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The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

-14otter Rec >aoHd n tte ttctd !
A Ca \ Il ar IaY kire f good c'gA~--
NT FRIENDS y.u ind the rtiee By ling at
URT:S away ~ Land ready to the Boys al
any tim laplol JAMES RrIS
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

& TATE or CAr.r-u1.NT' taun+v Of Nevada s5-
= ir Jhr III tiict -i- lt'i d.clal District
G. a'l'-te B7gner rla.a;'r
Tofan I:r.-c- }'ee.-.1a
rfioa bro1.'- ~ tl i5Hfc C,r~f Il M. fft. fu,'i
III District aHl tto c'm"ript al in t' rs a14 c.,.
Y If Neya Ia il the Office tb clerl Of tae 81 District
ionrt
The Fcorlc of tn. a'r o. c it,-uia saad Gr Z r.:
7 , hNn B"gHer & nu ro t'rohr rfgrirtd tu al Al
J" action hranr ainst eou rb' alb named de-
rnda1t, IN r5c III trcj trto the ssh JUic I
in and the County 90. Neva". and the
aat filed therein, eiilin teu DAY ryeirSiye ct ho &
Vt service L served oa y3u ia tls county within twenty
'avSif crvod on vou This District and OFT of this
e"'lnty and within forty day i ~ar'"d on you in This
State and ont of tiis r tirt T said arfcni brought
20 bta'n Decree Of Dvntc' t'a fh, Bonds of Natri-
H0iy cXiStiaa between the laiB.ia 7ud iafndan. n,
a~' herebt uct.i % tf If ia % vtr size 2ii
q" HI"iut herein AIrcct % flaiau nH rake udeiGcni
&-anS, Won tler by driaot ef dew AND ot the
-uch rher AMI fur,hcrrljc Il, is played Ger Ia her a
comp u5s
~ tim7rv -Haraof J. 7. Il a-rvfok Clo,k Of the
- ~ tN-r,ict C.u a''Jr aid, do h routo
~ ~ --'vh ha .'.-s ihD sea- of
". 1857 = 'r,. nosnn s,r "a. 9. Of ''.''. 4 D
ERIK isf c' rrt.
BY IN .iit' De
: -" III 80 Pla - MO
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

LycErM. = The Lyceum project has
"gone in". The gentlemen who propo-
sed it, after violent spasmodic effort
took no further interest in the matte
and so it dropped. They seemed te
think the Lyoeuln would farin itself
without any assistance fsom anyhody- =
but it didn't.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

ORDAINED.-F. c. Ever, formerly ed
itor of the Pioneer Magazine was :
,lained as deacon in the Episcopal
Church on Sunday, preparatory TO the
ministry.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

COLUMBIA ii LL.-Several comparie.
al this place haye just got in, and {
taking ont excellent pay, We hear 81
Il rumber of claims paying $50 to s3C
per day to the hand. Plcn-y If waie
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

WAGON RoAD,-The Butte Record
calls upon the people of the northern
portion of the State to "wake up" "shake
off the dew" &c. call convention, and
show eve' ybodv that the northern, and
not the southern route is the one for the
wagon road. How would middle route
do
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

- Jas. Curtis has aae the { gar
staud the Ame.Tcan Exchange, vie
he intends to keep the vesy aest kin. f
Cigars lie is iiist tate fellow aud we
would like to see him do ell
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10
d., G,ysoit's Improved
X Fact # YcIl,g DIRK X >arSapa filia

