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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
FOR SALE.

u ENG desirous Of curtailing portion Of our
- business, offer for sale at great bargain on
Long UKEplT with approved security, in ex-
change FIR city property, our large and extensive
Flmring Mi Is, known as the Magnolia Mills, nj
iahsrpe, m, together with Stock Yard Of ten
acres ani four good Dwelling Houses; also, our
hrg and extensive coopershop and Stock in kso-
kus; l.a, anc Ut our Grocery stores ON Main St,
betw, en- 9th and 10th, in keokuk, ind . Store
Hons aad Lot with good Stock Of Groceries, in
Ham ltnn, m.
For particulars enquire at No. 100 Main-st., or
No II Lcvee, kcokuk.
octl4l W. Ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

- X is marvellous fact that the United
States q country that possesses more ample
natural resources for the production Of iron
(nearls one-half our area being underlaid
with tbs very best Of iron-ore LAS, during
the last year, imported from Europe iwenta.
free millions 81 dollars north Of manufac-
tured steel and iron.
Every penny's worth Of these articles that
have been thus purchased abroad, could Just
as Well have been manufactured at home.
This is one Of the effects Of free trade.
Others equally startling NIGH, be mentioned:
such us importing our cotton and wooden
cloths from Europe, while VIC every year
produce wool and cotton enough to enthe
nearly one-naf Of the worlds population.
and which, /. manufactured in our own
country, would give profitable employment
to additional thousands of our people, and
retain in our mlds, millions Of wealth that
now goes 10 Europe.
THIS free trade system, which discrini
mates IN favor Of foreign manufactures, is
s..e loeA 4l,pu @li,ei. Nc are splitting. /, Is
an error that needs speedy correction,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
J. MIR ALDEN l. Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

No. 50 Main street............kEOkU IOWA,
HAVING removed one door west, to rooms form
1 L crly occupied BY Reid, Shields + Co., would
inform their friends and customers that having
70 fitted larger rooms and made large additions to
their stock Of Drugs and Medicines are pre-
pared 10 accommodate them by nliing orders on the
lowest terms.
Below We give list Of some Of the leading ar
tices JUST RECEIVER:
20 kegs BIcarb Soda,
10 do Salerstus,
10 bbls Cream Tartar,
go lbs Tartaric Acid,
200 OF Quinine,
so OF Morphine.
50 ms Opium,
3 carboys Sweet Spirits Nitro,
) do Aqua Ammonia,
do Suiphuric Acid, &C., &c.
aug2id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

TsE DIS MofSEs NAlfr1 WIG IL Published
every Wednesday at this ofsce is one Of tie oldest
papers N Iowa, ana has very large and inercas-
ng circulation throughout the nes NcinriF Valley
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
TRUSTEES, sALE OF HEAL ESTATE
At AUCTION.

10y virtue and in accordance with the terms Of a
ID Deed Of Trust 10 me executed by I. j. Elliott,
for the purpose # securing to Miller Alexander
the payment of a certain promissory note made by
said Elliott fort he OF seven undred and lightly
two ~ 100 1852 ~ 1907 dollars payabl 70 the order
If said Alexander, with interest, ], VIC. Stripe,
Trustee aforesaid hereby give notice 10 eli par
tics interested that ON Monday, the 76th day Of
Octot err 1857, at the trent door Of the Clerk Oos
on Johnson street, the City Of keokuk, lows, be-
tween the hoursuf Il clock IN. and p. M, viii
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the f. u,wing described real estate, to-wi
Lots 81 o, SO, 81, IS and 81, in Block d. shown
and cot forth on o'lay st'iPs map Of said City Of
heokuk. W. Z. STRIPE,
October II, ls57-dlot Trustee.
DkIIANNIA WARE.-Iea sets, Castors, Mo-
ID llsses Cups, Pitchers, Tea Pots, Coffee pok,
Fluid Lamps, candlestieks, and numerous ether
artiols too Numerous to mention, for sale At prices
lower than seid before in this city--ware war
raptei--at Sign If tbs BkoADAAE
octlid
CsoAL noD8-An sizes, at the sign q the
~ octiid BK0ADAXE
DoYs' HANDLE AAk, for saL at sign OF the
ID ectl4d BROADAAE.
q osI4d TlLLINaIIAsr, LANE ABuEL's
IL octlld BR0ADAXE.
Culver PLATED Table aud Desert knives, At
= octl4d SION or BROADAXE.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
M RS. NJ. TALON takes pleasure in an HH1
lsl pouncing that she has opened new
stores Curtis building. on Fourth street,
where she will keep good assortment Of Bopneu,
Ribbons, and every thing in tha. line Ladies are
invited To call either here or IT the old ~
Main st.
sssrF owlsr's Models for sale.
oct0d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

