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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

rsphy, &c. nre taught in the most approved
nannes. An hour spent in that department
= the school would convince any one Of the
Gpeficrity Of the inetructre.s
Room "E' is one Of the rooms composing
Ge primary department there being three
y ell, and are under the direction of Mise
=. Lyon, lady OF superior ability for
Ne station which she occupies, which we
nay safely say is the most responsible one
- the whole school Those who first tutor
- mind and enstamp upon it the first i'm
E4essions are the ones who have the most
geaghty responsibility. If the first impress
4ons are correctly made, the labor ofyouth-
81 education is more than half accomplish
- Her system. government, and capabil-
ilass are unexceptionable This room aver
a1es about 65 scholars.
4 NRoom "F' averages about IS scholars,
~ comprise portion Of the primary dc.
kafSmant Of the school. and are under The
charge of Mics S. T. Washburn, highly
competent and much esteemed teaohsr.-
This lady has been engaged in this school
for upwards Of one year. with great success.
Her manner Of teaching and government,
are admirable, and especially fit her for the
situation she now fills with such marked ac-
Room &C." the last on the programme
numbers an average of about 40 scholars in |
the incipient stages Of education--just ell
tering upon the outer edge Of the vast world |
Df letters, under the guidance Of Miss Mary |
Darron, teacher OF much MERIT
Leaving both teachers pnd scholars to
pursue their course, we trust they viii all |
'triye for that proficiency which persevo-
'ance and assiduou- application always OBJ
aiIs Fro,a what We saw of the school.
se cannot hesitate 70 pronounce it second
- none n the State OF Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

WHEnEAs On the 18th day of July, 4 1857,
" PatSick MCGUIRE Jr., sna Mary, his wife, exe-
cueed unite Anthony Van wyck o Trustee, q certain
deed OF Trust, conveying 70 said Trustee tie land in
scott county, Iowa, described ~ foil vs., % Wit The
north west quarter OF the south vest quatsr of
zion fourteen - (1ll IN ntownsAippunber eighty fS0l
north Of range number two III eaSt u 9Th p y |;
which said conveyance vas made BY the said Patrick
Mcguire Jr, End Mary his wife for the purpose Of
curing the payment of certain pfoaissory note and
the interest thereon agned BY said Patrick McGure
Jr, dated the 49, day Of July, 1851. and
payable n six months. With interest st ten per cent
PER amman for the sam Of one handred ana twenty
Ave dollars, and uAreas sail Van Kyck las d. sclned
10 oct - such Trustee and Austin Corbin hAS been
appointed In his place a1d stesd.
Ana nov sad note hav1nH bceouie due and pAYa-
be, and the said Patrick Mcclure yr having faed "
pay the same I. Austin Cofbtn Trustee a. Aforesaid
DO herehy give this public notice that BY irtue Of
the power which ID in me vested By said deed Of
Trust, viii, on Saturday, the l7th day Of July,
ISIS, st the hour of 2 O'clock Ia M afternoon
OF said day, at the Court House door IN The cty of
Davenport. expose and Offer for Sals, at public aue
tion T. TIE highest bidder, for cs&h the parcel Of
land above described, OF 70 much thereof shau 10
sumcent to estiay and pay the amount Of ssd rnte,
the interest thereon 70 tie day OF s With ke costa
and expenses attending said sale Al ths notice and
Trustees fees
Dated the a2nd day q June, D 1859
AU6TIH CoRMN.
je23ats Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
Sheriff. sale.

