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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
From the Huntsville American Independent.
SONNET TO SLEEP.

Come, o thou white-winged angel, gentle Sleep,
Press thy cool fingers my tear-stained lids,
Each weared sense in soft oblivion steep,
Oh, give the rest my sorrow still forbids
Come with thy crimson poppy-juice and battle
My thrObbiDg, care-wOrn brow,
Ope the rOse-tinted, peary gate of Dreams
Aud let my weary spirit enter now.
Come fold thy piniOns softly round my SOUL
And wait il TO bright and happier sphere,
To meet and mngle for a moment with
Its kindred, who blest and smiling there
Waiting with song and harp 10 welcome me,
When death shall close my simple hist'ry here.
CLARA.
Brdsnest Cottage, Nashville, Aug. 3, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Laces and Embroideries,
An entire NEW STOCK consisting Of all the latest styles
in the market.
Great Job EmbrOideries.

CARPETS, CURTAIN MATERIALS AND
House Furnishing Goods of all kinds.
With Of the best assorted stocks of Domestic Goods
in the market.
Aug. 81. THOMPSON a. co,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28

TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASH
WILLIE.
fTHAT valuable business house pro perry, McLaughn's
corner, fronting g. feet Market street and 100
Church, is prCpo-ed D, leased term Of year, TO
party parties who viii improve the by building
thereon a good business house houses.
Persons de string lease invited Gle written pre-
p0als with the uudrrsigned who vii give further inoTnA
ton application at his Office.
O. D. BRIEN, c. 4 ~
Rug20. Chancery Court az Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
Property valuation in Boston.

The valuation of property in Boston for 1857 is
as follows:
Real Estate, Sl4S, 9O2 200
Personal, los, 2gI 900
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-28
CLAIBORNg'S MACHINE WORKS,

XJANEEB--iooooeaa Asls II oa'ss !. n.ss.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

peciay the skillfu and adroit warner 10 Whi.n .oe
Chairman pu, HE programme through despite the re-
Of large portion Of If fG be, % Sr.,s ,tos
s nS .,rrre Al the high state Of perfection to which
n nu tactics had attained in this city and comp
e,ied the Drill Sergeant Of the occasion. aud bis
In orno,rted assistants, az rivang himself and bis
own Cub in the palmiest days of their reign in Tam
,rapv Hall. To use his own expressive words. They
did ibings here inst as they did in Ner- York
After the adjournment Of the Convention, the Cap
tam cntsr aimed the assembly in his peculiar style
exemplifying Of the advanced features OF
hia political ethics, which will no doubt, be accepted
aud rul in prsciice here occasion shall allow. II
msy be regarded as fortunate for the Democracy OF
Lucas County that she occasion Of their first public
appesrai ce under the regime, they have had the
advantage Of the instruction ard inspection OF one
emirent and successful in the system Of party drill
under which they now find themselves. They have
great reason to hope that, with their present efficient
training. they will rival the most perfect Dead
Rabbis" Of The East. Toledo Blade, July 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

Fyom The Baltimore american July ST..
The Democratic State Convention. charged with the
duty of choosing the nominees OF the party for the
state officers 10 be elected at the ensuing Fail cleo
tion met In this city yesterday. After organizing a
Committee was appointed which, on consultation,
mmended that no formal nomination Tor Governor
should be made bu. that the Democracy OF the State
support the Hon. John c. Groomc, OF Cech County,
for that office The recommendation was unanimously
adoped by the Convention. For the other Offices tns
following nominations were made:
Controller Of te Trsoswy-BRADLEY T. JoaNsoN oil Fred
erick County IN 49,. r u,x.c,,3
County. ,, r A..
AIuodelt <,..
TIE Convention was cot full Baltimore City not
being represented. Iu proceedings were character
lied by ursniniity but waited the spirit ana enthu'
siasm that have characterized previous Conventions
Of the party. There scarcely any eonpettlon
for the nominations Col. GrOome, who received the
lndorsement Of the Convention IA a candidate for the
Govetnorshp, is an OldIine Wing, who voted for
Mr.. Buchanan, hut who has moi, as his friends claim,
IN any other way identified himself with the Dsmo-
crsfic party. Mr.. Hicks, the nominee OF the Aoeri'
can parry Tor the Govenrsbip, was aso formerly
s,oupch wing, and probably still retains Some OF the
o!d poiuca eaven. Both parties, in these nomina-
TONS rtcogulze tue exis,snce Of the old Wing sentl-
ent IL the State, and appeal to its aid for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

