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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-30
Chancery Court-DaVidsouC County.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Catherine Brinkley. admr al O. w. Nance st ais.
VIE creditors Of vi Bin lev decd by order made in this
at the November Term. 1870 hereby nOtih-
Ell 10 file hec s against he Of said deceased with
the Jerk and o ths Court % ONCE before the
first Mondayin May next c. d. B&IEN, q. a ".
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WIN SIMMONS

CARPENTER AND HUILDER. respectfully aanounoss =
" the citizens Of Nashville that he Is located IN
Of Church and snnner sirsety, opposite The a.
Coud Botel, where he i prepared AZ h nds
Carpenters aud JeneF's Work. 0ors, and Binas
siar Ca-ex, show Cases Oc- DesEs, Fttnx up Siorss
io htng and Repairing, Ae.s prOnPtiy astsnasd 20
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The Eighth congregational District.


In the PATRIOT, of Tuesday, a letter
from JNo. "A. McEwEN, Esq, appeared, in
which he declined to become candidate
for Congress. This morning we republish
from the Republican BGaner, of yesterday,
similar letter from Gen. JAMES NJ.
QUARLEs. These gentlemen have been
constrained to adopt this course by an ear
nest and patriotic desire to prevent disor
ganization in this district, and to ''presS
forward the triumph" of the party in the
State. Both are entitled to the lasting
gratitude of the people; and we are sure
it will be accorded, warmly accorded to
them. We sincerely trust that the result
may be the restoration of good feeling and
concert of action, and success of the Amer
lean party.
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Firsf Hnrinp BAR

u ELD By The Davidson County AgsjsntsraI and Ne
II chancai socaty, 20 BE- held he Grouads q ne
tate bureau. the 1th, sh and dth u MAY Faniiy
Tic e. a. admitting Wh0ir families - The ground afinx he
fsir ay Be had ., he once q Robert lusk E ca Cot
uelnen-
THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Hsasurer.
anr--dfWtd a.
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For the Patriot,

MEssRs EDIToRs:-In your paper Of yesterday,
over the signature of American Mechanics, " OBJ
served a communication, expressing preference
for me as their candidate to represent Davidson
County in the popular brancI of our next Lee iSla-
ture. In answer allow me to say that my ervices
are at their disposal
Very respectfully,
JAS R. BRUCE.
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no rHE SrocKuoLDRRs 0F rae
Winchester & Alabama Z. r. Company.

THfkK IA - seeing q ~ stsckhaiers q Ne Wa
1nase - " Wncsrsisr, fcnaesscr, fhlItS-
3Af. NJ IN day q nsy, ISL siec aeea nrcctr er
as tsoptng, ~ nsling year knd a sd liags
sppala 81 - aafs - siait ockAoaierA A. hose
rfsaas ese Asss sae~rslhed n Ne same y tneola
ety, feune ar re parse ei extending lhe{1 natn
- 10
rs a. x - tss1Aals chap 80 81. Il, Psssd Esh.
isEl lnte Do1s - eFIeF Il ,as h1ard.
Nd kuN fENAHLE. frest1nk
,. r E4E1A. sstss1Aly sFst--6ns4e liliz1
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COTILLON PARTY.

MR. GOODWIN gives his lat PARTY Of the M,
vi season, at MS ROCKS, OyfR Ma. BEtcHs ff4At'
SrORE, oiege Street, tTidssy y. May kNJa
the -: and returns his sincere thanks 70 the
publ for the patrona he has received against an oppos
n and which he he shall continue % deserve, By
stict and Prupe- attention 10 pupils intrusted his
- Mr. q odEin vi open Ass FOR GENTLEMEN
Thursday, April Sjth. apr std.
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a. kSAWkT hsa ~ i1snes srurdAy noyuieg
~ fsss Nsg 0iri ee1 "Fi0LEr." % bl4es color
- .sss srlasn sars a. ace. shs . raihef aader tns
ssa b al heAFF na1s al 4aick speks1. she ne
prap ~ 81 la1n tc1ae 49, hstls NesAFs. Aed b
asxias seaat H. u Nash si,ie Ei1 gre Tea
sisrs ~ k.r 4euarF ne mE elcs No. s. Cherry
stsssG apr1l WILL l. f0fD.
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FUNERAL NorscH.

