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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
KANSAS


The Washington UniOn of oath inst, says the
country at large have been advised through the mails
and by telegraph, of studied determination on the
part of those deluded citizens of Kansas who still
msdly cling to the so-caled Topeka Constitution to
take part in the pending election contest in that
Territory. Friends of law and order, men who are
actuated by the purest and most patriotic motives
having in vain urged them to vote for delegates to
convention to frame State Constitution, there is
nothing left but to express regret for their folly and
to leave them to the consequences which are likely
to follow their michievous, if not dangerous obsti-
macy.
"The position of the Democratic party, and, it is
scarcely necessary to add, the position of the adj
ministratiOn, in regard to existing difficulties in
Kansas, cannot be misunderstood 1t is that the
people of the Territory have the right to settle the
character of their institutions If considerable or
iDeonsderable portion of their number conceive that
they can impair and ultimately destroy that right
by creating difficulties and disturbances, by TAX
ing no part in the elections, they labor under an
error of which they cannot be too soon disabused ;
for the Democratic, conservative portion cOun
try will regard the people of Kansas only such
now uniting to frame form of government in &C.
cordance with the provisions of law, and not those
who are seeking to paralyze the popular will by
illegal subterfuges and the bubbles of fanaticsm.
whatever the Constitution may be-whether
excluding slavery, or silent in regard
to will be viewedas the expression
of the will of the people Of Kansas, as those who frame
it will act under the Federal Constitution, and a
recognised by the organic law.
The administration, We quite sure, stands on
the doctrine of non-intervention, in the srictest
sense Of the term and will insist to the extent of its
power that the people of that Terri
tory shall manage their own affairs in their own
Wayn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
TUESDAY MORNING, Jolly i, 1857.
SPEECH OF THE HON. A. o. P. NICHOLSON.

We publish in our tri-weekly of to-day the entire
speech of Mr. Nicholson, recently delivered before
his fellow -citizens of Hickman county. Notwith-
standing its length, We feel that we could not de-
vote our space to better purpose at this time ~
IS an able and cogent argument upon the present Po-
Etical affairs Of the country, and especially as set
forth by the canvass nov being made in Tennessee.
II is clear forcible and convincing, and fully sus-
tains the high character of Mr.. Nicholson. as an
able politician and statesman. We trust that our
subscribers after having giving it careful perusal
viii pass il over to their Know Nothing friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01

RaS@ We have received the first number of pa
per recently started at WaynesbOrOugh, Tenn,
entitled the VISITOR" edited and published bv VIM.
L. Morris. Mr.. Morris, whom we have long known.
is practical printer, and well qualified TO furnish
useful paper to the citizens of Wayne and adjoin-
ing counties 1t promises to be neutral in politics
We wish the Fsitor every success, both in conserv-
ing the interests of its readers and in securing
profitable return to the pockets of its clever pub
Usher.
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Great Excitement.

lust KBCBlV I'D At No. 2e Cedar street, over ten thou
sand vols. Books 1000 Neves 1000 Reams Note, Cap
Bill and Letter paper, 5000 Enveiops.
Among the collection will be IOund Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentzs Works. Mrs SouthwoTth Emerson Bennes, Chas.
Dicein's: Levers Works. Wavery No els all the Poets;
Fine Family Bibles.-A Gin accompanying each book.
Among the gifts TO be given Gold aud Silver Watches,
JeweTy Fancy Goods etc. The Ladies' invited to call
and examine the stock
n. B. Auction sale every evening. Uue3OI G. FOX.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
DEATH OF LANGDON CHEEyEs.

The Charleston papers announce the death of this
pure patriot and distinguished man. In early life
he filed large space in the history of the country
Mr.. Cheeyes was 81 years of age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01

