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9 Sn A.Rc. sed Lead,
.+ss tu1er.raw ani burnt. LItharge,
>t5una. Sugar ef Lesd.
nt eIiov. extra Mol Paris Green,
@raeu, PrusSIan Blue,
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-'. '1ati Broaze, Silver Leaf. Dutch Metal, Lin
Sperm OH, Netsfoet on Elephant OIL. Whale
E-s A'.. olive OIL, Castor Oil Salad -, Coach
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5Stf1 NINIANS.
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..., on Professional Cards. by the seNr, srst 3
y. -fri9iaual liGe so cents
r. .r-I- --na-'s ordered IN wIt',nut ~pecifvtng
.:ls viu be inserted till ordered out, and
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=. * lI0EEETT, NJ. d.,


-.4lac-fEly tender lis professional rervto|,
s ..-. ems II Mineral Point, auG vicinity.
-... l.- United States iictes. 81
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.ysT IT LAW, Mineral Point. Wis Once
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BENZ. G. SCOTT,

n.lla-ia ny Goods, Groceries, Frovtslons
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D. BENZ. Z. BRISBANE,
.- ta4 -e-. 4cace a. arena, Iowa Co., Wisconsin.
32-ly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Loss OF LlFE-The Western train which left
this City last evening at 6:l5 met with 4
most serious accident at Duck Greek bridge
few miles west of this city, by which the
engineer, VIM. Morgan, and the frem an
Mr.. Barney lost their lives. The train was
running at its usual slow spend while ap
preaching the bridge, and when it had
reached first end Of the bridge the engine
struck piece of timber some % feet in
length and 4xl2 inches in size, which had
been placed there by some inhuman mons.
ter, who wished to work vengeance upon the
Railroad Company at the expense of human
life and obstruction of property. The en-
gine in passing over this obsticle, was thrown
from the track, and struck among the tim
bers of the bridge, breaking them at once
and was pre- cipitated some twenty feet in.
to the mud and water below, into which it
sunk almost out Of sight, burying beneath il
the engineer and fireman, and of course Kill
ling them instantly. The tender and bag
gage car followed. and were precipitated in
to the same gulph, but by some providen
tial interference the passenger car did no,
follow, though it was thrown from the track
No other persons than those above mention
ed were severely injured. News of the dis
aster was Immediately brought to town.
wnen a large number Of persons went
out on a special train to recover
the dead, and bring back the pas
sengers who had started out in the ill-fated
train. The body of the engineer was found
as also the body Of the fireman, but 50 deep
ly was the body Of the latter submerged
and go firmly held down by the pressure Of
the tender upon him, up to last night his
body had not been recovered, although in
attempting to do 20 those engaged had
nearly stripped him Of his clothing by fruit
less endeavors with graphing hooks to ex
tricate him from the fearful place at which
he had met his untimely and awful death.
Mr.. Morgan leaves . wife to mourn hi,
losa He was native of ofPennsylvania. Hi,
remains have already been sent home 70,
intsrment
This il the most awful and heart sick.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
Trustees Sale.

To james Mcclure and Catharine Mct3uire, his
wife, and ali others whom II may concern:
w HKRKAS on TIE 9th day OF December, ID,
w 1856, James Mcclure and Catharue Mctiuire,
his wife. executed unto John 4. Dillon IS Trustee q
certain deed of TfIst, conveying said Trustee the
lanes in 3 OFT county Iowa, des scrihci follows to
wit Lot number four G) In bo-k thiftyeight (ss),
aud LOT number eight ~ III block thirty thAe 1851 in
the city Of Davenport and the west half OF lot one
~ In b Ok four az ia Forrest & Dillon, Al litinn
- city of Davenport aud the east half lot two
t2) IN Block f)Gyteea - in the city OF Davenport !;
aud also all the interest and estate OF the ,lid
James and Gatharne Mc6uite in and to the
following d. !bei piece Of land IN the city of
davenport, VIZ: Beginning at q point Ia the
southern boundary line Of block ffty-nn. (59) one
tred and twenty-five N25) feet EAST from the
eouh west ornsr aid block, running thence east
twenty t2oj feet thence north sixty (GD) feet thence
west tive ~ (2p) feet, thence south to place OF begin
ming, which said conveyance made by the said
James Mcclure ami CatharLe Mot}ure for the pur-
poso OF securing the payment OF certain ronissory
noe sign by the "ad jams MCGUIRE pay shle the
order ofDavpi A. Burrows dated DE ember 9th. d
lS&, for the sum Il seven hundred and fifty (I5D)
dollars parade one year from date, and which note
ha- by indorse ment come the property OF Henry
scloy
and said James McGnire having failed I pay the
same I, Jonn Dillon the undef signed, Trustee a.
aforesaid. do hereby give tins public notice. that by
virtue OF the power which Is in me vested by said
decd OF Trust. Will, Saturday the 23d day Of
January D. 1855 a. the hour of o'clock In the af-
ternoon Of aa day. at the Court House door In the
city OF Davenport, exp0se and efer sale at pub
lie auction the highest bidder for css the parcels
TO sufficient {, satisfy and pay the amount Ct said
note, with interest to ths day OF SALE gethsr with
the expenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees .ees.
Dated the 3oth day Of Decembe "a D, 1887
JOHNF. DILLON,
deoalw5. Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
Trustees Sales

