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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
l. A T ES T N E w S
Later from the Mormons.
New York, Nov. 10.

NcW IOrk, NOV. ~.
Col. Alexander's letter to Adjutant
General Cooper says, ] cannot for fear
OF this being intercepted, tell yoa the
strength oi my command. ! send re-
turns Of it. 1t is strong enough to de-
fend itself and its supplies; whether 1t
Is able to assume and sustain an often
siyc position remains to be seen but
should the command which l have
heard are in the rear, come up in time,
think we will have sufficient force to
carry out an active invasion if we are
obliged 10 winter in the mountains.
You can perceive by reference to
Stanley's maps that we have an open
road TO Salt Lake City in the sprlng,
which am told is open early. By
this one attack can be made, a0d atten-
ton called from the main road; that
" Fott Bridge may thenkbe trayescd
bY troops. As
: The Dear River routc is, however,
said to be the best one into the valley.
The other through the canon can be
[4leended by ahandtal against thous
ands, and it is moreover SO easily OBJ
stfucted that in week it could be
made utterly impossible.
The want Of cavalry is severely felt, and
we are powerless on account oi this deiicien-
cy TO effect any chastisement Of the inarau-
ding Indians that are continually hovtring
around u.s. tefss II -
The Herald" says: aF4r
Gen. Harney. with large force, will be
dispatched for Utah as soon as he can effect
an entrance into the Territory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

A venerable conple-Mr and Mrs Buttes.
field varnum-died at Darcut, Mass, on the
4th inst. within FIVE hoYs o! each other
He was So years old, and che Aes IS. They
were married 81 years The fuaeral was
attended by upaards of seven hundred per-
sons. &
The Pasha Of Egypt has ord4fsd emaS
ufac,ure Of six silver bedsteads, in Paris. y
He does this in contemplation Of his ssns
marriage with the daughter of the present
sultas. The cost of the setFis 2timsted at
10000.
Ex-President Pierce has sccepted the ip-
vitation rendered him some time since Nv
President buchanan, offering himself end
wife Iassage to Madeira In the Powhotsan'
They viii sail about the Last Of ths, month.
GoLD Fxvsa vr NoRrn.-The Detroit Free
Press learns from aprivate source, that con-
siderable exeitemeat was lately caused 1t
Ontonagon by the arrival Of a party OIL Indi-
ans from the head quarters Of the Menomo-
nee river. bringing with them some remark
ebly rich specimens Of gold-bearing quartz.
They represented that the country was rich
with the same species Of mineral
A grand Lodge of the !. q. of o. F. has
been established in Kansas Territory
FINANCIAL MATTERS IN CiNorNxArI- -Uncin-
natl is ielicitating herself on a recovery
from the financial pressure Bankers are
still checking on N. l. at . per cent. premi-
um, and buying at one per cent. Outside
terms. however, were much better, and
merchants in many cases refuse to purchase
at over par f.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

The GAS QUEsfIoN.-In view of the
extraordinary price paid by consumers in
this city for sas, ae City Council have seen
fit to take the matter under eonsideration.
Il appeap that by an ordinance passed
and appreved August loth.. 1861, February
4th, 1855, spd october lat, ls56.the Dav-
enport Cos Light and Coke Go. was grant
ed the sxclusise privilege Of making, sup
plying md selling gas to the city Of Daven
pos until Aug. lsth, 1874, on condition
tAat gas should be furnished to private
sconsunefs II . msssst exceeding Is, so per
tAossald cubic feet for the term Of two
years, and thereafter at the rate paid by
other cities in the State Of Iowa, of like
population, and similarly situated a. to the
cost " manufacturing gaA. A.sg 10
The two years mentioned have expired
and he.prics Of gas has been advanced u
on each thousan cubic fest The question
then arises. how does this compare with tn,
price paid BY other cities in the State. o
like population. &c.sf shf''sF
Muscstine has : population ''of ,,som'
Five Or six thousand Les than Davenport
1hs hsiitiss for making gas ars infsrior =
'ttxSh psaSsisSd hslt;s SxiaIh GA. ~ ~
tttsse1nhnlls ~ ssr11ls1 - sAslSs.l .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
SUMMARY.

