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Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
United states Of knaosikes,

State or C~'iTor' I". 4. u"Iy ~ p DOVs-
90. s. JUSTICES Court. DiaM"nd Springs.
IT, rnia, 10 John BOrland. GREEnxo:
VOU are hereby summoned IN appear before me,
L atny once IN iamoDd springs TOw ship Of
the county n " Dorado. on the Eleventh Day Of
January. A. D. 1858. ct H. O'Clock A. d. 10 snsvsr
unto the CO." plaint OF p. Jackson, ow on die Ia
my ONCE, wherein It 10 set forth that you are Justly
ihdrhttd 70 him IN the sum NJ One Huadr, Dollars,
for Mon, loaned yOu by him on the h day o. s<p-
tember 1851. WHEN Judgment will be taken againSt
you Ter the aaId amount. Iog theF With costs aud
damaEts, II you tai to App-af ard answer.
Given under ny LALd thlS sth hny ~ October, 4.
D. 1851 CIiAS. ' IRWIN. fLSl
JuatIce Of the p, ace of N a Tuwnnhiu
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

TKVhs rr Is no useI nyI"G to ~"umern1~.
u an the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for Others in our city
papers. GEO. F. JONES:
At No. o.
OF Af
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
FOR SAFE.

A HOUSE AND LOT on COLOMA street,
"A well arranged, with good well and nut
houses. Thereis gyn'd assortment Of Fruit
Trees. Grare Vines. Currant Bushes. etc., on
the premises, making Il one Of the most desru-
ble family residences in the city.
GEO. 2. JONES,
PlsceryiIle. October 10. 1874.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

The Countess X. embraced her with
thanks and hurried home to apply the
VsvlviSlng compound. In two days she
We completely bald. Now, who could
b Althfal 70 . mistress with wigi-
{ho Prince returned TO his tirst love, and
the poor Countess X. lives to ponder on
the Alsity of female friendship and her
own borrowed capillary covering.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

NAILS Or ALI. KINDS,
Much cheaper than von have been buying Of
others,
AZ No. o.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
VVullIe, We Have Missed You.

Oh, Willie. 10 Il you, dear. safe. safe Of home!
They did not tell me true, dear, they said you
IL, would not come; ''''-'-"--''---
But heard you at the gate, aud It made my
heart reioicA,
For knew your welcome footsteps and your
u dear familiar voice,
Making music on mine ear through the lonely
midnight gloom
Oh! Wlllt1. 10 Il you, dear !--welcoms, vel.
come home
we've longcd to Sss you nightly. but this uiSht
Of sn;
fAU arsS ~srs blssius brightly. the light.
u. were In the han;
The little ones were UP until ten o'clock and
pAek
whcNS Sheir eysS began IN twihkls, aud they've
gone TO sleep Gt lat;
They llatenod for your voice till they thought
you would not come
Oh Willie, 10 Il you, dOari-welcome, vel.
come homei
The days were sad without you, tho nights long
Ny drs.ms have been about you-w welcome,
Willie dear
Lest night | sat and watched BY the midnight's
Thought heard your foOtstep, then wiped
my tsars away;
But my heart grew aad again, when found
you had not come
Oh! Willie, is Il you, dearH-wclcome, vel.
come homel
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
To the Citizens Of California.
CAUTION.

T AM INFOLMED that various Liquor Mixers OF
i NV York, BOSTON n San FrSnci-,". are excl
Sv,ly gel IL putin up la square bO;tl under
various titles, cheap mutations 0f NY ylOLHe,tAblsh.
ed and reuuWutd
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

A FASHIONABLE DRESe or eIIAwLl II 90,
IA 0allaS BLOCH DAcHHANT.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

