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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
Chicago d Rock Island Railroad
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"OJeOeT S1VJO04(t0E1ot,
an and after Monday p.,. Isl 1856, and unit!
Ofurth-r notice Il aims will leave Rock island daiIy
Sundays exc pied, Is follows:
list mail train at 100 AN
I'd n.hi express 500 P n
ID freight with 81 class csr- At 8 30 A n
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily. Sundays eG
cs'p,et, follows
Isl risRt expt-,As bWA n
- mail train al 501P
I'd freight, with I'd class cars al 93oP n
Al trains this rDad direct r.,nn.yi.,n n
Chosgo " It'll trans ever bih The Michigan Southern
and Ai,hgnn Central H. Y. Ia AMI from Dotrn. to-
lr-io Cleveland. Cnlunbu- cnci,nsti. Pit' b,rgh
Dnuk' k. Buffalo. NingArs Falls. Albany New York
Philsd-lphiA, Baltimore aud Warrington Al,o AT
I.sSsll- With train ~ tn Ii"i. Central Road
Eortt {" t.,lri,s and Suth to ST Louis aud Cairo l.,
which places ttts'H rsn .. procured 81
\ 2. STEPHENS Ticket Agent
r. v. D.yst Rock IslsrI
Passengers ar r"nnd'd Of the necessity Of giving
distinct directions L. the destination of their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking their seats
In the the Conductors collect fares only I" sta
tons the line ~ the Chcsro Rock Island rail-
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent
" n. WHITMAN, A&'t eupt.
Rock Island. Nov. ~. 1885, tdtfl
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuGE WINE.
IN VtARr BOTTLES.
FEVER k.NOOec.r IVI Fill

.TEt.EN k.eOOtc.r 1U Fail
VIE greatest Medicine EVER discovered for the cur
i VI Rcver and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious Diseases. 1hi, valuable medicine has
how ell tefore the public for several years, aud
there csn b. better violence on rid OF Its roscy
than It's Extensive sale, and ant1y iDcrt asink
f.putstn and this Is owing TO its having pecfogultd
some VI the Most wonderful AMI astouishiug cures
that have ever been known. keing purely v.g-ta-
bic free frum I'll foreign ai-t Fious " miner ri con-
pounds, Febinuse Wlne may b. taken with he
nh.st safety under almost any circumstA nces. IL
Strengthens the stomach, invigorates tn syss aud
rntlr.ly prevents the iaIlguor aid prot alton ~
strength which AiSsys attends re, ei and AHu. and
all bilious dsexsrs not only breaks he ci lie and
checks thc fser, hnt removes the dlssasr VI the Law
and other organs which the Cniii ard Fever
depend, The thousands who have -. the f-bri-
ge Wine uesi further idence 1t its virtue han
It's happy restorative .aeoi u l. truly ~.ndef fol
medicine, ami uIernt-s the systrm like y charm
The nv,t or secoud dsc VI Frbrfuge Wine Deaks the
chil!s aud II inu,d according TO the directions,
removes the dis as p-inlan.ntly from the systs0.
and leaves the b'dy IN y healthy cuOditiou. Those
persons who aiiiictei With Fever and Ague any
torn Of bilious dis-aAcs. r~css0me0d-d to give
this valuable medicine fair trial WAtch is all that
n-cSsay to ia-u succsss ard all of t.
superiority very her remedy offered "
The public Certificates of the hlghest responsibility
night be presented TO sutStantate al thai II clsinse
III lts behalf but II will be left to introduce tsels-to
stand OF fall UPON its own merits.
Caution to the Public.-be sure that the name Of
the prop irtor, JOHN WinER. " In hi hant~ r.
ting tn Prtmisscry Note, which l. attached "a
thu bo, tom Of each engraved label ON the bottlcs
Sid At retail By Druggists and Merchant very.
where.
All whol sale orders must he dr-st-t TO Johu y.
ncI, 81 Maiden Lane, N. r., OF To nav Baldwin
wholesale d. uggists Chicago.
Sid wholesale and retail BY Acssrs
ALvORD L VAN PATTEN,
g3O-dAwly Davenport. Low.
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RCADy.uanE Cs.OrnsNC