s1y v.rtEe q a special execution issued from the
ID nfce " the clerk Of the District Court Scott
county, lows IN thc cause .. Z. u. O. me va. x. s.
d--t ted ding that oG the Goods EIattas
stock interest III any comoany debts due, proper
y IN the hads u .air6 rersana, ,saos and tenemetts
(which not exemr. BY Law from exesution) make
the sun Of thirty seven 4o-ths d3l-r 1851 ,pO)
noun due Including debt interest and cost of suit
well h5 al occurring costs on ecuton with inter-
est thereon At the rate Ct SIX peI cent per arnrn
from the llth day Il May 4 ISIS, and by virtue o.,
sad execution have levied loon tfe following de-
sbribed Aea Estate to Wit The east half - OF
lot seven IL n block ixty seven >s7) IN tho Oily of
Davenport Scott lnty, lows taaen as the proper
ty u the within defendant H. ). Skinner and hereby
give public Rs,ics shall sell the above described
real estate at the Court House door in s ott county
Iowa, on NondsJ the 18th day Of June 4 1855, al
the hour OF O'Clock OF Eaid day at public outcry
TO the highest bidder therefor in cash
\ June 10 1883 H. LEONARD,
- june25dlt-Wtd Sheriff Of Scott county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
FThc concert Of DAngri a

FThc concert of DAngri and
Vieuxtemps on Wednesday evening was
certainly the most entertaining affair our
citizens have had the pleasure Of attending.
The performance of Vieuxtemps on the vic
lin Ia Of that high character which would
furnish study for and excite the admiration
Of Ole Bull himself. He is truly styled
King of Violinists, as he most surely has no
compeer in the world. D'Angri abundant.
ly maintained her worldwide reputation as
vocalist. and by her inimitable style Of
singing brought down the house with deaf
ening applause. Perring, the tenor. has as
sweet voice as we ever listened to, and,
was much admired. We are sorry to say
that the audience was too email for the oc-
casion. Very many lost most noble en-!
terta inment,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
Trustees Sale.

NV HEkEAs on the l4th day OF Jnre A. ID. 1854
w eainael Atwoof, executed unto D .y,d
True 40 Trustee, certain deed Of Trust converting
to said Tsu.tee tie land 10 Scott County Iowa de.
scribel as follows to wit all that part of the vaca
ted town CT Parkhurst (now LeC,aire) bounded as
follows BEGINNING on the west side of second rec
sts point In the middle OF block ten (UI and runnln
west through the mi id'e OF said block and thrcug
the middle Of block four [l4l and min etean
and acroes twenty feet alley far As sail low q
town was vacated; thence norib fer al said town
waa vacated; thence east o, far as sail sowr VA
vacated thence south along the wet side Of sec. I'd
stres the place Of sinnng; also The fJ.,oring
lots ofsnd sius!ed in said Pirkl1rs. lnow Il ClaIel
Is follows Lots !, B. snd g. In block 3 al % lots
3, 13, 10 l6 and IL In block S. also lots TO- u II
am ID In block also lgt- and in tlock =; which
sad conveyance Wa made BY said Samuel r Atwood
Tor the purpose Of securing the pay net amcng
OF certain prom sory note and the interest thereon
signed by said Samuel p Atwood dated the lith dsv
o. AD ls4 and payabl four years after It's date
i've hundr- dollars.
Add Row said proIn!ssory note having become due
ana psys le ana the said Sam1tl Atwood having
failed to pay the same, David s True Tfusteeas
Aforesaid, do Hereby give this public notice. that ty
virtue of the power which Is In me vested BY sail
deed OF Trust, will, Saturday the 17th day Of July
A. D. 1853 at the hguE off O'clock In the fernnH of
sti day, 1t tn. Court House door In the c Of Day-
enport expose an Offer for sale, public auction the
parcel land above described much thereof as
shall be tuiciert to satisfy and Day the amount Of
said note with the intere s thereon he day eA
together With ali the costs and expenses attending
said sals costs Of this notice and tt esfces Up
accordance ith the stipulation of sad Dci o Trust
Dated the 9ath day OF June A. d. 1858.
DAVID .. TRDa,
JeI0-W4w Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

S Rudolph SsIeet,3
OrroslTE THE REVERE HOTEL, CHICAGO, ILL
A IL DISEASES Of private nature confdentiaily
"A treated, and permanently end speedily cured
TO YOUNG MRS ANO OTHERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
VIII Truth Command Attention

