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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-11

tures. &c. Discretionary rent viii be fixed,
which will not probably be over twenty
five dollars at farthest, and should the
number Of tickets sold not warrant the pay
ment of that price, it will be reduced to
such figure as they can aford TO pdg. be it
not more than fve dollars This we consid-
sr manly and generous, and should be
regarded ty the public The rent of the
Metropolitan Hall for the opening night, an
extraordinary occasion, attended with extra
expense 70 the propritors-was contracted at
fifty dollars, although subsequent TO making
such contract, they were offered one hun
ired d.,ilsr- forit u.e on the opening oc-
asian. For "a series Of nights this hall c IL
be contracted for at very reasonable figures.
We think Mes:rs. Hill d Allen will, in all
cases. afford the use Of this hall at such pri-
ces as will he deemed perfectly reasonable
by contracting parties. tits truly splen-
did addition to our city, and we trust Will
meet with abundant patronage.
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HOW ARD associate
PHILADELP

A Ben nevolsnt Trstitutton, essaI sAfd By spseial
endoscm eft FOR Me rstief ofU.e siek aud distress
ed, aJsictid DitA Tiruient and Epidemio dis-
edsss.
ITO sll pers,ns afflicted With Sexual Diseases such
l IS ePERNArTO2s HEA, SEMINAL WEAK
MISS, IMPOTENCE, GOHORRHEA, 6LEsT, sv-
YHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM, or sELf ABUSE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the aw-
full destruction Of human life caused ~ Sexual s.
ease and the decept praetio upsn the unfortu
nate vftins OF such dieeases by Quacss, several
years ego di ected their Oon, ultng Snrsson char
or the sa.nnent Of this class Of diseases In al heir
rns, and TO give Medical Adcice Gratis, to al
who spoiy by letter. with description Of ,aeir cotd
ton tage occupation, habits oflife &c Il and IN cas-
OF extieme p,v'rty, 70 Furnish MsdecfRes free Of
Charge. 1t Is needless to adj that the Association
msnds tae highest Medical skill OF the age, aud
WI furnish the most approved modern treatme I.
The Drerfors. on review Of the pss feel -fsured
that their isbIrs IN this sphers Of beneyolent ,fr,
have been OF crest benefit TO the actee, especially
70 the young en- they have received 70 devote them
selves, with renewed zsa TO this veiy important bat
much despised cause
Inst Published BY the association Report eper-
uatcrrhns, or Seminal weakness, the Vice Of Oman
lem Mast bssion 6slf-A buse. md other Diseas
| Of the Ssxual Organs, b. the Consulting Surgeon
which viii be sent BY mali, fin sealeb letter
ode, FREE OF OH ARGE, on receipt ef Too Stanap'
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEORGE
K. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howa-d Ass0ci
By order Of he Directors.
GEO. IAIROHILD. EZRA D. HEARTwzsL,
Secretary. President
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Later from Kansas.

st. Louis, Dec. ..
The Democrat has received letters
from Kansas containing two procama
tions from Calhoun, specify u the man
ncr of the election OF the 3lst, for
submitting the constitution to the pco-
pie, and the first Monday in January
for the election of State officers, and
giving the names of ofCommissioncrs for
each county.
At mass Convention at Lcaven-
worth, on the 7th ult., resolution was
passed requesting the Territorial Leg
islature to meet at Lccompton on the
third of December.
The resolution was passed under the
belief that Stanton will recognize the
Legislature so convened. 4 Icsolu-
ton offered by General Lane was un-
anilnously adopted, plcdging themsel-
YES in case Stanton declined to recog-
nizc the Legislature, aud put the To-
pcka government in motion and
stand or fall by it. \ Democrat
ic Convention is called for the oath
inst.
The Democrat learns from private
sources that Stanton has issued a
proclamation calling specie session
Of the Legislature to be held December
! 9th.
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NUN BER 40

