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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
uUDSON RIVER RATLROAD.-From May

25 1851 will leave Cbsmber' Station follows
Express trains and 5:l5 Albany Pssens trans
ga M u u. and 3:S for sing Sing, 1880 snd
soi Poughkeep-ie and and p TOR Peetski, $50
o. N The Poughkeepse Peeksku and Sing Sing trains stop
At the way stations Psssenge' taken a, Chamber Canal
Christopher and Thirty Trains for New YORK
Troy S. aud l040s and 4:j0 p M and Albany
as 8:l5 and 1890 {. m. ard 40 p
A. y SMITH Superintea dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and Coany

NJ Y. SUPREME COURF.-City and COgng
~. ofNew York.-HENRN w CUSHING sgsin,t 0RN
W. FISK, PARRISH b. LADD and - LADD, VII
Summons for relief (Com not served DO each the Above
named defendants You hereby summoned and enfea
answer the complaint in this acton, which is this day fled
the office of the Clerk If the City aud County Il Nesi
al the City Hall in said City and to copy your
q the said complaint the subscrbcrl NJ their oct No
Wall street in the City Of New YORK. within twentl d"
after the service II this summons you exclusive OF The t
Of such service and ii You fail 10 the said cctph
within the time rcsad, the pantt In this action vii MY
10 the Court for the relief demanded Ia the complaint D
New York. June 49, 1857 BRAlNARD RICE
je5 .law6wM~ Plaintiffs Attorney, No al WslG,Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Summer Ar
ssmeu,- Trains gong E,f: Leave
Brooklyn Gr-eDport yy and on Saturdays ats
$50 p IN; for Farmngdsle at 90 m $3.50 snd
ttlOa H. 43O and p. III. for Jamaica Ut aud 10 m,
And 4 4 80 6 sad o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

CHAs. A. De WITT supt express
I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
II DENCE, &c.-on and after April l. EXPRESS TRAIN
the Providence. Hartford aud Fishk Railroad will leave
Hartford the arrival there Of the Express Train 0 TIDE New
York and New Haven, and New Haven Hartford sad Spring
field Railroads which leave New. York At a.
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

New loRg, Dec. l9.--Thc steamship
North Star, from Bremen via Southampton.
I'd inst arrived thi. morning
NJ. Migon, whose election NJ Deputy for
Thontaklcn has acquired no,oriciy from re.
cent proceedings, instituted agains, him by
the Frcnh Government, has sent in bis re.
sgnation ms member of the Legislative
corps aud intended again presenting him.
self 10 the electors
A Berlin paper says that Lord CLAnrs
pos has declared the complaint Of the pa-
nish TO be well founded. and that the Ger.
mania Diet is called on 10 redress them
The London ObSe,rst denies that any de-
cision had been come 10 by the Governmen,
as to the aholshine Of the Fast India Com
pany.
The North Star reports having expo.
rienccd heavy gales from the West for u.
successive days. She brings sio,00o in
specie
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
Thi,ty-Elnh tongs. ..-tt,.t session.

WAsnlsaros. dec. 1.--Iiorsr MIR.
IHidy announced the death oi Mr.. Mont.
goinery of Pennsylvania, and cuIogized his
character, NJ al-o lid Mr.. Florence The
usual resolutions ~ respect were passed and
the Hons adjourned.
sgsArE,--Mr. bwip presented n memo.
rial from citizens Of California and New
Mexico, praying Tor the establishment ofthe
Territorial Government of Arixobia and
subsequently introduced bill Tor that pur.
poe.
Tn his motion. a Senate Committee ii
nine wn ordered 10 consider No much Of the
Presidents message ~ referred to the sub.
iect Of The Pacific Railroad and sub.,-
qneDtly h. introduced bill for its conNruc.
ton.
On motion Of Slidtll. a select committee
Of five wa. appointed 10 examine into the
condition Of the Banking Institutions 81
the District u Columbia, md the author.
ties by which such corporations assumed
70 trassaci tbe business Of banking also
a. 10 what further legislation IL necessary.
Mr.. FoDts introduced bill granting a
btUF~NWi VI wv h'F'f w iotPi w "'thhl
settlers.
SIR. Wilson presented The resolutions Of
the legislature 81 Massachusetts asking 20
h. reimbursed for money advanced 10 tbc
United states during the war Of 1912.
ia motion Of Mr.. Seward u resolution
was adopted calling Oh the President for
any correspondence which mag have taken
place between tbe Department, AMI the
British and French r,stien,. on the subject
of alleged lo~s's by the bombsrdment Of
brey,own.
On motion Of Mr. Trumbuil the creien-
,isi. 81 sIessrs. Bright aud Fitch. together
With the protest against thrir right 10 hold
their seats, &c. was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice ~ his intention
TO iutfoiuce bill granting the cite. Of
Washington and Georgetown a million u
arres of public lards ior the support u
school. Mr.. pugh introduced bill 10 i'm.
prove the navigation 81 the falls u the Ohio
river.
Mr. Clay introduced bill 10 repeal all
lss- allowing fishing boun'ies.
VI Hunter, from Committee on Finance,
reported a Treasury Note bill, and asked iis
lmmedis,. consideration. lie esused 20 10
read communicated from the Secretary Of
the Treasury in which !. is stated that there
!. IN the warehouse 10 New York msrchan-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
MR. RANks' KANSAS BILL.
Nsw Work Markets.
Congressional,