hour, Of both Friday and Saturday ny perfect
tbrong Of applicants fer position, ana to increaie the
- .y.rv annlcsnt was accompanied by FROM two
10 half a dozen friends to Assist nun IN pushing nus
o,.;,rs Ru. MFR. Schell seemed to have peculiar
t.culv Of dsposing of his visitors with astonishing
r,rsv and the people travelled out of his apartment
"a ,,st as they travelled in. lie is most thorough
+. no,eomnittJ, to his most intimate friendsi
rseeives every one blaIoly, and makes no promises
except to examine pspe:s.
The removals sud appointments made on oH'"r'''
and II Is uuierstCod thai there were large han"e'
lave not ye, tIensYiI.d. TIE Collector oec'heS W
make them public until they have been retarneu iro"
Washington with The approval ef the secretary u
Treasury formaity which all appointments mus W
submitted To. The work Of Friday was as iono"s'
,.,, u.r,, IGco W. schu,emsn. inspector
ro'no,r ,Nessurer John a. - insppsc.or
Nbe,, Essr,,ou Wcish.I Thomas Byr nh
nh tn soonipc IS Night watchmen were also dis
,o;...d bv general order, doing away with their
positions: y.,... 1o.u s,.r, rbom,,
hopef r. Dcnnelly Peter Curau Henry Van Holland.
IT, Wines HUH Slater Odell Trepchard Peter Brown,
s. wallace Daniel Dursnd Cornelius Game John Latch,
ESward kcHugh, Albro Vail Edward Riley, solomon Gold
smith Patrick keenan,, Matthew Gaifney John PEARSON
Xilsrn H. Van Benschoter Bepamin Welsh James shee'
han James Buns George Blown, Thaes Bliss, Francis
j. Miller Lafayette fompkins Charles Boee' Henry Close;
Gaytce Alfred o. Clske George Cau'dhed Php aearne'
Join Sherwood James Loe John Heath James Murray
Henry Lewis. Michael Burns Philip LoeheI rreoc,lrk
Katsel Victor NJ. 7. Lyon, Patrick Phean, James Nc
Lsnghlin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUhoPE'
The steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Higgins, left on Fh-
cay for Southampton and Havre, with i52 passengers
and $500 OOO in specie The Vanderbilt aho carries.
out two fine horses for the Emperor Louis Napoleoo
The Hamburg steamer HaInmons, Capt. Heydtmsa,
eft on Friday for Hamburg with 81 cabin passengers,
and IS in the steersge She takes out 8 900 in specie
The Collins Mail Steamer Atlantic, Capt. Edrdge, les
on Saturday fer Liverpool, with 81 passengers, and
1864 400 81. Among the passengers by the Atantic'
are The Hon. Jostph A. Wright, Ex-Governor OF In
diana who goes to replace Mr. v,oom as United states
Minister to Prussia; the Hon. William Ballad Pres
ton. Commissioner for the Southern States to bring
about the establishment of direct Line OF steamers
between Norfolk and Havre, or Milford haven, ~oa
aso if possible to induce the Directors OF the "fs@'
Eastern to send that mammoth steamship 20 Nor'''A'
and Capt. T.. w. Morse OF Boston, VINO oo".n"
stoned bv the CITY of Boston to attend 70 sons osaoe
in portant business in Europe.
THE BEDGEcocK QUADRANT. .f 4
>;,. 81 n, anomalous scientific Gharacssr and tho
"a the learned, this inventiSs Appears to Do its
- Cant. Spear Of the steamer William Perkins
,ed Il on recent passage from Boston to baltimore,
and SAYS it worked to a charm. Lieut.. Msury Os
washington who pOoh-pooAsd with the req. Of the
.avsns at it originally, now comedies its praeticd
success. t .s IS .Tll .
CATCHING sEA.ELEPHAErsf fffs-
The ship Catswba Of Nantucket has been purchased
by Capt. Edward McClave, Joseph b. Macy ana
oshars to be employed in the capture Of the sssse
p'ssDt, ard will sail in . few weeks The sopooaes
Eliza JdnsM HS,uess Hols six years Old ana IL
tuns burden, has also been purchased ~ tue ssme
parties Tor tender " The saiR, er 4, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
PERSONAL,