'cimen Of the poetry of the Hebrews. 1t
is alike picturesque In the delincating Of
individual phenomena, and artistical skill.
S0lin tho didactic arrangement ofthe whole
work. In eli the modern languages into
which the book Of job has been trans.
lated, its images, drawn from tho natural
scenery ofthe East, leave . deep impress.
ion on the mind.
THE Lord walkCth on the heights Of
the waters. on the ridges Of the waves
towering high beneath the f0rcO Of the
Wind" "The morning red has colOrcd
the margins Of the earth, and variousay'
formed the covering Of the clouds, a. the
hand cl man holds tho yielding clay. ""
The habits ofanimala arc described, As
for instance, those Of the wild ass, tho
harso. che buffalo, the rhinoce-oe, and the
crocodile, the eagle and the ostrich. We
aeA "purs either spread. during the
schorchlng heat Of tina South wind, as a
melted mirror over the parching desert"
The poctlcal literature Of the Hebrews
10 not deficient In variety Of form; tor
while the Hebrew poetry breathes tone
Of waFlike enthusiasm, from Joshua TO
Samuel, the little book Of the cleaner
Ruth presents ~ with charming and
0xquisit picture ofuature. Goethe, at the
period a bic enthusiasm for tho East,
Spoke Of lt e. the loveliest Of epic and idyl
poetry which wo possess. ."-Hum0OIit'S
C6oWSOa.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

zAS RiVGCs Nsngsncs. Russian
ladies Of the highest rank, the Countesses
4 and K; had for some years been uni.
ted In the fastest friendship. The
Countess 2. RuSsiAn ladies, by the way,
are neither e. cold or chAste as the SHOWS
oftholr Northern CLINE. had . lover, who
proved taithlesa and abandoned her for
her friend, the countess X.
Madame 2. was not long In discovering
who was the preferred one, and conceal.
Ing, with feminine TACT her rage and jeal.
ousy, che met her rival with smiles.
"ka eAsrs." she said, ~ am really dc.
lighted that the Prince loves you, and
hope you may long retain his affection ;
bat your beautiful hair is getting thin,
You must take care Of It. Here Is an in.
Allible pomAds, which use myself I
would not give Il to any one but you: use
II and your hair will be as luxIrlant as
~
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
Raw S1vSC rI0U,

Rnv StVOr Ft0WV.
THE BEST BRAND IN THE STATE,
Al Seven Dollars per Hundred,
No. 0.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

ChAS. W. DAhNbos
Buy your Groceries and CrOckriy Of
Buy your GrOcerie and crOckery Of
Buy your Groceries and Provisions OF
' 'ON' N'OS'' CiiXs. ". BARNES.
P1aceEv111e
COFFEE MILLS!
THE undersigned has been appointed sole
i Agent for Bailey's Coffee Mills.
FRESH GROUND COFFEE constantly on
hand and for sale, wholesale and retail:
:1Sy- Merchants supplied BY the package, at
SACRAMENTO PRICES.
CliAS. w. BARNES.
Placervifle, May 23d, 1857.
DOPE, ALL SIZES, For sale by
IL CHAS. W. BARNES.
Al If
TNGLISH MIXED PICKLES;
- SPANISH OLIVES;
CHAS. w. BARNES.
CALIFORNIA BACON, HAMS and ShOul-
Il 4 If ~ '"'' y CHAs. W. BARNES.
CMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
y For sale by
l4lH] CHAS. W. BARNES.
OREGON GRAN BERRIES,
: n I4ln FOR ss's " CH4s. W.. .B1RxE<.-
EXTRA FINE BLACK AND GREEN TEAS
Il If CHAS. W. BARNES.
~ LASS CAMPHENE LAMPS,
IL an1 he.
4lHl CHAs. W. BARNES.
" CURRANTS;
LAYER RAISINS;
For sale by CHAS. W. BARNES.
TAPIOCA' sAco,
PEARL BARLEY;
For sale BY -
CHAS. w. BARNES.
OALTFORNTA PICKLES,
II E4ml For '''' by cHAs. W. BARNES.
OUICKsILvER.
" :, ,.,j For sale by cu,s w v.DxrS
~ AfNICUI,
sun CURED h,.voxnp
OUR JEWEL,
JESSE HARE TOBACCO,
[4lT CHAS. W. BARNES.
ERESM CAMpHENE l. BURNING FLUID
Ann CHAS. W. BARNES.
WHEAT AND BARLEY.
i<IMl CMAS. W. BARNES.
~ REEN CORN: GREEN PEAS; -
VI Fresh Apples;
Fresh Plums;
Fresh Cherries;
Currant jelly;
Assorted Jams, &C., &C.,
For sale by,
CHAS. W. BARNES.
- A" POLAR.
and OLIVE OIL,
For sale by
CHAS. w. BARNES.
NEW CHEESE, Ha s',5:, ,,.
Nl4ln CnAS. W. BARNES.
OSwEGO CORN STARCH, for table use
" For sale bv,
CHAS. w. BARNES.
MAILS, ASSORTED SIZES,
~ For sale by
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
-CUTCERY,-&c.,