TO Henry G. Robinson and Henrietta d Robinson,
his wife, and all other persons whom 1t may con-
"HEREAS on the oath day OF December, A u.
w 1856 Henry q. Robinson, and hts wife, Hem
iietts Robinson, executed unto David g. True, A.
Trus;ee. certain d I'd Of Trurt, conveying 70 "a
Tru tee the land in Scott county Iowa, descrlb Ar
follows, to wit The south quarter Of the south.
west quarter, and the south west qoar er OF the
southeast quarter and the southesst quarter OF the
southeast quarts OF secti number thi; (32
In township seventy-nine (19) north OF Range tvo ri
east Of the fifth P NJ; which said conveyance was
made BY the said H'nry Robinson and Henrietta
ID. Rob.nson ior he pur. u securing the payment
OF certsn pFomisso,y nots signed by the said Henry
@. Robinson. payable to the order OF David Higgins
dated December 24'h, d 1856, for the SUN o. one
Thousand doars, payable one year after Its date at
the Banking House Of MackOt & Corbin, Ia DAven-
port.
And now said promissory note having become due
and pay 1ble, and the said Henry Robinson having
failed 0 pay the same, ], the Undersigned David
True Trustee az aforesaid do hereby give this public
that by virtue Of the power which IN me vested by
said deed OF Trust will, on Saturday tn. 23i day
Of January, D, 1855, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day 1T the Conrt Hsuse
door in the city m Davenport in the county AFORESAID
expose and oer for sse public auction to the high
est bidder for parcels Of land above describ-
I'd, much thcieo: shall be sufcicnt 10 satisfy
and psy the amount OF said note, with the Interest
thereon to the day OF sale, gether with the expn.
SCI attending sad sale, costs Of this notice nd Trus-
ee's fees.
Dated at the city Of Davenport this the Soh day Of
December, A d, 1857.
DAVID 8. TRUE
ds~2fc6t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

TO Earl D Barden and Lucinda Barden his wife, aud
all ether persons whom 1t MAJ concern.
IITHRREAS on the 2Sth day Of March, A d, 1857.
w Earl d. Barden and Lucinda Bs sden, his wife,
executed unto Abner Davinson Is trustee certain
deed OF rrust to sad Trustee the lands Sit
uaed in Scott county in the State Of lows described
As follows, towt: The north half OF Block one f)
being lots two (2) and % in Winterton's g. b.
division Of the north half of the northeast
egot o) ith OF Range three {) east OF the 5th p
NJ, bound on toe north by Center avenue, on (. 3
west BY vision street, the south by twenty feet
alley, and on the east By Chestnut avenue Contain
ing five acres, more or less, which said CONVEYANCE
sAs msde BY the said Esil D. Barden and Lucinda
hfs wife for the purpose Of securing IN, payment Of
. certain promissory note igaed by the said Earl D
Baden payable to the ier Of John Dazell, dated
Mach 9th A. D. 1851, for the sum Of thous and
daIs payable sixty Gays otter date with Interest at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum
And now said note having cecoms due and pay
able, and the said Earl Borden having failed
t. pay the same. excep, the sum Of $235 50, l. the
Undersigned. Abnel Davidson, Trustee IS Aforesaid,
DO hereby give this public notice. that BY virtue Of the
power which b In me vestedby said deed Of Trust
will, ON Saturday the 23d day OF January, D, 1853,
at the Court House door IN the city Of DAs
psseand oer Tor sale 1t pablo auci INTO the highest
bidder for cash. tbs parcel ofand above described or
% much thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy and
pAy the anO1nt due said n0ta with intsrsu there
TO the day Of sale together with the expensc9 At
tending said sale, Of this notice and Trustees
fees
Dated 1t Davenport this the soth day Of December,
D, 1857.
ADMIR- DAVIDSON
DAWSON TRUE Trustee.
Attorneys. Dec11wJt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