New Goods! New Cseds!!
EDW ARD ALDEN,
.MerrhMMs Tailor,
"hOleSale and Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing,
CoihS, fnss.merts. I'est,ngs, Cats
FURNISHING Goods and Iaiiors'
Trimmings,
kIAs lust return, d from the East with one 81 the
1 LARGEST and best selected stocks Of so DIS ever
'ne-' f"r sale in this Markst. consisting in part Of
tue following articles:
0SOGsiciOfhs.
English French, Gesmsn and Amer
fan, Of thu INST quality and latest
style Of soods.
(NsStassrts.
English. French and American Of
every variety Of styl-, color and
quality.
Whit. ysrseiIies Matalasss white
Lond,n Figurd Tinsei and c.Iorcsi
sih.. Fancy and Plain silk vs,ve,,
Fancy Silk and Linen. Italian snk
0renadina, Satin Italian CI.th,
s.ik rush' and s.sey cashnsr~s In
g,eUt variety.
r~rcoasin0.
Black Blue and Brown broaiclo,A,
Union, whitney, end Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Niue, Known Aod Mallory
Castor Beaver. Canada miSci end
setsss u the latest tgspors
Re adv Made.
overcoat., Oser.saeks, ear'0ate,
Ne fns Jsctsts end fsimAs, Iroci
and Dress Pret Ooats Of eli Qus.
,-s and cy' -; siik. velvet. Flush,
q Ii Cashmsre ADD vaenoia veses,
Cssinstt, esripstt doubie ard tvist.
fancy an. plain Cashmere spd iIse.
kin Psat; nrn'n aud Guernsey
Frocts, Wrappers and 0vsralis.
Esa utshissg Goods.
Hickory cas o whit. pain iinso,
eoettsi snd Paris bS-,u,, fancy cot
cred Shirt. With common and roihs
wri-tband.; string. DE Orsey, cs,sd.
Ell byron, ,.,t1 and lap Collars,
Neck Ties RtsAks. fsncv and plain
Crsvst-; 0,ovc<-Wh b.a.k. and
chcr~d kt, lined buck ck,tb Chess
tsvf-id, k,rieen Berlin Union,
shd German and Fur GsuntIrts;
~,-d M. riho aud cotton Vos~; white
and fsGcv linen and slk Handler
chief; embroidered lambs wosl
.hie and nixed mer,nc sad .ilk
Wspeees sedDseD-r8 Wool Aisas,
ensvfs. Au1asgs, 0eats ShaVss ed
shawl Pins. Cmhseilrs, Carpet o'ks,
and ~ esAee osttcles usually hspe ~
,tE@s the tredo, ~ Of which are respocs.
nn10 sulnnielel - ~ s1aainatiar
81 euDaeuaHss.
A. sAssy coli VsM W0i s~e0re ohoice seiecttpns.
1pWAAO ALDEN,
oaosnd strsoa eppesise T. Claire Ro0. psveapnrt,
IoVA, OstOsu Main aed ursdyD ssptA-dlt.
Slages's Sewing naeAlhee,
~ opssIDsv. ~ r. - Ossk ~ cAtsses.
T,HRas nashisas hsvs Established great s-pesa.
toa fAund~d suAe'astiai - seilsuce. she sair
pfcAs - aine ses ~ tAsss neeaiuss revulAsv -.
or 1beasAD1 Dellars . Fear.
