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Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
Sewers amt Deadl
r HE HASN'T DONE MUCH LATELY,
Tile Saw-IMiHs are aoO running, and
Lstasber IS plenty.

Ito yowho are in want of Houses, listen
III unto mo while a talo unfold.o1 2
] have 1t to say that i have lately on
gagged in my employ some Of the best Oar
penters the country affords; and as building
material is now plenty,I ain prepared To
do all kinds Of work il my line Of Business
in the best style Of workmanship and with
the utmost dispatch, Gentlenien, please
examine my work, and see for yourselves
| soy that for durability and neatness, my
work will compare favorably with that Of
anybody elso's, and as for oaItArNEss, I SnSS
any one TO underbidme, o'l h5omy
n My terms are strictly cash, ". ainav
'''S'N !" WIN. S0WERS.
Prairie City, July Goth, 1857, ifoa Wv
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

E4y7A certain physician says that.
young ladies may try all the antidotos
in the world Tor depressed spirits
but, tillsthey hayeresQurce 10 asmall
dose Of husbandg they mood nothppe
FOR anylong centinhod conyhloscchse.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

~ Ey- Z" Samb0, what's Yer up to
now-a-days % 80, Use q carpenter
and jiner." :" Ho, Iguoss yer is
What department does yor perform,
'Sambo ~ G"What department 7 ]
does do circular work.''l 'tWhat't
that 2" "Why, ! turns do grin
stone.n tAlaF tn'W iNi VuJ-fnV
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

Y v asv- When great people are in dis
tress, they are apt to receive very
liberal proffers of assistance from
littlo ohos. OlAhl y what shall I do Z?
exclaimed q horse in q quagmire.-- =
Take hold Of my tail, sq0oakcd q
pompous little mouse. Az
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

EE-"Ciuilty or not guilty" asked
a Dutch Justicc,mN aNl lt Ng
nNot guilty
oDcn, vat te tyul do yon here p
Go apout nit your pizness y Aa
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

ETStockings that need darnlpg
loolA jarpcd sight worse thandarncd
stockings.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent. 40
ToHN GRAHAM is now erecting new
~ stone building which he offers for sale
as itnow stands, or for rent when completed.
1t is suitable for dwelling house and will
easily accommodate two families.
A bargain can be struck on moderate
terms Inquire Of the subscriber. lN
Prairie City, July goth, 1857, 4tfs
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
pRAIRIE CITY.

Ia fairly under way, with more improye!
monts and better prospects than any other
town on this great middle thorougbfarc.
Such 10 cor posltl6hl hlthat we defy success
full ccmpeutlpn.g Oar main eirest' already
has q Bpshpss eppcprNrec, and several
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
WATER.

In this respect, We think, Prairie City has
the advantage over many other towns in the
country. While water, as arule, is abund-
ant, aud Of n good quality in the Territory,
still tis Of d better quality and more easi-
ly obtained In some localities than others
We think every citizen can, have good wa
ter In his yard at an expense Of from ten TO
twenty dollars. This, IL will be acknowl--
edged, is q desideratum Of greater value
than almost any thing else. II must be q
great drawback to town, whore all the
water is shrougbt from aspiring, or hauled
from tho river or obtained by digging from
fifty 70 eighty ftet to obtain 1t. % HrlIaal
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES
We can huthGlly say that in no part 81
KOnzas Territory are the people so blessed
with educational privileges as tho people Of
this section on Z" Liberty HILL" within
the city site, Is now being erected aSeml-
nary, which Ia designed for four teachers
When completed II will be two stories IN
hight, stirInountcd with an ornamcnted
cupola, The ME-, Church (North) have
located and design soon to commence erect
ing n University within onolhalf milo Of
hoye, which, whom completed will be Soc
ond TO none west Of tho Mississippi rivcr.
With those focts In consideration, poo
ple In Tho States can have no grounds for
hcpitating to remove here for fear Of dobar-
Iring thsiF children from educational privl-
leg0n,l ylIlNlNnop NNg bW, Al 4p40UI
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
STONE.

We have the best Of building stone on
the town site in greaI abundance. Tho
cost Of quarrying and hauling is about three
dollars cord. Lime and sand can behad
at cheap rates, aud in any quantities. sa.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
FENCING.

A claim can hardly be found without
sufficient stone on the same 10 fence
it, and build all that is desircd--Wire fence
can be made at a cost of about forty cents a
rod. This kind Of fence would be, we
think, the most available to start with; the
osage Orange will give protection to crops
in about four years from tho seod.i 'N
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
TIMBER.

