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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
GROCERIES,.

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~E01 s1RRIO.lL.
tresh Groceries and Good 1hinxs.
saSksd Mslibut. Salmon IA A.ts
Salmon, stsctprsi
a. Maekerel Bms. ; h.f's
- Feb, ierr,hS
Baskets Baskets!
" evsrs Size sbays ri quality how ~ can b horsht
in im city Also CABS aad WILLOW WAhE %
essty ai.urirtioI.
xAaaCa E71Co,
A .ui~fisr ar;iiu fsv prdhinss. Az Ispar oAs
Tl,,,,a u,~inruu y saxery French Mustard fltk r.
Prt..ryr., rruits sri Aat.. esnhtss, 49, ~. 81
Fac rx.rr g. 90 fsh. - found Al -
DAIZHILJR 90.
,,u.,aup sEgor 2Dti AMI PRO IT,
l'nA'%"H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Removal;
CRABBE'S uair- Ore sstDg s Shaving
- - r. - . N
WILL ~ roasessd to-cay. 20 ss~ss 1r,sf Soon
w usdeg lbs Ls Claire Eorse, wLers i~ OH we
&c f.d 10 rs>1rsss to scrve his erg4asoHs crF;0ra
-. ;ssf @ef afFsH~@. r.--rsr
PerfGmeryi FerfuEes,
(sAss-AHytv os hand tho largest ~ - 7ss-
Nuwerv, Csstxxss, ExsrsMs, v 9sha. So Rsss-
sdss H.siaran,.s D,-s Ah. SAAs1E spps;sT
Tricaaaliken & nalr Dye
.,Ssy. a. erA slAs uA,r. vissh. nad T,cb Er,. kss
0folRe. "a "KASsk
AesSdi
NEW TIN STORk.
SfNHy .SSset;SSy. h%vs iNsS cHsasd store % nss-
rfsseskrSSsx VEirS ana yuafsn STA, xAsss
IN hned nanslsGs HslES - - ssas.ssstS ~
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eupvzo. IN AND snA1s-ssc9 wAAH.
Payt,Gs.4s aassntlse rsla v AcsAAs, se-asiEa AsA
tcalSn6, CAaaAsy nerctApt y e@r ssif uscs ss sse
sssj y3sk Si6-WAl1 81 Sas;sssA vhsS
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill NLoChineEv.

AS@AAA Gs&$S~|AAAAAS "
ELLIS IL MOORE,
II AVING made important additions 70 our machinery
and greatly increased faotiec mznuacturing
sTEAH ES0Es and Machinery ofevery description are nov
prepared % manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal
Ia point OF ensh and durability any the West
and at as low prices Having been practically engaged 10
the Manufacture OF MachnaTy IN Nashville FOR the a.
teen and giving personal attention
featuring Department We feel confident that give
satisfaction 10 all Who favor With her orders a. our
old stand, Nos s. and 81 Market street, Broad Mash
vile, Tcnn.
Anknds Of work for Flour Nils Steam Boats Saw Mfls
Tobacco Factories, Banks as &e 4c executed promptly
and az the lowest cash prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three $4,000 Pillow Handles;
900 assed Handles 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
IT'S white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz b Cedar Cans;
IS doz Pine churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 dOE Wen Buckets assted
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons 7o0 nests German Market do
900 Carts common; 400 d0s Feed Rasketsinsto'
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Markei
200 extra Is doz Chidren's Rattan an.
Pick Baskets; 5 dog ass'ted once Chair
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Also-Co. Hampers Imported fancy Work, Fru'
nd Flower Stands Also-Willow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and skeleto
Is Is Rocking Horses; IS dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1o0cois IN and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
,5S coils coils = to inch do do Do do s $50 do;
25 reels Bed Cord and Piow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
Loco lbs Broom Irvine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
rs bales Battingi $50 reels Hemp Packing;
So wrapping Irvine; $50 q Jate Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles Qrund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 - McgreRor's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do;
Koreans Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
I75 Ham a 20 Batting do;
81 900 lbs Roofing do dry; i5oOOlbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly O hand.
CHURES.
Pine Churns 90 24ineA Red Cedar do 90 % do
Cerdar do 16, 49, 20, 22 do Painted 90, 80 "a do
dos - g Z" Barrel doI6,IS. 20. %
HAmESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. n. BARRETT,
may14 cor Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, @
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
DYsenIery, Kstoody FIux, Diarrhea, and
al disorders OF Tic RoNucIa