right TO petition for redress Of grievances
under the Federal Constitution. aud not T.
cause the Legislature had the power to con
stitute that legal convention.
Mr.. Bigler-Where did you get
that
Mr.. Douglas replied-A gentleman
(meaning Mr.. TrumbulD yesterday
read from q speech made by Mr. Bu-
chanan that Legislature had 40 right
to create a convention to superscde a
Territorial Government, and to attempt
, it would be usurpation. The Demo-
cratic party has held that doctrine
ever since, and asserted it year ago
bv indossing his Douglas's) report
from the Committee on Territories
Three hundred thousand copies were
circulated as party documents. He
himself paid for hundred thousand Of
them. Laughter.
Mr.. Bigler entered his protest and
claimed the-statue Of limitations. He
could not consent that Mr.. Douglas
should hold tie President responsible
for principles laid down twenty wears
ago under entirely different circum-
stances. 1t is not half so long since
Mr.. Douglass declared the Missouri line
was the best compromise. In ls4s he
proposed to extend it to the Pacific
Ocean, yet he repealed the whole of
| il.
Mr.. Douglas denied the right Of Mr.
Bigler to offer the statute OF limitation.
None but the authorized attorney Of
the party can thus interpose. The
Senator has denied his authority to
speak for the President. He cannot
file that plea. Mr.. Douglas approved
Of the statute of limmitations. He
needed one very much himself. He
had never boasted that he had never
changed his opinions. He felt every
year little wiser than the year before
Has the President ever withdrawn that
opinion He .denied his right to
plead the statute of limitations against
the Cincinnati Convention until the
Charleston Convention meet. He
stood now where he stood last year
because he believed he was right. Ii
was true that he voted for Toomb' &
bill, and was ready to vote for it again
BY doing so there could be no quar-
rels. 1t would not DO to taunt him
with ouce voting for measure he
would not vote for now.
After further debate the matter wa
postponed and the Senate adiournep.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Merchants Gargl,Bg Oil,

As been for more than 90 yerrs before the pub'ir
i i asa iniment Afsptel 10 the nee lilies maa
-rd oeas ia It's app Atio Add no arlIc { has re n
bet SUSTAINED by fcr ncs OF urJ ose, ard T. me
ge erslly appr. ciated By community II is nbstan-
ii lily ali It is re1smuenaed to be by ST iends.
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL A tanda a rene
dy 70; 10 msn and beast. THIS is one the be- I
and mos willy known Lnirn. ut N day ard To-
family use 10 unsurpassed.-Ners, VsrGy, Ildtdad.
Janc Cd, 1857
MERCHANTS GARGLIsG OIL.-There In 10 med :
cine that has better Il od the test Of 10 gsn we're
experience than Merchant 6argi4ng OIL WdtuT-
foacn Wis Dem July %, 1855.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished BY agents with
testimonials of u iity.
All orders addressed 10 the, Proprietors, n. II
ucter Co., LocteoYt,N N. Y.
For safe BY Drug lists and Merchants generally
throus hort tie Cnitef States British Possessions aud
other oountr ries, ahd by TAYLOR BAILosD. Dsven
port and oy one more agents IN Every town In the
vicinity. Wholesale At al large commercial towns
De l1i1
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IoMLY STATE OEMocRAT
SR H A X d . 0 N q w
sEprroRs AND rRorRIETors.
,. y. lIcuAADsos'
lrE8MS Of ADNE
A. AeREkp rFoshr rHf
naxINPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
MAY isf.. 1891.
>or,sE 10 Advertisers.