No sasss. s,amssrtss NEE nsasss. tursp. eadtHsr
osf ssvsss having sevtae ~ stseAtOQ 70 "a, csa
| aGlsA v q viikont one peculiar merit - ~.
era NaeAloss, vhkh a ether tinA 80 Justly claim,
IL hat tAs 49, 1seAiEs w - SU1v kja1 efsDovS
In perfc' styie. Thsy - stvuaGs Sutsha.s - w
tasp IN esAss WAo-vss tays COS Us1 y sattrsj1
eestein \ ~tn ~ bic Ssse evaT lssos PetA6s
tsnee yuoAt SAsss 80.
ss61pd = psils 81 - y sss 4esAisDs mAanss q
SsfAla6. ~ neSAaA q pa SbAsrN v,sN " ssAas
psy6Ississs, - sheAtA y 81 st&1At - lstsbs D ~
~ psS soSss ipp sse11 = ~ Z. yiAes q q =
6SSsSs ~ IaSss ds,Sssd 70 ~ ossNe 1askaas y.
ls6sassa,h ~ = ssppslsa sses s,vn.a -
IN: .s.A .s'.s' sssss > '.sl ~ 4, =
s-..--<-ss-AA@ss -.----. '-~s.-@s-~-'ssss
CAoA)io
ffVea II ss ss'A Sss'Asy Ne
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Insurance Company
once n " Co o. ef Main / { teshutktre.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital. S2OD.UOO
WI D'GNCII, Pres',. AD. ABkLES, Vice Pres
CHAS. ABRAMSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
II. 4. Cuno Chas. y. Meyer Henry Bloch
D. Meier, A. @. Cordes, r Wilmoi,
II J Spsunhorst.
r. b HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa
The unaersgnedis Agent fer this new Insurance
Company, which is managed by some Of the sub
santal business u St Louis, and is ready at a
times to take risks on reasonable rates 1t should
not b. overlooked tina. this Is a good Western Com
psny md should he supported by cit ems Instead
being swindl,i ty Eastern swindlbg Institutions
~ whicl there many.
ae~2',iy P.R HARDING.
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BURROWS / PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding and CenniAsIsD
e1ehsRts.
PRODUCE DE.1LER1,
Aud whols~sls end netan drsl-rsi In
- n ~ q q ID -
oUEENswARE GROCERIES,, BOOTS An
SHOES, HATA CAPA CLOTHING.
SALT. 40
IIsviny rm,i- ,s,m for sto'sfs. " sAsli paw 20 :.
tkuisr attention a. Rcc.ivtng Stostny and tor~er :
luz any 6oods c.asignrd 10 our cate.
Cash paid ~ NI ftssees SSs' Pro.
eeSSrU.
Ftoat Alss.t, pAvkkrORf. IOWA.
davenport Steaa Fieurlng Mills,
WIN b. Kept IN constant op~sssson. snd Ferusls ~
tnfosmad tA.s - pAy o. I'll slu~s u Cash ~ hsgA.
sss price for vhses. U,sas alVAys on eand
Oct. t1-AAvN. npnhOws = PRsS5vnAN.
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Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r.

