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den Of tazssiOn equal 70 that IaPOssl
90 the property Of individuals. -
~ n II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS n. FORD,
President Of he Senate.
Dated April %. 1851.
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CaRe Seat Chairs

WALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation,
W large arm cane seat and cane back rockers,
ladies' aud misses cane seat aud cane back
rockers, Also every variety Of Windsor chairs,
rocking chairs and settees on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly Occupi
ed by Dr. J. s. Hunter, Main street, Carroll.
ton, Ohio. ABSAL0M karin,
Dec, a, H6.-ly
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20, 7I6 prizes, amounting to $s6,668
WHOLE TICKETS 81 EACH.

WHOLE TICKETS 81 EACH
Managers printed Certificates Of Packages Of
wholetickets, containing every number in the
Lottery, and which may draw four handsome
prizes, will be sent by mail, securely enveloped
and sealed. for $40. ~ ..-.r
In this scheme, a package Of % whole tick.
cts wOuldcost s26, but as they are bouud to
draw at least Sl6 we will send
Certificates Of 90 who'd tickets for 800
Certificates Of 26 half tickets tor 500
Certificates Of 96 quarter tickets fol $50
The Official account Of the drawing, with a
writtenstatement Of the amouht drawn, will be
forwarded Immediately after the drawing, TO
those who order their tickets at this Office
Bank Notes. Certificates Of Deposite or prizes
in any responsible Lotteries, will be taken for
tickets ard packages IN these popular ard far
famed Lotteries, and all prizes sold viii be paid
immediately after the draw ing, In full without
discount, in, Sight Drafts on New York; or II
prcfere ed, Gold will be forwarded by the Ex.
press Company In well secured Boxes.
AL orars should be sent for packages and sin.
gle tickets by the earliest mails to avoid disap-
pointment. as they are often scarce, and some.
times are all sold week before the day Of
drawing.
FIR Packages or single tickets in the ..
bove rich and beautiful Lottery, orders must be
addressed BY mail to the truly lortunate and
far-iamea prize Sellers, y! N8s g..
N. SAVOY 4 Co,
June 25th, ls57--.6m. Washington, D. o.
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PATTON HOUSE.
(FORN ERLY "WEsTsRN ExcHANsE HoFEL.")
CARROLLTON. OHIO

OhhhULLIUN, UHIU.
This long aud favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly By r. II. Leggett, ESQ.,,
has been reopened for the accommodation Of
the public. This House has been renovated
repaired and improved, and now presents all
the advantages which are desired Ia Grst rate
hotel. The best that the market affords Is Sc.
lected for It's guests. Good cooks alone ca.
tor for its table. The arrangement for sta.
bling are perfect and extensive. A first rate
barber is convenient. Every facility for com.
fort and pleasure is rsalzable at the popular old
stand JAMES PATTON
Nav |, ls56--tf s
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AMENDMENT no 8.

Rsselvsd, By the Gsaerdl Assembly
Of ElS State Of Ohio, three fftbs Of the
members elected 10 each House eoncuTing
therein, that it be, and hereby is proposed
10 the electors Of this Ststs, to vote, on the
second Tuesday Of October next, upon
the approval OF rejection Of the following
amendment as an additional section 10 arti.
Gle eleven Of the Constitution. Every coun
~ which now is, or may hereafter be snti
tied to more than one Senator, or Repre-
sentative for the residue Of the present de
ceunial period, or for all, or any portion O
any subsequent decenniSl period shall b,
divided into as many Senatorial and Rep
resentsliVe districts a. there may be Sena
tons or Representatives elective in any yeal
oftbe present, or sny subsequent decennis
period, which districts shall be Of eontigu
oUS territory, and each district shall contain
as nearly ratio FOR Senator or Represen.
tativs Ss is attainable, without violating
the rule herein given ss to contiguity oI
territory, end without dividing sny town
ship, electioa precinct, or srd, II any
Representative or eenstonal district, com
posed Of two or more counter, shall BY
reason OF sny s1cess OF population over .
ratio, be entitled 10 SiditiOnsl Representa-.
tives or Senaton for eng portion Of the
presept or any subsequent dseeunial peri.
3D.. the district shall 10 diSidsd into two
distrieIA for esch portion Of such decennia
period, SEich shall be contiguous territory
and each IhalI contain - near . ratio as j,
sttsinSbls without diViding counties.
Ifof recon By the snnexation Of one
Senatorial district to another, there shall bG
any e1ceS OF population over . Senatorial
ratio, which shall be entitled to additional
Senatorial representation for snv portion
OF any decennial period, each district, O.
nov eonstituISi, ahsll elect one Senator
Counties Shsll 10 divided into district,
BY the county commissioners OF such other
board Of officers elective snd rsidsnt in
the proper county as msy be provided By
law. At least four months prior to the
general election in 1883, the eountirs en-
titled to more than one member OF either
house shall be divided into diStricts for the
residue of the present decenniAl period, and
at least four months prior to the general
election in the first year OF each subsequent
decennial period, the counties entitled to
more than one member for all, or any por-
ton of such deceunial period, in either or
both houses, shall be divided into districts
for the whole of the decsnnisl period. A
description of the district OF each county
shall be published 40 may be directed by
the comfy commissioners or as may be pre-
scrbed by law.
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-.aNSTITUIloN =
- = 1-TENTS.
a " q
- slsa y -Az.h0rify.1