The Funeral Service Of caDsT cHsxsE Sterling Ala
wi Be PsfO med 10 day. Al the University Of SAshvi
ao'eloek ?. s., ~ Rev A. Z Riga
The friends q the deceased ane of ts University arsrs-
spectfally invited . attend
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Fifty ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER
Ed LAND.

One mile East Of Anto,h Dspot n O. R. R. adjoining the
lands If Me- srs Paine, Gregory others. Aud
FIFTEEN ACRES OF ZINE CEDAR LAND,
about mile Fast OF the MlrreesborO Turnpike, 10
miles II m Nashville.
TERys-1hs Hometaad, uoon a credit OF one-shird pay
ale IS h. December ne the balance in and W. years,
purch giving bond with approved security for the nrs
pa ment, aud lien ned for the r-nander
The Timbersd and Cedar Lands, credit Of SIX
Twelve and Eighteen months. Notes with approved seca
rity.
Possession ven soon as notes are executed, OF te
Timber and ed unconditional or the Homestead WIN
the unbrance that the renter Mr. T. j. Hedman IS 70
occupy the premises until lst January next
Omabusses will leave the e5rnsr OF Cedar and Cherry
Streets at O'Clock, for the sde. Passage TO ard from
Tee. COLLATION. usual, and all are invited 10 attend.
Apr 3Oth, 57-27. R GLASSOJK Agent
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Only till Monday next, May ith!
CORNS AND BUNIONS.
7. ii. DALTON, II. D.,

LATE SURGEON PEDIST
Two the Rova FAM les Of ENGLAND Fance and Portugal
from Eegeat street. London and PlGnN odze Isle Of
N, brEs make known, that having Gently arrived in
Orleans, profe sou Al and plea Of this
gre Id Amrrca--he Is q presert n vst of
days only 10 NASH VILE, during VII en- time he may
be 'uFd by tho III Ce' with COINS 81 ner hard or
sO; BUNoNs or otherwise trOubl9 some tOfNAILS
all q wrn hnwCVer long ssndug bad he guara tees
cure FFFEC rUAt LY and PERMANENTLY In he short
space ~ a few minutes without the on ~
COSvENI,ScE either durng hr removal Afterwards, and
upon strictly enable to place his services
with the raeh % ali VINO FeqIire them.
Dr. D'Aton's con ting.roon No. 81, St. Cloud Hotel
Nashville private entrance uext door q the right OF the no.
Office door, between and the ladies' Entrance, and has
90 cjnne zion AHA With the pubc rts Of the
Hoel Consultation hcuIs from 10 O'Clock, NJ, t o.
clock, p NJ ami from TIL p. NJ dali during his very
un ed stay.
Dr D'Aon does visit under any circumstance, and
viii be very Iarcu 10 the above hours.
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Southern Pacific Rail Road Stock.

A FEw shares GAG be hal BE- applying a. ths B.nE q
n Asshvlis q "a I'M eay He.sl-rsSa 80.
April len, ts3f a.
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BLAME BOOKS!
Royal, Medium Demi, and Cap Sizes full bound.
Cap size, hat bound.
Memorandum Books, with ami without locks
PISS Books, an sizes.
Railroad Rece pts, for the " C. and T. Railroad
Bills Of LadinR, Arno DIS Fluid, Maynard Noyes Ink,
Gusot's and Arnod's Rcd Inks BlOting Paper. Sand,
ills Letter and Cap Paper Paper Enveopes& &C.
For sale by spi29 CHAS. W. SMITH.
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nwKf.LfsG ssot "a Fsn RkNs, 10. a
~ YES ssrssl kaaslFsef MAJ. = = tlLlIAa
sPs4s-A kA n Gear saEesl
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CHICkERING - SONS
p 7 a N @ 8 +!

ffNHg sahscrssr Aavng been appointed aais Asenf ~
q n above cseorassf insFa8eat ~ NaaA-
I'll snd Nias Truneszss, hsstakea - ever q ".
sHh's ess or, No Al Csi<ss street, sasre ae has eeu
un aHd O. ss~s ssoftnsFs 81 hs desrsnt paiis -
81 g. e. and oetare. see saagasAy esrsed IL rs s'ya
= Loss XIV. t4Fc aai tke ctuot FrasfaiJ ~
fe talfY lnViied 10 c4f ani ms Soc siseA e
Pass, phh fer eeaay ael1h, iEiiaess Ana PessS 81
ssd tssi rtg o laaca. sknse. D. safPas y ssy
txnos tkar iks Insi et&ses - tnfefe
aver iAstraarn warranted snf so - ss4a-As1A' -
gric1s, Al4E ~ csas o. traRspeftsttaa on y.
4. hkLLnR, sals ks4rt ~ Cas- ssfins SO.
r. Aashsaae ana saaais feaeasse.
~ 8ntraaee b Rians kao4 iAf1Nlfa = - - -"
Be9ksasrs. a. cshsss-si- aFfts-e 1875
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POETICaL WORKS,