all disorders of the Bowels.
FVNHE GrRfenherg Dis nteFy SYRUP sovereign In an
disorders OF the Bowels Noth.ng Is more Injurious
than the use OF opiaes such disorders The DysensT
sVrap nsutralEes acrdity aud chenicAy alters the
eontsnt Of Bo~es aud very gradually checks the dis
thousand certificates Of its efficacy could
got Ia Middle Tennessee alone, bat We prefer give
but one, from the chairman q he Beard Of Health Nsw
York.
HEW YoRK, April 2sth, fs4s.
My position last year, chaiFmanof tbs sanitary Com
mtee Of this city, brought eopsaaiy la contact wh
persons feriRg froe ChoherA, Dysentsrys &e Facts
coming under my observation. Wth reference % the
efficacy Of your DysenteFy syrup Ia Tie have been
o0nhrmed by the testimony o. associaes on the CON
ttee aad particularly By Alderman De foEest, 81 the
First Ward. So strongly Impressed with TIE value q
your preparation, caused De seat the Quarantine,
where the Cholera then existed and i not its re-
markAbls that but single reported afterwards
TIMOTHY X HiBBAkDt u. d.
Charman Board ~ Hsalths \. 4.
The ChIIdFenss PaHacea Is vel kaesn % Be
most encacous al disorders 81 children os g nfe
years old Wig should Ro-ihEz q al TIE enidrsn born
die before they ave years Old Il not that The
FeFmHaees ana All tha cher pQEeTfal medcnes admias
tered 70 t-a we're Nos tRaFlana IestnE aud other
diseases o. ne f9ad unmer bu Ettie appFeheH
ecn Shsrs bis sazed. The DYsensery Syrup and Chi-
dfen's faAaea are N2rt tban gords ezpressa
lulylL MAcAEEZIE bEoAWITH.
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NANCE g. WOODWARD'S
Advertisements.
Wv

