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NEW YORK.

From 2a.EsFssT G. EeECEAEsD&GN's Ad-
YER; sing and Correspondence Office, No $50 aro"d
WAY, eW York.
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AgtTEOaEERs. COMMISSION afF2GHANTs,
naH zeal EE,tHte EsroIzers,

d 0Id C5pr ousa corner Eau aad Third streets we
as praparedo rsseiTs for sale ct tHcon q priya
all kinds wares and werch2n lse; household
furniture. Rorses. buFEies, eoc-. etc.
CASH ,lvaaees te u1ents ~ ben required
Ea-rtar sales 7n-slay. Fhnrs4v and Nat1Cd y.
q,'elock 4 VI Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday aights. at early liEAt.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday ofe every month At 1on clock A. =
Having provided Ourselves with large Map OF the Ct %
Fva-sve all he recent alargceEss, and be-
tievinr VIII ehe interest OF al coneeTne1 we 2F
Mo Of EvrE mouth Tor the sae Oh
Real Estate Al those wishing 70 sell ere re e7-
TED baud in their Ii IS ia ting 20 give tae pp re
The tranare Of tose having Houses and LotSnr @ j.
orzaIa, either at pa5iico- orj~ae ale
led ivt5 WO0ESLT Z. = GASDN. ACct's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
IAE Il u - TT a. II T =,
EVANSVILLE, mi.

a--@s HAvivG fitted Upa mammoth f~-- r.
- " h. RI Boat, the largest on Azs-s
Ohio Evcr in the gaostsubstantai manner, pre-
rsralto atcaTv atrusted 0urcare, eth
or by REV E3sq Es AHzEe92 : % eEE Ca AAA4
Without exposing to the inc'emency of me weather 2n!
eropery and par ocular ttenon viii bopad 10 kec1!F
g Storing and Forwarding and so to the sale oi any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly dtcd'
P G O'RTLEY returns his sincere thanks 70 ms hn-
erous friends for their former patronage and
n lysocits acontinuance ofthe same, which Will be
!aly rsciprocated.
4 Store Room. wellsupplled VIII be Kept lorthe ac
c0mniodaon Of Boats and their orders otUltI dcd
/ r1b9-tS,wjy z. G. O'RILEY q co
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vertisirg and Correspon1erca Ohiee No. $50 Broad
w.. New WORK.
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CHICAGO, Jan. s.

The National Kansas Committee have is
sued a call for general meeting at the Astol
uouse New York, on the 22ad inst, to report
the doinss since their organization.
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serbera have Just received b Express lot OF
n ia8es Kid slippers. sery nice together y ith fsse
nd complete 2s5orllleEt OF L'9otS' -10A0~@0' ~
for the Holiday parties -icprA r WELLS
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yTE rEFs. .. ARB 52 We hara in our Jara eesrr.-
f IsnroT fancy syie chat is i've ysars OLD rA 1e
Il ,.} .'I '-O7 T. Il. COOK & soE.
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PIITsEURGH, Jan. s.
The river is still closed; weather intensely
cold. The thermometer 5 degrees below zero
at sunrise this morning.
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-rEz0eyy C.F, tsS.-sx1O and 1oxl2 just reed per
w steamer James "00a ''f s. Z. GILBERT & co.
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GEav sxE.E BARGAIN

ONE thousan3 sacks c2are Alum SILT for sale A. ST
ta close eoaslz zlL1eEt. il aRl.-ed Tor - n
GH-.1 -
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Ice formed across the river here yesterday
evening; people crossed on it last night and
this morning.
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for sale st 0ur counter.
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wsse'y Aoashly' Caste .s q Fa'hsoa. lHven'o',
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Wuskng Farmer, water Cure journal.
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Subscriptions received ioe the above on the nost
liberal terms BY the hoatA, Quarter, Or Tear.
Subscvtbs Asvs ssd sass yosr psseAos.
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Ze(1N1re, Scott Co, EooOO.
~ =. WHITE, La violin and Pronvees,
J. o59ASeER, - violin.
J, oCUULBA, Claron%t,
=. o0uUlEk Coronst,
". ". REID, Daseo.
Ap4atcaAieas nade 70 y Walrr, lrAairs, viii
SooGeW Dro0Ve aaernti00
2. o Ne furnish bsster Music than aay other
~ y u . Seaee n0A91I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

