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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-22
LOUNGES,

LOUNGES,
wHATNoTs,
LOOKING GLASSES. &c, &C. &O.,
OF a variety Of kinds and styles, which he will
seIl at Low 6gure& Persons wishing anything
IN the furniture line will find Il to their advan-
taga to call and examine his large assortment.
Hiuerya. o. Feb. e5. tS5s-u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29

from the people in the nelghbovhood.
They then dispersed and re-assembled near
the southern line Of Linn county, where
they plundered and robbed quite number
Of families, taking their wearing apparel
In one case they went TO house but the
farmer was absent. After plundering the
house they took the farmers wife and
daughter, stripped them Of all their cloth
ing, formed their party in line and CON-
PEELED the two women in that condition to
walk up and down before them. This, |
suppose, IL 20 be regarded as an evidence
of the high state of civilization at which
the Free state men OF Kansas have arrived
From Linn county they drove away about
seventy families. having first robbed
them Of every thing, many Of them being
among the best citizens of the territory
Another detachment Of TROOPS have been
sent after them they dispersed and again
assembled on the Waukarusa. They there
robbed the store Of Mr. Wells aid also the
Post Office at Willow Springs They then
robbed Mckinney, and from thence they
went to Johnstown county, where they
robbed five or six families. Zone Of the
persons last robbed has ever hen engaged
in former troubles in this Territory, nor in
deed many Of the others. Many Of them
were Free State men. but theyfared no bet
ter han the pro-savery men
NoS it must be recollected tat all this is
done by recognized leaders of tie Free-State
party, who say they are actineunder com
missions from Gen. Lane and tie Free State
Military Band During the time these
things were going on, Montgonry was sew
erals times in Lawrence, and yell treated
| His depredatons were mostly arred on in
| counties where the Free-Stat party hold
all the offices.
| As an evidence of the high stimation in
| which horse thieves and robbie are held by
the leaders Of the Free State ,arty, | will
mention one fact in reference their treat
ment of Montgomery. On Saturday, night
last. he was at Osawatamie anSsN. Ches
nut gave him and his party 81 nine a din
| ner, at which number of Fee State men
| We're present Speeches wre made, and
! Charles A. Foster candidat for Attorney
| General, under the Leaveworth Constitu-
ton. complimented Montgomery and men
| for the great deeds they dine IN robbins and
plundering unoffendiny AID defenceless cit
itlzens They went TO aurch and prayers
We're offered up to the Most High, invoking
| blessings on the undertakings of these high
waymen.
The leading Free-Stte paper, the Law
erence Republican, appauds these acts. and
urges them on to removed eXeriions in the
same line, rs do othe papers OF the same
stripe.
For all these acts the Free-State party
here are just responsible, for if they choose
they can put a stop 10 it at any time. They
have all the local oiiices in th;ir possession.
and they can have no valid excuse for not
| doing SO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
H'-- 4=a4-as
STOCK.