44.EgEESf 30 /.
-rfaeizla - Esasral Assembly of
80, Ihlee ff,hs Of the men,
a. & b 80 HOgse eoneuHng there
- 4. heee5y Is proposed 70 the
- l Siate 10 Eols on the second
~ ~..sbsl uext, upon the sppro-
- i BE following amend
rl1I ~ Il Tor ths twsnty-hhh
1El y: ~ ss.sad Ar.iels Of tbs Co..
- 49, - sas sscoud Sestiou Of tbs
Ncta4 80 r3 ior lie third Seciou
s s,1 Article w: All regular
3 -. q t1sral Assembly lhall com
MAJ. 4 sLs r Aonday q January, an
49, y lls shall be elected bienni-
Gsaatives annually, BY the
WW.M WFr respective sounties or d.
AHs AN ylold Tuesday Of October.
- -. - lee shall commence on
ts.S.t. ..zy =. January next after Their
IN tA tast of Senators shall coutin'
G.a4t ga thas Of Representatives
s,.s ~ Ile Senators elected IN octo.
-FHfbuTaeA fsfi hold their Offices for two
ys-r.s.. ,-e Representatives elected Of
.t.t. i..s.szls ..as snail bold their Offices for
- ..as : al Provided, hat seventeen Of the
T.-C -:tel Gu the second Tuesday oil
f-g 90 es!os s1, 70 be ascertained by lOt, as
~. . sn. og the Senate may direct,
3. 1uihGs office for only ole year, aud
rrszs y "a 4esseAors shall be elected on The sec
a-s'a' saeasl lsy u October one thousand
.,.r.-.. i. $3.50. az and fhY-eight and bienni-
- - 5. .s.s.. 81 g.. When any county shall
aaa lpsgq q ;sae;ion above the rates for Rep
.s.s.a $50 s'gs that being multiplied
.tl. itrOa.h shall bs equal 10 one or
-...-..,e e.. ID SO ..Jua Representatives shall
- Htosg .. aaHsl for such ratios among the
o. E.F sraJt sr.s ons Of tie deeeunisl period in
aay e.. tsa- .-- ~'unner: Ifthere BE- only one
g s.f, representative shall be allot.
T., n a.. tsnth session Of The decenial
lsaa.E
s-sss y tN... ure two ratios Representatives
o. 49, us.ed to tho ninth and tenth ses-
", .ee to the eighth, ninth, and
,-..,ssi q % aons; II four TO the seventh,
III q alh and tenth; II I've TO the
49, sysath, eighth, ninth and tenth; II
ar selo Ia fab, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
S,,as.ts.th II seven 10 the fourth, fifth,
p. seventh, eighth, niuth and tenth:
.sF,.a, % the third, fourth, fihh. sixth,
-. ssss..L sighth, ninth and tenth; II nine
!. ~ second, third, fourth, fflb, sixth,
-arv--..if. sirhth, ninth and tenth; sessions
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DIVORCE NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

The Stockholders of the G. @. r. r.. COM
pany will take notice that there win be- an
election held at their Office, in Carrollton iog a
board OF Directors. on Saturday, the lOtb dav
Of October, 1851
HARVEY COGSIL, President.
By d. A. ARrsR, Secretary. s5f5T
September Nth, 1851. I'D is1ia - allo -
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Railroad House
CARROLLTON OHIO.