GU J-EEHI -0Ce9
Together with large variety Of BOOKS and STA
TIONERY. consisting in part al the following:
PUETRY-Sl,ahsPeare: Byron; ilton; Dante:
Tasao; Cowp'r; Campbell; Lemans; Kirk White
Tupprr: and mary others.
Observation-Disclosures, ~ England, France ard l"e
land: RancrOs History Of the United States FruSis
Pictorial History NJ California: and manv others.
SCHOOL ROOKS-Sanders'. Towns and Wrlrter's
Sp, ll-rs: Sadeis'. Towns ard McGuny'S Read, Is
SmiIh'a. Mitchrlls. ard COl'uns rogrPphes and
Aliases: Builon's. Smiths. and Browns 'irHmmars
Adams. C"lhutn's. ErIinerSon's and Smiths AiIl
m-tits; WebsteT's, Walkers and JohnsOns Dictiona
ries.
MISCELLANEOUS - Miss Leslie. New Cookery
BIok; NOrmnniau. by Elder HYDE; Planters Daugh.
ter: T"stamet &; Prayer ard Hymn Books etc.
VARlETIES-Go'd and Steel Pens: Black. Rlue and
Rcd Inks; Penhuld~ra and Pencis: Plain and frn,y
Env, l0pes; States; Inkstands; BOttng Paper; RUI.
ers, etc.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
CHAS. w. BARNES.
RETAIL DEALER IN

HHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
~ ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY
VI Etc. New FireprOof Brick Store, Main
street, opposite the New Theatre.
fTAn goods warranted and delivered.
nov20 81
DuY YOUR GROCERIES AND CRoCKERY or
Id CHAe. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrOckeFy Of
cHAH. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CToekery Of
CIIAS W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrockeTy Of
CHAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your GrOcG rieS and CrockePy Of
CHAS W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Croekery Of
CHAS w. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrOckeTy Of
CHAs. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrOckrIy Of
CilAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your GrocerIe and CrOckery Of
CHAS. ". BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Provisions Of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

SPECIAL. NOTICE!
T To SmO1era and Hotel Herpers -4a
The undersigned take this meth,d of informing
you that they have now. and will constantly have on
hand, the largest aud best selected eteck Of
XA WANNA CIGARS!
MATCHES and PLAYING CARDS, and other arti.
cles usually found In CgHr Sore, which ihtv are
determined to sell at small advance on San Fran.
ciero prices
AISO-They have always on hand. a Great Vari-
ETY. Of Oregon and California FRCITS: n laIgc as-
sortment of CAM 1ES. CONFECTIONERY. NUTS.
etc with which EHIls. Parties. and Weddings br
supplied at very law rates.
HARRIS & LIVINGSTON.
Piacerville, Oct. 81, 1851. [SmJ
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02
'. Do YOU VISH

PlacerviIIe, October ls. 1874.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-02

Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, Cal.
tS3-tsl By L. D. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Cs,ssrslN & s,Du,
GEO. II. .sssELL,

n TrORNEY AND oOUNSELLoR At LAW AND
"A Ouanis toner OF De d. IT oonhe~ticut, W..
~ ur ompt ana careful attention to the co..c ub OF
Islns cony ey of Real Estate, exau.n ng titles
nd aiI other kInds vi legal basincss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
From Wash1ngton.

