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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
washington. June %.

OooO SOs
Gov. Cummings will tako bis fsmily
with him to Utah, intending to make
that territory his permanent home.
Col. Jack Hays, Of Texas celebrity,
now Surveyor General Of Califcrnla,
will probably be transferred to Utah 10
q similar capacity.
Brigham Young has never recognised
the U. S. Surveyors, but claims posses
sion OF all tho soil in Utah, not one Of
the inhabitsnts there holds lsnds deriv-
ed by Government title, and hence, even
Salt Lake City, 10 open to pre- empticn.
This is one Of the perplexities with
which she Federal Courts of the territory
will have to deal, together with estab-
fishing or confirming titles to land
which may be derived in pursuance Of
the U. s. Law.
1t is expected that the troops and sew.
ersl officers will leave for Utah, in the
middle Of July Of the lss Of August.
Col Richardson having declined the
Goverporsbip Of Nebraska, CIV. lizard
will return to the territory and again
resume his duties. j. II. O'Neil has
been removed a. District Attorney for
the Southern District Of Ohio and prob.
ably Stanley Mathews will be appointed
in his place.
Mr.. Rcnchcr, of n. c., has returned
home with the assurance of his APP
pointment to the Govelnorship of New
Mexico rice Mcrriweather, who has
rendered his resignation. to take effect
in October, contrary to the public ex.
pectation.
There has been no definite action
to lay, by the administration on the
"a. tornia overland mail service.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

W kofSw Section r 70 R-Scott Co
Part OF W Of Section ~ and part Of o 4 4 Sc
ton - 70 y X - B-Scott County-esst side OF
Dubuque road II rods front Is rods deep with <
story house, rooms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
KANSAS ELECTION.

The election for Delegates to the
State Convention to form Constltu-
ton, held under proclamation of the
acting Governor Of the Territory, +. +.
STANTON, took place on Monday last.
We have reliable advices that DOM
phan, Artchison, Levenworth, johnson
Jefferson, Shawnee and Douglas coun.
ties, all elected Democrats, to the
number of forty-one Delegates. The
gentlemen thus elected were upon the
regular Democratic ticket, and very
little opposition was made to them,
except in Leavenwvrth and one or two
other counties. The Black Republi-
CANS had no candidates in nomination,
50 far ~ We are advised, and refused
to vote. This was expected. 1t was
the course prescribed for them 10y the
Disnnionists Of the North, and they
have adhered to it implicitly. We
trust, now, that the members of the
Convention will show to the country
that they are true, loyal, conservative
and Union-loving men; that they will
adopt such Constitution as will com
mand the appreciation OF every patriot,
whether he happens to reside in the
North or in the South; that by so do
ing they will administer wholesome
rebuke to disloyal and factious parti-
zsns, wherever they may be found
The Constitution should be submitted
to the people for their approval or re-
lection, and If need be, make that part
of it which recognizes Slavery in the
State seperate article, to be voted
upon independently. If endorsed by
the people at the polls, no combination
can prevent the recognition of Kansas
with such Cons,itu, on, and Black
Republicanism will be doom ed forever.
II, in their wisdom, a majority of the
people should reject the article recogni
zing slavery, the minority, as good cit
liens, will submit to the decree against
them. We know that the convention
contains many able, conservative men,
and we hope that they will exert such
an influence rs will give to Kansas q
Constitution Republican in ali its fea
lures, and such as the country will ap.
prove.
The bogus Topeka Legislature has
been in session and passed laws proyi.
ding for an election in August mex, for
a delegste to Congress, and other Off
GERS. fhe object of these proceedings
is to complicate matters as much as
Ps..ihle, and to produce such state
81 tn'ngs -. At some future day, will
oring about COLLISION between the re.
cognised and only true Goyernmcnt.
and the Traitors. When that time
comes there can be NO doubt upon
which side the great majority Of the
People will b. 6and.-A. ApsiE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Detroit. .Iunc %


A large number Of delegates have
arrived to attend the 9th anniversary
Of the German North American San
rcrbund, which commences in this city
to-day. They give grand concert
this evening at Russell House, another
tomorrow, Z. NJ, and conclude with
ball, on Friday evening.
1t is understood that the nett pro
ceeds Of the concert and ball will be
devoted to the relief of the destitute in
Northern Michigan.
\ new blast furnace in IIamtramack,
owned 10y the Dctr it and Lake Supe-
nor Mining Co, with valuable machin-
cry, was consumed by fire at s o'clock
this morning. Loss $4,000, partially
insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
A Fall in Sugar.

