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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
LANDS FOR SALE
IN IRA Nj co i NJ 7,
by u. i. HGoILaY,

LANCASTER, Wis.
ip,oadd Prairie Farm mile east Of the village
e ct Lancaster C0utanrg2ao acres il q high state
ot euivatiou tiIare Is said farm large brick dwell
ing vel! Finished also thrifty young orchard, just be-
ginning Lear: and large stream OF vater running
through the farm. Also, so of thinner land
Terms onethITd down, tia balance time to suit pur
cll&ser.
Also 80 acrca Of land miles cas-. Of Lancaster
Mostly marie eight improved and fenced, with
crop Of wheat IN se ground, which will be sold with the
land: it IL well wateged. Also 40 of timber and
oiion land; ts whole wi bo sold together; this is
rare chance for man with small amount Of capital.
Terms. 4s,5G per acre-c.si d, wn.
so Acres Of land az miles th-cast OF Lancaster,
sout one-slf bay bottom the a tnce o the land with
timber snoderate the Of water running through
it. Price S. per icre, cSah.
J
400 Acres unanprovsd Land, prairie and timber; wsn
writer ed ard located Lancaster.
ALSO, the north bali or b. 4 and n EA ofsW. X
Of see d town e. Range west. containing 20 tim,
Der and 100 Prnirie: we'll waeFed Improvement win
lie soldow .rexclapGed for village property either in
/ Lancaster, Aprii ISL. 1851. 4s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
no giae EHskI,s5cs
stoves, saves, stove
E'arnaara L4ook 0natl

TusT received, the celebrated Eraas & ddonss Gale-
% and Two horse pows; also, large lot o.. the
sell known Mctae p,ows breaking piows of all sizes
and shovel pows, FOR sale st the Gutenberg Hardware
stove and Iron Store of G. K. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
House and Lot in Lancaster,
Enn. CAFE EXTREMELY INV

. Z
Z offer for sale te property known rs the Colter
House in Lancaster. iwo rods south OF the Big Spring
The houss is efuf building. with six rooms, kitch
and basement cellar cstern and well arranged
throughout rc comfort. The premises weiisupplied
xth trees ard sfgu5'orv out buildings, large spring
near the door The fyopfY contains nine lots and is
s The lower eld eg Maple Street, about $50 yds.
from he public sguale. Enquire for terms at the Her
AID otfice oF Of Tie subscriber 10 town.
!ule -. 1857 5-tf D. TYRRELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
NOTICE.

4 HEREBY give notice that have appointed VIM. Pitt
4 Dewey, Esd, my geuesa y gelt and Attorney for
se state % W isc0Dsin, iauS have al
dt names cue or owing me, either upon Land Contracts
Notes or Otherwise have also vested Mir Dewey with
iu power 10 sell and convey absolutely any ami all
Lands in Grant County, Wis, including my improved
Farm containing $50 ac.es. A. {. MURRAY.
November LIST 1897.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
60 acwes C I.aI.d Fer sale.

EtkEE MILES from Lancaster ali suitable for cult.
I yatioa Considerable Timber said lRnd. will
sell cheap, give time ialf the purchase money; or will
take good team and the rest IN niuley. Said land in
a good settlement T4h school Aoase. 90
Lancaster, New 9. DIX MANNING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
TEE Iiu EBAY LANDS

- - e. "a
rsyI following described lands situated in GrantCoun.-
ty, Wisconsin,, offered for sa,e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-22
Lumber Chea per than Ever.
I,I|8sI LBN|gsEgI IBllIIEERI | IIlsIBa'
To tiac Citizens Of Grant Co.

Ivxyo fI.e Farmers Builders and Mechancs:-The under
! signed arc nov opening very extensive Lumber
Arb about one and half miles above the mouth of
Green River near Mrs Aidcrsous, and at the juno
ton the west fork Of Green River, in reach of every
person wishing to purchase Lumber We intend to keep
Ia full f1Eent constantly hand, and pledge our
selves 10 sell on hotter terms for cash. tnan any o-er
iyard in Gil ant County.
Pork, Flour and Wheat,
WIN he received in exchange. Como Cents il
tfha time to build harms and fences when Iunter Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
DR. j. e.. PAR x ER

VTOULD ANNOUNCE To THIS CITIZENS OF
w DAv.np rt aud vicinity that he has resumed the
practice OF medicine and may be found. not pro-
fe.sionslly engaged, " his vce next do, to RAres
Of1oe. Eov26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
The st. Palrick's Festival.

