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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

Alladvertlsements or parts thereof, exceeding o
80 60Or SO lines, the may be- subject to the
charges and discounts first mentioned aud no con-
tracts atthese rates for less term than n wear No
deduction for occasional omissions and all contracts
by the year to be paid quartely an adraace.
Advertisements of personal alterations will in
al cases, be charged - per square for the first u
sertiun and 81 for each continuance and must be
paid for int adcance.
No person will be announced for anv Office either
CITY state county, without the adea.ce pay eut
oi . dollars.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to their legit-
innate business.
IS Our advertising friends desired to send
IL ti,eIr favOrs or before 10 q clock every Ned
"esday ynorning, our paper usually goes to press
~ Friday Ey.u.t-
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puhlic-C,han. CIN-

AN ACT TO establish certain post-roads in the
United States and the Territories thereof
BE At enacted by tie Senate and House of
Representatives, Of the United States Of Ans-
erica IN Congress assembled, That the follow
ing roads be and the same are hereby deeIar-
ed post-roads, to wit
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

matter before the grand jury for their action.
Approved, Jan. "a, l57.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
MAINE.

From Patten, Penobscot county, vim Island
Falls, 10 Smyrna. in Afoostook county.
From Rockiand via Rockville, West Cam
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
TERMS OF THE
Irkansas 1ntc!liaenrcr,

The AxksSs,s INTEuGENCER is published at Y an
Baren. every Saturday morning at two dollars per
sBnun,, which may be scharged by Repayment of
So IoIlars IN adyaRee; doars ia advance will
be received in payment ofhtTee years subscription
fUr.JDe subscriber
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
FOR square OF lUlines or less. firstinsertion 81
and SO cents for each c0ntinUance-over 10 lines
and not eeding 20 two squares-and in that
proportion for longer advertisements
Contracts by the Year.
Not exceeding 10 lines rene able at pleasure sl5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

Fom Chapel Hill, in Orange county, ,ia
F,arington's nill asa Bigbee's Store, Tho
mas b. Ferren's and Manly Spines, to White
Gloss. IN Orange county
From Strickland Depot, in Dauphin coun-
ty, vi;. Dresden and Prescott, to lsockfish.
From Clinton, in Sampson county, via Tay-
lo,'s Bridge, TO uarrells Store, in New liam
over county.
From Lleyille, in Arson county, via Hal
ley's Ferry, to Rockingham, in Richmond
county.
From Durham's Depot, in Orange county,
via Simlns mill, Douglass and Webb's lacto-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ny, Hound Hdl, DiaI, creek, Cross Roads
MOuntain to South Lowell.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
IENNESSEE

From Bristol, ia Sullivan county. via Tay-
!ors'iIie, Sugar Grove, to Lenoir, in North
Carolina.
trom l.acy's Depot in Carter county, via
H'i@bethton, Iay!orsyille, 10 jefferson, in
North Carolina
From IalLott's mills, in Jefferson county,
VIA Iomer's mills, Easily Ferry, Brooks Store,
10 Eut.eige, in Granger county.
From Nwery, in humphreys county via
Rockport, Chase Vile, ana Farmville To Lex
lHgtUn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
MISSOURI.

From WurcnsLurg, johnson county, to
Butler, IN Dates county.
From Nauensburg 10 Pleasant Hill, in
Cass county.
From Lexington, via Iichnold, Millville,
and l!nneyS Grove, III Kay county, to Utica,
il LIvIE- 81 II county.
From California, in Moniteau county, to
Versailles, IN Morgan county.
From 81. LOUIS, via Pacific railroad, to JEFF
frsOA CIy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
KENTUCKY.

