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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Tho Predicted Crash.


The st. Louis Intelligencer has the
following remarks in regard to the ter
rible explosion, which, according to
Eastern Editors, is soon to produce a
monetary crisis in the%Ve est. They are
sound and to the purpose:
Upon what facts do these papers base
their present prediction Of financial re-
vulsion and ruin in the Wes.! Can
they truly charge that Western lands
no longer surpass Eastern lands IN fer
tility! Can they truly charge that the
products of the West find less ready
market than they have previously
done f! Can they truly charge that the
Western modes ofreaching market are
less numerous and easy than formerly
Can they truly charge that Western
lands are no longer to be had for Gov
eminent price, by the emigrant, who
desires them.
Can they truly say, that the boom
ing tide Of population coming to the
West, from the Eastern States and
from Europe is decreasing in volume
or in the wealth of capital and labor
that it brings to Western work shops
and fields. And can they truly say
that this enormous influx ofmOney, and
men to labor, and women to bear
children and tend house; and that the
opening offarms, and building oftowns
houses, barns, roads, boats, bridges,
churches and school houses the
growing Of corn, wheat and hemp
and rearing of hogs, horses and cattle
till even the seaboard cities are sup
piled with their beef and pork, and
horses for their carriages and drays
from the prairies Of the West-car
they truly say that these facts will
bring ruin on the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

USE OF OpiuM.-Wc never could
understand how people can get taste
Of opium fastened upon them. We
tried small quantity of it, the other
day, for pain internally" We were
ordered to take two pills day for four
days. The first dose was really deli
cious. 1t gives us pink-tinged sleep
6lled to the brim with girls made OF
rose leaves. We INDUCED in dreams
Of the most oriental odor. In one OF
them We had mother ofpearl hand
sled, with golden runners. With this
We glided down q rainbow made OF
ice cream, and brought up on q ter
race, the supports Of which were great
spars Of emerald. The second night
things began to change. About the
supports Of the terrace anacondas be-
gan TO appear, while in the distance, a
lot Of green monkeys with their tails
burnt of were quarreling about the
propriety of making pin cushion of
~. The third evening matters grew
more appalling. The terrace had gone
and 20 had the rainbow, and the girls
made Of rose leaves and in their stead
We had bed filled with rattle snakes,
and on the head board four grizzly
beam pulling at a hawser, one end OF
which was fastened to our neck and
the other to an iceberg. That men
should use opium for day does not
surprise US in the least that they
should do so, however, for a month,
seems really wonderful. Rather than
become confirmed opium eater we
would throw ourselves into .Etna.-
We can imagine nothing more terri
ble,-N y. DutcAmdn,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

ANOTHER CLERICAL DELIxauExcY.
The Boston Bee states that a COM
mittee appointed by the New England
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, report that the Rev. d. L.
Gear, Of Lynn, has, in their opinion,
been proved guilty oflying, fornication,
and forgery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Trustees Sale.

WBEREAS on the gid day OF March, A. D.. $50
w Wilhelm Altrecht and Catherine Albrecht his
wife executed unto Austin Corbn as Trustee GER
tain de,d OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
snd N Scott County. iowa, o. scrbsd follow, to
wit; The North East quarter Of the sou'h West
quarter Of lection number twerty COZ In township
number lightly $50 North 81 Rang numbsr four ~
East and the South East quarter Of tho South East
quarter OF the s'ctpu number twenty (20) IN town.
ship number eighty (sn). North OF Range numb =
four VI VISIT, which said conveyance was made BY
the SAID Wilhelm aLd Catherine Abr chit for the
pu'pos. OF securing the payment Il a certain prom
miss ~ note end the interest thereon signed by
said Wilhelm Albrecht dated the f2d day OF March,
y. 1856 for Five hundred AMI my do lars psya-
bic lie year after date, to thu order Of r. Plumm r.
a. ~ him indorscd to G CUTLERY, the present
holder.
And now said note h,vinz become due and pays.
Ole and the said Wilhelm Aibrscht having fae.I
10 pay the same, Austin Corbin. Trustee AS afsse.
said do hereby give IN spubic pot,cs that hy vrtu
Of the 'wer which IL In We ted BY sad deed ~
Trust. viii. on Satur Icy The 20 :, day Of June
D. 1857. At tn hour OF O'Clock in III. afternoon Of
sad day, At the Court House door in he CRY Of Ia.
venport expose ard Offer for sal, at pablo suction
TO the highest bidder for cash. the parce, OF land
aeove described, CT rarch thereof all u sum.
Gent to satisfy ami pay the amount OF said note
with the interest there to the dsv Of SALE together
With the costs aud expenses attending said this
tee and rrus ee's ices. Upon the completloa Of
such sale deed gill he given Ia accord snce vito the
stipulation o. I'd d. e5 of Trust
Dsted the Gard day OF NAY, 4. D. 1857.
may17dts AUSTIN GOBLIN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