DIR. Tyler. who for thirty years has occupied the
chair OF Ddscic Theology in the Theological Instj-
tute Of Connecticut has resigned. The iuirmties of
age present the only motive to this movement The
Doctor is now more than seveutyfve years old lie
is to recsye an annuity o. 500 per aunum
President Buchanan. accompanied by his niece,
Miss Lsne and Mss Black daughter of tue Attorney
General arrived at Cumberland, Nd on Friday after
noon, en- route for the Bedford Springs.
Lord Napier, The British Minister, is al the Clifton
House, Niagara Folls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

@fT. RrSDEns IN OBio.-The leader OF the New
doFk Empire Club was present at the Democratic
County Convention in this city, yesterday. After
wsctipg the proceedings with deep interest, aud es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

rid tragedy as above detailed The following resoIu-
tons sp.sk for Themselves:
BteHtAsps Egvgeasxli
SEA vInw HovsE, Angus. |. 1857. (
meeting Of the gusts and visitors of the fIous-,
whereof A. W Smith proprietor the following preamble aud
tesoIut,ons were unanimously adopted: .0"n
Vhrens dfcsdfl rsEdy occurred a. this house sbou.
O'clock hi. norius whereby yoass man-ths Temporary
bar.pesr the saloon Of this hoGe-hss beea saddy ds
rived of, ard vheyeos the melancholy event 10 likely
s s,y reputation OF this house and that q m
ytor Mr. su ,t Therefore al set Of jue: 70 ' smith.
sud y. The Judgment ofthe guests here nsernoied, -
Resood That In opinion. tie proprietor OF tnis noos
MI W Smith, 10 In su~~ersbe or IssPoasios
M dreadful event that has occurred snd that thc esuse
hat have led thereto entirely without hs kno"sdse ana
b.yond his cenirol
A. w smith 10 g,n manly and ob.ixinz host, and fss Ln
entitled 10 the confidence and patronage Of the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

BY which may be seen the room Of the victim, Don
neIley's room, and the Railways A further expiaua
ton of the premises may be found below:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

EE Mrs. Ernestine l.. Rose was the
next speaker. After stating that she
was Unexpectedly called upon, she pro-
ceeded to denounce the Constitution of
The United States, and to inveigh a
galnst America as land of liberty
". y. Times.
II strikes us that country that per-
mits Mrs. Rose to stand up at public
meeting, and denounce that country
as freely, and with as much IMMUNITY,
as if she were engaged in the better
business of singing a lullaby to a baby,
has some claims to be called "a land
of liberty" We should like to see her
try the experiment in her native coun'
try-poland-or France, or even in
England. "A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet" but here is a
| flower whose fragrant misnomer cannot
prevent her from being stencil in the
nostlils OF every patriotic American cit
izen. She shonld thank God (only
that she doesn't believe in him y that
America affords not only rational IL
berty to the peaceable and virtuous, but
the most liberal license to fanatical
brawlers of uneasy virtue, either in
pantaloons or petticoats-in blouses OF
bloomers.-Boston Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
DAVENPORT. NAY 30, 1857.
Local a 0a1r0