Large eu,s charged double tie game d dmsn-'0hi
kpe. than
Displayed advertisements one bail more TIA"
)sgal Ta,ss. s :,
yearly advertising contracts viii be uhse'sV''o
ply strictly g. a., uli4eits ousnesa "' 'he A'''i
-, aud All otser advertisement cent IA " tue aa'
,,,..r viii b. charged ,xtra.
.av.r,,s, es..s ~. accompanied viii instruction
u /. inserted uu; iofo f ans -asfsed aco"raiHsy
notice. ior ...1s o.4 ve4eF9,yst .+frai-' -.
r,es oe time srss c. cssi, thereafter charged d
her advertisements.
Advertisements fram abroad rnnsi be Psa iof ~
A.r,ably .r adpaaes, ui.e.s !fg4n aslfote1 AteA''
cop,rac,s isr yearly advertising ,rrninaeie a. eA'
am az saycrtiyers they paving an sdEah' emrn'
per cent ON the r,ntraet pr
.avertlsetaenfs inserted ~ 70 fesasHo ih'''ei
ret cent. advance on aroTs sAass, sad sepi on III
/. a5 per cent. advance Oh res,.iar rates.
a Il trAas.ent advertisements laust 10 pa'd fo' IL
vance.
$50 n. WEST Iowa State Dcm-cral.
ANpFRs & HNo pa.s G4s 1884,.
la FISCHER .e 60, Des U'makgAt
UARRiN6roS - LIKE Jay 'N.hs Nsss
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See ?. All persons having wagons loaded
with hay, coal. vegetables, meat, in guam
titles prescribed by City ordinances, or 9th
er agricultural productions, shall have the
right to drive upon. and occupy the levee,
between Ripley AMI Brady SIS, during the
hours of day light, for the purpose of ex-
/. posing said productions for sale.
Sec. 3. Any person violating the forego.
ing ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and shall pay tine OF not
lcss than five nor more than ten dollars for
each offense.
Passed aud approved Dec. I'd. 1857.
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor pro ten.
Attest ELIEL PECK, Clerk.
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PorrLIAR ScEScL.-Dr. Wagner's
Lecture at Grigg- Hall attracted oSerflowing
houses despite the mud and rain of Monday
ana tuesday e.,1'a- aud on Wedu day
e ening the spca''or alines' piled upon
each other. quite .Aaialser o. Indies stood
up during the whole lecture, SO anxious
were they to hear the words of WISDOM
Last night the Doctor charged admittance
fee of Ir< Clvis only to otect himself
and those who were really interested from
annoyance by unruly boys and loafers. We
understand that his great lecture on Mat
rimony VIII be delivered on Monday eyee-
inc
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a REI1c-AlNosr.-We were shown
yesterday cory ofthe Ulster County Gd-
zsttc. bearing dateSaturday, January 4, 1900,
the inside pages are draped in deep mourn
ing for the death Of George Washington
The style Of paper, printing DC, it indeed
OF an antique bearing, but on close exam
nation Of the lower margin We find anmis-
taxable traces Of the nippers OF the Adams
Steam Printing press, which at once des-
troys all that feeling Of yenoration which
one naturally feels at the first sight of such
a venerable looking document 1t was one
of the many that were issued and hawked
about en- the ears a few years since, as the
genuine article, each one that was sold be
ing the only and last OF that edition of the
| lister County Gazette. Itts la hunting
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BE IT ENACTED by the City Council Of

the City Of Davenport, AS follows:
Sec. l. That within the following bound
aries, to o-wit :-Commencing at the foot Of
Ripleg street, on the Mississippi river.
thence north up the centre of Ripley street
to Fifth street, thence east on Fifth street to
Rock Island street, thence south on Rock
Island street to the Mississippi river, NO
person Or persons shall place or keep, fo'
the purpose of exposing for sale. in any
wagon Or other vehicle, any hay, coal, veg
stables, nsat or other articles Of msFehan
disc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-11