From Greenupsburgh, via Old Steam Eur
uace, Clinton Furnaes, Cannonsburgh, New
Hope, aud Bots Store, to John Bites in
Lawrence county.
From Grecnupsburgh, up the East Fork Of
Little Sandy river, 10 Isaac Bolts, in Law,
renee county, thence TO Louisa,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

From Pine run, via Arbela, to Worth ip
Tuscaloosa county.
From Port Huron, via Clyde mills, Pine
river, and Wales To Memphis.
From Mason, in bgham county, via Alr-
chives, TO Eaton Rapids.
From lonia to Fallsburg.
From Homer, in. Calhoun county, to Pc
kausha.
From Ionia, by Greenville TO Leonard.
From Constantine, in st. Joseph county,
via Shaw's mills, Williams, ard Brownsville,
to Cassapolis, in Cass county.
From Iopia TO Vermontyilie.
/. Prom iIillsdale. We South Jefferson and
Ransom, TO Woods Cornsrs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

A n ACT making appropriations for the pay
meat of invalid and other pensions Of the
United States for The year ending the thir
teth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

den, South Hope, Union, McIun's Mills.
North Appleton, Searsmont South MontsiIIe,
Liberty, MoutviIie, South Freedom, West
Freedom, Centre Albion, Albion, East Ben
ton, and Benton, to Heudah'~ mills.
From North Castiua VA West byookvlle.
South Brooky!ie, and Brcck,i,le 10 Ssdg
wick
From Skownegan to North Arson.
From Weston via Bancroft, Barker Tract
aud Reed Plantation, to the Moluukus pos,
office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

From Havana, in Schuyler county, ria
Odessa, MeckIpnDurg, and Perry C.sy, to
Trunausburg, in Tompkins county.
From Ow,%o, via South Owcyo, to War
ren Centre, IN Bradford county, penn~yha.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Dt exceeding 10 lines rene wable at pleasure, SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

From Aorse Shoe, South Carolina. via UoI.
" Springs, Long creek, and Checkcroe, to
CLAYTON, Georgia.
From Anderson. via picrcetown. Equality,
S'abtown, ChurubuSco and M,lwes, 10 An
dcr>Uu.
From Anderson, via Varaunes, aud Level
Land, to Abbe,il,e cour, house.
From P.ckcns C.. H. VIA Barton, Table
Rock N,gfh N.lY.la ., t,r...,,,llI,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29
. A TEST NE W 5 .


New VreSsus. HI"h 80
sugar 10 -: Flour closed with advan.
cling tendency; - Louie - IS. Corn ga
ste.
The steamer Lml,ire City is coming ~
with date from California t. the 9Th inst
The Illinois takes forward nearly sl.ooo.-
ooo.
senator Foot has returned To IA. Demo
cratic party
The Pacific Express has failed Eurin'-'
dull Chinese products are advancing
The Empire City bring, one hundred oil
Lockridg.- m.n aud seventy o,hera. ln'iuh-
ing t,rn.ral- Wheat AMI ilurn-ly. Who 60
10 New York on the llinoi- The rest ar.
ut AspinwsiL =,
.,'Lr;ay,,. retreat il confirmed The
,o-,n Eican, had taken possession ri Punia
Arenas and ,l,. steamer R.,cu. with n great
a,uoun, ii ammunition aud six pieces 81 mr.
,;llery LockriIgc- men w.r. taken To ~
uinwall by Briii-h vessels
The J. l.. st.I,h.il- bring no further IN
,.IIigence II Walker Private despatch'-
received at A-rin~ail -,ate his Po-'ti"n Ut
Ri,as rs improbable. with plenty II pr",i-
ions and likel, L" h"l'l ont l"r ",phth'
Tn. SANE dc-Iai"l,.- c"niirm thu report oi
,h., battle. Another attack i expected on
til. goth
Gen Walker brother died III the Empire
,ity Yesterday
Transit open IL tn. Pacific.
-, l."uie, April e.
Jane, : l.ollns, recently recommended
Tor t.oy ernor by the American invention.
apnoup.c, himself candidat. for that Of
flee in opposition To the national De'n"era.
~. toy ernor Jsck-"n has hAed upon the 3D.
Monday in August for the election 10 NIL the
vacancy caused by lii. resignation of toy
ernor Polk.
Files If the santa Fee Gazette Tor March,
ar. received A portion Of The rernalns "f
indian Agent Dolg. have been found and
Inferred at Fort Defiance. Capt. Glib, wa,
severely wounded in recent engagement
with the Indiana. Go, Merriw ether had
gone to visit the Nayag"- and Pueila- lndl
aa-. Indian iepredations had been eXten
-iye aud frequent Numbers were osertak
IN aud killed l., TIA. troop- Major Fey had
arrived nj AlhukcrJue with Sijo.~D for
the Indian department.
New York, April q
Daniel T. Watson has been arrested IN tfi'
ei.y charged. IN his own confession. with
having fired the -hip Acorn, which
was burned ut Mnldeb"r" in january. iso'
he duplicates the owner IN ia" tran-.ciion
The Acorn VA. Incurred it this city for ai,on'
soa.'rr,
1ol~l,', April q.
tn. boiler in the steam planning mill :"
RAYMOND 4 Hathaway, 9TH. city -xpiode
this morning, -eriou-ly injnring i've Ier-"r-
One has already died, an! t"V others ar
noi expected Ia recover. III. building wa'
alm"et entirely demolished
Louisville April. -.
Charles Vusbury. collector for the .inciu
natl and Louisville, Mail Boat Company, al
-auicd 81 t.u in arrears Of collections.
IOWA ELLA TioN kEIl ENS.
Below We give returns from all hut som,
eighteen touuii.. il TIN stat. together
with the uajoriti,- far ir.u"nt a, Nov
election, ls1.
coun,i, ncm Rep Dem Rep
\b1'a. Ana - Nu, sd Nov ~
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~In Concord Monday morning,
The bells were rung, and salute Of
thistsen gusa was fired, in honor Of the
eapd anniversary Of the victory over
u Bsitish troops in that town, on the
loth dav sfapgi, lsSS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29

