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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
Columbus OOrrsspOndonOo
CoLumus, Feb. 8, 81,

COLUMBUS, Feb, 8, 81.
EDlToR OF TRmuNE:
The Seneca Co., Superior Court Bin is
still with the Committee, and its fate
doubtful It cannot and should no, pass
giving the Judge $500 a year as pro
posed. The salary cannot bo over 81.
200, Sl,5O0. The member from Mercer
has introduced Bill to eject an addition.
al Common Pleas Judge, in your Dis.
triot. One Of these bills win become n
law. The reports of investigating oom.
mittess create no excitement and Ettls in.
'erest here. the proof Of frauds is clear.
but such reports are always unpopu.
lar. and the members Of these commit.
tees, have suffered in position aud inau.
enoe, The canal question 70 now engag-
ing attention. The people deman their
sale, Wills: the jObbers and political spec.
ulNtors, who live by canal plundor. are
here in strong force, to prevent sale.
Should the Legislature fail to order a
sale, that issue should DO made in the
next election for members, aud doubt
OOtitwill be. A LITTLE moro Of the spir.
Il Of true courage and progress. would
improve our Aw-makers. A bill to give
$4,000 for new Deaf and Dumb As
ylum is now before the House, No such
building should be built. and it is hoped
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
rhn Hnn. prnainn Kinr.

Elected by The Republicans Of New Y.
to the Legislature for the six years fol-
lowing the 4th Of March, is n man Of
mark, having for many years represented,
in the Legislature and in Congress, the
old school Silas. Wright Democracy Of
st Lawrence county. There was but lit
Gle diversity ofopinion in the Legislature
In relation to Senator. Now, as six yoars
ago, says the Albany Evening Journal,
When Gov. Fish was chosen, and two
years ago, when Gov. Seward WAS re-
elected, public sentiment indicated en-
phatically aud unorringly. the man. No
oAnvassiug or management was required
Representatives brought with them to
the capitol knowledge Of the senli-
msnts and wishes Of the people. In
each Of tho three cases referred to. the
Legislature faithfully and promptly re-
hected the popular will.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13

say that Mr. Bronson has been fortunate
in securing the services Of Mr.. PETERS,
as men so well suited for the business as
he is are certainly few and far between.
Respectfully yours, H.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
Your obedient sevrant,
"JEEFERSON DAVIS.
"Brevet Lieut., Gen. Winfield Scott
CON GREssTOM AL.

Washington, Feb. 6.
SEYATE'-on motion of Mr.. Wilson a
resolution was adopted directing the
Committee on Commerce to inquire into
the expediency of authorizing the Sec
retary of the Navy to expeud such sums
as he deemed necessary, not exceeding
$4,000 for the further exploration Of
the river La Plata aud its tributaries.
Mr. Fish, from the committee on naval
affairs, reported back the joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
10 pay officers and seAmen ofthe expedi-
tion in search of DR.. Kane at the same
rate as was allowed TO the expedition un
der the command Of Eieut. DeHaveh.
The private calander was taken up and
tbs Senate passed the House bill for the
relief Of Mary Rusides, receeding from
its former amendment against the allow
ance of interest. r1 i
Adjourned
HousE.--The House passed ~ private
bills. Ea.'
Adjourned, tn yn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
Washington, Feb. 4.

Washington. Feb. Z.
SESArE.-ou motion Of Mr.. Rusk. a
resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary Of Treasury to report state
ment of the duties remittod on railroad
iron, designating the time Of remission
and In what road also the amount Of du.
ties refunded with like designation.
HoUsE The House took up and pass.
ed the bill establishing the DeIawares.
Usage and Western Land Districts in
Kansas. u
On Motion Of Mr.. Orr, a resop
was passed, giving to the widoy
Brooks whatever sum may has
TO him at the time Of his de
The House, on motion
bic the bill received froy
on Public Lands aup
ware and Pottowatap
sas TO sell the rig
roads.
The bill to
general
SESATF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-13
Pu b lio SaIAl-

