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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06
INSURANCE OF SLAVES.
L AGENCY FOR The AL6EMARLE lNsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
w

INSURANCE. OF SLAtE.--
L AGENCY FOR The; AL6EMARLE lNsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent,
lOfics at Ststioners Hail, No Il Pearl st
Psrsons owning slaves DESTROYS of securing them
selves against loss by their death, can have them in
.ured in this Company for one o, four years.
Being Virginia Company of uNDoURTED REsPoN
sIBILITY prompt in setting losses, 1t merits the
patronage of our citizens. jas 1T
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLA ri
Il HOUSE RICHMOND, VA.-At the close of the
year which has Just passed take pleasure in return
ing my thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
tronsse have T received. My VaEt us enterprlsei
have thus far been crowned with SUGGEST NO mar
hss a better reason TO be thankful than Il no man
trust could be more grateful and 10 snterins upon
the New Year feel inyi gorsted with new life and
energy to carry forward aod perfect my plans in my
two Hotels for the comfort and convenience Of my
guests. Ballads" is about complete; the repairs
and decorations CT tbs "Exchanse" will soon be
finished The two houses connected by corradcl
across the street which throws them into one, max
ing one Of the largest Hotels in this country. The
corrador when finished, will be truly ornamental
| have connected with the establishment RE
STAURANT of the first order. where ladies and gen
tlemen can be accommodated with the best the mar
ket affords with everything usually to be had at such
pl aces Private dinners in parlors ssrved In the best
style and az | determined that nothing shall be
left undone that be done to render entire salts
faction to all W no may favor me with their company
| confidently ask continuance OF thst patronage &C
literally bestowed upon me for the past nine year.
BY generous public.
hans ofaI nd RAJ ard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

A CARD...The subscriber has fitted 70 D n
n GENTLEMEN's WASHING and SHAVING
SALOON in q superior style and Invites his Rich
mond and country friends to call at the 10TH
between Main and Bank streets.
His late style of Hair tutting and Shsmpooing
Also his new Hair Dye, for dyeips black or brown
color and his Hair onic. for sale By
JOHN II. ALLEN.
Richmond Ian 1881 ia 6-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

p n, STEAMER BKLyiDEHE,
SrasI GOA BALTfaoRE.--Fr Freight re.
~. -. - ceived to-day tMoNDAYl aud W .
me noar u q clock, m, TUESDAY, the 9th ioss.
oassnsos are requested 70 send for the, goods to-
shsppes are requested 20 send tn the names Of
Ihei ~nsisnees Tuesday afternoon, or thsir chi ~
msrv will be caasi snsd % order.
- 5-7t JULIAN L WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

=. FOR RENT-A pleasant Dwelling
S4 on Church Hill, on 10th street, between Clay
.kl and Leigh, with four good Rooms, beside porch
ne ut tenant the rent will be very low. Apply to
j. r. KEESEE
ias-Stawts 18th street between Z. and d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

L>Ok HIRE.-FOr hire, the present year,
Il an sctive and smart BOY, l8 years of age. For
several wears past he has attended in and has
had some experience in the dining Also ano-
Their BOY, 10 years Of age, farm hand-and two
WOMEN one middle aged, the other a young wo-
man-both plain cooks. Aeplyto
GEO N. DREWRY
ias-lts Next door to the Central Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

- FOK X ENT... The two dwelling
ISL houses on Franklin street, between 18th and
ia 10Th next to VIM. II. Grsnts Tobacco factory
They have eight rooms in each, City water in the
ysrd kitchen L c., aud in thorough repair having
been papered, tinted &c. Apply to
II. A. WATT,
Office st T. l.. Angus L Co.,
;s6-,. No 1877 Main 1t eet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

~ Thes. w. Dosweil. ESQ., Dear Sir:
We. the uudersigasd, seqasi1ted with your fitness
oeee hereby REQUEST you 70 yoursslf cam
didste for the Office OF SERGEANT Of this city .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

FOR RENT Tive Rooms over the
:a Drug storetf
e LAIDLEY ROBINSON
;a6-lSt Corner of Franklin and 4th cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-06

