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nm, NyELLIGENCER.
=53IF557AY NOHNlNG, MARCH ii. 1857.
ln TllE pUlsl.LO.

=, ,ars III, iAg sold to ae5'Fs. oai0pbtll 'leDeFno
,,,, ,.sI,igencer clee. wcrssuru slnserethapkr
,.;.oa. Tor :e many acts Of kindness have re
hands and cordially commend our successors
,rs.,,es. wedoubt potsr viii ever pefound promp,
,,sn.,ye to every department of business, and wiz
observe the patronage Of community.
p;ll run to the 1874, instant, and wsioPy our
4.,ji cid Us in speedily closing Up outstanding
,.la,ss Of the frrn win be settled by either Of the
., and Mr. Beatty viii be found at the office for that
.o.s. BEATTY ECO.
r,.,I.p., oct SIS. 1856.
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IL orrrAos.-wc understand that Mr.. Rose,
| b. j. cierI, in Parker's coffee house, while
ta,aipg home about midnight on Monday,
:, assaulted near Market square, by some one
s.aoxr, knocked down and severity injured.
.i,re he recovered from the effects OF the as
III the villain had made his escape.
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REMAINS o. DR. KANE.

BALT1NoRE, March 1O.-'rhc remains. of Dr..
Kane arrived Mt thenew Depot of the Baltimore
Ohio R. r. at about IL o'clock Procession
now forming to escort the body to the Hall of
the Maryland institute, where twill remain in
state until removed to the Philadelphia depot to-
morrow morning.
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}lrssRs. EpToRs:-Tn Y. Is communication
i tts 9Th inst, discover an error IN regard to
b. Jay of tlc week WaShington's second term
rsasmesccd. The first Of Marh, 1903 being
fourth was Monday, not Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW ArRANGEN1ENr.

% steripsd from this time on. to reduce onr bust
The cash system az fast circumstances vim permit
~. persaai,d that ts arrangement will be mutually
l to car subscribers and ourselves. Accordingly We
ranged that aud after this date, no subscriptions
c, viii be received unless accompanied by tile
-; ans all present subscribers who Found in ar.
Is; Of january, 1855, Will he stricIsn from our
Al subscriptions will be discontinued at the expiration
~. t,.e tai for.
a, except by the year, and Job work, cash.
n Ii %. lssI.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. Co,
Manuiacturlne phArmaceutIstln lId ChntnIstn

oRKKRAL AGENTS 50 =
rhll9Hephin 2 W Dyett sons 1872 N 81 atreet New
YORK BARNES Park St4 Broalway corner Dnare BhjI
more Cuspare Br0therR GavRt and Penna Ay,ni,. Y;
ennht, John D. Park Chicago, barclay Broters ais q
}. WtlRHt Co. 80 = ~ ~ Ntts1Hs'
Sold by Laughllns Bushheld for Soytb
western nta T. n logan CO., other DTuRRitts
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
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AHIciE 1.-Scc. /. In the event of "a disso.
luton of the Lyccun, all the books, aud other
ltogs'tS belonging to the Library. shall be, and
City Library, provided: lst. That the Library
association retainits present name. 3D. That
(he City Council appoint Board of Directors,
nd Librarian, to take charge, aud manage the
Hairs of the Library. I'd. That the Council
iibcF open subscription books, or make suita-
Dc appropriations for the increase of the Lii
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CONGREsslONAL,

