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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-09

IOHNSON'S Coisrl1t, EtrsIqse and
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SgeryrroEr, La
Etchaagc for SALE a, All scpyow on Ncr
OrlcdW and Ncp iafh
Collections attended to promptly.
References by permission.
NEW ORLEANS.
W = Guy.on, Casilr Bank \. Orleans
Mes-fs II y Merrill & Go Bankrs
M,~sr.. Jnn z Marshall 81 Co.
Mrs.ts II uAht. Allen < Co.
Mcssfs Converse & GO.
Messrs McCu,chon. Howell & Go.
pHtAprLrHiA.
Mrssers DreXell e CO. 900 llansors.
Me.sf-. Ncrk, Young & NcCougIl,
Messr- buIut q fafthon.
NEw logl,
Ocean. Bank
Mcs.rs l. 4 V Kirby & Go
Me--fs Baldwin. Starr . Go.
\. II Lowc,y, E-q.
y VI. JOHNSON.
Jan 81. No.Ig BY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
w aShingtOn.

In the London Monthly Magazine for Feb
ruary, 1900, under the head of Deaths
Abroad We find the following eulogium
on the character Of the late Gen. George
Washington:
"DIrp, on the - December, at his resi-.
dence in Virginia, In the 6sth year of his
age. GEORGE WASHINGTON. late President OF
ule CniteJ States of America-a man supe.
rior to all the titles which arrogance or SER
Witty have INV vented for the decoration OF
hereditary rank. He was one who seemed
expressly formed by Providence for the
mighty work Of establishing the independ-
ence Of IA people which may one day delight
the philanthropist with the view OF as grea;
an assemhlage Of freemen as Europe now
contains of slaves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
NEWS SUMMARY.

The Chicago Press Of Friday learns that
the principal ST. Louis Bankers, by common
consent, have agreed to throw out the bills
Of oil the banks of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Great excitement prevailed, a. the bills OF
those banks make up the larger portion OF
the currency Of that city. However. the
report has not been confirmed
1t is reported that one of the banks OF
Janesville, which has been dealing largely
in bills Of the Hartford County Bank, was
mobbed by the excited populace but the
rumor lacks confirmation
The New York Times of the 23d inst. in.
Inmates that the financial matter, in the
East are improving. Us the feeling now felt
is that the trial is now past in that section.
MoEE FILLDusTERNG-Infor has
been received by the .GoyernWent It WASH
ington, that another fllibustering e3pedi-
ton il On foot, which is again to invade Nj
carsgua also that q plan is on foot in Tex
as to invade some Of the Eastern provinces
of Mexico.
The eastern papers speak Of blockhead'
justice named Wright John Frost was
brought before him charged with being
anxious to whip man named Yates. )
Wright fines the prisoner three dollars for
his an1iefy. For some unaccountable rea-
son the papers say Wright is nearly as stu
pil as Justice King Of Chicago
The y. Y Herald has already published
about one hundred and fifty columns of
matter in relation to the loss Of the Central
America
eB- The House Of Parliament, London
contain $50 rooms
Sound teeth have been entirely dissolved
in fourteen days IN solution of saleratus.
The st Louis Democrat has seen a speci-
men of salt rock taken from hill or noun
tain Of the same material, that has Just been
discovered in that State, a short distance
from the Mississippi river on the Missouri
side. and about seventy two miles from 81.
Louis. The specimen is described as resem-
bling piece Of quartz rock. and is little
mixed with a substance resembling iron ore
1t has pure, sweet taste, and when ground
to powder, is rs white as any of the table
salt now i'll general use.
TuE LATE DIsAsTER-Ihe New York Her
aid efTuesday sums up the saved aud lost
of the Central America as follows:
Whole humber on board, 5s2
Number saved, l66
Number ON board whose names are
known. 1874
Number unknown, 292
Mr.. Lucian Atwood of Barre, Mass, was
robbed Of S. $50 on Wednesday of last
week, on board the steamboat Itasca. while
coming down the Mississippi from St Paul
to Prairie du Chen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Our MARKEr.-There has been 1T

Our MARKEr.-There has been lit.
tie or no change in the grain market within
the last few days The amount Of wheat
coming in is considerable; prices vary from
60 to 65 cts The price Of Flour at whole
sale, we understand, is TO be reduced slight
ly, but whether SO much as to reduce the
price Of wheat We are not informed. Bar
ley seems to be declining . little and was
sold on Saturday at as low as IS cents per
bushel, but was probably Of inferior grade
1t is coming in in considerable quantities
Oats remain at 80 cents, without nuch
probability ofa rise. Hay was Hath .r plep.
ty iu market on Saturday. and was selling
At es, % and elO per ton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
George II. Parker.