For the past month, high as sugar
was before, it has continuedto advance
. quarter or half a cent week, and il
still rising. But there is reason to
hope for . decline before next Christ
mas. The crops are promising. Pro-
duction has been largely stimulated BY
the high prices oftwo years past. Con.
sumption has somewhat diminished
Stocks have increased, and the Louis
lana crop, which will be in by October
or November, will be four times great.
er than last year. The maple produc'
uos->heen enormous, and ifthe ex-
Per'ments wisANAe Chinese cane should
result in nothing bus .arun the in.
crease Of saccharinc matte. ~v;ll no
large $50 that speculaton who nx--
bought for rise will find that sugars
must have . fall. Louisiana, maple and
Sorgham. with . restraint on consump.
ton, will prove TOO strong combine
ton for them.-St. Louis Rep.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
4 Rare Chance!
<j,lrMdid Lots for Safe

LindsegN Adi,tiom TO The City Of Uarenport.
I'VE uu'i. r-irr,d hr- lad ~ prfton this land.
] lying ,I;h Of Il, Cay a Day enIsrt, ~ HAT l.
son, Nam, BRADY aud Perry str els 1h.ss lots
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

OF fne land In Washing. On county, 10 miles from
Iowa city, aud Is mites tom Asnn gton, on = good
ruad =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
New York, June "a

The Tritune's correspondent Of
Washington, 23d, says Gen. Ward
b. Burnett will be appointed surveyor
Ut the boundary between the U. s. and
British America, along the 49th par
a,ell, east Of the Rocky Mountains
The Board Of Naval Officers have re-
portei in favor Of purchasing 100
acres Of the Blythe Island, Ga. for a
navy yard. The proprictors ask $780,
000, aud the Secretary Of the Navy
offered 100000 for il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

A lag ,L.om with Clo-ct sc, FOR u eeu-
xHR tema. and his wife Oh the nfst noor OF
mex antly stu,trd HOUSE, will be l.t y two
youug gentlemen, with Board. Apply at III ONCE of
this payer. Juhiou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Worcester, Mas, June -

The Republican State Convention met in
his city to-day. After the organization
,ad Teen perfected an Informal vote was
taken for candidate Of Governor and Hon
\. r. Banks received 29l out Of AGA votes
The result was received with great ap-
p.Ause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
New York. June "a.

The Daily Times Washington corresPon
dent says Our Minister, Mr. Forsyth. has
already opened correspondence with the
Mexican suti,orilies in relation ~ the exc
cution Of Henry A. Crabbe and his party Of
Americans in sonora.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

NORNeR Of Third q, d Icwa st. eets, Dav IMPORT
~ cnly squares 2 om tie Depot Qua IN
iced ( Be o. good Ho1se any In the city .
veiers stopping in Davenport will and u the Dentn
II u-e eli the comforts Of . so home, 70 rprising
CT, IN room, clean beds, good tendance. and
hee, FIJI compliance with every reason able demand
CaaYg-s reaso aanlc and no humbug
09SH :HOvE, BENZ DENTON.
Aren't. Juue2S l657d 4 wlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

We We're in Dubuque on Tuesday, and
found that Furnishing city in state of ra-
pid and healthy progress. Many fine build
ings are in course of erection. not only upon
the Island property, but in all parts OF the
city, even up upon Julian A, enue. far up
the bluff. There are now five daily news
papers published in Dubuque The North
'rest. Tribune, Times. R,pujlican, and Express
and Herald The first is the only Democra-
tie paper. the others all shrek for free
dom with variations peculiar to their re
spective proclivities-from the deep aboli-
tivn bass, Ia the semi democratic falsetto.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Boston. juno "A

The building No. ia Blackstone street,
occupied By W. :. T.. Brooks, furniture dea-
Ter, John Morgan, signor Seller and others,
was utterly destroyed by fire las, night
The loss Is about $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

Tie jeweiry store Of W. II. Adams in this
,iac' was entirely swept by burglars last
Ugh, upwards Of $zo, 900 u jewelry and
late vas stolen by them. There is no clue
. u,. robbers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
ICE! ICE!

nDrhe Davenport Ice Co are row pr pared TO
~ contract fvr tn d. livery u lee frr - Sc
N Customers CONNIE ncing h s"aso: with as
wi be gHdydnteedto be supplied til November II
desired Parties d 81 ing i,e through the snssan
are cautioned agans, airaciing with tn 80 whodo
not supply thu season through
Orc Second II, opposi:. L"f'lsire House.
IN y5I3m PECK MITCHELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
LATEST NE s.
ALBANY. June "a

The decisioa oG the Cosrt a Appeals in
the Metropolitan Police case has not been
rendered
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

ADEXTESSION OF TiNE-DR. Z, READ
ING OF THE CHICAGO IusG tsrIRMAHv,
will r, main at the lie CARE Ho- until July LIST
where h. NAV be consult I'd for diseases OF the lung,
thr ,at heart liver, female Il r,ngrments. and all
chr one aiI-ciio Persons suffering with any OF It e
nb,y,. dis, ases will do well to give him esli.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

On the 6rst Of July the new tariff
takes effect, under which foreign liquors
are subject to only thirty per cent, in
stead Of one hundred per cent, ddralo2
rem duty a. before.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Business Directory.


