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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

0eoesal Walkeses Letter % Aesep-
WAssiSoToS, March 30.
JAMES Buchanan, President Of the u.
s.:
Nv DsAsSis: have at your request
reconsidered my determination, - IN.
nounced TO you, declining your tender
ofthe office Of Governor Of the Terrt.
tory Of Kansas. In view of the opin-
ion now presented by you, that the safe
ty ofthe Union may depend upon the
selection Of the individual to whom shall
be assigned the task Of settling diff
culties which again surround the Kan
sss question, have concluded that .
solemn sense Of duty to my country re-
quires me to accept this position. l
am brought to this conclusion by an
unaffected difideuce in my own abili'
ty, but with fervent hope that the
same overriding Providence which has
carried my beloved country through 50
many perils, will now attend and di
rect my humble efforts for her welfare.
and that my course will not be prejudg
ed by any portion Of my fellow citizens
in or out Of Kansas.
! understand that you and all your
cabinet cordially concur in the opin'
ion expressed by me,that the actual bo'
ns fide residents OF the Territory, by a
fair and regular vote, unaffected BY
fraud or violence, must be permitted,
in adopting their State Constitution,
to decide for themselves what shall he
their social institutions. This is the
great fundamental principle Of the act
Of Congress organizing that Territory,
affirmed by the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States
and is in accordance with the views un
iformly entertained and expressed by
Inc throughout my public career.
| congratulate a peaceful settlcmen,
Of this question by an appeal to the in
telligence and patriotism Of the whole
people Of Kansas, who should all pa,tic
ipate freely and fully in this decision
and by majority of whose vote the
determination must be made, ~ the
only proper aud constitutional mode %
adjustment. | CONTEMPLATE no appca
to military power, in the hope that m.
conntrymen of Kansas, from every sec
ton, will submit to decision OF thi,
matter by full and fair vote o! ma
jority OF the people
| will go,then, and cndcayor thus tt
adjust these difficulties, i'll the full con
fidence. 80 strongly expressed by you
that will be sustained by all yonr owl
high authority, with the cordial coop
Grafton Of all your Cabinet.
Very respectfully,your friend,
Il. J. WALKER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
CITY LAWS!

f0NHR n, isei Ordinances II the uy Of pavsnport
Revised and Digested by order VI tho Oily Co un
ell.
Published By authority, February 1857
Price In paper cover, 90 cents.
Prize in Law sheep SIS
Just received Ut
The Iord Book Rooms,
No 81, Brady Street, near the Post once.
Smo 20 ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
WASHINGTON, April 81.

" AsHiNSioN, hPkiL 81.
TIE Union publishes the correspond
cncc between Lord Napier, Earl Clar.
endon and Mr. Cas-, relative to the
rescue OF grea. part Of the crew OF
the British bark lasso. wrecked At
Barnsgate, Ivy the crew of an American
lifc boat Mr.. Fowler, the acting
Vice Consul at New York. has been
instructed to convey to the widow OF
John Jones, one ofthe boatmcn who
persisted in the rescue, donation of
$50 as mark Of sympathy from the
British Government. 4 subscription
nad also resulted in collection of Il
sum sufficient for the purchase of a
small house and farm. Mr.. Fowler has
also been making inquiries respecting
the relatives of John Parker. another
boatman who lost his life, and refers TO
the rest of the hoatmcn who shared the
same dangers.
The Earl of Clarendon instruc,s
Lord Napier to express IN warmest
terms the thanks of the British Gov
ernment for the timely assistance rem.
dcred, and expresses his admiration
OF the courage and devotion of Ameri
can boatmcn.
Mr.. Cass letter to Lord Napier says:
ut Is always source Of qualification
to this Government when citizens Of
the United States are instrumental in
rescnlng individuals. especially the
citizens or subjects ofioreign countries,
from the pcrils of the sea, and the
manifestation OF sympathy and graft
tude on the part of Her Maiesty's Gov.
ernmcnt in this instanc is Justly appre.
ciated by the President
There can be no doubt Of the report rec
eived by the Texas that Canas had made
overturcs to Walker, as such action
had been before indicated by letter
from Minister lIarlnda of Nicaragua,
though the nature OF the overtures are
no: known. CHILEAN was ALWAYS friend.
~ to Walker, and only awaited prop.
cr opportunity TO take sides with him.
The reinforcement that Joined Col.
l.ockridge consisted of go Texans.-
The above Is given on authority Of pri'
yatc letters received here.
Mr.. Howard, reporter OF the US.
Supreme Court, he has announced that
volume containing..the discussion and
opinions IN the bred Scott case will We
published in two or three weeks.
Cincinnati, April B.
1t has been a>certained that thirteen
persons were killed and wounded bv
the explosion of the steamer Forest
Rose, near Napoleon, Aakansas. a few
days since.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION
CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
emption to any Of the lands within the
townships aud parts Of townships above
enumerated, is required 10 establish the
same TO the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and
make payment therefor as soon a. prsctica
nIe AFTER seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed for the Commencement Of the
public sale OF he lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be FOR !.
fssted.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land O0ce.
JAn12, 1857 oace " l3w1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