WE offering good bargains in the following list of
w property
so feet of ground extending from Spruce to McLeOre
street between Union and Cedar Streets may be divided
into two lots Of 40 feet each, Isl feet deep.
One lot on College street, nearly opposite Ament's
y lots in West Nashville, near the N. c. depot
lots on South Summer street. improved and2 vacant.
One lot fronts 4s2 feet Maple street. with superb brick
dgelng, and all necessary out houses shrubbery, &C.
Depot.
lots on College ST. 80 and As feet, in 7th Ward near
old Baptist church.
80 lots ar Baena Vista Springs of all sizes fOm so feet
2 lots wen improved in Tth ward on MarEet street
lot 19l feet Lebanon Turnpike between the Water
Works and Militia College.
COUNTRY LANDS.
80 acres Murfreesboro Turnpike miles out-a most
beautiful sight some buildings.
60 the Buens Vista Turnpike, = miles out well
i56 acres miles out near the Stewards Ferry Turn
acres adjacent to Spring Place on Lebanon turnpike
miles out beautifullo
IS acres on the n. O. Railroad and Mill Creek miles
out, a handsome lot.
so acres near the n Il C. Railroad ~ miles out, very
86Sl sores on the N. a c. R. R ard NH Creek Valley
Turnpike, miles out, pretty place
proved.
\ ~ II miles ont Murfreesboro Turnpike, well
improved.
6O acres is miles aliatin Turnpike adjaee ut TO
Saundersvie, very good place and very cheap.
AZ Browns creek mile out, with good brick
SO acres on the NolensvilIe Turnpike ~ miles out,
choice lot.
85R acres the NOlensviie Turnpike, miles out,
good place and cheap.
liz acres on Rains Avenue and the t. A. R. R. ga
mile out very cheap.
6k miles on the Mill Greek Valley Turnpike
very good.
q miles out the Franklin Turnpike T.
A. Railroad.
27}s acres miles out on the MurheesbOro Turnpike,
neatly improved.
rs acres miles out betFeen Gallatin Porter Turn.
pises very rich soil.
II acres miles out on Lebanon Turnpike, well i'm
proved.
Mill
5000 acres less quantity, miles the CaTks-
Vile Turnpike heavily tu1bered.
n niles North side Cumberland river above
town
ga choice land ~ miles between Husboro
and Rchand TuTnptkes choice farm.
100 ~ miles out Franklin College, well
proved.
ls2 10 miles on 4 C. Rail Oad good improve
meuts.
$40 is miles both sdes Of Big Harpeh river
and the North Western Railroad; miles Fast OF Kingston
Springs, very good tract
As 4 : miles ont between Mrs. Smiths Min and
Fraus in College, good spring.
1871 mile ~ ,. OF town Of Franklin and
mile OF T. 4 A. Railroad good improvements eau
on 8 a No e. Cherry street.
aug2s NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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s First 0i: Is: per 1ocIbs., go
Tbip5 :, 4" s 20
Boxes Hats, 295
goods not euumeraied, Carboys OF Acids, or
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs, 20
FIRST CLASS.
iano For'es. Books Stationery, roots, Shoes Liquors
Oils, &C, in bottles, Caphine and Spirits Turpeune in
cases clocks Confeconsries Cotton os9ds Rry Goods
boxes or oses Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and shrubbey
Plates lat owners riskl Oysters jars sad.
dery, Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware. except such specified third class Coffee
Mills Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Crockery and Queensware in crates and
casks, Rice, whiting aster Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes ShovelS, Spades, Sad Irons Zinc ard Tin pigs
Tin Plate Anvs Vices casks OF Chsius ard Hoes, Manila
Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad Wheels aud Axes
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosn in barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes ats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
light ateles not ennmeratedi also Carboys Of Acids
other Chemicals Will be charged at double frst class
Ess- Have every package plainly marked with name OF
confignee' destination and depot Of delivery. Attention
to this natter prevents delays and losses and nsures
speedy delivery.
Go9as shpped via ssyapnah should he consigned to
ed care Agent G R. R, Savannah, Ca.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be CONSIGNED the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston, and
packages marked, Agent s. O. r. R, Charlie
The through rates As above cover an expense ON New
charged either dt Charleston or .SdrdRn0h.
Shippers rely uniform rates sAd prompt de'iv-
cries by both lines over charges damage
line, will be adiudged by the agents Of the Nashville
Chattanooga Road.
case missing goods VIII take charge OF any
correspondence necessary for their recovery,
found, viii pay for the AZ the eNriraon Of 50 days
after notice Is given. an notices lost goods
ellie stations the AdshUiNe and Chattanooga
Road. mast De addressed 10 H. l. anderson, SHpt.,
NaSkUile.
Merchants when in New York will receive every Informal
ton and assistance in shippinr by applying 70 the
OF the Charleston line No 95 BroadS ay, the
nah Line, No 10 Broadway.
CHA'S. W. ANDERSON,
msy29-u GenT Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14

WE especially invite the attention Of Ladies
w large assortment of PerfHmeres and Toilet Articles
embracing Hndk Extracts, French and German Colognes
Ponades Cosmetics, Hair Restoratlves, etc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
TO BUILDERS.