PosT OFFICE lxp RovEMEST.-OuI
worthy and energetic postmaster continue
| to eyInee his determination not 10 be behind
IA the march Of improvement, which at the
present time is making rapid strikes in our
midst The partition separating the Post
office from the SheriffTs office has been take
away thus converting both into large and
como iious Office, with several hundred more
boxes. and many moro conyenienees than
ment, IA passage, with an entrance on Brady
street. and an el,ress on the alley. i opened.
which viii ohyinte all necessity Of those dis
astrous collisions which are frequently expe-
rienccd by persons IN hurry. and renders
the whole machinery much more convent
ent. The General Delivery department ill
be divided by partition and on the upper
entrance on Brady street will be the Ladies
delivery, which will be carp-ted, and furn-
irhed with mirrors, and other nvenicnt
fixtures. as Ia render it nice and convent
ent AT the delivery the T. NJ will keep
stationed a eentlcmanly and good looking
clerk, who will take pleasure in waiting
upon them in the most approved manner
In fact, No pains will be spared to render
the Davenport T. O. the best in the State.
The public in general, and the ladies in par
ncular should express their approbation Of
Mr.. Masts exeriions, by presenting him with
gold headed cane.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
4 SPLENDID DRrG SroRE.-Amol

A SPLENDID DRUG SroRE.-Among
the many noticeable features of Architecture
in our city, the new Drug Store Of Francis
Jacoby Jr on the corner of Third and Perry
streets, takes high position. This build
ing was erected with the view of fitting up
an establishment for the sale Of Medicines.
which should surpass everything in the
country. That he has succeeded any one
who has taken view Of the house will rea
Oily admit The floor is Of marble. laid in
Mosaic alternate dark and grey. and is the
work Of Messrs n II Guthrie 4 Co. Of this
city. The counters. drawers and shelving
are constructed in the most commodous and
elegant manner. and with that peculiar
taste which every person admires in q well
finished store In the course of IA few DAYS
Mr. Jacoby will commence business in his
new establishment, where his numerous
customers will be sure to find him prepared
to wait upon them in the most faithful man
ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
Here is refreshing grizzly bes

-Here is refreshing grizzly Dedt
stoy. 1t occurred near Oroville, Cal.
A man named Field, engaged in
trapping grizzlies on Pine Creek, had
succeeded in taking one of the largest
kind, and had him secured in cage.
Shortly after he was attacked by she
bear having two cubs. He fired upon
her, wourding her in the jaws, and
then turned to run. The bear pursued,
and overlook him, dreadful struggle
ensued. The hunter endeavored to de.
fend himself with his gun, which being
wrested from him,he thrust his feet and
elbows into the mouth of the enraged
beast, and thus prevented her from
tearing him to pieces. He would have
been killed had not the animals jaws
been badly injured by the shot. Final
ly, his dogs attacking the bear, ena
hled him to reload his gun and dis
patch her.
Field is SO badly hurt that it is
thought he will not recover.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

INrEREsrlNG.-The 10 now on exhibii
ton at the Museum in San Francisco .
rsttlesnske belonging to species found
only 10 Brazil, which 10 said TO have the
strange habit Of approaching women hs'
wing infants, and drawing the breast Of
the m,ther while asleep, presenting their
rattle meanwhile for the child to play
with, should it cry or attempt to disturb
them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

There is = curious fact said to
exist few miles south of Greencastle,
in Putnam Co. Ind, where there is a
family OF six, all having the same birth.
day. The father and mother are each
thirty-five years old, and the childrea
respectively, fourteen, eleven, eight,
and five years old, Their birthdays
come on the 18th of May.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

HAn editor got shaved in bar
ber's shop lately, and offered the dar-
key dime, which was refused, because
said he, 4 understand dat you is an
editor ! We'll, what of itr we ne
Der charge editors muffin 7 But such
liherality will rui.. 5ou.' oh, nsbbes
~ We snakn n % u a. 1sasssss1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