There is a sufficient quantity of timbe
to supply the reasonable wants of the farm
ers, and for town purposes. And timber
grows very fast in this country the Locust
can be grown from the seed in three or four
years, sufficiently large for fence posts.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

As fine prairie as there is in this country
lies round about in this region. And many
claims can yet be had within three, or foul
miles Of the town. a.HU N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

Office hours from 8 A. NJ, till r. NJ.
sep7dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
TIE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLE.

TIE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLE.
BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that our citizens have but a
short time to procure this celebrated article.
Messrs. SruMoNs h Co have been in Daven
port but about one week. and during that
time have disposed Of very large number
Of their glasses. All who have purchased
them are highly pleased, aud would not
now do without them. Among the names
who have expressed themselves in this
wise are our worthy City Treasurer Mr..
SYLVESTER, and Mr. Ellis Of No. Le Claire
Row. Mr.. Sylvester says he would not part
with his for any consideration. Mr.. Sem
mons goes from here to Dubuque, and to our
friends of the Press we would most heartily
recommend him as gentleman and expert
enced optician.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Relations with Costa Hica.
WASHINGTON All

'"ShA6Sc 1t'.
The navy Department this A. NJ, receiv-
ed dispatches from Capt. Thatcher who Wis
tied the Costa Rician Capital and had an
interview with Gen. Mopn. the late comman-
der Of the Costa Ric;an forces in Nicaragua,
relative to alleged forcible detention Of GER
tain American citizens on the Lake Nicara-
qua and San Juan steamers by the Costa
Rician authorities
Gen. Mora denied any such detention, and
said that the engineers and hands employed
and occupied on the said steamers by him
Or his subalterns. were paid by Costa Ri
cans, and none were forced to remain in
any capacity. The contracts were made Of
their own free will, and not over half doz-
en- American citizents in Nicaragua choose
to remain there.
Government has received dispatches from
VIM. Cary Jones, but they contain nothing
definite in regard to his mission to Costa
Rica.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
J. =. SLAYNAkEE,

VEGETABLES IN MARkET.-Mr. Til
den, in lie Claire market, is one Of the most
enterprising and accommodating Of men.
His stalls are filed with every variety Of
vegetable and fruit Potatoes. apples.
huckleberries. squash, plums, tomatoes. corn,
beets, melons, cat fish. trout, white fish, oni-
ons and the best Of butter. cheese and lard
are all kept by him for the benefit of those
who go to market So neatly arranged and
systematizod is his business, that everything
in the cooking line can be had mt one time
and place, saving the time Of those who
have heretofore been compelled to go to one
place for butter, 10 another for potatoes
and so on through the whole vocabulary of
eatables. You can always rely on Tilden for
honest weight and full measure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
From he Nev York Ne,cs.

FTe1 tie New York Ne,ss.
SHARP PRACTICE o. Bsxx PanfDExr-THr
CANE lLlUsrRArED.-To show how timid.
and TO what unprinsiplsd nsasurss, even
old established fnanciers viii sometimes re-
sort in times ofperlexity and doubt. We re-.
cord the following facts:
On Monday, Messrs Moran Brothers Dor.
rowed $4,000 of the Bank of America. Civ
ing security for the same 10 the amount of
SIS 600 in bills receivable. The failure of
the Ohio Life and Trust Company occurred
Immediately after. On Tuesday Mr.. Moran
took SIC, 900 Of other bills receivable to the
same Bank, and rendered them for discount
with q view mainly to pay of the loan of
10000. The tender was refused promptly
and Mr.. Moran was walking away. when
Nj Newbold, the President Of the bank
called him back. and asked to see the bills
receivable which Mr. Moran had to offer
On receiving them he coolly, and in the
most imperturbable manner. doubled them
up and put them in his pocket. telling Mr..
Moran he would return them with the 9th.
ers previously deposited on the 10000 loan
being repaid.
MIR. Newbold had no more right TO that
paper than We had, and it was in fact, a
transaction which approached very near
robbery. IL. in best, was a trick which
the most confirmed sharper would hardly
resort to, and in a bank President should be
denounced by every honorable man. Mr..
Moran, however. went TO the Merchants
Bank, and got his check certified for slO,-
900. with which he Immediately paid off his
loan TO the Bank Of America, and obtained
back all his securities
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

forsthought would save Thousands Of dol
lars TO our citizens. that now 60 into the
pockets Of speculators. We hope that eve
~ cellar Of every citizen will be filed with
the necessary quantity Of potatoes. oninos
and pork for the season. This win Be true
economy. and then merchants can ship all
produce or not. Just - they please.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