We have on hand large assertmeDt o. COMMON sud
PAHLOR dKAfks, trom the prinei al manufactures OF
sew fark, PiIfbaFEh AID Cibennasi. To Psrsoas Who
bay ~ he quantity, &c Will sell a. lsu prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14

HAVE gust resolved us zsst superior Cos Bells srsi
oartd ~ sale ths aarkel. CAl farmer, before 81
are saii. uanssAl h s. WELLEh, -,
CJaLT.-sa3 bsisin sssss aasfos sale -
- An2s HO-h GO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
MCCLURE, BUCK s. CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
mo. is MARKET STREET,

mo. Is MARKET STREET,
II AVE always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Timed
II Copper Rvets Castings, Parior and Chamber Crates
Stoves Tin Ware and complete assortment ofarce usu
ally kept in our line.
Country Merchants requested to call and examine
our Stock purchasing elsewhere prepared
their bills upon good house out
West jaD29
lust received lot Superior Floor Scales Also Plat
j form and Counter Scales. ian29 Nice. B. co.
A FINE lot of Castings of all patterns hand at
n ian29 McC. Co.
WE are now making Wrought Stoves little bet
iap2S McO. B. & co.
ID OOFING, Gutterng kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron,
~ and Copper Work doae in the most workman-like
manner, and at the shortest notice by
ian29 McC. B. b co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON Nj. BRlEh & M. M. BRIEN JR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Cce No ~ West side % Cherry ST., Coopcr's Building
formerly occupied by I'd. Ewing.
HAVE taken In co-pHrtnerEhp my son, n NJ BRIE1S in
the practice Of al the Courts OF Davidson coun-
u. One or both generally be found In the onice.
Prompt and especial attention always securing
and collecting ali ciaims (oney always ready when col
lected
have been constantly ard regularly engaged lie pro-
fesson ia the Mountain District the years
and VIII continue 10 atend TO securing and collecting
claims intiusted 70 in the counties Of Cannon
Dekalbs White Fentress, OveEon, Putnam Jackson
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business 10 those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville and Of other places might
and It to their interest confer with relation there
to.
refer TO any aud all persons who knos me, for ms
ability and prompt attention 70 basness.
mATohiT-ly MANSON 81. BRIEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-14

We hass on hand hsou's hous furnace, for heating
dwelling houses psbs bsugs, s4leh oeaiaea TIE ara
pFi1e A. The Chryafa P4aeu, LonQn ae furnaces
iFeu Raa IA tganos, oeEazAy and England AA4 pat
10 coa Pgttion.
sea hsse~t EAstsFa prices, wish The height added.
MckENZlE q WILSON,
Juiyia Nashville.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14