The delightful state of the weather
creates considerable hustle, and business
upon our streets. more than We have motto
ed for several days past. Farmers are ven
turing out little, and the work on the
streets and sidewalks il, in many instances
resumek
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A large force is engaged upon the
Burtis House-pushing the work ahead
with commendable activity The masons
are following close upon the heels of the
carpenters, and in the lapse OF few weeks
there will be something grand and comno-
dious on the corner Of Fifth and Iowa st
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NoUCL 10 SuBscRIBERs.-MR. GIL-
LII, the owner Of the City routes of the
Dasiq stat> Denocraf. is the person TO apply
to when by any omission of the carrier, the
paper is not received we have nothing to
do with it, Mr.. Gillett can be found at his
News Depot No I.e Claire Row. where
subscriptions should be left fd-tf
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For Sale

r Ow, as the owner 10 going East, the Goods and
IL Fixtures Of the Fruit, Confectionery and yari.
ely Store Fourth street, nrst door west OF Rock
Island street good chance for person With small
capital. DecSdIw
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See advertisement Of small stock OF
Fruit d Confectionery for sale, 4th street
one door west OF Rock Island st.
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Any person wishing to purchase a
lot Of second hand house furniture. can hear
Of an excenant opportunity by applying at
this office.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Persons desiring TO act as Agents in the sale Of
Tickets. who viii forward u recommendation sigoed
by responEb.e person, Will be promptly an
swer j.
As to the property above mentone the value there
Of my standing Irefer the public TO the Bankers,
Merchant business men gsner ally o. Columbus.
~ All orders for Tickets, and other etters must
be addressed to NJ RINGER,
Columbus, Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further information TO
NICHOLAS kUHN1E,
). GILIET,
EDWIN FAY.
C8rnJr Main and gecon! streets, DeS4d2m.
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|yould announce t. IT, c.tit - u Davenport s1d
nifty that uc tas sGu.ri 4el -1t.N x H-t iIe'i.e
| may u, icuud, tlntn int pc e-.i.i 'ls as'di
H. fc, ott .,-ss.a t.tti te "a l'tr snd kceA
nj stre,ts. N.f. - - III
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John e. HOgalle,

CoAL 11AfDT11. All orders lett With 0ilst,
- z s or: -: sms' ss'ss''s as'sdss. ss.ts. t.
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PUBLISHING HOlSE
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESEN
BY FRANC h. wILKIE.

The above work will be similar in Typography and
Binding to Cincinnati in lssi," ard will include
the Rar!y History and Personal and Anecdotal Rem.
,niscences Of Davenport, together with Biographies
Iikenesses and Autographs Of Its prominept men !;
views OF Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &c, &c.
1t viii also embrace oompenlious articles upon the
PLY steal. Industrial, Social and Political character
s.ics OF eur ci.y;-fu statistics Of every depart
ment Of note and interest, etc etc.
subscriptions may be left with the publishers with
the author, or at Gilletts News Rom. orders By
mail promptly attended to. Price 81 90.
pec1dtf
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a A. AOOLla Ill.

TT0RNEY AAD COIAAE1Lok AT LAM
|cmce-Nich.l!s' :'ew 81 itk, Davenport icw..
ELtLAESr IS.
|hsr Judge OF the surIemeo superior Court o. the
ca.s. a. IscLAsoLL. q. s. Dist. Jadge, New
Haven, Conn. ,.-,..--.,
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Rio Coffee.

1nA Sscis. A prime article, for sale at Chicago
lOO prices Grquire OF
D.ol1iiws BAILB1 = BOYLE, Aock Island.
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mmlssioneT OF Deeds Tor ta.aachcut'
m give prompt and careful attention }.e co1s
!, etats,s. catyeyances 81 l.cal st,tt, rE4u4ni
,,tlss. ana Al otl~r Eiucs Il legs u-s aess
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.ornevs at Law Oiac ~ Haaman's Block
h ain street, JOB ..lu-, L. =. O.i-tn ~. r.
Eor Court of Cla.r-.
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There is to be fair-not the
worlds Fair-but Firemeu's Fair at the
Engine House in few days Commencing
on the 22d inst, at o'clock p. 81 and will
continue on the evenings of the 23d and aith
and the afternoon and evening of the 18th.
The exhibition will comprise various indus.
trial, and literary matters, which will al
ford splended assortment of Christmas
presents-rich, rare, and peculiar-for old
and young-the wealthy and the less for
tunate-all-every body can make small
investments The fair sex of our city have
engaged in this Fair enterprise, among
whom are some exceedingly valuable prizes,
we presume-and it is hoped that every
BODY who has an interest in the welfare o,
our Firemen, and the honor of our city, will
lend a hand in this Fair, the proceeds O.
which are to be applied to furnishing and
fitting the Independent Hail. second floor o.
the engine House, in such manner as will
render it suitable tor the professional meet
ings of our Firemen. The following gentle
mencompose the Committee ofarrangement
R. NJ Littler, Isaac Cummins, A. c. Abbott
A. S. Aston, and b. II. Hartmann. The in
vitation is general, and We trust there will
be a general attendance The exercises
will conclude with highly intrusting seen
ic Tragedy of War upon the eatables7 Nlu
sic by Independent Band.
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GEO. \. flt EsII4LGs

