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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

tn, editor Of the Western IndePendant',
Published at Sargent's Bluffs, says:
The Western X X will be finished to
Rockville by Il . 18th ef Nov.
NV Posr OrrcE a, Isbell, Jones CO., J.
Hays. r. NJ
A horse thief was caught near Sioux City
few DAYS since, and held to bail in the
sum Of IL 500
CHIcxAsaw Co.-The real and personal
property OF this rapidly improving county
is now footed up at 81 500 800.
An extensive Flour Mill and two steam
saw mills are now in process Of erection at
Pacific City.
There are in Iowa. 81 deaf and
dumb persons, 4o3 blind. 1870 insane, and
24l idiotic.
HoGs.-Dealers in Madison have secured
by advances. some 10000 OF $4,000 hog
for the coming seasons operations.
Butler CorSTr voted on the 18th inst 10
take 5000, 900 stock in the Cedar Valley
Branch ofthe Chicago, Iowa. and Nebraska
Railroad
Wood is worth from 81 to $3.50 per cord
delivered In Sargent's Bluffs To accommo
date our purse, the winters should be very
mild.-Lndependant.
Wolves are getting Glite neighhorly
hereabouts One of the 'varmints took W
Il position on our Office steps, few nights
ago, and set up howl 81 dismal and plain
tive that il almos, scared US out of our edi
torial boots. Mr. Wolves. if You please, dc
not come 50 close any more.
WARNISG To NEWLY MARRIED MEN-Th.
Oskaloosa Tunes notices the death of man
in that vicinity. from Hydr"phojm Tn,
mes did not know whether the man had
been recently bitten or not, but adds lbl
way ii confirming the belief. We SUI posc,
that he hai bce,, married Jm a sho7 time
The Dubuque and Pacific r. Il. says the
Dubuque Express and Mraid. is RAPIDLY
pushing itself westward Thirty mir, ,e
Dycsyille, IRE already traverscd ly the ear
with much larger business than was antic
ipated. Seventeen miles more, extending
to burlington, now called Manchester, ar,
to be finished 10y December lst The era
ding is merely finished to Cedar Falls, u dis
lance Of loo miles The road is To strik,
| the Missouri and Sioux City and the dis
lance To that point from Dubuque is foun,
to he 33 II miles, The definite location
la been made to Fort Dodge, 30 miles
via Webster City, Hamilton county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

SrgINr WIN NJ -1hc present crop Of Spring
wheat will. there IS reason to fear, diminish
the amount Of fall sowing in Northern
Illinois. Low prices may tend to bring
about the same result Perhaps few hints
may rot Vet to- out of season. The partial
failure of the wheat sown last fall furnishes
Il" proof that the same thing " i'll @, eur next
year. Moreover. there is good reason to
believe that this par,,n failure in some sec
tom wa owing III great measure to s!ml-
! .ow and cnrciess blowing. late seeding, and
( WaUt Of drainage 1t would be far better
/ I" tee obliged to HOW wheat in the fall in
order t. prevent it from forming the first
Joint than that il should lack stamina
enough TO Withstand the severity Of the cold
winter
suppose next year there should be a fail
urr OF spring wheat how are farmers to
remedy th,.cNil before another harvest .
\ failure If fall -own wheat is ALWAYS
known III time to resort to spring sowing.
and thus prevent the disaster. And this is
the true policy OF farmers. Rely mainly
upon tall sowing: hnt sow early, and
cover well Fail wheat is Just as sure a
crop as spring wheat, provided it be prop
erly managed Let no one he scared bv the
! present low prices. Make liberal prepare
tious for an abundant harvest next year,
and there will he demand for it all There
| Is good reason to believe that the present
money panic will soon pass over, and even
II it, effects should be felt till next spring
still the p'icc oi wheat cannot he kept
| down - r1; rjc EayDir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Valuable City Property for Sale.
JAMES II IIOGANE,
LAssd Agent n Surveyor,

AFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport:
800 acres Of land, - mie from Duran station, on
the NJ 4 y n n, 10 years to pay for this farm.
$40 acres ssetions IS. II end 9. Township -,
Range East, 20 acres timber fsrm under culti-
vstisn and fenced houses and 2springs, and with
In miles from LeCisire. Terms good.
26 acres Of land L. section -, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful properly nesr
Davenport.
IS acres between Chesnut Avenne and Divistoo
street, near to the city on TIE railread trsrt.
8 seres on the Dubulus road, suitable for aouss
o. esfdnery.
IL aere o. lanA, WITH Ao1Ge ~ oeAse impsuve.
meats, ~ . nile ffo0 The eaty.
- ere ~ enast8 ~ - veatsstsaS ouDdivi.
ia sas seMol, julnlne ~ Dassaous ~ q
~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

The Republican ~ ondernl i.n

'rhs Republican ~ onderfui lamp.
One Of the most remarkable evidence.
Of the advancement ipolitrcal trickcry
is the facility with which Kansas OK
elements are gotten up. The quiotuGc
of Kansas during the interim be-
tween tho elections is astonishing. Ii
is strange with what careless lisrc-
gard for the prin :ipes of free soil, the
'frce state mcu" of Kansas, leave off
shrieking, and devote themselves to
spcculatlng in the corner lots Of Dor
der ruflian towns, when there arc no
elections to be carried. Kansas il, TO
the leaders Of the Republican Party
what the wonderful .amp, was to Aad
din. Is political capital wanted for n
State election The wonderful lamp
ls rubbed, and 10 border rnilian out
tages become common, and innocent,
pcaceahlc free state citizens are brutal
" murdered, on paper, by the Kansas
letter writer's Is money wanted TO
conduct Presidential campaign The
Kansas lamp is again rubbed and hc
hold the purses of homes, msuspcct-
ing men open, and the gold is poured
forth for the rciicf OF bleeding Kansas.
And now tina. an important election IN
the State of Iowa is approaching, the
Republican leaders again rub The won
deriul lamp, and bark Sudden mur-
ncrs are waited on the breeze from
our western borders, and dire rumors
OF bloodshcd upon the plains of Kan
sas are spread wildly among the pco-
pie. The lamblike Lane is threaten
ed with violence and Is compelled 10
lly from the city of icconpton in an
undignitied manner, and ungoN ernabc
mobs lcny the rigl. OF free speech t.
smooth tongued Aboitionists
II is an outrage, an insult to the IN
telligcnce OF the people thus to play
upon the finer feelings of human nature
to make political capital TO create dif
ficultics in Kansas, exciting the noblcst
impulses OF the human heart against
violence and oppression. for the par
pose of elcctmg Il party iasoritc 10 :.
lucrative office. to make Kansas is a
puppet, which when the Leaders pull
the strings shall "blecd and shrek"
for the purpose of securing the "spoils
during the excitement which the spec
tacle produces. But the time has
come when the eyes OF the people are
opened. The leaders Of the kepubli-
can Party have been detected in rlb,
hing the lamp, they have been caught
while pulling the strings. 4 Hcpubli-
can Senator from Mass. has been
heard TO give the following directions
to Lane and Robinson.
do not cote at Tie Octobcr Cl,ctfoR :
Let them form Stare STATE til
them 10 do so i you can 'rihom snspi'
cion That IS oil the capital IRE ask
for the merit Presidential eitchoa ~
The humbug has lost its charm. The
People have been behind the scenes
and have learned that "Al ia not gold
that glitters."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
ssepn,n II. Branch. q lows