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1857.
SESArE-.Mr. Pugh offered a resolution that
the Senate adjourn on Saturday next
Mr.. Stuart thought as the session was called
for purpose connected with the executive de.
partmcnt, the Senate Should not adjourn till the
business was cOnSummnted. The adoption of
the resolution was unnecessary, and could not
be considered otherwise than disrespcctitll to
the President.
Mr.. Slidell did not concur inthe remarks of
Stuart, that lie was unwilling 10 be placed in
| light showing disrespect to the President; who
if he wished the session prolonged, could so in.
tl'nEt', and to this there would be no objection.
Mr.. Mason said the Senate had had but one
day for executive session. and they had infor-
nation to enable them to ascertain whether the
President has any further business to lay before
them.
MIR. Givin hoped the resolution would lie over
for the present.
Mr., johnson had heard various gentlemen say
there was no business to detain the Senate be-
You'd Saturday, aud therefore they should not
prolong the tag-end of the session; they would
not be able to get away till they fixed time
tor adjournment, in consequence of commissions
OF officers constantly expiring they might be
detained here until December, for himself he
could not stay here beyond the present week,
and was so with other gentlemen
ar. Mason moved to lay the resolution on the
table; disagreed 30 to %.
On motion of Mr.. Crittcnlcn, his resolutions
offered yesterday, relative to prvateering, were
referred to the committee on Foreign Relations
The Senate wentinto executive session.
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Nav YORK. March 1U.F0ur heavy sales kONO Gbls State
81 q d; cline Of s sales At 9G Southern &fGS9
69J wheat lleavS, sales 30dO bus. white ,ut
sEn Corn heavy, SNlsA !! E bush TJ973K for mixed
which 1c. provsrs Wliislt s4Rly
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NRw YoRE, March 10th.-The steamship
Emen leil Liverpool on the 22t, and passed the
Europa on the evening of the Cd inst, lat. as
long. 40
The Emeu brought no English papers.
The Paris Constitutional explains tho secret
convention between France and Austria, which
lately elected considerable discussion in the
English Parliament treaty, and it says that the
stipulated actual concurrence with the Austrian
armies in the struggle with Russia, Austria
however represented that it could not emterwar.
like operations in the East SO long ss the Italian
possessions should be tnenaced. l,y political agi.
tation; therefore demanded, before placing her
self in order of battle, the security to herof the
Italian lines; France gave assurance, but as
Austria did not draw sword, the object of the
convention never existed the treaty therefore
was dead letter.
Paris bourse has been excited and closed firm
OH Saturday per cents $685.
HAvRE COTToN MARKET, Feb. 21st.-AIarlet
firm. Orleans Tres O14tinairs illfs Sugar
firm. Rice dull
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GOLDEN bEt. t1IV Il oIOttE;.
174 MAIN ST., WHEELING.

I 19s
ISSToSE q THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
they are now in receipt OF their full stock Fall
Dry e Gods, Varieties n nd VI EIIfMerv q ooJs.
They have Just received their Second Fall Purchases
which, added to their former stock, viii enable them TO pre-.
sent to tile Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
embracing the BEST SELECTION OF choice Foods they have
ever offered 70 the Public,
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
SaPeng and Rugs of the latest designs makes
Winter both Of which, as well as to their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of this Trade,
Having been IN the Eastern cities time previous TO
late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
!ng WIN tS Cash Gas they have done many years
ts as well directly from the Imporers and Snufac.
tnSs In some tnstaneeB they able er Inducements
tot esq CGea BmyerS, either PIECE or at RETAIL
exec. IL by no similar house IL tile West.
To inset the wants OF their rapidly increasing they
nave and are making ample arrangements furnish
tie Public with OF the selected stocks Of goods In
theitltne In the West.
IN this stock may be found fully
ASOgO y1s SlikaemhFaclnB the finest fmDorted
tEs9eh hlsrnoes, Cashmeres BcmbazineS,
pi line Of the ReheSt Pantel Onibre shaded and Sat-.
IN striped CQshmeres and lelsiHrs-in rted 5
4O0 ShaNs aud Cloaksenbraclng some of the richest
ever offered In Wheeling. -
8O00 yds GtnghAms, 0ebaEes DeaineK and PrntS and
99,Vg9 Of nonestcs-embrRcInE The largest line Of
american goens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, u not by any house In, the city.
They have 1id IN their stock with view TO closer cash
Anu Pledge The Public THAT NO effort upon their part
They feel confident that they can cer Inducements TO
oS5 cdS buyers excelled by house 10 the West n in
ms United No trouble to show gooiso0s 20
CaEs Hotels and Boats for customers.
- Always on hands Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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2 70 ',ss s.et - = :
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
I3Y IIsI.ls(iItAI3II.
cIns.nnn,, S.nrle..
New YnrRmn,Lc,.