III, OuS S"'t iHpl"ftu
X Gacf # Ycll.W DIRK X >arSaps fiIla.
IN Qunt Eottles.
Is aekn wiedeed Be the best Sar a. a lila made as
rtiiel BY the w,nierf4l cures it ha. perormed-
;ei-ember, th IS The oa and genuine article
his medicine, when used according to directions.
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL,
mia e King Esi., Casc,r Tulnor.. Erupiians Of
he S>'n, Eryslcia- Chronic Sore Iyes, Ring
Worm or letter, scaid Hes j, Rheuma.
tisn, Pains in the Bones and
joints Ola or.s and
Jte rs Swelling o the Glands, yspepsia salt Rhcun,
Disease of the Kidneys, Loss Of Appetite,
Diseae arising from the Use Of
Mercury, Pain lthe sle anl Shoulders General pebii
y, Jaapdce and Costiyeness.
The Z est Female Medic ne Kn wn
The Yellow Dock apd Sar. arla is peculiarly adap-
ed for females Of delicate health resulting irregu
arity Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar
TO thei We the afflicted that tile two
Or tiuysotts Extract of Fellow Dock and arla
will regulate those difficulties and renew the nat
ural energies
DIR JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White
Sole Agents rnd Importers, wholesale retail dealer.
in all Genuine Patent Medicines l32 Washington stree,
opposite tue m2rXe'' can franeHcisco- apI0
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

Carson VALLEY The entcrprising
expressmen, Messrs. Thompson & Ian
man arrived at Placeiville on the 1st
inst. from Carson Valley. having per
formed the journal in two days.
The farmers in the Valley were busi-
y engaged in piowing, sowing, &c and
miners were making $500 per day.
The mormons had commenced the op-
Grafton of ro-baptising, aud all the saints
in the Valley were to be washed clean
again.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

% The time for buds, blossoms and
Sherry cobblers has come. Lewis &
Walker ag .eeably reminded US Of that
tact by sending us bountiful supply Of
shat delicious coacoction iced and iiavol-
ed exactly to our taste They unde.- :
stand that department Of art perfectly.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

y Frank Soule stands "A. No l.,
among California editors, but he got
himse'fiato snap lltely. He wrote
an able articea few days ago urging the
Legislature to pass an act submitting
the matter of calling a Constitutional
convention to the people. The legsla-
ture had passed the act some week or
ten DAYS before the article was written.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10
TIE Fl.
For FIJI particulars sec bills of the d,v.
WOODS
Patent Tmnroved Sc feeding
S H N GLE

WA- ~ ~ liza n In FV
rTNIE at,er'or # those interested IN the manufacture
i : FI1NfL'S an the prhl'c gen aralv, is most re
spcetfully invite to ainaon Of tho merits of hi,
rpravement for rrtng shingles in rll confidence that
Ill who will take trouble witness its oneration will he
thoroughly convinced e e us'itv wclas ITS sliper
orty tho Shi 'facinc heretofore in use
1t is construcre' on entirely
rEW PRINCIPLE.
At simple ai cor; pact be realty attached 10
steam water hnrSr-powcr nav h" onc-atsd nv
hana in f. ct h ada'o ev"rv ci-c,,reta 20 in
the arufrctu~r : fi,,res - ing tho. ready for
1t ~'ari ali one .wr ~, D
th'r N"chi vi u, ci'n 30 cnt G. h'ngle
Al nrcrt Ro s,sh palanc. n ha'anc'n~ Sab
ihsrt box ar 90 h r, e~ren
i've and cannot b. n d. cd ~ at inc + build
g. bis inven or atty luce eNpersr ( tal-
ng Sash. IS drrab' a. y Y 10 a.v W n.
They an ie ID nfup ard a. ore
third tie expen of Sc now IN use / a. WON'T 7,
b whic' b T. the ts, Of wind ~,
a7 ba raised ard divorced with res ~ able case The
ger s is operated ~ sr'ly ',v nov'n~ lovc--
r. rirg atiorerv A. y" vii f Nc ator. The
ntion is 81 'lf c ard lik " get of order
Pa+rnts for ~ Stae rr-y ard the Ter tory OF Or.
"gou and Vahrgou or a.
WN SEDGwICE, Agent
Nnsa'a Arl oth, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10
EDWIN BOOTH.