q ~ Il ne 49,
ON and after Monday. Jsnua y ~, 1856, and unit
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport, 10,
Muscatine and Iowa City Sundays txcepted as fol-
lows:
list Freight and EmisrSnt trai0. At slSAM
ID Mail Train at s3pAM
Trains win leave Davenport for Chicago daily sun
ia - excepted ~ follows:
Ist Mail Train. st aob A M
ID PreEht Train, ~ bsnp M
I'd Express Train, ats 7OOP
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily, (sundAys e1cep-
ted) - follows:
rRoM rHE WEST.
let Freight Trs,n. At ANpn
81 Express II ain ct eSe Pm
YRoM THE FAST.
lat Mail Train, st 500 A M
% Freight Truir. ~ $50 n
Srd Express Train NJ sl6pn
The evening train stops one hour ~ Davenport ror
supper
All trains out OF Davenport vtl make connections
with hnscatine and 1sws City.
The Passenger Train connocta q Davenport With
the Rnct Island Chicago trains. The evening train
stops ore hour In Davenpovt for supper.
1ssseneevs are reminded 81 The necessity giving
lfssnet direction 70 the destination Of their beg.
ssss, also 70 procure tickets before taking heir
ehe carr. 4. DAY 0upt.
decl d0
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
THE ClygC.sGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFvsCE ass~ Ne. :. Nae .sc Temple
Dearborn St., In N.lGO.
CAPITAL STOCk, SI5O,OOO
Directors.
TTfHNry 4 GitBEGT HENRY tuAfAAN'
GEORGE HGiA
of1iCOro.
cnxuSp cANFIELDP-r. HENRY BANDIT. sc
HENRY CHAPMAN, rr-as'T
sN 6sLBEKr Gesersi Agent And surveyor
yb,, rornt,uy v.s ors.nlr.4, on the 27ih day ~
Mach 4 u 1854 under q s,s-ss Charter from the
lgl.stur tIuois snd b.. iness q. aanieo"d aiIrT
he nrst favorable aIsspi.e>. Its rs'sel m.it las
,..,, .n rni sud r.l.sbe basis, AMI ~ view Of
a.. stnby so,Iiness aud permsi,"ney ranks a. OH
u III. nrst IusuraIoe Conpxpi.. IN tbs countr'. To
tios. d~sirops II protecting themselves against loss
VI damag. BY Fire or Iefils u tn ih-y oeg ave-
4. afsr the following
REFERENCES
Mes.rr Stohe n Will, CLEVELAND %
Williams Au.ry, Cht,ago.
Norton n Brother,
Stotr h y. -anst,
Dnrand. Pr Rst ne y Mlss PnrVai.
ten g. Nufthrup. Cash'T Nae. ca BaLk.
Wa. y i.sntic, Fed. Mwaukre.
J -. Conp,e, K-i., Racine.
Henry ranain. Pfes't Chicago h X. l. Railroad.
A ,snbsft Cssb' Com Bank Chicago
San =. Hhs-i,- Ed, Cleveland -.
Hon John q Bfesiin, T-ra-'r Of state. Columbus
Thos Csmp,rcli, Esa Springfield, III
iun X. Chamn~rln, ~. Lotus. No
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Grand Me1lhly jubilee.