~
silver Plating aud Esell.Hnnsing.
WIN. O'MEARA........-..... End West OF Main
Commercial College.
LOPEZ h PRATT. Cor ID ard Perry
Crockery and Giasssv.rc.
L. l.. HoiCoMb ................ ..LeClaire Row
Banking and Exchange.
DOOLAN l. STtNP,................... Main st.
MACkLOTT h COR Mn. 80. Cor Second and Brady
NICHOLS. CAMPBELLS CO.. Main.
COON Sargent: ......... Main and Second.
CHUBB, BRO BARROW / CO.. Cor ain I'd SITS
TALLAAN, TOWERS MCLEAN. above r. o.
Land Agents.
allen CLARK: ......P. o. Building, Brady 1t
NlCkOLLS, ISBELL CO.. Main ts
Insurance Agencies.
u. p. MITCHELL ........ door alove Pos, ONCE
II. b. HOFFAAN............. main street
CHAMPION l. SOY Cor. IA. d Brady Sts.
!. SUTTON h CO...... Grigs's Btock, Perry 1t
GRO h WEAVER Main st, near Cook 4 Sargent
Q wADSwORTH I'd st; opposite IeClaire Hou,e
" n. SMITH. ............... Corner ID and Brady
ADAMSON RAPP...........2d. st. above Perry
" INSLHR.. ...................NoI2 ~. I.eClaire
Mschiae Shop and Feandry.
s. o. sHOREY. I'D st., oppo. Cath. Burying Ground
.uo,, Wooden Pumps.
80 s"okH'' C ai;''' Third street
SAMUEL PERRY ................ Opp Pos, Once
J. s. DRAKE co.. Main, 2sioors bel ID ST.
Dry Goods and 0Pocsriss.
n. II. HElDENHEIMER........2n End, near Br adv ct
Watches 4 JewelRy.
n HOUSED. ....................9 IeClaue Row
n = j. NBiSctN. Brady, above I'd.
Besks 4 Stationery.
g. v Bills CO............No. LeClaire Row
ELL ADAnS............. Near Post Once.
Mats CAPS.
A. 8. ASTON ID st. opp. LeClsire House
A. GREEN............. lie Claire Row
Cw vERDER.. IS 'cond street, east Brady
Auction and Comm,issiom.
n. ". NORRIS, Second st. above Jerry
Wv PARK ER..............co cor Front Brady
RL.LINDSRy........... Id ST., east Of Brady
Wholesale GrscePs.
EVANS, CHEW CO.............Cor. ID 4 Perry
BURR SWIFT. Brady st., bet. Front and Second.
=. DAL1EII 4 CO..............Cor: I'd Perry.
y:w: Willy :;;:.'''............gnd, near Brady
RYAN 4cCARN.........s......Bu burrows Block
Ovuggists.
TAYLOR AALLORD.. ....No. 10 Le Claire Bow
Gents Furnishing Gssds.
A. Q AlSrON 49,. 2dst OPP LsClaire Houss
" vnRDRR. Second 81, east Of Brady
Dssss q sAsss.
MOORE GARRETT. Brady bet. ID 4 d
Tssacce D Cigars.
N. KUHNEN. ....................9d 1t near Brady
Music Z Musicsl InssTumenss.
JOoBPu 4. CRANDALL.......No LeClaire Row
Seeves Z IlnWaRe.
GRAHAM . RARLY,... Cor. Front 4 Main Sts
0ILLHff ................ Brady d, bst md 4 "a
TAs lswa Agricultural Dspes.
N0Un0D. Z vnIlD ......... COR Dysot 3 . 1a1an1 |
keoannR ~ 0a41lesv UaRdW0so.
9Alou1. y Z 1DCEn11.. 81 q sast nssAv |
e1Bn1ee4 1eAlsossss - VpAsas@ssy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
New Work Inn.

The steamer Canada sailed this A. NJ. for
Liverpool with l0l passengers and 81 ,3s2,-
40 in specie.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

EFWhy are potatoes and corn like
certain sinners of old? Because, hav
ing eyes, they see not, and having ears,
they hear not.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

~-"Ma," said little girl in her pahta
lets, "can't | have husband 2" mo,
no, daughter, don't bother me-" swell
then, Ma, can't I hare a stick OF can
DE- >"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
New York. June p.