1>Hp thorough breed Durham Bull DAVE
Il CROCKETT - now kept FOR the befsHt Of those
who wish to avail themselves Of his services, at
n Cannon's stable, West DAVENPORT
TERhs.-Cssh--For common cows, as for yrase
OF part bred. sio, for thorough bred COWS Sla
DESCRIPTIONS --"Davy Crocke,t' 10 deep re-,
wts eslsei on he 2Itn ~ March l-5s, bred BY
jacob Perez OF Clark county. Ohio He IL one OF Tho
Ilnest short horned Durham Balls Of his age IN h ;
sta'es, or in Ergisnd. see has Pedigree, No las,
Vol ,, American herd took.
PEpIGREE .--"Dsvy Crockett was got BY Import
ed Alderman, 2fi cut q YOUNG virsinia BY powhat-
Tan e2o = Lady OF thu Lake Nv Imported Reforrner
$500 R'se OF Sharon by lviier- ii,osl nd r. Sc
Sth b. - Huhtaek I1S23 Red Ro>s ~ oy III.
American Cow by favorte 4s2l by Prince Ta3l. /,
by fohj-mbe l.t3.l by Hpbback 1871 ~ JAM.
Browns k-sl huI, IN
For further Particulars inquire at Cannon and
FrencL's Mills West Davenport
After devVtng large port OF my time for III,
past sn yenrs, srarng neither trouble ~ tSt.t.e n
obtain the bert thorough-trei stock that COT II Il.
IN TINS country or M Europe, ain lappy to ,t.,,
that can Justly u.mena one u the b,st y,nrg
thofueh bTei Staiions IN the world one of the i4st
Mammoth JACK, and imporied thoroash-hre pnr-
ham Bulls, and a. good II reford Bun as England
ever trciuced, an kidrJney Bull, and Snn .lk Uogs
The Seryices OF al these IuIm>i- are within the
reach Of every person who wisacs 10 improve ,hrir
stock. Tti- Is sscy import TAFT branch Of agricuI-
tu'ri interests and "uIht iobc every where Iron-
lLent one although II hse hre'orarc been tor mu,
neNattie. Os the Farms ~ Iowa, Nhp lsye nj / maid
SUFFICIENT attention q the prcduct!un If pure lsh
bred animals. II Is vi known tact, lariic ari,
among the growers 20 fine STOCK III Fn-lani, that
u the best fire should b, pnre borough bred AMI
ma A. tho offspring vi sire OIL the oppos ehnrac T.
ipvardhls theW- the defects II an imperfect pedigree
Another fact equally establish d. although i. NAY
appear stans+ 10 sanie II that the OF pring frr-
qu-nily poFses the distinctive traits OF characters
which ii It imprt mated the tam. Thee and man,
equally nr1rau fae,,, .s"asr u OF the first nees<.
eity to Obtain Thoroughbred animalx. Tor the IN
provemcnt. ~ STOCK OF all kind.
IN" subscriber has. aud win keep constantly n.
hand Tor sale Thorous -brea Stock.
spiais> wsim I'M CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

TNHK Summer Session o. this Institution oonmen
Il ces on Monday, May 3D., Isis. The locatirs. -
this Institution for general heahfubcss purity Ct
moral atmosphere, sublimity and beauty OF scene y
Is not eacsiled 1t Is thought by thu. OF any similar
Institution in this nation. The building substan-
iiae brick edhce, situated on n beautiful eminence
Overlooking the ''Faiher Of Waters and Twin Cit
ie, OF the West" and is beinR fitted up In the
most approved style ofeasterp Co leges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely pabcrei anG supplied with
,h- best styles OF Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged, and the three commcdious lors have been
neatly papersd, painted, carpetei md furnished with
new and elegant planes, &C., for the accommoda alton
OF the musical and ornament al psrtnen: Two ad-
ditionsl Professors will be .ded TO the Faculty.
lady and gentleman. late 81 Troy Female Cnlege,
Y. The boarding department will accommodate at
present, between seventy five and undred young
lales and will be under the supervision 81 the Pes
ident and his Lsdy; and parents may be assured
that no pains will be spared, not only to promote the
echolsrship and standing, but the health and
fort 81 their daughters. This Institution being
placed uoder auspices OF the Mount Ida College
Association, (" and Incorporated with the highest Col
legate wers. full aud formal Diplomas, comforting
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded 10
those young ladies who complete the prescribed
course Of study. Expenses viii BE- reduced TO meet
times Students will be received at any time du-
ring the nrst half OF the session
mayi.u REv n n rOOKB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29