WASHINGTON. dec. l9..-SENArE.---M Mr.
CRirrENngN submitted resolatious--Th
in consideration Of the present state Of the
country, and the embarrassment Of the Urea.
sury. the rate of duty established by the
tariff Of March last, ought to be materially
increased also in favor ola substitution of
system Of home valuation on imported
goods. The resolutions lay over. The
Senate resumed thu consideration Of the
Treasury note bill,
Housr.--lhc House resumed the consd'
GRAFTON OF Mr.. BKNroN's resolution, pro
viding Tor the appointment OF special com.
mttee to take into consideration all papers
on the subject OF a railroad TO the Pacific.
Mr.. BARkspALE made al unsuccessful mo-
,ion to table the resolutions Votes - to
9S. Several incidental questions werc de
tcrmined by yea. aud nays.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
Ncvs Items.

HALrg,N, Dee. 18th. Sir GAsyonr Ir.
u.pcusxr. promoted TO the Govcrno, shin Of
Malta. Is to he succeeded by the E,rt or
MoxrgonsyY.
ROCHESTER,, Dec. l9,h.~-N. NNyH,rrrR.
door.keepr OF the last Assembly. slipped OIL
plank ut Andrew street bridge about noon
to-day, and was carried over Geneses isll.
His body has not yet been found.
TonoSro, Dec. leih.-~At II dance al n
house OF ll-iane,at London, Z. w. last night
party o' fowh'es forced their way INTO The
house. A butcher named iAHDisG, tired
INTO the crowd several iiua~ with revolver
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
The Markets.

Nav YoEy, Dec. Hea-y and r.
loser. Rsie. q. 900 bbl. a, ~. s0ai.p f,r -.
periT state G,50obt. 10 Tor extra stsis; tI."D
as 4, tor superior Western st,J9sti 80 for
common to medium extra Western Canadian
aOuf dali aud lower. salss go bbl. a, a., 35Et
40 for super; ,t7O1s,Z5 for extra. Rye
soar dun. s3a,,25.
GRlfS-- Nothing doing IN wheat market, dHli
and entirely nominal Rye d1ll, 5oIs7?c No
sales of corn reported western nissd nPIni.
nal. 70c. Oats plenty and dali at sJfstec 'of
state Aslgs7e for Western. Pors quiet small
sale, a, o., ;oglj.-j for mes. ti5.5olS IA for
prime. Reef heavy and doll. Lard steady
sales 30 bbls a, s!@s!. Batter and cheese
dali and dropping. whissey...bs.ter sAlss 40
bbi. at l+c.
stocks generally, "a? pr cent. lower and
dall. sterling Exchange, small bushes. doing.
lS'Hal5Ji Chi az. J.. 7.l J. e., ~ DO
bonds, 81 N. r.. 10 y. L. g., 70; NJ. six.
-. 1854 Lac. A MI, 10t q. A G.. ~; &. G.
C., u Mjeh. pfs'srsd. 81
ML~ArrEs. Dee. is.--fLorE. .Rs.rs, o.. :;
IAN; sup.rsns. fs,7setI.so wheat White
winter EXTRA ., ss6tsSe, and common a; I'm
To: ezra club. sD11s5e. No. !. s7V5-c.
oats ~ tolerate at ?7G2'c. Ork..-dr.s.si hogs
tjEt5,;0.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

VI. WnTyonx and hi. son have been AZ
rested IN Pitchburg, fr stealing n p,or
woman : only cnw, which they killed, and
.alts.i down the beef, and sunk the hi,s in
the river.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

Tos Tarxn-Tbe Bridgepor, fC,) fam.
o. "a iufvriDi that Gen. Tow Turss Is -
dangerously IL that he 10 no, expected 10
i've He IL IN France.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

CaaHLgsros, ). g.. dec. IA smart
shock Of an earthquake was feIt bsre about
O'Clock hi. morning.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
LATEST NEWS.