DRA1H's MEssENGsRs.-A disease
called spotted ,erer is raging in Elmira,
New York, attended with great fatali-
ty and causing great alarm.
The epidemic, popularity called brain
fever, is prevailing in Madison. Monroe
and Ono ndaga counties. New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

The ELMENTs CoALgscINo.-The re.
cent billing and cooing between the
shreds and patches of all the oppos-
ton materials in the North, indicates a
union between the Black Republicans,
Know Nothings and old Line Whlgs-
the basis Of which will be Justice Ne
Leans and Cu,tiss' decision in the
bred Scott case. The Boston Courier,
formerly one Of the most bitter oppo-
nents Of the Republicans. edges up 10
them in this style:
The great mistake made by the lie
publicsns and the chief cause OF their
defeat, was their want of moderation.
They went too far; they demanded too
much:thcy alarmed the timid and
made the judicious pause In order to
bring up the popular mind to the cleo
pioneering heat, a strain Of reckless de
clamaton was indulg cd in, which pro
duced its natural reaction among men.
who represent the reason OF the com
Try as opposed to It's passions. Thi.
judgement Of Judge Cartis's cmbodics
those sound constitutional anti slavery
doctrines which are consistent with a
national patriotism; il omts nothing
and obtrudes nothing; it fortiles every
point by powerful array of historical
proof aud legal reasoning there is
nothing to be added to OF taken away
from it Upon the ground of this opin-
ion the whole anti-slaycry sntimen.
Of the North may firmly plant ITSELF
And il SO it will be sure to prevail in
the long run. But if it goes further,
and insists on more, it will fall in the
future as it has in the past.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
E&The fearms IN nhicL LoL,

~Thc tcarms on which John A.
Washington offers to sell Mount Yer
non are the following Is. He will
only sell 200 acres of the estate any way
I'd. He asks 100000 cash down. Tor
that piece. Sd. He reserves the right
70 enclose half an acre, (incluling
Washington's tomb) and having it
used for a burial place forever. for him
and his heirs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

A NoDa1 Bou8yACrIoy.-We have
not 81 . long time heard Of 20 noble
and praiseworthy an oct Of private mu-
niicence ~ was brought to our notice
on Saturday last by the excellent Fl
nsncial Secretary Of the American Col
onization Society. 1t was no less than
gift Of t.os,aiy FIRE hoSsa"d dollars in
one sum to the Colonization cause
The following letter from mercantile
firm in New Orleans briefly tells the in
teresting story:
NEw ORLKAss, Saturday, March
II. 1927.
Rec. W. MeLain, Secretary Amsriean
Colonization Society:
DEAs SIR: At the Te9ues, Of our mu-
,ual friend, David Hunt Of Rodney,
Miss, you will please find enclosed
draft Of Union Bank, this city, upon
Bank Of the Republic, in New York, at
10 days date, payable to your order,
for t,centy Gce thousand dollars, $685.
000) being q donation from Mr.. Hunt
to the Colonization Society. Mr.. Hunt
is now full OF years and the executor OF
his own beneyolence. Please advise
him of the receipt of the within and
much oblige yours, very respectfully,
THOS. HENDERSON l. PEALE.
1t is due to the generous donor Of
the above princely sum to say that il
is not the sole act e liberal supper,
which he has performed for the philan-
thIopic cause Of colonization. Ofthai
cause he has ever been devoted friend
and has given annually. during severa
years. five hundred dollars, and little
more than year ago he gave, at one
time, fee hundred dollars.-NationaI
! Mteiiiyencer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
r. &. E.aLDS,
Land Agent and Notary Puhlic