To restore health we must purify tn hl,oj re.
vers, withou. exception arsc from fore "a matters
having been absorled and retained In the
THESE causes o! sickness may produce 81 IL nauensa
Group rheumatism, gout, colo, CT b cough. But
brandIeth's Pills, simple, potent and vegetable, re-
move the Cause, and the cure foil ,vs, OF course.
The are the means OF every day saving many yalns-
Bile lives Principal Office, 2ai Canal street, ban.
dreth Building, New York. Sold also tyG T.. Day-
export, D. B. Shelley, Davenport. jels-d&vlw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

"Haie's Auction Rooms" No. IS East Second
n st. The large sale of an assorted stock Of mer-
csndze consisting OF Hats, Boots and Shoes, Cloth
ms Dry Goods Rounets. Ribbons, Silks, and genc-
raj assortment o goods TO numerous to mention.
SaiA will continue every day this week at 10 O'Clock
the entire stock 10 closed.
Also an auction expressly for ladies and gentlemen
accompanying them, on Thursday, June Bird at 10
o'clock A N and 2 o'clock will be sold . lot of
dress and other Snks, Baregss, Lawns, Aerinos, N.
Delanes Linens Bonnets Ribbons, owers, Laces,
Trimmings. Gloves, Hosiery, H'dk'fs, and 6hswis,
with general assortment OF goods. thsy will be open
for examination Wednesday the day before the
sale on the 2nd fioor Of my store.
SALE POSITIvE-TERMS CASH.
Also on Thursday n June 81, superior Plano
Forte and Stove, also l patent Sewing Machine n
perfect srder to pay advances and charges
Terms Cash ELIAS uALD, Au,tioneef,
juue10 No. as East Second etseet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
Democratic State Convention
ZNEMEN:NE G.ATHERENeG
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

On Thursday morning at ten o'clock, pur-
suant TO call Of the Sta3e Committee, the
Democratic State Convention met at the
Atheneum in Iowa City
The Committee was called to order by Hon
G. w. McLeary of johnson and General Van
Antwerp Of Lee Co. was appointed tempo
rary chairman. The General then took the
chair, and in short and neat speech, thank
ed the Convention for the homer which they
have conferred upon him and impressing up.
on the members the Importance Of union
and harmony.
On motion of Judge Pratt Of Franklin, A..
G. Case Of Chicasaw, Mr.. Boyd Of Wappello
and Mr.. Theis Of Muscatine were appointed
Secretaries. The call for the Convention was
then read by the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Tomlinson . committe
Of one from each Judicial District was ap-
pointed to examine the credentials Of dele
gates. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed.
VIM. M. Conrad, g. w. Gray, VIM. Hills,
s. T. Davis, Jas. H. Huff, g. S. Bailey, Jo-
seph Relso. G. W. Dnnham, J. w. Boyles,
Judge Mccall. c. D. Bremen, VIM. Davis.
On motion Of Mr.. Dorr of Dubuque, .
committee Of five j permanent organization
was appointed. consisting Of.
Mr.. Dorr, Of Dubuque; Mr.. Bailey, of
Van Buren,; Mr.. Gillespy, of Wapello !;
Mr.. Summers. of Scott Mr.. Patterson Of
Muscatine.
On motion the Convention then took .
recess for half an hour.
At the end Of the half hour, the commit
tees not having concluded their business,
reported progress, and on motion after some
little discussion the Convention adjourned
until half past one P. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order
promptly at halfpast one.
Mr.. Gray. Chairman Of the Committee on
Credentials, then presented their report,
naming two hundred and sixty four dele
gates present Mr.. S J. Davis, having q
party to represent, and cast the vote for
Pottawatamie County. The Committe rec
commended that he be allowed to cast the
vote for that County.
This being contrary to the provisions Of
the call Of the Committee, elected some
discussion on motion to adopt the report
At the hour Of the starting Of the the carr
no nominations had yet been made.
The Convention was very largely attend.
cd, slnloss the entire State being fully rep
resented, and every dispsaitasa y svinssd
70 nsst hasmsaisssly sndin ssaseet svsid.
Ing - ~ y pssltls a 4seg>lsos q diss-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