At the Festival on Wednesday evening
last, on motion Edward Jennings was called
to the Chair, and delivered the following
address:
FELLOW CoUNTRyMEN We are assembled
tonight around the festive board, not to do
honor to any earthly Prince, nor to any
earthly sway, but to celebrate the day dedi
Gated to Old Erin's Patron Saint, the great
and glorious ST. Patrick, Apostle of Ireland.
Yes, my fellow countrymen. to do honor to
his memory, and as our forefathers Of yore
did, to perpetuate and hold in grateful re-
membrance his myriad virtues; to connect
one more golden link to the chain of by gone
years. and hand it to the ensuing genera
ton, that they may remember the earnest
devotion thatj tjIreland's expatriated sons cher
ished for him, who freed,the, from more than
Egyptian bondage, and implanted in that
old green Island, the symbol of Mans re-
demption. Yes my friends, ST. Patrick was
the one chosen by the Omnipotent, to pro-
ceed to the shores Of old Erin, and awake
up the children of that beautiful land from
the lethergic sleep of Druidism, and point
out to them another and more darling
choice, which would raise them from the
low grade to which they had fallen, and
for ever destroy their heather rites. And
when that illustrious Saint sped his way
to that lonely but fertile Isle and announc
ed to the Irish the embassy given from
above. they, obedient to the Divine man
date, at once responded. and through every
glade and dell Of that favored land, did the
echoes Of faith resound, the reyerbation of
which shook all those Druidical edifces to
the earth aad in tn ir stead, did our fore.
fathers raise the stately Temple and the
beatuous dome and consecrated to the great
jehovah Yes, my countrymen, when that
noble champion, Ireland's Saint, cried out
to the Irish in the wild and gentle tones of
his pure heart, that they must renounce
their supertitious and their idoiatrous ado
raGions, and adore him, who created heaven
in humble submission, bent the knee and
with the eyes of faith did they behold the
greatness and the power of Him, who il
eternal; and as the esrth during the severe
winters becoms ice bound and fetterd, but
in the beautiful spring, when the perpetrst
ing of that great lumiuary the sun sheds his
glowing rays all over the face of ma
ture, and the sky sends forth those
inviting aud and refreshing showers, then
does our terrestrial mother burst her
fetters and with one grand effort des
troy her traldom, and open her
spacious bosom then does the thrifty hus-
bandman enter the plowshare and scatter
hls seeds-taking caution to watch their
growth and urture them by destroy ing
the noxious weeds which, if allowed to
grow. would intercept the advancement Of
his choicest plants-but - the summer ad
vances, and as their roots strike mere firm,
wstered by the genial dews of Heaven,
they fructify, and in the sutum he beholda
a lovely sight, the fields of golden tinted
grain shaking and whaiving their beautiful
plumes, ~ II inviting the scythe of the
respers. 70 it wa. my fellow countrymen
hat the efforts Of our own slorious 6si,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
J.m(t ISon, St. Loui.
BelfeaH, Force,
Luds Nay. Rhodes. Savannah.
DEPARTURES.
Jamss Lyon, St. Louis.
Lucis May. Rhodes,
The river is falling at this point with a
good Stage Of water to Kec kuk Boats are
moving quite fast aud all obtain fair frieghts
to St. Louis. Among the boats expected
today we notice the Brazil. Dew Drop. Lss
cleds. Oakland, W. l. Ewing, Metropolis
and Minnesota Belle.
The Ben Campbell came up from Rock
ingham and viii take her place in the reg
ular Keekuk packet line on Monday.
HsIse'hst is loading with onions, pota-
toes and -four for St. Louis.
Navisstion has opened at Dubuque and
the Express chronicles the arrival of the
steamer Alhambra from Galeua.
The ST. Louis Republican of the 18th
says:
The elegant light draught steamer Dew
Drop, Capt. Parker, is receiving passengers
and freight for Davenport and all way
points on the Upper Mississippi. She will
leave for points above to-day at o'clock, p
n, without fail. Recollect the commodious
passenger steamer Dew Drop Capt Parker,
and Clerks Deittrick and Belthoover
The staunch steamer Conewago. Capt.
Hickman, is receiving for Davenport and
way points, and will leave today at 4
o'clock. n. Mr.. John Chandler is Clerk
SILVER Moon Burn ED.-The Silver Moon
was destroyed by fire On the 9th. on Bayon
Glaize, tributary of Red river. She had
been attached at New Orleans but was re-
leased aud was on her return trip with q
cargo Of cotton when he caught fire and
was totally destroyed She was built at
Louisville. cost over $40 900, and was par
italy insured in that city.
STEAMBOAT SEIZED.-One Churchill, Mai.
shall in Cincinnati, the other day seized the
E. L. Bicknel and cargo. in suit for sal
wage, brought by owners Of the Ohio No 2.
on account Of services rendered to the Bick
nell, when she ran aground near Burlington
Island.
The Gov. Pease was burned on Trinity
river, Texas, recently, with 400 bales Of
cotton. Loss 100000.
The Comet, which has been running in
the Memphis and St. Francis river trade,
has been attached for debts against her
about $4,000.
The staunch and popular steamer Brazil,
Capt. w. H. Reed, is receiving for Keokuk,
Burlington, Muscatine and Davenport and
will leave for the Uppe, Mississippi this
evening at 4 o'clock We commend the
Brazil to shippers and passengers. Mr..
Mullen, the former popular clerk of the
Montauk, has taken charge of the Office of
the Brazil. He is assisted by Mr.. Reed.
Recollect the Brazil and her officers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