"ANTED.-We wish 20 purrua.r Ivur
w or five hundred bushels No | Dried Apples
BRIDGFORD co,
de 10 Ga the Dock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
MWfiiMgS

Always on hand . lasse stock Of Canton Nattings.
aiso, superior Cocoa Aattings, In all widths suit
able for O0css, Saloons, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
VI Il 4 4 III 4 X N 4 IT,!
C Ne" Establishment ~
JOHN IL HR.NES

MOULD inform the prtiic generally ihst he
w has opened . MARKET On Brady Street oppo.
site the Post O.tce Budirgs, where b. win Lr ~
says amply prepared 90 supply, sdd will furuish u
sssortmen, OF ali kiDis, good rs can BE- Lroeur,
elsewhere which viii be sold 81 such prices - shail
Ne satisfactory 10 purchasers.
II Steamboats,, Hotels and private families ess
be supp I'D with Meat 10 large OF small quantities, o.
the -hor,-st rofic', and % good quality o. can
b. procured ~ any ether poin; ON the rver Tne a.
e,ntion Ct steamboat men 10 psrtsca'sriy invited
April ct.iti JOuN BYRNED
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Debility and Nervousness. Distaste for Society
Gloomy Presentments. pain and weakness in the
bacs. impairment OF mental vigor and memory weak
and watery eyrs. ernI tons on the face and body
restlss Of vicious dreams and unrrffesh,ne
seep unltness for marriage relation, iDurorer 4,
eitact ~ q the sans. strictsre eossiveness pies
dysppsls, &C. r. the tr, n 81 this m,r- or iess IN
ca very sufferer from soil 2ry inhulgenoa can
atts' And fu th.r, sn. IA cBt family ~ 1lenp.
si'ion n dsess' :. mseci.ty, t1pssesee. iasssi.y
iy, and l. Is sun.llyfue most frequent cause Of
I'll re mzlade. In yegng Psr ore. IS proved s. ~
s.a'isttes 81 Oh pnattA Aad II is equally uur
u Nth ? xe- -NM nt<krn IN time. this die A.e
sndtts coes su~ncss are psftety smeaabssa = tssaA
Or Hnbbeli has Tor maay pears past, been con.
suited upon so many and distr fsinH csscs OF hi
O. % 10 tr~a Dent sMd cnr~ and he, II hsssy
y sd. has beyond his mn~i . nRnin. oect IONS
mstu I'd . tresfn.nt .: cnce safe and &c tajn AID
frs. r. gpa n.ri cpsrasi,,. q s.ecns m.diein"s
on, - viii owe com ute ssfeeuapd q. IN Inn
POSITION. I. explains thu nature ami en- eonencss
Q, " ''isesses ofth Fencrst've CANS
,oss.se s,smp-. IN order to prepay fhs postses, M
re- re G, py B. veturn of N a. mali ~
nr HdSbel''s exserienc- v nv exc Nd ~ auy -
s'c.n, b he trsssu'snt Of Private DGsees Of aSy
nature. ~ ST stiNsf Nm n ''S
Eoxaasa1o Diseases.
Lanes nray visit the doc or Win p-rIees cpr6Sepr.
o. . hes rvms e>p~eisv for Z slr trssemsnt su3
esa cure euppe arms. luehosvhes. snd ~ Ter euar
tiles " eddy md 4ctusIly, without 40 OF k.srn-
venjerce ~ ssafsssf# ~
7 Psse.as iivins ct . dstase. :, b. ssssas p,s,n
tae ness ID n csses viii y sit~oHed = pnctu-
ally, and I'd - forwarded - ezyssss = u mt
Of the United sts'e.. s-.sx = .ss'f y - s. y
Adde'S, ) nubbal. \ ,. IN - , o. oa,e.ss.
PSivs.ef enc. He q naadopa q. opesso ~
y. r. No4el. -
JsssaoaN slssa ~ Az "a agyia.4ss g4g
IT, HeCxlsoD PET 49, y. 2. ~,
q ~ Croes - eaz a ~ - ~ stN
- 49, AANn| IA SN@~
~ yllsopees go. 81. -. :
xASSrSWNG aksf wsn HI s.xs ID NJ
~ (eA1D1 n4.es - onpos UuoD -
80 e4 - l1nunn. = -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Health ar thu Kowa man