lis laposslble 20 sive the dsteiis W this wanla
cent enterprise In this short sdvertSssaens, ana -
.jo,,RNAL on ROMANCE' itself, copy q whtsA
NAV b. had by sriting TO y D Blair, pnbassher ~
jvurns, Of Romsnce, Chicsso, OF Mev vosk.-of 9ay
Is srsn a the odce Of naDe 81 peprS - wAfs saSs
THs1s.-1or DE ysAr oD.oos sos aoashs tlkG
Tor three m.nts, q % Every suessstess I'M - -
0remium iuasdiateay, ~ psshope anOeAss % ~
6onlhly ywbtlse Dlssssbatton.
ess : sDecimse Sosg u ~ psp's.
orseAss 0-doM
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DENTlSTRY.

I'm. 3 D. MYERS has removed bis siRcc 10 Sec
~ oiid street. between brady aud Perry, uavea
Iort lowe, few doors east Of smiths store.
u. ps that his las, thr' peas cons, ant psss-
tte In sLncity - gwen ~ satisfaction, - vi
induce thUse w,shinx the services u . uentist .
rex his nc " iosation. AZ " his work any anaout
Il references siven II desired spl2-dt
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CLOTHING.
WANTED.
500 Men, Youths and Boys
S.l.MUEL I'ERRf
HAS On hand The largest stock Of
II READY-NADE CLOTHING
TOT his own ufacture) ever offered in Davenport;
which mus, be- closed gu, u make for new aud
comp ets stock ter Spring and summer trade In
ord.r TO dispose Of my stock u Winter Goods In the
shortest poss bls time will FER thirty days my
whole t,pck Of Ready Made Clothing at
COST PRICES.
A choice io, Of FuxSisHIx0 GOODS, consisting In
part Of Fine White amt Fam Shirts, Cuir clothing
HIniker,hiss Glov,s collars, Hosiery, Suspehd-rs,
indiA kubo'r g. d., Trunks vsisss, Ae
only on~p;icc Cali and see
SAMUEL PERRY.
suI4stf Brady street. opposite Port once.
The Holidays are Coring.
Osat,
Goats.
Cuats.
Goats.
UseruvstS,
OsercUAts,
Oscrcpats.
Osercoais
OsercoAts
USerC,at-. Ov~tc.Hi-,
UtrtOUai-, OyrfeoaLs,
ayr."at-, O"r,oai-.
Uyernats, OSei'o1i>.
tw'rc,Ns Osefv.sts,
DN-rc at, Ovs rcuais, Ostrcosis
U.eup.t~. Ov.f"'nt> ONercoa,s,
U.~scosts Oy-r,oat>, Ov.rcoats,
ONtr.oat- Osrrca'-, Ov-r,oats
UyeIc,ats. U.titoat., ps"rGOs's,
Osercost,, OS-rr'ats, OvsTcas. o'ereosi'.
Ovsro,st,, Ov.rcusts, oeIcoats, Overcosts,
Ov-rcaats, OAer,osf,. Nercosts. Uvercoat-
O-ercoats, utei,oais. Ov,rc.,st-, I've Goat :,
DS-itoAts. DN-rruass, Ov.Tcoa,-, Osei.oat.,
A. nrsh. 4 COS. Nam street.
Al Drake i Co.'S. Main siir-i,
A. Drdk Cu's. Mn sr-t,
Al Drake - COS Nam stree,
Al ak Cos Main -trr,t
Wet -tie h"t~eI, Front and S.9oud.
ra' amount OF Nv ro,ats,
Cheap ami Fine Drr-- Fro,k Coat
Oh az am Rich Velvet ', sts
tht AZ ami F,ne Cashmere Pants,
COitaihd ia hi -Xt.n>ive establishment l. i'm.
nien>e. Not one uia, IN ahundsd fails to be
niteti aud suited in every respect; FOL As
IrXtids piiee, DRAKE 4 Co. uatt-t them
Ives that 'h@y and 10 uudefsi
every othvI CiOthirr in thu City 81
DIy-nl-irt. W. would call nttrn-
tim to thr following, among the
sieat sari u OF ausii., snd
STILES 81 .'lD:hing T. h. found
aie>-Tu,u.-
Hahd ON, ilack cloth Eagan- and Sur.
TUT; besntiful beaver suliout- aud
Ragsns; client pi OF ovcrcosts. Pc
trt -hsr' Ov-fcoats, Canada gray Oy-r-
'o.i., higgerhecd aud IionskIn Raglan;
Wiiipool r-.yinct,. KEEL 'r-ay.t-, a.,
llsck fancy cloth froek-. well mad AID ifluI-
ueE tn fn' t CUSTOM inaie Dress Fro,k>; black
Il skin. doth si,i cs->,Iuere Pant: any numb 2
OF tarey cashmere Pants; rirh MORE antique ill
Nr-'s' thr-r thousand velvet. cloth, csssimsr
AMI Jthry Vests; black Cloth Suits VERY grntaeI !
J DRAkf = CO., w-st side VI MAIN STREET
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Through ricsc,s are good aa either " the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general Information can be
pvocurssi Al the Company Office. No - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont Nouse Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can nahs
trroash contracts by calling on the Company's Agents
A. w. pErRRR. As't, - Dearborn street, Chicago.
T. ?. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decl1dtf
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Hawkeye Insurance Company,
D.1T.E.S.P0HT, yOVV.g.

office on Vrady street, over Woodward 4
Harris Dr, Gsods Stcrr.
DInsCrDHS:
j ID Furr,as. fhas slie IgnSttuS LANCER
WIN. W,s,i I. { OrssRin' 7 Mrrwn J mes n
pal.cll, c G Parry, with"rwaS Aired Ssn-
d,rs y b wosd~s-f James Gamble, Alden 7 MAI
IerS
OFFICERS
ALFRED SANDERS President,
co. PAHRy, vhe Prc~iJ. NJ
ALnES 7. MALiERN, secretary.
h II WOoDWAan, Assistant secretary.
CHAs. LESLIE rrtsturrr
stptS-dtf
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CHARTER DIX
life Insurance Company,
100000 CAPITAL.