Gold is selling in New York at IL per
cent premium.
The "New York Tribune" locates the city
of Keokuk in the southeastern part of Iowa.
The schoolmaster OF the "Tribune" Office u
The amount expended by American trav
ellers in Europe is estimated at SlO,0O0,O0O
annually.
Increasing ease in the money market is
reported in Baltimore. Money on call was
abundant at per cent. month. Exchange
on New York ruled at 8 s4 to 4 per cent.
premium. se.ss
MILLS RESUMED WoRK. The following
. manufacturing establishments have recently
freAumed operations
Union Manufacturing Company at Nor
| walk. Conn.
Chickopee milk, Massachusetts
Rolling aud nail mills at Fall River.
American Print Works At Fall River.
Eddy's woolen tnills.
The American Print Worka
Loansbury' Bissell 4 Co.'s worka
Albany Iron Works
Rensselaer, Iron Worka
Carolina Mills, Fal River.
Natack Mills. -
REAL EsrArE IN LEAvENwoRrH CrY.-Ths
hard times seems to have made no impres-
sion ON the town Of Leavenwortb, in Kan
sas, judging from the following statement il
the Leavenworth Times, Of Saturday: Is
The calls for choice business lots hav'
exceeded that of any other period since th'
4 fall immigration set in, bringing m advance
Of tscsntyfv per cent on the sales Of tn
preceding fourteen days amounted to owe
thirty thousand dollara This is csrtainl,
very encouraging, particularly 50 when W
take into consideration the present stringen
cy in the money market, and are aware q
the TACT that the largest amount ofpropert,.
sold in private handa" s'
There have been l76 steamboat arrival
at Council Bluffs during the present veal
which, says the Bugls, is an increase of owe
} 100 per cent. on last years arrivals
Charles Mackay, the English lyric poe
made his debut in America at Boston, Thur
e day evening. tn lecture at the Meioniol
. upoa The popular songs Of England.
. Ths liin.suoGs Csnstitsaioa has ben r.
He'd by IL fsopl~ ltssssitsa ~ -,
Z thsanad ssess aealznl n ~ AhsasAss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

NOVEL Dior CuRTAIN.-Among the
al fractions at McNicars new Chicago The
atre, is a splendid drop curtain, by the dis
tinguished artist, J. X. Smith, representing
the cities Of Davenport and Rock Island,
and the grent Mississippi Railroad Bridge
erected by Mcssrs. Stone, Boomer 4 Boying-
ton. The painting and general appearance
of the work is excellent, and speaks highly
Of the skill Of the artist. Our citizens,
while in Chicago, will find themselves quite
at home, should they choose to spend an
hour or Two at the Madison Street Thea
tra
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Important from Washington.
Washington. Nov. l9


1t is believed that Costa Rica will retire
from the possession Of the San Juan River.
as soon as she may be informed of tho nego-
Citations of the recent treaty between tue U.
). and Nicaragua.
Secretary StaInton, Of Kansas, has resign
ed to take effect December 3lst, when it is
supposed the State Government will be i'll
operation
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Southern Markets Unsettled.

Augusta, Ca, Nov.l8.
The advices per the Niagara have com
pletely unseil led III the Southern markets
Tor corn, snd no business has been transact
ed since their receipt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

HAv,N0 male arransements with Mr. Jacob
IL Weaver, Aoaat Tor Clask's Psasqe 0lsne MIS- ia
conduct and carry % tAs Aiil, esrner - HeSry and
am sna1aed % fnsnish tSe aeQboa theToef With ths
best extra Aous fss he pseep1 pdes efsWheel fol
H. esn Of - = Dsr las1d. - lao9R -. -aaAse,
ana 1aoalasiaos for ~ Virh119 - 5hooAoo Ins0.
bee ~ sssAAd - ~ ~ snsl e1o1st = essen
! ,...,.. -. -. i. /, ! / Gsasi: X
x1)hs : s%ls'a' '''s's o. tt..Ys
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