The Herslds Washington correspondence
Of the Esd says q. r. feIton has been MP
pointed Postmaster Of Poughkepsie vice
pease removed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

silver Plating aud Bcll.Hanging.
WIN. OMEARA........-.... End West OF Main
Commercial College.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Six Beautiful Building Lots.

On TIE Hickory Grove Road Ia mil from tn ci,y
grow ng aah 81 'ssani neis hbarhood, which is 70
rdy being ei up, and the laLd OF which i. rapid y
tdv.ncing in value.
Trrms male known the day OF sale or upon ap-
plca'io1 I, him, III pr.mis s.
June96 Il JAMES THOMPSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

~n = hid that the Seneca Coun.
y Daak loeaesd in Tfin, Ohio, has
o&oe y to1oe0 = AetpA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

~ The Postmaster General hasr re-
Gently decided that bona fide subscrib-
ess to weekly newspapers can receive
tie same free Of postage if they reside
In the county in which the paper y
printed and published, even if the Off
&c to which the paper was sent is with
out the county, provided it is the off,
ce At which they receive their mail
matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
SIMMER RE.IDIV'G.
We W. HOOKS.

Testimony % the Rscks by Hugh Muller, ST 25
American Merchant In Euto,,r Asia and Au-
stralia, edi ID by f.etn,sn Hunt, / ~
Journey through rcxas ~ |. Oniste al, D
Life OF Sai-rins.Waus, by J n Msoki., 10
Nay Path, or New England Lie, u
T~o years ago Kingsley, I ~
Spureeun, the NJ, dern Whitfeii, 10
SpuTgcons, sermons 2d teriee 90
Forest aud share or the Phie-trse State a.
Viva, or the Secret OF Powrr, sorthworth -
Love after Marrtase, MS Ire Hetsz i oil
iiveiwood or bc,k Of mo rs 90
s. Spray, . J.. NJ Island vi ast ! !.
Knav,s aud Fools, | rs
The II 'drr hover, by Emerson nnttt ~
The Whit, Chief, by Capt Ms,nc Red, l 70
chi chat Of Humor, Wit and Au,c Jotes Is
Samasunii, or wh.rm-Wans, 40
Cray n Skeirle- ~ notarle men, 81
Godey's Gallery OF splt mid Engraving, SO
. Pattern Book Of mbToiderics q
Every Lady her own shoemaker, 81
How to make dre-s, Is
The Nursery Ia ket, or Directions for Yotns
Mothers, 20
For sale at
The /oaoa Book Rooms,
No 81 Blady street, d, ofs above ihe Pos, fnce
Juheioitt Kill ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Davenport Ice!
CO.uPETSTgll.r DEFIEE :!

Sk>HE DAVENPORT ICE co. NO. Il n W pre-
L pa-rd TO s.rve the citizens - Davenport with
the hest possible quality ~ tee. guaranteeing 10 J
nih our customers until January mort IL tesr-
ed Parties wi hing a supply fot the entire season
are cauti,ned against contrsting with those who
caanot furnish patrons through IA. eeaeon.
G. STFINHiLBER o..
Once Second ST. orpo tie L. Ciairr House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
CANYONS MILLS.
HnISrR

a Ii persons having claims ag 1inst J. N. Cannon
IA viii please present the san 2 for Payment and
all indebtrt To j. II. Cannon, v III please make I'M
mediate settlement, At he is DESTROYS Of closing mp
the business Of the old concern.
mayetf JIM CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
afw Aoutrtisfmtnts.

ufw A0nfrti8ffllfill3.
TWIN CITY BOOK sToRE.
NEWS DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
I'd Il , opposite l.. Claire ", uso--New York Boston
philadelphia Cincinnati Chicsgp and St l. 'uls Da-
ids received every day. S. II. STARR, AGENT.
White Washing.
INHE Subscribers are now prepared to place upon
Il the ceilings, walls, &C, he finest OF imported
white-wash uns hrpasses by none. Charges III der.
ate. We may he found always la the vicinity Of
Davenports Block with brushes IN hand, too rsady
10 a oommodste all our patrons.
June2Sdtt BAILEY, PARSONS & 90.
SO Reward.
I OST yesterday morning q small god Vocket
IL erea stpin with aiies portrait TIL. ind will
receive the shove reward ~ leaving It at the Queen
c ~ Saloon Brady sire between Front and 2d
streets. TT HAMSLKY,
June23dlts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