i SA'AAAIS GNNN
WE HAVE in store the following goods, tia, WI
w will sell 10" for cash orto punetuz dealers shOr
1 so hhds N Sugar; $4,000 Perckssion cans,
| go bags coffee; 400 bags .Ttsd Shot
/ 25 bJls crushed sugar. $500 lbs Bar Lead;
| 90 do powdered DO IS casks King Soda:
40 half obls Moasses; 40 bbs soft shelleI AImons:
= do and bbls o Syrup 10 do Peeaus and Fiiberts;
10 Kegs Colder Syrup, Is, 100 gross Stacking;
bouIs;) lOe boxes Imperial and Gun
~ cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
rs do Baltimore Oysters; 6 cases Indigo;
. boxes Starch, l cask Nader;
10 DO and = star candles; 100 gross Pipies;
w DO soaps 100 do Smoking Tobacco;
US do TalOw candles; Is do Mac aboy Snun
20 do SNUFF; S bbls Eperson Salt;
~ Dds Almonss IS bags Ginger;
Is do Birthstone; 10 do Suies:
so boxes fooaccO, superhne; 20 do Pepper,
10000 cigars, various braRds 30 bbls CoPperas;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS.
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; wsrSOO sets Iron sxIss, y
1000 Reg, Mails, assorted 3 to % bS1e: Axes;
SO tons assorted castings; 1000 do blister stee
LIQUORS.
500 Ssls Tennessee and Ohio pipes Cegnae Banto;
IS bbls Amer Brsudy: % casks Port do
50 DO old Bye whisky; 40 bbs Cherry Brandy;
9s do Amer Gin; 20 cases Schiedam Schnapps;
80 do native Malaga, bbls Walkers and Ray &
~ , 20 R9 1n,. uo,c Bros Ale.
GLASSWARE.
zoo boxes sxlO and IOx2 30 boxes gal and galbop
rs boxes is1I4 I41I6 IsIls 20 do 70 the gal
and l6x20 100 do ASST TumbIers;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks; 300 de l. Sand gal demi
60 do quart do 10 do dtcanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above will sell low cash, of
Broad ana College fully II McCREA & TBRRASS
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To Cistern Builders!
NOTICE,

OQ0 BBLs. Hydraulic Cement, genuine article, in
ZCO store, and for sale by
Iuiy McCREA & TRRRASS
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$40 Reward.

RANAVAY from my Brick Yard, the North side Of ne
IL river, Thursday, the 4th inst, Negro Man named
hBkRY OF yellow color, and shout ttfty Of he
% about feet inches high and vii weigh about 100 pounds
Henry s the property OF Mrs. Jane W. Uampbe living In
the S0sth Field. he free woman for wife living
spruce street, In the Of Robt. b. Cas.emnn's DeE
buildings. hink he s lurking aooat the city, and Uill
give shove reward for MS delivery his eenns-
jansss-I W " '-' DAVID B. hicks,
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NOTICE.
nHTHB eth day ofJune, 1857, made note payable 10
" VIM. j. Harrison for ave hundred Rnd snty i've dol
lars payable twelve months after date with bit
euTy, and endorsed BY w. L. Harrison. said note have
LOST or Internationally mislRid.
hereby iorewarn all and every person persons from
trading for said have received val
ne for the same. July 81 n. p. COkBITT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
CORPORATION TAXES.

CoLLEcTnR's OFFICE, D
Nashv Ill., June 9Th, 1855, I
CORPORATION Tsx-Payers will remember that their
~ Taxes due and PAYABLE at the Office
collector on the st day Of July II is import that Tax.
Payers should be prompt The COecto rs now reaoy 10
issue receipts and redeem certificates advance
II ? ONCE West End Of new City Hall.
tune39-lW. A.NELSON Collector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
ARREST THE MURDERER !
5000 ReWaPd!!!

MAN named John Owen, resident of williamson
County, Tenn on Thursday morning committed aful
and arOcious murder upon the body Of ieaah hitley
citizen ofthe aforesaid county Said years
OLD feer 10 inches in height weighs pounds
we'll formed. He 10 quick Spoken dark compile xion
and dark hair and has heavy beard presumed
gone in the direction Of East Tennessee or Alabama.
We will give the above for his and delivery
to the Sheriff Of Williamson county, half The tor
any information that will lead the discovery Of his
abouts. III. WHITLEY.
E. NJ. WHITLEY,
June3e-1 C. G. BRYAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01

/ TARGET SHOOTING ON THE 4rH or
JULY AT COCKRILL'S SPRINGS.
THE Target Shooting win be done in the following
IL arKaNkEsFK.n
The diameter this target inches and divided IN
i've circles, three OF the best shots in the have
the frat premium, Silver Cup worth $40.
esecond premium for the three bess shot Silver
Cup worth siz 20.
The third premium for the three best Silver Cap
worth 10 90
The fourth premium for the three ber svsrG~
worth % 90.
The shooting his target times.
Pnee for the three shOts 81 70
II TARGEIssTATHRRLAND."
The diameter ofthis Target Is Z inches.
The hrst premium for the best shot Silver plated Cup
worth Sc 90
The secO0d premium the following best shot Is Sill
plated Gu worth IS %.
Price for three shots 50 cents.
IN. TARGET tfAMKRIcA.n
The diameter Of this Target the aboys and
the hst premium for tn best Is silver plated Cap
worth So 20.
The second premium for the following best shot Is Silver
PLACED Cup worth IS co.
Price FOR three shOts so cents
The distance from the stand to the Target IS 900 Yards
The shooting must be done OF hand In argsS
"Fartaerand And America" every can shoot nnch
as he Likes. iune3p-td
T Every body invited to be present and use tasir
miles, The premium will be awarded the best ho The
Cups ean be seen al Mr.. BadOax'2, Union street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01

SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE,
WE baveon Consignment q neat and Splendid Family
w Carriage which we will sellloW. -
N0BL& CO..
june3O Corner Spring and College st.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FRAME house fronting IS feeton Market street.
II north Of Broad, the OF Broad
ke The property rapidly enhancing value ana
is al excellent stand for dry goods or grocery
june slim J. L. & w. BRoWN.
gherrr
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w have just received Godsy's Ladys Book for july com
w mencing volume. subseriT ions received and
single numbers sold BY
HAGAN & BRO, agents:
June 10, 1857. Union and Market streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE LIPE or CHARLOTTE BRoSTE, author Of Jane
| Eyre, &c ByF. C. GaskslI, svols.,el. .....a
4 ADAM GRAEMk, OF MASSGRAY. A Novel BY Mr..
| ofphant, author Of zeides, SC. IVoI, Emo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT an EUROPE, ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA: series Of letters by Geo. Train, With an
Introduction by FreeraAn Hunt. A N. IVoI i2mo.
LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated By eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON, BY Reynolds. -. y g,
BORDER ROVER. By Emmsrson Bennett. Anothervup>
ply just reesiyedby
mayos HAGANA RR0
The leland Princess; A Rouanes OF the Old and
New World By Mrs. SOuthworh. The publication Of this
promising tale has began IN TAe Men Ysrk Ledger Of May
Oh fall supply Of the Numbers for sale and subsenp
uons received by HAGAN & Bro,
mAys6. Union snd Market sts.
THE WAVERLY MAG4ZINE.
This Is beautiful weekly BeSspspor-articles all COM
plse in each namOsr. Price only IOets For sale by
Mays HAGAN & Bro.
THE HARP OF COLUMBIA
NEW system OF SACRED MUSIC; WITH NOTES
FOR EVERY SOUND, AND sHARPs FOR BVRRY
NOTE. &C., &c. ByM-L SWAN. For saIs by
junsl4 HAGAN q BRO.
GRAAAMS MAGAZINE.
GRAHAAS MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
Just received by juheI6l HAGAN Bro
HARPER FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY, Juss received By
june94- HAGAy B5O.
YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JULY.
This wonderful Comic Magazine, viii pat
any one in good humOr, who will buy a number Prses
only Is cents. For sale By
june "a HAGAN & BRO.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
w have just received GOdsy's Ladys Book July com
" mencing new volume subseriE ions received and
HAGAN & BRO.,AEentss
June 10, 1857. Union and Market streets.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FRAME house fronting IS eef-on Market street..
n north Of Broad, the and Mar
The property rapidly enhancing value and
excellent stand for dry goods grocery
June slim J. L. & w. BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01

YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JULY.
This Wonderful Comic Magazine, viii pus
any one in good humOr, who will buy number. Price
only IS cents. For sale BY
june "a HAGAN & BRO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

TmEArRE-To NIGHr.-The ever clo-
rious, and ever welcome Goodies" is pre-
sented to the public by the favorite CONNIE
dian Mr. Mulholland, who is thoroughly ca
pablc Of bringing it out in its attractive
form. BY the way. this Mr.. Mulholland
has fever rivals in his spin. of acting than
any other man we have seen on the stage
for long time His dialects in both Irish
and French is of the very highest order, not
withstanding the very critical expose of our
Main street connoiseurs O.. The after-piece
tonight is one which every body takes plsa
sure IN hearing. The =" Irish Lion" will call
forth Mr.. Ms best efforts, and should not
fail to fill the hall to overfiowing The per-
formance of Tuesday evening was particu-
larly interesting, and those who had The
pleasure of witnessing the performance will
live l. i, while ere they forget it. Go and
hear him by all means
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

