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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-13

fInCLlNATIsa Cured Dried BSes2ops ~. canVsss
~ in Etore and for sale ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
City Hall, 24th day of December, 1857.
Common Council City Of New orleans>
No. 1850.
eolred That the Surveyor be he Is hereby authorized
repair the bey the Washington Market Louisa and
be up the communication to reacr said
belfry.
President pro tenn: Board Of Aldermen
[Sgnedl J. MAsIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
E signedl CH9s. N. WATERMAN. Mayor dos
[ No. 1861.
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
instructed to have the plank road Washington Street. from
Lafayette Cemetery No to ST. Joseph Cemetery opposite the
gate repaired with of the panks being up
said shells being substituted the
plank road twenty feet wide.
iSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl CIAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor DIS
No. 1862.
Resolved That the Comptroller he and he Is hereby author
sealed proposals will be received by during the
days following the date Of the first advertisement for furnish
ing TO the city of New Orleans meat and bread for the inmates
of the City Work House for from the LIST of January
next and the to be furnished according to the specca
ons file in the Office of the Finance Committee the con
rac.r contractors give bonds in the Of five housant
00-wih good and solvent security to the atisfac
ton of the Common Council the articles 10 be of the bes
quality and the bids to be made separately for each article
[Sgnedl A. LANDRY,
r,,,, President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approredd, December "a, 1884, ; =, VT ,r,,,,r No.,
A true copy: JULES CASSARD,
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TUESDAY, Dec %, 1857.
prssent Tha Nm i Magioni president Messrs
Doihonde, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard Phelps
Reid, Waldo and Whitney-10.
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
The following communication from his Honor the
Mayor was read
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SPECIFICATIONS for the fitting I

SPECIFICATIONS for the fitting up and
~ reprs OF the building occupied by school house. and
situated At the junction ct ne Bayou Road with Dogenos
street. and known the breton Markell that the
may again he used rs marsethouse
All the inside and outside partitions well the floors
shall be removed by the lessee and shall be his property
The wooden pillars supporting the shall be eathed with
iron to height of six feet above the base. .
All the building throughout shall be ceied with dressed
tongued and groovcd ceiling boards in the best
The roof cutters and conductors shall be repauted in the
best Manner and warranted tight during the whole term OF the
contract.
The whole of the market house he brickcd with lake
bricks of tbs best quail laid IN mortar accordance
with the era les to be given by the City Surveyor
The tables, blocks hooks etc. shall be furnished
and placed by the lessee the be- in all points, similar
those lately erected III the ST. MarS's Market.
All wood and iron work usually painted shall receive three
lead oil and suitable colos as
the City Surveyor may select.
All The materials to be the best quality and
nishcd by the lessee, well as the labor.
The whole work to be executed the entire satisfaction
the City surveyor otherwise shall be rejected city
pense of the lessee and of his securities
The lessee shall bind himself begin The
after the approval of the lease by the Common Council and
complete the b. fore the LIST OF March, 1853
The esse shall bind himself during the continuance Of the
lease keep the said in good repair and cond-
city in perfect order and condition.
Good and solvent security to amount of $1,000 shall be re-
qnired for the faithful performance OF these specifications
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
Fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which the work being executed the C9unci shall nave me
right to anl the lease without putting the lessee in de-
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying court Of Justice to annu the same and without i'll
New Orleans, December l4th 1857.
signedl LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees and Landings of botl
EEs sssssd j 5oa i T I: HozasD oharmen
| dis lot Clerk Of Comptroller
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Hf COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE I
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855. s.
DISSOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II he is hereby Authorized and required give notice.
standing in the official journal that in accordance
With the ninth of ordinance No. l42 approved March
90 1854 the Ceuncl will not pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of an order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
[Signedl Ell. TRACY,
5 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[SiRnedl L, II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1856. h 5'F
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayer
The attention Of the officers the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
t' ~ L. THEARD,
jy16t Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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for the protection of the farmers of the markets of this city,
favorably. -.
Your Committee exaed considered the adjudica
the for numbering and branding
drays etc. the 1st January 1866
the Comptroller the 18th December to different
fecury offered by A. Wsterson whom adudcated
branding TIE CARTS for the First and Fourth
Districts approved the offered by Domr-
ique and G. Duvic towit Jean Marie Sauce be
jeced necessary resolution is therefore presented and its
adoption recommended
resolution providing the payment Of sundry hills
lined and approved, 10 herewith presented.
JOHN n. HALL, Chairman,
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On motion Of Mr.. DeLabarre, the following ordin-
ance, adopted by the Assistant Board on the l4th
day Of April, 1857 was taken up and concurred in.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Harrison, Ven
nard and Willis.
Nays Messrs. Dupre and Howell.
An ordinance concerning the pound limits in the city of New
Orleans.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
vi. CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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@ bis hssSF s e NJ
he sdnsss marine
ana '''@' ''''' srAsp1se conxrrgnrs.
Mr. Dupre On bshaf q ne EIasnce Commune
0nere0 tne tolloMsnk .sr:: ths s.r,e ,sers resS
me sesO,1slSos ~ roIss Being expended
~. sIsS,ss have follows
W. Is e & o. q i.
~ &. round * a
psssss 81 MI n. Aired, 81.
ps..sS Y re rs , sessa &
% q
e 3: so:s 4 z The =
p1 s ss e. y eon%
csrtain made BY sid commissioners fave
solution 70 tsst sdsct herewith presented ana hs aoopon
l'''''''''''1. \. DUPRE
=. oq nsy.inir rs
e. ss sly e.
SSd hs e q n, Il ~
svsr: -. q. ,,..-...o. w.,
~. 1s. sna VIZ Wis., conway pupfe haSs0n sn
IN Nav W. MI. Howell.
whssas Thomas Emory and g @ Fissher representing
John sssns yIas :, ss.:,.,Sn
e hs deners Es Ssd On Ss Il October
do b two ~. q sale IN hs city Ns
M Nosay PnSc ssfsr assign ses ovsr and rslnqush
IL favor United State. Il America right tile and
interest q hs ssia Nnw and @ s 81
So.y tereos e Y rssossa That the rassfsr assignment
reinqushment made by the said Thomas Emory md y
:; s be ia ehs
i hereby conhned approved I'D Tsss ne
validity binding elect though made directly by the city
Of Esw Orleans rh Il r,so,, and q q F.cher did, BY
~ ne.ssd bse RSchsd Brsnsn Esq Nosary Public
9th October behalf q as cities q nss
Orlssns snd ne IL
~ parcel land fully described in the
Nosv Mevsore resolcS That the transfer, assignment
and renquishmsn made BY tie said Samuel Powers and &C
copied b. ead Thomas t. Enory and Feeher be and
hs sas hereby oonfrnsd approved and rahsd and g
tho ss validity and effect though accepted ny
of New Orleans aforesaid. !,
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
80. rr,,rsJl Usuno n and Wilt s iis1t
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December 10, 1851.
No 1sOQ I

