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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
NEW AND IMPORTANT

IEAcSCAAAStE 4AOs anu os
Thus protecting the public against IMFAToNs-which are
liable the penalties courts oflaw award.
DR. Fl. A. BARROW, Member fthe Imperial College OF
II Vienna, and Royal College OF Surgeons, London, may
be personally his residence, 157 Prince street.
morning tin 2 and from til in the evening (sundsys
excepted,) unless by special appointment
TRIEsEMAR No I, is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscrmnate excess, long
TO perfect health thousands Of detiated
the enjoyment Of all the Functions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the CACsEL, every DisoO AiIfdCA-
TIOH for MARRIAGE is ehectualy suDdued by this Won
derful Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No. Il; completely and entirely eradcates
forms elects strieures Ir taton Of hs Aladder nou.re
enon the Urine, Pains Of the Lon and Kidneys AID
those disorders where COpaiya and Cubs bs have so long
been thought andote TO the ruin Of the health OF vast
portion Of the population.
TRIEsESiAR, No. Ills the great Continental Remedy
Tor Syphilis and Secondary symptoms II also constitutes
certain for Scurvey, Scrouia and all impurities from
the vital stream so as altogether TO eradicate the virus Of
disease and Is never ahng Kennedy ior that class o ds-
orders which unfortunately the English physician treats
with Mercury 30 the inevitable destruction OF the patients
constitution and which all the sarsapara in the world
TRIEsEMAR, No l. and g. prepared in the form OF
ozenge, devoid Of taste smell and can be caredin the
wasteoa pocket Sold in tin and divided into
cord &C. &C ffice - each, or Tour cases IN one lor ss
which SS and in t27 cases. whereby there saving
Special arrangements having been sde with the various
ENpTerses the nine dollar Of Treear, aud the
g i-s arc oy Ut h1il o"' car
GAte on receiving remittance 10 any part OF the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
preparations and eHeeuaiy protesting them IRON spar
pernicious limitations. The three dollar
usual but not free Of carriage.
To be had ass from DR.. barrow that beautifully ustrat
cd and popular work, HUMAN FRAILrH, or PHHsiOLO-
manner me cause and effects OF the diseases above enuer'
atd With Instructions for their treatment and cure
address DR.. BARROW, l5I Prince Street, ttew blocks
vest Of Broadway New York. nov5-Iydv-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

~ Each and EVERY TICKET in this Lottery WILL
RE PRIZE, for all those tickets without drawn
Der, each entitled to FIVE Dollars gross :! Ia
rrnl..r n Il.rl.A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
a NJ ID
MACHINE WO RK s.
THOMAS WEBSTER,

PROPRIETOR,
Late Master Mechanic Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad.
PREPARED to execute al orders his line OF bus~
ness at the shortest notice and the most accommo-
dating terms, viz
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
From one to one Hundred Horse Powers,
INNING AND MIL Nh CHZNERY,
OF every description.
ALL KINDS OF WATER PIPES AND PUMP
. a . II Z NJ q 8.
Car Wheels, Frogs, Switches, and all kinds
RAILROAD CASTINGS, BRA s., etc.,
Horse Powers, ThTeshing Machines Forgings every
de cripton.
BRIDGE AND CAR BOLTS.
The undersigned also manufacturer OF ard agent for the
sale Of Clark's celebrated
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS
For particulars. advertisement bslow.l
Part cuar attention paid repairs Of Locomotives
and Cars.
The highest cash prses viii paid old Brass Corner
and Castings, delivery.
THOMAS WEBSTER.
REFEEENCES:
Y. r. Stevenson, President n. c. Northwestern
Railroads. .
H -Andersoa, s9perintendentN. 4. c.. R.R
james II. Grant, Res Engineer
A Anderson, Tenn. Ala. and Edgeaeld
KY Railroads.
P H. Marbury, Pres't Mem. AMIR. r.
Z. II. Coffee. Supit
A. B. Robertson, Esq, Manchester, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
7HE FARF4WKD AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
r. FRANCE s. CO, Managers
ALL PRIZE SCHE1TE!!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
ALI PRIZE SCHEME.

