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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
REAL ESTATE
Y s.D0rARR lY~E1HT y.

,r'a ,JGLilS LI'T.i.st +,
1T AN ID. A G. EMF.
office n .sseaisso'. 0lssk. 4ecsa1 Asssss,
[ sssvcea lasin sst Brady. ~,
-aa Timber .Lsud.
4, ACR ~ iAsv. b.ausiia Sinbsr % lnHss
/ fruD Davenport; pr,os So pcr acre. Wi be
.iividsd " suit purchaser
lnpresed Farms. an NJ
2.o scres high, improved fam sni:ss irsa bsy-
port; 2o0 sc-.s In cultivation gsn board fence with
,Ase s,s-. boss, stable. ~'c- it' . ~ .
ALeau,iful farm 8 y nes from Dsvenpsrt-lSo
ac,~ 50 acre. in cultivation pzrr tiuuher : new
hue, stable, etc -nss.l ~.
miles rron. uav-np5r,; ~ acres; - acres I'M
~ 70 Ser-s sims~r-rm,naE uatsa, hssse s's-
be, e;e. r. a..n .tu
3I,sc,,s Unite, from Davrupovs-'F acres N
E.u,- 40 scrvs IN a high stale Of cnlt,vati,n, ios
wre> tinibrf, large orchard ivy good wells os water,
isrge tmvse Win rootns' stables, ou'oniiaWeN, "e
- = ~ :.
milea from Dsv"nport-4O acres IN euI'iva'iob
good house. stabe, etc
81 miles from Davenpnt-~leaasrae oil In ssnGr =
sp ac- in cultivation 10 timber 20 acres pra
ie hoUse, stable etc.
miles from pav 'nport-so acre.; 30 acres H. eul-
vation. part timber. large new house, good oarh
tc, etc.
~ miles from Davenport-s0 acres; 60 scr's 10
cultivation, good hoWe stable, etc
70 miles from Davenport-s0 acres, 6o acres In
cultivation, good house, stable, etc.
70 mile. srem Da,,npsrt-s acres; so acres in cul
tvatiop II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
i27 Acres Pine Timber Land fersale

vT>nc Subscriber win sell . valosh" tract ~ hes,y
j Timber lara of $40 ace. in Wiscnns.n, sitnated
n-ar 81 Croix Fail- -.if Riv-r ard rurning
sstk on small Iah". hsinr the scrii.h line
tn. Hua asn LAX Srperor R.i road vii pass along
side ~ II 'rn94h Il II Is ore y th. most han
tt,il as tion - IN West; village l. spvnsing
.p - t- "a ne'ia' vicinity. and ,he land will DO
W. u e. lav cr, H. silagelts. s.w Mil Il bling
er, cd n this autiful stream within tv rod ~
thh lsi,d ;bf a'ov.. land l. cheap Al A20 per
sc,s .i>o ~ srrrs P,ne Timber Land OF th" hrst
tualifv N H. ..nk OF the Chipr"Uay. wher. the
log. rAn h rr.'y sost.i down INTO the Missi>sppi,
10 inart The above prnnerty will he . IA NJ har
gain; .af i,nd Tree and cl"sr from all in rribr-
ance IT, m. rs.y. Por further raticalars enquirs
u ine snb-rriber, No. s. sCxire Row. Esd
aec13if L. L. HoLCOMB.
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Eleven most Desirable Building
Lots.


/ n~.l cnrnsr of l.. C.ir. and Front Streets. sob
iivf.d Into eleven lots suitable Tor cnmmo<lious
stores snd Corltgis~ion Fcus-s Is offered 10 least
az tn. above nsufed term Convenient siet n,h0t
lsrdins with pros'mi,y to ~. Rsircsd depot, max.
peculiarly desirable for Business purIcs.s In
r,reof Tm n PTINPFTH East pIveLIort.
. DAWSON RUTE Davenport Del
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FOUNDRIES. ~
AvENPoRT fRoN wCRK1 1"t
r q u n ID R y
- AeRh M.aG III 49, y o..