COMPTROI.LERS OFFICE !
City of New Orleans December 10, 1875
No. 359S. ]
Rsolped That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
thorized sell after days notice in the official journal
the House for five years. from the first
January 1858; purchaser lit mp said building at his
expense {ow occupied school house) for all the
poses Of MARKET with the specifications of the
Surveyor same and the said market to
the city expiration of their said lease in good order and
repair expressed iu the conditions.
Resolrei further That the Board Of Directors of the Public
Schools of The Third District the building occupied
by them school house at the junction Of Bayou Road and
Washington street District deliver the said build
ing 10 the city before the first day of December 1851 that
the same may be converted into market.house.
[SigledI J. MAGI4NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl s. 7. DeLABARRE,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved November 10, 1871
tSignedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN. Mavor.
Notice is hereby given, that SATURDAY, 18th inst, I
will ndjudicae my Office II O'Clock NJ the above lease.
dis Il. TiEARD Comptroller.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE-THE FIRM OF WATT, NOBLE L MOB
LEY hereby dissolved by mutual consent and the
of the firm will be used by either partner oy for purposes
liquidation.
WATT, NOBLE & MoBLEY.
New Orleans, Dec. q, 1857.
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q tbs q sso With good and ?, sufficient
nevsd = W pssp the ssoiution and
" VI s1udnS Ho~si IA VeDnards.
nnnsss Hsrrisson and
6 's go. ~ amendment 4 III IL liant Board
NJ IA ia. and the resolution y It's amended
form BY thc following vote y. !.
N hs iclioxins cominu a as,n was read:
BoArp o. Asslsr1 nss, A y lss1.
is President aa Az MsR as9 J, Aldermen
Z concur r. ts fol
sciuos sstscans he uonnttse on improvements and
joIa with Ne g procure such articles
q III & ~ h. the sarysyor
ste.sys .s.' AZ 81 l.s 81
x hage W. neces
crdsisnes, etc e. s
i s s sia e,ss,ss
&. Respectfully, las. A; HOPKINS s Secretary. ny.
sa wing ssd ss aaos sS H. H.
rules beng suspended -
feas; sMessrs. conway, Oupre, HARRISON. ennaro
and ~ $
Nays WY ~ IL s "a 4
Ths fSliowinr resolution. adopted BY the Assistant
Hoard. vas referred to lie Finance Committee
r ne I t. oa 6sys the
~ te Assistant
Ear were reietfed Ia the Committee on Stieets and
3 f4ndlDga
resolution .rzas Committee and
ng!lai sYs w5 49, e prosurs snen adss
III ~ W H ae ~ MAI ~ BY lie rvsscs
90 II. s's'
giving g Ps " GiseSn to erect
sss stem sDsns o. s No. y aS street
Ihc ioliowlng cammnnea.on va reaa:
~ 4. honorable rrssidsn, and Members ],
Ssencn,en are rsspsclfny Invited 70 concur
Hoard
Y sss s.sas Lsesaurs y the Common
J. 1880 = = = e RsspsciSiy,
~. Las IA 4, HorKIns, Seq
81 e dps reans
Board # Assistant on th TIE issh gay
~ noy ~ IN, ~ ,t;on concured in mani
rsassIv \ " A -
sA's'''s pxrIv1oxs. xro.
hs e. ~ Of III.
CITY asking thst bs either foduced again to slavery or
ss.s
NJ e e orea te
f6ovi6r resolutIon which was read twice and adopt
"a and WA on motion sent 10 the Assistant Board to
V consumed T. -, ..... rna,. u.rr,.
~ Howell ysnnsri ana
Ssssiss Thss shs sssl be- no is hereby
No. " q " sph Cemetery opposite the
e ~ h ng snseJ and to he
SisSS rosd twsnty fsst 1ids.
sSIowin osius cah was read twice and
1osri g Be- CONQUERED ID
Howell xe9nssd anS W WI Y !.
sss,s9 @a5s IsSss i
i6s ioosag ssso'ution adopted By the Assistant
FXsinr s,1snendad Is y
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NOTICE-WE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO
~ Coparnershp for the transaction of Commission and
Cotton Factoage business in this city under the firm and style
of WATT Il NOBLE. JAMES NJ. WATT,
L. p. NOBLE.
New Orleans, 81 1857. d2I I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
POLICE ISAISKas.
BEFORE JUDGE JOHNS.