MEN OF ONO, LOOK To YOUR INTER.
IEl EsrS.--The time has come when every
man will buy his Groceries where they can be
bought cheapest and are Of the best quality
II, L. coGSlL has the cheapest and
best lot Of Groceries in town; Cali snd see
what excellent Gntiee, Tea. Sugar, Molasses,
Cheese, soda; Starch, saleratus, Tobacco. Ci.
gars, &c,--in fact any thing that is comp rised
in wei assorted stock Of Groceries.
Alsn good article { fresh fish.
lie wiRalsO pay the highest cash price for
v heat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kind
of produce II. l.. COCSIL.
CArallIoN, New. 81. ls5S-tE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
L A EST N K w 8 .
New York Riots.

New York, July 18th.
nne !'os in sne nse war1, lasted, lasted
~, mi1olgnI Inc policeman we're 81
oOMaeo g .eeP toemselves oonnned with
= W ss.s.oo couss Iof Iee, o. vloleoce,
scveI. q tne lore nsvi9g oeeo sofpras'
;" ~ ~ 0:.sSn y .ne mop. Inc f'os or
= Sc,c :. ; ."v .'"p. =. Oo.o.e KS 80
900 n !nqoees over man ehot n
'"T IT. s.o s. 20 Suo.sy -
=. ...a.. y - :. -. ~ ue0s. oGJeose0
H...;c. " :. K.n..N ysv ~ Ss'Is y
co. '' s"s =. N. ~. " ne rey
~.S. !, .rs.., !. .nsw !. sep.s . %.
~ eYp:eA - s"cM Esp tos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
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In Justices Court.

State Of Iowa
We.
James Station. Before r. J. Congdon.
The prisoner was charged with stealing a
horse from Mr. Lucius Howard. Of Dsven.
port, on the 18th day Of July He was ar
rested by H. B. Arunil, (who was deputised
to serve the warrant by the Justice) in
Poweshiek county. Prisoner plead guilty
to the charge, and was committed to the
county jail, in default Of bail in $4,000
The prisoner made some disclosures which,
may prove Of some advantage, hereafter, to
our Police Officers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
SOMETHING WRoNa-A aet of hand,

SOMETHING WRoNG.-A set Of hands
were put to tearing up the gutter in front
Of our office, yesterday morning 1t has
been only two weeks since this work VIA.
completed. or supposed 70 be. but was prob
ably not done in proper manner. and the
Street Commissioner seems determined that
1t shall be done over again. Whether it is
done At the expense Of the city. or not. We
cannot say, but, at all events. it should not
Ia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

q A<008 &00Il
= There hes bssaa ssaaiassable asa1cs a
aewspAper balh 1yias 81 ; Ssw days ~
shout certaia bah II wtkh I kaeu Aeth-
ing aatl / 50 y = psinA) /: h sssas tAat
said ban w.s heiR ~ ~ 81 my bsasdt,
H. sAs pslp = (in some neapss) sallsvi.
atins my los at thslaGs ire taks this
Opportunity e tAadasiae ~ iasess% hahks
70 n.y. 1io1b -. s1A1AGlna ee.seodi1v
|sE -: y rs - :;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
o. p. WHARrox-The vagabond

u. r. WHART0N-The vagabond
who writes billingsgate for the H. I'D
oertiser, quotes III article from the stats
Democrat, and then pitches into Mr.. Hub
bell as the supposed author; but Mr.. H
never wrote it or saw it until in PRINT
WHARTON is a common drunkarl and vaga
bond, and needs no other or further notice
from u.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