A mistake has arisen in town regarding
the identity of our candidate for the Assem-
bly, which We feel bound to correct.
George II. Parker, who is a lawyer by
profession, and has been here u number 0i
years, is the man, and not +. f.. Parker, who
is also lawyer: but who has been engaged
in putting up dwelling houses. for rent. in
this city. This mistake has naturally arisen
from the similarity Of the names. The par
ties, as We understand, are in no wise relat-
ed to each other
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

BANK PANIc.-From a telcgraphic
dispatch received on Saturday evening VIC
learn that the bank panic is raging in Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton. We also learn that the banks Of the
above Pl"ces have suspended specie pay.
ments. This, however, will not effect bill
holders. nor hinder the currency issued by
those banks from being received by our
banks on deposit. The banks Of Hopkinton.
Rhode Island. and Monson Bank, Maine,
thrown out. Don't take eastern exchange.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Sutton 4 Co. still continue to evince
great tact in the selection Of desirable Dry
Goods. Their shelves are now we'll stock ed
with the most desirable Fall goods Ladies
who have become acquainted with this es-
tablishment need not be urged to flock there
to trade, rs they know its merits too well !;
but to those who are strangers in the place
will find Sutton 4 Co.'S just IS good place
to trade as can be found in christendom.--
SO, call on the East side of Perry st., be-
tween 4th and 9TH sta, and satisfy your
selves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
The New York Banks.

From the ". y. Times. aSd
The official averages of the Banks in the
city. of New York for the week ending Sat
urday, Sept 10Th, present in the aggregate
the following changes from the previous
weekly statement of Saturday, September
18th: rr.rf
Decrease in loans Il discounts, Sl,2ll.15a
Increase in Specie 1874 3e9
Increase in undrawn deposits, 5l7,sll
Decrease in circulation, 2is ,5l5
The stat ement is stronger in specie by
half million than We had right to look
for; thus showing n continued, quiet accu-
mutation from the interior The actual
supply Of coin in bank on the morning of
saturday week was asccrtaned to be Sl3.-
o25,ooo. On saturday last. without any
thing from California, and with only tr-
Hing difference in the Sub-Ireasurv move
nent the average sum was Sl3.556 ls5.-
This evening, with the aid Of 81 "a, 900 from
Havana, and 81 10000 to-day from the Sub
Treasury, the banks probably hold about
fourteen million, dOillfrs and accumulation
Of five millions since the pressure set in
The loans continue to show decrease. but
the probability is the present falling off
mainly originated in the cnrtailment of the
previous week, which was not fully shown
on the last average The undrawn depos-
its are looking up--the increase this " eek
being over half million
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

The plum crop in this vicinity
amounts to fabulous number of bushels,
and persons wishing to secure them have
only to ride into the country armed with
pals, tubs aud baskets. and pick "a many as
they choose. so cheap commodity should
be generously patronized
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Weseern Railroad Convention.

Columbus, Ohio, Sep. "a.
The representatives of the n ilroads west
Of the Suspension Bridge Buffalo and the
Ohio River, met here to-day to consider the
agreement of the four western main lines
to reduce speed, increase fare. and dispense
with western railroad ticket agencies in
New York, and to dispense with runners,
solicitors and the placard system generally
Gen WIN. Robinson was called to the chair,
and f. 5. Flint and George Barnes made Sc
cretaries. A committee OF ten was appoint
ed to report tomorrow on the interests Of
/ the western connection with reference to
new rates and the proposed reforms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

OYsrEKs.-Go to Atkins ssloon for
Oysters in all shaPes-fresh, picked or in
the shell There is popularity about the
dishes served up at Johns. which induces
all who have had dish, to call soon for
austher
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Miner 4 Bro. have large and con
venient store on the corner Of Perry and
Front streets in Dalzell's ew block, where
they will fill orders for Dry Goods at
Wholesale to any amount. Dealers and
heavy consumers will find it to their al
vantage to trade with them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Important from Washington.

Washington, sep. -.
The New York 1ribm,es correspondence
says. Col Forsyth's 's conduct respecting the
grant is approved. lie is acting under spc
cIal instructions to procure such moditica.
tions Of the eighth article Of the Gadsden
Treaty, rs will secure to the United States
Government the right to convey over the
lsthmus OF Tehauntepec. mails, troops aud
a,nniunitions of war. Col. Forsvths letter
explained that he wished this negotiation
To precede any private Grant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

FIgEMEN' > DRILL.-Lct every fire.
man be out. armed and equipped for drill
his afternoon. BY constant practice alone
can any one become competent TO fill any
station; 50 be ready for active service
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Naturalization Papers.