Nhk tnbscnhera intending TO - the oeeuity siIi
Il oiief a psbo sale, on Wednesday ths aslh B6h -
their r.sidenes IN Thni h, following propsIy u VIA
Ono year old mare suitable foF dlaueht e. saAilsi
Three hrst rate milk Cows one Of whioh will bo sah z.
bout The time Of sale, and the 0hs early dis hphtg.
Three fne Shoatl.
on. INT raiss or FIIOrse Wassun wia haJ ssIIlssos
complete.
Two one heFse Wagons, Elliptic spEihguI
One Bar shear Plow
oae douale, and one single Shovel PloW.
one Harrow, dOuble SinEloafeas.
9 fetts single Harnest. PloW GeaiI, one riding,
Saddle and Bride, VYhesbonOw
100 bu.hsls Of Con-. ia ear, IS bushss ou,, 20 bShss
seed Potatoes.
Cook stove and App -
Pipe. Meat Tubs. -
and hand sac
ef aTticif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
THE BAND.

ln..the evening. after the result W"s
announced that the Democrats were
Victorious, the band accompanied by
. large number ofdemocrat>, went 10
he mansion Of Gen. SARGENT, and
gave him q serenade. The General
came out and invited the party in to
pArtake Of refreshments, but his polite
Invitation was declined. The band
then ssrenaded ct the houses of Capt.
CLARK, Col. Hildreth, AID. Forrest
Aid. Corbin, Aid. NollsieIt. Mr.. Hub
bell, Marshal Mitchell, and enHvened
the city with most excellent music
This Band 10 deserving Of all credi, for
The excellence Of their music, and for
heir patience in going through then
arduous duties Of the day and eve
Ming,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
ARRIVAL. OF THE CONSTIIu-

AkklN NJ. Or biz N'NSIlll /
TON.
New York, Apl. ,.
The Belgian steamer Contribution ar
rived this aftern Don, bringing dates from
London to March l1th.
liverpool, Saturday.
There is On increase inquiry for
wheat 1t iull prioes. Manchester mar
ket improved.
The spanish expedition sgAius, Mex
leo assumes more imposing aspect.
Gen. Pezula is spoken Of for Chief in
command.
The overland China mail had arrived
in London. Its advices confirm telegraph
accounts Of wholesale attempts at pois-
oniug by bakers at Hong Kong. Several
hundred were poisoned but none fatal
~.
The proprietor OF the bakery was a.
rested on bis way to Maco and was to be
tried Immediately at Hong Kong.
A large number Of junks were collect
Jag for the purpose Of attacking Hong
Kong.
The French ships were anchored in the
Bay Of Hong Kong. Tie American fri
gate Levsnt was also in harbor. The
Saa Jacin,o had proceeded to l.entoD to
ed to intercept the American steamer
Lilly.
Tea continued to advance in Shang-
hal.
The French Charge left Marseilles on
the 18th for China, with instructions TO
the Admirals OF the French feet 10 the
China seas to operate With the English
forces.
Russia is making preparations for Q
decisive campaign in the Caucasus
ARRlvALOF THE STEAMERTEAAs
New York, April The steamer Texas
arrived this evening frcm San Juan, Near.
aqua %. News from Ryas is 10 thh 18th
TIE Puser reports the army in good condi'
ton, and well provIsionet.
Walker, with 400 men attacked the allies
al San Jorge and gained Replace, and burn
ed the important part of the town, and re-.
treated to Riyas, while Chomerrow. with
100 men. had mean~ hi, atiack ell and been
driven back with grea; Slaughter by Hennsn'
gson Walker met them e;urning, and they
were, consequently, placed between two
fires. and completely para!i1ed, suffering i'm
nensely.
The Allies are said, BY there own accoun,
10 have lost 327 killed. Walker estimate.
there loss at 800 killed 800 wounded. and
states his own loss at 2 XII led and 81 wouu
dej. He had the bodies Of the dead buried
The sloor-ofwsr ST. Marys was at Sar
Juan Del Sur.
trHE WAsHlNGroN UNloN.-Wm. A,
Harris Of Missouri will become proprie.
tor Editor Of this valuable journal on
the 18th inst.
! One hundred asd Afsy 6libusssrs ere
to lssvs 81. Louia Ia = fSw days to join
I Walker.
New Orleans. Ap'l. /.
The steamer rosssl Ress blew up 20.
tssday Aeas NApplsea. Ast. Many hveo
lssS-ss pssttSalsss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
VOTE For