We have noticed the recent triumphs
Of this gentleman, in the Atlantic States,
with feeling somewhat akin to state
pride. NJ. Booth was quite a youth
when hc came to this state, ant ii was
on tie Calfernia boards, that he first
gave undoubted evidence of his future
success as an actor. He resided among
as for years, and has played, repeated
ly, in every theatre in the state, and we
feel as though he belonged to us. Cal
ifornia should look upon the splendid
honors which he is nov reaping il the
East. with the same feelings with which
a mother witnesses the success Of her
son.
Since Nj Booths arrival at the Al
lantic coast, he has played at nearly
every prominent city in the Union, and
has Leen received everywhere with the
9 eatest applause and admiration, and
at the last accounts from the East, the
management of WalIack's s theatIe at
New York were using every effort to get
him to play with Miss Heron tho
highest compliment that could lie paid
him.
The success Of NJ. Booth is fully
ncri;ed We believe him to be the
liDest actor Of IS age on the American
boards-we doubt whether there Is one
# any age, possessed of more real the
lti ical genius Thorough devotion 10
his profession, is all that is wanting t"
insure him lis highest honors.
THEAraleAL-rhe Nevada Theatre
viii be opened on Mod day evening next
by NJ. Joha s. Potter The company
consists OF number of well known ac
tors, including NJ. Fleming. NJ. Flcm
ing has the reputation Of being FIRST
class actor, and has been much admired
in all the lower ciiies, and will lie well
supported. On Monday evening the
play of Richelieu will he presented,
with Mr.. Fleming as the Cardinal. We
predict for the company good run. Ne
vada has always been noted f'r patrou-
ling real theatrical talent, and We have
no doubt but this company is worthy OF
all support,
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

ViLLAiNous = We learn f,om the
Sierra Citizen, that some nefarious ras-
cal lately entered the room of the Dis
trict Judge, and carried off sundry shirts
aud a toothbrush. That's robbing Jus
tice Of its robes. We hope the vile
theft will meet the condiguest punish
ment, for we have strong suspicion
that some of those shirts were ours.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Tuesday eve !
ming last, at Selby Flat, party of men
were engaged in playing cards, when a
dispute arose between two of them
named St. Clair and Ellison. AS nearly
as we can learn, St. Clair drew revol !
yer and struck Ellison with it upon theI
head. Ellison then drew his pistol, and
struck ST Clair upon the head with re !
peated blows. Tie parties were them
separated. St. Clair was severely woun-
ded, and it was thought at first fatally
We are informed by his physician how
ever, that he will probably recover.
FATAL Accidental minute since
the unexpected entrance of fiend.
caused an impulsive action of the fex-
ors and extendors of our right arm,
which caused the centre of gravity of
our ink bottle to fall beyond its base !
which in turn caused an inky food
darker than the waters Of Achcron toI
distill upon mass ia very small mass
of copy lying upon our desk, which
caused the figures and statistics Of two
exceedingly interesting "local items
to disappear from mortal gaze "hehird
a cloud" which has caused us to be
plunged into unutterable despair.
E@ City nawSnannrc nlancn cnnu
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-IIenry Bla ca'=d
Roi ett Sheppard had quarrel al Rough
i Ready, on Saturday last, in relation
TO some sluice boxes, which had been
sold to Sheppard by Blanc. Blanc threw
an axe 1T Sheppard, and Sheppard Shot
Blanc with rife, in the kiee. Shep-
pard was arrested, examined before q
magistrate. and held to bail.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-10
NaftCe.

GTATF or CArT~u1tNTt t-5un+v Of Nevada
4, trJbe ri =,iict -l-- 'itl dic.a District
c'all7-fe B7gner rla.a;r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
STATE DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY
CITY OF DAVENPORT.
Saturday Morning., December IL. 1887

Terribly Withering! TIE leader OF
the Gazette on Buchanan, the slave
power, Douglas and the pro-slayery
Democracy.-Demoerat.
Exactly so-Ihey appear to have
withered up the Democrat entirely.
1t hasn't word to say.-Gazeste.
Hartley Coleridge used to say, a
hate little men they are SO .conceited
call one Of them jack and he'll
think it is envy. For the past week
we have not considered the mixture
Of mendacity and nonsense concerning
Kansas, with which the Gazette has
bored its readers worth noticing-and
therefore, our little gentleman thinks
he has withered" us Delightful
hallncination If our neighbor should
ever open the lids of the Bible, he
may find that in treating him with
silent contempt, we have followed the
'criptural injuction Answer not
DOL according to his folly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