M rEikesirR 10 e4afaie pr caiES
nv nukBANRs kxPasss To ST. PAUL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
FIFTH STREET MEETING.

We publish this morning the opinion
OF Messrs. Parker, Edwards 4
Ialmage on the question of the rights
Of the property owners on Fifth street
in this CITY with respect to the use oil
that street by the M. Il N. Rail Road
This opinion was presented rs minor
ity report at the meeting Of the prop
erty owners on Wednesday evening by
Geo. II. Parker, Esq, one Of the Com
mittee appointed to examine tho legal
tights Of the property owners. Messrs
Bennet r. Buchanan presented at tn,
same time = majority report embracing
the conclusions at which they ha.
arrived the main points Of which will
be found in the report Of the mcetin.
in to-days paper. As soon rs tn
opinions Of Mr.. Bennett and of Nj
Buchanan are furnished us, we shall
lay them before our readers through
our columns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
sequence.
For the State Democrat.

For the State Democrat.
When there is great work to be done
it is well to devote all our strength to it,
and not fritter away our time and energies
on half dozen collateral and incidental
matters. The great mork that Davenport
now has in view is the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Rail Road. It is her great interest now
that this iron road should first reach the
Western border Of Iowa, and to this end all
the efforts and all the available means Of
our city should be consistently, exclusively
and Immediately devoted. There is no mis-
take about it. Complete the first track to
the Missouri, and Davenport will feel the
benefit Of her enterprise for years. Permit
her rivals to anticipate her in this, and she
looses vantage ground to which nothing
can ever restore her. understand this
matter perfectly. and any one who will look
at it with few moments reflection, will un-
e.tand it also 1t is problem that de
moNtates itself
We ave now the precedence Of all roads
IN the %" But how long shall We hold it ,
Inc Duouq" end Pacific road is now in
operation to n.rsville, thirty miles; it is
nearly graded fifty NILES, and will soon be
completed 100 miles> y Cedar Falls The
Directors Of the Missi spi and Missouri,
Rail Road offer-if ths cA Of Daveuport
will transfer to the main he sthe road her
esso.ooo, recently voted to tl>Nc Cedar Val.
ley Branch-to take up the won ,nm.a;
ately At Iowa City, and prosecute it d >ou
pletion with vigor. l hope the city w
make the transfer, and retain the funds til
the Directors do what they promise.
would that We have the whip hand Of them
lam not pleased with the manner in which
they have compromised the interests Of Da-
venport. by directing their means and Ia
bors hitherto to the Oskalooss branch
think that We have good right to complain,
for Davenport and citizens Of Davenport
have been the best friends Of the road, and
have lent the most efficient aid 70 it from
the very commencement But II any mode
can b devised to hold the Directors up "a
their saeagsnsnts-and the simplest ne
lied ~ dslag " + h hsst tAsaa essv ~
~ ~ " sesA-<4hm. I ~. y = ~
~ lllslsl ol1laesncl = yllho!as! - J
- U0e w. 49, DtoeD -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
Public Meeting.