MITCHELL who is LAWYER by pro.
fession and practice, and who is ac'
knovledged by all parties to be the most
competent man for Judge Mr.. Mills
has for the pas, nine years been cnga'
Sed in the Lumber trade in the State
Of New York, and Knows little about
the laws of this State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

The boldest and most nnscrupul"us
sct Of deception ever sought to be
practised when the voters Of this CITY
was attempted by one Of the Rcpubli-
can speakers at their meeting in front
of the Gazene office last Friday even
ing.
A letter pnrporting I" have come
from Jacob Chatterton was read by
Add Sanders, upon @h,ch the tnk was
scarcely dry. stating that Mr.. Mills did
not say anything, in his Fillmore
speech, that could he construed rs Of
tensive to Republicans. This last base
trick Of that INSCRIPTIONS gang OF
wire-pullers gathered in and about the
Gazette Office, should be punished by
every honest voter refusing to vote for
Mr.. Mills. A psrty that will resort to
such foul means OF securing votes, de-
serves the scorn ahd Indignation OF
those who are sought 10 be made lis
dupes. Let voters to-day 90 10 the
polls with the determination to rebuke
the authors of this fraud. .iocot
ChGtferton nerer wroh that letter He
has never publicly or privately denied
tho truth OF his own report oi Mills
speech, which he caused to be publish,
ed in the h. y. Weekly Union Of til,
City, and the Lyons Advocate Dorm
With the corrupt htckstcrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

DIED In this City OH Sunday morning. April%th,
BanIamin ?. Carmichael, aged ~ yesrs and 5days.
The funeral viii take plscs this afternoon .; !
O'Clock from the late residence Of the dec.asd en-
Third street The Members ~ the several Lodges OF
Aasous viii attend and accompany the remsns Of
their decreased brother u their hst resting place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
l>'1. ~ - - 1897.
VALENTINES
rRElG HIT EXPRESS COMPANY.
~ Ans, MORLEY h CHEW. Agenis
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

INHis Company Is prtpar d 70 pot goois ID
eater despatch than sny other freight line IF III
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA 4.
AID ali inerinsdis.- points South AID EAST.
Mav!ng their own Cars or The 4 IT feut ROdd., aad
Agents with them, Merchant can dsIeod upon 1t
ter time than ~ any ether line.
Stirrers ~ this line will have p.onpt rspGra!'on
made hs0s Tor any loss camase Of Goods v hi'- in
their charg,, and vii not BE- semitic The Rail Rosd n
which the damage may nave occnvT j for 5t.i.tss
0Those DE- irlng to make arrangements .f,r sptins
business viii please cali bef.rf making arrshg IN Ii;
with ang Other line.
OHFIt ES.
B5.on, No. Is, safe Street
New foIk, $40, B.osdgAy
Philadelphia. % ~, south Third sire, /.
st Ipuis 80,
Chicago, Cti n-r " state and Ran ioli Il.
DoveIpor', Conner F. ont anl Pc ~ S.
JNo S. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY CHEW
q q. Slperinlend n, Agents
C!tv'iari. DaytLpof; :.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
Also. RIaRTY ACRES .slrs srsn city %
brque road.
n. &. EslLDS,
Land Agent and Notary Publlt

once ever Spauldins's Store, IL Claire Ro.
trance lie Claire Hall. !
MILL attend 10 the purchase and sale Of
w kinds Of Real Relate. Ieesins property, pay
taxes collecting d~bts % all hind ard u any -
the State, end promptly r~mittina psoeceds.
Great amount Of Real v tate kr sale.
200 lots n Fnion's sddtion Tor sale On hrttcr TED
than have ever ben oGered u purchasers IN Dav
port. Only small amount 10 required In hand !
from ole e ixht =. gwen On d~fe4red peymss
Masnhcent vicss are pi e. ntsd fStn many
thu sc lots, and many u them are river lots, n
which any amount u me building stones may
qusrried.
Pias may b sem In my e0ce u those iets, /
every infosDattoo learned In regard - thsm, -
the sole agent. r. @. AD01
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

To permit G. c. r. MITCHELL to
b defeated, will be to endorse the
AlAndss Of the Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
M. MILLS.

