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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

I AGERBEER, warranted to be pure
II and the best article in the market for the
OF dyspepsia and summer complaint, put in bottles
for family use, and sold by
P. W'LEACHER, No. 208 Main st.
Price rsr dozen, pints Is, quarts 81 IS. . cE.
q dozen allowed by return of bottles
Orders left with Mr.. o. A. Strecker, Messrs. Laid
ley Robinson, at my store, will be promptly at
tended to- No charge for carriage. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

IL. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner OF
18th Richmond Virginia, continues to execute al
kinds of work in bis line in the best manner
highest style of his ART, and Abe lowest possible
terms All who are in want of SIGNS, will find II
to their interest to call on him
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs, car
have them done at this establishment, and securely
packed and forwarded to any part Of Virginia OF
North Carolina, st short notice. sall solicited.
de2S-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

= SOUTHERN ORGAN IN rH e
NORfH.-The undersigned has determined to
establish weekly journal in Philadelphia to be en-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

- $50 n CHANGE OF HUU H...
AESzzt The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Capt. Jno Davis, will, on and after
Thursday morning next, I'd April: lssvs the wharf
at Rocketis every SAT URDAY. TUESDAY and
THURSDAY mornios's, regularly at 81 O'clock pre-
cisey for Portsmouth and Norfolk, and return esen
slterr day, (Sun avs excepted leaving Norfolk
at the Same hour, 81 O'Clock, touching ct all the re-
sulsr landings on the River, going and RETURNING
NIB Sl-ts R. q HAsKlNS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

~ U RGICAL INSXhU VI RINTS Anu Az
- PLIANCES, in every variety.
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Physicians and Fami-
lies.
PHYSICIANS SADDLE BAGS, of several pat.
terms
RARE and NEW CHEMICALS end PHARMA-
stock of Fresh and Reliable DRUGS, UEDIClNES,
&C. for sole at MEADE l. BAKERS,
New Pre- chi pticn and Family Medicine St"re,
nv 7-dhc2w 1856, N. w. cor. Main and 10th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20
,-.xw, TIKI ADANIs,E EXPRESS

F- rzs4zxxzx. THE ADAMSEXPRE
- 2COMPANY, ls4 Main st. hss-
ing resumed their Steamsnip
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and KEN
mond, by steamers jamestown and Rosnoke, wnien
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynshburg, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places In Virgins and North Carolina, are now pre-,
pared TO forward with great Dispatch and %
rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valnaois Faceia
jewelry, &C., to the above named eitiea ana 81
Our Express on the Steamships viii be acsomps-
MED By special Messengers, who will give their per
sonsl attention TO the careful banding OF goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S STEAMSHIP
Exprem.
ponts In Virginia and North Carolina viii &c sens ~
steamers unlees otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing MIMI Ss''
Agent of AdsmS Express Co
U-sPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages v y.
Norfolk, Petsrsburs Richmond and all places IN VI
sinia and North Carolina intended for shipmen. ~
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown viii ne.ssTSy
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMtn1..
Who the authorized Agents for Express pri'"'s''
on these ships. ....r.h,,
otiee Of the New Xo5l ,ad y ri5YeE1ass ssS
Ageso
NIhGINTA WORM klLLEk.--Coanys
merehsn,s and others should not forget TO .eefy
themselves with this popular and untaillns VA sl,s
DESTROYER IL II the best preparation IN use, 80
very sweet and pleasant, and certain In ~ nnorSIl
Trv H. IL can be had Of the ageru, rGnsG15SR
LADD q CO.. BENNETT. BEERS = Uses
and Drussists generally
RlNHMSsSYP Tsh az d.l4s a p BjkEsADss
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p DRUG STORE FOX sALE.--1ly
80 Professional engagements requiring my entire
~ attention, will sell tho Key, Stock and Fix.
Ia lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
ve,y favorable terms, if immediate application 10
made. The stock 10 not large, but IL very well Sc
iecte1, and good business can be done by any
peteut person who can give it proper attention.
fs lite JOHN r. Jackson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-20

INK EAGLE SODA WATER ESTA'
l. BLISHMENT 10 still in existence. contrary to
tho Or dictions and wishes of certain deeply int.
rsstad party The fact s the articles put up at this
establishment 90 far superior to any in the city
CELL renders any attempt to underrste them fruit
lesa.
Filtered Soda Water, Philedelphia Ale Porter,
and Champagne Cider, constantly hand and 4 !
sale in quantities to suit customers All orders from
city country thank fully received and promptly at
tended to. WARREN CANFIELD, Agent
Goth street between Main and Frank lin ata
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DUPTUKkH RADICALLY CUMhD BY
Ia DR.. sHERMAN's
ELEB RIA ED TR U SIS.