ivy lirlfuJ' hthLOi q CohbiN
(aManChe Lots.
~ We have some vel y desirable lots selected
G and for sale in CamaEchr. Plat ,ern. price
Term, sc ms1e KIN lwn, upon applications 10 PAR
KER EDWARDS TALMAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
April % diff
A>CAMANCaE LAND Go.-Ths Company
49, ready to sell lots in its Addition
t. the town Of Camsnchc. II offers some OF the
most desirable business and sd"nce lots about this
houi ishng town ANY information concerning the
same can be obtained nv calling on GEO. VI. PAR
GER, Esq, No. 10 orr's B"ok
febi7dtf CAMAECHE LAND CO.
ADA CARD The UNDERSIGNED having TINS day
w associated with him George II. French. ESQ.,,
In hi Mil AMI Lumber business, takes this occasion
to present his acknowle gements te the public 10:
the liberal and fatering patronage extended TO
him in this city. Rapid increase OF business. andfhe
late extensive improvements made ahout hi Mills
have ind ced him TO Increase the business capital ard
Associate with him gentleman wE> vii devote MS
entire attenti-n to the business.
rr~h ~ ~ JOHN CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
Cheap, Durable and Efficient

Cheap, Durable and Efficient
Dssrk's Patent WIRE Fence,
CUPERIOR to all others In every respects to the
~ Prairie Farmer
Has been tested Thoroughly d. Severely
and in ev ry instance fualei he wishes of the p
lentee and urprised tn. purchaser into admiration
Of its simple but oil fciert and enduring ,onstruc-
ton II stan uurival.d in every requisite Of
safety. durability,
Cheapmess Il Efficiency.
No farmer should tail to exam NJ is superior sx-
cllence, as few MON = .nniati, csunot iait L.
conyin tn most iLcr, d1ious that to much cann
be "a In las favor. n" expense Of this fence is but
{ life over half the boards l, Is simple in
s CONSTRUCT hon and efeent for all the purposes
which frncr Is necessary IL ha lateral pressure
that r nders il cont ractve and expansive therefore
alike In hrmness during all changes OF atmosphere
and season. ock Of any d. scription may come In
vi.ent cont CT with ihi. fence, without injury 70 the
animal the fence hecxuse q s.lastic;,. In few
word. /, ~omhines oil the d. sratle quail tbs ami Is
prc-emnent
THE THING FOR 4 FARM FENCE.
challenging admiration from al, and grateful &C
FIR N IL II 8,
whose lands have been nced with this superior style
Of cheap, durable and Ell ient fence.
Farm, Town and Cosn;y Rights for sale. Ferce
constructed % may be desired.
BE Wise in Time I!
Every fsrner having hrn to fence sAauld em.
brace this opportunity Immediately, there u tine
lke the pres. mt.
Ns. Any infringement on this, vurk's Patent,
win Be prose- tied inform aslon TO TIE extent Of
ths law. DW1LlIA1 WARD.
Aeeat for b Darke,
Hardware Seors opposite L. Claire, Book Davsn-
pert, Iewa, Or a6eloss boz - o, Dsveap r.
No vt0. ofWAich Shs Aeose ienoa y oonstfueoo1
si49e 49, - ~ - s!saos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

REPUBLlcANIsx FLooRED. The Repub-
licsns tried four timcs to elect their can
didsse for Mayor 10 Providence, X. l..
aod failed. Al last they put up Know
Nothing. and he carried both wings oil
the Negro equstics," and wss elected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26

The Boston Post ssys Is 600 worth Of
wines and liquors we're shippsd lest
week for one Of the Virginia 6prinRe.
They will b used TO reduce the Wster.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
WANTED.
Wanted

Lsdy's Ice Cream Salon, 10 serve Cream.
L Two very smart and intelligent young L.ays.-
Cool salaries and = summers einplo, men'. For fur.
Their particulars. sddIcss Boz $50. or apply to Mr..
Arrison Hull Cabinet s'err, gu Brady ~.
mayotf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
800 Magnificent Building Lots

IN fulions sddti.n TO East Davenport which sse.
fully lad nut wih Pup &c P,rAs ~. The baildtGr
lrts t,uiudii ~ rit ndid view - The Mississippi
aud Roc 1>iauf. 7he-e lots cas b. purohas e,i vn
We y hedst nGbie Terms Great Undue, mrn,s are
ole "a 10 chan,e well A. capitalists ard others
Call am mae Nap an Pre- a,
HAyiLANDs Oni,c. L. Clair Row,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-26
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Sylne's Surgery.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
DY James syme s. Professor Of Blini al
ID University of Edinburgh. &c, &c
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