a couple Of his fellow soldiers. Alier
hearing the case, the Court fined the
unhappy prisoner IS, and prohibit
ed him from wearing his uniform until
he pays the fine. We ana not learn
that ponies" and punch Figured in
the proceedings.
The quarrel as to the last words and
on;nions OF Mr.. Bcnton-whethcr he
CONDEMNED Mr.. Buchanan on particular
occasions, as asserted yb Mr.. Blair, Jr or
whether he expressed great confidence
in Mr.. Buchanan, as vOuched for by
MI. Jacob Hall and w. Carey Jones,
is continued in the papers. MIR. BLAIR
gives a three column statement TO the
New York Tribune, TO sustain his po-
sition. Mr.. Jones it is understood will
make reply. 1t is plain to us that
Mr.. Bcnton's memory and motives
will suffer in this controversy.
The officers Of the steamer st. Mary
arrived at st. Louis. from Missouri
river on Wednesday, state that the
large store-house OF Messrs. MCarty
d Ransom, in Kansas City, fell TO the
ground and became heap Of ruins OH
Sunday evening last. The building
was the largest storc-house in Kansas
City, being Of brick aud four stories
high. 1t was occupied principally by
Government freight, and contained q
large amount of goods of every de-
scription. No cause is assigned fol
the falling Of the building saving the
great weight of freight, and the snppo-
sition that continued rains had weak
ened the walls or rendered the walls
unstable. No one was injured by the
disaster hut two or three persons who
were in the building at the time made
narrow escapes with their lives-one
of whom was attached to the Quart
crmaster's Department, and descended
from the fourth story Of the falling
house by means of a rope
Some scoundrcl simply for purposes
of malicious mischief few days since
cut hole in the bank of Silver Lake
at Delhi, Delaware Co., and drained
off all the water. The water in its
course carried away buildings, destroy
ed crops and rendered "a large quantity
of land unfit for use for long time t.
come. The bed OF the Lake is now
perfectly dry. The person who com
United this act deserves the sevcrcs
punishment.
On Sunday afternoon the schoonc
Rainbow, of Detroit, bound for Chicago
with load of wood, was struck by
lightning when in the st. Clair river
short distance below Port Huron
The lightning struck the main mast
and passed down, splitting the mast int
slivcrs. One of the sailors, namct
John Code, had been sent aloit shor
time before for the purpose of recfin4
topsalls. He was, of course, Instant,
killed. As he fell, his feet caught il
the shrouds, and his body hung dang
ling aloft until it was rescued by tn,
other men. The vessel is now at Por
Huron, whore she will have anothc
mast put in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
la-ecratic state Convention.

a Convention Of the Dem cratic party o' inc s''''
~ Iowa will be held al Iowa City. "n Ih"'S''' ~"
oath aav Of June 1853 for the purpose oil
candidates for the Offices of Secretary A"''p"
Rreasurer Of State; also Tor the tr' s'fii
ssher business as said Convention may '.s" =,
m. ratio Of representation will be one '4,e.'e ','
snasr,a votes. and our additional delsss'e
~ each traction over any 70. cast IN each county
-, .rs pemor..c candidate for Governor N October
' coan,,e. ea,timS less number Of votes viii be
..,,,,s, 10 one aeiegs'e each
Soc,,,o,, can be represented by proxy,
~ ucCrsAsY Gro. q @. Dow,
ID. o. PrscH, WIN. 'o""'
ro,,xc,A.w CHARLES CoRKERy,
". w. BKLKsAP, d. ". 'oI""o''
n rrsr State Central Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

For the accommodation OF Lady students. a large
and well fr nshed room, entr ~ separate from the
Gentlenens Department Is provided.
n b. We would call attention to the fact that
hii our Directors, Lecturers &C, ara residents If
tbs CITY and the Teachers all engaged here anu hay
ing had experience or several years prncti al
accountants aud teachers. and been established here
for tim would requ,s the ppbc T. give Us
call an1 examine the course and oar facilities for
teaching it, LOPEZ X PRATT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
THE UNDERSIGNED

II AVING established himself 10 this place in the
pusiness OF SILVER h Brass PLATING. pronoses
% MI all orders for fine Silver plated Door p1.tss
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers. plate. ~
rleures adopted 70 the use OF Doors and Church
~ 1'8n.nins nods POINTS, window essh Carl
s'ooe. Al work warranted equal to the best.
WILLIAM O'NNARA
5000 ce.sss. aP ststra -''''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
New Cabinet WarcrOOn,.

