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hsas Csrttfentes Of Praefisfsr P6v,,,i,., ,no,.
% UhIch edn Be Kir,n

Gphich can Be siren.
Ray nase l9r some time Past used the Vexetab g
~ as,ha, OF r Iasrant HAIR Wash. made bv Mr.. John
n cioos OF ihls city, and have found il an excel
na Tor keeplng the scalp entirely ciear,
80, In 0 enc ent promoting he ovth of the
20 arrest tae falling eff OF the hair sfter
encountered with those heavy essential OILS vh'nb
49, more or less injurious tO'the bair bulbs
rum Sblcn the ssue derives its nutriment
SaM'L A. SrORROW NJ a.
Washington, ID. c.. DecembeT Ist5' Isss W. "
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CrLrEFKR CorRr HousE Noyemh.r ~ ,ara
nave used the HAIR Wash made by Mr.. John III.
Sio1s, 9, Washlngton, ID. G.. In a case in which 10
s9e ioena II Llysy useful in promoting the grow h
=. sns hsl.s ana subsequent use OF the Wash i'm :
pIovea ooIn us texture and appearance The souTfv
oon9ltion OF The scalp hch the loss of hsiI de-
.nn. as sntreJ removed by repeated applIca-
lin WN N rununs.
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III THE CHEAT PAIN ANNiHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLKs IL. Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE ALL should he kept
in all families IN case Of accidents sudden sick
ness, as 1t frequently in less time than il
CURES to get q phy stefan.
Ii cures rain any part of the system and In used
externally and internally.
HI As the frequent changes OF the veet her pro-
duee bad Cod, Rheumatism. Pain in the Limb.
and Body; also, Stuff Neck.evsrJ person should
Eeta bottle. Ii acts upon tho Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blooh and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tromasnetlo power, expels ali pain from the system.
Get bottle and try il.
uNI BIH ,yoq have C1gsh; r. sse HARTS,
GHERRf-it Ii the best Cough Syrup in the
If Jou are Bilious, use RARTSHORNE's
ANTI-BILIOUS PILE. They act upon the Iiv-
Or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
Foul Secretions,
The above medicines to be had 8. ell Drug Stores
In Washington city; Kidweil & Ciscell at Georee-
town: Fl. Peel & Co. hlexandris. 90 li-tr
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RUTfER !-RU TIER !.-Familias and others
- In want Of choice TABLE BUTTER will find
II, thiDk, TO their interest to come and examine
my stock a. have selected lt with part lar care
r or sale ~ JESSE II. WILSON,
No. Sa7 Penn. avenue, bet 9Th and 7th s:s.
Also, two cases new crop FIGS. ]. Is. w.
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A LARGE ORDER OF MUSIC HAS JUST
arrived from Europe, conn rising the latest for
pianoforte and Harp Also,a lot of superior I,allsn
Stnnss for Violin, Guitar, and Harp. az the NurIo
Depot OF 's- w. 6. METZEROTT,
NO ~ corner Of Pc. ave. Hnd llth ct,
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AUlES' TUCK and al sorts of COMBS q
6lBbS Hair Store, near lSth street, and o; hls
oA0 ksens lA1G WulAr1s' 1sta. NJ
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Esns, and EF.Asuf Raslu,s
fer Eight Ycc,s.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND oREsON,
VIA PANAMA RLILEcAp,
S'ss!sr sss!s.s DsY,, slA Z sotk Of .e.l ..o.rI.