WITH LARGE AND INCREASING SUPPLIES RE-
(EIF1S.
Securely Invested under the sanction AMI app1oval v
the Comptroller OF Pcbli. Ac~,pnt-.
Jss @ wss-r gSes'f John L. u, nee. lice Pres1
Elias Gin Ssc,'y X. Dfk.rrAn, Gene "a! Az M
John Adl.r \. d. Mrdicsl Examiner
Applications r"reiv.d by willism AIM Once Ia
Post Ofecs Du,.fing.
jei6df DAVENPORT IOWA
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4. s. LIFE INSURANCE.
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,

cF PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
AfU NJ. 1900, OOO
STEPHEN CkAW FORD pcs
LAWRENCE JOHNSON. Vic. Pres
PLiSNy FISK, Secretary aud Treasurer.
PlsLD, Agent,
State Democrat. ono, Davenport, Iowa
aerilR-dff
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VE.lL4SO.V RY.lRkEI:
WHOLESALE GkOCERS.

vSr OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, lowe.
TE.1S!! TE.aS!!!
Hail Chests impersria
Young Hyson and Guni"wder:
81 half chests Ool,Hg and SouchsIs.
700 Gu,.ie, from 8 10 20 Ib~
u BJx.s Palm Swat;
10 tTxes NAriesat,J S..p.
10 bikes Shaving sap;
L,.xr- Ttan-p afrnI Soap;
boxes Castle sal.
~ toxr> Pickles,
iOO boxes Temsto, rjt,s itlt.r
loo toxe- OF various brands OF ,hoi.e T,Lacto;
+O,UO0 Cuba six-s Cigars
10000 imported q 50
boxes Mol AID -cal,~i Herring.
10 btis new Na.k..re
70 half bbls Mnek.r.l
'"ki.t> Magkrrel for family use.
Ats- aud kegs Of NoA-.-s;.
81 hhi- ot sugar;
-.
81 ttt- nfDsrd Apples;
~ SrcsS ~ jiiao p.scn-.,
Iuo boxes new Rats Us;
IS phis sss'd Nuts;
3Uo boxes a>s't Glass;
Ao0krgs asst Nails;
d"1 iuInd-ts;
SPICES o; all kinds,
wo.~, snd willow wAIe;
Brush-s, &C *
~ bbl> Cider Vinegar.
Together WITH large stock of other articles oil Of
which we vii sell -.asoua lie terms
el2tD WILSON HARLEY
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CALL AND SEE
~. ~. HEIDE.V.UEE.MEIES

CALL AND SEE
N. ~. HEEDE.v.NEE.MEAES
LHRESH Stock % Groc-rirs, on Sec,nd street T.
Il tween Rrady and P-rry. where h- has just -
cefved and IL mw opening new assortment of
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS,
which he will sell at wholesale and Retail, Oh
IS the SAME article ca Be purchased At any other
adjustment. He viii always k~ep on hand AMI
sortm-nt Of wod and Willow Ware, and every oil
article usually kept s an establishment Of the kin
His assortment Is targe md CONT lete oil fresh
good, and will be soid At . very little advance Al
. choice lot Of tssrs and Tobacco
All kinds Of Country Produce IN taken exchange 4
soods. [dsc0djwtfl
200 BAGS COFFEE,
Trsr rrs..ved and tor .,!sey 800,
No 8 s.rrOw': Asv sloeA. Sroas 8. = Lave.
REMEMBER! REMEMBER I!
~. D.dLZELL. Jr. = co.
ARE sELLIH0
FRESH GROCERIES,
A 8 low a. any House In the city-and delivering
Athsm At your door. We have end slwsys sssp
Ell hand, the
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
In the market. In qaantiti-. ;. suit.
prime article d
DRIED BEEF, CanvasseA.
A choice selection OF
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
:COfFEE,
Rio snA Java OAAsa-R1astsd and Ground.
SUGAR.
n o. 0raaaistsd. Lrnshed and Powdered.
PEPPER,
tsinglass. pruIss. Currants. Shyms, 6svory, nase,
&C Ae. Pearl tarisy. opll, Peas, Alsaoada. AAs,ss.
- -.
We have large stack and Il ~.anrscss svsrytulas
Ia oar lire Can sIa sxasnius aud We guastAntss
sAtlstbottoa.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-15
From the Gaiena Daily Advertiser, of Aug. IL
Irrom st. Louis.