Julius Weizenhurgh wa, ",nak,d IN"
Yesterday morning for obtaining goods I'm
der false prctences-inliu- went to Inc store
OF Isaac Mas. Represented to him that he
had II draft for $1,000. and upon the faith
Of this statement obtained a coat, IL pair Of
pants and Sin money. Deputy Marshall
Kennedy found Julius in Rock Island. by a
bit of tinanciering induced him 10 com. over
the river and arrested him. julius. in de-
ianlt OF bail, was provided with board and
lodgings gratis at the Graham House on
the Court House square until the next term
OF the District Court. The Deputy Marshall
deserves great credit for the manner in
which he managed this matter.
John Williams was charged If taking a
fancy I" a >kiff which was the property #
another individual This penchan, 50 over
powered the good principles of John. that
he took possession Of the boat and brought
II down the river and sold it for s..
On the trial it appeared that the boat had
been put in hi possession 10y other parties.
and that he had no criminal intent in tax
ing il. John was therefore discharged
Parker. Edwards n Talmage Tor defence.
John Williams was then again brought to
trial Oh "a charge of drunkenness and breach
oil the peace. Sentence suspended.
We shall hereafter publish II regular re-
port Of the proceedings before the Police
Magistrate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

WHirEw ASH ioR OuTnorsfS AND Fences
As the season of the year when considerable
whitewashing is performed is near at hand,
We give the following receipt for mixing the
composition, which is said to lie first rate i:
Take a clean barrel that will hold water;
put into il half a bushel of quick lime. and
slack it by pouring over it boiling water
sufficient to cover il four or five inches
deep, and stirring it until quite Stacked :;
dissolve In water and add two pounds Of
sulphate of zine and one of common salt.
which will cause the whitewash to harden
on the woodwork in a few DAYS; add sufi-
cient water to bring it to the consistency Of
thick whitewash.
To make the above wash OF a pleasant
cream color. add 3 lbs. yellow oehre.
For fawn color. add 4 lbs. lumber. ! ID. In
dian red. and ! ID. lamplack.
For grey or stone color, add 4 lbs. raw
lumber and 2 lbs. lamplack.
The color may be put on with a com
mon whitewash brush. and will be found
much more durable thar common white
wash.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

Sw y OF section " 7 u W. Choice piece Of
prairie In Henry County = miles n u Of NJ. Pleasant,
ON the Keokuk aud Nc. Pleasant X n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
PURLIC NOTICE.