Pursuant to adjournment property
owners on Fifth Street, and other cit
liens interested and sympathlzlng with
them, met ut the Court House in the
city Of Davenport, Wednesday event
ny, June 18th, at 8 =. N,
II. J. Hughes was called to the
chair, and ID. b. Shelly elected Secrc
tary.
The report Of committee appointed
At last meeting being called for, Mr.
Bennett, chairman Of the committee,
responded, bringing before the meeting
. majority report, the substance OF
which is rs follows:
The City Council derive all THEN
powers with regard to the streets OF
the city from the Legislature. and that
this power must be exercised in the
way and manner and for the purpose
prescribed in the law comforting this
power.
A railroad made and used by pri-
vate corporation for their own emolu
ment, and which the public generally
cannot use in such manner and for such
purposes ~ streets or roads are used,
is not . public highway within the
meaning Of the law upon the sub
ject.
The City Council have no authority
under the law to permit the streets Of
the city TO be used in such . manner
- will obstruct the public travel upon
the same, or - will render the same
inconvenient or dangerous.
The occupation Of street or high
way by . railroad is not one of the mo
des Of using the same recognized rs
legitimate, and can only be done when
express authority is given for that put.
pose.
The authority to take private prop
erty for public use, or to deal with pro
party appropriated to other public ca
sements and usea, IL manifes.iy . high
exercise Of the sovereign right Of emi-
nsnt domain, and can only be effected
bv the clear, unequivocal authority Of
tie Le9islature, who are constituted
the judges ofwhas the public good re-
quirss. .
IA the Legislature Of this Site has
not conferred upon the City Co".cil
or the railroad company, BY expres.
terms, any such authority, the concln
zion 4 that the ordinances Of June
1883 and 1857, BY which the RAILROAD
company were permitted to occupy
Fith street with their tracks and car
ars illegal and void.
fthis view h correct it follows tina
The railroad company are occupying
Fth street without right and 20 ia
. that occupancy hes injured the pro
marty owners on that street. they hsv'
! ssmsdy By action for damages, unles
they have released oil claim in tn
sAns q agresd to that occupancy.
Whsesupou Mr.. Parker presente'
. misosity report (which appear il
a.cehee column. Ed Dsm.
d. Baker moved the adoption q
naAesity report
N. Boanees claimed that the authori
vto ggant . right Of way 70 railroa1
company muse b clear. distinct ant
unequivoeal, Otherwise the authority
NY b With equal force used TO gram
pee1asion 70 . turnpike company t.
plaak aay slssst IN the city and levy
IN n I'll Who tyovol thereon.
". Psshas aGsssd that II City Coun.
sil ~ asesa vj(Aout suthosity In max.
~ - gqash - ~ Seilsoad. property
E ~ 4 : il'i' u: !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

new OK June -.
1.-THE steward Of the steamship Fulton was
arrested yesterday charged wit, smuggling
100000 worth Of diamonds.
Gen Walker held levee yesterday at the
Lafarge House and attended the Bowery
Theatre in the evening. where he made u
brief speech.
The Governor returned to Albany
this =. NJ.
Judge Russell closed the proceedings
in the first habeas corpus, by discharg-
ing the Mayor from arrest. The Grand
Jury have under consideration the
complaint Of the Mayor, and the cal
ling Of q special term Of the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer in July, for the
Mayor.
Mr.. Cr.fat, one Of the Metropolitan
Police beaten on Tuesday, died to-day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
Washington, June 10.

Mr. Barnwell has been re-appointed Sur
veyor Of customs Of Wheeling This com
pletes the action Of the Administration, in
oil cases where the commissions Of csuton
house officers have expired.
Baron Van Liembonsry was yesterday
introduced 10 the President, by Asst Secre
tsry Of State Appleton, and delivered his
credentials rs minister Of the King Of the n.
therlands
Mutual assurance and desire to main
tain the friendship which has always exis
ted between the two Governments wer.
expressed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
-
New York June Is

A special despatch to the Tribune,
dated Topeka, Kansas, 10th says that
Gov. Walker and suit are there. He
has spoken twice, aud is trying to de-
feat the action Of the people. The
pro'slavery its made step towards
having the Legislature broken up, but
the executive authorities have not
sanctioned il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

Coachman to housemaid-l think
shall leave this family, Mary.
Housemaid-Why, John!
Coachman-Aw, well, Mary, YOU
see they don't suit my style. They
havn't any marriagable daughters in
the family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
ICE /! ICH!

Dfhe Dsvenport Ice "a. ase now ugepased TO
oontrsct for thu delivery Of Ice lor the se--
ssn Customers cemmeocinG the eeason With ~
vii be 0sdranteed to b supplied tiN November II
desired Parties d"si,ine lfe through the ssssca
causioNed against consvacting With u - vhodo
not supp,y To- season through
OMce, Sec md 1t, oppssbee L-Oleire uouee.
sy6i3m PB0E = nI1CHDlI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

Tie Gasstts Of Yesterday says tina,
Il de~ nos know our position upon
the psoPristy Of building the Cedar
Valley Railroad. We did supposa
that our neighbor had . memory thu,
would enable him to remember tn.
important occurrences Of At least on.
month pest In the State Democva
Of Nay goth, in . lengthy editorial oul
visws were given At large upon til.
subject ofa loan for the Cedar Valley
X. K . part Of which We quote as fol
lows:
We ssst have more Railroads, for
experience hes shown how indispenss'
BILE they are to the growth Of Western
Cit,es. In casting our eyes about US
with . view Of selecting the most dcsi'
rable rvute for the next railroad To be
built interiorly, we know Of none that
will prove more invaluable than =
Northern road from this City due
north to St. raul. 1t might be made
70 defect from . straight line a little
westward 20 - TO touch 1t Cedar Rap
ids, and sweep through that immens.
" fertile vslIey, thence due north to
st. Paul. Such road would open for
Davenport . trade that would make
our Wholesale jobbers, mercants Prin-
ces.
We Leo commented at length in ia
vor Of this X. X. in our daily issues Of
May 2Sth and 3Oth,. On June | 9Th,
We fur her added ~ follows;
1--WE confess that we view the matte,
~ We have always done, and trust tina,
every voter who has the good Of tn.
city At heart, will 30 TO the polls, when
this question 10 voted upon, and by hi.
ballot show that he has q proper regar,I
for the future prosperity Of Daven-
port.
Now we will ask our verdant neigh
born, who are 10 free 10 accuse tn.
News proprieton Of want Of brains
whether their own precious Uranium,
are not little ADD.leda
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
WANTED.
ovHMfeM