We hope our friends will remember that
the District Court which sits one week from
to-day, will be the last opportunity before
the October election, to procure naturaliza
tion papers.
Let our friends see that all entitled to pa.
pcrs, get them at that time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

BLACK REPUBLICAN HyrceRIY-Ihe Wor-
cester Mass Bay State says:
"We have the name Of a gentleman fwho
heard Senator Henry Wilson, when that in-
divldual was in Kansas, tell Messrs. Rob.
inson and Lane: DO net vote at the Oclo.
Der election! Let them form a Sluvs State
did them to do sO'J yow can scith.m s.y.i-
etoa! That is all tie capital ,cs ask for lie
vert P,esidtntial election. !!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

By the stir upon the streets last
Saturday. we should Judge that business it
o city had taken very favorable turn -
We are happy To notice the change
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Our Lcvcc was crowded with teams
from the country on saturday. We like to
see this, rs it demonstrates TINT there is an
increase of trade
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

GAs.-The gas now supplied to
consumers of this city is of better quality
than has heretofore been furnished. We
are glad to notice so important a change.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
CHICKENS WITHOUT OwKERs.-.

| CHICKENS WITHOUT OwNERS.-A
rough but sneaking looking fellow was
brought before Justice Johns on Saturday.
charged with robbing hen roots. He had
stolen shout 80 hens and sold them to the
vegetable men Of lie Claire market. Mr..
! Ysntis had lost some chickens Of Chinese
| breed, and on examination he found q part
Of them to be his own. Fifteen yet remain
at the market house without an owner
The scamp who stole them was ssnt up for
trial He cried. aud tried to pay Of The
Justice thought chicken stealing so mean
that mercy was ont Of the question. . for
. whipping post for chicken stealers,
To THE PUBLIc.-Now 10 the time
~ buy Boots and Shoes, while Lee d Co.
are selling the best class Of goods in this
line cheaper than the cheapest Their goods
are Of first class quality. and they oniy ask
call from customers to satisfy them that
they are prepared to meet the public de
msnd in the most approved manner. La
dies and Misses shoes and slippers of every
kind at reduced rates. which they will war
rant to give entire satisfaction Store on
Second street, second door east uf Brady.
sep24d2w
The Railroad Bridge is safe for q
while, and all the malice, spleen and hatred
Of the combined forces which have been ar
rayed in solid phalanx against it have not
marred single timber nor turned the cur
rent cup stream" No evidence, true or
manufactured, which was brought to bear
on that gigantic bridge has weakened it n
single joint or caused span to swerve.--
The jury could not agree--that is, they
could not be made TO understand why the
proprietors of the Ellie Alton should come in
for large bill Of damages against this
great link in the greatest thoroughfare in
the world; and that, too. when the accident
was more the result of carelessness than
otherwise The crisis has passed, though
The suit may be prosecuted for some time to
come; yet we have no fears of the present
removal Of the Bridge, or that the Compa-
ny will have any considerable amount Of
damages To pay by reason Of one boat out
Of a thousand running afoul it. Iowa has
still an unbrokcn Eastern connection-and
will probably continue to have, so long as
her broad prairies stretch from the Mississ-
ippi to the Missouri, and from the Missouri
to the foot Of the Rocky Mountains.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Sickness in Jacksonville.

Augusta, Ga, Sep. %.
Col. Dell, collector of custom at Jackson
yilc died suddenly on sunday, Of disease
of heart. 1t is reported a malignant dir
ease is prevailing in jacksonville and the
people Of 81, Marys refuse TO allow pee
pie to land there The people Of jackson
vile deny that there is any sickness III
the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Look at Adams advertisement of
Writing Papers. lie can undoubtedly suit
all who call ON him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28


Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 9
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more thai
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood =
apply strictly " the immediate business al the adyer
tser and all other advertisements sent In by the sd
yertlser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will be Inserted until forbid and charged sccordins,
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes la
ser'ed time free OF cost, thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
A6yertitrments from abroad must be paid for IN
earSdtIy Ia Gdtance. unless from approved Agents
Contracts fr yearly advertising tcrminable at The
ption 81 sdvir they paying An sdvanecosnt @
2b per cent. On the contract price.
Advertisements Inserted noxt 10 resdins matter
Op.r oe3t advance sbove rates. and kept on In
side ID per cent. advanc regular rates.
All transient advertisements must bs paid for in
advance.
GEO. Il. WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDEKS h BIO. Daily Gazstte.
u fischer d co, Der Demokrst.
HAKRiNGTON wiLKlE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
The following Announcements Tor meet
ings are made by order Of the Central Com
mittee:
On TUESDAY EVENING Sept. 10Th at JOINS
SCHOOL IorsE. six miles west Of lie Claire
ON FrIpy EvEsINc, October I'd. at Buff
falo.
OS SATURDAY EVENING, October Sd, at Blue
Grass
The Democratic candidates for the Legis-
ture will be at each Of these meetings
other speakers will also be in attendance
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

The sale Ut melons in town on Sat
urday was unparalellcd-th consumption
beyond belief, the quality delicious.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28


sa,7 lss g,
AAh-r,,bts dine the Camnanv secured bv
MortS,reNxoxe.
6ah-Dsses IN. The ~ othervi,e
,osured~Soxs.
sth-Debts due the Company for Premi-
.sss: :.:s ., .s': ,S. sss .. no, ss
1-Io.sss adjusted and no. due.
$bloo W
o-LosFss c's'e" s"o w"
$sloo 70
" osses IN susPen.e' vsH'"s Ior tur
thn pr.1i-Lss. E.m, vs"O 9,
o..s.uS ~n'n az '' ''''s' " '"' s'o1"1
~ Are smaIi such oniy A. prin,inr
oi ;. .ad coessnssns expenses not
1.-The greatest amount Insured in any
ons Ia. by irssruct;ons TO AGENTS
As limited 10 49, sna SAis onlv on
the safest ciass 81 r,sSs. ali other
clss,ev from Al0oo 70 anOo.
lS-The coopany h,vs 20 epe lac rule
rceulotins ~ sne1ot 20 be insurrd
~ euy one city town or villse,. but f5
are governed BY experience. diccrv.
str,csioo Of eSsldines. - fsc,liste.
Tor sxtinspishiag are. ,hs vidsh Of
~ ssrret. And Of isrius d, &c.
.n,s III sns 20 Sose sne bae sSs n,ss r.
tios mi m q - oosnesv Il so
to scst,tr their risks that no mare
than Ak0Oo vOuld b. loat n anv one
mi az "A on brick -. snI na
nogs tnan 19Gov or 6Suoo = vood
n, = ap1 eucn y the snecaol inssrnc.
tion % s.enss.
III. CAN1IELp. yRANCls fYIRs.
0ec'y. Pres,t.
''Ass oeussy - ssa, q Ss.alord, /"
:::;:, !: :: T.: e.; 4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

There are several new business
houses opening on Front street and o few
more nearly ready for occupancy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Bank Panic In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, sept %.
The Bank kofPcnnsylvania Of has suspended
specie payment 10y a resolution Of the Board
OF Directors. The President says the -us-
pension is caused by the action against it,
and its losses by the present failures Of dry
goods men He says also that it will be
only temporary, and that the capital is un-
touched.
The Girard Bank is giving specie for its
notes, but checks will not be honorcl until
one o'clock.
There is a heavy run on the City Bank
and all the counters are beseiged with de-
positors and note holders There is much
alarm, and almost a suspension of busines
in the city.
LATER-l:30 T. NJ
The Girard Bank is only paying specie
for fves and tens. larger notes and check
refused.
The Commercial and other banks are tax
ing the same course, promising " resume
tomorrow. The excitement is intense
The Pennsylvania Bank has the State
funds, and the Girard Bank those Of the
city
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

See w. T.. Barber Il Co.'S adyer.
tisement Of Missouri Lands. They are
cheap and desirable
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Tho Central America to be Raised.
New York, Sep. %.
II is reported that negotiations are going
on between the Boston Sub Marine Arrnor
Company and the Underwriters of the Cen
trail America, to raise her hull, which Is
supposed to be in twenty eight fathoms of
water.~s-r i.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

New York, Sept -.
kTkS ALLOWING are sdditicnsl name.
known to bs lcst by the Central America:
Capt Dyer, MIR Jefsme, Engineer. from Pam
anna L I Delano. Boston.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
Of the Path says:
hesrd a rumor from the source to which
! am accustomed TO place reliance, that
there is some renewal Of i'll feeling existing
between the gov ernment Of Spain and this
country. ltscent adsices from our Minister
at Madrid. speak Of "a display Of very mark
ed indignation towards him, the causes Of
which have not been made public.
II has been suggested that Mr. hodge
may have incsutiously approached the min
istry on the subject Of the purchase Of the
Island Of G',ha.
4 gentleman arrived here this evening
direct from Kansas. He brought dispatches
from Gov. Walker, directed to the Presi-
dent. The contents will not probably be
known until the return Of the President,
which will be on Monday Everything
was quiet when he left the territory
The Quarter Master Gen read dispatch
to day from N O., stating that two compan-
les had arrived there from Florida, en- route
to kansae
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
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Uls0oson o. H. n. Ofncers.