The Knew nothing Black Republican
Candidate for Judge in this District,
aid that3hs preferred the nomina,ionoi
he "DAs Convsntion"an and when assured
- could not Ct it concluded to accept
hitsn thsRspublican Convention This
ahewu ths character Of the man, and
~ ~ salias passion Is for Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Look closely to your Tickcts-takc
no ballots except from a Known Dem
ocrat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Nyou want to rebuke Know Moth
iAgism-vote for G. c. r. MITCH
ELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
1Dsdeleess SleMf .VOssst ssUsiOss

Ivv JsIss Of me iaM Jaditfa District.
GILBERT Z. Il. ..NITCHEII,
OF SCOTT co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06


The card Of Messrs J. W. Skinkle.
&Co. lumber dealers, Chicago, will he
found iu our ADVERTISING columns tins
morning. The gentlemen have been
established in Chicago about one
year, but by their energy anb perseNer'
suce, they have built up trade second
to none in the city. We are personal
ly acquainted with the members OF the
firm, and can recommend them as just
the men for our citizens to deal with.
An old friend Mr.. Orson Brooks, is in
the Office, and this is supplicant for
us to be assured that all business passing
through his hands will faithfully and
promptly be attended TO. We clip the
following from the Democratic Press.
and candid ycndorse their sentiments.
NWe call attention to the new card
and advertisement OF J. w. Skinkie X
Co., under ito proper head in our coluu'
% Of ribs days issus' The young mon
comprising this firm, commenced gen
srsl lumber business one year since, ct
which time We noticed them in our local
editorial department, and recommended
them to lumber dealers through the wes'
tern country % men Of thorough bust
mess ouali6eatisns and undoobted ioleg
rity.
Their business during the past year
exceeded BY far their best anticipa'ions,
and they are now prepared, by the IN
creased facilities, to offer good induce.
ments TO oil dealers, either in the way OF
careoss. or from their yard or dock, cor
uer Canal and Jackson street.
Tnosr Victor and MrElr Stove
have arrived at Smith X RkMl>cio>' 5
All in Mant OF first rate Cooking Stove
will take due notice and get one. ic
fore this lot is all sold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
REMEMBER.

that Democratic Votes don't look well
Scratched.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Let no Democrat forget to Vote.
Vote q clean Ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

VINUk u, Nised Ordinances OF the City of Davenport
i R.ti.ei and Digesied by ord, u the City Coun
ell.
Pub!i. hei by auth aity February 1857
Pri,- IN paIrr cover, Socehb.
Price IN law SHEEP -
Just reviewed ~
The Ioaa Book Rooms,
No ", Brady street, near the Post Oiiies.
,m, 10 Kill ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

y ger " orsiilpPeIs ~ >o'c"'''
The fruits Of Saturday. election
are
The election OF the Independent
Candidate for Mayor, CTS. GEO. y.
SARGENT majority IS.
The election Of H. W. MITCHELL,
democrat, City Marshal-maJority l'l.
The election Of JOHN JOHNS,
democrat, Police Magistrate-mal'r-
ity SO.
ELIEI. rEl X, democrat. City Clerk
MAJORITY -.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER, democrat,
CITY Treasurer 30.
The election OF u good. clear, work.
my majority Of Democrats /" the Ci's
Council.
We ia>riuet the enemy q true De-
motlary. and they ale ours, Never
was there such powerful effort OF the
combined factions of hungry p"il;i-
ians as thai which united 70 'icieat
us on Saturday last. The Gazette
poured out whole columns of the West
SANDER, and falschouds, against the
Ci,v Council. the cit, Ordinances and
the Democrat. tu; is habit was too
wcll known TO produce the desired ef-
feel. II ha, been terribly rcbukcd.-
We base elected Al.i. t"ur city oiii-
GERS. and oar Aldermen Ill the 1T, ID
and 9th Wards and one alderman III
the 6th. and have NINE Of the twelve
members Of City Connect. and The
MAYOR. Ii wA~ ! CLEA> SWEEP
We have scattered the coriuptonist'
and broken ther ranks. We greet oui
sister cities oil this state aud hope they
will How our example, aud redeem
The STATE from the thraldom Of l'iar =
cpuhhranlsm.
CLINTON CO, FOR MTG HELL.
We received private letter irom
gentleman al ~ ons SATURDAY Evening
which assures Il, that CLINTON County
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