We are happy to announce that tho New.
man Is ~ well - can be expected after his
unwonted efforts yesterday afternoon. Iii.
sg"nies in giving birth u that last fling at
the Democrat were. it is said. truly terrible,
and serious feass were entertained BY those
who we're with him At the trying moment,
that his delicate constitution would not be
able to stand the ahock. These fears, hap
pily were not well founded. There were
indeed. symptoms Of an attack Of " informs-
ton ON the brain vt one time during his
delivery; but copious inward application
Of whiskey was attended with the hsppiest
effects At the latest accounts the symp-
toms Conformation had entirely disappeared
and he wac able in Q weak voice 10 ask for
- little more whiskey."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

CIRcUs AND NENAoARIE.-To-mor-
row Herr Driesbach 4 Co.'S celebrated col
lection Of tanned and Wild animals are to be
exhibited In this place. in connection with
Stickney's Circus. al under one canvass, and
making the most entertaining performance
Of the season. The animals which compose
this collection we're here ON exhibition last
year. and al who had the pleasure Of then
seeing them can attest n the fact that they
are truly noble specimens Of wild animalA
The leading, feature u the GiraEs-the only
one In America. and . most rare specimen
Of natures frsskA IL il we'll worth the price
Of admission 70 look In upon the two noble
Lions-the largest. We believe. On thk aide
the Atlantis. They are nOae II the siekly
halted specimens which are drawn about
70 ave expeasss q baryias thsn. bat just
such apssimeas - ~ our idsas q he kine
= bsastA Ths pss6ssniat tsssps b 4 ~
:: - ~ r. rs \ Y :: :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
Comfort Of the News.

Indeed. We have always cousidered our
selves in comfortable circumstances -Ne,cs
Now this Is what I call comfortable /"
said fst lazy swine. - he laid himself
down to snooze in y dirty ditch
Morsl.-There are circumstance" in
which no one but swine can be " comfort
able.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white DuA
Green and Blue Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
UMf0rfMNfe'S Friend,
JUsTPUBLIsHED, GRATUITOUS.


TO YOUNG MEN AND
Others. N,'rvous Debi;fy
and chroni, diseases. The
first and direct cnnseQ uence
Of -xcess and abuse Of the
sexual eysten, 4 . ocular
disea ed c~ndition Of fhes,
rfiiu,l organs which he An
thor In h 5 rRvAt1SE. has
ca'l@6 thu SPECIAL Jle-as- (
4astnrbation. The sbiiow-.
ing disp ders. s,me 10 one
case. some In snether, ere
again the direct corsoq'en
ces Of this cisasse, viz !: ~
Fn{nnt RA.ia=g~s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23


KATE 'CAssEL.-This fine boat in
the davenport and Galena Packet Line We
are glad to learn. Is becoming one of the
best patronized boats on the Upper Missis
sippi The reason. We presume. 10 that she
Is not only very commodiou. and fast boat
but Ia commanded by an experienced and
gen'i"'a"nly captain. who takes Just pride
IN putting passengers and freight through in
the most -"'s and prompt manner. MAY
Capt. Washington long continue to walk the
PlaEks Of his good boat In the Office NAV
be found Dave Moore, . gentleman tho
roughly posted in his business. and known
from st. Paul to New Orleans as a true
friend, and perfectly adapted to the River
trade. Geo. Mckinstry 10 Second Clerk.
and will never be lacking in the perfor-
nance Of the rites and ceremonies" Of his
station. The Kate Cassel will leave this
point every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. At . o'clock A. NJ. and return the next
day in time to connect with the j. Mckee
for keokuk. Burrows d Prettyman are
Freight Agents for this city. For passage
apply on board or to W. F. Grovenbury of
this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
POLICE REPORTS.
BEvoRx JUSTICE yonxA