4 NOkNEh of 1hhd aLd 1s~a - cts, Davenport.
~ on'y sp"strs from tie " Depot Cue an
ted 10 be A. good 1iouee my Ia iLs city Ira.
veiers stppnr IN Davenport viii mud At the D.rs n
Hpu-c all the q, mfOItr or se- hone, Co rriwirs
ca an roonis, clean bids, soud s,terdsncs ssd 4
hcerfni compisHee with Every r6a.oD ali Z drlaAad
Charges rnsonat lie aud no hurubus
SETH SHOVE, BEkyTE~TON
Agent lrnsostss7As Wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Several Of the citizens residing on
the north side Of Sd. between Iowa and L.
Claire strssts. ere complaining about the
nuisance crested BY certain families feeding
their cows upon the plank pavement. in
front Of their doors. and II not soon "drisd
up" they threaten them with = visit from
the Marshal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 4.
Mr.. Robinson, the cashier Of the
Eagle Bank, who is charged with tie
attempt to murder his wife by admin.
istering poison, waived an examination,
and gave bail to appear at court be-
fore Judge Munger. Much interest is
felt in the case.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Eiremen's Tournament at Almira.
Almira, Sept. 3.
The exhibition to-day was not attended
with great deal Of interest; nine compan-
les entered the contest for the premium on
distance, with the following result:
lst Class-Franklin Of Geneva, LIST premi
um $500.
I'd Class-Young America No. 4 Of e.
mira, LIST premium.
Sd Class-Mutual No. 81, Of New York.
lst premium.
The firemen's parade and review and the
torch light procession will take place to-
morrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Oliver Lee 4 Co.'S Bank Of this city, sus-
pended tths morning. The suspension Is
caused by a very large accumulation of sus-
pended debts, among which is $270,00O OF
the Buffalo Car Co.
The other Buffalo banks have ell forfeit
ed themselves and are thought to be per-
fecly sound.
There is no excitement here.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Bank Failures.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1.
There is a rumor that the Seneca County
Bank has closed its doors-also that the
Bank Of NOrWalk has failed.
Messrs Franklin 4 Son. Bankers, Newark.
Ohio have suspended and made assignment
to Messrs Smythe 4 Sprague.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

Albany, Sept. 4.
Willard p Daniels, President Of the Mia
CARA County Bank. Lockport, Was robbed
lasl night in the Central railroad cars, of q
pocket book containing drafts to the amount
Of $50 900. mostly on business firms Of Alba
ny and New York one Of them was sight
draft on the Bank Of the Capitol for 81, 1000
or $4,000 payment Ia, been stopped. 1t is
supposed that Mr.. Daniels was followed by
the thieves all the way from home.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

DEv. J. y HRENGAHG, ID, = Psoses' ant Ger
~ gyman, having tsken nr his rcs.dencr ia paven-
pert win rive instruction in AHcieni and Modern
Lsngu.Fs--;3e' msn, French, So snish, snd itaii n
lie Is pr'paro' to teach Latin Greek and tn. An
lent q ieutai LangpNge-iIebicw, sirisc. Arsbc
AMI Cnade.n. He viii y.c.ive private pup q eth
n private hons or NJ Ills Tesitenoe, Western ave-
nue., c'veen Third and Fourth street ear the
MARKET House II" Wish = IL b. sn loYeS 10
tn insti,ui ms q! this city. his te mod rate
and will bc mad. anowp % picsiisn % him. lie .
ADJ TO prsduce = cd recemm .nda' ions ON several
lu- itu' |. NJ IN tho kss,
sp21s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

TAKE hfeD.-u. Tuton mas returned 10 the mss.
sssoh Hosse, ohcaso, where may BE- obtained Old
Dr. Jsmss' wonderful and celebrated extract Of Gan.
nint's Indics.-His son-in-lsv, Or. Thomas hilton
w supply you with either, personally OF BY Expses
II |. sure ssd speedy cure Of the worst casss o.
consumptioa, broncAitis. asthma. aervous debility
eosehs. colds and sore throsts-We know this 70 b.
the fact. Try II and live.
Ps.-Dy sddressing ~. Fifteen note thsessh he
Chicago Post OAes. including four seanps. fi2
eentsl. secips vii be ssas inrssuss. free q sAsrps,
70 aay past q IL Unieo.
Ds 1lLIO0,
oue16i1m MoeGoou1t 0ouss. Chanann
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
New York Sent 1

New York, Sept. 4.
It is reported this evening that the ban
kers have thrown ont the Niagara County
Bank, and also the bills Of the Danoey Bank
of Danbey, Vt. There are also rumors pre-
judicial to the Bank Of Massachusetts,, pro
baby growing out of the recent extensive
counterfeits Of its bills
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

10 Aurora. Ill.,, "a the - inst, By tbs lev Lewis
bnndess Mr.. 3. q. PAaEs Of Davenport. Iowa. %
Mss ISABELLE D BnsKISE Of Wiscapct, Maine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
l. A T EST NE w s
Indian Troubles in Texas.