sINHE FORUM, OF forty wears practice AT the Phil
l. ad-iphia hsr by Up BROWNE vols price $50
Thiriv years in the L SSenaIe BY Thos II Benton
Vol~ oa,n
pr.,,tt ,;urre-,sni-ncc Of u w.b,,., vo.s q, 50
History Of Texas Ilust'd 10y \ Yoskur vois ~ On
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Seems adyenturs IN the arm, by Ltoi'"oh i'?o
Gaf1IiIa la doors and out BY MIS- srnAbsm VI w
Example. from the 18th h 18Th onturr- by MI Sig
Quincy 10
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Hsme AMI the World vi!@
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Ii2bt and parkn- or shadow Of fate 10
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hAthey Brand - a qu-t lf- si.co
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Daily n.chiat- and what aue oft -
till D"trit' ~ b.cksn, cia,h ei..5
paper "A
j, on 4 tn creation, rs Marian Jam.s IS
II NOR OF 7 lc.nhridgr In.i'd by k.ly ticS
\ ighhor in kwaoi ts Paul Creyt,n >l,?5
wigW IN ard Cath BY " smm, si,.5
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smpsN T.. Sl25
II avrniy r.l.u.-a gf, cnok 'ol Ghri.tlsn, u 20
PFiucs % tn House ~ ravh >l,so
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS IL.
Minpr-.,. u corah b, q q ,ndrws -
Annrsoi, land box a,,t Map +. Parker 70
: Iowa :. = 20
Iowa asItls - u 80
S@ct,osal map OF loss - 90
Kann>a. ~ keatls oi,0o
/ Kanss. snd Nthra kamap ~ AL -
sce,ionsi map q Mime - 4hapulsh !.
Wisconsin "a
/ Ihnoi. ~ 81
Arp, tor. Railway Guide FOR Narh g
just raee.y.a and fr sale n
TIE Iord Book RooAS,
No. IS Brsiy ., near III. Po-i ONE
M I2dlD Eli ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
VOTE FOR

JUN;E MITCHELL, who has been a
citizen Of Scott County for the last
TWENTY years. while his opponent
Mr.. Mills has not yet been resident
Of the State one year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT !


Blacks, Wollies, Republicans, Ex''n-
guished by the Lntcrrihcd-
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SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS.

SnIuRITY AND CLEANLINESS.
GAS FIGHTERS AND WAX vEsTAs.
THt ansrIn"r haping 'ceser an ~ ~ r. "a n
] M. uuiactur.f Of tn ab.ve 60 d. y prepared 10
sngIlyat r'Gi, ami receive c'd~r- ;rsm D. ai.. for
WAY GAS LIGHTERS c.nycni ut length fer ismiy
use.
WAN SEsrAs in In. e aud -insll toxes.
:. . tin u ks.
Can phordfsd Gas Congrsre Ha'the.
VIII Ia burn with agree able odur vcrv dr-!rat for
fsmi Ie- ami paTteulsriy ior sisk II ON.
cave theina tti- aud judge cordiagy, flr sale at
1.-The EOsr0 Book ROOsess,''
No. &c r ody Street, doors 0bore the Fosf Office
3mols,f ELI ADAMS,
: A. ogsSponrr 81 oRsSDoRIp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
TIE CAUSE.