A MAMMOTH TENNESSEE DINNER
The dinner table at the late railroad
festival in Memphis was nearly three
quarters Of a mile long, and had on it
5000 plates and dishes, 800 lbs. beet
and mutton, IS hams, go pigs, 1875 tur.
keys, 400 chickens, $50 beef tongues,
10 bbls. Of cake, besides raisin., al
monds, oranges, &c. Some $4,000
or 10000 persons partook of the din
ner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

YAsUog'o Unloa Insurance Company.
Tha company he's . wide and we'll
established reputation, reliability, and
for the promptness with which it
meets its losses.-By reference TO an
advertisement it will be seen that the
affairs Of the Company are in most
prosperous condition-Mr. Edwin Fay
who can be found ut the Marshal's
Office on the corner Of Front and
Brady Street has the agency-Mr. F.
s prepared 10 issue policies in the
Farmers Union and other reliable
Companies and will we are sure give
the most perfect satisfaction to all who
insure in the Companies for which h
acts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
RnULn o. Mon Lsw-lt il refreshing {,

R0ULW o. MOB lsAW.-It II reffethlng u
read, In the Louisville Journal, "a fierce dc
nancistion Of Judge Lynch. published the
very day after Louisville had been di.grx
esd by the deliberate murder Of four wret.
ehsd men by . mob Of respectable citizens
The Jo~v~l 10 unspsring in its denuncia-
tions, calling the ruflisns who perpetrated
the foul deed "inhuman fends, and telling
The people Of that city that the finger Of
the world's scorn 10 already pointed a,
them. Il 10 most encouraging 10 know
that there 10 one paper that has the courage
and manliness To tell the halfssvage people
Of their criminal conduct. and to honestly
hold up. for their contemplation, the ineyi.
table results Of their lAwless violence.-N
y zsmes
REMAxxs.-lt was equally "rcfresh-
ing" for the N. Y. Times and its Black
Republican contemporaries to read in
this same rebellion melting Know
Nothing Louisville Journal in 1854
and 1855, the tiercest denunciatio,
against that large class OF liberty low
ing Germans in Louisville whom thu
same Journal caused tasbe butchere.
In the streets Of that city by an infuri
ated mob, set in motion by the fou
slaDden of that same reckless and un
scrupulous newspaper. 1t was ere
freshing" then, when the poor foreign
er, like the Hugenot Of France in st
Bartholomew day, were numerically
slaughtered, and they and their fami
lies compelled to flee from State
where hatred Of the adopted citize,
was lauded as virtue by this Gam,
Louisville Journal. 1t was refreshing
70 the Times to read in the Journal a,
account Of the flight and distress fthi
prosecuted class; nor did the Time,
consider Louisville then ''disgraced by
the deliberate murder of four wretchet
men," for they were only white mcr
and German foreign born. Now tina,
flour" negroes who were guilty of tn,
highest crimes known to the law, have
been improperly lynchcd, the Who'll.
pack Of Black Republican X. N. jour
malls howl with affected rage at thu
"rufiiaus who pcrpetratcd the fou
deed"
We like to see consistency. WI
like to see Indignation at crime an,
wrong consistently exhibited; not pu
forth when few negroes are improp
erly lynched for murder, and withheld,
when scores Of innocent white men ar,
cruelty butchered and driven from
their homes merely for the crime o
not being born in America. Tn
Louisville Journal is the last paper il
America to denouIce the mob law
when it, columns rcek with inflamms
tory articles calculated to incitc, an,
which have melted mob to drive on
and butcher innocent foreigners |
seems ~ though ''nigger' was tn
Con Of the whole abolition crew. The,
zee in him the means Of agitation
They fall down and worship him. Blu
this negro worship has lost its attrac
ton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