TN . Lady's Ice Cram sal Un, 70 serve Ores0.
i Too very smart and inteliisens y9ung L. dye
Cool salaries end . snmms 70 rmp;o, ment. For iur.
thee particulars sddsess Boz as, apply - AS.
APrison Hall, Csbioet store, on Brady u.
nsv6tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
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Patent Blsssic Hire - Wsssg Press
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Patent sl.s.Ic vire - wsss Prsss
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VXIR, The usdcs. tgned, ere pespaseA = epaes>se
w and put ~ the shortest DoaSce. or
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n. chs.,ss' ..s,,s ~. ~. - sss% - essssS'
We invite An M A. Hun6a,e "a sno>,vA.-..A
I.Csaire HSs.e. Dsvvspost. Len. - essal1s soa.
~ SO pr.e,is.suNy = ~ 'sssss:
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for sais.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
W2m1e6.

DYa young man Of gpod mosai habits employment
ID Ell her As Book keeper >slesnan. Numesons
veferen.e rs 10 character ard ability can be Given
nreqnirs but he prefers that biz principles and
o box 49,.
Junei0dlt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

The exaninstion just couplsted in the
coast Survey Office, fully confirms the fact
ole sufEicis0t depth Of water in Long Island
Sound fsr the passage Of the Great Esst9n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

vTVHE D tvRNpORf ICE CO. NO. I Il nov ne
j paod to n rye the cisisena - Davenpovt viii
the best possible quality 81 Ice, 0wdvessssn0 70 sr
I'd. Parties Wishing supply for the entire season
are cautioned assinst coatPa ting With thUse whe
caRRos furnish paaroos through the eeaso0.
G. STRINUILBBR 90,
O0cs Second q. eppe lie LeClaire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

~> large Room with Clo-et &c, for gen.
t.emAu and his wife on the ntst floor OF .
vea ,an,ly stusted House, will be let =, two
young gentlemen, vi Board. Apply 1t the once u
this PAYER. JuuiSd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

800 magnificent Building Lets
tuiiy laid out with Pubic Parks Ar. the buidng
lots command ue splendid view ~ the Mississippi
and Rock Is;ani. These lots cas- BE- purchased ~,
very hedsonGbIe TevMs 3reat Inducements are
offered 10 n chanic> rs well capitalists aud others
Can ami examine Map ans prices at
HAviLAND 6 Once. LCair Row,
%
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

A Rare Chance!
Splendid Lots for Safe !!
Lndxeas Ad,iition to Tie Ctr Of Davenport
vINHE UNDERSIGNED has laid "a p,rtinn ~ this land
] lying North OF the City 81 Davenport on iiSrii-
-"p, Nam, BRADY aud Perry streets. 1hese lots ere
the
Finest Building Lots
In North Davenport, stustrd one mile from the
Cont Huu~r.
NV Is the time TO buy, NE vii sell cheap Ia
fArltats improvements
Give IA cad, and YOU vii nnd prepared to
suit You In price and location.
JOSEPH b A A LlNpskY,
BRADY 81, North Of Locust
~ is--t3m Gdseffe copy month.
HAvEs few quarry lots vet for sale, where the
L stone /, exceed. ut and easily qasiI led.
w.. II aiLDRErH.
I Will exchsne~ my Pouring Nil for cit, !
looui Try property, or sell IL on rssy ~ms
". II. HiiDRETU.i
!
I ors for Residence In full view Of the river !.
IL various prices.
BUILDING suitable for Hotel or large boarding
ID House, " rent.
900 feet square, with nne Residence, . great
Ovarety ~ Fruit trees, Vines, and Hhrubsry,
n. ", HILDRErm.
orDAvISON 4 TaUK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

~ Dan Rice; the circus man, was
terribly beaten in fracas in Syracuse
lately, and is laid on his back in con-
sequence.