling
ability ara scholar and his uncompromi-ing
integrity AS statesman. The subject is
one OF immense interest 10 both Americans
and foreigners
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
WRITING ACADEMY.

IN 6RlG6 $ BIuCk, cornsr 81 and
Pe, y re-is,is 'ios pen for thr re-
EE ctTtt,n Of pu,i,s. ana lsdies and GEN
Dlts'aen ar respectfully invited o call
snI examine specissfns Rnnm. ap.n from o.. u
"st feb7dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
EDWARD .4LDE.v.
N. ". CORNER OF AIN AND SECOND STREET
DAVE p o RT, VA.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
GENERAL LAND

zsct HANC1, u IN1 AGEN1,
HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected
i Taxes paid ios residents. COLLECTIONS N ~,
promptly iemitted TO any part Of the coun ~
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted or
good security.
REFERENCES:
Wilder, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Marsh. X Co, Boston, Mass.
Muddgrtt Co,
Hon W parris, u Bri u ewater, n -.
Russell alden, Camp-lo,
JEKeiih, E.q. Abingdon. s.
9 Noodman, tBsnker) Chicago, H.
Huntington, wsdwoIih 4 Parks, Chicago, I'll.
q A Douglas. ESQ,
He Stevens, Esq, st Anthony, Mimi Terr.
A Small, bsq, Gaiena, III.
Hon James Thcrinrion, Davenport
Burrow Pre'tymsn,
Burneil, Geeti h Co,
CP Whitoomb, Esq,
April lhdf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
PRIVcaTE TYJITIO.y:

1NHE Eevrrend Gen. G.. ST. ect, Rec,or Of Be'lvu
L Jackson County Iowa, viii RE i've into lis far
~ a very imitd hnniher OF y ''ng guatleo. ell, :
board ant ctucate with hi> own SIS
Music, with the usr os Piano. F~ruch and Draw
ing ,re incl'sied IN the Conr.e OF Instruction
Bellvue is hssltl,iiv situated, suf b. ing q IN
river Is easily accessible from all Ist, both OF low
and Illinois
TERMS MODERATE
Reference. Thy spftisl lesn,if son.
The Right K.v. Bishop Lee, Dsvnport
R'v. Alfre' l. L'ud-rtack,
lbrleztr Cook, Esq,
Hen J. Cook
Col Jbo u. Evans,
JosrIb s. Simpson Esa.,
April 10 1856 div
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,, ,Ae
!. 4 w. GEERY,
2OS Canal 1t. l. 10 Broadway. NV.

(8etoDsusue0 I0Ul
lMporsws aAI Dsajsvs - gsrss Qssllaes.
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
O6r ,othe TRADE HOTELS, S,PRIvAThFAMIL'Hs,
aud y Who a choic- Ia their ste. Asi dcs lge .
genuine article, \ large vsri~tyo
TEAS, GRAkN AND BLACK. Sol CHOAo, P0C ca
ON3, kkGLtSH BREAKFAST, OCLuH1;, IN PE
RIAL, HYSON, 0UNPOwDEk. YOUNG HYsON,
Ae.. IN chests and half chests, kc.
COFfEE-M, CHA and JAVA.
WlNks-AADGRIES rs, SHERKIES PORTS HOOKS,
Ac-. very old ami high grades, Ia original psckA-
g-e. demuois, magoums and boil,
carton and GCESTIERe CLARErs.
CbAArAGNEs: M,et h Chandon D Cabinet Imp !
Vrrzensy DO. Heidssick,G. MuAm's. d. do,
IIQtOks-krandiss Rum, WHISKY, ssin. Arrack,
Absiithe, kir seh. Ac Ac., In 81 iginai packages
ais, Curaoao. AaTaschino, An,set,e, Mo- eau, Bit
ters, nc
MALT LiQUORS-Iond Brown Stout. Scotch and
Eng i>h AI.ES
SF6AkS-A variety Of Cho'cc u anis.
PickLES-kN9tlsH and FRENCH
81 AUtks-For Fish CuIre Game Meat, sc.
CHAESk- STtL1ON. CHkDDAR. ROY Al v,CTO-
RIA. PRINCE ALBERT PARMsSAN GkUY-
ERE SAPSAGO, DuICH, and AMERICAN
81 GARS-LOAe, CROSHED, PULvERISxD, ST
CROlX &C. in barrels rhd half barrels
HA1S-WESTPHAI.IAa and AMkRlCAN
OILS OLIVE. SPERM and WHALE
EcOuT Liquors are warranted TN ad ute rated su
OF our own Importation. tApr, IL Oily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

ttcrutyr =, law one No Huansn'. ri rk
Man str"'t, I"t Jvlius, &. y. C4u,niissi ~
tul taurt uf iaint-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

NoTmE-Exchanges copying items from
our weekly are respectfully requested t.
give credit TO the Toledo Commercial and
not to the Repubticon We having discarded
that werd from the head of our weekly as
well rs daily II. however, they insist ON
saying ReP"biica,, We ask them to prefix
the word White.
Time was when the word Republican had
the sterling ring to II, but that time is DER
--zcledo Coasuerciai
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

r-cisn and Airreon .ders hts prpfsss~nsl SERVICES
tu the Sh lgrus of Davenport ard vb,inny. Ofes
turiar ~ Main aud Third Strest. k.rrvi.s' IN
Maine ala,v. Meath IT. tnJlANtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