NEw YoRk, June 29th.- The 7fiJmme's
Washington correspondent says the military
ccmmaudant at St. Louis was <elee rsphed
to day to send n express after G1n. Harpsy.
recalling him from The Up. ditioa taskStAh.
where the present force will DO placed un
der command of Gen Johnson e, ,ciusively.
The supposed object of this movement is to
maze division against the hostile Indians
in Oregon.
WASHINGTON, June 29-The Navy De-
partment has contirmatory accounts Of the
proceedings OF Commodore Mcintosh at ST
Domingo. The dominican fleet, with the
exception Of bark which returned to her
original owner, hid bee given over to san
tn Anna, who, with his troops, would imme-
dlately occupy the city.
1t is true, as has been rumored, that San
ia Anna gave Commodore Mcintosh the
most solemn assurances Of the protection of
all American citizens, and expresses TO our
government his great desire to ma ntain the
most amicable relations with it.
BY order Of the Was Department, mill
tary post known as Fort Ambercrombrie, is
to be established on the most eligiLle site
near the head OF navigation on the Red
River of the North, in Minnesota. Opera
tions will c, mmence without delay.
Two companies from Fort Ripley and
froni Fort Rldgely have charge Of its con-
structIon.
The post at Fort Ripley will be broken
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
A MUss.-An individual whose

A MUss.-An individual whose
name we are not telling'as much as we wa,
went into Bowling Saloon on Front street
to indolge in a good game Of ten-pins. At
ter playing a few strin gs." In which occu-
patton he seemed to take peculiar pleas
use, he was called upon by the proprietor of
the Alley, to fork over he usual fee. Then
it was that the Individual informed his anx-
ious creditor that his pockets we're destitute
Of thing in the line Of gold. silver. rell-
aule bank notes-nay, not even Florence or
any other shiLplasters had lodgment in
his pockets At this juncture, may 1t please
the public, the proprietor made up his mind
to take the amount of the bill out of his
debtors skin in hard and cruel blows;
whereupon he pitched in" and while en-
gagged in extracting the pay paynis ct caici-
6as. Chief policeman Mitchell accosted
them. and in his usual poll . and deferential
manner invited them to 60 with him TO the
Police Magistrate. On arriving there. his
honor concluded that about 81 and costa
each would be sufficient to settle the affair.
The proprietor forked over,' but the Judi
vidual had not the funds, and consequently
went up. The operation was decidedly
losing one on both sides.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

WHrskEY ExpLosIoN.- Yesterday
at about IL o'clock. an explosion OF q barrel
of whiskey took place in the store of Ross
d Co., Second street. The noise occasioned
by this unusual affair caused la rye mum
Der Of persons to rush to the spot to ascer-
tain its nature. They fourd the room lite
rally hespattered with the ruins Of the stuff.
but no further damage. The proprietor was
driven from his store to escape suffocat;on.
and no one dared enter until the fumes had
so settled as to admit free respiration. The
question here arises. will pure whiskey ex
plode under ordinary circumstances We
rather think not; at least we have never
heard Of such an instance before. What,
then, caused the spontaneous explosion p
Let those answer who are acquainted with
the article
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Movement OF tho Troops.

Sr. LorIs, June ga dispatch from
Leavenworth. 9th. by steamer Platte Val
ley to Boonville. Gays. that the two COM
panies OF the 4th infantry were coming to
to garrison Fort Leavenworth, together
with two Co.'S of the san e command now at
Fort Scott, are ordered back to Fort Ran
dali. They will be accompanied by 200
recruits which will arrive here within 10
days from. the Eastern States. This move
ment is understood to have reference to the
reI orted hostile attitude of the Indiana in
Nebraska.
The officers commanding this detach
ment are Capts. Lov.lle, Lyons, and Gard.
ner, and Lieut. Smith
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Republican Nominations.