CIxclHSATi March lo.-FOur dull and nominal whisky
held high and unsettled ProyI ions very firm It
no ceanse establlsIIed, THE delnanLr Is fair. =
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:. Il the provisions Of the first section arc
fai complied with by the Council within four
ltary Committee shall cali ii meeting Of the the
Fesiyiy, Wlomay dispose of the Library as they
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EUGENE M. WILSON,

Attorney at NV md Renl Estate Agent,
WINONA, MINNESOTA TER,
w Investments generally --for others.
large quantity Of Real Estate always hand sale
He will attend tie Iowa land sales the 9Th OF May next
brought into market.
REFERENCES-S. Brady, ESQ.,, III 4 II Bank, o. G. LItt
Esq, BHuk Of WI, cling Hou.J. L. FryI James Paul. Esq
MrSSTs TRllAnt & DvlnpaIn. Eebi-Sm >
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All receiving and Keep constantly on hand large stock
at the celebrated lALLET, DAVIS a CO.'S PLaSOES
A'se,n complete AIEL"pEO%S nnf SERA.
PHI rs, f,um the celebrated Huu'nctor Carart
Neinam aud A unlhc-. AisN splendid Gnthir
gan, styl- for ChurcHesor Lecture Rnus, ur stops
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Pianocs, MelocOns, s, ranInes md AccardeOns tuned
and repaired, all other generally
with neatness and dispatch.
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TN CouxcIr--M Minutes of the last meeting
l;e read aud received.
Nr. Gardner appeared and was sworn in MS a
1uber Of the Council from the First Ward.
Committee on Salaries reported and made the
Flowing recommendations
That the Treasurer receive $500 per annun !;
fly Clerk $500; Sergeant 81 600, and required
employ five deputies; audit was also amcnd-
+ That the salary be increased $50, and he be
ylr'red to supply deputy for the Island, pro-
@ed lie can procure an efficient one. The SUI
Pei'ntent!ent of the Water Works 1000, pros
ava he Keep two competent engineers to run
u engine, and sufficient number of fremen.
r is to have house-rent and coal free. Wharf
aS'cr, 10 per cent on amount collected, pro-
aed the amounts be collected and payed
rompty
Street Commissioner 5000; Clerk Of Cd Ward
sa'het $685. Curator of Market Square So, 90;
&c Wardens l,5O per day; Overseer of Chain
,'as $3.50 per day; Sergeant, for snmmoning
ouasli, SS'oo; Curator City Hall $50; Super
s !! Of Elections 5000 each; Collector Of
a'er Rents, . per cent. on amounts collected,
Collected and payed according to the orli-
A'acs' Collector of Assessments, as liked by the
.1lAahee; Sanitary Committee $3.50 each-
seFoit adopted.
oa motion Of AR. Panncll, the Council went
10 an election for Collectors Of Assessments
fad Mater Rents.
'tAt'd,'ies-N. L. Dorsey, n. F. McNaugh-
= Z, Seatterday, 2. beatty and Alex. 4. Car
The vote stood-Dorsey 10, MeNaughten 2,
a''erGay ,, Beatty 4, Garden 2-atic Chairs
ole elected Mr. Dorsey.
oa motion of Mr. Fitzhugll, the Council went
NO an election for Collector Of Water Rents.
l.. .aEdiiates-M. r. Reed, p. L. Kimberly, @.
',skham, and j. McPherron.
Vote 3, stood, Reed 10, Kimberly s, Wickham
' = .. Mr.. Reed elected.
Sou's''ttGe on Market Houses reported. The
'I,tt was laid upon the table.
-. ssSFoft OF Committee on Fire Department was
IN 1t was adopted.
~ SyflnittCe on Water Works reported.
II, "a motion Of saiir. Sweeney, it was resolved
~ 10 pipe should be contracted for or laid
l,e M until It was subjected to a hydrostatic
iS,sars OF 800 lbs. TO the square inch. These
t.tss are 10 be thus tested in the presence 81
a ~. H9erlhtendent OF Water Works Report,
p nus amended, was adopted.
;sSIoft OF Street Commissioner read and ne.
,s ,sSto,' OF Committee on Accounts read and
N'anSil adjourned until Tuesday night next.
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8. The President, Vice President and Libra
ha shall constitute Library Committee, whose
gly i shall he lin the event of dissolution)
te'ivcr into the hands of the Board of Dircc-
u, appointed by the Council, ALL the SAID
an books and effects.
J. Ills article cannot be altered or amended
l'nout unarimous vote Of all the members.
ALLEN FUNDENBERG, Pres't,
J, p O'CoNSELr, Sec'y.
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SEIiIIE.r MUSIC.