LII persons iaterested In the formation Of .
~ CRl E68 Gu - are requested TO meet at
tee yoom IN Oavenp9r.S Block, immediately opposite
Jchn Atkins' BitiiAId saloon, on saturday evenisg
uext, o. O'Clock. Eov2Od2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
TRIAL OF FIRE ENGINEs.-In conse-

TRIAL OF FIEE ENCINEs.-In couse-
quenee of some articles appearing in the
Davenport papers in regard to the trial of
the fire engines on last Saturday, which do
not please the members of the company Of
Western Ne l. we are solicited to make a
statement of facts in the case.
BY an accurate measurement made by Q
H. Stoddard, civil engineer, it is found that
the mark upon the steeple to which the Mo-
line engine threw water, is ll9 feet above
the side walk, and that the top of the steeple
to which the Rock Island engine threw wa
ter. is l9l feet above the sidewalk. The
mark upon the steeple made by the Daven-
port engine was about 10 feet below that
made by the Moline engine. 1t was, how
ever the unanimous opinion Of the Judges
that upon the first trial of the Davenport
engine, which through mistake of the fore
man, was made before the signal was given
the Moline did. Bnt upon the test trial II
was the opinion of four Of the Judges that
the water thrown by the Davenport engine
did not quite reach the height 0. chat thrown
by the Mo,ine engine, while the other two
Judges thought that the former threw a lit
tie higher than Che latter; but as the wind
blewSthe stream from the steepI, it was i'm
possible for the judges to decide exactly in
regard to height. We further state the noz-
zles were all measured 10y G. L. Biddison in
presence Of the other judges, Who al agreed
the differ ence in size was less than one six
teenth of an inch. and not worth noticing.
We would say. however, that the Davenport
company selected an unfavorable position
in regard to the wind, for their trial. -a'
c, II, STODDARD, =.
III ss.t5 g. BlDhlSONs
-Zslander d Argns. Judges
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NOTICE To ADvERTISERS.
Arr, cnss cl,sseea doubae TIN sssne dimension,

+. t9pe. .tf .ngT
pssp,aysd advertisements one half moref thar
usual rates. 1
Yearly sAvestisIps csswsrtssyanbe understood ~
amply strictly 20 the immediate business al the adver
tlses and al other advertseaeats sent ia by te ad
vertser will be charged extra.
Advertise ments not accompanied With INSTRUCTION
viii be Inserted until oGbid. and charged accordingly
Notices for rstsons Ard unevoient purposes in
serted one time free OF cost, thereafter charged as
other Advertisements. "a. f@
Advertisements frsn abroad must be paIn TOT m
0vtebv IN advance, unisss from approved Agents
ContrAcs Tor yearly advertising terminatie ~ ibe
eptspn Of sdvsrtisss. they pAy,ng sdyAaeoDsnt oi
Is uer cent. Gu the ouDtrA9t ptvoe. = 500
Advertisements inserted noxt 10 rcadins matter
~ per cent advance sboye rates. and kst On in
aide. rs pe = cent. sds On regular rates. "a
All transient advertisements must bs paid for IN
edvsnce.
GkO. \. WEST, Iowa STATE Dcnocrst.
sAHDERe h tKO- IAiiy 6Asette.
H. fischer d Co, Des D.mokrat y"
HARRINGTON n wILK1E, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
DRY GOODS.
1OOtAbl10 hed 18AO
BURROWS l. PRETTYMAN.