Piano FORTE INSTRUCTION. We
would call the attention of those VINO have
a desire to receive Instruction on the Piano,
t" the card Of Mrs. Burnside in this morn
ing's paper. Parents wishing to give their
children thorough musical education will
hnd this opportunity a most excellent one
Mrs. B is lady Of great experience as q
teacher of music, and will be sure to afford
satisfaction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
Notice.

A III those des,ing to become members Of the IN.
n TERxEDIArE SCHOOL IN this city, are quest.
cd 10 nee. tue committee Dissemination at the brtk
School House, 9crner OF Sixth and warren streets.
en- tn ur day the 26th inst. at o'clock A n.
Applicants w be required 70 possess . thorough
knoxlcdge Of tbs principles CT Arithmetic and to Be
well versed N Geography And the minor Knglish
Branches Per Order OF the Oom
juatA-a3t WM T. CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

TnE LAsI DAY.-Mr. J. w. Moses,
Optician, leaves our city on Saturday morn
ing, those who have patronized him here, 30
far as we can learn express themselves high
ly pleased A Ike opportunity to procure
proper glasses may not coon occur
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

IOWA CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOWA
Wis Large and Coumodious Hote, has been leased
by tie proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
raed atty furnished throughout, In the best n an
ner, with sPBIS0 BEDs and LI0HTED WITH GAS,
No pains will te spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "a No. House Of the City II being much III.
largest and PLEASANTLY situated In central location
IN the Corner OF Jee son and Du. uQue streets near
the City PARK, with comfortable atons for
Two Hundred Guests.
TBRAS-in conformity to the times.
Good and Cspsclous Btah,iDg attached to tie house
J. TRuSDELI. Proprietor.
kovAdtf Formerly OF the Trus,eil House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

EF The ball of the Sarstield Guards
last Wednesday evening WAS grand affair.
The hali--both halls We should say-were
densely crowded with participants in the
merry dance. Success to the Davenport
Sarsfield Guards
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
MAD Doc KIlLzp.-Mn James To

MAD Doc KILLRp.-Mn James Tufi
informs us that q mad dog ran into his house
yesterday, and after some difficulty he sue
eeeded IN killing him. He was frothing at
the mouth and swapping at everything in his
way. Will not our City Marshall make use
OF the power in him vested, to destroy o
few more Of the unmuzzled caninesf The
present hot weather will breed mad dogs,
thicker than mosquitoes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

The following named persona selAAtad u
the Board, compose the General Visiting
and Examining Committee
The Mayor-E Cook
Board of Dire ctors-A. s. Maxwell, Pres
ident, T. y. Eagsl. Vice President, J. r
johnson, Secretary. g. II. French, Treasu-
rer, j. N. Frizzell, Sub District No. l, T. l.
Clark, No. 2, II. hanback,, No. 3, T. H. Cod
ding, No. 4. W. L. Cook, No 5 and s. G..
Mitchell No. 6.
Citizsns.-D. L. True, H. Price, T. Olshau-
sen, u. L. Brooks and Thos. ]. Holmes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

Br1 BY A DoG.-J. w. Cannon ESQ.
was bitten by loose dog, the property of
Mr.. Lindsay. His leg was bitten twice very
severely. This is the same dog which
attacked DIR. Gorvin, out of which arose a
law anti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