a 0601GNV 4OOSG. ~
On Wednesday morning, after read
ing the amazing and audacious libels Of
the Evening Meas. / took my acalA,ias
stick and went to the Nesrs Office TO
correct some errors, finding F. 3. Viii
kie in the editorial ehsis, and others
standing by, / asked him ifhe was the
responsible editor Of the Ners. He
said he was NOT! aArc you an editor
Of the paperl" "Yes." ibid you
write the gross personal attack in the
Nescs Of last EVENING" ~ did not
"Did you read the proof or know Of it,
going into your paperl' II did not
DO You know its importa' u think
l do" "Will you retract it fully in
this days Ne,cs 7" II WILL" "Who
wrote the article I" He mentioned q
person, l then went TO settle accounts
with that person, and he asserted four
separate times that he did not write it.
Mr.. Wilkie asked me If wrote the
article in State Democrat on the day
complained Of. answered in the mega
tive. Mr.. Wilkie pretended not to
have even seen the article alluded to.
1t is fortunate that | had witnesses to
my interview, leaving no chance for
misrepresentation. He promised re-
peatedly to retract his vile and foul
libel, and we have specimen Of the
falfllment Of that promise as follows:
A OALL.-We had The plsesurs Of q
cal this A. n. from heavy cudeel 90
compsnisd BY very pale msa, tho latter
Of which We. after . short scrutiny
found to b G. O. Habbell, Esq., OF ~
state Democsst. lie ssqaired into the
character Of the Editorial corps Of the
Meas. We replied y nsniag the gse-
tlsmen who have heretofore filled Shst
position. Mr.. Hubbell after eoue fur
Their parlsy, assured - that be would
have his honor OF die; and demanded q
resractiou Of Whist appeared in yssess-
day's Nescs. Our bowie bsioe ost get
ting ground (it will b in THE evening"
together Win . Wsrssa'sy ~ estsle6 ~
natter upon The fellowiae basis:
NJ. Habit Ill deaies up0o aag oeoosioa
OF having either instiga1ed q written
any attach spsa oussslf Assstefose q coy
time appeersag q ~ SoGae Deneevst /;
and upon the strengih Of this assurance,
We withdraw ~ ohaseDo made IN yss>es'
day's Nescs. Done in presence OF JoAu
n. Crawford, r. P. Alesr, W. II. 0ueh.
RE, asd Jense W. Oeassas 1sqs.
1t is error in Wilkic TO assert that
Il denied upon any occasion of having
either instigatcd or written any attack
upon ourself heretofore 1t any time
appearing in the State Demoeraf' but
/ did aasert that l wrote none Of the
articles in the Democrat Of the day in
which . communication Of zone Of the
10 resideats On haia street" appeared
Mr. Wilkic eanger assurances 70 me
thathe would retract, left no alternative
for me but to afford him the opporta
nifty be(aus peecssaing forth. Hin
rstsaction Is fresh outrage. The ne
Of my name in his paper i > gross
breach Of decency and propriety, for ]
am neither the proprietor o. ponsi
bic editor Of the Democr,t. .Waf
this explanation leave the uattse,
knowing thae the pablie aust viss The
billliag,gats and blackguardian q The
Ne,es - al honorable men shonld DO
Il =. ~. = s $50 ';ss 0.kH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
ED W:ARD .aLDE.V.
W.CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND BrRBsr
DAVE NPoRr. IOWA.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
GENERAL LAND

1NOtWANC3S u IN1ELLz6ENC8d 61 Nzs
uOUSES rented, Ieasfs drawn, Rents collected,
Taxes paid Tor residents. Collections maie'
promptly renitted 10 any part u the country.
kzcbangs bought and sold, Notes discounted On
good security.
REFEREHCEs:
q wilder, Esq, Boston. Mass.
Locke. Marshe Co, Boston, Mass.
W Mnddgett 4 Co, i"
Hon W Harris. X. Bridaewster, Mass.
knssel Alden, Campello, Z"
Keith, ESQ, Abingdon, I"
q Wo0dman, (Banker) Chicago. I'll.
Huntington, Waiworth Parks, Chicago, m.
u A Douglas, Esq,
stevens Esa, 81 Anthony, MINI. Teri.
A Small, RsQ, Galena, III.
Hon James ThorinGton. Davenport.
Burrows Pretty0an,
Burneil, Gellett Co,
Cf whilcomb, EsQ,
0pst 26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