TRE TRouBLEs IN INDIA foRKToLp.--A
nephew of George Canning wrote remark
able poem under the title Of "Indin,' some
four and twenty years ago. The writer had
enjoyed many advantages from studying the
native character he sums up the result Of
official experience at Delhi, Bareilly, Gavin
pore, in the following prophetic lines
There needs but some surprising act Of wrong
To break the patience that has bent so long;
There needs but some hort, sudden burst of ire
May chance TO set the general thing on FIRE;
There needs but some fair prospect Of relief
Enough to seize the general belief,
some holy juggie, some absurd caprice,
10 raise one common struggle for release.
Think not that prodi gies may rule state,
That great rsyulsions spring from something
great
The softest curl tina, floats on beautys brow,
The smallest leaf that futteTs the bough
Is not more lightly ea,y to dsrauge,
Than hun an minds with cause to wish for change.
out breaks at once the far-resouuding cry,
The standard of revolt is raise d on high,
The murky cloud has glided from the SUI,
The tale of England's tyranny is dose,
Aud iortuing yeDgeanc. girds Is sh destroys,
III sicils vespers seem the game OF boys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
HAMS HAMS

LAST OF TIE SEASON
4 mother lot Of those Choice Sugar C ured Ii ans.
from Cincinnati. Warranted sound and
good. KELLOGG 4 RIRGE
oetiiu2s fourth-st.
BUTTER
- l00LBS. In Perkins Of 100 lbs each for
~sUOO family use. just received from W est
ern herserse, Ohio, and will be sold at ressona-
Die price. KELLOGG 4 BIEGE,
oetifdzw Fourth-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

Two STATKsaES Equally AsrosisHgp.-ln
his New Haven reply, President Buchanan
thus expressed himself;
'.Slavery existed at that period, and still
exists, in Kansas, under the constitution Of
the United States. This point has at last
been finally settled by the highest tribunal
known to our laws. How il could ever have
been seriously doubted, is MYSTERY
Henry Clay. who in his day was thought
TO have some political knowledge and mental
acumen, thus expressed an astonishment
which he felt, on the I'D of July, ls50
81 am aware that there are gentlemen who
maintain TINT, Ia virtue Of the constitution,
the right 10 carry slaves south Of that line
50 deg. 80 mn.--already exists. and that, Of
course, those who maintain that opinion.
want no other security for the transportation
of their slaves south of that line than the
constitution. II ! bad not heard that opin-
ion ay0wed, should haze regarded il us one
OF the most extraordinary assumptions, and
the most indefensible position that was ever
taken by man."
SO il will be seen that these two eminent
statesmen encountered each great mystery
Ia the examination Of the same subject Mr.,
Buchanan thought il Il mystery how any one
could have doubted that the constitution car
ried slavery with it. sir. Clay, on the other
hand, regarded that doctrine as the most ex :
tra0rdinary assumption he had ever heard.
and the most lndefensible position ever tn
/ ken By man. 1t is doubtless reserved for
james Is. Clay, in the next Congress, to re-
eoncile the astonishment Of his father. in
whose footsteps he claims to tread, with that
Of MIR. Buchanan, whom he cordially sup
ports.--Boston Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
DELINQUENT LIST OF Tors

which special taxes are due and unpaid for
~ MeAdamising and cprbing on Blopdeau street.
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~ oyrIcF NEAR coRSrr OF nAiS ANTFoURrn
ovyRHAer 4 nArBrR's uooE sroRY
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sng thsnrv By
KNku Mayor IL
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4As4 90

Ia the whhh
Patterson Tnbr msna ddownin
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
co Nj NJ f H CT AL
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OrYIcE OF Iowa DAny STATE DKsocRAf.
DAVENPORT, Oct. Il, loS7. 1