The Can. OF the overwhelming dc
feat oi the Nv oolies" ON Saturday. Is
attributed TO the unparalleled etfron'e
nv ofthc Gazeue hbcls in It's issue Of
SATURDAY. morning. Nearly two col
umns OF the Gazeth were filled with
ialsehoods against the Democracy. 1t
va, the death of the Republicans
The people saw the trick, and rcbuked
the III tiiicc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
Rotel for sale.
LAND FoR SALE,

1.SOUR ~ SIRE lots, ! mile portA q vuisse sisi
il on the n and y ksIlsCsd, % reasesoble teri
Also, ~ scves one mile NORTH Of Wslcott, ebs
onc-hslf cash, balsacs In ooe saA I've yesys.
Also. 10 acres N WsahiaOlea sosn1y, - y
due timber, aud rvnniag wsees ~ pAst. 9A1D ID
insion. On ans rad fro0 Csl1nIus e 6jeAuold
VIII be ah cheap, and . past - tlnse. ,
Aiso, four - scre lots near Iowa Ctr, Lsev,.
"a rminx land, sid ven wAtesed.
Also; Lots IN West Osventpors raneias In J
from 20 feet b. - 70 ~ oesos; sold 1ss diva !
balance 10 one ard two yesYs.
Also. several 1eaa bsilAlnes On Leased osss
would b. cold on reoeuoaAje 0erns Apu,y 10
80 r ma
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
SALARIES.

Somehow. the Citizens OF Davenport
differ slightly with the G"zette, about
salaries for City officers. The mean
spirit Of asking men to serve the pull
lie for Nothing, was not approved BY
the majority of voters. The Gaz-m
mistook the spirit Of the people upon
this subject.
GREAT SALE Al clIoN.-Morris
will sell at public auction on Wednes-
day, April 9Th a large and valuable as
sortment of valuable household turni
ture, among which can be found moho
gony sofas, chairs. bureaus, also tables
rich china sets, silver ware, carpets.
L. &c, all of which will be offered at
rich bargains. Those wishing to avail
themselves OF this rare opportunity
will not fail to be on hand at the hour
ofSale Sec advertisement.
Dr. J. c.. Parker is at home again
and ready to attend the calls OF ali
those so unfortunate az to need the
exercise ofhis professional science and
skill He may be found at his Office
in Post Office Buildings Brady Street
or ut his residence corner o. tenth and
LeClaire Street.
"RlcuARp lIIMs:LF AoA>. 1t
Chords rs much a,!fcation to receive
the first copy of the DAILY Crescent,
a cew daily Just started Mssrs. sylSes-
Ter X Tucker at Iowa City. The
Crescent IS under the Editorial Charge
oil Mr.. Sylvester, and will pertakc OF
all the good qualities of the Reportes,
totelp deciosed. We trust it will re-
ceivc all the support lis propriters will
! so richly merit,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

And News Depot opposite the LeClxire House NV
York. Chicago. and Cincinnati Daiies received ev-
ryday s II. STARR Agent
j. w. SkuNkL LIE T. CO.,
GE>ERAL DEALERs N
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c:
Co,Nsr Canal and Ja,kson streets.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
AUR arrange MEETS are such - to iasure =; all
" tin ; 'u supply OF the different qualities OF
Clear Lumber,
Int an! Scaating OF al sizes snd lengths Z ,mmon
i.uuS T, Lsth. Shingles &c.
Osss' kv0Or6NN,
Of Norway aud white Pine, Ne aivays stand really
:" compare with any In this market. wenvne the
CO Is aud a;ten' ion % nj Country and other is,.rs
10 oar toek hand and facitlea for sling ,ri re-
snd con tracts.
spSiy wv. SKlNKLE co.
To Rent,
lux third story, and on. large II 10 =
! over o,r Crockery Store.
HIDOLESOk LYON,
ap'dlw u between Braiy ana Perry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

The gazette IN Despair
The Victory Overwhelming to the
Know Nnotbings and Black
Republicans.
WOlly-Ism Routed In It's Boosted
Stronghold A.!

The Republicans had their day
on Friday evening The Democrats
had theirs on Saturday, and sent the
Niger Worsllippers to Coventry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
DEMOCRATS.

We crossed the "Bridge Of Lodi" on
Saturday our Victory is easy to-day i
We work.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Cndcr this head n limited nunibero special notices
will be inserted at ten cents rer Lac each inser
lion or atty cents per week
DTO kENT.-House, eight Rooms, eornr
Ripley and Third streets, by
Apri,sA LIP. PARKER.
nDPOR LHASE piece OF land IS by 1850
feet near Rail Road D~pct for 70 or 3J year
It : reasonable rent.
March u dtD DAWSON + TRtf