EHThe thunder storm Of yesterday
evening put veto upon receiving our usual
report
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
The Oakdale Cemetery Company

uAvE a. once fos the transaction Of business IN
Ia Merwn's Siock, Ferry street, which Win bsopen
from lotto IL, y, and from 5 10 8, r..
All lot owners Who have not setted for their lots,
viii p.sase call Immediately and do 20 and receive
their deeds.
a large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
survey ID and stakei Cd In lots. The community
generally u invited 10 exsmine them sud make -.
lectiOuo. 4f
Il = the intention Of IL ccmpsny 70 make this
Csmctety complete IN N ~ appeintz0ents. Tho
avenues Gre beoed and curved; ne1tve fofJee trees
are carefully preserved. nd vasious klnds q shade
trees have been s0t out. A eeMpetsnt pasDa occu-
u taking care u md inrgcving the grounds.
An speltcoeionD fos iots or buSials mnsS b ma0o
= tAs a@ea vhrs asds aafAa1Ihs bazials W b
- pat1l4 inpasreaialne ~ ounstsZ nay -
Assured tAat y VIII ~ Dsotoeted evee3 ~ 4ue =
- - lespA WA u1l4 w.
~4O nebes ~ ~ eeQet ~ lnD4 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
RrattOm House.

rINHE undersigned would respectfully inform hls
friends And the ira, cling public that ne has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire The house /.
nearly and furnished with all the convenience
ef mode. hot,s. The table Will b. supplied with the
best tue country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
busiuoss In the West, is suicient guarantee that
his house the place 10 stop at when you come 10 the
city cf Lc Olaire
~ Hacks leave the Brattou House every morning
tsandars excepted for Davenport
mArchI-da~Awly n wESTLAKn Propr,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
, r. zU II n ILL.,
OLD ESTABLISHED
Medical lDfiFInarV

S. Randolph street,,
OrroslTE THE REVERE HOTEL, CHICAGO, III.
4 III. DISEASES Of . private nature confdentiaiIy
"A treated, and permanently end speedily cured
TO YOUNG MRS AN0 OTHERS.
NYvous Debility and Cnronio Diseases 81 and
direct consequences u and abuse OF the sexua
system, 10 peculiar diseased Condition q the S-m!-
nal organs, which Is produced By masturbation =
The following disorders, some in one case some II
another, again the direct quence ofhis dis
ease, viz: Seminsl Emissions, General Debiliy and
Nervousness, d state for Society, Gloomy Present.
ments, pain and wesknes- in the back, imparman,
Of me tal via0r and memory, weAk and wsteTy evert
erurtous the face AID tody, restessness or vci-
dreams and unrefreshins sleep, unftness for mar
rage relations improper excitsbiiity OF the gans
structure, costivcns SIS, piles. dyspepsia, &c:
10 the truth Of this more or less In each case ev-
cry sufferer from solitary indu geace attest And
further any latent family predsposon 20 disease
as scrofula consumption, apoplexy, rheumatism,
epiieDsey imbeclity, impotence, insanity Is al.
most surely eventually developed into activity, and
Is actually the most frequent cause OF those asdies
In young persons - proved By the salstics Of al
countrtes An1 this Is equally true Of the sexes
stil taken In time this disease and It's conssqusn-
ccs il perfectly amenable TO treatment.
Dr. Huobel VII! give medical advice gratis to oil pa.
tients thue afflicted, male Or female who may apply
by letter. personally, with description Of their
case, as 70 true ann reliable means Of cure And
be proposes TO treat the snd in cases Of
extreme poverty and suffering, for sum that will
COMPENSATE
successful practice Of stxteeu years In the Uni.
ted States and cf the last i've years In Chicago, rem
drs unnecessary for Dr.. Huobell to parade before
the public any Boosting assertions 70 his compe.
tency In the line Of his profession His acts speak
for themselves they command approval - til y have
resulted IN SUCCESS Thousands havo placed IN his
hands their grateful testm0nias for having rescued
then by hts mid and ecactous trestment from I'm
Osftns diseoee a miserable death thus restoring
them to society and TO tAsir family and frt' nds
TO the young and inexpeTienced Who need medical
treatment or aAvlcr D4. nubbeli would earDestly
say put NOT of until to-morsow what cencesns you
20 do to-day. Avoid quacks - yon would pastilen-
they abound ln this and other cities, but heed
not their boating assumptions or their ling preten.
sions. Be advised BY one whose experiences and sue
GEES entities him 70 your ccnAdencs. Deal not with
ignorant pre.enders, for their touch u death.
6PROIAL NO11O1.-HI0HLE IMPoRTANT TO
FEhALES.-Au those Whese heath viii Iot admit OF
becoming mothers, and wishing quiet aocommeda
tions un restored and also 10 secure the serytc q
one Of the most expsS.snoed Physicians in the United
States.
AL communications strictly oonndentiai.
Address, J Hubbell, n D, bon 1853 0, Chicago,
Illinois. je2adtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