POETICAL WORKS,
IN ANTIQUE BINDIN
sHAKSPEA 2E-BYRoN.
BURNS-SOUrHEY.
BEN JoNSON -C)WPTR.
MoNTGOMg RY-sCOIT.
MOORE-SHELLET.
POPE HOOD.
LONGFELL0W-ID IrH MAY.
CHILDE HARg L.i--LALLA k00KH.
BRITISH PoETS-S vols.
DICTIONARY OF POETICAL QUOTATIONS..
For sale by spr25 BE CHAS. W. SMITH,
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Notice to Stockholders.

rTsHFRF Wabs an sl.eon hsd Al tb~ q the CON.
4 MEKCIAL INSURANCE sfiMPANf % hosDsI, M
40 - Nay mex tom - Scock A. NJ. unn 0'rsock. p
NJ srthe Vafp9e q slrct tetrn ~ eetofs 70 asnAge
gbe adSFs q ssiI o. ~ ~ uitE tsefe noftns-
Asa tthr sEre time end pd.ee, eeeSou stt - beid
Tor eessn irseifrs aaRRs The aftira 81 las Nksh
vuLE fNsUAANCs AND Tkusf CosPANY az ne sn
spsi-sd JAWS wAikKR. EesrstAry.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

ChAhCEh1 SALE.
LNOR and account n the Clerk and Master IN the
J. case Of Henrv Cruteh-r, administrator &c, T. n.
Crucher a ais, in the Chanc Court Nashville, by
vi the OF de ia said esuse, Wil, THURSDAY,
the TN Of Msy next. the premises, sell public sale,
ortvdve arres ~ AND in Davidson county, 1enuesse,
the VIII ties Greek Turnpike and Cumherlsnf River,
al dining he la d Of Dr. Shelby. This set vii be sub
divided in Ew Fer Of fT' to 70 ave
paIteua ar dv'eip len Of Which viii sp in band bills
before the das % sale
1EsNs credit Of one, and three years, notes
satisfactorily bearing Interest and lien retained.
vale at II o'clock, A NJ.
A. " s. LINDsLEY.
y. e. GLAscoCK, Au tioueer apr2
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Bonnet Boards
ADVERTISE
Key to the Geology Of the Globe:

WORK designed by developing general laws, TO assist
the tracing the Il localities for mineral
wealth; the Geol0g in following out the gradual and pro-
greve development the earth, according fixed laws
the PyscidH in Oh CRYING the effects Of soil and Ct
mans physical mental aud moral dton, whether for
hea tn disease; the PIaHrpif, Legislator, in de-
ducing from tn laws best for future improve
ment, individually tly, and nationally.
The Of riroHs is kao1U the laws by which the
universe is governed the rirfue obey them
BY RI HARD OWEN. VI D.,
Professor Of Geology and Chemistry in the University Of
Nashville Tennessee. April 2S-dItr-wlws
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-30

Dr. D'Aron has likewise received numerous other tsst
ronas In Memphis. tom Fsnufutn q he highest repse
abHly, reudng T. n. fsTgrr, Esq., Attorney, 4e; r. g.
Koshe, 80, tanker. ard msns others.
Ne has eHife received similar testimonials rom John
e. IrF~ NJ. ~, p iiscktttn, NJ ID D. NJ. BaRbafn, NJ
n uun 4. Turner, jufgr, Major ChJt4rd, q. EasOn,
go, o. NeleAf ehSHn, L. N. Mania ., fsq., JOIN r
Waisorth Lsq-, ucnry Kdal ktq Q. suTgrt 80, and
efhers Of NsteheE
LlseSise ffom samuel A. Cartsl.ht n. considered 70
he o. the 8 emreHf Thy-csns n Ne >oa = fcn =
l. Cragro1f, 81. D. Pr fsor on D. mry ifo = Bard "a
d. Professor u Anaomy aat Ocait and thsr sqnsly ssd
professional % hikh sAndrE IN saw on
LEsNs, Co. wth thousands hou ph3sei4ns saFgSons,
ths noby clergy ssd Esn y o. al e4ses 10 Furcpe may
b seen On appacnuoa a.ring consultation hoars.
anrI Nh
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TESTIMONIALS.