4n0ou Troubles In Texa9.
Washington, Sept. 4.
The southern mail, late rs due, has been
received
The Texas papers abound in statements Of
Indian outraged The Indians appeared in
the vicinity ef San Antonio, and Capt Whit
ing. Of the I'd cavalry, went in pursuit-re-
ported all the horses and mules taken from
the San Diego mail train Capt Popple's
party had arrived at Fort Clark, they were
all we'll
The Indians were very troublesome along
the route, but were defeated in two engage
ments near Fort Lancaster, when . sergeant
Of the sth infantry was killed. The Indians
We're mounted and armed with Sharps and
Colts rifles.
One thousand head Of cattle had died of
starvation on the Island Of Galveston
The subject ofs Constitutional Conv ention
was being agitated in the papers.
1t appeared possible that Gen. Henderson
would decline, and that Matt Ward would
be nominated for the U. s. Senate in the
place Of Mr.. Rusk
On the lst inst in Savannah. the stock Of
cotton was l,SOO bales. against the same
amount last year.
Nattonal AGrioural Fair.
AWARDING THE PRfzEs-
- Lesisvills. sept. =.
The committee Of the National Agricul
tural Society have awarded prizes to the
reapers at the Syracuse trial Of July last as
follows:
c. H. Mccormick, Chicago, gold medal;
Walter A. Wood. Hoosac Falls. n. T.. silver
medal; Warden, Brokaw 4 Child, Spring
field. o., bronze medal; J. Hsines, Pekin, ILL.,.
diploma.
Reapers and mowers combined
W. A. Wood, Hoosac Falls, n Y, gold
medal; D. N. Osborne, Buffalo, silver medal;
Warden, Brokaw d Child, brosze medal
The award to tine moving machines is
not yet made.
The attendance to day is quite large
The time has been principally devoted to
the exhibition Of horses Fine imported
Arabian steeds, belonging to A. Keene Rich
ards, Of Georgetown, Ky, were prominent
objects Of interest The blue ribbon was
awarded to Sovereign, and the red to Sey.
THAN.
The Agricultural machines were examin-
ed, and the trial Of Plows took place to day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
=" Pilots, Rovers and Witches"

Attend the Regular Meeting Of the |. r.
+. II. Co on Monday evening Sept I. at
the City Council Chamber Roll called at
7 12 o'clock. Members will be punctuAl. as
business Of Importance will come before the
meeting.
j. s. SIAyMAkEH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

A Rowdy Shot.

| A Rowdy Shot.
Montreal, Sept. 4.
Lieut.. Takon, Of the seth regiment,
while hunting desertsrs in Griffin
town last night was attacked by a
party Of rowdies, one Of whom he shot,
1t. Tryon Immediately afterwards gave
himself up TO the civil authorities.
Island City Bank not Suspended.
New York, 4
The Cashier ofthe Island City bank,
Mr.. VIM. Stebbins ststes that the re.
port that the bank has suspended is
incorrect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
y o . g 3
COMMERCIAL QQllEaE

eousuaAss coassa vAssiss5ou AvsSgE = susno u
OTLOUlo, no,
Incorporated By the 0~neral Assembly, Japu
i esy Twenty -fourth, I6ss, With fall aathority
"To grant dtpl0mss, award degrees, eoseer honors,
and exercise iii and singular the privileges ,omna
70 Commercial colleges, authorised ~ law, IN Other
Btates."-fC A1gtW, Ssc. ,.
full course OF Instruction, IN this 1nstltultaO,
embraces Double Entry, nDok .Korpang, commefc1al
oalculst.ons, Commercial Law and Pennsnship.
0entlemcn can enter for the course sspssatsly
and q any time, instsuceion V impaired lndivSdu
ally, and not 10 cassse ond escA 0epartm~at y nde-
penAent and under control Of ~ respective Profess
or, Who aioos y rsspoaatbe Tor Tie pregrsss of hs
pupls.
n ysuss 0sasseosa wishing - prepare iAsn.
sstvss for business pursuts are respectfully tnvitsd
V call during businass h01Ss, sDd examine the mode
Of inpasttnG nseSucton, heprogress Of he pupis,
and he superior facilities extsded 70 those doessous
AZ Qualifying Themselves r ne practical duties a
the counting -kouse. Pegsooa Selerrnce givsa 4
above two hundrsd and my (3eo) practical aoouun-
tants, now IN charge Of books In this city IN u
whom have eoaplstsd tAeir hssinsss sdueetioa n
this 1nstitutloa.
n. ,. Per cisculsrs, Containing infoSmasioe 10
rsgara 70 tsmD, the coufUs Of iaetrucstoa, aad ~
5eoness coaneceS1 with ~ show, en- cell q IL
ssssA-nas corner q WesAingtoa evssss - ysasS
JosAsuAu soun. q. Louis. nA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
.rE OF Iowa, I
W Before W. V. Schirach,
'"ci I"''""o' Justice OF the Peace.