To be drawn Saturday. July 25th, Baltimore. Maryland
Drawings conducted under the superntendenoe Of a.,
State Lottery Commissioner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

t7lurCl,
DR. AYEE: have used your PILLS with extraordinary sue
Ia my family among those n called to visit In
distress To regulate the OF digestion purify
blood they the very best remedy have ever kuowu
and can confidently recommend them t my friends
Yours, J. V. HINES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
STEAM ENGINES
AND
IAT1l1 M cry.

iAlA4-itH a. " hACCANlIB
AVISG ma ie important Add,ssoas machinery
and greatly increased tacteG for manufacturnR
srEah Es0INs and Machinery Of every description
prepared 70 manufacture steam Engines and Boilers equal
IN pout OF dnish and durability any made the West
and at low prices Having been practically engaged IN
the Manufacture Of MachnAry In Nashville for the last a.
teen ycara and giving our personal attention TO the
featuring Department We feel coutdeut that give
saseton 60 All who may favor with their our
old stand Nos = and 81 Market street. Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
Adkiuds Of work fog Flour MIS- Steam Boats Saw Mns
Tobacco Factories Banks Jas 4e &e executed promptly
and at the lowest cash prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS 81 MOORE
DEG leave inform their feuds aud the public that they
- have IN operation large and extensive o n
Z d Y adjoining our Maehine shop and pre-
pared 20
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
FOR every description % CASTINGS thAtmAy be called
Tor, and As cheap be done of the mountains
MIL GEAHlHG, HoksE Pos EEs, EAsH WEaHrs,
hAEE NAuLFs WINDOW SIiIs and LINTlEs, akATs BAHs.
WArEA WHEEIs, CoAs CkusHKka and an CAsrtaos,
used "a The construction of Flour Mills Nils Furnaces
ana dwellings, made 70 order az short notice.
We Sin also furnish every description Of steam and Water
Machinery ~ the k0t5c prices Paers made % order
10 charge for of patterns have Foundry
The highest prices paid In work for old Iron.
ELLIS 4 MOORE,
Jan. z Sly Sssbvju. 80,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
CrrorrrArr AoEsoY RorAI IEsuRAEcE CoMrAsY,

February b. 1901 J
= have examined W. Z. Chds Co.'S Elastic Fire and
Water Proof RooGng" and far can judge,
a great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms as Insur
those covered by metal JNO \. LAW,
Agent Royal ms. Co., London and Liverpool.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

WARSAW, WYoNIEG Co n. Y. Oct "a, ls55.
DEAR sra; I using Cshartc Pills la my ce
and find them an excellent purgatye 70 cleanse ne ysteD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
hhBumausm, Neuralgia, aud Gout,
Er0nl laa hsn DR. Mlln.e. nL Ae ll-LhnaL.L r lEu-

PULASKI HOUSE,, SAyASEAH, Ga, IAN s. 1855
HOSORED SIk: shoud be uugraiefui the relief ysur
skin has brought me did report my case To ou.
cold settled iu limbs brought excruatu neural
gc pains, which ended IN curouc rheumatism Novith
standing had the be OF phy ysicians disease grew
and worse, until, BY tie advice your excellent
agent in Baltimore, Dr.. MackenEiv, tried your pills
Their soW, but By PcrseyerinE Ia the
Of them nov entirely well.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
y u.
Erysipelas, scrOFula Kings Evil letter, Tamors
and Salt Rheum.

From Forsoa'tng Merchant AZ 50 Louie fsb {, 1886.
DR.. AVER Your Pills the paragon fs hatis great
medicine They have cured little daughter Of ulcer
Gus sores upon her hands and feet that has ncuabe
for years Her mother has been long and grcyous Al
hicted with botches and pDes her skin and in her
hair Ater our child cured she also tried yo Pills,
aud they have ured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
Eattst Yeps,
From WashinStOn.