Money market most distressingly stringent, with
an entire absence Of Eastern or Southern exchange.
Every movement which the stat OF the times will
permit Of Is b. ing made render financial matters
easier. The Call upon the farmers to bring their
rain into market to pay oil their stores debts 10 in
creasng day By day. Merchants here ind It impos
sibl. meet their eastern liabilities, under existing
circums' auces They have curreacy on deposit with
their bank rs, but this will not pay eastefn debts,
and while r3d scarce, and the rates Of premium
extremely higl, 1t becomes quite impr ,cti able t.
purchase It, TIL wealth Of he country is in the
hands of the farmers, and 1t Is principally to tn III
lsok for easier times. True, wheat Is bring pg less
than h,f the expected price but how can 1t be other
wis, when the demand has become reduced and
tue harvest b,uutfu in all u the country.
There Is not agar record in the history OF
country which has been blessed with plenty. 81
for ex lorta.ipn. ~ not alone in the option
that The best thing 1r IA do is u d.spose Gi
his grain before 1t falls from Its present market
value.
The amount OF wheat coming in now IS very small
and Command, but Sc, many lots bri- ging Only 50c
The demand or Shipping is gpod-tis wanted to sup
ply thn u..c OF excnangebut there is scarcely ally
in toRn.
Corn-old-vcry scarce--new-some lots in the ear
-.Oc.
Barley-good demand at 5o9y6Oc. Coming in
Slowly.
Oat5-scsrce at acc.
Potatoe--good quantity In market at 2Oo-ex,ra
lots for tsble 35.
| onions-m )cerate supply at 35G Ja0c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

sed on the several lots, and he was instruc
| ted TO cell the same for the payment of as
sessments
Aid Bowling moved that the Eegine
House Committee be instructed to put the
stoves and necessary gas figures into the
Engine House
Carried.
Petition Of Scott County Medical Society,
to occupy the Council Chamber on Tuesday
next, was granted
Evans, Chew d Co., rent Of Engine
House, s25,oO
Field 4 Sanders, est on Engine
House, 252,oO
Jennings, for coal for Hospital, 7,30
J. Hall, Burying Paupers, 5000
Baker Vegetables for Hospital. go
II. hanback, assistance for City
Engine.
|. II. Sears. CONS. on City Bonds, 10000
City Marshal, removing Nuiances, 1900
Field d. Sanders, Lumber for side
walk at Engine House, ~ AZ
Thos. Orr. City Assessor. 10000
City Engineer for assistance, $3.50
The following est were allowed:
ii. Sage macad. Second st., l032,72
c. Dittel, Iowa street culvert. lSsO,00
ii. Meller, grading Warren st., 65l,o0
". W. McCammon grading Levee, soi,oO
H. Lafranz, macad Harrison St, 4i29,60
S. II Green, " 1851 40
d. Stuhr, Main street sewer, l339,5O
II. Lafranz grading Harrison St, 10000
T. kinsella, macad Levee, SIS 60
G. &. Arndt, macad Second st. 2ii5,60
Council adjourned to Wednesday Oct. IS
+. PECK.
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l. A L E s II NE w S
Financial Intelligence.

Financial Intelligence.
New York oct. 81.
Another Steamer in. Wheat has
declined 10 cents in England.
"Post Office, St, Paul.
We have polled large vote in onr
new state. SO far as heard from, Sib-
ley, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
crnor, has 400 majority.
Yours, A. WALSH.
New York, Oct. 20.
Money continues stringent. Best
class paper still selling for per cent.
per month.
Specie stands at from per cent to
par, and has downward tendency.
New Orleans, Oct. 20.
The bank Presidents have agreed to
still take the certified checks of the
Citizens Bank in payment OF its debts.
The Citizens Bank rcdeems its cir
culation, but not the checks Of dcposi-
tors.
The banks lost over 100000.
ST Louis, Oct. 20.
The State Savings Institution has
opened a depository for the currency
of adjoining States, also New York and
the New England States, and the
banks of Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
Baltimore.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Proceedings of City Council.
REGULAR MEETING.

Council Chamber, Oct 81, 1857.
PRESENT.
lst Ward, Iennings-2d Ward,
Guelich, Ramming-3d Ward. Bowling
nth Ward. Forrest, Washburn-5th
Ward, Hubbell, OBrien-6th Ward, Sears.
Guy.
The Mayor being absent, on motion of
Aid Bowling, Aid. Forrest was called to the
chair, to act as Mayor Pro TEN
On motion of Aid Bowling Council went
into an election of Mayor Pro Tenn, to act
during the absence of Mayor Sargent.
Aid Forrest was therenpon ballotted for,
and elected Mayor pro tenn, during the
temporary absence of Mayor Sargent
On motion of Aid. Sears, Council proceeded
to canvass the votes cast at the election in
the % and 5th Wards for Aldermen, on the
18th inst
By the returns made, Theadore Guelich
received l2l votes. Samuel A. Bosworth,
IS votes; W. Renwick. . votes. for Alder
man for the I'd ward, to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Alderman SMALL
field
Geo E. Hubbell received l9l votes Robt
Simpson, S7-W. Renwick 10 votes, for Al
derman, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of AID. LIE Claire.
Whereupon Theadore Guelich and G. Z.
Hubble were declared elected, and came for
ward and took the necessary oath Of the Of
fee.
Minutes of last meeting read and Aid. o.
Brien was allowed to draw full salary for
the last quarter.
Minutes were approved.
Committee on Petition of n N. Rambo
for compensation for removing earth on ed
street, report in favor of paying the same
one year after date.
Report adopted.
Committee on report Of City Engineer on
building culvert on Sixth-st, report that
they have let the contract for the same.
Report confirmed.
Committee on petition Of Claus steffen,
report and offer the following resolution:
Report adoptsd,'
9seslssd, That Claus etefBsa h hsreby
auAhssised cd etdAesa y taks - Ne stsSs
s ~ y ass ~ S' = e ! ~ ~ ;:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Faville at Home.