". n BAKER. M. d.,

CORBlN II DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW
NOTARIKS PUBLIC.
Ofice-At Mxcklot 4 Corbin's Exchange ONCE,
Davenport, Iowa. 0clotf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
~The Gazette said yesterday that

~The Gazette said yesterday that
We had lost one third of our subscribers and
II large amount Of our patronage by the
course We had taken on the currency ques-
tion. Its editors knew very well that they
stated falsehood when they said So
There is only one man that has stopped our
paper stating to us that the reason there
for was our course on the currency ques-
tion. We have his name recorded for the
benefit of posterity. Through the solicita-
tien Of the Editors of the Gazette and a
certain pale faced youngster heretofore eulo
gized, we have lost just eiyhtsen-no more
no less-and we can show eight-one new
.ames added to our list since the first of
January last. Our advertisements show for
themselves, and if our friends will take the
trouble to visit our printing rooms, the onl y
evidence Of destruction there to be found
will be that of pretty free use of type, Ink
and paper. We have taught the whole race
of wild cat-owners, blowers and sneaker 5,
that the Democrat is fixed institution, and
that it cannot be broken down or trighen-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
From Warrington.

WA>HINGroN, March 10.
The Speaker appointed Messrs Florence
of Pennsy lvania. Maclay Of New York, Gill
man of Maine. Scates of North Carolina
Waldron of Michigan the special committee
to investigate the Union bank affair
The Bill to increase the Army by the for
nation of four new regiments Of Volunteers
was taken up.
the mlita ry committee, offered an amend
ment to the following effect:
To retain that part Of the bill, providing
for the organization of ia regiment Of mount
ed volunteers, for the defence of the frontier
Of Texas, but instead of authorizing the
President to accept the services Of four regi-
ments in quelling the disturbances in Utah.
and for the protection of supply and eni-
grant trains, and the suppression of Indian
hostilities, to add to the present military es-
tablishment, one regiment of dragons and
two regiments of infantry, TO serve tor two
years. The amendment was rejected, yeas
43, nays l43.
Mr.. Guillmans's for the raisiag of FIVE
regiments of volunteers was then ordered
to be engrossed for third reading by l.s
against H. and was fully passed by l24
against %.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
The Turkish Visitors were formally re-
ceived by the President TO- day, who ten
dered them the hospitality of the coun.
try. Makommed Pasha replied saying, that
he had been directed by his Imperial Mas
ter Ito be guided by the advice and d.
rection of the President, and offer this Sou
venir in testimony Of the high regard en-
tertained by the Sultan for the President
The President then invited the visitors to
a dinner next Wednesday. Among the few
persons present at this reception were Ger.
Cass and Horsford Smith, Hon j. NJ Cross,
Edward ii. Carlick and the Presidents pri-
vate Secretary.
The question on the Army Bill will be
taken up tomorrow in the House
1t is decided to remove Montgomery
Blair, as Solicitor of the Court of Claims
Sumner seys that Ransom II. Gillett will be
his successor. though no appointment has
yet been made.
At the evening session of the Senate, Mr..
Bell concluded his remarks on the Kansas
question.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

MEssRs EDToEs:-Wil! the Republican
Canidate for Mayor give us his views on
the question of 5th street? Was he in favor
of the contract SO ingeniously cooked up be-
tween his partner the present Mayor, and
the Railroad Company in which he (Mr.
Cook was at the time prominent officer ?
If elected Mayor how long does he thi nix it
will take him to ascertain" the value Of
the 500 shares in the 3rd division of that
Road, with which We poor property owners
on that street we're paid-There is debt of
gratitude due to some one for that Job
A SUFFERER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