ST. Louis, June 2s.-The Republicans Of
st. Louis Congressional District in Conven-
tion yesterday. nominated Francis p Blair,
Jr.. for re election to Co grcss by acclama-
tion Resolutions passed reafiirming doc
trines of Thomas Jefferson. denouncing the
Administration. opposing negro equality.
advocating xtinction Of slavery in Missouri.
and the removal of negoes from the State
Three full tickets now in the field ,Ameri.
can. Democrat and Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
No MORE 0As.-By this we do not

No MORE GAs.-By this we do not
mean to cay that there will be an immedi-
ate suspension Of "big talk" by individuals
Of an inflated character; but We simply
mean to state that on and after this evening,
till further notice, the gas tor the public
lamps will shut of. Those who are in the
habit Of walking about evenings BY gas
Light. will now find it much more corven-
lent to stay At home. We apprehend no
very serious inconv enience by this arrange
ment, for . few months, and the city may
be great gainsr. By fall. the gas viii
probably - tusasd o. agaia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY

PLEASANT VALLEY.-The good peo-
PIE Of Pleasant Valley Township are to have
a nice little celebration. all to themselves
and those who wish to join them, on Mon
day Dext, at delightful spot about three
miles back from Valley City. There will
be IN excellent dinner, cooked and provided
by the noble wives and fair daughters OF
the sturdy farmers Of that precinct. If We
don't forget ourselves. and we rarely ever
do, we will drop in few minutes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THB late nrm OF Myers Morrison, Surgeon Den
l. tists, is this day dissolved.
r d. 0YBRA.
8. A. AOHRl6OH.
Davenport, February 20, 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
From New York.

New YORK. june 20 The Times Havana
correspondent says the Commander Of the
Wabash saw the British vice admiral in
Jatnaica. and received from him every assu
rance Of the speedy cessation of further
visits from her Maj aty's cruisers. accom-
panied with the positive denial of said crui
sers having received orders to seerch Ameri-
can vessels.
He further stated that the Commanders
Of the Jasper. Buzzard. and Styx would be
held to O strict account of their doipgs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
l. AT EST N E w S.


f "
The Russian Imperial pspsr currency. to
the amount Of thirly-two million silver rva-
bles, had been pcblicly burned at 81 Pstsrs;;
burg. with the view Of stimulating public
confidence.
A vienna letter positively contradio(s tho
statement that Convention has been con-
cluded between Austria and Turkey, rsla-
tive 70 Montenegro.
A doubtful rumor was curreSt that the
Duke do Malskoff would soon return 70
France, and Count de Persigny resume the
mission to England.
The harvest reports Of France are equal
" encouras ing. In the south the yield j.
expected 70 be one quarter, IL not ethiid
more than last year.
The French Mediterranean fleet ordered 70
Brest. TO be present during the EmpsrUe's
visit, will consist Of twelve line Of battle
ships. i've frigstss, four ccrvettss. and
certain numter Of small cleaners. ,A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

"They say" that the murdered Ban
gor is about to start John F. Dillon a. can
didate for Judge of the District Court. John
would make a. good Judge - any man
of his unfortunate political associates in the
District. What has poor Bennett done to
incur Jim's hostilityi 10 Jim's favoring Of
Johns claims intended - peace Offering
to the bold Hiram3 Alas, poor Bennett -
politics 10 mighty unsartin +
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

a "Hale's Autto Ro ms No 36 East Second
~ ct. The large ssl OF an o. sorted sto K Of mrr-
l. & DR., Goods Bo pets Rit bons, eilks, and GENE
raj as ,ortm.nt o goods TO uun rous ~ menti n.
Sal will cottinus cry day III We I ~ ~ O'Clock
4 ~ oc ock NJ and o'clock In the evening Il.
til. ent.r. stock Is cl)sed.
Also an .nc,iun expr ssly for iadies and eentemen
accomp- -nyine them, on Thursday, June Bird ~ 10
o lo,k A NJ and o'closh Will be 90 d lot Of
dress ic,her Sak>, ba,eg >, Lawns, Aerinos, n
ID lanes Liu NJ Bonnie Kibb ne, oweFs, Laos
Trimmings, Gil ., Hosie y, H'ik'fs, and ebawls
VII a gen, assortment VI goods they will be out
for ex I'm n .tion Wednesday the day before the
sale on the 2pd 40 OF my st,re.
SALE P1SITtvE-rERMS CASH.
Also on Thursday N June Sd. superior Piano
Forte and Stove also l pate" Sewing kachine In
Ter e . der, TO Day advancs and char. e.
T. rms Cash ELIAS Halls, ~ 'tioneer,
june1tf No. IS East Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