orneys and Course.luss a. Law, aa- Notary Pup
cs.-oihce at siaestol Cothin.s L1eAA-se once
davenport, Iowa. -4e.'
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& Al PIT A Il e. 1T u
RE.lL EST.lTE
DI STRIB G. ITO N
WHOLE NUMBER or TIOK4fs, ssyeoe.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.

I CApITALPRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE,
i Lot ami r1fniturc, south-<Ast corner Of
uak and Fourth streets, Columbco, O.......4A zoo
1 House ant Lot, south side Friend. between
9Th and 7th streets. iunne0s, Ohio...... 500
SuhnrtAn acre building Lots, on Broad.
wsy, 81 200 each. ....................-... oSSOO
1 euburbsn acre 6i poles bading Lot on
BrosdxAy.. .-.........ss....'''. o,VVo
brick House an alt lot south 81. corner
OF R.cn and 9th streets. Sst0O
- acres ~ land IN Madison county, Ohio,
near Railroad Bepot. I,1v
lots ai "a. Coiumous tohse) pcpct. tused ey
ave rahraA aAds) TyosO
I ioti: Rartlett. Hu.burd Smiths addition
g. IellIalSs. p........ syv
A IA al oatiase And III on Friend street, Co
lnnhus OHIO. ..........s........sse iySeV
Ths r dale Slaughter House and Cattle Iard
ATTACHED one mile west of Oolumbus...... 10
Bri k stta.e aud acre lot, q n-At spburtan
resIfeuee. ~ ...-..s.sess.ss oSV
..eh..........'...................l ,9 . a - $1,000
log 1t y lnts u I'm W. Baker'a I'd Broadway
addition. ...s..........sss.... uo,oVV
10 Its In John " Bak.r'r 1t ailition os
Broadway ............-...-...... S,ssV
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|nrn.v ana Counselor 81 Law, iary Puillc
H., Commas slodeI If Deels los y II, VI,
P,t.n ann OUo. Oflct \. W. corner mali
Ind 2ni sts., Davenport. .~ar - ~
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nloIIANNN q yOmNs.

|orncv ard C5ai....l..r AZ Iaw bayeai -. l,~s
|pr.re. DayenpaFI's BlceA, ,oFter Maa ga s-o,i'1
h f.pfs t r4r+t'
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+. S. MOOKE.

Fresco, Banner, Sign and Or.
namental PAIN TER, Grainer
3of Wood, Stone and Marble,
Gliding upon Glass,
Laadscope, Scenery ard Portrait Painting,
with dispatch, in the test modern and tasteful
les. Also, Sign Painting and GrSining for 'hf
dc.
I. ". Corner Brady and 4th streets, Davenport
N. jan33 dig
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Benton House,