Foreign and Domestic DrN
Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Cloth
tst0, etc.,
"yOULD invite the attention OF purchasers
W their large and varied assortment. We r.
now opening Fall aud Winter stock, suitable for
the wants Of this community. We DO ut profess 70
undersel our neighbors, but o6erI. d G0Ods al
reasonable. fafes. We have SOW on land nne ~
s0rtment Of
DRH99 GooD0O
consisting Of
silks, Merin0s, Pasanattas, valencieunes,
L1ssPes, DeLainss, &C., Shawls and
Nlaatillas In great variety.
Cloths, Csssimeres, ves,ings, Ready Made Clothin
andw oollen Goods Of all kinds suitable for the
Ing season. Yankee Notions, Rubber Goods, Oar
pets Oh Cloths, window Shades Groceries. Croekery
and HordWara.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

Lectures to Young Men.
gKVHE Rev. Isasc Buttet9ed viii deliver the %
III Lecture Of the course on
Sabbath evening next at o'clock,
In the I'd BAbtis Church, corner Of Third and Perry
stress.
Suhject-The dangers and advantages Of the pres
ent age to young men.
The public are invited to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Read Carleton advertisement in Il

Read CaIleton's advertisement in this
mornings issue His stock is known 70 be OF
the first quality, and has never failed to
meet the appreciation of his numerous Gus
toners. In addition TO large AID well Sc
lect,d stock Of goods of eastern manufacture
all kinds of custom work is made by the
most competent workmen. 1t is due also to
state that Carletons ready made goods are
manufactured expressly for him, and none
but first class articles is sent to his order.
Remember the place, and get your winter
outfit in season r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

ee'''eS - '''' oS'S8
Per bbl. 00i do Papers, pr gr So "a
LIQUORS WOOLkNS.
Whisky, common. - d30l Plapnes, 80. 49,. 81
do Bur 81 5Oa2 5Of do twflleG&. IS !,
do Rye,...,. .60dS0 l.inings. plaid. ..1OalSx
Pure Spirits. l5dN Satinetts, pl fan40o65
Brandy, Domcs. .75GI 90 m. deLanes, fancy 1885
do Imp. .45 OCdB co. do pain l362U
Gin, Meder swan. 81 50 ZINC. -
do Ulub Houss.. 90 Alock ............ 10
do Belle. 2 % 0heet,............ lldi2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Ladies Festival.

NVHA Ladies Of The 1st Presbyterian Church Of Da-
i veuport, will give public supper in the "Met-
ruIoli, an Block," ruesaay IA ng the 24th inst
The duvrs wiil be op,net 1t o'clock r. n. The pro-
ceeds the supper to be applied the payment Of
the ,hareh H. bs. TlcSsis adLsson, inc udiBg sup
per 80 cents each to be had at the Of Acssrs.
Burrows \ Pr. ttSman, Taylor \ Yailord, niddlesoa
X Lyon torge w klls 3 Co.
= n vVlal1S nf - E
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For Rent.

TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES, well situated.
i Enoaireof T. O. EAO6
O08ce-Le Claire Row, up stairs. GNOv1Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
CITY = III d II = Il d R T..
BOOTS and SHOES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ID. II. C.4 II L ETO.v.

Coruer Brady and Fourth St reets, Davenport, Iowa.
Hair Calf Lined Boots made to order At the
n ENT5 French Calf Sewed Boots made 10 0, der at
N the ClTY SHOD eTURE.
GENTS Rubber Boots over.hoes and Sandals, at
NJ the CITY HHU6 HTO11.
HENTS' Fancy Slips and p mps at the
" CITY SHOE STORE.
GnET4 French Calf Peg'd \ d. 8, Boots made TO
VI order At the CITY SHOE STORE.
r AIDES Kid Congress and Lace Boots made 10 or
IL der Ut the CITY SHOE STORE.
I AIDES Rubber Roots, Overs and Sandals at the
IL OTrY SHOE STORE.
II ADIEN and Gents Arctic Over Shoes suitable for
IL cold and wet weather at CITY SHOE STORE.
DOYY Kip y D. s. Boots-Pyime--at the
ID CITY SHUk STORE.
6yHItDREN1 nubbers and Lace Boots Of all kinds
" sttne OlTY SHOE STORE
uARD TIMES. MEMS Thick Double Sole
H k0ols tor ox 50 ri the CITY SHOE 6rOkE.
L'OR IA aGAINS In BOOTS and SHOES
Il 20 70 tns CIrY SHOE o1OKf,
Cornsr Ara6y and Fourth streets.
ID. h. CARLETON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
- R'anily Psovisien Asore,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C.