IL hereby given. that Geo. !. Davenport,
Efruczcr CcoL. ionis & Hessnint. John 2.
Cook. c'org. l. argent. Austin .orhin,
Robert W. frettylnan. Charles Leslie, An.
tom, ietlnirc. John VI - burrows. James
Grant. john T. Dillon. Hiram Price, John
W Vile, and Duncan {. Eiiridgc, u Scott
county and lofirg Wheeler, John Cotton,
Thomas I. iiutterfield. 81 Clintctb County,
tnt" n-socinttd thtm~.lv"a together under
ia. law oi iown. - Body CORPORATE under
H." .4ine Il The Waut-eI inicon Bridge
: inIary. III, principal place &c the trans
'eti"n ef III. hu-inees Of mid cornorhtfSn In
~, civ II Davenport, scott County, Iowa.
rh. luzinr.s of said toulnn, Is to tuilf n
tridr" ac-css tie Wnuhsepinieon River. for
the crossing of persons and property for
hire. II. amount Of Capital Stock is
Twont, five Uiousand Dollars. and II IN ba
paid II. follows. ,iz:-tiye per cent at IN
lin. of -ule>ril ing 30 the ~aIne. and the ha
lance On cali from thchir.ctcrs In inafalroent
of not morr tian twent, per cen, on III
whole amount aud NJ intervals, AZ NJ least
one month notice inir given ~ s,icl, cnf FOR
two weeks. til" hast Publication being ten
4 " before siid call i. due. The said Cor
p~rration commences ON the 10th day "
April. 1857. and II created Ia endure fifty
years. TIL" affaira of The Company will We
conducted ly 4 Board of seven Directors
and u President. chosen from their own
member, q Secretary and Treasurer, and
such other subordinate %.fiicerf and feenfs,
q may Ne nee,s-afy. and said officers are TO
elected n follows:
m drst I,oafl when Five Thousaw
!" - le subscribed, and their sur
W" ""fteSy thereafter
",r't ..."unt If Indebtedness
. 80. '.'she', nI-- Company NAV al am
liability 10 which tiN aoa, nj
time subject itself i ff-~ en- ea,"nsrr
lnrs. secured by the Bond "a 60 49,.
Private property is cxempt"
porate debts.
May 2. ls57.-d4w ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
CATHOLIC PAIR

a catholic Fair will commence, at
Rock leland on Monday evening next,
and continue four evenings. The Fair
will DO held at Smiths Hall adjoining
the Island City Hotel. Tho Ferry Boat
will run during the evenings Of the Fair,
presenting a facility for those Of our
citizens who may wish to attend. We
understand that preparations have been
perfected which will render . visit to
the Fair most pleasant, and we hope to
see . large turnout ON the part Of our
citixens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

wANTED - 5000, at 2 per cent. u month lst.
rtgAge on Real Estate gwen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

NEI - u section IS T IL N Il X, Scott County
Stat.
inch ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
Linen Goods.

Table Iibet.s, Napkins and Dt Iiirs, Linen Sheet
Ing aud Pillow Linens, hackabucks. Towels, Crash
&C., at 80 per cent less than usual prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

Our Butchers seem determined to
supply our o~itixens with the best of beef.
BYRNEs 4 KELLY have upon their stalls
beef that would make an Alderman
laugh, fat and juicy and tender, and ve.
ry large withsi. Their Market 10 oppo.
site the Post Office Buildings, Brady
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

The anniversary meeting Of he pres
bytsriah Board Of Foreign Missions
was held in New York Last everinr.-
The receipts for The year ars reported
= = up~as1a q e20s(poQ M Mn
S1D1sAAnsss No. ootNooA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
Oil Cloths,
.lYufliMSX.

OF he best Foreign and Domcstic Manufactures from
OIL yard - twenty-four feet wide.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

The 3 ef Cattle, mentioned tho other
Day, as coming from Rock leland, W.
have since learned, we're brought to this
city BY Mr.. c. Bishop, OF Adams ooun-
ty, H., and we're stall ted. mostly Dur
hams. Mr.. L. Scott purchased the lot,
81 in all, paying 500 per head, being an
average Iof l2 l-2 cents per pound net.--
st. Paul Pioneer, 26th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

A Lazy or TRox-One Of the aristocraey
Of that city-lost her husband on Monday.
at . o'clock in the morning. Two hours
later. she caused the following Geographic
dispatch Ia be sent to a mo,ils, in New York
= What is the latest fashion Of mourning
goods! send particulars by mail"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

BUILDING suitable for Hotel or large Boarding
j H,use. TO rent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
Hotel for sale.