mtuv Of his ecmpeers Il that state survive
10 ward hjsn due credit FOR the vigor Of his
psn snd TIE Cd. r.ci.r q Ms i.bors IN the
csdA 7aign Of that year.
Shorty sfterwA. Dc he purchased the io.a
Caipial Reporter, and entered Up ~ ~ e1r
torisI duir. in the .pricg OF 40. .oueh
ali the ,urbulenee OF politics incident 10 me
transition from . territorial TO state FORM
Of government. his paper was noted Tor an
ev,o handed frmness and fidelity TO the true
interest, Of the Democratic party. while lls
boidness In advocating sou d democratic
t.r,rib.s secured the formation and adop'
lion 81 our present excellent constitution.
Al his sntecedents are 1t The true National
stamp; no shrinking t'midi'y OF time serv.
ing exp.diency ever furnished his political
e.cutrhron. In the nenorsbl controversy
with Great Britain, on the Oregon boundary
question. he Wa: among the most earnest IN
opposing any compromise OF Americas
rights, SO clearly established BY the diplo
macy Of ou' ptese, t Chwf Magistrate eject;
and i; vas then that hr conceived that his
admiration for the eminent nationality and
craftsmanship Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, which
has made him ever since warm friend and
ardent advocate Of his nomination TO the
Presidency.
These remarks are vouns eeved bv one
who know, shd 10 identified with the pol''
icai history OF the North West, bn' more
especially with this state, and who is des'r.
ous Of seeing justice don" among Democrats,
and more wise policy adopted for the Ia
,ur~. than that which has heretofore pre-
varied 10 so great al extent
Possessing a fine educ, ton. as sell
made ma:'. with capaca'.es Il a high order
and dignity OF character and bearing I,
grace any official stat on that M CHI be con
frrred upon hin, Mr.. Palmer has never ye
received any pforer acknowledgemeit oil
his merits, from the simple fact that he ha'
not been ere politician o. place hui ter
.hIle hundreds OF that class. with far leS
/ to recommend them, either morally Or po
Ii,,caliv, have been raised Ia honor and OF
ulen,e b, our party. as the fruits OF Demo
cra'ic vici..rie won IL hai Il contested heis
mainly b, the rGors Of working democra's
,u-h h. whose naMr heads thi' article.
L.
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go ~ - n = - T.
Msssre. fdisots :-As tHsny esqa;iise
ore aads 81 me coossfniaS sAs above
ssssd town. you will cblies ns b H.
ssrsiog sbe following fses,i
Csmssehe 10 situated shoot thirty
milss sbovs Davenport, on the west bsnk
OF The Mississippi river, being the es.s.
ern terminus Of the Greet Western Rail.
sosd Of love, DOW in progress Of con-
stsuctiop, from Can sochs to Upton, in
csdss Cosssy, ssd designed to be placed
under contract the coming eprisg to
lows City, the Capitol Of the State, and
eventually continued 90 70 Oskslooss and
Nebraska City.
The Chicago, lowa and Nebraska Rail
Rosd 10 DOW constructed to Camsnche,
end vest OF that place to the oouosy seat
OF Ciintso county, Dewitt, and 10 uo.ler
contract from, Dewits to Cedar Rapids,
On the Osda! River, in Limo county.
about seventy milee; and will eventusl.
y DO continued 70 the State line OF Min
neeots, end connect With tho Duhueue
and Pacific railroad (oow constructing
from Dubuqae) at Cedar fsils, and a.
/ ford the sh0rtsss route for Gil poin,s
west and north Of that place TO reach
Chicago.
Nearly opposite Csmanchs, on the
east eide Of the river, 10 the City Of Al
bany, III, from which place to Mendoza
the junction Of the Burlington and Chi
cago Railroad, aud the Illinois Central
RsiIrond, there 10 now under contract
the Csmancbe, Albany, and Msndota
Railroad, City five miles 10 length, to
be completed in 1858; and from Mendots
to Joliet . railroad 10 alec being con
structed, giving an intersection at the
lass named place, with the Rock Island
Railroad 10 Chicago, and with the Joliet
Cut OF, which connects at Lake Station
with tho Michigan Oen raj and Michi
gan Southern, and the Fort Wayne
Pntsburg 4 Philsdslphia Railroads, %.
wing about forty miles over the Chicago
route, for cattle and produce from tn'
central and northern part Of Iowa.
There is good bottom a, Camanch,
for bridging he Mississippi river, snt
40 Island, favorable for crossing, onl!
fourteen hundred and forty eight fee
from tho west bsnk, over which it i
contemplated to construct . bridge, {,
connect the Great Western with th
Csmanohe, Albany 4 Mendoza Rsilr rad
il the Courts allow tho present bridge .
Rock Island to remain.
CamSno has already n population
Of about one thousand, with the follow
ing evidences Of its growth aud prosper
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Qpeen City Diniag Naleen.

ITAvIHO procured To- sssi.tsnce 81 Lss vel!
III hnavn nr . c. Nnos IN my oai - which !.
have junt hs.am.nsiy a. ed, an eonnd Ut Of s.n-
1.risg tho utmot sss,sfscti.n in the DIxIKo DrsI
NESS 1hieh .hsil be pAuetsd the Does 90 rov.d
p-ineipies. Warn meals s~s we'd ~ Of oil hOuSS,
lit coaee slvays ~ haDh. shs-s o. pnblie pat
renss- il soiirned At 'h~ QUEEN CIsv DIHIso 81
laos on B,sAy ~. q, bciv.en Front ssi y oad
UeOt side.
msreAIAim JANIS =. ARNOLD
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r. C. DADS.
Trustees Sale.e

