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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
VOL. XIII............. 81.
may prescribe at the time of their adnis-

sion" ssss
My Individual opinion, Mr.. Speaker, and 3 :
give 1t for whatever it is worth, is4that
the principle Of tho Kansas Lil, Us gener.s /
ally understood at the South, is wortI, mora.
to the South than the Territory itself; and,
tor my own part, l would willingly give
up the Territory to secire the principle, Jdt
for the fact that the equilibrium of the
great sections would thereby he lopelessly 4
destroyed in the Senate, and that the per.
manent majority would afterwards laugh at
the principle.
l take the following extract from the
thirty second section of tho Kansas N.bras,
ka act:
That the Constitution and laws Of tho
United States which are not locally inappli-
cable, shall have the same force and effect
within the said Territory of Kansas as else
where in the United States, except the
eighth section Of the act preparatory to the
admission Of Missouri into the Union, an
proved March sixth, eighteen hundred and
twenty, which, being inconsistent with tho
principle of non-intervention by Congress
with slavery in the States and Territories,
as recognized by the legislation of eighteen
hundred and fifty, commonly called the
compromise measures, is hereby declared
imperative and void; it being the true in
tent and meaning of this act not to lecislnts
slavery into any Territory or State nor to
exclude it thcrcfrom, but to leave the people
thereof perfectly free to form and regulate
; their domestic institutions in their own way.
subject only to the Constitution of tho
United States: Psorided, That nothing
Aforementioned shall lie construed 10 re-
vive or put in force any law or regulation
which may have existed prior to the act Of
sixth March, eighteen hundred and tw--..
either protecting, establishing, prohiL .,:.
or abolisl,ing slavery"
This paragraph seems 10 be declar. ,,~
OF the intentions Of the trainers anL
porters OF the act. How I understa,
has already been expressed. It's n,e;.
appeared clear to me then it seen.
now. In voting for the Lill>I hoped .n
believed that my influence was being ~,
trlbutcd towards transferring the agi,....e..
of slavery in Territories from these Halls
to the Territories themselves. | fnncicd
that the bill embodied principles Just and
right i'll themselves. and in strict conformity
with the principles of States Right and
the Constitution. The more saneuine Of
US cherished both the hope and belief that
an easy solution Of sectional difficulties
had been discovered, and that our national
area would indefinitely expand leach State
and Territory revolving in its own orbit
the whole system warmed and enlightened
by the sun Of the Constitution, and the
dangers of Capitalization. be corrected .by
the extent Of our nationi'" -
remote separation Of its
tors.
1t is yet within the .,.:-
bers of the Democratic e., .a~...
DO realized this dream .:,,,.. ,.::
they do ita
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II Studbora Dog.-A few days since
(says the Provincetown (Cape Cod) Banner
of Saturday last) several families left Pro-
vincetown 10 locate in Eastern Virginia.
They took along Will, them large dog Of.
tho Newfoundland species. Willie on their
passage to Boston in smaII schooner the
dog broke loose, leaped iuto the sea, and
started on his lspg and weary passage
home. lie was seen AMI passed by one Of
our packets, near night, about FIVE
miles off Race Point and nine from this
town, healing for the Race Light, noLly
breasting the waves, often covered by the
spray.
The next morning at an early hour, and
before the family had arisen, Mr.. James
Doyle, to whom the dog was much at
tached, hearing HI unusual noise near his
door, rose and opened it, and was much
astonished to behold the fugitive. Mr.. u,
says when lie opened the door the dog
arose, placed his great paws upon hiss
shoulders, and fairly embraced him, giving
such demonstrations of joy as lie never boz
lieved any animal could exhibit. Z 10 what
part Of the bay lie left his master and ;tLs
distance he must have swan in a rough
sea, is not now known, but Wien seen he
was FIVE miles from land. .s q. ss;..5 90 3
This is tue fohrtl, time an attempt has
been made to carry of ,tllis dog, and aasins
every instance he las managed Is lsays.
in his passage to Boston and seiufiY D,y
swimming hones Tie noble animsi
now be adopted BY the town ~
"frecdetn Of the city, and d pension tots
l;6a Is 9ss55 S
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A1SME SOUTH CAROLINA MORNING. JANUARY 1s57