4 n
! r q u NDK y
a.S-D MI e. HI .s;H . nor.
4 3sr,p, ksss I.iA,, ,sa s.cosd sassrts. y.
JAN MS, ,DUNNEl.1.N 4 CO.
iL4ss> Ipr~sses q Ae L~C7osre SSssd'1J
! 4 RI now prepared To exscute oil k1nds cf 1usme
n ami Machine sork fos saw end kSssssAe oass.'
,srnaae nsal Hsoss tHsstnSs.
! OF .r,er, and varied designs Caps. Slils. Bra.
-ts fru.ss- &C.. Of tho latest pstssrSA, y Dsds =
| order
! Accidents u u aShncry rspairel suhYut seay.-
| tmhls.iifI JAIME. O0NNkIl.X = CO. v
.nt- Copartsership.
y. Jsnfn- and po's'eiy, a"d"r the arc seo
| ass.r Of ysume nney ~,ll e.ninu- the bat
n.ssa. n old s.aid, shsrt ell order u thsar 'sas
viii te ;rompsy and rsishfas sxsc.seA.
j.ns. a~sn'-l 1fAAE DoNrHI.. DON
UNION CAR AND BRIuGE WORK
FOUNDRY,
....~.sa KNOXVILLE,
!. go, CHICAGO, iLL.
NAPs, snls, Rr.ckyaa. TIusses. Co,anns, ess 81
" th. latest patterns made TO ordef.
Information as to prices, etc, mag be ooseaea -
the o(Rue O. SrosE boonEn and boyiu0ros, Dsven-
ports block No 8. Davenport. liza.
srokk. BoohERA BOLTON.
w eAtcrn
NOVELTY WORKS.
WARD l. COOK, PrOpriet0rS.
NASHVILLE. wIscoSsJs
MANUFACTURES Of ror'abl' Stationary aud
NfeNass Engines,
Boilers, Mil Gearing.
RRO.V' y KR.SSS (.5A7Es CS
Heavy Fprgiur, on FINISHING and Repairing, Gang
Gate Mulsy ami tayo ti'rusr
SAW MILLS
With .vcry vxri ~ !" reaitgfr tam ~ water
John Noye' vori abl. is' and honr Mills. AG~nts
for he sal Of fulton kia,Gsg.'s pat 'nt) Rota
~ Sswtn,ils; u Vorn'- nsf''inR R'tary Saw
mill; Foxs pattBt siding Nil; T bStes . sfnnRF
cutting Ma hit. and MIL IN nj hing grnct ally: and
fur ,sh u order short notice, pig ir ard coal
copper, nj ani iron pipe, boiler Nn--. es'h9r and
rubber itrg, ns, ani materials tor mil "~ar> ana
engineers, Al a vety sm.li cummis.n ,ndl y tAt~s
ori-rs,r con,nntica,i ms by msn At counting
roum vii receive prompt attention
~ rLxISE TO REFxR To
NIB Brew~ter, E>p. Janesvre
Thomas Wizard, louisville kenfuky.
Birnnm Nash L 90. Hastings. Mn Ter.
RCMix, Aurcra. III
Klsore no~r o. " shinet"n, lows
Di q " B-li.n Monn, Vernon. do
Svar,n Sprav,v Martin. BnGai,,NY.
Srripp~. Br.ss Spears, Ch"as'. H.
Nv Nan, rsa, do
S',iv'n Gslaghrr, do
Benson o.. DO
Matthrw via a, East Avon.S
Own AMOR 81 PsnlM
AHph~ R.-iin. Wis.
Nv 5th, Isj6. wlvr
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PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
'rr,,nsrt ftr the Winter

nsRsers>s . seWr ~ esautry " s.svrh ~ 'npiny-
i M n u inc an. e. ~ ~ II theit ~
ur, .ur-ms h, y ~ such ~ Incl. sitr tvp -trmps
> pss pdsf q to Prof $50 JANIS T. HOFrE =
n. 4 .5i NJ Yo 4 Pet ON M tnplot men
Il A.. 81 70 eth. eI---atian in lif' !mmst 'rtx'
"a ticl ftiaiy consn 7ot'nn, sra cst ts sarn
.rtap. n in any y i~ss dw .linls; Secured ey pYi
~ ~: A. ~ p~rrian-rt ~ dnnr. An ~ ui
so,.i we " :. wn IN the Union. tahto "a ~
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For Sale.

AnNs hundred and tv"nty BUILDING lots IN ~
sddi'on I. the town 81 Port Bvron.
These lots are eligible 4rd handsomely situated ~
shc t.rk OF the Mississippi rhey vii m .'ad ~ -es-
tnnsste l,rr,s
Ear psrtl,uis~- ,rart-- nf Mess-s pprfe- Pratt
Co; por. byron Charles Racers. Rsq. IfClare,
Corhin Dow Davenport, or 81 the subscriber.
JANIS NAY
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Valuable Property for sale In East
davenport.

g GOOD Building lots siso te-c story Rran-
] - Rouse. and two lots everlasting the Mlssis-
sippt river Appyto ssm,e, Csuv. In Past Dsven-
y ,rt or 10 John A. Guy o. Jas Jordan IN Dsr"n-
pot auS1a-dtf
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For. Sale (he0sp.