/ HAVE OPEN Sd an es; bishment on Third st eet
L fer doors above the H 4Gkeye Grocery, where
AZ end keeping - t.mes Game Of every descr pton,
Pork such - Spa cribs, 1enderloin-, etc.; Salt
P'rk AID Beef; hefby the quarter; Butter, Egss
pro visions Of sub iantial nature. A. sha vote
ny whole st en- lion 20 the business, and u ever;
srgy IN keeping full supplies Of .uch ucl are
Mentioned above, hoIe 10 meet with , literal pat
fonAge. AIso Lut up p3rk and beef for fam lies
ordere !, and keep instantly on hand Head Cheere
ana 81 ussees.
N1v2io.f JOHN F.KELIY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Notice

ATOdIO1 is hereby given that James Norton o.
IN Hickory Grove township, Scott County, has this
day made assignment Of all his estate real and
pereonal. not exempt from prosecution unto Benja-
min Matthew O. for The benefit Of al his creditors
AN debts due Mr.. Norton are to be pSld to the
dersigncd.
BENZ. MATTHEWS.
} sa By hts Attorney Geo. .. Hubbell.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Flour and Feed Store.

n +, ELLlOTf, Whoesale and Retail Dealer
gEVls houf o6in 4nd peed, eeepD oe7ptsDtly -
hand q his store Psry street, brtwec2 Froht AND
aecond Ill kinda of Flour and Feed, consisting o.
sacks. Rye Flour, Buck Wheat Flour, Cop II. y,
81 KINDA Of Mil Feed, viz: BIsn. Shorts and Mead
lngs also Oats and Corn, she lied and On the ear, ali
w his store, hee Of ckarse, 10 the Retail Trade.
tie hiahest market price viii 1t all times be Fan for
vhGf tnA SllAo oud Durk wheat. Store open from
6h 70 9 ?. n. ON and after Monday Nov. I'd, 1857
Sc0od0 s.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

HARrEs.- The grand Christmas
number of this ever pop ular magazine is for
-ale at Gilletts. 1t is storehouse replete
with good things, and should be found in
every family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

'"T0DAYS" ADVTS.

|ssinsds ,aN1l5ee. ,seaTG
Ys8p ~ a. GD1su 4 ven nlpreach in the
= Qfst0e4 ChpscA, CO.. sr Fifth and Axady ot's
snssTov Ea8hath even inss, at Scioet. %
- <ssoeAsarlDnssahtt 40 hssssslness ~ the pre-
veiiing aHQemests of The age,
, sens ~ e ttS1sf 1877 fbf EoN2191t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Il. s. MOORE.

Iresco, Banner, HlGn and Or.
A namental PAINTER, Hyainsr
@sst Wood, Ssone ana Esrbis,
Gliding upon 0lass,
LsNdscape, Scenery and Portrait PaS~e(no.
one with dispatch, In the best modern and tasteful
styles Also. 0gn Painting and 0sainins Ssr the
Trade.
n. v. Corner Brady and 9Th streets. Davsepest'
Iowa. jan18 DIP
Q. a. ORuNDoRT.. - Opsu m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

SrAHR.-Ihe Magazines-Harpcr
Graham d Putnam, Ballou, for December
are at Stars, also the ledger for Nov. 2lst
and 2sth, and the Mercury for the 2s.h, car
be had to-day. Delays are dangerous, ana
those who first call will he first served. The
December Nos. are of an extraordinary char
acter, luil OF good thiags.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

YOUNG MkN.-1'he lecture 81 the
Rev Isaac Butterfeld, at the second Baptist
Church, corner Of fourth and Perry sts.
should not be forgotten tomorrow even.
ing. f3fHss hBF .'tagV YfEfeF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21
Meunt Ida Female college.