Tile fullest confidence in the wisdom, pa:ri-
ot'sm' and orthodoxy Of many of the party
leaders Mt the North. and in the free States.
ct IN the party, as such, have neither the
fullest reliance nor confidence, and will
give my reasons. When I first entered
this Hall, l was an unqualified drsunionst.
L had been made so by the action of the
General Government in reference to the tar
1T, to the territory acquired from Mexico
and IFS whole Legislation in regard to slaves.
Shortly after the meeting of the Thirty
Third Congress, Till was passed repeating
the Missouri restriction line, whereby the
States of the South had been excluded, as
interiors, from tho common domain. A
change of sentiment Immediately occurred
within me, and my heart expanded with
love for our whole country. l chi,lcd my
self for having done injustice to the Demo
cratic party, which, by repeating an odious
restriction, had relieved my people from an
insult which had burned them for many a
long year. 1reproachcd myself for distrus-
ting the virtue Of people who, by an un-
precedented majority, placed General Pierce
III power over the greatest living military
captain with all the prestige of military
glory fresl, upon him. I felt that had
wrongcd, in my appreciation of them, the
Democratic members of Congress who had
nobly redeemed their pledge of non intcrven-
ton made ut Baltimore and on the first oc-
cas'on which presented itself, had applied
the principle OF no" intervention by remov-
ing the obstacle they encountered in Kan
sas and Ncbraska-thc line Of intervention.
They had been elected, as had the President
upon the Baltimore platform, the cardinal
feature OF which was non-intcrvcnton Ly
Congress with the subject of slavery in the
District Of Columbia aud the Territories
This was the distinct issue before Northern
and Southern Democracy, and the peopl. Of
both sections elected Democrats to Coupress
Yet, sir, for faithfully doing that which they
were commissioned To do, what was the
consequence? Complaints Of trcachcry and
broken faith filled the air. A contract had
been broken, with the terms of Which one
OF the contracting ,'a..ic~ had never COM
piled; com":oE statute had been rcpealc,l.
WHICH, forsooth. "..- :rrtpcalable and chri:.
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In the House Of Representatives., Dec. II, 1856,
on the question Of referring the Preside"t's
Message to the Committee Of the Whole on
state Of the Union, and tie primtin~ ::
thousand copies thereof
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02


X1HkREAS on the ioth dsy OF No.emDerr D.
w 1900. strong burneii eno !s.neVe s' y, 1i nu.
nell hts wife. Joseph LampiHe anu oinieon ~ ulae.s
executed unto Austin OoIoin ILLS a.. 'ads a.
deed OF Trust, ,conveyine 70 sssd .ns
erou county. Iowa descriCeo ~ !. r., Mnous, ~:
First parcel oiiand IN Sne Ony oI .S nSs
beuLded sad described Oonmencine point m s'sn, ~,
~ y(SO) fset east from .ne sou.n -. ,,r ~ ="
number nve (ol 10 DocH numoo' ses ~. NJ -
Le Cisirs's SKIN (osnl sou.on S W ~. ~, =,
port, running IN ece east one nuhu.L .n' az,
etent (lIs ieet, tnence nosu "ue ..n.. 80 ...h,
l5Ol ieet thence YVES. one 1unol.u ... ons hns'
tl2s) feet thence SCUM on fsnum sss ;,Un Une
dred ana hfty llov) iee., 70 piscs ~ ose' pa.,n'
ssther With the Brica Building. hns'ne, none' a.
chinery ana arputtensu0s 'nssD s%"na - %.
ono, the following descIIo.a psIoe' % 'snu, -
Commsncins ~ sousn,eess eo.ne. o. ,.ne asaa :,
julius A. Reed ana ~hicn ssa L:oe .. "a -.
him oy deed ef January, LII e~n, 'vu :. ~
bali acres, st s.e ana saons ~ s.s ,;as 3D.
Soed, tnence norm on .ns e.s. ,.e o :. 80. no..h
Afsy-three and one third (osA loos, .ne ncl.n s
east corner OF ssid .sfo AN, 70 Ia ."..
tneoce east twenty.'ouIS ~ ~. W ..S A.. h."s
IN the rsvme near tne tPr'nS uS 80 g. 49,
ana one tnifd (os lous, 70 s's.s s. - 49,.
oenter OF tne ioeos s1c snsu0 80 .csns,n~ IA
ming, containing eisnt ectes Oh Isna, 81 ~ ~
feserving tnereirom asP On .Io1 1ooN % a.. -. ~
the above eight sere parcel thirty lSo iees nas
0fty-three and one third (oSHl rods n length 70 oe
used o. Q public highway, which said conveyance We
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
Legal Notice.