STATE or Iowa, I
'" Before w. V. Schirach,
Mic""ei S"i'""o' Justice OF the Peace.
Catharine DAILY.
Information on oath Of Hugh Daily, eharg-
ing defendants with the crime Of adultery.
On the trial proof was offered that Hugh
DAILY was the husband of the defendant
Catherine DAILY, and while living in Chicago
Michael Gallaner, through the superiority
of his destinations, and the tenderness Of
Catharine, became enamored, and the par
ties eloped to Davenport. where they have
been living Is husband aud wife, until Hugh
scented out the gay deceiver Michael. and
had him and the faithless Catharine brought
before Justice Schirach 1t was found that
Catharine aud Michael occupied the came
suit Of rooms That there was but one bed
in these rooms, and that the signs were ex-
ceedingly suspicious. Alas for guilty love
The Justice in default Of 5000 hail. gave
them free lodgings in the Graham House,
in separate cells, Hugh was for vengeance
and he has it. Michael was for lore and he
had it, but the sweet vision fades before
iron bars. GATHERINGS heart was too suscep-
table TO Mchaels charms. and she now
mourns with unconsolable grief, that the
lac should so cruelty destroy her happiness
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

A DARK AND MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-LovE
JEALOUSY AND MuRDER-Ye yesterday morning
the Captain Of n vessel coming into the har
Dor discovered the feet Of man rising
above the water about one hundred yards
from the south government pier and like
distance from the railroad company's pier
The water in that place is about eight feet
in depth. The Captain made rope fast to
the feet and sent for the Coroner A boat
was procured and the body was towed into
the railroad BASIN Upon raising 1t to the
surface, cord was found tied about the
neck, and . stone Of forty or fifty pounds
weight attached to the other end, about
three feet from the body.
The body was that Of man apparently
between rs and 80 years Of age. 1t was
dressed in black frock coat. light fancy
vest with small BLUSH figure, light pants,
looms with a black stripe, white linen shirt
calf rkin boots and felt hat tied down over
the face Decomposition had commenced,
although from the date ofletters found upon
the body, it could not have been in the va
ter longer than five or six days The face
was much distorted and dicolored-the ef
fects Of strangulation.
Letters were found upon the body, one o.
which was addressed TO q. f. Terry and
signed by +. w. Horne, another signed r
c. Smith, and still another signed Terence
Flanagan, The letter to G. f. Terry VA
addressed to Cherry Valley, nl-Chicog'
Time, Sept. 9Th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Wrapping Paper.

Qnn R.AMS Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper,
CUU including Crown, Medium. double Grown
and double Medium suitable Grocers, Butt hers,
&C slss large sezes cloth and hams, also White
Manila Tea Paper, al at manufacturer pricesaL
No - Brady street, near tho Post Office.
7mo29dtf ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
EDUCATION.
Private School.

n HIBSES sEvERaNCR BENNETT will con,
wi m-nce The Firth Term o. their schp,l, oa Mon
day September Stb. In the basement ~ The GiIst
Baptist Church, corner 81 Sixth and Main streets.
ssi,ns from A 10 ~, snd from past to
APM.
Davenport August 3ist. ta57.-diw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Great Discovery.

TYNE suhseribss, Wills saGses1 h diesing ven
L % hls Arm, y rssae.ss valley, seost county.
discovered beautiful sretcee e seeos. vsy sl1iaf
"a he celebrated Athsas Marble, used 10 Cod oer.
sent'e Dsnkng House. Il y c1Dehls of rscsiving
he pollaA, as1 vssss VIZ eas4. oeis ~ psepar-
~ 10 open his euaSTy, wAen - viii b enabled 70
furnish Il N ~ quantity Asseds snd = haeses =
any she.
VA fustnsf partssalaro viii Be ven.
u1NoY 0RA0SHN,
Claire bod.
oepSdo