New York City Il not alone possessed d
a stephen II. Branch Branch is 9 well
known, insane. Know Nothing, whose chic
Importance is derived from the shrew dn1n
BY which nc manages to keep his name Ia
the papers, and thus secure notoridts
whether 1t is respectable one or not.
Branch Is ignorant, fanatical higotted aud
eccentric He gets his circulars in the pa
per. and then laughs a. h s,ratagefh by
which he thus maintains a no'orie'y
Iowa has Branch The Hon James
Thorinq;on Is a twin brother Of thy View
York stephen. Iii, chief consequence ior-
merlv consisted in oiling the secret machin-
ery Of the Know Nothing Lodges Of the
stat. ia and through these. his ignorance.
iauaticism and worihlessness could be dis
r,ii-ed from that scrutiny which proves ia
tai 10 little men. since the Germans served
an INJUNCTION Oh the n4os ernent Of these lod
yes. IhpFingtOn- occupation ha- gone up.
But he Ineans no; to retire from public obser-
walton. He tc,N keep himself before the
peorl,. lie does this Ly circulars addressed
to- others OF Tx" iik. 10 different paris Of the
Stale. intended Tor Publication ana to b..
rssall,d by ihe Democratic ioGrnal- and
thus secure notorie,y which hr hopes will
lead To gsi onal i".n,;it He has taken in
th' Dntna4ue h.ytfss anil Heealdby one If
these underground circulars He ruhs HI
lands ~ great dc at the thrushlng he
get. Tor It makes hun notorious We have
nry-r deemed il oar !nty TO kick The little
man uotoricty, hv discussing hi. do
cuu,cui- Tho game Is too small. Pet-o-
aaly VI lhorin'ton "a fir, rate fellow
Bur h. j. 50 mach Ike Branch. ard Of So
itte consequence thai W. ,hall waste itile
imk III discussing II PRODUCTIONS Ia another
column ~ copy from he krpr'ss ard n
il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
EARN AND GARDEN LANDS


=. A most beautiful dve acre lot only ia miles
from he liver. For residence for garden
| be surpassed. Terms very easy. Price 81, 900.
43. 90 acres, two miles from river Dubuque road
well watered, and IN every respect de able
property.
| improvements
80. A farm Of 20 acre., yer, Handsomely proved
| l ! miles from the river the East Davenport
| TOAD.
| IS. RIgh, acres, well impro we'd. on the hickory
Grove road, four miles from Davenport. Piice
| 81 100.
Is. 20 the South side OF Locust street, \
miles west from the Court House.
70. 10 acres on Jersey Ridge. . i-2 miles from city
| well improved. Offered very low.
80. A choice I've acre lot. near upper Davenport
with fine ryer view. on red cheap. Price $500
cash.
o. l IL acres on Dubuque road. good house, sc.
| 3. A handsome two acre lot, North OF Locust st.
| near Catholic Seminary.
| -. very valuable farm Of l6S acres, 133 acres
under cultivation. Good buildings, orchard, e,c--
Ala miies from Dav ynport On good road. Would
| seil part.
! 5. An so acre tract, only 2 miles from corpora
ton line, the Biexory 'iTovc road partly improv
ed. in agovi neighbo. hood, aud mos. cuiece peSe
| OF land.
10. so acres near Long Grove.
49, 30 acres On Aiijn's Grove road, 10 mile. from
Day nport.
10. $50 acres 10 miles from Davenport 10 acres
under cultivation. good roads and living water.
| IL. SO acts mites from Davenport.
! Is 20 acres, II miles from Davenport. Cheap"
81 6i0 acres. four miles from Putsn station, 100
| acres Hnder cultivation. .tore quarry, etc
Is. 40 acres fine ie, el praire, = miles from Al
| len. Grove. 81 50 per.Aere cash.
| a. $50 acres first class prairie In Green co. Is
! per acre.
SO, 100 acres In W part Of Clinton CO.; good land
near Eig Block so acres timber. Two Saw Mills Q
mile distant. ell per acre.
| -AISO-
large quantities Of nnlmproyed lands in Adslr,
Calhoun, Cedar, Frank in, Greene, Grundy, Guthre,
| Hardin, Henry, Jasper Johnson. Keokuk, Kossuts,
| Linn. Madison, rota wottoInie snd Tamx Counties-
! and in Rock Island county end southern Illinois
/ Apply W J. DIAL q. y. Mayors,
/ Real Estate Ag, nts,
rulvi6itf W corner Brady aud "a SITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