ROCK lSLAND9NA
"1'" MUSIC ~
8 TO II y
H. A. PORTEA L BRO, Paora,xrons.
(gucts soS toJ .. Osest)
HAVING purch assd ont the entire interest II N,
III J. :. Csoft, ws iusrsA lesplns IN hand - .,
tiuSss 6ne stock Vi Musical Instruments Our
4Assortment of Pianos,
win sonpr,ss those from the celebrated msnusscsor
~ Of koardnan. Gray Z Co: Ch'clerinE; rirsh.
Poad 4 o.; kep0h; and Halles Z Davis; tksr Of any
other mak~rs spd not on hand wni be furnished n
' 1GoDUoNO
Of Prince 60 stand anrivallsi and give prrfert
lsrge number for the last frw years i've shall always
be Supplicd with god stock Of these Instruments
~ ~ con reeoumend them. Prices vary from tAo
70 116O. according 10 sise and nnish.
Sheet .Ngessgc.
large aseoYtUsent, And in ant receipt Of .
Popular Hsw Music. Orders suppi.i We Intend
seisg our orders weekly so that orders eft be
deprnded upsu within nv dave At farthrst.
q Hecond-h and Pianos and Aelusoas bought OF
taken IN exchange for new Instruments. Ptanoe
and Aaloieons 10 let. Instruments repaired and
tsI,~si
navsns secured the scrvsocs Of Mr.. T. A. Kins~-
Ouby hOVfItnteuu tue estoUloomtuts Wc onou ~
pleased at oil times 10 the calls ~ fress
and the public Strangers visiting the city will nnd
our Piano Hall pleasant resort and vili also learn
thst shev supply themselves ~ veil ~ BY goirs
SaTthsse ease
Orders solicited. and whether By mall or In persn
vtn b faithfully sttsndctito
H. A. PORTER 1 BRO
kpwe are BY appointment. dirss yom the man.
ufeoturcse, the sOls AGENTS for hoasdMan, GRAY 4
ODs celebrated Pianos, and have the entire conssol
for this REGION N ths 6sate we'll - Iowa.
feb06dsvtS
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Valuable City Property for Sale,

THE y 0ississldpi House, situated on Front street.
between Main and Harrison streets viii be sold
cheap. Lot 46 By l6O fees, Part Of the purcha.s .
money can rem ain Sor and years q 10 per cent
Also Lot on 81 d. near the Depot, ,s3Elto sret
100 feet;
Also corner lot on Brady st, corner Of Olsy l0ox
IS feet
The lots on ID and eth streets are sp,enddly aitu.
aed for busness purposes, and the locaiion o. the
Brady street lot u Of the best In Nerth Daveo.
port.
Yor particular apply 70
1AIRBANKO HICKSON,
nh1odH Hodman's Dui11lnl Man q.
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$1,000 Reward. .

900 Reward.
THR cliy of Deveupsrt Wili pay the sbov> Inward
i for such information viii lead to the detsctiou
and convictkn Of the prrou or persons who, IN the
neht Of the S2d OF norutnQ Of he nj insixrt se,
City Huspital.
....nq~aN oDO RsAae1ls9.
AsyCd1 Mayor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
TINE ClaIl'.aGO lITI'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Rssus Ne. 4, Mas sic Temple
Dearborn ST., N.GGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $15O,OOO
Directors.
EDMUND CANrIkLD, TSAAC COOK
TUkkEY y GlIBERT HENRY CHAPMAN
0EORGE UutN