WHAT FALL.-The Philadelp phia Argu
says that molasses, for which speculator
refused a few months ago to take eighty cts
a gallon, has just sold for 81.
There is a report that fillibustering ex-
pedition against Mexico is now being fitted
out at Key West
The reduction of the Austrian army has
been sanctioned
The effects of of the prevailing monetary
and commercial crisis have not yet reached
Russia, nor is it probable they will
Mrs. Cunningham and her two daughters
are reported to be in Paris.
Reuben W. Weaver, editor of the Star of
tie North, at Bloomsburg, Pa, died last
week.
Furs to the amount of $3.50, 900 have been
exported from Minnesota the past year, be-
ing an increase of s. 900 over that Of 1856.
The fur trade is an item of considerable i'm
portance to that territory, and is constantly
increasing
A one armed man is always an off hand
ed kind ofa fellow.
Pork is selling on the streets at Cedar
Rapids. at 81 per hundred
Washington Townsend, Esq, recently re-
tired from the eashiership of the bank of
Chester county, Pa, which he had filed for
many years, and last week the directors pre-
sented him with a handsome watch as a TO-
ken Of esteem
The Santa Fe Ga=ette says that New Mex
leo is now without government-the Gov.
Secretary and Chief Justice, having all gone
to the States.
The Pittsburgh Gazette state. that Mr..
Tiemann, Mayor elect of n. T., was form
erly resident Of Pittsburgh, and was en-.
gagged in the manufacture of red and white
lead, in the establishment of Mr. Porter.
The SESSION JouRNAL-Friend Porter, of
the Iowa State Journal, at Des Mo;nes, pro-
poses to publish Tri-Weeklv Legislative
Journal during the'approaching Session of
the Legislature, in connection with his
weekly issue
The Washington States gets off good
hit at Prentlss, of the Louisville Journal
He copied remark from an exchange pa
per, which said that Washington was in
Tested with gang of desperate scoundrels,"
and added that it could not be possible,
since Congress did not meet till December
Upon this the States replies, (alluding to
Prentlss' recent presence in this city, say
ing that the remark made by the exchange
paper 'cas true, because Prestiss and a host
of his friends had at that time soiourned at
the Capitol. Pretty good!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
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PUBLISHING nOtSE

LUSE, hANEe eaa 90.
T USE, LANE 4 co. have nov In Press, and
L. will issue on the list of May, 1855, an vo. book
Of $50 or 800 pages, entitled
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
From the Express d. Herald
Hanging the Horse Thieves.
Anamosa. Dec .


Mn EpIroR:-A gentleman has lust arri-
we'd here from Rome, in the south part of
the county, and brings the information Of
the hanging Of James Roberts, q notorious
counterfeiter and horse thief.
He owns fine farm near Walnut Grove
which is occupied by his brother, he living
with him. Since they hung the last in that
neighbour ood, Roberts has Kept out of SIGHT
making his visits home in the night until
Thursday evening of the Sd. He was
eau ght taking some horses to his place
The word went out, and yesterday some
three hundred men assembled and tried
him. He acknowledged that he had pass.
ed counterfeit money and bought stolen
horses with it. but did not think that he
ought to hang for it He begged to be
sent to the Penitentiary, and to see his
brother, both of which requests were de-
MED.
A committee of forty-fve were picked
out and he was taken into the timber and
strung mp, the body of the committee keen.
ing watch so that the outsiders could not
it.
Roberts is an old offender, having been
In the penitentiary twice, and once attemp-
ted to rob the Receiver of the Charlton
Land District, as he was carrying his money
to Dubuque.
The affair has caused good deal of ex-
citement here-some justifying and Others
condemning. 1t IL the settled determine
tion OF the people to hang al the gang 4
ta.t % they come stouhds b Il sooner oa
latsr. r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