WHERE THE FREE NEGROES ARE
The census Of 1850 shows that nearly
the whole free black population of
Ohio resides in the counties least tine
turcd with abolitionism. There are
not as many on all the Reserve as in
the county Of Highland. This is about
as strong practical commentary on
abolition philanthropy as need be ~.
ked for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

SO Magnificent Building Lets
In Pulons sddtion 70 East Davenport which d Taste.
fully laid out with Pubic Parks DC. The buildiag
lot: conmsndug spiendid view Of the Mississippl
and Rook IsIenf. 1hess lots CO.. he purchased a
vGy Aessonob1S Towns. Great inducsnents are
offered 10 chanc- well capitalists and saAeSs.
Csn ana ez-nine Asp and prices q
nAviLAEbo 00ee. LeClair now.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

~The Plow, the fress and the
Yankee 60 hitched together around
the world, when the last makes 8
.claim," he straitway goes to guiding
the dst and setting up the second,
and village, town, and State rise
excessively around him, and railroads
reach their busy fingers towards the
Poetic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
!: AT EST N 4 w S.
New York Nay p.

NeW OIk, 10y e.
Gov. King, Of N. Y, John T. Kene.
dy Of Baltimore, and other distinguish
ed gentlemen have accepted invitations
to he present 1t the Bunker Hill cele-
brxtion on the 18th Of June.
The Columbian Guards Of Columbus,
Ohio, the Providence Light infantry
and other military companies from Va
rious sections will be present on the
occasion.
St. Louis, May 70.
Pratt, q Mormon elder, was killed
on the 9Th near Van Buren,, Arkansas,
by Hector Mclean, whose wife Pratt
had seduced.
New York May rs.
The difficulties in the police de-
part,nent eliminated in Brooklyn Sat
urday nigh:, in an open outbreak in
the Ninth District Ststion House
Captain Miller and officer Haupt, who
are in favor Of the law, were driver
from the Station House, aud Haup,
was severely beaten and was though,
would have been killed if he had NO
drawn pistol.
The American schooner Charlie
Hill Captain Smith, from Maysgucs
ran into q Dominican packet ant
crossed her bows during March. Cap
tain Smith is now in Jail in st. Dom
inago, in default of fine of 81, 900 70
wiliul damage to the Dominican yes
sci. He has abandoned his schoone
to the government.
A correspondence has passed be
tween Mr.. Elliot, U. s. Commercis
Agent and the Dominican government
The former asked the freedom of tn
vessel and an indemnity Of $4,000
The dominican government decline
to acccde 70 the dcmsn Is and thus tn
matter rests.
Philadelphia, May rs.
The new cent coin was issued by til
mint to-day. Large amounts wer
drawn by citizens, and for distributio
by express to other cities.
New York, may 25.
Messrs. Bcal, Mclick Il Dewitt ar
reported this p. NJ. to have failed j
consequence of heavy losses on Fri
Railroad stock.
The Supreme Court today qeclare
the new police bill constitutional
Judge Roosevelt disschted. The int
ligenee Of the decision created mucl
excitement among tge attaches of tn
Mayors office.
Washington, May -
DIR. Charles O'Fraily.7 who occupied
high and responsible position in the DE-
partment Of the Interior. and was formerl
chief clerk in the land office, died in thi
city this morning. lie was Past Gran
Master Of the Masonic Order Of this Distrie
and was we'll known to the masonic fraterI
ity ofthe whole country
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