CORNER of Third and Iowa streets, Davenport.
I only squares from the Depot. Qua an
teth to be ss good House any In tae city. Ira
stopping IA Davenport VIII nid Al the pehtoh
uou.e ni ths comforts u poed home, comprising
clt an rooms, clean beds, good attendance, and a
cheerful compliance with every reasonable demand
Charge reasonable and no huInbug
SETH sIIOFL, BENZ DEsloN.
4r., IVnf-lslSJ7daw .
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METROPOLITAN HALL-The Rent of
There having been considerable said
about the high rate of rent claimed by
Messrs. Hill 4 Allen, for the use of this
beautiful and commodious place Of public
entertainment, and as wrong ideas have
been entertained in relation to the matter
We take occasion to speak of it, and give
the facts of the case in their true light.
No one conyersant' with matters pertain
ing to public entertainment, we'll pretend
to say that this Hall is not far preferable to
any in the city. consequently it is but fair
that the rental should be proportionally ad-
vanced. The idea, however, that the pro-
prietors have fixed the rent for single eve.
nings at fifty dollars, is erroneous, for we
are informed by the gentlemen who own it
that the price for single evenings will no,
exceed thirty dollars, and that in case Of It,
NE By the young men Of this city fos lee.
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ler Ia CAcIcu tn--rss. p. ''z' ff
III Az, s.ca;.i ..., Ao.. -..4ly 81 t Man. Dayen
Iri. Iowa.
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BLAxKs.-Lawyers' Original Notices,
and Petitions and Confessions OF Judgment,
Tor sale at this office.
WARD MEETIHG.-The Democrats
ofthe THIRD WARD will meet at the Of
flee of the County Judge on Saturday eve
ming, 18th, at o'clock, to nominate can
didate for Alderman, in place of f. Vollstedt
remoy ed from the ward,
BY order OF
CiTY COMMITTEE
December lSJ7
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Currency.

NEW EFGLASD CURREPCY.-A small amour
~ for saie. Enquire - the Telegraph ONCE.
Deeflf
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Yatest Ncps.

Thirty Fifth ConGress---First Session
Washington. Dec g.
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CIKEEx & RuGERs,


orneys and Cuonselioro at Law ohil as ne"
'f1','nr 4I..tt.ts. getWcrL 4soat .ad ; toac,
ayrupuri, Iowa. 'n'"N..
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y REFEKENCEs.

Messrs Hoffman n Gelpeke, Bantess, Chica&o I'll.
MesYs vetterlein 4 TruInbewer, Philadeiphia and
Cincinnati
G. r ads. ESD, Consu Cincinnati.
Mcssrs A. Fatman & Co., New York and Cinosn-
natl.
Me,srs r. Peters h 90, Philadeiphia.
n ssn. Hirshhorn R'others Co. New York.
/ John Anderson q Go Tobacc,nists, New York.
State Bank Of Ohio, Branches at Columbus, Ohis.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

Council Chamber, Dec. 9, 1857.
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December II, 1851.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-11

The above schedule Of property embraces prnci-
ps''y splendid Chy Residences, City and suburban
Buildng lots in aud adjoining the City OF Colunbus.
OHIO the Capt. i Of the TIL RID STATE IN THo UH-
IoN-contaiuing go e1 Inhabitants, and rapidly In.
creasing in manufactures. conmcrce, p puiatton.
wealth and 10 the value Of its real estate
The above property will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, before or on
The - Day 81 March, 1884,
If the Tiek-t are not sooner disposed Of; but IN
view OF he interests OF the TcNet Holders the lares
amount and the great value OF the property risksd,
suic eut tim the sale OF the tickets will be al
lowed 10 give six weeks notice. through agents and
ueuspa,ersl that such ticket hold can appoint
their commit ee To make su distribution
The public Is assured that this distributor Of prop
erty is not oonnested with any Rxhibtion Concert,
or any otLer costly entertainment, which can b en-
loved nv only few Ticket Holders but consists sf
solid vauatle property proportisned to the price
OF the icket, thai each person can have fair and
equal chance
Persons visiting Columbus, Ohio. are requested 70
examine the location and character OF aid property.
and the rists Of the ssme on nle In this once.
Tnose desiring to purchase tickets obi ain them
at this Office by enclosing "a Gn current Bank Bills
any specie paying Bank IN the Union for each TICK
/ ct oriered.