CONCERT LAST EVENING At the
Concert Of the N. w. Saengerbund last eve
ming. the Hall was densely crowded. and
the performance was Of the highest order,
evincing a great cultivation Of tho science
of Music among the perfoI mers.
There will be grand ball at Lerchen's
Hall, Second street. this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

PERsoNAL-N. II. PARKER.-We
have received from Mr. Nathan H. Parker
of this city. a copy of his revised and cor
rected nap of the State OF Iowa. MIR. Park
er is favorably known to the citizens OF Da
venport. having been resident of this city
some years. and the publisher Of news
paper. He is also known throughout the
country as the author of work which
needs no praise. Iowa as it is." Mr. Park
er has also published work on the Geogra.
ply. Mineraly &C., Of Minnesota. and is now
engaged in the preparation of hand book
containing minute description Of the State
Of Missouri and its agricultural, mineral
and other resources. The reputation al
ready achieved by Mr. Parker is sufficient
guaranty tha: the work will be written in
in pleasing style and will be filled with
interesting and valuable information. The
work will be ready for the press in few
weeks.
Mr.. Parker in addition to his literary
employment is engaged in conducting a
general agency business. and may be found
during busines hours in his office. over the
Post Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
No CrRcus.-The Circus that W

No CrRcus.-The Circus that was
to have per ormed here vest rday afternoon.
did not pitch it's tents in our midst. on ac-
count of the high figure at which the licen-
ces for such exhibitions is fixed. The price
now fixed for circus licence is $50 for each
performance. and the company regarded
that sum as too high for their income.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

LEGAL.-Wc take pleasure in re-
ferriug to the card Of Messrs. Hall 4 Giteau.
These gentlemen have formed partnership
for the purpose Of transacting Q general law
business, and We wish them q full share Of
public patronage We recommend the
firm to public favor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
BrattOn House.

fENHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
Il frnnds AID tn; ira cling poblic, that he has
o,entd this large motel in Clare. The house IL
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniences
Of mo ic hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the county affords.
His experience a ID large acquaintance with the
business IN The West, is a sufficient guarantee tina
n house Ia the place stop at when you come 70 the
81 u lie Olsire
hf- iiAcks leave 'he oratton House every morninR
lSunda- ex,epte'D for Davenport.
ma'cbi -d2"Avl, n D wEnTLAER Pr0p'r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

HE In AsnA ne pro
cession wiz = tAe sbllssiag osdw-
Union Be- Gles Cub from abroad,
Turner's frc& sbtoad. Dsv1Spors Turner.
Artillery Bssd Davlnport city ArtiDssy.
Rock Islan4 "a, Davenpost Gussdp. Da-
venport RID O., Band. 0eSussn LitsrSEy
Society. DaS1spsrt Nseruershor, Cruelty
yerein, EinfiAsht, Dsvseport sasngesbsad,
The proc lsl WIN pss through he fbl
lowing stree from headquarters . Third,
thence to B ~. thence to Second. thass
up Warren tpbhs grsusdAs
On arrivilg - the grounds the process
ion will Be leeaivsd VIII speseh By he
The oratie win - dsHvsssdrat two
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

To WORKING MEN.-Ne have an
order for five able b. died men to work in
the harvest field None but those acquain
ted with the business are wanted. and to
such literal wages will be paid. Apply
soon at this Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

ExAMINAr1oN.-The preliminary
examination of Dr. Mckeehan and John Ely
who were arrested on information of L. J.
Center, on charge. Of passing counterfeit
modey. will take place to morrow. J. W.
Stewart for State D. S. True and Geo
s. C. Dow for'defense.