SIT I-44l1.L . 4NI q SoINJe
am cNnstantlv receiving AMI ep on nWi large and
choice COLI cttnn OF Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind Ui InStrumeu nos In
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SCALES! SCALESt
FEW Of FairbankB' Platform and Counter seieS
g ! W9FEsEt perfect, si b sold low e. cNed for Soon
az Ne.4 yashHktan Hail. Glel,9itl b. h TOftIE
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In connecton with the aovs, keep largest stock In
' Western country Of THE following goods: yTolii, Vo
ncsllo's Double Dassrs Guitars HanjOrs Tanb"rines
Drums ETC. In fact keep every article belonging the
+ sBrass Bands supplied with instruments Mt short
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Wheelint HiRh School

= -7--- w nGe41uH+ t1lRh SCHOOL. sts.-i
THE subscribers have Themselves pur-
gSs ,Ss1 + sshSSl in
equal the best Academies and in
ty Pupils viii be prepared to gnterany class In College
studies viii embrace the Enlsh, Latin Greek French
and T eas nave ba m in
various Aceies and are graduates Of two Of the best
tory testimonials and references.
daily ril, which Wi be found IN sy
regular exercise TO the pupils and improving their car
The schOo! viii be opened the an Of March and
ST The sEs IF ON ~ ne s % July Dus notice
For present, the Principals the NLurc
iSS can be made for uT'h Sos sHsF@a
Of the Va Military Institutes. a
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
feb2s-H Of Princeton College, M.
MILL FEED.
3RAN. SHORTS, sllt8sT ,TpI,; M. co.,, ,,r.,
Delivered in any Fn Pi5t & y fi.S
ials nsprQuipey.
g TOvE tIrstCs IIoioW Wars Tio castil ~ and Vast
ss Sns ss'" IS 1,ss by
(NE hsa lre bushels Corn MelFeseIyst antOE sgisby
~ ls1Ss u. 14'SAbB.
iseoaatfss I.re s e : ha : :. I, 49,,
BORDERS the latest styt-vtry F.r ue,irnFle for
Laai nrsss sAvl' Aso, few .s lsESe6s s;..
LADIES ATTENTION
Last gs hsys gsr s1,s g PsossTs t.s SOAP BARK
MI" L. s.-''..'' 0&iil I tS,RST nsIa sToRE
III A s s' : RrsnrIrip
lien DU2 on GTapeVing foF % The trade, low
| w figure st AAUGALkNS Z. SusllF1EADse
4 YRiED BEEP, Plain and Canyasssd nas and sopiaeFs
III THoBURN MADDEN
l inlv9S $8ManSt.
ON D0z Concentrated y Ior sele, p &c les
EANINI zen, By LAuGhLlNS I BuSHf1EdD.
Gileln rOUF OyEll EE1 1lS lOVes.5l
i rTOUYENS Kid Glove Cleaner, Tor sale by. u IS
lei febi0 7, IL LOGAN I. co,
no HOUSEKEEPERS.
/ cINELLiNG Bottles Shoe BFnShet, for sale At The
| - febtaEs BRIDGE CORNER DRUG SEORles
55GskfGIICE t.daifLst tLOGhs
ftyn Bl3I & sreeFiTed and for sale By
/ ~ YsbS : VALIANT q RRLApLAIN.
/ llJ FeS5 fAuGHLIEs3 RUSHR1ELD,
t5fl OUNCES Tannn Aeii, tor sale y ,,,,,, q,
/ n B6IS No. 1 Gator on, for sale low By.
/ U @stSi LlAuSiIIlNS z RUSEtFIELn.
I5Hl fs1sS w. A. EDwARps BRO.
1iIl4T VaTieI, q guCFs Y store and by
IA ". a. EDWARDS BRO,
Sb4 adjoining ~ Pest 0airs.
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n 0OKlNa.GIlAHlII,1