FEoH the REvy r EDGtR, D D NASHVILLE
DR. Dalton has this ing given quite sat factory
proof Of his scentfc skill In opel aOu Of my toe
nails, which had long been Troublesome 10
ST CLOCD HOrEL, Apr 20, Is57 J. 7. EDGAR.
From Mr. W. MeLanahan, Of the hrm Of Anderson, Ali.
son 4 20, Try Goods Merchants, Nashville.
Dr. D'AIon has extracted three Corns from Bunon
my eft foot The ope alton performed expe
diious painless, and matery and afforded mme-
date relief W. ID. McLANAbAN.
ST CLOuD HorEL- April ~, 1851.
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THE SCARCITY OF MEAL.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCE
Carter, M'Kay & Co.

Carter, M'kay & Co.
I'm THURSDAY the sOth Of April 1851, at 10 O'Clock,
~ NJ, viii offer for sale
80 hhds N. Orleans ugAr; 100 ibis whisky
. bags Cofee 10 bnls Am Brandy;
IS bhls ushed Sugar; 10 bbls 8. NJ Vine;
Is bbls powered do; 90 bnves Otard brandy;
So fegs Mails; 20 hbls Smiths o. z Whisky;
dozen Painted buckets q boxes Smoking tobacco;
80 boxes sperm Candies 90 casks upper CaTb -oda
100 boxes Bar Soap, ISL hrs GlaSvare, assorted;
81 boxes Fancy soap; 90 dozen Sieve;
81 dlzen Hemp BID Cords; IS doE-n CoIee Mns
~ dozen Jute bed Cords; 30 bales Grass Mats;
so doE-n Cotton Bed Cords Is dozen zinc Wash DOard
II fails Dates, IS bbls CIDER Vinegar;
IS boxes Herrngs; 80 d1zen BrOOms;
lWif0O extra Cigars; 81 gross BlAcking;
501 reams Wrapping Paper; 30 reels Cotton Rope;
l. O0OO g. d. Caps 80 gross Ma ches;
100 boxes Manu- Tobacco; 20 boxes assorted Pickles
~ City and County dealers especially invited to
attend this sale a. all OF the articles are fresh.
apr I'D CARrER, M'KAY CO.
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From Dr. D T. s;ots Proprietor Of the St Cloud Hotel,
Nashville.
Dr. Dalton called my attention 10 operation he per-
formed yesterday morning the great toens Of aJopg
gentleman Whieh, fro goSing down into TIE sde htd
trought plra OF ooody and corrupt
matter and stated by the patent, sources ~
susl and excruciatnx pain The doctor has hktSse en-
;ra-trd several coTns both hard and on, non nv esn
FEET this morning and have he,sftion IN pronouneng
she operation In cases. the most fc ntee pefeoi aud
painless ever witnessed hesra o. OF experienced
Nashville, April 24ih, %, ID. l. sOOIT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-30

In lots as shown in the plot
Lot 90 l. Conains One Hundred Acres and hason IL
excellent Brick veil with ali in good ir
One Of the best Horse Nj fiddle Tennessee, with BOt
ing Ciot ADD her sit d; every out house that
can render farm sirable hearing Orchards Of every
fruit and shown the plot pienty OF wood and for
all the purposes Of he farm; the sod good aad the
SPRING shogn ell Of the very best.
The remaining lot are all desirable and every foot Of
them free from any imp eiiment to cultivation.
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yaoa JOSS ,. wALLacs. n. D., rExrHIs.
JOHN WALLACE

D. patton has extracted ten eorni from my fest With
psrfct ease and great sAnL His ku0Ssdse, Chemioaly
fhysio ogieAl Ansiouicay, l. saprior; ard have
DO he,aon in recon- nsndng him 70 ali Seo re9sife his
services -.--
Menphs April slis5T. JCHNP. WALLACE
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Extensive Sale Of Real Estate.
oNTUKsDAY 18th NAY

w LII be sold the prem ses, mics fom Nashville,
one mile Of Antioch Depot, n 4 r. r. and
mile east OF End gate the NoensVle Pike. The well
known homestead Of Hays Blackmau, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-30

w. II. ". & Co. have alsp on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION nF M0OREs LIFE AND
'ORREsP0NnFNcF. IN S Vol. " no. elnth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
SWEARING AS OF rug FINE ARTS.