MEAT MARxErs.-Wc are Informed
by the butchers that the late closing Of meat
markets was the inevitable consequence Of
combination fpersons near the Slaughter
houses to close them up and prevent the
slaughtcring of cattle for beef II this was
SO. and our butchers did not influence the
Rock Island butchers to refuse to sell Da-
venport people meat then We are free To
confess that not much blame is attached
to the closing Of the meat shops. All know
that We have hcen inclined to favor the op-
position to mea, market monopolis. but We
were constrained to ccnsnre what to us
seemed an attempt to stnrye citizens for the
fault of those who complained Of Slaughter
houses MS nuisances. Everything is all right
now and We hope tha, in future no such
suspension of supply will arise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
sMOines River Lasd ior sale
EsHeRl llERuARTME.e~

DssMotase River kGsl0sst0a sad r. =. o..
OssunwA, Iowa, April ~, l661.
Y>HR undersiRna: hereby gives notice, that this
Once 10 now open fer the sale Of these valuable
oncf fAry viii BE- sold hong credit end - l0ts 70
tth means and wishes u purnMAeers.
ADyfurther tnlormstiua desired n ve,atto0 y tA@S
d will Be furnisbcd on application at this once
{ mail or otherwise. GRO. =. PBRI1NA
(mAyledtN land OO0mlssiooer.
LAND d. = AnSuES.
DD0 AO1uBo WAvUoAMao 0osfH
ANthe sixteenth day Of June, next, the once ~
" the soAe " the lands a. this conpany VIII loy
romoved ffJm this plses 70 BORT De- nolnes.
These lands Will - soid a hong credits, and IN
lets 20 suit the means sad wishes ef purehosers.
0HO. d pAnK1NA
Land Oommissiooe
Ottumva y 0Wo - avn law
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

BRoAp TiRED W.eoSs.-ln Rochester they
require that oil carts and wagons shall have
. broad tire, In Europe the roads arc
kept IN repair by the use If them. instead
Ofworn out. ~ with us. The tires Of al
burden CARRIAGES there are from six to eight
inches wide. consequently the roads are no,
cut into gullies and ridges. but uniform
surface Is preserved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

UNITED. STATES MAIL SrEAMsiiIrs To En-
norE-Ihe Washington Union is required
to state that the following are the only L.
States mail contractors authorized to con
vey the United States mails between New
York and Europe. to-wit:
l.. h. Collins 4 Co.. between New York
and Liverpool, running the steamships At
lantie. Baltic. and such other steamships as
may be accepted for the line
The New York and Havre steamship
Company, (Mr Livingston rreslent) be
tween New York and llavre, via Svuthamp
ton. running the steamships Fulton and
Aargo
Cornelius Vanderbilt, between New York
aud Bremen. via Southampton, running the
the steamships Ariel and North Star
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EK. J. NieCORTALY

FfERs bi- prot 4ionsi services to the eiil,rns
= ot nsw nIor' ami yic,m,y.
pf.e ~ WHEY Mnnert's law hulldin.. corner ef
Ltth n hrady rtr.~tr
Refer 40 George l.. Davenport, James W Cannon.
-tuti5
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w. T. JENNINGS & Co,
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JAMES r HOGANE.
Land .ageDst r. Sssp.reuOs.,

nFFERS for sale the following valuable lands II
" Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport:
500 acr,s ofland, "a mile from Durabt station, OF
the y \ Il l0yesrs To pay for this farm
800 acres In ., ct,ons IS. II and S, Township -
Rang Esst 20 acres timber Farm under cult
walton and fenced. honses and spr,ngS, and with.
In miles fr, m LeClsire. Terms good.
26 acres Of land 10 section IL, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property neal
Dav' nport.
IS acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street near 10 the city on the raiircs al track.
acres on the Dubuque rosd. suitable for . ;lonss
or gardnery.
- arre Of land. With house and other improve.
ments, i-2 mile from the city.
Is acre and quarter lots on wenterton's Subdivi-
sion.
6t4 acre cf land, joiring the Davenport line on
Dawson street.
SEVERAL farms In Scott comfy, and . vart ty oi
other City property, the cheapest In tbs market.
Nay 19-dtf
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cE-On the Esd. a negro while digging
in sand bank near Meadville, Miss. was
nearly buried alive by the bank caving in.
Two Young ladies who were riding past,
seeing the mans condition. alighied from
their horses. and shoveled him out.
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DsDeut's Cuppewtcr.

UVHR una- rsiRaed has recsised and nov cner.
for sals. Feur Hundref K'g> Of Blasting
qualities Of this celebrated Pc cudes, q New Yosk
City pricc.-cost Of transportation added
@ A. D1IJN,
rtnek - Agent Tor 3 J. Dupont 4 90.
One over o. 3. kxpsess Omce. Peny IT. bssween
ID and ~ sss. 49,.
n \. 6.aoo feet At sssety fase f,r sale fiunsms
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rputy County Surveyor. Plans and Drawings of oil
kinds neatly euted. Ordsrs ieft at the once ~
A. u. Miller viii be psomptly sss>ndcd TO. api
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L1S2Sa Ter. L1S1ll Der
At the Rock Island Saw Mil.

HAVING received lsrge supply of Legs ar
aow running onr Nil day and night sud Or,
pr"pa -rl TO receive orders fF all kinds 81 Buiiat
aud Framing Lumber, 1atbs Shingles and p-nciug
All orders with which our Dsvenport fticndr may IA
vor us will exeeufd with puuctnaitv and dispatch.
MEAD. SMITH q MARSH
1.ncg island. May % D. 8 dtD