COUNTY OF SCOTT Court. to February Term, 1855.
Frederick L. siemsrs
william xusche, Harvey Leonard. G ,.
Brewer, G. T. Bultmann & Go Horcross'
Nellen 1 Co., 4. Taylor 90 H. Scnroe-
der. Beatty 4 6tedmsn. Crowell, Cart
vrieht & o., John Wygsnd / Co John
voiSht h Co., Adams. Ascklin 3 Co. and
Davenport & Brother
ted.
won are hereby notifi d that on the ID day Of
u Ssptember, A d 1857, sail plaintiff nled In the
once of the Clerk Of the District Court Of SAID scott
county hts petition setting forth that on the lah
day O: February. A IS u. said William Auche exc
cu,sd to said plaintiff, together with certain other
nersons therein named certain mortgage conveying
10 said mortgages certain goods, wares and mer-
chsndize In said instrument described, which said
w.s made the purpose Of securing the
navment OF certain moneys due and owing to said
mortragees from the said Kusche That amer the
aame vay executed and recorded, the said Harvey
Teonard took possession Of said goods under said
mortsage and also by virtue Of certain writ OF At
tschment and converted the same iuto money, which
he nov. e claimed BY him, holds for the benefit OF
persons properly entitled thereto.
mat 70 ssid petition all the above named DEFEND
ants are made parties, and the petition prsys that
an account may be taken Of the several sums Que u
the several mortgages and that the court will or.
der said defendant Leonard TO pay over the money u
MA hands 70 the peysops found 70 be entities thereto
Further, that Of the October Term Of ssid District
Court. you were returned not found, whereupon
II vas by the Court ordered that By publication yor
have notice Of Che rendency Of this suit.
And nav, unless you shall app~sr end answer sac
petition On or before the first day Of the nest Tern
Of said District Court TO BE- holden on the nrss
d.v IN February A 1855 judgment will be redderet
sss,nst you by default and the prayer Of petitioner
granted. .,
| Pr6s Abyss Dist. Court OF SCOT Oouo'y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

stats OF IOWA, In the Scott county Ns.Ilc' 'asr
CouNrY OF SCOTT Court, to February Term, 1905.
Frederick l.. 6iemers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
MAIL ROBBER ARRESTED.

MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 80.
W.T.. Tuckerman, formely treasurer
of the Estern Railroad, Boston, was
arrested last at New Haven for mail
robbery. lie is uow in Jail and:confes-
ses his guilt.
Boston, Nov. 80.
The arrest of VIM. 7. Tuckerman,
it is thought will explain the robbery
of the Havana mail for the State oi
Maine, mi singabout the 2lst Of Nov.
The missing Havana mail contained
about 500 letters 100 Of (which were
for merchants. The robbery is sup
posed to be large.
Tuckerman will be examined al
New Haven, to morrow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
DAVENPORT, IOWA. EDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER g. 1857
the steam er Central America.

4 the steam er Central America.
A project was on foot in California
create a new Territory Of the Great
asin, between the Goose Creek Noun
.ins on the east and the Sierra Neva-
! on the west an d between the Ore
IN, and Utah line on the north, and
oloralo river on the south.
The advices from Central America
9 important Under present circum-
ances was had been officially declar-
between Nicaragua and Costa Ri
ans, the President Martinez, of thefor-
Ier Republic, was preparing to place
imself at the head Of the army.
His proclamation announces deter
nination to maintain the right Of the
to the territory claimed by,
and now in possession Of the Costa Ri
cans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
NoIr.n1O ADvERTssEKs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 9
type.
Displayed Advertisements one. half more thar
usual RATES.
Yearly ssvertising contracts will be understood u
amply strictly ~ the Immediate business al the adyer
t.er aud all other advertisement. sent la by tie ad-
yertlser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will be Inserted until forbid, aud charged accordingly
Notices Tor religious aud benevolent purpos.s IN
serted one time free OF cost, thereafter charged as
0 ther ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advsrt.. rucnts froal abroad must be paid for in
arfabiy IN Gdrdnce, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising tsrminabie al -
olsion of advertisers they paying an advancement
20 per cent. Oh the contract "
Advertisements inserted to readin6 matter
- per cent advance above rates, and kept On in
side rs per cent. advance regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
6Eo. X. WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
aAADERS N BIO. Daily Gazette.
II LisCHERk Co, Der Dsmokrat.
UARklAIIOs d wILKIE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Cor HlM.-Judging from an article
in the Lansing Mirror we should say
that the editor of that sheet had a
touch Of Grimesphobia. He says that
no Republican member of tie Legisla.
ture from the northern part OF the
State dare vote against the great Mis-
souri, River opener. Grimes has got
him sure. The "little jokers" appear
10 have their effect in certain quarters
His excellency still keep the inside
track and black republicanism south il
bound to win though the Bissel men
are making every effort.-State Ga.
zette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
TIN ERIE CANAL.