This wonderful paper is said to have
three hundred thousand sabscriben. !"
Every body ia after it long before il
comes. 1t arrives by cords, aad the
massive piles melt away like dew be-
fore . summer sun. Will it always be
sof Will there be no end to its in.
crsasei We sss no reason why there
sheald Be, % long - Bonner suplovs
ard apays" ibr ths lasgset u. ( sdv:r
~. - e M ~ vsllSn 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

STocK SECURITY BANK.-The notes
of the Stock Security Bank, at Dan
vile, have been pre- tested and the Au-
ditor advertises that the circulation
will be redeemed pro rata out of the
trust funds deposited in his office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

Mr.. McGEE.-Thomas Darcy
McGee, disgusted with his countrymen
the lrish-who refused to aid in the
election Of Fremont last fall, has retir.
ed from the american Celt," which
ne edited, and gone to Montreal, Can.
ada, where he will be more 1t home.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

RxAsoNApLr-One Of our exchanges ha
the following note for its patrons:
In consequence Of the increased price %
oil the staple articles for the sustenance o
the body. in order to keep ourselves and the
press going and get little calico for our
wife and baby now and then. We find it ne
eessary to increase the subscription price 81
our paper. At this none Of our friends ear
grumble, since less quantity # corn. la
con, butter or potatoes at present prices will
purchase copy. than would have been re
quired ut old prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

ALLRN CLARK........P. o. Building, Brady st
NICHOLS, lSBELL Main Is
lnsurance Agencies.
n. r. MITCHELL ........l door Above Post Oflice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

81 The Boston Post publishes
the following at the "rsquest Of an Ell.
derry maiden lady :"
"BAD TAsrE-Pretty young girls
kissing widowers' children"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27


refer to,
W Farchiid & C ,. Cincinnati,
q W J Read , o Chambers street, New York,
q Wilson Co, I! portland street, do
8 Well : SEQ, Wall street, do
Baker Godsin, Spruce st, do
IA Brooks. $50 Fulton ST, do
L Hunt, 2I5 Pearlst, do
Tyler, do do
Wilson, Jackson / M-inell, So Murray ct, do
Hutchinson n Co, 30 We sey st. do
Hon Hrrri'k, Athen- Ps
Hon David Wimot, TOwsnda, do
Laporte, Mason 40, do do
Hon VIM Jes>up, Montrose, do
@ W Scranton, scr mt n, do
q Hollentack. WtiksNarre, DO
Hon g Mallory, Philadelphia, do
CD Wright, 81 ). ed st, Philsdelphia, do
VIM kicr, do do
10 Severns, do do
t Gon s !. b G E,,l srie' Pittsburgh sn' DO
James wrieh', Esq, Cashier o: Bank OF Tiosa, Os-
weso, N. Y.
Lyman Truman. Pres. OF the Bank Of Oswego, Os.
weco, N
FAirchid, Cashier Of wavarly Bank waverly
N. Y.
Ely. E'q. Elmira. Y.
Thoma. Keenan,, Pit sbursh.
John usstings, do
JOHN WE'VE, AGENT.
No 4 Public Laniing. inc;naati
+. DAY, Ag Mt,
Ohics corner of Brady and F. urth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

~Hearing, the other day, one OF
our villages maidens trying to whistle,
Ne are reminded Of the following quo
tation:
ss0A. wAkei-, daughter. whistle, and you SHAH
oevs esv; taevsr vhistisi in my life, and can,
vAlssss nev. Oh, whistle. daushser, whistle, add
- sAan have naa; never wh,,slsd In my We
~ IN vAissle II I can,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
ICE ICE!