Adrinn, Mich, Sept rs.
The Michigan Sosthern r r Co meeting
is nov in sessioa. The following gentle
men were unanimously elected directors.
over 10000 votes being cast:
John B Jarvis, Samuel W Co,nstock, G \
Pstten, Robe \ 01phsnt, OF N city: Geo.
B'iss, or Springfield, Mass John c Wright.
of Sehenectady: 3 Burrows Orleans CO..
NY Nelson Reardsley, Auburn John $
Prouty, aGtneva, n Y; Ransom Gardner
Detroit; schuyler Colfax South Bend Ind !;
Hirsm sibley, Rochester; VIM wolcot,
Utica
Resolutions were passed expressing entire
copfidepce in the new directors. and that
the road. by proper management, can be
made 20 ray fsir dividends, and that the
general ofice of the Co be removed to some
point On &he line q The road
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
Trial of q Murderer.

TrlaI OF O Muruertr.
ITfI Was Toronto, Sept. 25.
The trial Of the noted murderer Town.
send alias AcIIenry, commenced at Cayuya
Yesterday, The prosecution was conducted
by solicitor General Smith. who has made
out strong case against him. The trial
creates intense interest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRIVALS.
eastern(va Chicsgo)t twice daily Sun'y, 3 MAS
asuthern( lsM Inc and Iowa ciy) datly "
Northern (vis Dubuquel daily st esn
southern (st Lous) daily st SPh
Northern via Csmsnche, LClsire, &c, Tues-
day, Thursday aud saturday st 7PM
Northern via Msquokets, Dewitt, Ac. Tues-
day, Thursdsy and saturday st 7Ph
pEPARTUREs r. r. TINE
Eastern (vis ChicaGo) closes SIS -
Northern tDubuQue :" ..
SautheTn (bt Louis) 4" F." /"
sluthern \ nusc.sine and Iowa city) cios.s 4rM
Northern tCamanehe, KClsiEe, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and fhur,dsy II 8PN
NORTHERN MsqneketA and " Witt closes Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursdayst 6PM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

Is hereby given that Frederick ". Keferstein, Of
i the town OF wslcOst, county Of Scott, and State
Of Iowa. has this day male and executed to Ihe IN
dersigned assignment Of all his Goods and .ff cts
not exempt from execution
The creditors Of said Keferstein notified to pre-
sent their tAims 10 the unde provided BY
AMI Wthin thl 90 months from this dxte.
Davenport September 10 1857
GEORGE T. RLLIOTr,
sepl8n6v Assignee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

.NNrShNl'S Sale.
MACADAMIZING TAXES
nEFAULr having been made BY the own ere Of the
~ sew, raj lots Ard parcss Of land hereafter par
IT, ularly descrte , In the payment OF the su of
money eeverally a-se- sed against 'he for the
purpose Of mA1adsmizng the Alreets upon which the
lots and parcels front I hall o.
Thursday the 29th day Of October,
A. D, 1857, at the o@ce of the CITY nashai Of the
city Of Davenport at 3 oe och A. NJ proceed 20 tell
the lots AMI parcels efor, said In T. collect sad
sunls Of money. t1getLer with interest et ten per
cent, and the cost Of this s6vessisin0.
H0rrtsOM street.
Harding l. Hansen. Lot 10 block ~ $s22 so
Chaslss Hill N SIT " I6S 10
n Stabl. Md Z" 5 S. 50
Main Street.
st. Claire House 80 n Lot G Block 20 ais 90
Perry street.
y. =. Church N 20 IT Lot Block So >i29 70
Baptist 8 N IS "6 81 2r 50
EVANS I'D, "l 81 4s6 20
lIe~es NJ, Part II - IS lGS ~
Craig RS, Tots7AS As 22O -
Wnhefwsx rr., Lots 4 10 IS A70 %
Dav- nport, Sept. %, 1857.
INV. MITCHELL,
scp2Sdts City Marshal.