Sheriff LEONARD or one of his Dep
u'ies may be found at all times daring bust
ness hours. nj his ,,c~ office. in the secont
story % the old Post office building, eas
side Of Brady. between Front and SeconC
Streets Our old friend r. D. Eagal, Jus,ic,
Of the peac" Of this city and county has al
80 removed his Office from the room in tn,
Post Office building, to the same place, will
sheriff Leonard, where he will be at al
times ready 10 dispense Justice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

NEW ERFEIT.-Counterfeit los
on the Hattcr's Bank, Bethel, Conn.,,
are in circulation at the East. They
are said to be well calculated t. de-
ceive good judgse Of money.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

The Harrisburgh Herald states
that Governor GEARY, having been
consulted upon the subject has con.
sented to accept the nomination for
Governor Of Psnnsylvania, If rendered
p Ne Amseieaa Stats Convsatieu.
touA = Issnb11 = tani{i11h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
THEArRr.-To- night Mr.. Mulholland

THEArRr.-To-night Mr.. Mulholland
appears in his great play of the Robbers
WIFI, or the Corners Cane. "A piece of I'M
common merit and in the hands Of this ac
compiShcd and ever tavoritc comedian will
be the most attractive play ofthe season.
His delineatons Of Irish character and Irish
dinect is scarcely equalled, and more rarely
surpassed by any actor on the American
stnsc, md We trust that the performance OF
this highly interesting and pleasing piece
will cali ont crowded audience The af
ter piece is the peculiarly interesting come
dy of " Dan Rice Come out tonight for
real rhunl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

WThe indianapolis Journal says
There are sixty-thrcc divorce cases on
the docket of conrt at the present time
Of which fifty have been brought by
non-residents, who have availed them
selves Of our shameful laws.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

give learn from the Buffalo Sen
tinel that new Catholic Seminary has
just been opened at Niagara, on the
American side. 1t has ITO acres OF
excellent land attached, and college
Is soon to be erected in connection
with il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

Col. Eads is offering some Of the
most desirable building lots in the city for
sale on easy terms. All who wish to pur-
chase lots on one Of our most beautiful
streets, and in the pleasantest part of the
city are referred to his adv ertisement in to-
days paper
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
PHUN = Spalding & Rogers triple

Pun -SpaIding & Rogers triple
combination Circus is creating a sensation
among The American people, and will make
their appearance in this city on the 9th day
Of June, at which time there will be such n
display Ct Gymnastics, Equestrianism and
Rope walking as has not been witnessed in
our midst for some time. Look out for a
good time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
.N1DTE(,E.

I'm and afSer the ~ Of January the under-ii
~ bankers In the city % Davenport, will opsr thst
offces for business at 2 O'Clock A N and close at
O'Clock r. n. until further notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT.
MACKLOT CORRIN,
TALIMAN, POWERS MCLEAN.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROwS co.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL 4 co.
McGRE0OR, LAwES 4 BALTIMORE.
janldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

That Brick Block which Mr.. B. B.
Hill is erecting on cond street, is 10 be
one Of the most attractive ornaments of our
city. The Metropolitan Hall, which will
occupy the upper story, will excel anything
Of the kind in the state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
FOR SALE.

- T0G HOTEL u wAlcvrS, ~ miles west %
III Davenport. the nvst station the y d Y
Railroad The house IN veil built, and h stu
. natural elevate In the pra,iie. command
tns an extensive view IL the surrounding country
rhr vicinity Is fsvorts resort for sportsme0 durine
the hunting season. Alarge aad csmmodious stable
IL st,aehssi I" the prcmise1 Terms very low. aud
lons credit for part Of the Apsrchass money will
gwen pusses.on given immediately. Apply to
dex23ftf COOK 4 SAk1kNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
Iron, Steel, Nails
lind RfnrksseaifA 1L0<DIs.