NIUVICE...The subscriber has not sold
~ out as reported, neither intends doing 80; but
has removed his Office from the Bnson to 18th street
south side of the Dock, and 10 prepared to attend
promptly to all orders from his friends ard the pub
lie for ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUB COAL,
OAK and PINE WOOD.
SAML. HAYES,
an 25-dlm 18th e., southsde of the Dock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

The effort Of yesterday Oasests 70 make
It appear thst We opposed the schemes Of
Iowa College on account Of the rsligieua
doctrines Of those under whose management
It is, was perfectly characteristics Of that un-
scrupulous sheet A Journal mean enspgh
to lie paint blank upon such subject, IL
mondacious enough for any dirty job. which
It Is paid for performing. We have never
mentioned anything Of the religious charsc.
ter Of the College managers But We have
condemned their unjustifabls struggles to
get exclusive control Of our Common schools,
40 within the past year. They are masters
OF the Stone School House. They broke up
the School in North Davenport, they made
the attempt in the Brick School House in
the lower part Of the city. We condemned
and still condemn this NOV ement. II is un-
justiisble in fact. and totally destructive Of
the prosperity and efficiency Of Common
Schools. We care not what the religion
may be. we condemn the act spring from
whatever cause 1t may. We have seen the
baneful effect Of similar movements in other
cities and We are forever TO be found oppos-
ing every attempt At proselyting in our nur-
series Of education. They are the perennial
springs Of intellectual nutriment for the
children Of all classes and conditions, and
ought to be purely educational. to the exclu-
4. r
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EG00OMA1.
Yesterday Mr.. VIM. P. Downer
withdrew from the firm of Downer l.
Barnes, Of the Canada Liquor Store,
having disposed Of his interest to his
partner, Mr.. Barnes. Since MIR.
Downer's making Davenport his place
Of business he has won the regard Of q
host Of warm and ardent friends, who
admire him for his affability, dignity,
answering integrity and jealous regard
for all that is honorable and sincere in
the business and social relations of life.
His retirement is caused by the ur.
gent solicitations Of his former business
associates in the Railroad and Steam
boat agency business in the State of
New York. Wherever Mr.. Downer
goes, he has our hearty good wishes
for his success in every honorable un.
dertaking.
Mr.. Barnes, who is the Primer OF
good fellows, still continues the bust
ness Of the late firm at the Cauada
Liquor Store. See advertisement in
another column.
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~OSs
Our advocacy Of the opening Of Main st.
had its beginning long before any person
having an interest in the State Democrat
had the most remote idea Of becoming .
property holder on said street, and we
know of no ne'c reasons why the college pro-
prietors should continue, as they have
done for some years past, to fence up and
occupy that part Of Main Street now within
its inclosure. DO the public suppose that .
secret was out when the Paixhan battery of
the Gazette was opened in opposition to q
certain Rail Road project as connected
with Fourth street! Or, that there was
any secret in the most persistent advocacy
BY that journal, at more recent date, Of the
corner Of Brady and Sixth Street, ~ . cite
for City Hall? Oh, moi there was NO
'secrst out" or in, in those things The
owning Of valuable property in the one
case could have had no influence upon our
neighbcrs; neither do We imagine that any
valuable confederation could have moved
them in the other.
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L A EST NE VS..
Another Riot in New York, &C.
New York, july 9.