WnEAr.-Thcre appeared to b.
considerable activity in this article Of pro-
duce yesterday Teams from the country
were coming in from morning until night
This movement is of only few days dura
ton, parties are only selling enough to pro-
cure few Of the necessaries of life which
they can not well obtain in any other way
We should be glad to advise farmers to sell
off their produce at the present figures, and
should not hesitate to do go, were it tha,
they could receive the purchare money in
available funds While this cannot be done
We know of no other line of policy than
that which they have been persuing. We
know Of parties who came here from the
East with the intention Of purchasing heav.
lily, but cannot do so while the present la.
mentable state momentary affairs continue
to exist. must We continue to feel our way
along through this misty labyrinths of un.
certaintys or will some steps be taken to
enable this community to apply its wealth
to the liquidation Of its debtsy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
DO YOU WANT
An Agricultural Paper I!

EMERY's Jour ~ OF AsEiealtnYs. weekly Paper,
IL devoted 70 the interests Of western Agricultu.
rists Hottcultursts and Aecha MICS, y such per-
FIRST number just issu d. Regular issus will com.
nence January l, ISIS. 10 ths aim Of the publish
ers not ony to nale paper that shall interest and
pgcnt Western Farmers. Fruit growers and nechsn.
s bot oae hat shall furnish reliable nfrrmation 70
the Eastern Man, exhibit the retouscee Of the
Great West, and reflect the intelligence and enter
Prise Of ts people, Ksstsrn men are anxious 70 know
Of the land that grove gorioss hsrvests OF tho
treatment Of ts soil and resources. 0uItitudes are
seecng homes here thst hsve ~ ractiesl knowledge
u Western farming, and though p-lhsps good tarm-
e,s Hast are tyros here. Such need ENsRY'S JoUR-
nAi or AGRICULTURE II is to be high toned, inde-
pendent ana truth u subservins the Int Of is
readers By laboripg faithfully 10 interest," inform and
instruct them on al legitimate sSbitcts.
IT. MlRKsr RBPOR VII b. ftsU and SSttsbA.
11pSPSCIHkN0 NOW READY-SEND FOR
Liberal Premiums offered for Suhs-ribers
Address E0ERY 4 CO.,
Dec2Sd9 Chlcago. Ill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

THE New York LEDGKR.-This lit
erary prodigy has this week reached the
enormous circulation Of 1000 copies
This leaves competition SO far behind that
it is both out Of sight and out of mind
The Ledger is the most popular paper ever
published in the world. 1t deserves this
unexamplsd success. 1t, stories and novels
are admirably written, and with the genius
of the contributors and the spirit and enter
prise OF the publisher. The Ledger next
Christmas will issue million copies Of its
holiday edition. There is q moral in the
success of the Ledger, and business men in
other branches may find it to their profit to
60 and do just as its proprietor did. The
Prospectus of the Ledger, which contains all
necessary information in regard to it will be
found in our advertising columns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.

11'"0c1FIFII1, DeC, 20
The Democratic meeting here this even
ing to endorse the administration was large
ly attended but comparatively little interest
was manifested. The meeting was organic
ed, the choice of Ex- Chief Justice Lewis as
chairman. A long list of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries were nominated, speeches
were made by Mr.. W. II. White Of Pa, Sen.
ator Bright of Indiana and others, endors-
ed the Presidents Message Resolutions to
the same effect were passed and the meet
ing adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

ening occurrence which has ever occurred
on this road, and we trust that the incarn.
ate fieud who conceived and carried out this
diabolical scheme Of Wholesale murder, may
be hunted down and brought to Justice
Had he thousand lives, the forfeiture Of
them all would scarce afford the first
breath Of atonement for this unheard Of
outrage.
As soon as possible the damage to the
road will be repaired, and trains will run
in their regular order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
Washington, Dec. 9