~To guard against sun stroke
and undue Precipitation, call at DR.. Pieruc-
els Ice Cream Saloon, and order dose oi
his valuable cam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

~We regret TO learn that the
lost son Of Mr.. J. II. Langley has not yet
been found. although the utmost effort has
been made to do so.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25
The Scott House

ALL THE COMFORTS OF PLEASANT HOME
oomprisins dean rooms. clean linen, good atten-
danco and cheerful compliance with all reasonable
demands.
table will compare With any first esss House west Of
the Mississippi,
TIL Proprietor would respectfully announce to
theu Eastern FIiends, and tie public generally, that
having purchaSed this Large Hotel, ard nddel more
Than oEe hat 20 ts former size and having rented
and refurnshcd the cntire House. they fster them
selves thst they can anticipate the wants of ge.;s
this House viii be represented at the cars and
ooats oy reepoLsihie agent, To receive checks there
hy avoiding al risk Of losing Bsggaet
3 As'GhaIgeg moderate.
Th' western Stage Company Coaches leave this
House daily for the North and west
}. ]. HUMPHREY 90, Propiietors.
H3"Corner Of Front and Hsr rison Streets 90
square beiow the Steam Packet and Perry Landing.
I!cb23itf
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TA good, honest, steady, able
bodied German can hear Of good situati>a
by applying at his office.
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aE s:'S 1'E.W ID EPD =
CIRCULA INC LIBRARY.

UIKCH Z n GI9H y kY
We receives, -egulgyly snd for sale sDaes
n, Y. Herald, P'l.ind. Bulletin,
Iriuuhc, Gin Gazette,
Times, +" Commercial,
Boston Isra.a, Cbcar0 Dem. Pecss
Trasfii = q Ts.sune
81 LCnis Republican. st. Ions Tn'eligencar,
faveupcTt frarettr, Democrat AMI saws.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal term
by the m nth, quarter or year.
octi 5.H. STARE, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

~Yestcrday was warm beg par
don-hot az blazes comes much nearer the
truth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

II. >. MOOhE,
fresco, Banner, Sign and Or
uamental PAINTER, Grainsr
Wood, Stone and Marble,
-. Gliding upon Glass,
LGncscnpe, Sosnsy and H0rrGW Painting,
one with dispatch, In the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Sign Painting and 0Raining for The
Trade.
N. ". Corner Brady and 9TH streets, Davenport.
lows. jaoso dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

SCHOOL ExANiSArIoNs-Ats q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors of the Davenport
City School District, the following dates
we're fixed upon for the examination Of the
several Schools Of the District to wit
June 26th, 1865. Sub-District No 6.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-25

UWD co.paftnssship heretofore existiag bctween
Y J. r. OonO 3 A,pAsus 1ibbstu undsv az
na1e etJ q Oane oe.sb this day dissolved b.
DAvenpost Apsil p 1873. J. q. OANl.
AlPH0UD 9TDDn44n.
nAv1N0 paychassd Of Alphsuo 1yheetts II irsAseu
IA e = ~ arm d J n Clamp 6 q. Z - Is ~
a. 6s61s - 1aa1 1zm anA all H1ieG ~ - ~ ~
nss; ns;s Assss~ ar.1,