(CoR. ROCK ISLAND AND OURTR sT's)
"HfRu oil kinds OF Furniture can be had such
w o. Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
wash Stands, Wardrooes, Cupboards, Fancy Red-
stesds, Oommo0 Bedsteads, New St,le Extensinn
Tables and other articles too numerous To mention.
Who .ants BOOK Gases, Counters. Desks, SHOW
cases. Of every kind and made to order and vary.n.
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
AZ good as new. sofas furnished with Nev sn,,rss
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane seat ONCE
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted UrrA
tice. N
me undersigned viii always be found a h,s .hop
TO oil Oil orders. sr
Ladies. have your furniture vanished and ssvs
expense Of purchasing new.
Jan2ldtf AZ CnYv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
PHONOGRAPliY

Also taught by competent Instructors.
TERMS, lower than at any other institution OF the
kind All TIME UNLIMITED, each scholar shir be-
ing u l lie MEMBERSHIP Az pupiir are instruct
~ individually, AMI no, IN classes, they may COM
mence NJ any time.
ROOMS We have reecetiy moved into the large
room known as"Grigg Halt which, with the ADJ
lJinine rosms, form me most c5mmodioua and hest
adapted situation for the purpose In the city
O,,.n at oil hours from 9 a IN till q u m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Strayed or Stolen

TyROM the residence Of the soubscriber, near Da-
u venp TT, three year old bay colt. with .
white spot on his forehead. Any body giving In
formation that will lead TO his recovery v BE- suit
ably rewarded. joint. KING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Denecratic County Conventian.

rhs Democrats 81 Scott County Will assemble N
O.nyent,on. on Saturday, the 18th day osJune A. ID
1873 Al two ooioak r. n, n appoint delegates to at
aend the Democratic State and Congressional Con
ventton. 70 be held at Iowa City on the 9th day OF
June nsxt
The ratio Of representation will be delesste for
each township; ono for every tcvnty Democratic
votss cast for Governor In october last and one for
esch fraction over.
Tbe Democrats Of the different hwnships are -
qusstsd u send delegates 70 the above Convention.
PR order
AuaTlr Conan. Hu0H v. 0ILDEA,
A auAlIylsJp. W.sBxMAE,
0W BAWEa. p. MELTON.
\, DO9y. County COmmiffee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Stolen.

I'M the night OF the 1lth inst. from the levee BE-
~ tween Iowa and the junction Of Front with SEQ
end street, . Sow SAIL Boat carrying Jib and
Man oaileI siss-1S or 20 feet b b. 8; hu blocA
assk, light blue. Whoever returns The obove d.
assihe4 beet VII y sailAtly sswasdsa uDon saiao
- ~ ouo6o 0eoDes 4ao1o-dU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Democratic Township Meeting.

The Democratic Klectors Of Davenport Township
are uested TO meet at the Court House on sstur
day the Goth inst at O'Clock VI, TO appoint Dele
gates 10 the County Convention.
JOIN JOINS, JAMES TUT,
DR.. NoRIARTY, Township Csn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS

Adapted to every department Of Trade, Commerce
Manufactures comprf leading the best forms in
among the most eminent establishments Il aged
individually or In partnership, in business, whether
prosperous or adverse Ia the purchase and sale oi
II erthaDeize at Wholesale and retail. ;mpor ing ard
exporting. on their own account, on minis ion or
Joint specuia' ion includin specuaio. In Stocks
Real Estate, &c, With Jobhing Shipping, Mining,
Manufacturing, steamboat, Railroad, banking and
Exchange, Books OF JOINT Stock and Chartered AS.
slcia1ionS ally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Chicago Steam Marble Works.