~A dog, which had lost whole
litter, was seen yesterday trying to
poke piece Of Grape through the han
die Of the door one Of the sausage shops
ofthis city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29
Il REe4T BARGAINS.
Apri s9itf.
L. AUGUSTUS HAyILAND,
Attorney / Counsellor At Law,
Aent Estate .1yessl.


DAVENPORT IOWA
OpDICR with r. Rails, H. Cisire Row. kn-
trance u & slre Hail
I Aw business and Conveyaneirg promptly sttsn.
did TO-
Lands bought and eoid on Cnmmis.L,n
Money loaned on uuineumberesi Real Estate secur.
iiy.
Taxes paid. and Csl'ecti made for parties in any
rectipn Ct the COUNTS,
An xt-nsv acqnsnAlce In Ma t-in New York,
thosc about to migrate TO Thu vicinity ~ua.
bic m to Offer great iGducenents H. those having
IsDjs I" dlsI0se OF.
-hIFEkIS,Es -
N Gov Myron b. Clark, csnsntaiyus, n Y.
Non. Charles u Ruxgl :. Poushk sepsi., ny.
HIN. John Thompson
N. 9.orve y. Sterling
Capi. Richard Peek. Nv Rsv-n, Conn
Mn. !. " Norgsn. Aur.ra, NY
Rev. rheo l.. cdsl.r, New yorh Cuy
bshsnJ Lossins REQ, -
B,ch.s, Innes 4 Co, Chi axs III.
rA'lman. Powers Mclean Davenport Iowa.
April 37dtf
HAvILASD he, Tor sale.
Six Improved Farns
In Scott county. With good comfort ,bis d~-.ii.gr,
lsrs ehards Of every kind OIL uit running water,
snd e,sry hing 10 make Farm dssitaiie Wnbs
'oit very Reasonable.
Oh UnDopToVoQ Farms,
10 Scot, county. pleas nifty situated. capital / .d
for farming parpsses-terms very easy.
$40 Acres
Of dne land In Washington county. Is mile from
'oSs city, and - mile from Wash r gson, on sod
rosd.
- $50 ell FNS-oo
in nasea,inc county, near Patton u. Z. D.pcs,
ALSO FOUR FARMS
Of - ceres -sch within Two mil Of Iowa city bean
uful forming land, f,r sale Wy cheap.
dne Farm in Clint, . UNITY.
a Few Acres
land In vicinity Of Davenp0r, suitable ssr cosusry
s-Ass.
~ MA40o0fent Bulldlng Lets
10 Fslons addition 70 Vast Davenport which 10 TASTE
| fully laid out With Public P,Sk. Ac 1h. bniiding
lot. COMMANDING splend,d v.e~ u the Ms isaippi
and Rock Island. Thee iots cav b. purchased %
ve:y AssscRabis Ttrms q eat tniucrnrpts are
ofered 10 chanc> veil capitalists "a eeA~r,
| Csn end essmins Nap snc prices q
0Av1LAKoo 60, Loss,s Rec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29
Netsl for sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