Another Riot in New York, &C.
New York, July Q.
Another riot occurred in the 18th
ward at Machemellville, the scene Of
the robbing on Sunday in I'd avenue
cars. The police were attacked and
used their pistols in defense. Two
rioters were shot and the disturbance
finally quelled.
The bark Panchita arrived here on
Tuesday from the coast Of Africa in
charge Of British prize; the crew was
yesterday libelled and is now in custody
of u. S. Marshall.
Commissioners advices have reached
here of the seizure on the African
coast Of the brig Adam Gray on suspi-
cion Of suspicion Of being slaver.
This brig formerly hailed from New
Orleans. She was captured by the
British schooner Prometheus.
The Board Of Councilmen last even
ing voted by large majority to sur
render the Police S1ations TO the Met
ropolitans.
The corners inquest into the death
Of Laughlenburg ani Bernard, who
were killed in the riot on the 4th, has
resulted in the verdict against some 20
Irishmen, the greater part Of whome
sre h custody. .8gf..y2gtME
A collision occurred last evening 1t
Hoboken,. between Oscas Granville,
teacher atthe Bloomfield academy and
. youag, Cuban student named Cneba,
when he lstter shot the former, the
ball passec through the head and in
ibfina him fAtally.a 81 ~
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A. TO the issue betveen property
holders ss-Mah stsss& ssd tAs Gszssss. Il
rehtion 70 ssslAsesssmsds $50 the po-
ition -of property holders 20 iAr . relates
TO sztsading saiA strest, We have snly to
remark. that our, neighbors Of the Gasetse
sre pursuing their usual course Of backing
and filing. and illustrsticG m their issue
in which they Arst speak Of the osition Of
certain property holders on said street. they
say: "psqpsrty holders On Main strsst be-
low these grounds.' the College grounds
meaning. In yesterdays Gazette. they
change fuat sad say: (slludiag to aid
property holdsss) "thoss Of thsm Who re-
side on de side Of the bluff" were the citi
zens that they understood" did not desire
the extension Of the street beyond Seventh
strest. &c. TAe TACT h, thefesling in favor
Of extending this street. on the part Of the
property holders both on the side Of the
bluff and below The bluff. is quite unani
nous, and the junior Of the Gasefte should
have knovn II. withost any ouG.sds inSor-
nation about it. for he, we believe, has At
tended the meetings q the cry Council
pretty regularly for some few of the past
meetings as reporter for his paper. and If
We are not mistaken at one Of such meetings
. petition was presented for the opening Of
Main street through the Collage property,
which petition was signed by nearly all the
owners Of property fronting on said street,
and as the gentleman has seat beside the
Clerk, he ought y have known the contents
Of said petition. and could have known
what proportion Of the whole number o.
property holders signed it, and through the
medium Of said petition proclaimed their
position rs regards the extension Of said
street. This hiding behind, eve under
stood" and I'VE are informed" DC. DC, is
rather a weak invention, especially in
case where it was 80 very easy to have
learned the facts from the papers themselves
duly signed by nearly every one Of those
same property holdera
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

0Slt COs'ssSceo Nsed DnoaA. )
A LAna1 ysrisav Of osstan Oer.acu nd -,
IA Just received. Also plsta6 Cso e1raoio M.
JulylOdtf 01 SfCKLBo n mo-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
Jar IN the Oabtnst, -.

.ts. :. ea.. New Yosk, July 9.
The Tt;bxme's correspondent Of Washing
ts., July 9Th, seys :-Three members Of the
Cabinet expressed regret that Gov. walker
throws the ol6cial weight in the scale q sub
niedoa of tie prospective Constitution of
Kansas TO . ysts u the Psople. Gsa. Cas-
on the other hand regards sach submission
% unavoidable.
The Hsrsl6s eorrespondent says The
ssesetasy Il the Navy has ordered the fri
aaGs Indape04snss q Rannna, to send hone
Tor discharge those men whose term Of 81.
vies has expired, Il It caa b doa6 Win sale-
ty te the chip, and thsa 70 proceed .. SsA
Ffaneisco, where the 1Ddepssdsnes becomes
. storsship TAs 1slsil1se = expected to
eail for Boston e. H. ~ chip Il Cap(aia
-. n1Db ss1sDe1 - se1levs Ctiduee
eis = ~ n1 = ~ fne1n pltA4
- z s=zk * - x1zzsJ II sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