on ACRES ot dne Pra'rte ast mile south o.
ON Fu,ton Depot, with dwelling house theres,n'
This property be bcrsht upon the most reasonable
terms RnQnrs Of q. Z. HUBBkIts
fmsy6dtfl Land Agep
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12
CsR. Gag.DM T.,

CO. ssS.DME,
o,,- I.v.l. ON ID street, nsa'
Davsnpevt.
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- and o~sossnes ss-hsW - Ooce ser'n,ss
= Na,a ssA s~e. nd ssrest'. is'eopo"' ''"'
|sdt0
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~ tn" subscriber has nIniNer desirable pi'
sc~n. .ns in and near the CITIES % Davenport snf
LeClsire amp near the town % Port Byron. that
sc 49, q, col, [OcflStfl yM
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Prairie Lands for Sale.

TVNHE subscriber has one tn usand scr-s of prim-
l prsirie lands in Jaspcr, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which he will ell FER cash. or -
hsnRe for other proprty upon the MIST favorsol"
srrs also for sale I'm. buitins iOtson Brady
and Prrrv STREETS in Narth Davenport.
ian u hs OLIVER q. LOGAN.
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nOMGOPATHDC MEDICINE.
$nlNCR. n DIT. te cons u,tsd at hts paspeo-
e Rrady, b.twscn Fourth and Fifth Srre's
sr~~ 10 o'clock A. n. TIL lP Nesideuce
-ssss csruss brsAy snd Fifteenth sfree's
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VyNvBF nlnDCH, oil asss, yss1 ,~e~fvsAs
Y ~ eale q ueV Fort pllsasAs, JOUy'AA ~
o. = N 1ssAv. hstvssa ~ ~ =
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y AiAss
AllIN 4 CLARA.
ns ens o 80 suslAl
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J. ~. W1t'EH@
!. Choice vanty Gro~er,es, Provisions. rr"
He. rsesnd o., bst Brady aaA nam. D.,S p"
leOa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12

nREos AND OF OAK fnIMA!NGe-New
IL a,s ssle u Nev Yost prices Of fOUY'N
between Ord end 9Th s,rss4A
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L.. o. PAsskER.
!, a.A Ccrnsa,ios AZ Law, and No'sly 1".m w.,
80, ssse~ss~r peid 70 Conveyns A. ~,
n 81 Land rttlss. Oose on 'ss-s oraiI
Sass bsuA1ns.. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-12

cornss,lsvs q lev, and Notary ~
Iness Al HscLiot I osrbin's kHeha"ss %
hnorS. 1Uva.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18

REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvENTGoN.-A gath.
ering of Republicans at Columbus have resolved
to postpone the Republican State Convention un-
ii 1.-The 18th of August, six days after the meet
ing of the Democratic State Convention. Why
the 18th of July, made so famous by the adop-
ton Of the ordinance of'97, does not appear; AMI
in the absence ofan avowed reason, we may fairly
infer that the leaders saw signs in the political
horizon, which, Notwithstanding their heavy
plurality in the State, made them desire to see
the course of the democracy before embarking
in the campaign. Why the 18th Of August was
fixed upon we are at a loss to divine. 1t is not
the anniversary Of any particular remarkable
or able event in our history, that we can recall,
which custom seems TO require for the meeting
ofsuch bodies. In England it is the day the
game laws expire, and when the hunting begins.
If they meant to turn out their candidates as
game for the democracy, the day is appropriate
enough SteubeRvjHe Union.
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HAZLETON d BROTHERS,
Piano EsOTte
MANUFACTURERS
No. 2O9. Centrn Street. New York. u

No 209. Centre Street, New York. e.
Where may be iuond a superior assortment of
Piano Fories, in Pltfin and Ornamental Cases from
ia octave Of the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant
pdtd staaa in any climate. Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed TO
.sNt II islac IL. II ret 90, the IiEDo may hts re
.,,titt Il us. we refur ding tie money andhtielt
At the great Exhibition at the CRY sial Palas,
New York, 1853, Prize Medal was awarded to
Hazletou & b. lothers, for The superior quality Of
their Piana Fortes, Which were tested in Touch
lone Equality, and Durability OF Tune, and placed
in tine highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artstsa-William Norris, Chairman on Musical In
.struments; julian. Max Mareizek, w, H. Try; r.
s. Wi lie, h. Eisiedt, q. Meignen, Emeias Girac
Dwight; Jury on Musical Instruments, George +.
Brisow, Secrethry on Musical instruments.
.Irule Is, 1856 ly. hti.iflI
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The present high price of sugar and molasses
Should stimulate all those who have sugar
camps, to put them in operation. Sugar is now
selling at New Orleans by the wholesale at
Eefh toto IL cents per pound, with no proba-
bility of a reduction. Ifmaple sugar has here
tofore paid anything like fair compensation
for the labor ofmakihg it, it cannot fail now to
be quite profitable. The price will range be-
tween fourteen and sixteen cents, which is
nearly double the former price.
We have no doubt that most if not all the
camps in the county will be opened early, and
and kept open during the entire season. Toall
who have camps our advice is, open them and
20 to work.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18