Any lady or gentleman wishing IN monument The
grave Of their deceased relative will and to thcfr
Interest to cell on MP 4. Mesk agent 81 Chicago
oeeam Marble WORKS, at Mr. Lstner's Store, corner
than any other factory he wsst and also essos
bAsenias given N Aasli0 bueh ssnaosntal ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Brddy Street soiM Moore d a,ref
This Hxpres is designed 10 deliver goods fox
L Merchants. carry packages, buudles, mas ages
parts OF the City. VIII also DE at the mark. houses
every morning. at 81 'clpCk--for the present to
take any marketing to residences which may b. de-
sired
Orders left at the Office in the express" order
boxes at Mcneil Bro, J i Sutton / Co, and W G
Wat>worth shall receive prompt attention
The charges will h. for delivering bundles packs
grs messages &C to any part Of the city below the
bluff. and between bridge and Western Avenue
10 cents. For similar bundles, &c 1t Eat or North
Davenport 20c cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants or
others by the month or year
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor
apr7dU Once SO Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
The Only Full Course Mercantile
College in Iowa.

1t is the des ign Of the prcpretors Of thes" Colleges
70 spare no labor or expense IN aiiardiig the most
ddeq"a.e facilities Tor young gentlemen To qualify
themselves for various responsible posi- ions IN life
III. Cours. Of Instruction /, as therou.h and COM
pletcy practical, that Of any similar .l>iitutiun
II the Union. Comprising scientific an practical
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
LUMBER REDUCED.

vNhU undersiened have Just received l.,v. .,,.s
= OF T. Croix Lon, ami are now prepared - ~
nlsn q their sew Mn, (nrst NH shove The Rsi,rosA
Iloorios,S idias, oAiaglesy Sash, Door. &C. :. 80
0uood prices. ''' 0'S'' - -
Dsh96 dtf nur-rc~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.

And the secret made known Of making from AIS %
o1JO month, and risk. Dor further particulars
address Post Once box 6s3, and for refereoce Demo
crat office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
The Mammoth Jack,
IS DEACON DARDEN, ,

VX7ILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w Mares, the ensuing ssAson, at nay Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PKriGKkg. Deacon Darden" wa, got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth ia Kilt OF a
thnrci gn-blci Black warrior Jenny
DFsCRIPTI1N.- % aeon Dardeit' was foai.i Oh
the 18TH Of July l,Ji bred ty /. II 4 Chti,tnaf,
d. J, sssn.in County ky. He's lorRTLLA HANps,
THREE iNoHrs Mon AND tiRow!SG. As for b ~,
muscle and shea, H.. Is unequal Ell by sny Jack ia
the STATE. and Will chaionse compa icon With any IN
the Union.
TrKms-ctsh--sibelc leap. aiO: season fl5.-
Mares by The season not proving with foal, VIA he
served tie following seA-on free II Charge. Every
precau on will be taken To prevent accidents, but
Will not b. res ponsial' should any occur.
The p optietor would call the Att nion Of farmers,
and those peraos raising stock, to tn grat Il i.ni
FOR Mu.es In al parts Of the country, and the nigh
prices NJ whicl they are n s"nnE.-Call aid e.
smire D. seen Der'cn before having Your mares
served! For fur her particulars enquire 1T Cannon
X Fterct's Mills OF OF
spr9,aw3m NJ CANNON.
T'HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO PER
i wishing improve Their stock. the services OF
bis thorough bre' Hereford Bu;l NOV FIR" bred
by Erastus Corning Of Albany, N. and can re-
commend Ii NJ TO thu pnhic as second to no Bah Of
his age ana Blood IL the United Ststes.
PEpIGkEk Rover, e.ived April All. 1854 got by
Cardinal " iseman, dan. B-auy Cardinal Wise
mau got by Exre'' aton, out = wi>dom ty Wool
stock, G. dam ~ Young Favorite, out OF Mr. Tulle, =
TTsdegar Prise Ectfcr Expectation Was by Hope
out Of tn. celebrated Cow, Old Spot. H own
brother TO Mr.. Carp nter- Dutt h.s- which obt aiD-
ed tie first prize ~ the Royal Agricultural society
three years IN succession as two and three year
CID.
Beauty by wonder. (420) dam, Pretty Mad. by
Ton, (2431 grand dam, Pretty Maid, ~ Chsistrey
dam, Old Damsel, by Coslmsns Bull geg dam,
Old DAisey. by Chancellor; egeg dam, Cherry No 2
by the late Thas Andre knIgh's Bull winner OF HE
cup At Hereford. 1870, gsgSg osm. Cherry No. bred
by The late 1hos. Andfew knight ~ Dovnton Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS OF improving their stock either
FOR the dairy FOR b"ci would do well 20 avail then
selves Of thi. opportunity u breeding - this fine
animal
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
choice beef in the world.
Terms OF service For common and grade cows -
per head; for thorough bred COW 5l0per head.
Enquire At Cannon h French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
apr9i&w3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Evening Lectures