Wa~Hiu .--en. Nov. 26.
The correspondents of lii, "Daily Times
says Goy Walker aas. Il louc a., friendly
interview With the prv ,"u; today They
discussed han-a. affairs Il; length. especially
in relation 10 the j.rolrefy oi sustaining the
action II thc Cousi ;u,iu!..., convention n
not referring the entire instrument to the
people.
The distinguished gentlemen, though diff
fering radically, parted trinds, appointing
another interview for TIE discussion of the
same subject Some OF heir mutual friends
hope for the ultimate reconciliation Of their
views, but the hope IS f.iiacious Their dif-
feren es are too radio for compromises
Open hostiIities are neyitabie. The Gov
ernors opposition to the Constitution is not
founded on the slavery cause, which is only
partially submitted but on the refusal of
the Convention to perm. the people to vote
against as well as for the Constitution. He
regards this as violation of the Federal
Constitution, of the Nebraska Kansas Bill, Of
popular sovereignty, and the nights of self
government.
The President insists that as the Constitu-
tional Convention was authorized by Con-
gress, he is bound to sustain its action what.
ever it may he, while Walker holds that the
application of his doctrine, to sustain the
refusal to submit the entire Constitution to
the popular vote, to be q simple assertion OF
the right Of Congress to force any Constitution
on the Territory, instead Of leaving the peo-
pie to decide for themselves Gov. Walker
ha. never yet seen the Conititntion, and no.
body outside knows what it is. All effort Of
the Governor to obtain copy failed.
There is reason to fear that its signers
will b6driven out of the Territory. that ii
will be considered spurious, and that the
state Government never can be set in opera.
,ion under it unless by the federal arms.
Gov Walker declares that he cannot ac
quiesce in the action of the conv ention with
out violating every pledge he ever gave
and sacrificing his honest convictions to
make himself infamous If resistance bt
made to the establishment of the State gov
ernment the President would necessaril,
call on the Governor Of the Territory to ex
ercise force to put it down. This, with hi
sentiments, Walker cannot do, and " i'll not
nor will he resign.
Washington. Nov. 81.
Gov Walker had an interview with th
President, to-day, about Kansas.
Mr.. Buchanan, rs at present advised, i
inclined to sustain the Convention
Reliable advices from Chicago state tia
Senator Douglas. also with Gov Wake,
will oppose the Lecompton Constitution i
the Senate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA

New York, Nov. 81
The steamer Africa arrived last
neAt rom Liverpool. Her dates are
anticipated by the Vanderbilt. She
brings nearly so5o,ooo in specie.
The official announcement that the
expectation of grain and flour from
France was followed in Paris by an ad-
vance of IL per cent on -four.
The Paris Bourse did not respond
to the bayancy Of the Eengiish mar
ket.
Fuller details Of the Indian news
show that the relief Of Lucklow had
only been partially accomplished
Havelock position was considered crit
ical.
The last monthly returns of the
Bank of France show a loss OF twenty
millions francs III specie.
The Austrian Minister OF Finance
proposes to meet the financial diff
Guilty by the Issue OF treasury bills te
the amount OF lGo,00O,O00 tlorins.
The decree abolis ing scrtdon inlius
sia. Is to be pubilsiled OH the 18th o
December.
The Vienna money market is heavy
the premium on gold has increased.
The steamer Emeu has arrived a
Suez with Melbourne dates 70 Sep,
18th and 964o,0o0 in gold. Gold ad
vices very encouraging.
/ The steamers Lady Bird and Cham
pion colided at Cape Otway. The lat
ter foandered and 'orty lives lost. =
Damaging aoeds have occurred Z
1 New South wsloa WISE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