The following interesting Development
is we'll worth the attention OF the farmers oi
tn North west
Ntotr ttNr-We were Yesterday shown
"a specimen Of the >orgh". which i. attrac
tins 80 much attention, and which promises
I" form an import ant element III the agri-
cultural Interests of the country The stalk
10 which w., have reference and which may
be -ecn in Tia" counting room of this office,
measures .lt vcn feet nine inches in height
and wa produced upon the farm OF Mr.
Morgan who lives twelve miles in the coun-
Try, upon the Olive street plank road, and
who has -four acrc- in cultivation The
stalk and blade, resemble our native Indian
corn. hat ihr ia,>cl bears black seed
which. when opened. is of beautiful white
appearance. and from experiments recently
made Yields "A good article OF flour, and
,na!iti,.- adding a flavor which may vet he
priced hN oIicuTes and give rise 10 Sorgho
cakes. AMI the sugar cane seed may in time
form ss important - staple rs wheat. The
stalk aud blade beside, yielding sugar and
svrnp. are reuli,hcd Xc,c,iingly by cattle
for feed Mr. Morgan considers hi, expert
menl entirely successful. and thinks there
Is no doub, Of the prac'icahility of i's cul-
ture in our climate and its usefulness and
imp, rtance in the future During the Fair
hr viii exhibit specimens Cfthe products OF
the can" raised 10y him, ho,h in syrup and
supar ST /apis Rem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Tho Family Relations Of Repuslican,snr

Tho Family Relations Of Repuhlicanisn,.
Republicanism anxious TO Increase
its strength by powerful family con-
nections, one day went a counting to
the Know Nothings-but Sam, bad as
he is, had too much pride to allow any
thing Of the kind. All that was there
fore accomplished, was the establish
ment Of laison with a member OF
Sans family. The result of this IL
legitimate connection was the bastard
Abolition American party of Mass.
which belongs no where, has no home
and no body to father it. Finding its
advances towards Sam family repulsed
Republicanism commenced to pay del
icate attentions to Abolitionism. As
the natures Of the two parties are de
c,dedly similar an engagement ha,
been effected. The consent Of til,
fathers Of both parties has been obtain
ed, the banns have been published an,
the devil is invited to be present a
the ceremony.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

ALLEN X CLARk.......P. q. Building, Brady ~
NICHOLS, ISBELL 4 CO...............Maint t.
Insurance Agencies.
r. F. MiTCHEIL........l door Above Post Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

Tho Democrats Of Linn County ha, . nom
iuoi"d a. candidates Tor Representative pr
samuel MILF au and Henry \ Collin. E-,t
'lhi~ ',n good ticket especially when com
pared t" the Rlaeh Republican ticket head
81 " -oiu-ls n,hcunt a man n l. y bate
who came t. DAcup'lt :. Dc,Aocrat. AN,
waited -omc time before Deciding hicl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
For Sale.

AOE hundred and twenty Building lots In On
SAddition h. the town VI Port ByTuu.
THESE lots are eligible aud handsomely situated 90
she bans Of the Mississippi. They VII be .oid req
tonsble 1erms.
For particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt =
Co., Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Esq, I~Caire,
Corbin Z Dow Davenport, OF VI the subscriber
JAMES MAY.
n. The subscriber has numbeTIess desirable pie
fcsof land tn and the cities Of Davenport and
u aire, amp near the town o. Fort Byron, that he
I sC1es to sell. IOcttbtfl J.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

We have some very desirable lots selected
UHR and for sale IN Camanol-. Plat cen price,
terms &c. made known. upon Applications To PAR
KER, EDWARDS 4 TAIAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
April IS DIR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
FORSALE SE
For. Sale,

kTNh seres u GROUND " rods east 81 Rvsd, stree,
/ \ on Soufhtfn dsenn---A beau,Ifui sltu.t,nn a.,
| s!rsidehee 81 viii let ia town lots 10 advantage
."tu"s % a }. AOaSR or
| 'a"oa'i GEO. l.. NICHOLAS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

on acres Of land In vrsrtin County As0
-fcO acres Of land In hiteh Il County ; t,s s,,r,
OF and in Grundy County. Apply g.
lmsydtf W.UrCrRIxy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
W. E. CnlLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEeME.vT ROOFZ.ysEI