NorIcE.-Joseph Barker will lecture
at the Court House on Saturday evening
and Sunday afternoon at o'clock

RDMOvAL.-Mr.C C.. L. Atkinson has
removed to the large and elegant building,
IS Lake st.. Chicago where our buyers may
always depend on finding the best and Ia
test styles of Embroideries, Fancy and Toi-
let Articles generally mot forgetting tho
important item Of ladies' Skir's,) that can be
found in the West. When in Chicago, do
not neglect paying Mr.. Atkinson visit and
judge for yourselves See advertisement in
another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
The UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
Ia business Of 0uvRa d BRASS PLATI1s, proposes
% oil AL orders for nne Silver plated Door Plates
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls Butts numbers, Plates end
Figures adopted 70 the use Of Doors and OhurGh
esvs, ughtoing Rods Poiuts, window Sash, Oaryt.
see and haSness tSmnines platsd - order q shest
eotico An Vest warranted equal 70 thA besA
WILLIAM OpHuAnA
Oasss b11llAng aase q. ~ Rsansytvsaio Un1ss
ssn"e ce..ss: p Ss''a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
New York Items.

New York. March l9.
Heraids Correspondence.-Adv have
been received from Mexico TO the effect that
Zuologa's party has sgnifed its desire to
treat with the United States governme ut
for the sale Of some territory belonging to
the Republic. Our government contemplate
sending an able and accomplished person on
q special mission to Mexico, with view to
keep sharp look out in reference to certain
matters now pending in that country in
which we have large interest.
The Washington Correspondent Of the
Times says, the select committee on Ma'i-
sons case, will report against his expulsion
probably 10 morrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
Nrw OpfEANs March IS

NEW ORLEANS, March IL.
Advices from Minelclan, Mexico, to the
9Th are received
It's reported that force of the Zuologa
faction are advancing to that place which
is held by Gov. Zana.
The Constitutional Schooner, Maj. Barn
er, with thirteen officers under the com
mand Of Ex-President Sales, had arrived at
Menitalan, and not being allowed to land.
returned and are now coming up tie river.
The Sales party intend to pronounce for
Santa Anna.
1t is reported that the Mexicans in that
portion were generally in favor Of Santa
Anna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
ppoyrnrIcr MARCH, 1S

PROVIDENCE, ANrCH 10.
The Democratic Convention, which met
in this city to-day, nominated Alex. Dun
can for Governo'. Mr. Duncan is the Sen
ior member of the well known Banking
House Of Duncan, Shannon 4 Co. Elisha
X. Porter, Ex NJ. c., was nominated for 1t.
Governor. The Convention was well at
tended and its proceedings were spirited and
harmonious. The election takes place on
the 7th April.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

were crowned with miraculous success
and when he held forth to the Irish. tn,
Ireioii, or Shamrock, as being . strong re
setnblance to the great Trinne, no wonder
that it should be honored by Irishmen ant
held most dear in every irish heart-yes
We shall always venerate the Shamrock
ana enshrine it in our bosoms, and consider
1t at all times one of our greatest boast;
to see 1t entwining and encircling Old Ire
iands harp Let US ss men, and like
those who have undergone the fiery or
deal, but have escaped its dangers. sig
naiize ourselves by showoing our devoted
ness to this glorious land of our adoption,
and while we mourn that we are as ex
Hes. let us at least recollect and be greatful
thse IN this abundant land, the sceptre OF
oppression hath lost its power. and tha,
like the great oak that spreads his friend
" houghs. and protects all those of the
forest that seek his shelter. America hath
extended the welcome of sympathy to the
Irish, 2and given them the warm hand o1
friendship and equality denied to them by
the tyranical rules Of Ireland. Let u. 81
return. honor and respect the true and en-
obling American character; and let u re-
ciprOcate their kindness let us be one and
show our fealty to the land of our adop'
ton.
Inow offer the following toasts:
"Old Ireland's Patron Saint"
T0Asrs.
The day we celebrate respnoded. to by
Edward Jennings
His excellency James Buchanan President
OF the United States responded to by Mr..
Thomas Russell.
America the land our adoption responded
to by Patrick O'Grady.
Ire and the land of Celts respoded to by
Mr.. Darcy.
Tne Memory of George Washington re.
spended to by Edward Jennings.
The Press responded to by Thomar Russell.
The ladies responded to by Peter McIn-
mercy.
The glorious and immortal Shamrock re.
sponded TO by Edward Jennings.
Mr.. VIM. Ryan offered the following vol
unteer toast:
On this hallowed day it becomes the duty
OF every true born lrishmen to give an ex-
preston Of his feelings and sentiments by a
toast to the mortal memory of Ireland's pat
ron. | now propose Irelands titular st.
Patrick, and although dead in the flesh yet
may his mortal memory reign in the breast
OF every true sod of the Emerald Isle and
may that memory never be forgotten by any
of Erins sons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
GEO. r.. RluGBBE LII,