\ st. Louis, Aug. IL.
Ninety counties heard from give Rollins
about 5000 majority, but the accounts
are SO conf cting, that accurate figures
cannot be g ven. Rollins is probably cleo
ted by 1880.
The Rep u6l;cam learns, that ]. Hart
ness, late Comptroller of this city has
been appoir ted Secretary of Utah.
Tho San.a Fs mail reached Independ
once on tho 7th. The news is unimpor.
tant. The Cheyenne Indians refused to
receive the presents of the u. S. Agents
Or to make treaty, saying that they can
make mors by stealing. The Pawnees al
so threaten hostilities.
Kansss advices to the Sth have beer
received. Walker had returned to Law
renee With bis troops, the apprehension O
an In liam attack having been groundless.
Tie officers Of the city government met
ton ne och and perfected their ordinances
! The election returns show nearly unan.
n lous vote in favor Of the Topeka Consti-
cution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-15
Guardian Notice,

State OF Wsconsn, County Of Grant, ss-County
Angus. term, 1867. Present Stephen O. Paina, Judge
the matter Of the Guardianship of Ellen Greene han
n. Greene and Carssa A. Greene, minor heirs OIL bs
oni Greene, late ofsaid county, deceased.
ON this day came Dascom Greene the general guar
" dian Of said minors and fled in this court ms pcu-
ton for license to sell certain real estate Of said minor.
in said petition fully described for reasons in SAID
ton named and thereupon it is ordered that the
OF said petition be heard before the judge OF TINS co
at the court house in Lancaster in said county on
first Monday of October A. d. 1857; and thai nGco
thereof be given to all persons concerned by AZ
this order for four successive weeks previous TO sa
of hearing in the "Grsnt County Herald, weekly new"
paper published in Lancaster in said county.
a,r,,.t 1oth 1887 7' saw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-15

Antiquity OF our Lead Mines.
That our Lead Mines are about "as old
IS the hills few doubt; and that they
were known TO exit and were wrought
soon after the first discovery of the Upper
Mississippi in l673,is more than probable.
The existence Of "Mines" here, was indlca-
ted on the earliest maps of this section Of
country ever published in France. A per-
fectly reliable gentleman Of this city, who
came here in 1926, Informs US that ne
then fell in with the acquaintance OF a Mr.
Jackson. who had previously spent much
time among the Indians who then inhablt-
ed the country abont Dubuque. An In
dian was known to Jackson who was sup
posed to be near one hundred years Old
when he related, that when from twelve to
fifteen pears Of age, he, the Indian, was
carried by the French to Montreal, for the
purpose Of being qualified as missionary;
At that early day, the Indian informed
Jackson, THAT companies were regularly
sent here from Canada for the purpose Of
procuring Lead. Mr.. ENoCH Lone, OF
this city, informs us, that some thirty years
ago, when mining an the East Fork in
some old diggins, he came upon the stump
of cottonwood tree of large size. II
was much decayed, and its appearance, Pc
sition and other indications in the vicinity
warranted the opinion, tina: the tree had
grown amidst and over diggins that had
been wrought when it was in the seed
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