Delivered by professional gentlemen acknowledged
Alb liiy and talent on uhiect- Intimately conne' ed
with the intere Is or the merchant mechanic, far
and others. viz - lierfr ntR4 lar, Kdiiroad-
ing and WGrine Lar BGnkipq anil Erchavgc,
Foftfcdt UiStDtg, (on.ueArcidi GeogrGPhN LH~'
of Nations Mer44tRtIc Customs CORES }uzdcHcc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29

Viii not our farmer friends and oil others who
take inter- ST in the Improvement 81 Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts try 10 he present with us at
that time AID lend MS their and ASST sttncs in
laudsble an Undertaking.
se d sire to MAKE our Fair--which will take
place IN eepteHler nsxi-one ~ the Usry bet, one
that shall give universal satisfaction In order tn
10 this It will require united effort. Shall We have
t
Please arlswer me In person at the Court House on
the 9Th ~ Jnne H. n
mayl2-wtd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
PENMANeHIp

under the immediate supervision o. Mr.. ". X
Pratt. who took tn Premiums for Penmanship and
Card writing, At the last State Fair, ana rhall be
orceRed BY none Eat or West.
Landscape ant Perspective Drawing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
Mercantile Correspondence.

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject a.
are calculated TO impress business habits On the stu
dent. n wfll as IT, tamiariz- him With Commercisl
Tic hncaities, AMI Phrasecl gy-Int rcinE pref ma
Invoices, Ac cunt Sales Bills 81 Exchange a..
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
Embrace general exercises and rules for every
rlfty Of computaJ ~, pertaining 20 business cing
taught according 10 the most modern and approved
methods; Interest, Discounts, Equations, Artara-
ton IF Ecchange, etc.
Tine Of f1mmencing-NOw-any time.
requisite QUALIFICATIONS to eftter-An ordina ry
n En- ii-h a-u anon.
Time reGatited 10 compile he Ctursc--From
eight 10 Twelve weeks
Cost or Stationery sfc Prom Sc 10 S12.
DiJi0mGs--Awarded to we'll qualified graduates.
Lire SchotdrshipS-Issued In one College good In
the other.
college Rooaas--Nsatly furnished, and conveniently
arranged b. ing airy and in the NEST beautiful loca-
t1G In the city
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29

80 Cases Brandy, direct from Coenac vint, 1870,
10 bbis Hibbert's London Porter. (Pintsl
20 Cases Boothy 3 Ledgwtck's Gin, rAedieatedl
A full assortment q Cigars,
Absinthe, Harsschino, Curacao,
Anise Cordial, ASac Punch,
And for5sale By H. BARNIS CO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29
PUBLISHING IiOu Sc
Agricultural.

sI,UE Scoit q unity AgricTtial Society will meet q
i the Cnurt Horse IN Davenport. on Sa.nrd. the
S,h day OF June ,.JS at one O'Clock y n. for the
pnfposl Of eleeiSg officers for the ensnnr year and
tine tran asiios o I other business
G, NEAL See'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-29

SprimSllalc Garden.
pLANTs for sale-sweet Potato. Cabbage roma
to &C. Orders left at the old stand Of p X O 7
Burick, Perry street, below Second, Will meet with
prompt attention.
All kinds Of eatat;es in season.
apr3O-dtf 8. G. RURDICK