Nv" ~ sfrr l",s, mils north NJ FULTON station
u on The AMI Railroad on r-asooan,v tern
AS" 40 acres, e"s mile north Of Waiesss; -.
"u~-hsf s>h' halsnee N enc aud two y~ars
,l-o. 80 aers IN Washington county az .,,.
NM 'im+f, rui tunnnS wat"f on Part rn,sI Ia.
u 'aiy 10 miles o. NJ I"wa city, and II H. m All
VIII he "d chesr, and par ~ time
Also. hnt ~ acre "is near lows ttty. h~,u,,r.
farming land sna veil ws'rred
Alec. Lots In West Ds,sultott ranging In ~.
from 10 fee BY .N Ia acre.; sold A., = 49,, 80
tslsnce In on" sp' ,sp ,fsr.
Ais' sewers r.sf tttdny- On leased sra.ns
''' y -" oh na-fn.'l, '-fms Applyto
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ARMS FOR SALE.

10 = -bs scrrs. timber, water and II = Nv, iiin,
~ ? tm- siab~ting snd al H. nee, s Avid,
To M nfc pleas NJ. Frun IA abun,ianr- and OIL.
6Drd fr IN ir-tral Staam D.. uilng MIL ard tn
sam ir'm fcl'oh'- S'stionen " AN Railroad =
Tetm. EASY. and pric" very luw
ALSO,
A YARN of 10 scf-s, 8 tmb-r 20 under eul,i,s.
N tni, sod dWsli.n F, tiabliIg and CO u erie-
unnng wat,r. Pm" los ard terms .A.y
ALSO,
FARM al -, scT,. 60 under cultit AtL,u. cs,u,ll
N crab timter. funtins water i1U Fruit tTtsv
7 rm, ss-s. Apply Il" g kADS
ALSO,
LSRAHf Dv.H iug sd M. Isa we'll .iiuat 4
] Dive ing Las 10 10 ms, and l. IT, be . II ,h.at
Tefm-eay g FANS
tprh ~. dr.
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'g>Hk nne Steamer uenma-b, CAPT. \. c. Ge.y,
Il viii leave this Iort So. lavb ON Monday eve.
ming or Tuesday morning. TAese wishing es~take
= sage viz 0nd simple scoemmodstiocs Appiv en-
BOARD, bU8D0Wo Z P011TH0AN. Ag'ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29
Democratic maj "ri,y

Democratic maj"ri,, ,"5
according 10 Republican figure furnished
hy til. S.crc'ar, Of staff, SILL. tut more
likely Ia 800 than an, leo number The
Gas,u. viii probably gct the news some
tim. during the season bv the tor tr-
Jees>.
fn'-rlcI for NtII,rtsx>- legi-la-
ture OF New York have pa--.i an act multi.
tying the Fugitive slave Law, the Conltitu-
ton Of the United stat.. and all other oh
-,acle, in the path of "R.pnblicani,,.."-
The n Y EApre,s thus -r.ak- Of the pros
l~c, ahead for the nulliticrs,
The state may nuliify j. aud ,eh,n, il
plea-es. but We nf Manhattan Island Lei,.na
TO the Union. and the rhoie Union, and shall
e-eeeats ths lars and process II The Union, no
matter how much u PARTY majority in the
STATE may order us 10 nullify When jus
tice Nels"n. or Judge Belts gives Capt Ryn-
ders United states process. there ar. in
this city and Brooklyn full 60,,su men in
arms. Ia follow him, and u enforce il. Nul.
| lily away. then. up in Alhanyl When the
drum and fife sound, tho metropolis If the
Union ranges under the star spapgled ban
ner In mighty hard 1stsd sledgshsmmes
aDasseA
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1Os,rn1. SOT az 10 NraPs.
RGSlf tOGIAGG AND APPtNDAl n