Tyn closlng exesceses Of the FIRST ssion Of Mount
i Ida temale College viii take place this, Friday,
evening at the First \. b. Church Of this city, Com
m.ncing st u O'Clock. The Board OF Council and
Visitors are rsspecefnly Eited to attend, wei! rs
the public generally 1he winter Sess u Of This In
st,tution Will sommente on Onday Nov. 2.d, 1881.
students will be admitted time during the rst
halt Of the session.. Nov2odt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

esterday was little more mild
!.h%s' ths dsypseeeding but we stsve fears
that navigation is clo.ed at, this poaA for
the winter. s~5 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

"Ahve!u, Vristed snder sac Wsy nne forms
w ~ The iolIoaing piaLks
Trust Decd, rrusiee,s be.ds.
Cult Cam Deeds, Chat tel NngtgsxrS
Tfu.te.'s Salts, Confessions VI Iudgenr ut
4, ~Aant"e Deed-,
and JGst.ce's BlAuks
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STATE DEMOCR AT.



DAVENPORT. NOVEMBER Il. 1857
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L. ~. WILEY,

- W. WILEH,
Dealer in Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pr
duce, Ac. Second st., bet. Brady and Main, DsveI
port Iowa. oct19
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law. once north VI
corner Main and Second streets, Davenport, low
[deci1dtfl
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aasfed.


halt Of the session.. Nov2odt
~ Wanted.
A GRNTS to canvass tor 10 new works not in any
n bo, kst We Apply soon At W. g. Wills music
rooms, Nichols Block. ..-,
re. lNoy3Mll -
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DnD3nt's 6unp1w6ef. .

.%Wyn unAerpaene1 - uuiy eppDtntsd ageot
- n Dipohs, u1oWln 6oso eunsldAty o.
. niW Q y6e - - Hnn -
SoSSrSseS Iuw6ae. D. \ 0nIM
a.5.: "a ~s9B'U<ass:s::::'..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

ST.. LUkE's CHuRoH.-Bish0p Lee,
having returned from the East, will offici-
ate at this church Tomorrow morning and
evening alto - and O'Clock.
: a. s.
FAMILY pRovIsIoNs.--J. F. Kelly
will keep the rublic supplied with all arti-
eies'n theabove line, ut bis new sta1d, on
third St, Eas. of Brady See advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-21

LIZ CA.saAVEs -. -. iowa.
h. m BROWN, PrepsisssR
sINhIS house. being the largest, mott convenient
4 and only nrst Glass hote IN L. Claire hoAe ont
the greatest Inducements 70 the travelling public ana
70 those Who want quiet and comfortable home N
10 furnished IN the best STYLE and no paine WIN b
spared % satisfy the wants of sll guests
II Go.d stah!ins ettachssn seAAa~As
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J. c. COCHRAN + CO.
RCHITECTS
Omce--POSt O0ce Buildid9s
lpr. Uu Davenport Iowa.
n N 4 ii ell N m q ~

4 NOKNER Of Third and Iowa streets, Davenport,
~ only squares from the Depot. Gaaran-
tced {, b. AZ good House any In the city. Ira
veiers stopping IN Davsnpo will md at the Denton
House all The comforts OF = soGd home, compsisinR
clean rooms, clean beds, good attendance, and .
cheerful compliance with every reason able demand.
Charges reasonable and no humbug
SkTH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON.
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A77ORNEYfCOUNSELLOR Alta
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
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~ Macklot b Corbh's Bank.
Pafticuiaf attention given to the collection of
crims, payment Of Taxes, convey Ancing o. Real n
tate, examination of Land Titles, Ac &C.
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