eThe Davenport ice Co. prepared to
contract for the d liverv 81 Ice for the se--
II Customers commencing the sya.on with us
vi be guaranteed TO lie supplied iii November II
deeircd. Parties d -si' ing lie through the seascn
cautioned against contracting with III. Sc who do
not supply the season tn ourh.
Ono, Sec nd 1t, opposite LeCiaire House.
m,ySi3m PECK 4 MITCHELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

81 The greatest number of points
ever made in game of Billiards around
the table, was Michael Phelan's 243.-
In the Spot Ball Game, Highlands II.
90 is the highest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

rocJpclude with the
II 4 p p Y N a "

THE TURF.
a. 49,
DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA!
'THE FIRST MEETING OF THIS COURSE WILL
i commence on Wednesday, tie let, day OF July
1851, and continue throughout the week
rIRsrDAY.
No. I-sweepstakes for half mile Horses. A2s
Entrance. Three OF more race.
p;oprie,ors TO add $50. Single Dash--Ca,ch
Weights.
No 2-SAME DAy-Sweepstskcs for all ages Ai0c
Subscription $50 Forfeit Si0O added by the Pro-
prrtors. ieIIsais-ro name aud close the 18th day
Of June 1857,
SECOND DAY.
No 1-Sweeastakes Tor all ages. $3.50 Snb.crip-
tian. 1it0 FORFEIT. cr more u maxi race, to
which tie Proprieor- will aid $3.50 mile heats
To aud close the 18th day u June 1851.
THIRD DAY.
No. l-sweeps, axes for all aae., 500 subscription
500 forfeit, To which the Projectors will add Si0e
or more to make a race Two mile hcats-To name
and close the 18th day Of jane 1857.
FOURTH DAY.
No. i-rost-stske for all ages, play or pay ~
snbscrp ion. To which the pTorricors will adj $500
or NOR. Ia I'll ihr STAKE. Four mile hests-T.
close the Is h day Of June 1851
| The above races will be under the rules Of the
Fashion Course. on Long Island. Which rules this
Track ha, adopted.
Nominations and entrances TO he made with the
| Proprictors, Davenport Iowa
Races where money Is aided, TO he adjourned IN
case Of bal weather II the Projectors think prop
| April 20 d3m. y. X. X. ALLEN.
| p. =. "Spitt OF the Times" and 'Porter's Spirit
s. Dsiiy Advertiser Detroit, MieSsn, and Dali,
| Times" Chicago, COY dairy till July lst 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

TINE FORUM, or forty years practice At the PhtI-
i adeiphia Her by up Brown2 vols price HsOO
Thirty years In the y S'naic hy Thos Il Benton .
vols $500
History o. Texas Iiust'd by A yonknm vols Is %
Kansas interior h cxter hfr nv Mrs Robinson Il 20
Scenes al, enturs the army by Ii Col Cook 1875
California In doors and out by MS farnahsm o. %
Examples from the 18th 18th centuries by Mrs Sig
Quincy 70
Canterbury tales by Harriet ! e. vols ei.Ts
I-me and the world ~ 90
Golden legasN or hf-'s Phases Al 90
Light and Darkness or shadow OF fate 10
Uousch, Ii angel In dissuise by Mrs Lesley tI,OO
Kaihcy Brand 81 quiet life II 90
Aurora L.ieh BY Elizabeth n Browning 3l,m
Henry L,le or life and expense Miss AarSyatt 1i,W
ii,iis parrn, ~ Dickens. cloth U,S
4 ord 81 the creations by Marian James 70
u NOR OF fslcrnbriiec illnst'd by Kelly oi,23
Neishbor lakewood by Paul Greyton D. ,2S
wiRwam and eat In by " eimu,s 0I2A
Los CRIMES by lirut wiscusN ti.2s
SSnmnavtr
Hrav My Tokrn.--a r,f, book Tor Christians SiaS
Prince Of thu House ~ David alas
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnesota pecoiah by G Andrews As
MINI, Minnesota hand ''0h and M'p, y PARKER g
Iowa ~ It's ann
SECTIONAL map OF Iowa Also
by Chapman Si.0o
KANSAS by Kearns Xi'OO
Kansas and Nehssska map :. 50 asd rs
Sectional map Of Minnesota BY Chapman IS
Wisconsin =. :" ~
% Illinois - ALSO
Appleton's Ral~sy Guide for March Is
just received and for sale at
The Ioma Book kooms,
No. % Brady st, near the Poe, OAcs.
=" mo 2dt) ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Public Work.