STARR, At the Periodical DspoA op-
Posate lie Claire House, hes received Har-
pers Weekly for the llth. and n. 7. Leds-
sr Soe The leth inst Also Yankee Notions
soe Angust, and win hereafter contlnne to
receive the two sarmee popular journals On
iharsday evening Of eash week On the ar
s'vsi q TIE kxprss iron Chicago Star
h.s slae haek nunbss Of the Ledger. with
which to supply those who are In want of
them.
~ "a srT
Starr kssPs shslss selection of popul.r
vesnjnse psbsd. whieA sss very inter.
estaag He hssp everything found in :
nfst class periodical hsuse. and w. take
!, = y rssonnsadiag him 70 Tie nab.
~ 49,.
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GHPPGRS for sale the following valuable ands IN
- Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport.
10 ecres Of land, - mile from Durant station. on
the y ~ = y 10 years TO pay for this farm
30 serss 10 ssstSoas Is. II and Q, Township -.
vstica sa1 sencs1, houssO and epriuss. and WITH
In miles Ston LsClsirs. Terms rood.
- ecvee - laad lb,seCeiun ~ oae mile mon thu
Cospoeation line, the most bsautiful properly near
10 scrss between Chssnut avenue ard Dtvis,oa
street, near g the city On tls railroad Gssh,
seres On the Dubuque road, suitable for . aouas
o. gAs1nery. :"
- scre Of land, with house and other improve
ments, - : nile from ne city. ---''
10 scre and quarter lots on wentertou's 0ubdivi-
o1no. N tFfT'- r--.--'-
- scrs Of land. joining ths Davenpcrt line on
Dovison s1seoA, n - - '' ~ ''
Several farms In Scott comfy, and Q vas,ety Of
oenes O!g peoyssty. ~ coeapsse 10 ~ nsssss.
Nay l6-dtf
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70 0m<hu0 Wnl1nG, =.
!. A.. sas.s..z. --r..s- I'm. -,...1. -,
= '.s
ANvpe het - ehe eCesss ,hcaee pa
1hnrsdsy evsniek JtU - teconsider ths
subject a bsildilg the Cedar Valley Rail.
road: NJ De,.aint cslled The meeting "
o.a. -. w r.-h:n .,.s..s
=. 'su
Ona'rman' ana Add n oaneess Sseeetsry.
II was moved TIT the Committee ap-
pointed at the meeting Of the 9Th inst, to
dran re,olntiooa exnreesive . n N. ,,s.,. ~
- -, a 4
ny l'sks tseT report
A. II. Besnstt Gsq.. Chairman ofthe Com
mittes, thss rod the folbvins: 49,
R..o,..a r.. a. ;........ - n.,.
No. M =. ......SS 80 - ''.... "~., -o'.i1
s. srssslypss~ossd cy ne CO.. srse.ios Of
. ksiJ-s:x sc~~s. ~ -. :.
d. N-.1m R.ii RcsJ 49,, X. .,tv
snd nsr..1 .r1 fom .h.n.. north -.
vardly on the - route 70 Cedar Rspids.
q. R...,..l ~. -. .,,..,,...j,.s.. ~ g.. h.
.,,.os...S - ...,. ...s.s.. -. .Sa..
srr...1-.s5 t.e.;S.s s.. "a ~ -. .". "
-.r.s.... 81 s..,S p.,s-~S =. "a - ~;
~ sSs.sa.4:s. - ..S - ~ IN u
-. :. !. ."s"S'.s. -. - ,.n.-"~ =. ~
49,. 4. ~. n~k-s.S CS~.'s 80 .t...i:-S -
:"
1e -: 9.e - = eseo.cV
Sor the purpose Oh siding IN tne construcaon
o. said hosd. wss voted Dy the citlzens Of
DAvenPort IN goca iaith and WIN the ex
PFee sepdetseene'ng tnss ss'o SUN snouid
pc sPPropnsted In baii0ng ana eqo'Ppang
ssid Railroad teA
4. Resolved, That It IL important that
sne & c'!lssns mo o. Dsyenpor snou'd PromPay
iibersiiv 70 the cSn(tal stock Of .aid road
.hnnld t.Ls imme{iaAe me..ures IN secu-.
the loan 20 generously voted by this city
should without delay. endsavor to awaken
nis ~ % ,;r,ns rrsn ~ III IT. N1s of t%;s rosd ss s .nd
should put forth suoh efficient and energet-
ic efforts as will seesrs the completion Of
'"e same ~ An esr'y Gay :,
..., nesessse, Ins. In's cl.y mas aiready
n sntsrnr;.e IN nrocSr;ng the erection of
the magnificent structre which spans the
great father Of waters At this point and in
1s~ Ds";.; % - .ha sssss ~ ..e.w Ioc"m".;v. ~" %
IN its mis.ion of civi6sation and imnrov ..
ment. ami il she could do all this in her
younger and weaker days. she can surely
ao.. E - m.,.L "1 o..e. I.ae;s ""u e Z; % o.Sa.
direction and gather frem ali noints of the
compass, the treasures Of soil - rich as
any the sun ever shone upon, and the pro
III ~ NJ
aus..ss... Z. -. ss .;,isS ~ - .s-.h
or v,iAIdsS ~ 3mrlemort. ofmechan,sn
NJ Co,,;n, moved that ,hev \. rece;vsd
.,a &h. r,c,;o, w.. ..r.;.a hv :, un.,;v.
pus vote.
Mr.. Weaver moved that the resolutions
be adopted by sections. which carried.
The secrstsrv then rroceeasd ,o rs.a N.
...o,u.;o,., l, ....,,,...a ~, -o.n .h..
a;..u,.ad al vo,aa MN IT, war. n..
. IA ~,.s.. ~. ., .o'so aPon. .-ss ~. W.
I6casion Of . nort;on of the last re.o,ut;op
Nv
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For TIE State Denocrat.