JAMES McMAnox was brought up for r.
.isting an officer. 1t appeared that James
and . number Of his friends were having .
nice private little knock down among them.
selves at the Market Houee on Saturday
evening. when they were interrupted BY
the appearance Of officer Weber. Insenced
BY the intrusion. James and two Of his
friends set upon the officer aud knocked him
down. Officer Weber however was not
easily beaten, but regaining his feet he Sc.
cured James and marched him of to the
lock ur. Jimmy was fined sl2 IS lie
will probably recollect hereafter. and tell
all his friends. that ''this knocking down pc
licemen" 10 rather expensive fun, for (uot
saying anything about the mementoes Of
the conflict which man 10 likely 70 receive
from the Policeman's club) tl2 IS dues not
grow ON every bush in poor mans back
yard.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

TS ,es.A stfl1g|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
$1,000 Reward.

'NHE city OF nsvFnr"rt u III pa, the sb"v. Reward
i Tor such Information ~ wll lead 10 the detect on
and conviction o. the y ron or r-rs.ns who IN III.
night 81 the f2d or morning OF the d instant, PEI
r 70 The oulldnss on ths bluf recently leased for
City Hospital
GEO D eAR0pNr,
AayLdu Mayor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

MARROW ESCAPE. Last Sunday
evening IS the Ferry boat WAS nearing the
dock. and when within few feet. man
attempted to jump aboard. and in 70 doing
came in collision with another person who
was jumping OF at the same time. Tie lat
ter reached the dock, while the former, less
fortunate, fell into the river between the
boat and the dock. where he came near be.
ing crushed to death. but very fortunately
escaped with his life. though pretty badly
injured, yet will probably recover.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

FoR CoUScIL BLuyrs.-A large
train Of emigrants well equipped. and driv-
ing over a hundred head Of cattle. went
through town yesterday. They were going
through to Council Blufis. Verify this il .
moving age Of the world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

REAovAL.-Ar. Joshua Dial, Land
Agent. and Mr.. B. L. Hannah, Bill Broker
have removed FROM their former place Of
6usiness. to the Office formerly occupied BY
Messrs Mitchell 4 Putnam, corner Of Brady
and Second streets. over Mscklot 4 Corbin's
Bank. where they may be found in readi
ness ~ transact all kinds Of business coming
to their hands with faithfulness and di-patch.
Read advertisements
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

--LATEST NEws-Our readers will please
notice that We are now giving the tele-
eiaphic news day in advance Of the morn,
ing papers -Erening Ne,cs. June 22d.
The above is only another attempt on the
part Of the Ne'cs to swindle the public
The thing is exactly .falx The Ners re-
ceived NO late" Ners by Telegraph yester-
day. The news items in that paper came
by Yesterdays Chicago Mail. and if the
news had been of any very particular i'm
portance. We should have given it to our
readers ON Monday morning in an ExrnA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

The Gazette Is stall troubled with .
sort Of nightmare on the question Of our po-
''.ion on the Cedar Valley X X LDAn. We
are at loss to account for the peryersencss
or stupidity of our neiyhbor. for il il not
within mortal ken to produce from the files
Of the State Democrat = paragraph or sen
tenes IN the least shadow of shade favor.
ing the transfer Of the e350,OOO from the
Cedar Valley X \. to the n. and ~ R.R.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

STILL ANOTuER.-Onem more Of those
old brush heaps on Front street. between
Brady and Perry, has been demolished to
make room for fine piles Of brick and NOR
tar. There are but few more left, and We
trust their days will be short.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
.EtDTICE.