WWAAAN9a.lsI4ABeEs0 -.
F1GTGKE FRAWgR
Fasa'x and Picture Rranie Manpfaeto[v
x. 5ss H0RA0E3Y. &IGiFp s
1p29-zydsUi
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
lew it's Use.
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lAZLETON q BROTIiEHs.
$aaFASfa PA N C)rE'0 n TIE
W D % d U GIA N d p a crII Is nno-
CRI3TADOROls HAIR7 YW77sT

H y = = -1zE44SO4N0.o 1IaIh IX7IEI
6lthln = nut shell AL the merits lie,
W CriatVa0ras never esunled Dye
tsc y makes black, brown tran 5iornaa a os-y
anu Keeps Tue hbres NiWayS from decay.
ls most harnlls 9 aud seaeous Ialr pSe IL mn
e1 4nd Golds Wholesale aud Ttfai M
4n zen private r00uisl y CnlsJ No. & ~
TOE lioGe4 kEW iOEE, ard By an
=. l2sasEs y J 5lls United hteess Japls-iJ-d&E
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SlShilSGf tBOYBEIS.
FtlS styles Of Pedal REaid Ratlnnd. Bedford and Col
" ored Lace B0nnets. Also, beautiful atyeS Of -
g.h aa spt for IadEts and ptssts. 70 which Ne d.
= le6l9 -. IEIsEEL.L. q ELEELnINnE..
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NellFe.l Rhy.IeIan,

Have nearly out, discovered. nhlIs 10 The l54 1,ss
s1Fs tSE BE0tchttls, C0aFhS Gods
sn DIS only elltd-s aa1ghteIaas given nis 70 as
WlsinE % 10 us much good pussibIe, b. .
q hiS fellow -btlnEs request e ths
"! lef lA4ng up and saeeesl4lIy 5i1i if@
70 y e lOltags ts r.cir,= and t TS
AdHEesS uF. II. JANIS. - 80 eAssHasl9s.
No. ~ gsa4d ssfest Jersey cI4y Nsl, IeF5ty.
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~. 1M.1a,
81 I.
BY THE NATToNAL LINE.
I.oIsEIS5ES News.

ARREy.AI. Of. N. sTTE.1MsaIp E1LEU
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PIA NOS.
DEALER ~

'Smstc ana 1Iuss. nj I".irnlnrnts. Cutlery
nod Variety Goods,
NO. 1875 MAIN STREET.
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The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
many limitations, which the public should guard against
puchnsinR BE not peFsuae to hug anything else 70
have given Roeraye's IIOand filters fair trial One 6o
III VIII convince how Infinitely TO athes
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10 DkuAis MOL Boston packed CodEth,
y BaFTsis HALIFAX 1ferrtnra
90 B0xe6 aeSld
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James 81 Murphy says; After several physicians had
tRte BoerhATe's Holland Dtters tile main from
my heart and side, arising from digestion.
Ihe editor OF tile kapunR Free Preas saws: one
Of the best physicians In the piaee had failed BorrnsIs
AGand Bers cured me Of the form Dyspepsia
Fsl1 only manufacturer Of the orgnal Extract
PlIyar
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Bridget raised her eyebrows and dropped a
ron, then and ever since has called her, hid her
face in the bed aud sobbed to hear her own story
related The kind gentleman looked ut her ten
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GINSENG.

Timothy, p ton. .. 10 o,
s'0H HIDES iXD SKINS i; i. . !"
SSSreeh1 y b-...... ......i
N.s,...... ].
Cali, greGn................Ul
dEy........-.......ss.2t
sheep SkiAsi Ii0I,s. .2's2'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18
Prooeedings Of City Council.
REGULAR NEETING.
Council Chamber, Dec. Is, 1851.
PRESENT,
HIS HON. THE MAYOR.