Albany, Nov. 80.
The weather continues very mild,
and favorable accounts from the west
inspire Us with . hope that all the pro-
duce now afloat in the canal will get
through to tide water, and that naviga-
ton may be entirely resumed. A des-
patch to the Canal Auditor, received
from Newark, Wayne county, this A.
NJ, says:
Lockport, N. Y, Nov. 80.
1t has thawed here for the last two
days and rained heavily all this morn
ing. The ice in the canal, though six
inches thick, is breaking up.
Appearances now indicate that nav
igation will resume this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
Gattst Nehs.
Later from Californis and central Amer

Later from CAlifornie and central Amor
lOa.
New York, Nov. 80.
The steamship Northern Light from
Aspinwall on the 2lst inst, with the
California mails to Nov. 5th, brings
nearly one and . quarter million Of
specie and freighting, arrived here yes
terday P. NJ. The news from Califor-
mia il interesting. All immense meet
ing Of the citizens Of San Francisco
was held on the first to give expression
to the sense Of The public on the loaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

NOTICE TO SuBscRIBERs.-MR. Gil
LETT, The owner OF the City routes of the
Da'fy State Democrat, is the person to apply
to when by any omission Of the carrier, the
paper 10 not received we have nothing TO
do with it. Mr.. Gillett can be found at his
News Depot, No. lie Claire Row. where
subscriptions should be left. [dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

:, 1t is not altogether proper that Bra
dy street should be choked up with Goa
wagons which stand in front Of our office
from morning till night If there is not
room enough on the leyee, We suggest that
they be requested to rent vacant lot out
side of town where they can be found when
wanted, and not annoy those who are pre-
sumed to be entitled to right of way in our
public avenues.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

hopes were entertained yesterday
that the steamer Belfast, which is heavily
laden with goods for Messrs. Evans, Chew
d Co, j. A. lie Claire and other merchants
here, would effect passage to this port
There is still hope.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

PLENTY.-Thcrc seems to be an un-
common amount of Poultry in market at
this time. Every grocery, market stall,
hucksters shop. and even small wagons
about the streets are we'll stocked with tur-
kies,, chickens. ducks, prairie chickens and
quails. There is no excuse for not living
well this winter, for surely there is an abun.
dance of everything good, both in city and
country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

PHILHARMONIC IrEMs.-The Metro
politan Hall was last evening, baptized in a
flood of light and sea Of glorious music
the laght was from 27O artificial burners,
and music from the Philharmonic Society.
There were about $50 persons present
The audience expressed their approba.
ton by frequent and prolonged applause.
Particulars tomorrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

GILBERT is himself again, and has
opened fine shop, No. 8, Franklin Block,
ment of tits in the most fashionable style
Those who wish good fitting suit Of clothes
will never regret that they left their orders
with I. S. Gilbert.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
LlyERY.-Mcssrs. ! II Camn 4 T.

LlvERY.-Mcssrs. J. Ii. Camp l. Co.
have lately remoye ed their livery from Sec
ond street to the stable of the "Old Penn
sylvania House" on Harrison street, be-
tween Second and Third, where can be
found horses and carriages in good condition
always ready for public use. Give them a
call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

The weather has once more assumed
more mild and pleasant aspect. Yester-
day was fair sample of the commencement
OF the Indian Summer, which, we trust will
continue for a number of DAYS TO come.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

by STEAM,-We noticed small To-
comotive boiler in front of Cook 4 Sargent'q
Bank, yesterday. which is to be used in gen.
Grating caloric for heating their new Bank
ing House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

There was good supply Of wheat
coming into market yesterday. We hear Of
various prices paid, but the ruling figure
seems to be forty cents per bushel,-some
more and some less, according to quality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

That Indignant community" across
the river, Is making a great "splurge over
Florence money. Blow away, gents our
folks will fatten over the extra trade your
indignation will send over this wav.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Glllctt, No. !, lie Claire Row, has ia
vored US with Emerson and Putnam for DE.
cember-a capital number; also with the
\. \. Herald Of the 10th and z7th-the very
latest. Call and purchase.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
HEAVY ROBBERY.