"h''e s'ef Standings Store. lie Claire Row. H.
trance lie Claire Hall
M III sitrnd 10 the pureha.e and AL. =,
" Kinds u Real Relate. leasing property. nav,
49, Collecting debts ~ all kinds aud Ia any ~ r.
we S's'c, 'ni promptly remitting proceeds.
ntht hin" nat OF Real tate for sale. e
400 lot Ia Fnl'on's addition for sale IN better tee,
'hsh have "veI been ansr,d 10 purchasers In Day,r
polt. only small amount Is required in hand I
from one 70 eight years given en- offered psymen1
MaR' iheen' views are presented from msnv
vs. &c lots, and many q them are river lots fro
"hi'h any amount o. nnc building stoncs NAV +
quaPred. 10y
rats may lie a'-n In NV of1ce Of those lots ~
VERY information learned in regard 70 them, q =
the sol- sgsn'. = y 1Ans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Notico to Contractor.

CEALBD Proposals viii b received By the UNDER
~ signed until ~ O'Clock n the 10Th dag Of April
next for the grading, masonry bridging Ar, Of that
portion Of the I'd general division Of this laying
between Columbus City, In Louisa county, and Os-
kasoess, 10 Aahasks eoun.y, being . distance OF
shout eighty miles.
Plans, prodies and specin, ions will be ready for
examination ct the Engneet's osnce, In Nu.cstine,
and after tAe lst Of April next where oil inf r.
nation relative 10 III work viii be given. Costrac
tors win indoSss their bids "Propossis for Con
tracts" and direct them to Messrs Yarnsm Du-
rant, Muscatin~, Iowa.
HENRY PARNAN,
THOMAS z. DCRANT
Davenport, March 70, 1851. mh2S-tApriil6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

A $50 the general favorite Of Cook Stoves for wood
IA and coal, the celebrated CLIMAX DOUBLE OV
IN, the LIVE OAK Double Oven, and the GARTER
OAK Wood and Coal Having just e.urned with .
large stock Of stovest will offer great inducements
those buying. Give rs . csll aud We are satsfedyo1
viii buy before you leave.
AofiI Z DIT d.. HORNE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

1Aoge we're thirteen hundred and
thirty votes polled for Judge. Mr..
Mitchell, Independent Candidate has
ainsty-seven majority. At the time
u going to press no other votes had
been canvassed. We shall be enablc.l
" give full returns tomorrow. The
weight Of opinion is in favor Of the ele-
ton Of Judge Mitchell.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
CITY AND SU BURNS
PROPERTY

FOX SALE ON LONG TIME,
w S,h a,LDsxTm : GO. viii pan an Or. IN
BORT. .cr ~ ~ :, ~, on kf.dy street. Davrn
the city. "S sasesa' IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

~ Among the improvements in .
new Presbyterian church recently de-
dicated in New York City, is a tele-
graph from the pulpit to the door, so
that the minister can communicate
with the sexton whenever he desires
to do so.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
valua bic City Property for Sale,

'I>HE ~ ississdpi House. situated on Front street
between Main and Harrison street, will be sold
cheap. Lot Is by 100 feet. Part Of the purcha e
money can rem ain for ! and years 81 10 per cent
Also Lot or ID 81 near the Depot, S3xl60 fest
Also Lot on eth street, adioisine the Depot, SAX
100 feet;
Aiso corner lot % Brady ct, corner u Clay, i0s1
as feet.
The lots On 81 and Alb streets are spaendtiy situ-
afe for business purposes. and the location Of the
Bra1y street lot 10 one Of the best 10 Nsrth Daven
port.
For particulars apply to
FAIRBANKS 4 HICKSON.
uih90tf Hodnan's Building Main ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

~Georgs w. johnson. one Of the
largest sugar planten Of the Mississippi
below New Orleans, died recently, lea
wing ~ estate valued 1t t7,OOO,OOO.--
He has, by his will, manumitted all
his slaves, 200 in number.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