SERIOUS AccrDxxr.-As Johnstop's

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL JohnstOn's
Fest Dsvsnpsrt Hack was sosisg down
Fsrnam Street, near the Depot, IL oaas
in oootass NTH tAsO CITY Baegaes vaegsa
eaaaiae ID % upsss, thessAy severely b.
jarisg several posssss. Anseg ~ h.
jursd ess Mis. Walsos vhe Aal hee Il
brokss end received other ssrioss isjsr-
%. Ars. Cole bed hss.shsuldsr disloss.
Cd and We otherwise ssriously injured.
NJ. Kaufman in bic sadssvors 70 ssss q
infant received serious injuries. Ths
drives, NJ. Jehnseos, he'd he face bsdly
out and We injured 10 other portions ef
bic body. The Hack which 10 osly il.
tended for ok psrsoos, was too heavily
loaded, having eighteen psrsons Inside,
who were retarniug from . picnic %
tho bluff. Several others whose names
we did not learn wore injured more or
49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

sNHD subscriber viii ell valuable tract Of heavy
i Timber Land Of $40 acres In Wbconsln, situated
near H. CYoix pails. on WsOlf River, and runnlna
back on . small Lake, beinG on the section line
The Hudson 4 Lahe Superior Railroad Vim poss along
side u H. u not throu0h u; b one Of Ne mast beau.
tsui locations 10 the Vest village u springinG
up In the ionsdlate vicinity and the land viii dc
well 70 lay out IN village loes. osW nm 10 heins
this lana tie above land 10 very cheap q 80 peI
acre. ALSO ~ acres Pine Timber LAID % Ii Grst
quality. On the banks Of the Ohippeway, where tn
logs can b easily aoated down into tHe isslsx,pp
~ market The above property viii b sold Of BAR.
gain; saAd land 10 free and ciear from a incunbr.
ance Terms Dasy. Bor further pasicnaoss enquire
81 The subscribes, No. 8 Ls0Qaire Bow.
dcc1oitf L. l. HOlOOnD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE
Peoria Marine

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE
AnRA aRf - =
ASS ER
DnAn uprunv> 1890 NAnAAHW
3vUkH vNUU X0NvE ~ HANy.
- - ~ -
MADE IL COMPLIANCE WIN TN LAWD
m en- s~a~o A. 800
PEOLIA. ILLINOIS NAY Q7ru 1887
@'-
N 49, 80 locallty q ~ 0o0paay .-Peor1o H.
~ Fsns end mr. 1nsurenes 0e9VaSy, Psesta. MI
neos. 4
The amount Of IL capissl seeck.-Pivs hunlre1
sAoseeed eessers.
- AUoooS ~ ~ cAp11ol o1och nnh uD.-fnfoo
Anndred teousand dollars.
$3.50 o. TIE company ase- r
So. Vesn - oood, el1 thousand one hnn&Rod
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
PANORAMA OF rHs Mrss,ss,ppr-In

PAN0RAHA or THE MIssIssIPpr.-In
an article in relation to this enterprise we
omitted to state that the Panorama is being
got up BY Mr. Jno W. Mcguire. of this city
who employs Mr. Wolf. - the artist. Mr.. N.
Is unfortunately blind. and we hope that this
enterprise will be one Of profit TO him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
REAL ESTATE.
- : -. - - -
Prairie Lands fo1 SalA.

euNHE suhscrtbes has ono tAaaaand acres Of pgtme
prairie isnds IN JaspeS, oeasy, Messhan end
rrankiin O0untiss, Walsh ~ WIN ~ ~ casA,
hang for osAss propssty upoa u anse sovssbls
erms, also sos sale ssns ase bullding Leeeun 0soiy
nd ersy glseses IN North Davenport.
Ian - dit OLIvEB O. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

As the workmcn on Cook Il Sar
gsat's new Bank we're hosting Psdi-
nsnt Osp 70 the second story window,
tho derrick gave slight sheer ssusisg il
to fall and smssh TO pieces. This will
delay tts work for . few dsys oaly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
JAMES r HOGANE. \
kOeed .@geset y Sees.Veeeu

~ 0co9 0sna1v - v1clnily e nassnussty
- acr0 0eleQ4 "a mile frsm Durant ssaaiun a
The \ n 8 HI 1oyogo = ~ for this sogn.
nahGso -, - eeses toneer. BARN sndsv csaei.
valloa AnA fence1, hsooD and spsiAeD, "a v10H-
N mllso As0 IACaalss. Tsrns ODo1.
Seassee - lenA y sece1o ~ 60 m1le m ~
= Scss bsewsa CAeshut avenue and Daviaaas
o1ssee, nsaP - ~ city - ~ vallsuad track. z
3 aGsss q ~ Dubaaue rod, sul1ahse ~ . ieuol
~ gan6neU.
ia aesoes ~, ~ hsus snA etAsr lnpsuvs.
uGnAs. - nile fro0 the elty. W.
ssleaQ - Np@s ~ - WsatssteoS Spb1lvs
Ga ses4iaad, jssains ~ Dsvsupass ~ on
DoVeson SojooA
q Gss9al g. = esae esanay, 81 : vssasev q
saes % ps2ssWs - saaessSAsnMsH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

d. b. Oaslston has rsatsd The ~
cant lot at the corner Of Fourth aud Brady
ssrsets. and j abooe TO crest : STORE thereon
during the summer. The healthy is secood
to none in the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