'l>HI> y m mo,t sutf. sud plead nj p,s,, n
a"st co'h'S. Tn 'ip' HING Ia, ,ithi room . an,
cellar. l. rge ysrt full ot shrubb.ty md oman. IA
tai tr-'s 6afdsr wi graf ca cur, ants arsw,sI
Tirs ss-stt" rites piuts and eh M, Laig~ he
inI orchard ~ - rriur fruit. acres Of land mt
.ht i.a'i"h sr"und The b. use ncluns he orchard
cor Is acr,- wo,d AMI psstsre with ni.w..in, fam
lily use ans 10 lot u iabd ay be- had with III.
A,"ve desrih d pr m.-e- IL j ,iled Tier, L. ala.
IN s,fi premises god stable, carriage hid sut
sri"k" hose. Ia nns II y my Old bcu,s. ID .,tn
A'ei a. ,inins III g., oi kCaire tom ~ hich nn.
lev % ID. Town of J., IT byron rnd the Mi-siss 4
'fNrr is'htsin.d Apply soon 10 TCvAis
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INSURANCE. 4 AGES7,
uOuBEs r.ntet, Leases drawn, Rents collected.
II Taxes pad o n,e-rrskents. Collections mad
p-epipily ieniltssd IL AZ, PAL .. the country
Eschange i-'uxh, aud sd. Sctes discounted Oh
go0i secGfity
REFEhENCES.
q Wniss, Esq. Bostnn. Mas
Like Marsh ia, H,-tun. Mas.
W. Mud,ix IL 4 Or,
Hon " barris. u Rri u ewaier, Mars.
kassi Alden, Camp 10,
~ Keith, E.Q At ingtrn. =
8S S"oin,sn, ik6nk-r) Chicago Ill.
Hnntingten, y adv orth . Parks, C.icag'. III
A Douglas Esa,
HEstevrrs Esq. 8, Ansh ny, MINI. TER
IA Small, nSq, Gsiena, III
Hon James Thpsiagfon, Davenport.
Bnrrow. Prc:iymsn,
Rurpail, GciIott i Co.
rP wh.tconk, y a. q
april 7Sd,f
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yalua bic City Property for Sale,

4 HI y hsissidpi uouss, satuatrd on Trout s'r--i
between Main aud Harrison u. eets VII BE- roh!
cheap Lot Is by 80 fret Par ~ the pnrcha {
mon. can rim ain fpg ! and years o. 10 pr cent
Also Lot on 81 st near the D. pot, 321i 100 ss'
Aiso Lot on q B stssss. sdjoisins she " pot ssS
TO fce;;
A.eo corner lot - Drsdy g. CORNER II CLAY. 'as,
IS fet.
TIE lots on ~ and 9Th stre~tr arr spienddly .nu-
ated for business puTpoees and the kcsiion o. tn
Brady street lot oNe Of the best In Esrth Deven.
port
Hor psTttealars spQay 70
SHRDANKe HICKaONs
uAoo1u 0eGnsn's Ds11snG Nam -
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BOOKS.
kANGS ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,