TRJSSES.

for the successful treatment OF Hernia
Rupture that may ID worn with
and comfort. The subscriber has always on
hand = large assortment Of Trusres. embracing the
most complete variety ever offered. Hc guarantee
correct adjustneni 70 al appliesnts, a-o for sale
SuspenroSy Randagcs Elastic S,c<tings Self Inject
ing Syrinees nydrsn, Epcms, > Of new and approved
mAkers.
dif FRANCIS JAcoRY, Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
EAST DAVENPORT.
Every r~rtssy or Real E.s~,.

business W "o"'s. or
IN. snhiouri is IN Enumeration Of . ,,,,,.
Property S'" " We
no other property win be prrsent ei / n, thu, lx,
.ns TO tne parties sbase named, and On. title hs,n ,
'". ra ~. oil D. eoavryrd ~ th~ir sisnatures
For reference to loc Atty see Hossp... ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
LsaAsn Porter and scotch m

IUef Rscsive1 and ebs se3e,
q loo dooeA Nuis 4 oposs SpseeA Al,
Barclay . restnt les1se 1esse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
DsssStssss Directory.

!
COMMERCIAL II.R3F,J c LOPEZ cor MP',s
Bankins a.d Exchange.
SoolAS sIGnP,.. Main 81.
MtOALUrT 6CORbIN. Cor S~c1fid and Brady
4 NICHOLS CAMPBELL L co. Main
, COoh acknowledgements ain and Second
AoGREGOK, LAWES 4 BLAKRMORE.. Main.
GhubR BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main ID sts
rALLAAN TOWERS 4 MCLEAN. shove p .
/ Land Agents
/ ALLkN CLARK........P. o Building, Brady 81
| NiCAoLLS' ISBELL co. ...............Asn "
Insurance Asenciss.
u MiTCHHIl..... door stove Post ofiir-
u u HoFFAAN.............. Main street
DRY Rseds.
CHAMPION 4 soE Cor "a A Brady S,s
D SUTTON Coco. Griss's Pi~k, Perry u,
" WADSwORTH ID ct; opposite leClaire House
II IL SAITH Corner 81 ard Brady
ApAASoN RAPP..........?i:s ct. above Purry
". iNSLnh................ .......No II. 1<Claire
Machine shop and Fsnndry.
Shorty ..sdst. opp. Cath. Burying Ground
o Woodes Pumps.
Clothing.
I SAMuHI. PERRY ............. .()pp Post Ono,
y. pRAkk CO....... Main, 2.ioors b-l 81 1t
Dry Goods and Groceries.
y II Observation-Disclosures and, near Brady 81
Watches Z JsWelry.
Pm HOUSED. .............. LeClaue Row
G. BlLIOS... mo. 8 LeClnire Row
b j. NILSSON. ...............Bradv above ID
Dssks 4 Stationery.
'" kLlSA CO............No. LeCaire Row.
81 ADA 49,. Near Post Office
Hate Caps.
4. $ ASTON ID At. opp. LeCisi.e House.
ikEEN. .....................Ie Claire Row
VKSDEn.. ......... 5 scond street, essi Brady
Auction and Com mission.
II v. NORRIS, Second A. Ab.ve gerry
wwPARK KR..............eorr ron, 4 Brady
u LIN DSkY.... I'd ST., east CT Brady
Wholesale 0sscsss.
EVANS, CHEw 4 CO..........Cor Id Il Perry
BURR / SWIFT. Brady st, bet. Proat and q cond
T. DALLELl d CO..............Cor. ID 4 Perry
=. WILEY .:.......... ...end, near Brady
MAN AcCARN.. ..............B burrows Block
OYuSg1sts.
TAYLOR L BALLORD......No. 10 l~ Claire Bow
Gents Furnishing 0ssds.
3 ASTON cist opp LeClaire House
W VkRDER.. Second 81, East Of Brady
Besss Shoes.
AOORG BROWN. Brady bet. ID 1 -
fssseee 4 Cigars.
AUhhES............. 81 1t rear Brad
Music 4 Mssical Inssrsnsnts.
JOSEPH A. acknowledgements LeClairs Bow.
Stoves 4 finwase.
RYAN RARLfx.......Cor. Front d Main Ste
0tLi.hTf ................ Brady ST bet Ind u
The Iswa Agricultural DEPOT.
EOURSR, vBTLR .... cor Front 4 r Island
Leather aid SaddlePy Hardware.
HAIGHr, SEARS 4 BECKETT. End 1t east Brsv
Furniture. NIsssrssses and UpAslssery.
MCNEIL BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