New York, Nov. 80.
A heavy robbery was committed on
board the barque Pawtucket, Saturday
evening, whic was lying in the stream
while the captain was absent on shore.
The cabin was entered and two sacks
of doubloons, valued at $4,000 were
stolen.
The Pautucket was bound for Trim
uosp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

No. 3, lie Claire Row, is being fitted
NY for }. 5 Drake d Co., who will there
open fine stock of Ready Made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods in a few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
LATER FROM KANSAS.

St. Louis, Nov. 80.
A delegate conventional the free
State party of Kansas has been called
to meet at Lawrence on the second of
December to take into consideration
the preseut political position ofthe
:eritory, and to deslgnate some course
to be pursued relative to the new Con-
aitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Todd has a fine lot of those gum
soled, leather top, hair lined oyershoes, lust
the thing for fall and winter wear.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
STEAMER BURNT.

STEAMER BURNT.
St. Louis, Nov. 80.
The stevmer New Lucy was burned
on Wednesday last while ice bound at
Dewitt in Missouri River. No lives
lost. Loss $ls,O ,OOO-insured $4,000
The mate and cook are missing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
DIED.

December Ist., of Consumption. Edssr P. Giliet
son Of 8. 3. 0lett, Eso.. aged - yesrs. The tuner
o. VIII take p aco at = o'ciock, =. NJ, Wednesday
Dec. I'd, from his fathers residence, corner Of
seventh and Scott Streets. Place Of intssnsot
Oss Dale Csm.,,y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
From private correspondence fro

From private correspondence from
the east, We learn that large companies of
emigrants are forming in various sections of
New England, to start for Iowa as soon as
practicable. This is cheering intelligence
Tor our State. We have room enough for
all who wish to settle here,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

lhe streets were unusually full Of
coal wagons yesterday, for which teamsters
asked fourteen cents per bushel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Coal is selling in Rock Island at nine
cents per bushel-ten cents delivered in the
city
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
NICMOLAS KUuNRN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST.

Cosa~ 1sss osd Sssssd Avss1s, Doss.psvs. ks0s
Bvsy variety u Hsvsna end Domestic Sseass, h
boccoss Ptpoo, - ooaGeantly On kaad.
Aeeas ~ 1rown's oslsbsatAd Pine Cot 0Dswiug
oA6 oDo3t1g 1nAoeco.
seserea sosGe - Leol 9o6acaD, soaahtlng q 1svoo
WmIge - y1lmA Jase - 01he ~ lAl -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

n. L.. DOOLIlILf.

n. L.. DOOLI1ILE.
ATTORNEY AND COIASELLOR AT Law
orhce--Nicholis New Bp,k, Davenport, Iowa.
REfERKSCEs.
Either Judge OF the supIe Superior Court Of the
otste OF COunectIout,
Ron CHAs, A. laoEksoLL, L y. DIST Judge, New
Haven, Conn.
Hon JAMES DIXON, U 3. Ben. Hartford onn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

MANNY's COMBINED 8RAP1l AND nOvRp
IVA Just reefved By the sabscrbs, On Pro0t etree(
livery. Terms seousding 70 TIE tiDae.
SevSodla LO. vUfD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02

Would announce to the citizens of Davenport ana
vicinity that ne has osum, the practice OF medicine
and may be found, when not proiessonsly 'hgaeeo,
A. his IN - on s,,old street, Perry ana kcok
Island streets Nov. 20, leJ,. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-02
Family Psovislea Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &c.

II HAVE ORnN1D q establishment q 7hird st-oot
i fer dcovs shove the HAwkeye Grocery, where I
lntend keeping q 81 timse Gags of eveY eescEptoo,
Port such . 0pareribs, fendeSloins. ets. Salt
etc-in fsct depot for tbs supply OF faniieo Nh
psesistoos q . substansai mature. ~ snaa vuGo
~ vAsle attDo1en 70 the basiness aud use evsy -
erU y besDleg I'm suppliss II suca oticoee = -
nntaooed aboves hoDe 70 moee with . liberal -.
roaaoe. 80 - - Dpsk and beef 1pe ln0lIoos =
ordered, snd kssp O0slan1ly - Aaa1 1eo1 0Aeago
ard 0opoagee. - W 84FT E7T5
NSv31d0 JONU \. H.guRIR.