Another suppl, lust rye.esd. 2yo.s prin- q "
Lake Cgsmi By and -r.on, ,y5
n.tead's nae Journey t?s
Re oiieetiou- - a life time Svoa luv
Peter Gott: the C.re Am. Tt-h rmsn Is
Capture II Wa, husi. ~ Ity. ,sl2 I.s
Tel Years amcus The Mali Bags ,cj
B.AGnsrrhai> ard h . lin-s ias
Iiiioie - y is 1887 10
Bahsa aud HI p~aile iys
b., kworth'- IL ard Adventures 1 q,
Inquire within, OF AGO fats 1 u
The QaadrooI - Capt Va ue 1etA e,
Po-ms By asNAa,sr SR,itL IS
SAYeS P,~tns :,
song and Ballads, oy Dyer 100
Aurorn Leigh Mrs br, unlns -
GoIInN Humboldt sos
Parior prsmas, HON" Anu msnis q,
Nioi~t OF III Cross and the IrSwp lca
American Puipi. Sp,
S-ntlsman's GUIDE IL Poliiew-. las
AZ IN" Iowa B.k R.an,."
No. sS Brady 81. near the rpst Ohic~
ELL ADAMS.
ih mo 18th, 35-u
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1mol ta.1 35a6
Dem maj as per above Table l"4
III, Cuun,ics sill 10 hear FROM ,.ay.in
No, 1896. n net majority ior frr-
inont ri >,
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Blackburn n Cairo, in the State OF
Illinois has made his escape, leaving
his tail in the lurch for elO.OOO-
though il is said they are not, all told,
worth over $500. Said Smith is about
thirty years old, six feet two inches
high, with light hair and fair complex
ion, and also low forehead and sharp
features.
E1A carpet sweeping machine hS.
been invented, which consists ct small
box in which there is n revolving fan
that sucks up All the dust and dirt,and
carries it into small compartment
containing water. The WOODEN tibres
aud large particles are deposited IL
drawer. The sweeping is done by
pushing the box along over the sur
lace OF the carpet by handles. The
whole apparatus is said u be light and
simple, very lasting, no dust is created
aud the work is well done.
e. The Faculty of Harvard Col
lcge refuse 10 sanction the choice o.
the second class of the divinity school,
Of Rev. Theodore Parker rs preacher OF
the valedictory discourse at the next
commencement.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Usdsr this hesa . limited unmbeso specia, notices
will Be inserted cents per line for each inssr
lion or any cents per week
A~DA iuee Ing u the Ssbsath School [ MIN viii
~ he We icy y. Is chap Perry o-tssen ii and
eth .srets. All trschsIs and ',ienis Of ooSha.h
scholis are invited 10 Aitnd
April -, dit.
100000 WANTED,
n alLLYrr " SMART : GIILsrr mus, eau
" : ~. alLAKrr Co.
,pa.d2~. Successor 70 r. a 8. = 8 40.
Cananrhe Lots.
ne~e We have ,onae We , a,sursbl- lot, slt~ ted
and tor sal in Can.auch,. Pa en-. price
.rr, ~ m.,ie k,~n, upo spplr atica, 10 Pan
kER kpw ARDS TALAAGE N. 10 Orr Is OCH
April 25 DIFF
Rundiax. ny L".LARE
sp2idis
- 0OsO OO IN Gums 10 SUI; applicants. liz
OUR. OF II DARLINGTON * co,
sy2i,lw No. Davenports Bloc
":'-r' WITH Dan roslS ,s .s'sy
phi = liz
BO. RID.
l>rw:o or Four zen, ~msn "a oo'ain bard
and Lodaing Ia = private family In tho ecu
20 Il the city-appls 10 b. Al the eihce of The stsi.
Democrat. Ap.iti.
'lNHk three story brck wsrehou,. "n Font street
/ 2ud dpor Eat fP,rry ia Di.tor PsrIy'e block
| Apply at th- l"Cisir- hou." TO
| .rt so R.rrsRMAS y sw,T-.
49, FOR LEASH A pee. OF land ~ ov 1850
f-st near Rail Road Depot for ~ az 30 year.
alta I. a.ousbic rent
(MarcL IL dtO DAWSON True.
/ nheAONkl To LOAN ioag snort tine
lei7dtn uACKLOT CoRBlN
A-CAuAECaE LAND o. This Company
, - now really 10 --ll lo'- ia Its Addition
! to tbs town Of CsnitIche. II III rs Of lie
most -irAbe businr.- and sijrn lots about thus
I f1ui shinz town AN ihrnstieu concerning the
zane can be obtained by calling GEO II. PAR
| IER, Req, No. 10 Wr's Birk.
t~bt7dtf CAAASCHE LAND co.
/ A~A CARD -Th" undersigned bay ny tai day
w associated With him iitorse u. vr, nch. F.q ,
! In hi- Mil anil Lumber brsin as taxi this occasion
! 10 present HIS acknowledgement. IL the pth,!c for
tn. very lit,a al ani hrtieTing pairouaR extended o
him 10 THIS city. Rrpid ncr.a ofh-its- and he
late extensive Improvement manc about his MIL.
hayr ced him 10 the business capital and
Associate with him gentleman VIII will devote his
! entire att ton to th. business.
inch ~ dtf JOHN n, CANNON
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~ Acres llnimproved Lavd
Fol. 9Alrs.