OEALKD Proposals ~l be taken ntil the LET da,
- % June at 10 s'clock A. NJ, for grading Bridge
Avenue. Specifications van b, n Ia my Office.
Davenport 26ti day 0. May, 1887.
H LANBA en-
msy27did y hDginveT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Public Work.

CEALED pr,po ais will b. iakgn un,ii the 1st day
~ or June, IL COOK a NJ, II at, for grazing Pee
nv 81 est, from 9th stret 10 Locust street and
Games street from tse hlser l. -ust street, SD
81 Tea ions can nv ONCE
Davenport, May 2jlh. ls5I.
II. LAMaACH,
AAy2edlw City Engineer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

~ Card.
VIAviNs sid my cntire stock II Clothing. Cloths
aud sa.simctes, Furnishing G@d>, &c, 10
Mrssrs. Il. II. PARKS 4 CO., formerly OF Chicago,
take this oppo rtunity u thanking ali who have ia
vo, ed m with their patronage aud solicit for the
rhoye ntm a tnuaiee ~ III. same
Mvsst- Park X t.. arr perfectly acquainted win
the uusiness AMI will SPAR no pains to please all
who u,se favor tbvIs with their custom ~ the old
stand opposite lie Glare Row.
'.tetf s-ftn FpWAR ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Advertisement.

WANTED athe for City Hospital lot, from
w b6scres, si.ustsd In or near the city Offers
VII be received by I. II. Seas, At Hsight, Sears l.
Bccects ttore On ID street, until Monday June Ist,
1857!
BY order Of the Committee,
EH. SEARS
May26lfd Chairman
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

~ The papers state that by an
existing law Of Pennsylvania, the Pc.
iosmsn, If they zee ladies in the street
With low nscked dresses on, are autho.
lied h tabs them up.
OFT ~ way. the ladies take up .b.
ct everything with their dresses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

We have rome ve,y desirable lots selected
~ and for sale in Camanche. Pat cen price
terms &c mnde known, upou applications TO PAR
KKR, EDWARDS TALAAGR, No. 10 Orr's BLOCK.
April Is d:f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Davenport Ice!
COMPETITION. DEFIEL!!

sINHE DAvENPORT ICS co. NO. I Is n W pre-
L psrrd TO st rye the citizens II Davenport with
the best pos sihe quality 81 ice guaranteeing 10 fur-
nish on: customers until Jaaaayy merit in desir-
I'd. Parties vi hing supply for the entire season
are cautt ned against contra ting with those who
cannot furnish patrons throuhh The season.
C. STEINHlLBkR L 90.
once. Second st, oppo tie LeClaire House
mnN6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
EStray Horse,
.N'OTI(E

I hereby given, that the undersigned Gommiss ion
ers chosen BY the City Council of Davenport 10
scS the damages casoned by Wild ming and rAight
enny Harrison street. from the North side # Locust
street North until II iniersects with the road Il ading
to Duck Greek Bridge, known Fui,on's Bridge, will
met at the house Of Adam Noel. North Davenport.
on turdav the 9Th day OF June, D, 1857, ut 9
O'Clock n, for the purpose Of viewing the premises
ant making their assessment.
Dated Davenport Nav I'D, 1857
SAMUEL SYLvRsTER,l
WIN COLLINS, }Com's.
SMALLFIELD,
Nay25d1nl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

A PURs ARTICLE OF roar WINE and No
french Cogsac and Rochelle Brandy, suitable
Tor Medical purposes In stors and for sale ~
DOWNER Z BARNES,
Mey2Silv ~ and Ridley 81 reefs.
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