-
.GEORcE HuLN
ofnccr~.
vDhUND CANFIELD. Prs. nENRY BANpr, Sec
HENRY CHAIRMAN. Tr-aN'r
D n. GILBEKT, GcnersI Agent and Surv~yor
This Company was organiycd On tine ?7ih dsy cf
March, A. u. ih6t usier u SPECIAL Charter f,om the
IL xisnture of loir ard business san,.ia.rl under
thc most favorable auspices Its estati hi, ut has
is~h np'n arm aWt reliable basis, ami IN ,icv ~
It's stability. s"indnrss ai ,~tmaneney ranks as ono
OF tlr nrst Insurance Companies IN IN, country T.,
those dssi,"us "f protecting tn mseyes apai-t loss
OF daniars by Fire per.ls ~ the they he
Ia oii,r tue following
Messrs Stone h witt, Cleveland, u
Williams Au.ty. Chicago.
Norton h Brther, :"
- Stone h Hpnrr.
\. Dursnd. Prcs.t Racine h Miss. Railroad
ts"n. q. Northtup, Ca-h'r Rae Co Hank.
WIN, lynde, ESD, Milwaukee.
J. q. Conior. Ksl.. Racine.
Henry fArnari, Prest Chicago h T. l. Rs,Iroad
A. Giii~rt. Cash Con, Bank chicago
ban. u RlAies, Ed, Cleveland. u.
Hon John {: br"slin, Trras'r of state. Columbus
Ihos Campml, Esi.. Springfield, IN.
Hon. H. Chamheriin. 81 It,uis. NJ.
Mersts. Wsdsworth, Wells " ycan,or., Chicagu
Mcssrs. ! IL Burch h Co.. Chcaro HAMA
Hon. WIN. Me'iiii. Governor of ohio.
AeSsrs q. W S,xet h Co Chicago.
Jmid. Smith h Pratt, Dixon, Ii
VIM. blanchard. ESQ, Mo,ttr III
non WIN, TfrNitt, Ssr'v ni state. Columbus. q.
| A-rsrs. " & 20 q. C.-,k n Co, ,Rashior,i IN
:" u. wheeler, h SIN, Aurora
Neamiah % AZ. Esq Buffalo, N y
WIN. D. Fundy, Esq.. Springfield
Hon. W Bsrity uie- Jupieme Court nnns0sId;
Ohio.
Gen !. Curi,, Springfield, III.
Richard Ivers, Esq., 81 Louis. NO
u. FIELD,
Agent NJ Davenport ssd Hoek Island
OFFlCk. Davenport at the STATE DGMooRAs
s'ascr, Post once Building, BRADY Street.
July St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

r. y. O0nMn1 % nAIN AND 0cOpD oranul
DAv1MI 70 Afs IOWA.
1RAL ns1A1s naOx1R
EXmAues
GENERAL LAND


GENERAL LAND,
xN1U8AyOk 4 GHTELLI0Ex0SA0xN
uOUo10 reated, Lssses drawn, Rents collected,
~ Taxes paa1 ~ DOo-sestis nls. Collrtions made
promptly rGmittsd 10 aAy part " the coun,ry.
H1eesnee bought end sid, Notss discounted n
ssoi eecurily.
@ Wilder, eso, Boston. Mas.
Locke. nasshe Z Go. Dossou, Mass.
Asddevss O. ="
hon y nosrts, =. Dsid& sVster, Mss.
3uosl AAea, Oampile,
Keith, 10, Abiagt0a, -
00 Wosd0ens lnsnksr) Chscsgo, IN.
2uneanotoo, WsAvssah Pasks, Chtoaeo, IN.
q A DOuglas, EsQ,
aEsssssa, . AssAnay. niss. f~s.
A small, hea, 0s,raa, M
Hon James Harrington, Davenport.
Burrows Z Pre(eyuan. I"
DurDeil, t3silrtt o..
or WhtlnOnb, Bsa,
april 3sdsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12
HARDWARE.
-
OHlLD0 HOAFR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dealerr In Duilders hardware. Farming imp,enent.,
bence Wire, hope, Paints, 0uns, Cutlssy &c. &C.
Dealers viii 0DdN 70 thslv sdvoneaee b loot es ouY
secea Of Goods before purchasong q 0aher pisces.
Our 0eOre b s1tuote3 O tAe south sile Of 0eoond
stsest batvesn eysdy and Asin, opposite tAs OAlns
snd g. ~ store LeOlalrs Dov
op010. CulLD0 4 HOATH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12