IRON. Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal. Swcde and
New York refined Of all sizes; n all Rods superior
article Of Swrde and Pittsburgh; Cast Steel, Eayi0r
I Co, round, square, Dat and octagon, English, Bis
ter German and apring Steel; Plew Steel, all sizes;
Nails and Spikes Of all Sizes Bellows, Drills, vies,
Hammers and Tonrs, Stocks and Dies; Anvs, Mouse
Hole, cast and steel faced; Horse s. and Nails
sorted Sizes Wagon, Carriage and sc II Springs; Wa
gon, Dray, and Buggy Axes Shsvels, Spades, Grain
Scoops OF various sizes rosbsrs, Hoes, Grind
tones, cast Horse Head Hitehing Posts Iron cities
and Furnaces.
an23tf BURROWS. PRETTYMANA DALzELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30

WILLIAMS RAyMosD JOSHUA DIAA
cHhs. l.. PUrsAM, Attorney at Law.
W.. N. R.lI.Mll.sII = CO.,
Real Estate, Stock, Bend, and
Money Brokers,
NJ q. "a Bro dy st,
eiwecn ~ and 81 street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
WiLL buy ami sell Real Esthe on Comtnission.
w LeAs. City ami Farm P.oIefiy; Pay Faxes for
nol-r. iictis, inycst " Loan Money on unincum-
b-red Real Esate security; Procure Pen ions; Bay
and - II stock bond, aud Land watrans, pay per
s"nal att.ion b Tie selection Of Government Lsnis
aud the location OF Land Warrants and make Col
lectIols Ia all paris III he stat.
Mr., PuIsAM.a member oil sut hTni being engaged
In ia. ptacilcc of lhc Jaw. all pfo sional business
u our care ~il receive prompt attention.
REFER TO.
Adam n. Riddle. Esl, cmenna'i, Ohio
Peter NeI b SOUS do
OConner n Bro, do
Tbus Shatp D Co, do
sneaicoiof'i& nughs, Bankers.do
b Iafktn, bankr,, do
John Chur.h Il iIb,rty ST, NY
WEOffkH FOR SALE
CITY I'ROPERTY'
W - Of lot 5 Block 6u, 81 feet front \. ame House
shooms. lot 10 and VI Lot ;, BLOCK -, Frame
House 3 70" mr, stable ANA fsuit trees.
Lo,s = . . 10 block II Fuions ad'iit,n.
10 81 H. front
81 lots aud = OF lot 7 block studyrauts adj
dtion Is rect mont, ~ anne Ious- rooms and TIA
hles. = eliot block -. 80 feet trout. 90 ull-
improved iois IN ali parts Of the city.
E.aH.M L.s.t'sSS
sen OF section 10 T 10 y R,w > milor west o;
Iowa ETY.. High AMI ilinF peal Anexo.ent
farm within rs ,vls ~ the Il.
sw \ objection i2r72R6w. Cholcs piece Of
prairie ia Henry County II miles y Of Nj Pleasant
Oh the kcOkuk and NJ. Pheasant kk
2acres in l. W Direction 20 7 Is RISE Scott Co.
Frame Hous' rooms
section l6T 81 y 81 ". F.ne piece ~ prairie In
uthrie County within half mile Of tlmber-iving
wafer on II.
M of N y OF Section 8 T s6R13.
kofSw \ Section IL II , E--Scott Co.
Part OF \ of Section - AMI part Of 3 Il y Sec
ton % I rs NJ E-Sooti Coanty-esst side of
Dubuque road II rods front 10 ads deep with y
story house, rooIns.
NEI-a OF Section Is T rs Mr. IL, Scott County
Also a variety Of Wild Lands in Gil parts OF the
State.
inch ldtf
WANTED $4,000, at . pr cent. month Ist.
rtgase on keal EstAe gwen.
WANTED To rent 10 good dwelling Houses in the
central part II the Guy
ED.-ImprvvoG Farms in Scott county.
3eo5d bnslne, lots, utrsl lre alton.
Enquire a, W. M RAYMOND = cos No. IS Bra
dy at. Davenport Iowa.
April u.s. dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-30
DR.. KENNY

DR.. KENNY,
I ATE Of st Louis, has located himself in Daven.
IL port. and o6-rs his professional services to the
people Of the city and vicinity.
Once q the Scott House, corner Of Front and Har.
risoo ssseess. May 9Sth