ALDERMEN,
lst Ward. Cannon, Jennings-2d Ward,
Ramming, Guelich-3d Ward, Bowling,
-4th Ward, Forrest, Washburn-
sth Ward, Hubbell, O'Brien-6th Ward,
Sears, Guy.
The regular order of business was sus-
pended for Aid. Forrest to offer the follow
ing resolution:
In order that the membsrs of the Council
may avail themselves Of the opportunity of
attending the lecture. to be delivered by
our fellow Citizen, DR.. John F. Dillon, be-
fore the Literary Society, this evening, be
it.
Resolved, That this Council adjourn 10
meet ON Monday next ct 2 o'clock +. n.
AID. Guslich moved to amend BY insert.
ing Thursday the 18th inst, in place Of
Monday The alsk
Amsndnsat aad tseeautisn lat
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THIRD WARD ELEcrroN.-The elec-
tion of Alderman for the Third ward takes
place at the Court House on Monday next.
Austin Corbin Esq is the Democratic, nom-
inee for that Office. As fer his qualifica-
tlons for that post. We have only to direct
the attention Of the voters Of that ward to
his past arduous and effectual labors in the
Common Council Of this city, where he has
previously labored for several years with
much credit to himself and to the city at
large. In the council and not out of it, he
is emphatically working man, and having
at heart the interest of the city, and that Of
the ward in which he lives. We trust there
will De an universal rally On the part Of
Democracy Of the Third Let every man
who wishes to see an additional working
member in our council, vote for him.
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NorIcE TO SUBsCRIBERs.-MR. GIL-
LETT, the owner Of the City routes of the
Daily State Democrat, is the person to apply
to when by any omission Of the carrier, the
paper is not received we have nothing to
do with it Mr.. Cillett can be found st his
News Depot, No. Le Claire Row. where
subscriptions should he left. ld.tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18
A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.

will BE- made by calling before purcha else
where. We are deter mined to sell ht low prices e
loG Tor Cash that kh all be able To OH a.. And
while ~ sr. hepins the or by sluoei GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
OF the business ~orld push forward. Don't mis-
take the place but follow tue croSd - No lie
CLAIRE BLOCK Deols I'm
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESEyvTN. d fa

VSHE most aecspta'le stfts os I'd ssAship tok.ns
i ofIov- mos. pas r. er than Gold, Silver o. PIE.
oioss stones and ra~tiog shout for the messe =
gratifying ihb greatest RI ssurs % ths he6ft, to
ph tcgrsph and the OagusYoeAypo w1l c1aln ~ nr9
swsy, goto
Alansp - 0ssAy ~ bss - - - -
Vhesr yoa VIM neA ns au O,gnllt = NgOeq1o
elvst vasieel = g., fsolo - 49,. 2f4.H
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Family Provision Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C.

HAvR OPENED an establishment on Third st Get
i fer doors above the HaWkeye Grocery, where ]
intend keeping ~ 81 times Game Of every description,
Pork- such - Sparerbs, Tenderloins, etc.; Salt
Pork and Beef; Beef BY the quarter; Butter, 1gss.
etc~in feet depot for the supply OF families with
pro visions Of . substantial nature. 40 shall
my whole st' ention 20 the business, and every
srgy In keeping full supplies Of such a'tcles
mentioned above hope to meet with . liberal pat.
ronage also put up port and beef for families ~
orderei, and keep constantly on hand Head CheeTe
aAd Saussges.
Nny0idN John y. KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-18
The Problem Solved.
THE WAY TO MAKE ONE DOLLAR WORTH TWO
is TO GO TO
}. ,. Drake Z Co.'s, Ne. 3, Le Claire Dlock ,
And purchase from their superior stock Of
RE.aDr.yM.ADE CLIO HING
-AND-


(NONPRISING, probably the largest, most fashion
~ able AMI best made sssortm nt Of Boys and
Meme clothing to be found 10 this city. A. the pub
cient for 30 that every description OF garment
that heart can wish mini nceive, that ~ ali
unite durability with beauty can be fonnd Ut
place, st such astonishugy Low PRICES that We
confident