lhie Is bean'if'' land h.ins In see At ;vk
onp ~ mhsF rom The IL, and nile. from I 81
CLAIRE. fric. TrA-,nAhle aud t.ins a., Ami, =,
TO. fADS.
A's !" ret'- suiful land on suth i,- Of tn, vu|
rp1h ~ mit' frnin ut, tis,its Term. va.,
Also, Tot y IN ~ - l., ih III. Lwh u W.ieott
immediately IN Depot This lat would be Giv-p In i
chang ~ nrst a.. Hnr-. hug j. OF superior s.l,I
~s'ch aud fsrtng Apli, 10
C. hADR
iois6s Ard i.cts .nr SAFE, hands. mel, .tuat.d ,t|
h nm INT "a = OF the lily Also 900 hos ~ vuI
N ahisii"n :" ls-i Davenport. for sale YER, Io 81
y Il m. & - ptr'i RAIDS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29

H - 4S02A0s
l.ane Asent and Notary Public.
O0re ever Speulu,he'- Stor., IL Oiair~ Roe -
trance le Claire Hail
NJ III .,s-na " the purchsss end se,s ~ al
slnas Of k'si .s's'. i.ssins property. pav,ns
taSss collie Tins debts of all kinds in any - :, ~
The state, ani promptly srmItt.ng pfoe.~d.
0r'.st am Wat d Real tate Or sale,
80 lots IN fnloh's addition Cor sal, IN Mt, ,,.
Than nave .v-r been - ri " purchasers m n.,s.
port. Only small amount /. required IN X. "A go
from one Ia eight y srs gwen dtfrr.d pa,n.n,.
AAsnincent sievs ere e-~nted irun nan, !,
~ Sc lots. add many d them are river lo,s frou,
WI any Anount - nu~ building ston~s ma, ~
anarr,~h. "s' ~
Pats ma, t~ sen In ny omc< Of those lot, 49,,
WY in'osns'ion learned In rsGard 70 then, .. ~.
W. -.,- scn.. 7. o. tAns.
fssprOrssS LAND EOs. Nals.
1s)ll ser.s. ~ impsovs 4. on- mile north ~ = :.
I ~ colt. hi, landi. veil wat.rsd, and u nm !.
sol on -.-y trim. AID cssar. Z d. KAps
For Sale.
hSE HUNDRED A. kEs Of Prs,,,. i..,
- "Nrr from hsv npor. h.NN Ru.ch's =. !.
Ap't sblsndn' opI" innity fer rhvs,m~nt. rI,ms
W, -As' INN ~ r. HADs
For Sale.
LOFTY Aer~ excl al AMI aud o,u.i, .,,..,.,
J. Land adjoining tn town n r,iton within : c,,,s
OF ne NAN H"sh and sam- distance fiom tn s,esn,
100 pfieefnr cash. 20 credit given on ,.,,,s.,
OF the purchase mon.y '~"
wv TO EADu
Hotel for sale.
A SPi.kNDin Fur ,tnry bu-h uorKt
srisns'd. With .tnhlrs. ont -hon.-e and IVA, !
.anNenrnce sushsd In the aoarishing city o, L.
tsAlr. To ire tessonsble A part 81 the pur,h. =.
lH's VIII D. isA"n IN horr"s, mules, ami wssxoss
Aso several riisib, s,nst,d CITY Lots sor sale To-
snd 1rAi har aians On. oi fronting on the ni,r,
the bit possible lite TOR . tu-ip~s. k,..e \, ~.
klnd The above L"'s srs also situated In he 81,
VI ist1sie
i-,ldtf - ,.o.
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E1-The Faculty OF Harvard Col
icpe refuse TO sanction the choice o.
the second class of the divinity school
Of Rev. Theodore Parker rs preacher OF
the yaledictory discourse at the next
commencement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-29

"A OULO inform the pntlic senersiiy that they
W have "r-red MAkKEr on Brady Street oppo
lite the Post O.nce Buidn ~ where ID viii b. al
w.y> amply pr-par' to supply, add vii farnish an
.s-orimeni " all kinsie, roOi can BE- lrocur
-sewhe which will he >.ld n such prices as shsi
oe Satisfactory to purchasers.
- St.smbsats, Hotels and pr, ate fsmiiies %
b. supp with Meat In Iarss mat 90 ties, on
hort-st notice, aud q ~ good qnsiity - can
he p ocur, 1t any other int he r,ver The At
ni,n Ct Steamboat men T. ~ tica,ariy invited
Arr d 'tf sY9>EH KELLY,