PHILHARMONIC CoScEKr.-A pre-

PHILHARMONIC CoNCEkT.-A pre-
paratory reL earsal of this Society was CIV
en- on Friday evening at Metropolitan Hall.
The impression made upon the audience
was of happy cast-ali agreeing thst there
is much fine musical taste evinced in their
performances The concert Of tomorrow
evening is to be upon the most extensive
and popular scale. Among the many choice
selections OF music which have been made
for this occasion we notice, solo and chorus,
Glorious Appollo;" my bonnie love she
smileth," 'In these delightful, pleasant
Groves Lullaby" Wedding March
May Day" But the Lord is mindful Of
his own" BLOW on ;" willie Bell :" "Mcr
rie May" to conclude with the popular
chorus,
"Our Father, whose Almighty power
And grant leader bold"
On this occasion We hope to sec large and
discriminating audience, as we have every
reason to believe that this entertainment
will be of the highest character. Much
time and exertiou has bee spent in perfect
ing the arrangements for this concert and
there is no better way for the public to ex-
press their approval of the enterprise than
to come out in goodly numbers. The Hall
is now fitted up in the most complete and
cornmodous manner, aud will comfortably
seat some five hundred persons. Let Gen.
uine merit meet with liberal support from
the public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
DAVENPORT, Nov. %. 1857

DAVENPORT, Nov %, 1857.
EDITORS DEMOCRAT:
Gentlen.en Having sustained the rela
tion TO the public of LEGAL Editor of the
Evening NeWs for nearly twelve months
past, and which connection only ceased to-
day. did suppose myself a man entitled to
the common courtesies of the business world;
but some Of the present proprietary editors
Of the Ne,cs seeming not to think SO, am
compelled to ask of you favor which be-
longed to me as a right at their hands
The fact that am NO longer connected
with that paper is matter Of some conse-
quence to me, even though its editors may
deem it unnecessary to the public; and
having been denied the publication of val
edictory in the NeWs, l solicit your courtesy
to inform my friends and the public, tina,
from this date my connection with the Dai
ly EScnisg NeUs ceases entirely.
Respectfully,
HIRAM - REED
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

Help FURNIsHED.-Under the head
Of to-day's advertisements. will DE found a
notice Of the Davenport Relief Association,
the intent of which should be favorably
considered by those who wish to help to do
any kind Of chores, such as making fires
sweeping stores and offices, saving wood,
carrying coal, cleaning rooms and furniture.
By leaving orders with Justice Eagal, all
such help will be promptly supplied. As
the object is ofa purely benevolent nature,
we trust the public will take particular
pains to bestow such patronage upon the
poor Of our city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

THE Bird HAsFLowN.-The victim (.)
Of the St. Clair House tragedy, took wing
under the cover Of darkness. Does the &C
comp!ice Of this nynph du pare know with
upon the character of respectable citizen,
for the purpose of extorting money, should
be visited with severe chastisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
Again we lay a petition before the

Again we lay petition before the
members of the council in referance to the
condition of the side walk, on Main street
andswe trust that honorable body will see
fit to heed the call of mahy citizens residing
on that street who are obliged to wa e
through mud and mire as they pass to and
from their respectiye habitations. Verify
o. City Fathers, off your practitioners, a
they pass that way, often fall in muddy
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

REMovAL.-Mr. Schlegel, Bookbind-
er and paper box manufacturer has relnoS-
ed from his old rooms in Commercial block
to more commodious quarters, over Kuhn
ans wholesae tobacco store corner OF See
ond and main streets lie will continue to
merit public favors that may be bestowed
upon him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

We are requested to call the atten-
ton of the public to the grand closing out
sale at the auction room of Ill. W. Morris,
on > St., next Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ
sion will be Offer ed for cash to the highest
bidder, uithoM reserue.
See advertisement. DIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
TIE BAsENPOR, PHiLu kkXONlC
NNTIpII
II. ". MORRIS, Salesman.
The subscriber will OF! r At
II u e TxO "