BE IT ENACTED by the City Council O
the City Of Davenport as follows:
See. !. That within the following bound
aries, to-wit :-Commencing at the foot of
Ripley street, on the Mississippi river,
thence north up the centre of Ripley street
to Fifth street, thence east on Fifth ST rect to
Rock Island street, thence south on Rock
Island stree, TO tho mississippi river. no
person or persons shall place or keep, for
the purpose Of exposing for sale, in any
wagon or other vehicle, any hay, coal, veg
etables, meat or other articles of merchan.
disc.
See. 2. 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.
See. 3. Any person violating the forego.
ing ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
and shall pay fine of not
less than five nor more than ten dollars for
each offense.
Passed and approved Dec. %, 1857.
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest, ELIEi PECK, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

PRICE OF Coal REDucED.-The Car
bon Cliff Coal Mining Co., Lowery Thomas
4 Co., Proprietors have again made de
duction in the price Of their superior Coal.
They arc now selling it at their yard at
IL l-2 cts. per bushe 4 II l-2 cts deliver
ed. For hauling on to the Bluffs from to
l-2 cts more. This Company were the
first to reduce the price of Coal in this city
the past fall and are entitled to the thank
and should receive fair share of the pat
ronage of our citizens.
They are now bringing to market large
quantity daily aud all contracts made with
them can be relied, upon that they will be
fulfilled. Their coal is Of the best quality
and we are assured by the Proprietors will
continue to be sold at the very lowest rates.
Office and yard corner of 5th st. and West
ern Avenue. orders left at the store of w
X. Lindsey, corner of 5th and Bardy streets
prompt attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
IL Q w A RID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

BsnsUUltt Institution, essaJiisAsd bv sDeeini
endosnneff for the reAsf ofMe ri X and disfrcss-
Cd, dWtettd Uita Idruten and Eyidsmic dis
cages.
TO all persons aficted With Sexual Diseases such
as SPERnATTOR aHEA, SEMINAL wRAK-
NESS, IAPOTEkCE, GONORRHEA, 8IRsT SY-
WILLS, the vice OF ONANISM, or rELf ABUSE.
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the aw
ful destruction of human life caused ~ Sexual &
ease ana ths decept ons practi ed upon the fotu
nate vfuns OF snch di.eases by Qaac $, several
years ago difected theiY Con. ulting RI o Is char
table worthy Of their name to open Di,uens.rv
or the treatment Of this class CT diseases in al heir
f'rns, and 10 give Medical Adcice Gratis to all
VINO apply BY etfer with description ueir cond-
ton, lsge occupation, habits Of life &c and in cas-
es OF extIem" pov rty, 70 Furnish Medicines free OF
LhdrCe 1t Is needless to add tnat the Al, cIa lion
Co mancs tue highest MEDICAL skill of tho ae. and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treatme {.
The Directors. on rev ew Of the past feel ssured
that their lsb,rs In this spher. Of benevolent rt
have been OF great benefit! to the afflicted espec.lly
to the young an they have resolved 70 devote them
selves, with rene zsa, to this ve,y important but
much despsed cause.
Jnst Published by the association Report on sper-
u Iatorrh4a, or seminal weakn@ss the Vice OF Oman.
ism MastuTbsion or Self. buse. nd other Dis.ss &
ofthe xnsl Organs, bs the Consulting Surgeon
when viii be sent By mail, In a scale letter enve
ode, FREE OF Gil AkIE, on receipt Il Too StqzoDs
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
K CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Ho yard Associ
alton, No. 2. eOuth Ninth Street Philsdelphis Pa
cro v.,,cu,,n By order Of the Directors:
Secretary. President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


Those In want Of bargains III Carpets can now I'm
them at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
Merchants Gargl.pg OH.