WUsIIIgIUII, I'tC. It.
The instructions of Com. Spaulding were
necessary. In the meantime it being
impossible to anticipate every state of cir
culstances and not until his official dis
patch shall have been onsi1ered, will it be
determined whether or not he was justified
in arresting Walker
The Herald Correspondent has the follow
ing: There was not word of truth in the
report that the English government had
protested against the Nicaraguan Treaty /
am also authorized to say the minister to
Russia has not yet been appointed.
Capt. VanViiet arrived this morning di-
rect from Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
CHARLESTON S c. Dec. 9.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Dec 90.
The steamship Columbia arrived at this
port from N. Y. Spoke off Cape Hullins
The Clipper ship Grey Eagle from City
point, Va. They fell in with dismasted
vessel, bound to Rio Janeiro, laden with
flour. The steamer Grey Eagle refused as
sistance, but the Columbia took off her
passengers and brought them to this place,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
TERMS o. ADvERTIs1NG.
As AGRHsD UPos ut THB
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 1st., 1887.
NOTICE TO ADvERTuSERx.

Large cuts charged double the aAme dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements one.haf more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understo.d u
apply sxictly 10 the iHmedat. business O the adv.r
ttrer aud all other eftsenens sent In by the ad-
sertiser Will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will he inserted until forbid aud charged accordingly
Notices for religious aud benevolent purposes In
seyt.d time frea Of cost thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for an
vlriabiy in odrance, unless from approved Agents.
Contracts f)r yearly sdyertlsing tsrminabe At the
option u advertisers. they paying An enhancement Of
% per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
2o per cent advance shove rats, and kept on In
aide. 10 per cent. advance regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must bc paid for In
Aivsnce.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.AkDEkS n BRO. Daily Gazrtte.
" LiSGHEK co, Der DsInokrst.
HARRINGTON WiLKiE, Daily kvcning News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
New York. Dec. 90

NeW ! OrK, Dec. ~.
The steamship Erie City from New Or
leans Goth with Havanah dates to %, arri-
we'd last night There is little news at
Havana. Sugars improving in prices. The
steamer Fashion from fllibuster cruise
was at Havana, as also the U. 8. Sloop Of
war Saratoga. The latter vessel en- route
for Norfolk with the greater portion Of
Walks1e force on board She put in for
supplies /.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The STRrKE.-We learn from tho
Islander and Ary". that the Coal Valley
Mining Co. have resumed cperations-new
hands having been procured to take the
place Of the strikers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

MUsIc.-Ilale will offer this evening
lot of Dulcimers, at public Auction. Fer
sons wishing to purchase fine musical in
strument will do well to drop in. There
viii also be offered splendid lot of Jew
elry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
SCHENECTADY, Dec. 90.

SCHKNEdTADY, Dec. %.
Chas. W. Barhydt, Of the firm of Chas.
W 4 g. S. Barhydt, of this city was found
dead in his store this morning about7 o.
clock, stabbed to the heart, and with one
of his thumbs blown off
A pistol was found near him with the
barrel burated, also dirk covered with
blood.
An inquest was held, and verdict re-
turned that his death was caused by his
own hands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
FIRE.-Ycsterdav at I

FIRE.-Ycsterday at o'clock, an
alarm of fire was sounded in our streets
The occasion oft was that barn in rear
OF the Presbyterian Church, corner Main
and Third streets, caught fire, but by the
prompt and immediate action of the invinc
ible Bucket Company, the flames were
promptly arrested. The engines came out,
but did not get sight"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The Communication signed = has
been received. and will be pnblishhd on
RECEIPT Of the writers name
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
JAM Rs r. MORTON,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE

HICKORY GROVE, SCOTT CO. IOWA.
HAVING disposed OF his interest 10 the storo bust
i l. ners In the village has Up ned an one. for the
transaction OF General Agency Bushes for the
sale Of lauds, drawing convey aaces and taking npp
cations 10 In urance on Town properly, collecting
notc- and accounts, etc
so-stteuding Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will 50 keep Register OF Land for sale in this
and adoinlDg counties, giving full desc pon, and
the Terms OF Sale OF the sxme
Also-a stock Estray Book, In which ao entry will
be made application OF estrays taken up or Other
wise, with de cription OF the game and where they
may be found.
Refer TO any respect atle lawyer in Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
TERRIBLE RIoT-TiIREE MEN KILLED