KEEP CoOL.-Carman u Brother, at
the Iowa Book Rooms, have just received a
large assortment Of Fans and other fancy ar
ticles, which will be sold at very cheap pri-
ces
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

One Of the largest rata which ever
passed the bridge. came down last Tuesday
evening, without hitting the pier This Is
attributable to the care exercised BY the
pilot, who undoubtedly understood his bust,
ness. and had NO desire 70 test the strength
Of the masonry Of the structure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
Arrival oftho Araeo.

New York, July IA.
The Steamship Arago arrived Il
midnight with London dates 10 July
LIST: She has snseaxly 300 passengers,
including Duncan McCrae, American
Consul & Paris.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

We ere informed that the late rains
have not penetrated 70 sufficient depth to
have the desired eject upon the potasoe
crop, which stands in need Of moisture
The late dry seasn hes parehsd tie arth
to considerable depth. and unless We have
sufficient rain 10 counterfeit its influence.
the potstoe crop about this section, will be
light. sgl ts ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

ADTO L1f.-fwo oiac.s over ~ Russ Odca
~ Meppiied for innediatsay.
Joayao48 AnfousE In CnAlnR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

AOND hundrs1 ard twenty Duldlns lea IN On
~ Addition u the town % POrt Dyroa.
These lots are eisible and handsomely situated On
sho bank u the 0lsulsslpp They VII b sod a
t,nsble germs.
vor particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfce, Pratt
Co.,, Port Byron. ChsTes J. Rogers, ESQ, lSOlatrs
Oorbin 4 Dow Davenport or o. the subscriber,
JANIS NAY.
n the subscuber has numbevlsss desirable PIE
fceof land In md nser tAs cities Of navcnport and
LeCairc, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that b.
u res 70 vell. Josiah in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

DeatTuetion OF the New York STATE In.
.aAs A sane Asylum.
Utiss, Jsly II.
-A For four houss the lanes have been
making havoc = the New York Stats
Lunatic Asylum in this city. The fire
vas discovered at halfpaat seven o'clock
this morning on the cornicc Of the
southwest cornersof the main building.
Il j. supposed . chimney dropped
sparks there. The flames spread first
to the eupola and burst up in . grand
column. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

st. Louis, July IA.
Cspe' wharton, from Fort Ksashsy,
repetes taot s6viose had bseo received q
Tie Fort that Sumusr's command vas 80
niles frea Feet Laramie I'll we'll
There was no truth il The report that
pess OF Suaase's command he'd beea cut
%.
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DesMslnes River Lsad fsr sals

DesM0d~ss Rtsev Navigation oad =. =. q.
OssUnwA, Iowa, AVsil ~, 10oo.
SNhH underriGne! hereby sivo assleA, thAt this
= O0c~ u nov opan for tho aale Of these voluah1e
enot They will be sold On hong cssdt snA n loee =
It'll means and Wishes Of purcAassss
Anyfurther tn1brmat>Da dsslsa In Relation tAoss
- Will BE- furnishea on App1leotion q THE once
: mall otherwise. emo. =. PBnElMA
emayisdtD LAAa OsmnAasseasr.
LANE 00A An9uDB.
D4o AOlHIe MAvIoAuou O..
" ~ sole Of ths lands u tAls ccupoay vtu n
removed from this place 70 Port Des 11olneo.
These lands Will - sosd @ loag essalos, - 4
lses = suit ~ neans eaA wishes = vQplh0geu.
otssusa 4 svs.s =. ~; ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

TN lots OF Subdivisions 70 suit pnrchasers - ~.
sons that may desire 10 LEASE for term Of yeaSs
this following propsvty IN the city Of davenport, vs
In bloch i3-l26 feet fronting On ID street,
10 on western Avenue.
Is ID n.
In block l7-nesr the narhet Bouse.
- fort fronting western avenue
extending leo feet bsck with an allie
each Side Of the lot.