SWEARING AS IL FINE ARTS.
In this age of improvements, when every
branch of the arts and sciences is progress
ing with unparalleled rapidity towards per
lection. swearing alone has not received that
attention which its importance seems 70 de-
mand. 1t only has remained stationary
amid the onward rus, and is row 10 nearer
perfection than il was two centuries since.
We are however happy to chronicle the
fact, that there are now evidences of an
awakened interest in the subject among our
citizens. The first intimation which We
had of a renewed attention to this art was
srme two or three days since. In passing
al ng the street We heard a man, who was
expressing a very decided opinion. say. BY
Jesus H. Christ it is So" since that time
We heard an individual who had stabbed
his toe" against the end ola plank cry, BY
| JonS ID. Gop. Ill SUE TIE Cry.'
Joking aside-We are sorry to see that
the vulgar and disgraceful habit of swear
ing is so prevalent among our citizens. In
regard to the expressions which We have
quoted above. We actually heard them fall
from the lips Of a citizen of Davenport. 1t
betrayed, we think, on the part Of the man
who used them, a mind destitute alike. Of
all moral and religious feelings, and Of al!
sentiments Of decency. May We never hear
them again
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
MAIN STREET.

There is probably no street within
the city that has so easy "a natural
grade ascending the bluff, AS that of
Nam street. With a small amount of
l,bor and expense, it can be SO graded
and widened, that the ascent will be
gradual, and it will then become the
preferred outlet to the back country,
10y all who have loaici wagoEs. An
effort WAS sometime nee made to open
this street through the College grounds,
and the Trustees Of that Institution, by
the aid Of COUNSEL, procured n ,em.
porary Injunction, inhlbiting the ope-
ming of the street, until the question
Of right and damages was ia " coasid
cred by the Court. There the wh)
mat or rests, anu it is * ~ 10 remain,
unless the partlcs representing the ca
" use a little more energy ia nrg'nga
hearing of the case. Heretofore there
has but littie been done on this street.
1t isconsidcratly travelled rs far AS the
Waiver y House, but it is ina "retched
condition. There c n be no valid ne
ces>ity for deaving repairs upon this
street, AS far AS the College grounds at
least, and 1t is no IN re THAI. justice to
property owners along this street, that
something should be immedia ell. done
to improve its condition. We trust
that the Street Commissioner will bear
in mind these timely hints, and not
.orgct that Main street has claims upon
his attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

EXTENSIVE ArrTroN SALE OF L.ors.-
Those beautiful lots in iamhrite's addition
living between Rock Island and Farnam
streets. one mile from the River. are to he
sold to-day by Mes>r. Allen Il Clark. Sale
To- commence at , O'Clock 7. NJ. Ia point OF
position and location these lot are excelled
bv any lyin. the sainc distance from the
River. Persons wishing to purchase homes,
or lot, for speculative purposes. will rarely
Those wishing To attend the sales will lind
carriages in Attendance in front of Allen 4
Clark office to convey such to the place Of
sale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
TuEArRE.-Mr. G.. W. Jamison and

TnEArRE.-Mr. G. w. Jamison and
Mrs. Annie Scnter. two of the most popular
and talented performers. row upon the
American stage. arrived ia ilis city on
Monday, aud made their first appearance III
their professional character last M"ueity
evening. in the elegant and attractive play
of The Wife" II may le n matter OF
question among some incredulous minds. in
whether .lra1na,ists of III. highest order
even visit u place 81 Ear from the "B"wcry.
hut if they will allow themselves III. plea
SURF attending upon the exercises Of any
evening tl,is week. they will have the high
qualification of hearing s,.eh performers n
would be considered star, on any sta.e. and
before any audience in the Union. mas
much rs il has been the earnest desire of
Mr.. Uuugh. Ia eater 10 the taste OF the pub
lie. and having secured the services Of ac-
tors, whose talent has been acknowledged
by the most nnconpromi-iag theatrical cri
ties. We trust a liberal patronage will be
extended.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
On Board steamer BrS CAMrBE L