HNHE FORUM, or forty years practice At III. Phil
i adclpha Bsr by u p Rrown2 wis price $500
Thirty year, In the S-nste ~ Thos u benton !?
vols A6 90
Private Correspondence OF u webster Q vols a. 50
History Of WAS llu-t'i hy A Y"skun . vols As "
Kansas interior exter HE by Mrs Robinson 81 90
r'e,es ! ads-nurcs IN the army by Ii & oGook ,25
Saliturhia IN doors ard out BY Ms rarnahain n 10
Examples from the 18Th h 18th ccnture. by Mr.. ss.
Quincy IS
,-a'- hury tails by Hstri'u e yvo!> 81 IS
H. Ei- AMI the world ii 10
Golien l. ssfy or liz = Phass n IN
Light eist Darkness or shadow OF fate rs
Horsel. II anstl In di-guise ~ lei, slice
kath.y III AMI 6r quiet life Al Co
Aurors I"ish hy Elizabeth Browning 81 90
H"nry Iy" or life and exp~nee Mis- Mar.yatt a. %
Dsisy- neckse" and what anne Off; 10
Little Dorriit hy Dickens cloth 81 70
% paper ~
A ord u tie creations BY Marian jaime. Is
II NOR Of Pslc.nb,iisr iilnstd by rKeiy ei.3
\ ighhor lakewood by Paul Greyton Abs
wigwam and q ahiu by " simn- SIa5
Los Griness by Lieut. wis"ISN ti2S
Seampavis " si25
Heavenly Tokrn.-s gift book for Christian. Il ~
Prince of the House of David Alas
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS ~.
Mime, Ia ( H. cotsh ty G G Andrews :,
Min. had book and Map y Parker =
Iowa As II 10 elJ1
Sectional map OF iowa A 80
by ehapms1 &IO
I" kannsas BY Ksnras 9tOo
knnsas and Nebraska map Z" Gasi Ii
sc'ion'i msp Z Minnesota !, Gharmsu ~
wisconsin q u
- - lllinpi, 4 80
Appl tons Railway t;Gii. March %
Jost received and IN .ale a.
Tile /oWa book Roo,aS,
NJ. 30 Braiy 81, near thc POST one
M T.. it) Ell ApAuS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

EFRecentIy the wife OF citizen OF
Petersburg, Va, gave birth to child
with two tongues. The account does
not state whether it was gal" baby
or not.-Pinsburg Despatch.
What's the use Of stating" ON that
point! Of course it ,oasn't a gal baby.
Nature is fond of an occasional freak,
but the idea Of giving two tongues to
woman would be too preposterous a
within. altogether.
- . e
~ One Of the disgraceful phases OF
New York life was presented at the sale OF
Dr. BurdelPs furniture. on which occasion
there were "a thousand iadie, present.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Carpets Coming.
.stsr Carpet and ESsvntiNvt
WAREHOUSE.
An ENTIRE NEW STOCK or
CT II Pc rs.

Now on The road, will b. opened "a few days a.;
Desaint's Ei.ck, eecond street
Those attending 10 purchsse will VI ass hold np.
GOULD STHEKE
inch 3tatf Davenport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

A I.SO the celebrated Elevated Oven c OK Stove
"A UNION. We will not coInmcnd this Stove, but
~ those vSo have exanieed 0 her Elevated Oven
Stoves commehd IL themselves.
Also the BLACK DIANOED Coal Z king Stove
the Token Coal Cooking Stove, the Non snch Premi-
um, the Buckeye Premium. Old KENTUCKY Premium,
the Republic Premium together with . fell and Gem
piete assortment Of other patterns oil (Which viii br
ssld low for cash.
d, L. HORNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07


CALCULATING Alma ANY
And Nsws Dsput. oppDsite tAs IeCislre Houss Nev
!0se. Cosceos. - Clncsnnati Dailies received
Ty4oy. 8 II. STARR. AGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

oy e President
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

eFOR LEASR "A piece Of land IS BY 1870
feet near Rau Road Depct for 20 or 10 ye. Rs
at = reasonable rent
March 10 dtD DAWSON 4 TRUE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
OREND0RFF BROTHERS,
Carpenters aud Builders.