4
A Ii the Goods left on Ia N nmi -,iou, "r for
n advan e. made. that have b. en- lett wtth hin the
az. y, ar, and tLc whole will be
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR CASH
CONSISTING in part Of Iw1 Morse Carriage (nev)
one large Counter Desk, one full French Mahogany
B.dstead, one do Bureau With Ri.ss ot IL, one Mar
tie I ~ Il ho,xny Double knclo I'd Was., stand,
EsAogary Work Tahl.. Chairs, Tab es, Lo,AilX Glas
res Tubs Pals, GJooks, Lamp, &c.
Ai,o-Onr les sytt OF Piased SINGLE Harness, has
beeu N sc cary years by ole OF Tie st Ea,-
tern Makers, also lot OF PArl'' a"d fiice stoves.
Hettee. iouueee, On Paintings (And TIianmings) IN
yit frames Carpets. AatrAaes, be tdins, Stoh", Tin
and other Wares. i,ntend th,s I bs Ia 'rraui
CLOSING UP SALE ON TIE SEA SOY
Ladies afe particulAriy inUied 10 a.teAd III sale
AL tie ao,sls "A b. eesn az he
UCTION ROO NJ,
ON Ses4aei street, Taird door Eat Q Perry
where The .a.e will take place, conLlenci"e ~ -
RI. CT NJ II. ". AOARlS.
Hov 0iN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

CAIRo.-The attention of the public
is directed to the card oi Messrs. Phillips,
Hunt d Co., of Cairo, Iii. Being the trans
portation agents of the Illinois Central Rail
road, parties this way will find it to their
convenience and advantage to transact their
forwarding and commission business
through this house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

The river was quite clear Of ice at
this point on Saturday morning. Weather
warm but cloudy. We think there is a
good chance for the coming forward Of
those boats which have been detained be-
low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
NOr,lk TO ADv kkIsSEKs.

Large cu,s charged double the same di..hs'ons
type.
Displayed Advertisements one.haif more 'haN
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts vii be UNDERSTOOD y
,v ,,rictly T. tie Immediate business al the sdSef
49,, and ali other adyer tsenents sent IA by the sa
yertiser will be charged extra
Advertisements no, accompanied with 'nstfuc''el
xnl h. tiser,ed until iorbd ana charged sccof9ih3
No,lcss for religious and benevolent PURPOSES ~
.,,ed one time free Of cost, thereafter chsrsed
otlcr advertisements.
Advertisements ffosi abr al inust be l""' l~' ''
oyiabfg ia adrance, u4iess from spIf"'ed Ageh"
Contacts Tor yearly sdveItaifs tfFniiH~Lic A. ~
o,,on ~ sa.ertisefs they .ayln} an tdFaH' ,iAeh'
0a per cent. on ths avDtrati ~
Aax.rtt,.mcnts inserted no 70 rfAlino i"-s'ei
q ,.r cent advance sbos. rat~s, and k'pl Oh W.
"a. 15 per cent a,is aI.,c on lrt u.sT iates.
Antranseat advertisements Iaast y yaid 'of u
sdvznce.
oEo r. WEST, Iowa STATE Dem eat.
ANpfRS n BRO DAtIs diazrttt.
n fischer IL %, ilvr Dsings 81
uaRHtS S1IUN - iLAlt., .4A'y ~ h!hs "'"'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

Those beautiful Shandaliers in the
Metropolitan Hail are particularly hard to
beat in this co ntry. There are two princi-
pal ones which cost the round sum ot one
dollars apiece.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
statement.