M'Hs' KAs on the nth day q December, 4. u,
" 1854 ChsTts }. II. Eys.r and q hti tina Eyser,
HE Stf", xecuted unto Antn g sbin - Trustee, .
c'riaiu De Of lru conveying 70 said Trustee the
ali In SCOT unity Iowa, deserib-d - folio~s to-
wi'; The rat half of Lot rumbrr I'VE (s) IN bio.k
number four ~ in the city Of psvenpst which laid
conveyance "a. made bv the said Charles }. II. and
Christina hi. wife, for the purpose Of securing the
ra,n,'rt "fs certain pronaissory note and the inter-
est Their on ssn-a BY .ah Chsvirs J. H. Eyer dated
the 18th day ~ Decsnber. A. D. 1884,, and pay able
in one wear FROM date with intere~t At per
pr snnum.
And nov said note having become doe
and ayable and The aid ChsrI,sJ II. Eyser hsvins
failed 10 pay the SANE L. A, stin Corbin, Trustee
sfrsaid, D. her BY give this public notice. that bv
vrtn" ~ the pteer which 10 in me v~steA hy said
deed % Tru.t, wilton TUESDAY THR svvsSYH DAY
or APR1I A. Is a, ., the hour Of O'CLOCK in the
Afternoon Of said dsy st the Court House In the
city Of Davenport exps. snd Offer for sale ct pub
lie sncti 10 the hi hes, bidder for cab the parcel
~ land shove de- cribed much thereof ~ Oh ell
b" 'unei.n I" satsfy and pay the amount Of SAID
note with tn interest thereon 10 the day Of sale to-
Eeth<r with all the costs end attending sad
SALE, e,s's Of this notice ard Tru>t-e's f-es Upsn
tn" comIl ton Of such sale de d will b. given 10
secdancs wi the stipu alton Of said D. ell Of trust
Dated 'fe 18th day Of March, A. y. 1897.
mcf1ldts AUSTIN COhtlN. Trustee.
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DAILY srATE bEM0eRAT IOWA MANUH M le51



Ill 80 An HIbia ASoA /.
= snsaA "a Ort,nss.s .n,mi.<A ..As UrAInssss sss
AAisins Rsv-uuf -
s-e.s. - II enacted By the CITY cssosi u the
e1sy - Do, export. shst s-csaoA ssosl " - sid-
sascs snuti~d "aa srdsss - FOR raising rev Nm -
psasrd end APPROVED Aprii lssA. ieoe r. ~ sts~ni-
"a - u rssa !, h,nv~.
Al Tn erss meeting Of tbs CITY Couscil afrr ssch
turn, ard after said II sv .hali have been
corrected aud sqsalissd according to ls~, tn City
Oeaneii shail-v tai for osdh arg purpe,es NOT
to sacssi ave ais uton the dcllsr, Il th- raj and
prs.asl pr p~riy subj. c, to ,aaA,loa 10 sd e,,y
- further. for resA pnspos .. TO lrvy tax ~, 70
exc - tAr~e Mills =, dollar, On all prop~r,y liz
bic 70 Fad ia8 within said city,
Al ordinSncss And part, Of ordinances II c..a,cs
herewith ere hereby ,ep-si.d.
&C. =. AslcsrlL. Asys.
J.. Sls6s, q u pro. .so.
March q. 1857. marchiafat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-14
LAND FOR SALE.

kNoCk ~ acre lots, mile north q FULTON statiol
u 90 the aud y Rsilrosd On rea.oas b,s tern
Aso, ~ se'"s one m's north Of wa;cott; eheay
oh"-hah esrh, hslsncs in on~ aud Two yesrs
Also. 800 srre- in Washington county, 20 acre,
n"' '"".rr' and running water ON part. This ian
!. only ID miles fr.m Iowa City, and - from W,sk
inetoh on me road from Coiun,bus to kiehuaouA-
wiz 10 ~ ID chap, aud part time
farming land, spd we'll wstred
Also Ln'- In west davenport ranging 10 size
from eV Iee' by 2OO to?h seTe-; sold Ivr down and
balance Ia one and tso years.
Also, several n~at buildings 90 leased grouuS
vou'o 0" sold on r-ssonsbr terms Apply 70
&c. RAD3.