Large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
displayed advertsemenu one half more than
usual ratss.
Yearly advertising contracts viii he understood u
sply strictly tho immediate business af The sdver
tiser al other advertisements sent In BY the ad
vettiser viii b~ charged extra.
Advertisements NOT accompanied with Instruction
sl be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices iu religious and benevolent purposes IN
se.'ed time free OF COST thereafter ehsreed ~
other advertisements.
Advcrtts~nsLts from abroad must
sariabiv IN adrdnes, uniess froin approv
Contracts tor yearly ndyerti, ing tfminA''e ~ '"
tal,u Of advertisers they pAying al advah' cmen'
u prr cent ~ Nh eontrs't pf1s
Auvsrtis.in, nls inserted NJ st To teAnihe ""t'e'
40 ,~r cent svance above rates, and kept on H.
,,d, on ,,r rrt advance on regular rates.
An usnseut ADVERTISEMENTS must DO laid FOR IN
advance.
,:to n WEST Iowa STATE Deincrrst.
ANpERs n BkO. Daily tssssttc.
n LIS. ukR.f co, DIR Dsmukrat
HARRINGTON 4 wII.kik. Dsily Evening News
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Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and tventy Building lots in IN
~ Addition = The town Of r0rt Dyroa.
1hese loea are eligible and handsomeay situated %
- hank u tn 0sssslppi. 1hey w b sood - ree-
tonable Serms.
YOr particulars inquire Of nessrs. Durtss, Pratt Z
o., Port Byron, Charles J. nogers, nsq., IsCaire
Oorbln Z Dow Davsnpagt, o. q ~ subsrstber,
JANIS NAY
n ~ subscriber he's numbesless desirable ple
epeof land In and near the ctttss q Davcaport and
IsOhairs, amp the town Of Fort Dyron, tAss -
u res - sell. GOct16efl IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

d. ID. CARLETON
vDol4aALE AID A9sAn DEAl9n n
BOOTS SHOES AND BR0GANG,
- At fHD NEW BOOT AND suOD sF0Bn,
Aas removed from Main 70 neady oereet, -.
tWeoo 9Th nd ~ sts., Where - y n,yv n
sesivtng hs Spring stock a Dosas anA 0hoos,
vhcA embraces the usual vasisy of styies ~ onts
Ladiss, 0issss end Ohndreas wear.
0OUNT1Y HBlOIAN13
o. here md oood assostDnt Il seasoaslae
Psr6egss Rst06SSee1 0Oobo,
% LO Y PAICBSas In any sstsh,ishnens VI ~
Wsss. tapl6dAWt0
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WOODEN PUMPS.

i PUAP0 to order, u any length or capacity
fhege p1npe ere made % that vateS vil not sreess
In them. Warranted TO work well for one year
AQueduc4 logs furnished 70 order. Orders may b
left q the On oe Of D. l. Ghorey, Esq, or with ths
subscstbev q IT'S paace Of business. near D. o. 0o
rey's Machiue Shop.
Dsvenpost. Nov -. Asvts J. Q. OHORUY.
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Rsss-s 3pis-tts, 10.
w. T. SHUFRLDT 4 co.

CHICAGO rU1D aPRlr HANUrACTuRY
ODyl0A IN SOUTH WATER STRRBT,
O0R0A oOs- sses as :
I lQUOA DRA1KRS AND OfuHnS ARB INV.
u ted to W TIE pnse opsfts mad q the above e.
taoaishn11s, ~ W11cA 1sdeuo Are snllbasoA. A.
A1eseean brandy and "a Of aes esvos ~ Rlss 1Uis-
4 pStees.
AprNtA,1oDA y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

Oranges lvsed LeSesOssS.
Az Bo1e. Orsn6es and Lemons Just received an
NfU fos sale at Whelcsaie and Retail At
nnOOxs 4 DAvIo'
CsnfectioRary stsss, csEnsr ~sh saA brs.iy st's.
Nsy 2Idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

F.fouH
IlrtheY
|oinesO
theso
M
| Store.
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CARDS.