o,TArH OF 10WA-AUDlrOR'5 OFFICE, LAVA
y city, Octob' AZ ls,1.-Is l. b.rsos Elm
,hat ne 2Dth da. OF August leC. 50 he"'
w.s nlot, IA uiet snow1og tn toI4it.oh OF the
spsTx YAAA AND AAKIA8 IN CRAhOt ON
rAAY, Of Harrisburg. State q PEI sylvanie on the
Let d., " July 1857 10 sccnrnp'ae with the provs-
s ns 81 a. act o. he Legslasu Il this 81 air. pass
sd January 9s 1851, that such ~. enent shows that
said Company posses ed OF ths resnls te amount
OF eapn.l snd Invested - required IN said Act
Authority II therefore given to the a-ovs named
Insurance Company " transact business OF 1nsur-
ance IN this stale In with the laws there
OF. II IL siso certiAed that Ddsiu Fay, os DAven-
pert has b~e duly appointed by SAID q. mpany T.
lawful Al ,oraey and Agent for tn: County OF Scott
With full power % take IisAs II Insurance therein,
aud 70 &C drs service Of proc upon his fling
: certified copy u the .tatemsnt ri.d 10 this once
vh the o. * II District Court. In abd for said
County II l. fua the certified That the snnexed Is
! true cops ofths required statem mt. sn t-stinony
whereof, I have hereunto set my haod aud amxed
M seal Of once tbts 9th das Of OctObt 7, 1891
JNv. rATTEE Auditor of Iowa,
BY ADEL BEACH, Deputy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
Co-Partpership Notice.

TTAvrNG formed . % partnership un1er the nsme
III Li,iis & Brain. inth- Srosry nd rro'uc~ !.
siness q tte sta df,rmerly occupied hyJ Ltilis Z
br, on the corner Of Fifth and DSaiy -. We
would re p-ctfu solicit contnuai cedf the patron
az 80 literally het wed uYon them We shs1 aaways
enie4Vor 70 Eve satisfaction to cur cust -Ners md
IL ,cs
rav-ipsrt Nov "a fdlw) J. tILtjS,
d BRAIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C.

THsyg OPENED q, c., abiishment on Third ct eet
j FER dcoss above tn n ~keye Grocery, vtere
iotend k-eping ~ times Game II every description,
Pork-'such Spa erihs, TcDderioins, etc.; sat
P.rk a5d Beef; Beef ~ the quarter; Butte, Ega
etc.-in fact depot for tn, supply Of fsmiis with
pro o0ssons Of substantial patures AZ ehaid voee
~ whole attention 30 the hsfin0s an1 ne -ves en-
srgy In keeping fall supples Of sucn tici - srs
1ooaGo ~ 0ot up ~ - 80 TO- ssm hes -
sg1aso /. ~ Reio lsiantly = haaa Head Ga. 70
NsHl1 s Sonn .. kniiy /
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

Mr.. Mcrwin's gas fitting establishment
about removing to tie new and commoi:ous
block on Perry street which Mr.. NJ. has
there erected during the past season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

kuNNISG AGAIN.-TLc ferry boat
Rock Island succeeded in getting out Of the
slough, and was making regular trips yes
terIay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

Be IT ENACTED by tl% City Council Of
the City Of Davenport,
II That Sec l of Chapter IN Of the Re-
,..s, finances of the City of davenport be
and Hereby is amended, by striking out the
words 'one hundred and fifty dollars" and
inserting the words seventy five dollars
in their stead.
Passed and approved November the 10th,
1857
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor protein.
Attest, f. PECK Clerk,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, NOVEMBER 80. 1857


NoTIcE TO SCBsCRIBERs.-MR. GIL
LETT, the owner Of the City routes of the
Daily STATE Democrat, is the person to apply
to when by any omission ofthe carrier, the
paper is not received we have nothing TO
DO with it Mr.. Gillett can be found at his
News Depot. No. Z LIE ClSlre Row, where
subscriptions should be left. [d-n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
CO NJ NJ T. Il e. / Al.
DAvENPoET PRICES CvR I.S,.---.

DO
OFFICE OF Iowa D-IL. eIkrg liss ssc..T.
DAvkSfoRr, h"v. - 80.
Davenport Wholesale Mark kst.
The c.ose Of navigation has -. IN! 49,
siye transactions In q a. tll- ,.a,oc--vsry 30
will he pur cassoj except - tns yu.. rses.
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consumption.
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highest hg,re paid At wholesale.