For fks State Demoeras
NEasRa EpnoRs:-An srticle appeared in
yesterdays Gazette on the Rip Rap Walls
for the levee. The writer Of the article is
not much ccaversant with such improve.
ments. or he would have come to differ
ent conclusion.
Rip Rap walls can be made at any angle
Of inclination, from one degree to forty-ave.
II the lower part, which is below low wa
ter mark, be made 1t an angle Of forty five
degA, the part above that marx may be
made Of a slope 70 accommodate drays and
boats.
The Rip-rap should be made four feet
thick, or moro At four feet it will throw a
greater pressure Of Ice than cut stone wall
Of 2 feet laid in hydraulic cement. and the
cost will be about o per perch for the Rip
Rap and 80 for cut stone laid in hydraul-
ie cement.
1.-THE City Fathers desire to see . speci-
men Of the Rip Rap, would recommend
them to slaymsker I Barnes Quarry, be-
tween here and East Davenport It has
stood two hard winters. with heavy run
Of Ice in the spring, and not the ] east dis
turbsd. -, ......
Another quality Of Rip Rap over cut
st0oe is, that cut saose viii not stand the
elects Of hard freeaing, whilst the Rip Rap
IL not affected by ice, high wstss, rata or
any other obstruetion.
nyoa, ~ Ne City Tsthsrs vim taks the
trouble .to exanins the big rsek At the
end Of Sd street, or any other solid rocky
bank Of this river. that il below high water
mark, you viii find them al ehsahpd with
cracks, .aads ~ " itsniag and thawing
Of the river. s-l
Years L., A LooxEa OK.
July 9th, 1857.
=
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washington, July 3.
The Navy Duastment this morning re-
csived . Ietta ykon Capt. Hudson, q the
Niagssk aeel Rs xth. " which he says
/ have the ho&6Fto report that ship load
Of the tsls1F6ph 1csble has just been cot
slongside q - ship, which We win at
once commenee bling in the fore hold
We haveS 49, Of ssecoad vsssSl, now
nearly IN 3Np slst, and shall commence
coiline kon 4 i.to the ward room tier
left sDusiaG - tine in which We shall
be csiling rfF14 thsse vessels. We shall coil
away on III - one thousand miles in
twenty four T. = stated in my letter Of
the aSd insE ~ two veasels above refer.
red to bring 81 shout seven hundred and
fifty miles Of ~ cable.
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Notice.