AS been for more than 20 yesrs before the pub,,c
- ~ iiniment aispte to the nec-a tiles o man
1hu beas in ITS app stio ADD no artic has been
bet er sustained by tciency purY ose and is more
e er'lly appr. .ciated By community 1t is .uostsn-
II lily all It Is recomnended to be byrs friends.
MERCHANTS GARGLIN0 OIL A tanda RENE.
dy for DO msn and beast. This Is one u the hest
and mos; Wiley known Linim mt th- day ahd for
isni Use Is sunsGrpassed.-News, Veray, indiana.
June Sd, 1857.
AERoHANT's GARGLING OIL.-There IL no med
cinc thAt hss better stood the test long and
sApeiiemc- sa than Merchant Gsrgiing OIL Wdtuy-
torn Wis DEM. July %, 1855.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished By agents with
tes s'imonials u It's fity.
: Az orders addressed to he-Proprietors n II,
tucker Co., LoIlort,N.
For sale by Drug lists and Merchants generally
ushout the British and
other countries, ahd by IA YLoR 4 BALLosD, DAven
port and BY one or agents In very town In the
vicinity. Wholesale at all large commercial towns
De11dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

New YEAR.-Our "devil" says that
certain parties who have heretofore been in
the habit of making New-year's calls, and
who by the liberahty of our citizens, have
been sometimes tempted into taking "wee
drar" too much, are circulating a petition
to the clergyman Of this city, asking that
they preach against any further temptation
of that kind
Our devil" further says, that it is nu-
merously signed bya few persons afflicted
Just now by disease known as the shorts,
brought on BY the stringency Of the times
We hardly credit this report - who
would, with no better than the devil for
authority-howsvsr, II the petition Is pub.
lishsd, ws ihall sss whether Il bs true OF
not
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
Col. Benton with the Republicans!

The Gazette says that Col. Benton
has turned Black Republican. When
The old statesman is awfully down on
the Black Republicans. He dlsappro-
YES the Dred Scott decision and the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, it
is true, but for reasons very different.
from those urged by the sectionalists
Benton a Black Republican; Pshaw
Tne Gazette ought to be indicted for
libel on ''o.d Bullion" Slander ever
loves lofty mark.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

LECTURE THIS EvENISG.-Thise even
ing, it should be carefully borne in mind.
John Godfrey Sake makes his second appear
ance in the capacity of lecturer, and in
consideration of his sterling merit as poet
scholar, and lecturer We bespeak for him a
crowded audience at the Metropolitan Hall
this evening, where We have every reason
to believe there will be served ups feast Of
good things.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

LECTURE TO YOUNG MEy.-The Rev.
Mr.. Butterfield will deliver the ccnclua:uq
Lecture of the course to young men on Sab
bath evening next at I o'clock in the ID
Baptist Church, corner 4th and Perry sts.
The young men of our city are especially
invited to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

Buy Now.-Now is the time to pur-
chace the best quality ofearpetings at the
lowest figures, Mr. Smith, being anxious to
close out his entire stock in this line in or
der TO discontinue this branch of his trade,
offers the above article at remarkably low
figures. Call and examine-See aiver-
tisemcnt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

WARD MEETING THIS EvENING.-Let
it not be forgotten by the Democrats resid-
ing in the third Ward, that there is to be a
democratic Ward Meeting at the office of
the County Judge, at the Court House this
this evening. The removed of Alderman
Nollstedt from that ward, renders 1t neces
sary that another should be elected to fiji
his place
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12
APPOINTMENT. - We learn !

APPOINTMENT. - We learn that
James Heron Esq, of Bluegrass, has been
appointed by Judge Weston, to the office of
Assessor, vice Abner Gould, deceased, to
hold this office until the first of January
1859. We are gratified to hear of this ju
d cious selection for this office, as we esteem
MIR. Heron as being not only an active and
reliable democrat, but correct and
thorough business man.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

We understand that Mr.. Wjlkie is
meeting with great encouragement in the
way OF subscri ptions to his proposed work
on the past and present condition and affairs
of our CITY