A SPLENDID four story bn-k HOTEL, ELEGANTLY
IA Arranged, with stables, ont-hour's and 'vtty
convenience attached, In the nourishirg CITY OF "
claire. Terms reasonable A part Il the pnrrha "a
money u III b taken in horses. mules, and Wagons.
Also, several eighty SITUATED City I0ts, for sale low
and ~ gra at M rgisns. One iot fronting on the Rive
the best possible site for a business house o. ahV
kind. The above Lots are also situated In the city
~ LeClaire.
feb4d'f 4. KADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

Tue qualities -iln~sr Ss ~ are So we'll kn,wn that
the ~ Aios,ty effn tit'rt ant = y " y9tkrni PHI
latelphia use no oihrr msae 81 sat. We car fur
nish safe Of si : : ADJ sith arg descriptiin OF
Loeks wanted M, Nli uarra IL to III. utmos. eli
IN uuaitie- ia. Safes Wc .fil
janaaif BURROWS. PRkrrYSAS n DAIZEL1-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
80 Rent. For I or 10 Years
ARGYLE COTTAGE AMI APPEND E&

TNHlS Is the most b antifnl and pleasant piao- IN
Scott County. The w Hing has eight rooms snd
cellar. Lsrge y.rt full OF shruba"ry .nd ornamea-
val tr IS Garden with grapes curI ants. st-a~hrr-
ries gn,sebe ,ries tlums and G. "rri-s LARGE ha
Ing orchard ctsup@rior fruit, eacFes OF land nna>r
cultivation around the house. including tie orchart,
or Is acr3 : worti4 AMI y stsre. with ffewo~if r fam-
iv nse. and a 20 acre lot O flapd may be had with the
above dsscrih. d premises Rdesi,ed. There Is also
OF ; III premises q good stable. rarrisgr she'd and
smoke house. In fine. /. T. NY old home siesd, si'n
a,esi ADJOINING ia. ri'v ~ leCisire, from which fue
view 81 tho town Of Port Byron snd tue Ni-ais~' pi
river is obtained. Apply soon t. TIC Eti ).
April q. DIFF Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

In consequence OF the recent muir
derous assaults upon policemen aud
others, the Mayor OF Baltimore has or
dered the arming OF that city police
with Colts rifiebarreled six shooters.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

Rock GRovE.-This town, situated on
Shell Rock, 10 Floyd county, is destined
to becomes place Of considerable i'm.
portancc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09

WANTED To nnt ~ good dwelling Houses In the
part IL the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
A CARD.

rHAS. 7 Hr.sB lavi-r s.id hts interest IN the
~ Dug store No 70 Leciairr Row Davenport, 70
Me.srs. Taylor = ralord. v ,uId be- peak for them the
patrunaee o kindly exteuHef 10 b IN.
One of n, firm being a grsdnste Of Pharmacy and
the other having had an experience 81 ten or twelve
year IN the prescription tu.iaes., lie confidently re-
comments them to the public as safe and competent.
DarAnrnrt. Fb II 1857. march2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09
irun, steel, tai.s
.fnR HiNchsnit.k Tools.

vp,x ,..s;,set holed ,ni Charcoai Sw.de and
NJ ~ -,n.nt 81 s7fs. MAI! Rods a superior
article u sw ! and pIttsb va.'s' scr, ssyio'
4 90. foln., ,qH.ett, fat AID otta, "
ter. G-Frtir arti spring steel; Plsw Sti2- :" -.
Mans az. rvik-x al al sf IS, Re4iees, Dram sroe'
Hammrr~ sit Toms, NsogAs AID Pie; Anviis, MOI
Hnls, cast and RI ri faced ~ re- s;,osh aal Saiis. as
sorted zrs, Nae5n Cartiag and Sett srriny>, Wa
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-09


W. are indebted TO the Officers Of
the kATr CAssEL for late Galena paI.rs. and
In this connection VIZ take pleasure in
ehronlciing the fact that the kAIE CA-sKL4
one OF The inest..and best APPOINTED Loa,-
on the River. is one OF the regular line Of
facket bet ween this City and ralena and
~. Paul, aud in recommending ira, elrr,,
that they will find thu k,ft C,--ft a crack
boat and her officer most gentiemanly
aud obiiging. S"tw outstanding the ~Ierfcc,
hurric"a. oi Yesterday the KATE Csss.l leh
at about her regular time. and passed
through the Draw Of the Bridge mos, nobly
and went on hrr way safely aud in good
stvie-