elens h between two and three hundred
dollsrA In addition 70 this, 0u SAnasxr
has donated permanent fund Of FIVE hun
dred dollars the Interest Of which 10 10 be
used annually to provide medals II IL the
intention 10 provide one gold and two silver
medals each year. for the competition Of the
students Of Iowa College. located 1t this
place. The object Of the generous donor 10
TO arouse proper emulation among the stu
dents. and 10 encourage education. These
gold and silver medals beautiful q they
are. will be.rich prizes for the emulation Of
students, and once obtained of far higher
value than their mere intrinsic worth. The
medal is very large, being over two inches
in diameter, and proportionately thick and
heavy. On one side Of it is an open book
with cross laid upon 1t, representing Let
ten or Science subject TO Faith. On the
same eide, circling the medal. are the words
Sargent Medsl-Iowa College" and in
smaller letters over Bible, are the words
Christie Duce.' Christ the Teacher, which
Is the motto Of the College On the re-
verse side, indicating the relation Of Books
10 business. or Education to Enterprise are
grouped the symbols of three great lines Of
exploration Us directed to three great do
mains Of the Universe, the Heavens, the
Earth and the Ocean. viz: a Telescope,
Surveyors Compass with chain at the foot
OF it. and Ship The ship, symholzing
Commerce. appears rather in the distance,
denoting that the maratime il somewhat re-
mote from our Western position com
pass and chain are fitting to the geograph-
cal position and foundation Of the College, as
being kind Of frontier College-besides |
conta ming pleasant reference to the foun
dation Of the fortunes of the donor The |
ship, too. will naturally associate itself with |
the noble calling If the benefactor's father. |
The inscription on this side is, "Audendum |
ut yeritas Patest" There must be daring |
that truth may appear. The design Of both |
sides is appropriate and elegant, while the
work Of the artizan is admirable We ad- |
mire the taste Of the donor as we'll as his |
generous public spirit, as evidenced in this
beautiful medal and its presentation, with
The accompanying liberal donation fund for
he annual issue Of medals, to the Iowa Col
ege. We trust it may be duly appreciated
BY the students Of that Institution, and en-
courage them to high emulation a. the donor
Gdzetts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28


A SPURIOUS WoRK.-Some few months
ago there was a dispute about the
authenticity Of work purporting to
be narrative Of the Kane expedition,
BY Augustus Scnntag, one of the Kane
expedition, which was issued in this
city. We have just read letter from
Mr.. Sonntag, who is now in Mexico,
in which he expresses his great morti-
ticatlon that such a book should be
ascrihed to him. He pronouces it q
shameful imposition" and says he
means to prosecute The publisher. He
never, he declarc. ~-ote anything
about the expedite Tsi which such
a work could have o.. .ated.-PAa.
Ledger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Another Plank IN tho Platform Of the
Republican Party

We clip the following item of intel
l'gence from the Gazette Of yesterday, and
predict, that the next political canvass will
find the moral reform creed one Of the isms
made by the Republican, Temperance,
Know Nothing, nti-Nebraska, Niger Wor-
Shipping Party:
''METHoDIsM VS.. ToBACCo.-The Maine
Conference of the Methodist Church has
passed resolution denouncing Tobacco as
an expensive and needless indulgencs, un-
favorable to cleanliness and good manners,
unbecoming Christians, and especially
hol violation of the laws of Physical, in
tellectual and moral life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

GARDEN VEGETABLES &c.-It is .
matter Of general notoriety that there is no
such thing as obtaining anything like a rea-
sonable supply Of green vegetables in this
market, and such is truly the case at pre-
sent. A. H. Kent is about to resume the
people in general with the above commodi-
ties. also fresh butter eggs and poultry.
with which he will use every endeavor to
keep customers in full supply. His place Of
business is at the old stand opposite the Post
Office, which will be open in few day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

PRoDUcTIvE SHEEp.-Mr. Noah See,
Of Montgomery county, recently hear.
ed from one mcrino buck laml, q, ven
months old, ten pounds and ten oun-
ces Of washed wool, anI disposed ofthe
wool for IS 374. He also sheared
from AZ head Of mixed sheep, native
stock, us lambs, l8 two years olds.
and the balance. 8 eweA and le
weatherh three year olsi s0s lbs ;
averaging . pounds and 8 ounces Of
wool 70 The ahsep. Gan any Of OUT
Galway hf.ases bsaA ~ Sieltl, 4
=, IN Aea Aes.4bS ll1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

The Sale vt Auction Of very valu-
able property near Duck Creek. to wit
situated about . quarter Of mile from the
city limits, consisting Of nine acres Of land. 8
under cultivation, all in fence, advertised "
be sold to-day. Is postponed to next TuEs-
DAY, June I'd. see advertisement in TO days
paper. This IL . most desirable piece Of
property. and is only a quarter Of . mile
outside the city On the land is new two
story brick house, containing eight rooms
and good cellar This would be beauti.
full residence or capital garden. Read the
advertisement and attend the sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