GEO. =. WOulTCOMB,
A,ittsey- and Counselor At Law, Notary Public
Al 4, C,nn,nis lHiet ii D,e.is for N H., VT.
T. r,rn md. Uhi.. Once N. W. corner Main
and md s,r., Davenport. aug i3 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-12

DArENfnD n l961, tie ~ ever oGessA n NJ
Man - fsr sals y 0r ULD I et0Ran, q ~
49, sass Sssss g - ~ s ~ sss nss "a - - -
bssyl =. 3 " s oQT11 = G1e !.
T. :! :, !.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-25
New York Wool Market

NOV IS-P. M
The same inactivity previously exist,
ing continues. Buyers and sellers are
equally Indifferent about negotiating till
such time as tho Goods market exhibit
some symptoms of returning animation.
Domestic is not 10 large supply, being
chiefly held for higher prices in the in.
terror although it is ample for the re.
CURED wants of manufacturer al pres
ent, n sales can only be effected. even
on time at q decline of fully 7@10c per
10 from the highest range Of tue season.
oot cash buyers could obtain a discount
OF 59@5O per cent. Foreign is in good
supply, and is stiIi dull and nom;n.i 00'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-25

HE ASHLAND LYcEUM This Socie.
ty is now fairly under way, and it's dis
cussions, which are held every Monday
evening. are attracting considerable at.
tention. The subject which has been
discussed heretofore, and which is not
yet disposed OF, relates to the origin of
the bard times-aDd is one that reaches
directly to the bottom of the Peoples
empty pockets. We hope there will be
a more general attendance of both Ia.
dies and gentlemen.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-25

ExoDus.-Among the citizens we'll
known to the people of eur town and
county, who have recently removed from
among US, is e. N. GATES, Esq. Mr..
GATES was one of the Oldest practitioners
of law in the county. and retired from
practice about seven years ago, after
having achieved a remarkable success in
the line of his profession. We urder-
stand that it is his intention to resume
the practice of his old profession at Gen.
coco and Chicago-the former town hav-
ing b~eenachosen by him as his future
That he will be successful in
this broader field that he has chosen, we
entertain no doubt.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-25
MARRIED..

In Cincinnati, on Thursday evening, Nov
Sd. at the residence of John W. Sullivan, by
Rev. JAsMrs F. CHALF4ST. Mr.. a.. COMMAG.
Err POWER. (Printer.) formerly of this place
and Miss FANNIE CLARK, all of Cincin-
matt, Ohio.
In Mt. Vernon, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. LEONARD, Mr.. j. W. DAVIS, and Miss
KATE TRIMBLE-the bridegroom of Ash
land, Ashland county. Ohio, and the bride
late of Akron, Ohio, and formerly of PennsyI-
49,. BIAS.
October 25th, by JAcoB FAST, Esq NJ. WASH
INGTON II. CUTLER, to Miss MALINDA
KEENER. all of jackson township. Ashland
county, Ohio.
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RoBBERY.-On. the evening of the
10Th inst, a butter merchant by the
nameof +. WALTz, of Hayesville, Ash
land county, Ohio, on his return from
Mansfield, where he had been to transact
some business in money matters, was at
tackled con the road at some point be-
tween MiHin and HayesViIle, by three
h~ighwaymeD, n d'robbed of thirty eight
dollars and his pistol, Said WAL1z was
left standing in the road partly insensi.
bile with his flask and watcb.guard
both broken.-
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New York Tea Market.

Nov. tsp. VI.
The auction sale this morning wa.
well attended, and from the trade a fai,
spirit was nantes cd, though there was
an absence of all speculative feeling =
The Offering was all of Blneks, com
prising Oolong, Aukoe, ard Orange,
Peccoe. of new crop, the first arrival,
and first offered this season. Two thirds
OF the catalogue sold at 364@36c for
OoloDgs, and 24@234c, for Ankoe--
showing a decline of nearly 30 per fb
on the former from the prices current in
July, and Ice op,the latter. There is a
moderate business doing in Greens at,
private sales at steady prices; sales arc,
however, coLfned to the actual wants of
The trade.
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