IMpLIdATI6N OF MEMBERS OF CoNGREss IN
CoRRUPrIoN.-The Troy Wig says it is in the
receipt of private letter from Washington
(Feb. 2, in which its informant gives the names
of five Congressmen who have been implicated
by the investigations of the Corruption Commit
tee. Four fthese are members from New York
representing constituencies west of Albany, the
remaining one from Illinois, and all Republicans.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18

A BILL THAT 0uaHT TO BE PAssEp--A bill
has been introduced into the New York Legis-
lature providing hat the wife of any man who
habitually spends his time and money at places
whore intoxicating liquors are sold as beyer-
age, thus bringing his family to want and desti-
tuition, shall be entitled to her own earnings and
those Of her minor children; without molssta-
ton, on account Ofthe caprice, debts, judgments,
or other liabilities Of her husband.
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The "CO,tStiaastiOn,1

The above is the title of very neat plpor
published at Vanwert, Ohio, formerly by Ii. S.
Knapp, but now by our young Democratic
friend E. II. Heath, formerly of this Office
The Constitution is a COOL Democratic paper;
and we know that MIR. Ii. is fully competent to
make itjhst such paper as the Democracy OF
Vanwert desire. To make their organ efficient
they must extend very liberal support. Here's
great success 70 you, Edward.
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s5o,Ooo worth of Goods.

Being by far the most Observation-Disclosures the
Best Selections they have brought to the Civ
They have Pdded to their former almo t end less
variety, large stock OF FlOwered Carpeiing, Rugs
&C., o the latest Designs Also cho ce lot oi
Furs--suiable fer Winter tradp-to both of which
as well their stock generally, they invite the at
tent'on OF the trade.
Having been in the East short time previous to
the late heavy rise IN all cotton fabrics aud buying
largely with Cash las Se have dong tor many years.
well as from the importer and manufacturers in
many instances, they can offer inducements to close
cash trade excelled by no house in the west.
10 n eet the wants of their rapidly increasing
trade, they have made and are making arrange
ments to furnish the trade with one of the best se-
lected stock OF goods in the west. and at as low
rates as can be had in the United Statss
In this stock may be found fully 1900 yards of
Silks Some-the best imported
400 yards French Merinoes, Cashmeres, Thibit
Bombazines, both colored and plain.
A full line OF the richest Printed. and Ombrc and
Satin and striped Delanes and cashme-es imported
400 coaks tama shawls, scalfs, &c. embracing
all-the latest sty les and the best ever bought.
30 O00 yards of Ginghams, Delaines, Dways,
Prints, &c.
10000 yards OF Domestics empracing the latest
line of the Woolen and Cotton iabrics, kept by
any similar, il not by any house in the city
They are fully prepared to sell by the piece or at
retail.
They solicit the attention pf close cash trade,
and pledge the public that 10 olort uon their part
shall be wanting 10 secure much larger trade
They feel confident that TO house iu the city can
offer equal inducements 10 he trade-ther motto Is
"no trouble TO sell goods"
Goods sent to Boats, Cars and Hotes free OF
charge. STONE a. THOMAS.
Nnyemher 12-.f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18
Legal n office.

Court Of Comnao1e Pleas, Harrison county, Ohio.
John Gardner Ts lcivi, notion.
James Mathews, etal
NJ Office is here givento James Mathews, and
IN Margaret his wife, ct the State of Iowa, that
John Gardiner has filed his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas for Harrison county, Cho the OBJ
ject and prayer OF which IL that the Plaintiff re-
cover judgement against James Mathews for
two hundred dollars i$5CJ,GON with six per cent
interest, per annum tn ereon, from May 2nd A. D..
1883 upon pFomissary note, made payable to the
said John Gardiner order. on, or before the
first day of Apri, 1856, by the said James Mathews
and dated May ID, 1853; and for the sale of Lot
numbered Ninety, 1901 in the town of Cadiz, in
said county, and the proceeds applied to the pay
ment of said cloim m-sad lot having been mort
gagged by said James Mathews and his wife to John
Gardiner to secure the payment of s"id note; and.
that unless they answer on, before the l2ht day
of March, A. D. 1857 the obligations of said
petition will be taken confessed by them, and
decree rendered accordingly.
JOHN GARDINER.
BY GEO w. McCoof, his Attorney.
January 1887