.VOT1CE.
I'm and after tn dS January the undersiRns
~ BANKERS in the CITY ~ Davenport, viii oysn tn.
Offices for business at O'Clock A. NJ, aud ciose ~
O'Clock r. n. until further notice.
COOK 4 SARGENT
MACKLOT CORRlN
TALL MAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN.
CuTRB, BRO. Burrows 4 co.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL 4 CO.
AcGRRGOk, LAwkB BLAKEMORE
Jan1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

NsyEd,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

RAFT SxAsMED.-A very large lum-
Der rah came down over the rapids Sunday
evening last. and struck the pier. breaking
it in three pieces. No one was injured We
understand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

YEsTERDAY.-Not excessively warm
nor yet disagreeably cold. but . sufiicien,
degree Of both to suit most people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

STEALING LuMBER.-Snooks ia a
man Of very questionable honesty. and It
has been currently reported by parties who
have had the disadvantage Of being his ac-
quaintance that he has been frequently de-
tected in the very act Of unlawful sppropri.
alton. On Sunday evening THE public nui
sance with develish grin on his mahogany
countenance, saw . raft smash up on the
pier. and Immediately took skiff. not his.
Of eourse-and put out for plumber. 1t iss
sad pity he had not been at church instead
Of being engaged in such business. but it
comes 80 natural to him that he almost in
stinetisely practices NAL appropriation as
the means to secure nourishment with which
to prolong his miserable life. Shocks
reached the raft-or divided one third
more or less, Of it. and 1t being unoccuped,
with lis usual nleanness stole . bunch Of
shingles. and padded away his canoe in
glee II there had only been policeman
in that part of the city-alas. poor Snooka,
You would have gone up" We trust pro-
per pains will he exercised in capturing
such scoundrels; for it is hard enough in all
conscience 10 have raft smashed in pieces,
without suffering loss by a set Of unmit,-
gated scamps like Snooka
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

The ground which was cleaned by
fire on Front street last July. 10 shout to be
built upon again It 10 fine business point,
and should be occupied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Upholstery !Geeas sns vSrPettng,
WHITNEY. LYON 4 EBIsO.,
Sd Randolph At. Opposite Court House, Chicago III
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Da-
w veDI crt and vicnity, that they have receiv'
their Spring stock OF
CARPETlNGS
Comprising m assortment selected with great car.
from the cheapest Cotton to the most expensive Va
get. Rugs and Mats 70 Cor respond. Also, Cocoa
Mats and Mating, Bookings, Crumb Cloths, OIL Car
pets, &c. Any one desiring to have their Carpets
cut and made by sendlIg the dimensions Of the
can rely on having them done to their ertire satis
faction.
W. fully prepared 70 execute all orders entrust-
cd to u for
Drapsriss. Upholstery Z Hsue-Dscosasins.
A full ASSESSMENT Of Damasks, Drocaieis, BE-, Of
recent imDort alton and new est styles.
Mr.. Csc p. LvOH's residence In Paris for two
vars, In the celebrated establishment Of Krieger
c. aives sreat facilities for executing eli inds
Of UPHOLSTERY WORK In the b ST po sibie m.n
ner and at moderate charges. Mattresses and Pew
ushtins made to order. inch ~ 4 dSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
WINDOW SHADES.

which for Beauty Of Finish end epsndos \ Dssien,
cannot be sarpasssd-vsryins from Is 70 1l00 PER
pair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Na--1hs slao1e ~ d - h.
- <oaobsn 49, ~ go Assssj
SO eAsAssisss iits ~ esl u . Oesss,
NTH ssl6s - q - - tie Res
.QsaGeise IL 1sse assisls slsas Ness
- & oslass1 y he fsilsrs 81 ssos
one sf sase - ssst de bsisk Assss %
sossss q ossdy - 4sb, Sss. TIE ssv
ssssy ct Svsalisss to rect 10 also falls.
s'eas - ~ former ; for part Of then
80 skss1y tstsa, ED wsrs vhss Tie
sss'e's wss pabiished. The sssssls o,
~ Assss upoe he landlords at Dsssp.
ooss 49, subsidized By passiea. end ].
osisolssed to do 20 good. bscaass isl.e
10 elect, and . misrepresentation Of our
abroad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