IEs VI Aisvl II OOEAsv'G
AyE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shortest notice,our
Elastic FIRE d; WaterIroof Cement Rootnq
it being the only article yet nvented that will sue.
cessfuy resist the action of the atmosphere In every
climate. 1t perfectly FIRE and waterproof, and In
point Of durability We believe it 10 equal If not supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing. We put 1t on over
old tn tar, iron or shingie roofs II making DIFF
ference how fiat steep the roof may be. This
room iswarranted to prove as above repr, sented
We will put II on for IS 90 per squsre. 10 feet
square.) We will apply il upon tin and iron for
81 10 per square, beinR, acco unit Of Its durability
the cheapest paint that can he used
We invite all who are building, and those who VII h
their roofs repaired to call ut ONCE opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenpyt, Iowa, and ex.mfne sam
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the durable
ity and PRACTICAL iity Of this roofing.
N B.-we are prepared to fill orders for our Ce.
meot to those residing at distance, with printed d.
Csty and county Righss for Lo,ra end Mimi
h~ sale.
J.BvAN BERGEN 4 BRO
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr Err. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Mr. Samuel Ogdrn, No 90 Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No g Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle President ofth Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., Lsndon
es.rs John Shilto 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, Ah
street.
itchell and Rammelsbers. Furniture Mans an
dealers, eth STREET.
iles Greenwood, ESQ.
AR II Hlnkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hall.
Goats Z Pstchin, Builders,
Ew Wheeler, Archltees,
Peck, City Gle,k,
Geo Parker,
G D Cline Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,1
Jaime, Donslly Z Lea, Davenport Iron Works
Ri Adams.
HAkes:A Riggs, Jewelsrs,
A0CK IeLANn
PL NJ chell, Danke
iona Woods
Lewis II Weber, IpstnAstee.
CHICAGO.
9 Hubbard, Ass1s lnGusuAsA
@ 3 HoeeR,
fra 4ooto, Builder.
6sfss Wed D o. 0odoeeo1 11AnAsousanG O., ~.
H.eks1 tes.' n ss..Au, .-,.., ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Washington Co., Sept. 20, 1857

W "s"ii1loi No" ''It. ~, iNo'.
EpIroRs OF STATE llENorRAr:-
This whole region of country is alive
with enthusiasm for the Democratic
nominees and the principles of Nation.
al Democracy. The Spirit Rappcrs
are evidently broken windcd. Wher-
ever Smnucls goes, he gains a popular.
ity that will show itself with effect at
the polls. We get your cxcellant
paper regularly, and rejoice that you
are doing such good service in the
cause. We ne impatient for the day
OF voting in October. We feel our
strength and are prepared to show it.
LAMONT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
BEN M. "a nj u ELS,

uenocrat.e candila,, ior Governor 49,,
address the people NJ the following pine
II O'clock l. NJ. or such other hour d
may he fixed ty the people on ihc ''at
here named
Ninton, Benton county. Tuc~daN 80.
MAJ ion. Linn county. Weiur-ins Ju
Anamosa, Jones county. fril'v octoh,r
Upton. Cedar county, Sniuriny
DE Witt. Clinton county. Monday .
Da' export. scott crG.tS. IUr~JHN g..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
20 rnimproved Parcels Of Ian
Houses and Lots

on Perry, Btsdy. Second. Fourth Firth, Sixth, Rock
is.ant, Iowa and Harrison streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