Fp'r"R Srtrr DEMocRN-GESrs. The
body of Geo. II. EcrER- drowned April IS
last, from off the Rail Road Bridge at Da.
.erport. was found to-day four miles below
y falo. {. Fish Co oari oforr Goun'y held
an Inquest upon the hoiy, the N,r,is't OF
the Jury | have not learned. Upon the 30
DIV of Egbcrt was foutld sal i'll money, Il
watch and several letters.
Yours in haste.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
lee CREAM CoNFECrIoNERY.-Mes

lee CREAM CoNFECrIoNERy.-Mes
srs b H. sweeney Il Co. are about to open
an extensive and ELEGANT finished Saloon on
Brady Street next door ;oj {. Icdtis Boot
and Shoe store. where the public may he
supplied with the Luxurie- Of life in Tn"
perian,e. they well understand how to cater
To the taste of their patrons, and will make
use Of every effort TO merit a liberal patron
ages. BE sure to give them an early
call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20

STEAMBOAT On iiock ktvER.-Tie
Roc ford Rpubiicm mentions the fact
that Messrs. Inman X Pennock, OF that
place, are engaged in building a email
steamboat to ply between Roeki"rd
aud l.ockton ON the Rock river. The
boat is to be provided with a 20
horse power cng'ne-to be OF light
draft -drawing only about 8 inches Of
water, and to have a cabin IL by 30
feet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
ROPE ~CARPETINGS.
T.sBLE OIL CLOTHS,

XErY 'ursb'e and suitable for Ofics>, S,,oons,
Ba Ks Ac. just reCe,v d At I~s n mt Block 2ni
ret. GOULD n STEkRE.
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co Nj NJ f RCI A l.
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OvsIcs OF Iowa DAILY STATE ~hgsooaAf.
DAvsNpvRr, MY ~, too1.

There has OF lac ban c , isid .eati. fu tua ion n
tn gram make. occss.onei by tie great q m nj
fr HON, con unpti -, ~hth hA' boom mach
eyea'er TIL, vac than was ever kno sn pr vio1-ly.
Not "a. VII a, m4rke, alone has oe,a "u the l., .bu:
also the co ser : ains. There i, bat lit lie SrS,a
II any and nov Gsrs,ns In And the prebAoi IL Is
that IN r. /, not a great qlAnti y IN tn c utH,
beyond xha 10 actu ally required 20 hon- CO. sunni
ton. Thee is mt p OBJ ably . sufficient am UNI Of
gram In the state TO supply tue h1nt d m'nt. III
htnxthuv-st IL ncsg Ain walsh wa sh' ped
from th. Sta . ACuth, Ia t,b btoaShi na,< 20 b.
puf ch sci a: uuc,uim ,nly hug lh;ures. The lat ness
0, tn SD. ne Wtl uav the II ct - m AXE III hsrse--
At. also All val ! she iensii at HON, - tob
heavy. " th,nk 1t be. yer for those having 3 u plus
Of grain 10 h ID Ia view 10 lat: IS Oh. citis ash
selling t, supply tn. hon d-mAnd, inst Al of pu
tag II into The haa.s .: sp .cdlators Spring wheat
in lie g. us % .rk-t | worth fron 81 ~ 81;
M,rkst rx,h-r in.ctt We. H,u rx.ra. - 30 TIL.
Nv ur can, mark { o. M, sth qaot-s flour II s1JJ
M1 - P.nin this we inf E tn II n y &c OF q ~ is
eo,sii rAbiy to nigh . Il . fr,m s. l. Is 'nts
abe al II h. s. Loui, market, and ab tut tn sam a.
the NV Ol.as ma &c Elm IA I'll m.rset Of
Nv 18Th plates Il ,ur a, 81 rs q o., an = fai d :
m.nd p 4, are be NJ shipp d from st Lou >
n,r h, TO supply me dem and tot tno,s comm an ii ;
VII have soli ~, early.
rr,lghts = e plen y. . d IN, stsge OF VT : IL 80
high. that b ,Ats of the h awe I iradyht nud ~ DIN
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
GRocERrEs.-Our friend John Lihis.

having disposed Of his stock in trade under
the L.eClaire House, has, in company with his
brother. opened n Family Grocery on Brady
St ,between4th and 18th streets, where the ne
cessaries Of life, within the Grocery line,
may be obtained at reasonable rates. We
wish these young men oil the success their
perseverance, and integrity 70 richly merit.
ssa " truss The public VIII ~ b hash-
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