UHW1aS - LaGaalatnre oe - o(11a = Iowa
w nahaI y - 1aiy q ths @ = Aos1
Jsly, ~ tws lags h1owing, hs u asaial psrpnss
ior tAan eellaR eQgrtsvsd Il useaG sasesqn&s1s
=. Aayeae ~ In Asvs II pslvaass = fsvils
Il 5 tassoeoss ss1avba tAss spaesal pasasa vin =
~ lng ~ popaQo DGn1aooed abeVo r a0opsdopD
visa. y - assA ~, -, -.
: ,,,,,.e. >lalaI j 1kooo7 d.ssss -. =
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~ Acres Pine Timber Lana rersaIe

v>HR Subscriber viii sell valuable tract az bsavv
Timber Land Of $40 scrss In Wiscoustn. situats6
near ~ Croix talls, on Weolf River, anl runnlas
back on small Lake, belnG on The ssctioh line.-
ne Hudson Lake Superior RailreaA win pase alsas
siue OF not through Il; b Of The nost bean.
uful locations in the West village is asV prnaIna
up IN sae Immediate vlclaity, anA ~ lanA wi n
veil 70 lay out 10 village loes. osv NM y be,na
shie land; the above land b yory ana,a a - -,
scte Also lW acres ptas 1lnbsr Lad ef ~ -
Ssalisy. @ ~ banks o. ~ 0AipVswav, vAers g,
!oes can oe easily noased down Into ~ nllesnepoi
70 nasese Tbs above property Uiu - sal1 & ~
eean; sead land y free aad clsas from a isesoSr
ence. 1csDe neay: Roe furtAes poAieIlaso eHerir,
Of Ne subecriber, No. LsOatss Hsv.
eeeaUms L. l. u0LQOMl.
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1MMIGRArIoN.-Within day or two
past the population Of our city has been
materially increased by the coming into our
midst, Of some several hundred emigrants
from Germany, who have made this
place their point Of destination. The ma
jority of them are healthy appearing, able
bodied persons, who. with their instructive
industry and frugality. win greatly improve
upon the means brought with them. There
is yet room for many Thousands. e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
EDWARD .ALDE,N.
N v. CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREET
DAvENPoRT,1oWA.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
GENERAL LAND
EDWARD .aLDE.N:

HOUSES rented, Leases drawn Rents ecileted
IA Taxes PAID or non-residcuts. Collections nade
promptly remitted - any part of the counsry.
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted "a
good security.
REvEREHCEs:
q Wilder, ESQ, Boston, Mass.
Locke Marshe h Co, Boston, Mass.
huddgett 4 Co,
Hon W Harris, II. Bridsevater, Mass.
kussei Alden, Campelo,
J Keith, ESQ, Abingdon,
Woodman, (Banker) Chicago. III.
douglas, ESQ,
Stevens, ESQ, st Anthony, MINI. TER.
Small, BsQ, Galena, iii.
Hon James Thorinston. Davenport,
Bnrneil, Gcett L Co,
cP whitcomb, Esq,
april 25dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d..;-;,

FuRSrruRE.-Persons desiring .
good quality Of Chamber and Dining Room
Or Once Furniture, will find stoek at Ar.
rlson I Hulls old stand. opposite the poss
Od'ss B'oek. iron which they can make ~
lseeaoas which will suit. both ~ 70 quality
and pssea Thsy have also mstsrssss and
willow wassia fall supply. Can and ssan
ina -~' sA7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

IAylor = Bsllesd have Introduced
something new 10 the w q soas W..er
apparas4 ~ saiisls arr.,eeusnt q
sa@ nsnteaa aad - ataaeA $500 thSy are
eleease y - dnv ssns dsssa laaQeue fipda
= Qfip fsi ~ 49, ~ r1;;;;1a3 M
- - Hele \ insa sOuluh1 a11iaiI11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11
Pralrle Lnnle fer Golo,

gu>HE subscriber hes one thvosand scsss q gs1m.
i prairie lands In Jsspsv, oeOsy, messeau eoe
prsnkln Oountss, which he will sell fer cash, o.
hangs for other property upea the ncse msSeSss
crus. ALSO for sale some ans buudins L0esoo 1Sady
nd erry strssts IN North Devenpegt.
ian u dtf OL1vBB u A0A0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-11

Cow Ur.-A large and commodi-
ous brick block adjoining the German The
tre. Among hundreds Of blocks which are
going uP In the business portion Of our city
this claims passing notice.