The presese financial crisis demands u
us. AMI Of every man who tsels IN interest
~ ~ = eIfare Of his fsllows, to exert our
n,most strength and influspce to mitigate
~. sufFerings Of the business world. We
And ourselves most suddenly. and without.
as we think, any adequate cause. involved
in the most serious embarrassment. In a
iuncture ike the present the West, with her
multiplied resources. can materially assist
the East We are creditors to the West TO
q large amount, and much Of the want now
felt for money arises iron. the failure Of re
mittane.s on which our business men have
too confidently relied We now make an
appeal to our business friends in all sectio
Of the country, Ia come forward. 10 the full
extent Of their means and with all the
promptitude in their power. to ASSIST the
traders and importers Of the Eastern cities.
by sending forward every dollar Of their
available means to pay the Indebtedness
which AT this time stands against them. Let
them not wait t. accumulate their thou7-
and- but send on their hundreds without
DELAY They can DO it. We are convinced.
without any Inconvenience. They are stu.
ated quite differently from our Eastern rner-
chants il TN Importer or trader among rs
allows his note to 90 TO protest. his credit Is
gone But in the Wet. ard in all Regions
of tie country where there are 10 banks to
close the door AT the memorable hour OF
three o'clo"k. nothing IS more common than
TO let The appointed day Of payment 90 by
withou; meeting It's demands And in such
tune. OF " hom do they ask Indulgence We
answer, OF their Eastern creditors, whose
iheruli'v la, never beeG taxed in vain.
Vow Tia. ihing is reversed and although or
business men do not ask any favor If their
Western customers. vet they expect them TO
respond freely and a. fully IA their best
exeriioLs will allow, To- the wants and De
man'ls - oar monetary alinir-. Let debtor
remember the flyurs of their creditors. and
di-s-!nfge. il they can. the debt Of business.
aud the debt of gratitude, under which they
labor Their eXeiiinns to relieve the str.n-
ecucy he money market nov prevailing
in al. oar Eastern cities, Will not hc forgot
tn. Il viii be more than appreciated, and
ti. time viii soon come when our mer
Chants VIII return tcnfold every obligation
aud every kindncs, under when they may
now b, placed The East appeals to the
Wet VIII thu appeal b. heard and an
swercd - Fnr,,sg> Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
n l,.fRD.

IA IL vho Aavc given ms the agency Of ssillp 1
tss0 kess ostat-. Will nnd Il In th~ AansAs u q.
1.us nsvHand. ESQ, Who occupies part Of
my ofacc and who come among us vr,, recumm~oA.
"a isr intexriy aud high business capacity and ]
0"aos nos VIII render general satssfnction 10 aM vhc
may favor him with their patronage In the land
AGENCY tusBss-.
would remark in consiu sinn, that have valuable
lands Of my ocn IN Davenport and vicinity for sale
and that may be foand In my once curing business
hours r q. EADS
may2Sdtf lie claire Nyv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

Let voters remember that if the Rcpulli-
"aa- obtain control "t the next Legislature,
HAT the new Constitution viii remain IN
changed and Iowa become the Cr,0,5nai
.i>yi'pa f,r ali the rocues of the | uion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
Prairie Lands for Sale,

elNHE subscriber has one thousand acres Of prime
l. prairie lands in JasT~r, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which he will sell fer cash,
Aanse for Other property upon The most favorable
ernss, also for sale soine nne building loson Brady
nd erry streets In North Davenport.
Jan II diff OLIVER G. LOGAN.
Valuable City Property fer Sale.
V'HE Mississippi House, situated on Front street
between Main and Harrison streeta viii be sold
cheap. Lot Is By 100 FRET Part Of the purchase
money can rem ain for and years ~ 10 per cent
Also Lot on ID Of near the DepoG 391l6O feet
Also Lot on eth street, sdjoiuing the Depot S4x
100 feet;
Also corner lot 90 Brady y, corner Of Clay, 1909
66 fset.
The lots ID and eth streets splenddly stu.
ated for business purposes, and the ocston Of the
Brady street lot 10 Of he bsst " North Daven-
port.
For particular apply 70
IAIRBANKs A,HICKsON,
1h90d0 uea0An'sDu1dn9 Main q.