TIVE uhdersirn' d havr removed 10 tre new tui'd
4 ius in Ac~anus 4 Sh'psrd BlJ,s. on s. c,n'
tr''', wher' they viii ,Uain iuius The err cii"n
their new bank Building. ready 10 attend TO buinet
ususl
marcheitf COOK AsARGENf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
DINING SALOON

n = - y a q "a -. N y
9seBPALAc1 DININ0 sALOOh ~M - again
ope0ei. On Wednesds, neat Ma 18Th VhtCh
vtll on ductrd % h~ret,f,re IN TIE Eastern spl
Mropssa plan snsser the tup-, sistu " o Nixon
OysteuS. esSnr and mcats ri oh lind. served q sny
ho,ir 10 snv ssyie ard N nAnn-r uns' r,AaseA ~
Any hous' vest q New u. Regular meals ftvm
otIl 10 aoca from - III . AID fr, NJ 70 r. D..
ING provtied With eompes eni aud enc Mt csoks 4
~ ssso ID Of rsnt rtna ful sn r.rt sseisiscsia
70 ~ vi ssvor him VIII th.tr psi,.nss. III.
saseeo ,tsed ~ and oonsuct-d in .sch . manner "
" render the most FASH nanls and sscomnoA,e,pe
Se~ogs = - city fhose Who are ssx Il :. % thl.s
D go = 60. est ~. sss, u =. ILse 3 O..
]. 4. oAArWOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
- $500. 7-is'i s-------=----a-
Public .A1ficp.

NOTIG & is herb given ,hs, il 4. the intention
~ III" City Counc 81 the city II D,vf mort TO
take and spprcprat ate much land as NAV he peces
sarv Il orn "id-n md extend Rock Island street
eighty FEET in WIDTH. r. 1th str - nerth H. Iccus
street AND IN " Cmniis sonrrs viii he I-cted IN
for after TIN days publication Il ih,- notice. -
GGO SARGENT,
JnneI6,iiM n.ra.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

ExrLANAToRy.-M Mickey, Senior Of
the Ne1s. Gays that he discovered in our
notice Of his blackguardism his name was
spelt Wilkey. and therefore he FLARES up"
because We did not write it Whisky, (the
moving spirit Of all his editorials y We
confess that Whisky is generally under
stood to be the substance, il not the name of
Mr.. Wilkey's body corporate" and Turn
KEY the frequent nightmare Of his mind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

LAW AND LAND UrrICR.-Measrs.W w.
E. Barber / CO. have opened . Law. Loan
and Land Office in Grants Block, Main
street. where they will attend with prompt
meas and care to to all business entrusted
their: charge. Parties wishing to secure lands
or negotiate loans will find these gentlemen
ever ready to serve them to their satisfac-
ton. Being men Of experience and thorough
integrity. and possessed Of good business
talent. the public can rely upon having all
matters put in their hands attended to pro-
uarlV,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23
For thu state Dem ocral

TOT SoS ntete Democrat
In the Gazette Of Saturday there appears
a little article headed The tail board Cues
tion.' and seems to he intended for a slur
upon our City Council and Street Commissio-
ner. or else to show their (the Gazette's) ig
norance. II the former, it is miserable fail
ure. If the latter. they have succeeded ad-
m'rably. We would recommend to ApD in
his mighty littlenes and Grandma in her do
taee, to spend the first few leisure moments
which they have in examining the manner
in which . wagon is constructed, and per
haps they may discover the use of tail
boards II the worthy editors will consent
to let the Street Commissioners business
alone. and attend to things with which they
are better acquainted, they be will better
able to sustain the circulat Ion Of their sheet.
which they alone boast Of, Therefore re-
member:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

One who will supply the people Of Da-
vsspost with good meat and is willing to
comply with the Ordinance Of the City
Council OF Davenport, which is to keep
Slaughter Houses in such condition o. not
make themselves sick nor prove q nuisance
to those living near; and 20 that meat will
tie PsssAble to those who eat it. Such one
by starting business will have the custom
OF the people Of Davenport. and also prove
real benefastor ia these times when the
butchers are 20 Independent that they will
not comply with wholesome lave
MEAT HrXGRY.