The returns from Usage, the county seat
OF Mitchell county, and the home of the pop
ular and talented" Fayille, show very con
clusively the estimation in which he was
held by those who know him best.
Here are the figures:
Usage precinct, Gillaspy, dem. 2os
Favillc, rep. AZ
In a precinct which has heretofore been
strongly republican, and were even now
Lowe, rep. Candidate for Governor, recei
we'd majority, this favorite of the Black
Republican party-this shining light in
their galaxy, run behind his ticket over t,co
hundred rotes while the entire precinct
vote was only 3lo.
1t seems that his popularity is the most
thoroughly appreciated where he is not
known. We commend the above facts to
the consideration Of Lr. Faviles republican
friends in this vicinity
Loves Majority in Usage is II. The con-
test in this county will be very close. Ere.
mont's majority in there, less than year
ago, was 229.
Good for Mitchell county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
The California Wagon Road.

Washington, Oct. 20.
Letters from California induce the
belief that the Pacific section of the
Wagon Road is by this time complet-
ed.
The railroad enterprise, particularly
that relating to the Tehuantcpcc road,
are the principal topics of discussion in
the Mexican press.
Another conspiracy to restore Santa
Anna had been discovered and prompt
ly frustrated.
A revolution was to have broken
out on the 18th, in the city Of Mexico.
There was great excitement and alarm
for three days.
S2,7OO,O0O Of the stock of the Te-
huantepec Company gas offered to the
Mexicans. and was well received by cap
italists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

The attention Of our Lazy Readers is re
fcrred to the advertisement, in todays pa
per, OF our young friend Alston. in I'ayen-
ports Block, He offers for your inspection,
one of the best Selections of Fancy Furs,
ever brought to Davenport. with prices and
quality to suit all conditions in hfe-prices
varying from one to two hundred and fifty
dollars per sett. He also offers a large va
riety OF Hats, Caps, and Fancy Robes. AIS
ton understands his business practically, and
if you wish to have II hat fit your head ca
SLY, without injuring its proportions, 30 to
Alston's, as he warrants fit in all cases
This is one Of the largest Hat, Cap, and Fun
Establishments in the West, an ornament
to our City, and well worthy of public pat
rOnupp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

PANIC PRICEs.-R. ii. Parks Il Co.
are selling off lots Of excellent clothing SUI
ted 10 the times, and the tastes of this com
munity. Their prices have been put down
to the very lowest figure-and live New
fall and winter styles just received.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

HARpERs MAGAzINE.-Gillctte, has
the November No Of this monarch Of mo-
dern magazines, at his counter No Z, lie
Claire Row. Notwithstanding the Messrs
Harper have suspended they still continue
to supply the public. as usual, with The mag
azne Of the day The present number is an
excellent one, works of particular attention.
Fine engraving, interesting tales. well fiji
led Table uncommonly inviting Easy
chair" and drawer chuck full Of niceties
Go to Gillette's and buy one. He has
other late magazines, and papers Of inter
est
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Outrage by U, s Soldiers.

st. Louis, ct. 90.
The st. Joseph correspondent of the
Republican say that on the night Of
the elections in Kansas a party of sold
iers cncamped at Richmond attacked
the residence Of Mr.. Dolman, Demo
cratic representative and member Of
the Constitutional Convention, broke
doors and windows and treated Dol
man rough.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Cook d Sargents new banking House
will probably not be completed for occupan-
cy before the first of January.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

STARR.-has received Harpcr, Gra-
ham. and several other new publications for
November, which can be had at his New
Depot. opposite lie Claire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

"E have just printed and for sale very fine forms
w Of The following plaDks:
Trust Deeds, Trustees Deeds,
Quit Gain Deeds, Chattel Mortgsges
Trustee's Sales, Confessions Of yudgem. Mt
and Justices Blanks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Kansas Constitution to be submitted to
the People.
New York, Oct. 20.
Information has been received from
an official source to the effect that the
Constitutional Convention of Kansas
will submit the Constitution for adop-
ton or rejection to the Territory,
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT. OCTOBER ~, 1857.


MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
ARRIVALS.
kastern( viaChicagoltwIce dsiiyex sun'y 49, A MAS
SDoih.rnt VAN us Inc snd Iowa cityl daily ~
Northern tvia Duhuque) daily st 6ph
Southern (oi Louis) daily at 6Ph
Northern via Camsnche, I<Claire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7PM
Northern via Msquoketa, Dewitt, &c. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At 7Ph
DEPARTURES. r. 4. TINE
Eastern (via Chicago closes 6l-2AM
Northern lDubuquel " 4"
southern (bt LouIs) I" "
Southern (Nuscatine and Iowa city, oloses 4PM
Northern tCamanche, LSCiaire, DC, closes
Sunday, Tuesday aud Thursdsy at SPIN
Northern MaquoketA and Dewitt closes Sun
day, Tuesday and Thur rsday Al SPIN
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Notice.

Miss. ADELL ). HOLMES will hear Of some.
thing to her advantage. by calling upon
g. t. Hubbell,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
From Washington.

Washington, Oct. 20.
There IS at present no prospect Of
an carly recognition Of the present
Government Of Nicaragua.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
II Il N d VI Il.

TIAS removed his ssork Of Fancy Dry Coos, Trim
II mings, &C, to Carlstno's Dsildins, corner Of
Brady and Fourth streets.
Gratefully scknowiedging past favors, b. vosld
solicit the oonnnatioa ef that patssnaGo Wt1h which
- haa besn % literally. favored.
0su13 tt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Benton House.

Denton House,
roRNEN Of Third and l. Va streets, Dasenp.vt.
y only 3 squares from the " Depot. susrsn-
tc.d TO b. A. good House ss IN the city. 1Ia-
veIcrs stopping Dsv,uIt viii mud at the p'rtan
House all the eoinflste 81 seed home, compsisluR
cl, an rooms, clean beds, Hopd attendance. ani a
cheerful compliance with every able demand,
Charges reasonable aud no humtug.
SETH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON.
Agent. Iune25iabTdAwiv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

HAvIN0 recently made large editions 60 our
Ia once In the way Of Type, Presses, etc. We are
BOW prepared 70 contract for every description of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Four Houses IL Rent,
SIrrATED on the Bluff East OF Gen. SsrRents
~ Tn. So dwellings are entirely new and very de-
srab-, be ng turi i.htd with all modern improve
ments, gss, etc. Terms moderate
Apply to COOK SARGENT.
ocl9itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

UoeD1 HaoDovs
!s:'ss'z:i !!'::;;: |. =: skils ! - Z
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SUC1u
SOUTH CLINTON ST.,
IOWA Citys =. Iowa.
vU>Hia Hons. and Futniture entirely new. nttcd
/ W la syie, sud situated ON the most business
street ~ the city.
No HOUSE IN THE CITY SHALL EXCEL +
\. Terms less than any other rirst Glass Housc.
J. TRusDEi.
aep23.tf Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

:! &c. :: IT.. 60 !: !;
Oy's celebrated -
Proof Safe. We Wou01 luV1oo
the attention Of Tie publle q
the fact that these oafes have
for years stood the test CT
both Ire, thief and Also Of
time Very many Safes will
ns measure defy the former
and yet fall before the latter
The qualities ef these Safes are 30 well known that
the majority Of the merchants Of New York and PHI
iadelphia use no other make OF Safes. We can fur
nsh Safes Of all sisas and with any description Of
Locks wanted, and will warrant to the utmost ali
the Qualities Of the Safes we sell.
,an2ltf BURROWS. PRErTYNAN b DAIZRLI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,

HAVING received the agency Of the following safe
III and reliable Companies fr Davenport and VI
caity, pre- pared to take First Glass Risks andP
issue policies ~ favorable terms - any the
Companies Of equal standing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
noascKecpers /! Bousek eepors

HE greatest attention VIII be paid by the suhocr-
i ber 70 repairing Furniture in the most substan-
Sasl manner end neatsst style. Od Chairs and fancy
pantsd yu1iturs repsinted In any style equal 10 new
Oahinet Furniture made 70 order and Paper HangtnG
otaanAsd - With dispatch.
OsbensS Mahef and Paper HAnslR,
ennaoHly Dec2 Island q, be1 ooeond end SA1sA.