"Pantaloons costing sixty dollars a
pair are among the spring fashions an
nounced for gentlemen in New York citv."
We don't know whether any Of onr tai
Tors have such Pantaloons as those. spoken
Of above; but We do know that r. H. PARKS
d Co, opposite lie Claire Row, second st..
turn out Goats, Waistcoats and Pantaloons
that are the admiration Of all those of good
taste
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

The bounteous rains which have fallen
for the past two days appear to have exer-
clsed a most beneficial influence upon the
morals Of the city. as well as upon the
crops in the country
Not a single arrest has been made during
the past two DAVIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

LARGE SALE OF REAL PRopERry.-
We understand that William II. IliIJreth.
Esq, OF East Davenport concluded the sale
tins week, OF six lots 60 by $50 feet. living
about one and a half miles east of Brady st..
for : 800 per lot. in all $4,000. This is
good, fair and sound price, not at all spccu.
lative. and speaks well for the growth Of
our beautiful and thriving CITY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
TIE News DoNE Como TO Scuoo

TIE News DoNE Como TO School
Our gentlemanly neighbor Of the .Ne~s, in
last evenings issue, replies in manner pc.
culiarly painful TO us, to the courteous Offer
Of our reporter to teach their reporter how
To get into a crowded court room Wehope
that the Local" Of the Nems will forgive
the presumption Of our reporter, and above
all refrain hereafter from launching his ex-
cruciating wit at our hea 1s-as we now as
sure him that our feelings were lascernted
in the most terrible manner by his remarks
yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
BY a caro- in this paper III

by caro- TT thIs paper the public
will learn that Col. Eads has retired from
the Land Agency business, and given over
that part Of his former business to Mr. G.,
Augustus, lIayiland
Mr. Hayilnd bears with him the good
OPINION and concentrations Of his ac1uain
tances, citizens of his former residence in
New York, for integrity and business ca
pacity
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

PRIZE BEEF.-All who have a taste
for really excellent cut of prime Beef will
hnd just the thing they want, by calling au
b'KNEs' Meat Market, opposite Post Office
Building. This is the beef Of two No.
Steers, three years old, whose weight was
over -Four thousand pounds. These animals
were fed by Mr.. John J. Brown, Of Berwick
Knox county, Illinois, and were in fact Prize
Steers; having taken the highest premimst
at Fairs the past two years. DIST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
The Regular Meeting of the Sabbath

H"c HeSu1dI McttITI OF thtSabbath
School Union will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church, this (Thursday) evening nj,
quarter before o'clock. Addresses will
be delivered by Rev. G. F. Magoun and
other prominent and influential speakers.
and large attendance Of all interested in
sabbath Schools. is earnestly requested.
The board of Managers; consisting of the
officers Of the Union and the various SINNER.
'n'endents. is requested to meet at the
ehurehat half past o'clock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

HAY.-We saw jag Of Hay in Sec
ond street yesteslay-there might have
been, ut most, $50 pounds of it. The price
asked for it was the very modest sum of
EIcHr dollars, or about SEVENTY dollars per
ton
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Thalbergs Troupe is not coming, as
previously arranged. This will be a source
OF much regret to large number of our cit
zcns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
.NOTl(E.

I'm and After the 2d " January the undrrslmo
~ Banker In the city ~ Davenport, viii opsn thse.
Offices for business at O'clock A. NJ, and dose q
O'clock r. n until further notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT,
MACKLOT CORBiN,
TALLMAN, POWERS ncLBAw.
CHUBB, BRO, BARRowS co.
NICHOLS, CAMPDELLA co.
McGREGOR, LAwE9 q BLAK8nOnD.
jan1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

GEN. G. w. Jones, has our thanks
for valuable pubic documents, which he has
done us the favor 10 present to u.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

The following letter from one Of our citi
zens addressed to another. We publish by
request.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
CITY PROPERTY.

W y 81 lot Block 90, ~ fe, front Frame House
5 kouns. LIT d AMI u Lot ), Block IS Frame
House rom, stable nid fruit trees.
Lot block SO 10 feet front, Brck House rooms.
LOIS 10 block ~ FultoIls aidliiun.
10 - u r. front.
y VI lot . and Of lot block 81 ud grants ad-
diton 10 feet front, FRAN, IIousr rooms and sta
Ties y ufot block ~. ~ feet trout 900 ut-
Improved luts In ali parts OF the civ