TERRIBLE RIoT-TiIREE MEN KILLED.
Quebec, Dec. %
There were number Of serious riots at
the polls yesterday-three Irishmen killed,
and many others seriously injured. The
military had to be called out to preserve
the peace
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The citizens of Moline offer a reward
OF 100 for the P"rehenson Of the incendi-
arms who occasioned the late distr uctive
fire in that city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The above schedule OF property embraces princs-
pal,y splendid Ci,y Residences, City and Suburban
nudins lots In And adjoining tie City Of Colamhus.
Oho-the Capitol at tle THIRD STATE IN tbs IN
ION-1ontaining 10000 inhabi, ants, and rapidly In
creasins IN Manufactured, eo0uercs. y, ,pulatiou
wealth and In the value Of Its real estate
The above property viii BE- distributei 10 T1oAat
Holders, before or on
Tho - nay 81 March, 1855,
II tho Ticket Ars not sooner disposed Of; bus N
view OF ths Int OF the Ticket Holders Ne asr-
amount and the sreas vAus VI tho property rtsk.d,
sumo ent ums after this sale Of the tchets will b. n
lowed to give six weeks notice. (throuGh aRents aai
ne~spapsrs) shat ssch ticket holders can appoint
their commit. .ee TO make su h distribution
The public IL assured that this distributor pro-
erty 10 not connesee with any Exhibition Concert.
any other costly entertainment, which can be en-
joysd ny only few Ticket Holders but consists ~
solid valuable property. proper tened to the prics
VI ths ticket. that each person een have falr aud
equal chance.
Persons Visiting Columbus, Ohio are requested 10
examine the location aud character Of SAID property.
and the plsts OF the ne In his ONCE
Those desiring 10 purchase tickets can obt ain then
At this once BY enclosing ~ On current Rank Bti,
on any specie paying Bank IN ths Union) for esch tick
et Vricred.
R8F1RENCKs.
nessrs. Hoffman 4 Gelpeke, Bankers. Chicago. N.
Messrs. velssriein l. Trumbewor, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati.
G. r. Ada. Esq, Consu, Cincinnati.
nessrs. A. 1stman 4 Co., New York and Olnola-
natl
Me'srs. T. Peters 4 90, Phiiadeiphia.
AtSsIs Hirshhorn Brothers l. Co. New York
John And-rson q Go Tobacconists, New York
state Bank of Ohio, Branches n Columbus, Ohss
AGENTs WANTED.
Persons desiring 10 act ss Agents In the saje Of
Jlcse0, who Will forward recommendation siaa~d
BY some responsible person, Will be promptly an
sweP.d.
A the property above mentioned tho value there
OF OF my standing, Irefey the public ~ the Bankers
Merchants aud business men generally u CoumlAos.
u All orders for Ttukets. and other lesterp must
Dc addressed 70 k'k1kk,
Columbus OAl0.
Apply Tor Tickets aud further Information "
NICHOLAS RUHNRN,
J.GILIE ~,
BDWIN FAT.
CORNER Main and Second streets. DE, li8m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

IOWA CITY, ....IOWA.
wills Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout la the best nAn-
neT, With sPDIHO BEDs and I.iOHTED WITH GAS.
No pains viii 10 spared TO make the PAkK HOUSE
the"A No !" IIouss u the City; It being uurh the
largest ana pleasantly situated IN central location
the OF J. npt and Duiulue street, near
the City ParE with comfortable accomm cd atoms for
Two Hunfrtd Guests
TBRNS-in conformity y 70 the times.
Good and CApacious 81 abling attached 20 the house.
J. TkuSDkLi.. Proprietor.
Nov2titf Formerly of the Trdsie House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

"g have printed and have for sale the following
w Blanks, 4 which list We shall bc constantly
scding new forms:
wsranise Desds. Qnit Claim De'ds, Morteages,
Trust Deeds, Trustees Desis Il new articts) Attach
ment Bonds, GArni h-es, Notiess Petitions, Origins al
Notices. Executions Howrrs Of attorney and Ia &c
variety u Justices blanks. DecI<M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30
Notice

A1OTTOD 10 hereby given that on tha 18th cay Of
IN October. A. d. 1851, ! was appointed BY the
Oounty Coart sfScott County, saatA Of Iowa. admin.
county decessed And that oil dsmaods against said
sats must be prsested aa1 proven - By sv direct
"a. And ~ indebted - the estate ~ szpeeeed %
pay tmoedistely.
Davenport, Dec 17th, 1887.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The City Council convenes this af.
ternooh at the usual hour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-30

The Musical war is still raging with
elacrity. What is the use of further con-
troversary on the subject The public are
well enough satisfied with either concert
why not the leaders Of them