ShST-onr lot eGst 81 Main ,fresf, Icf,recn run
and Sirh streets,
DavenPsPt, IOWA.
Viii attend To any business In their line tntrus u
TO them, with pron'ptness and Dispatch
R1rER TO
LeOiaiFe, Fsq. Leonard. E.a. JKirsrr:ee,
Jamss v Cannon, Vim McCamnio,, Kelley
ma h2idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
SELLING OFF,
Lease aad Fixtures for Gale
NOTICE.

J. w. sklNkLE 4 CO.,
GENIAL DEALEno IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, SC:
C,saer Canal and Jackso~ streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
hGR srrAnx enents arc such ~ " iasure At ali
~ times = ~ supply Of the d!nercns qualities ..
CleuS. LsassbCr,
Joint ami Scsutiing Of oil yes, and lengths C. NM
Lumb.r, Isth. Shingles. nc.
Our EvOOs.inl,
Of Norway and White Pine, we always stand ready
10 compare with any In this market. We N ute the
Gals ADD atten ion Of al count ~ AMI other dealers
TO stock hsni and facilities for Milling orders
1nd contracts.
apSfiy wv. SKiNKLE Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
- 1u3--1kL'-x &--E
VALENTINE
FREIG HIT EXPRESS COMPANY.
ES ANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW. Agenls
Per ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

WIS Company is pr pared 10 tran port good. III
greater despatch than sny ether freight line frc
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
AID all intermediate points South and EAST
Having their own Cars 90 the din rent Roads, aud
AGENTS VII thin, Merchants can depend upon bet
ter time than by any other hn..
SHIPPERS by Ills line will have prompt repdyaEon
Hsd1fe them for any loss amsge OF Goods whit. in
their chArgr, snd viii not be the Rail Road
which the damage may have o-caTI d for reSiress.
Nth se lie iring to make srran2ements sfr sd lug
business will please cal hsfrr making srrshs IN mt
1it, dn0 Other Hse.
OFFICERS.
BJston. No IS, Stat Street
New York, $40, Broadway
Philad.lpl,, g ~, south Third s,iet
81. Louis. 60
chicago, Corner of state and Randolth.
posenP'r', Corner From. and p. ry ST.
JSO s. DUNLAP, EvANS, MORLEY CHEW
Il u. SupAriatend nj Agents.
SrSeiNn. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
FRESH .aRRIl.aL.

ID ECElVEO this day large lot OF Victor AMI Mer-
II 1t Go Stoves for q al or Wood Wear. hsp-
py TO announce tina. We n. now we'll stock d with
thu se celebrated Stoves FOR which III hiss t..p
much inquiry for . lew We ks. We are r. adv l..
guHAntee ths IN 10 'e FAR SUPERIOR 70 any 5toyc.
ever OF roi in this market Ani &c can ~ aoun-
dance ~ r-f.rsnc $ 10 that eflett
SMITH l. REMINGTON.
At The II Use furnishing Wsre Rpoms, Sign Il the
Biz iea Kettle, Se2osd Street. (Apr6 dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
SilURITY AND CLEANLINESS,

GAS LIGHTERS AND WAX vEsTAS.
TIE ssosor!her having received sgency from a
I'M nufac' nr"s - the alb % d. IL prepared a.
suppl, At retail, AMI receive orders frn IL alers for
WAX GAS LIGHTERS csnvenicns ls,gth Ter family
use.
WAX VksTAS in Large and small hoses
81 tin bcNst.
Camphordtsd Gds tongrere kasches
which burn with agre abe odor very de iraslr fsr
famiiies and particularly for sick rooIls.
Give them tri,i and Judge A,cordirg, fr sale ~
1.-THE I0srn BOOG Rooms
30 30 edy Street Sdoors abore the Post o7fce.
3molSN ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07

~lt was reported that there were
over 10000 emigrants at Liverpool. Oh
the sailing of the last steamer, waiting
passage for the United States.