A TTORNEY AND OUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
"A GoMmiss sioncr OF Deeds for Connecticut, will
give prompt careful attention to the coltc ION OF
clAins conveyance Of Real Estate, e1amn ng titles
and ali other kinds ofloRal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
Tnpnyrn ~ w harnl, 70

TORONTO, c. w., March. 1s
At the dinner of the st. Patrick associa-
tion last night at the National Hotel, Hon.
Barney McGill, made a speech The hotel
was attacked by mob, and the windows
all smashed. Firearms were freely used and
without effect-the police quelled the dis
furhanca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
NUMBER l35.
.NEWADV'RTISEM'TS.
For Sale.

"A sur-rior srtic'c ~ Terra Cytta Drain Pipe, Or
"A iamen al ca inney Toys and all ,ancy woik u
th~ s.m- mstrrtal
Also Bakers csi.bratsd Iron Railing and
fenn'ns Bank Vault JAi Cells, n from the Cin-
cinuali Iron Works
Firthet information to specimens prices &C,
NAV b. had at h, oshce II
W. l.. CARROLL, A,chfte,.
lmehi9tl Gfieg's Bios cor ~ ani Perry st
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

RoNDour, N. Y. March. 10.
The steam boat Norwich of Thomas Cam
elfs line, arrived here this morning from
New York. The Captain reports the riv.
er nearly clear of ice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

We, the UNDERLINED. cttisens Of Rock Island, most
heartily ensorse the above project, and purpose to
assist in rendering the occasion Of interest
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
WAsnrNroS March 10

" AshINTON, March ID.
SENArx-Mr. G wins resolution Of inquiry
concerning the massacre Of California emf
grants in Utah was passed.
Mr. Foster Of Conn, spoke on Kansas af-
fairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

TOBACCO.
Eight lump.
] 0und lump. 1880
Smoking, per ID. 1919
do Papers, pr gr - 10
WOOLEN0.
KlApnelo, 4OdoO
do twilled.. -
Innings, plaid.
Sattnetts, pl { fan4O966
N. deIIaines ,fancyl6G36
do plain l3S9O
ZINC.
b OC ..,...,.,.se il
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

o. nO0 TO LOAN POR ONE Oh MOsD
I'D MHeSIUV as on unincumber.d real estste
IL 5Aott county, in sums TO cult applicants.
OA4l1uo1ON TOWNSDnD,
ushI1.41 No 2, Niaaollap Eosk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
Notice to SpOrtslnlen.

THERE will be Shooting Mach on Saturday
i the Goth inst. on tbs bluff near last Davenport.
for the % lowing przrs one purse Of SO; one Of
46 and o. 20; distance 100 ysrdr; ttringa %
i've shots each. Prizes to be ded 20 those max
ing the 1st, ID and 81 best or shortest strings.
TIE object OF this match Is for the purpose Of or
ganizing Rife Club In this city, and snircien, en-.
meat has been sivcn 90 warrant eneral AT.
tendance Those living few % es back Of the city
and who are fond Of Rifle shooting are paricularly
requested 70 attend. marchl7StA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

8xlO per lG feet..e4 30
1Oxl2 do do :. s %
10xlA do do :. s 80
Prairie ton. ..o5 COAT o..
Timothy, DO. 10 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
CARDS..

BUCHANAN. JOHNS Il CHURCH,
A TTORNKvs AT Law --OYFlCE--Eo. 3, H0yH-
"A MAN'3 BLOCK, Main street, Davenport, Iowa.
Dccl3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20

BosroS, March l9.
Gov. Banks in message to the Legisla-
ture to-day, removes Judge Loring, in ac-
cordance with the vote Of the two branch.
es Of the Legislature
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-20
E. S. MOORE.

Yresco, Banner, Sign and Or.
& namental PAINTER 0rainsI
aeai a,s,os Eood, s Stone 9 and A.r''s'
D LGndscapc, Scenery ard Portrait PGinting,
one with Dispatch In the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Sign Painting and 0raining for the
Trade.
n ". Corner Brady and Ath streets, Davenport
Iowa. jan36 d1y