k'ss!sr sssiixs DsY,, sra 4 sOtk Of sesk .osil.
CAuuos.-so msr, frnu6s ana ir,no.
sltlons OF various kInds haze Geer lateIy <S43XA
PROPERTIES on travel 3rs hound to CA n e963x4k4
FORkih, that the snbsoriher. tho only authorized
ma. in tho city OF New YORK, fecls n lie suty "a
oaution a. aeT9oas seeking passage to CslIfo5nia
fnd ,he trGe offoe fthe stem ships Of he H. 9
MAJ Lire, VIA Psrrme Railroad. as no other fto.
10 E Few y York Is authorized % ensags passaxe.
which IS at IN West street, corner Of Wsrrsn at
t.cntIns on ,hs North silver. at the head Of the
els J: W. Rh M0ND, .se CENT New YORK.
THE PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP CON.
oDs ~ the PANf.
the upis ths es Ms s Of zoe pTImPan, CsIns
CALEDONIA ard OR ECON, leaves H3&k
ofthe United s,ates Mail - Co%nsns'. .,.....-.
which leave New Orleans and New Yo,t resnIeri,,
on the 5th and 18th OF each month with the mani
1 Pn NE ssssnSers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and AN
p.oyeo by the Navy Department, and guaranty spesd
The Panama Railroad "a miles lor nd in nov oom-
betea rom 90 an To ooeaL, and IL crossed IN or 4
New ssu ans Sssossd N
are embarked at Panama by steamer al the com
coVer, al ef psns Ihs money paid in New YOrt
@ keeerve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
dent Sst ,5. 70 prevent q
having occurred in eight years. ~ ''''1''
rss.ensers leave Panama the same day they ar
Conductors 20 through nv each steamer and take
saos,s OF women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at tn. lowest rates apply a,
kfYSoNb.oMl to AR tsfsff R G SHtkstGRis
CO. Nov orleans.-or C. T.. BARTLETT, 8os
- a., -,
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00S PENN. AVENUE, OS
kCO SOUTHEAST COMM OF TENTH ST. &c
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

FAHILY CHOCKKY STORB.
The undersigped respectfully announces 90 his
friends ana the public IN general that he hasS7@
reopened and reftted his we'll known HRS
GROCERY STORE, -l
formerly occupied by himself, and recently
by u. w. Marsh.) and has filled the same with an
entire new stock OF
SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
together with every article in the Grocery line, to
Whon he invites the attention of resident families.
He feels assured from hrs long acQusna noe With
the business, that his arrang nts suoh for
constant supply of Fresh Goods a. viii enable him
at all times to meet the demands of those who may
favor him with their patronage. His purchases
we're made in the Eastern markets for oash, and
will be sold a. low. il not lower, than by any other
house in the District, for CASE. He invite call
n m ell his old customers, and new ones too, and
pledEes himself to AL his efoIts to sell them
good GrooerIes, with fair dealing. Bis stock of
Teas Coffee, Sugar, Liquors, Segars Tobacco & O.,
cannot be exoelled in this or any other market.
HERMANN III. VOSS,
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w z ID DIN PRE- E r =

VI. w. GAIT BRO. Have lust rsoa;vs1 o,
S aen New St9re" S4 fennsylvanIa avenTe' -four
goods suitable for We ding Presents -He"
" The lowest prioe marked IN distin svprss
upon eaon article, from which there Wi be no aate
mcnt NJ. w. SALT BRO
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NOTICE.-The scooun's of the iats firm of
MARSH Voss, as we'll As those of the undermined,
are left with Mr. II. n. voss for collection, and who
is su' horized TO receipt for the same The under
sIgned urgently requests that all those who are in
debtt TO MIN Will the neoe ssity of calling and
settling their bills without further notice.
o. w. MARSH.
no 2I-eo6t (Intel. States
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NEW GOODS.
~ SILKS,
SHAwLs,
IN GREAT Variety, "ooDs'

i AD.ES hAlk WORK REPAIRED. q, t,l an
= 10 exensnxe, At GIBBS Wiz Bra,d "a - r S1l
- S@ r. svenas between 9Th end 10Th &c
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I UMBER FOR SALE VERY Low

Inc suosoriber's lssse Of BIaxden,. WbsY. will
expire on the Stat of Decsmber and he Vii - i w
nn Inv oIo o% s. and contnus tine Lumber business
Ya1d Fird,n. u. IN neoistey west Of the Navy
snh nn ms ease expires to remove al the
~ from this day until 10Th December Al vs,
xCiP e ~ ana oihsrs IN want Of such material
call es7NheroJ to
noH So THEODORE Nosprp
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To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
tseth, can oheeriully recommend Dr. g. Baily as q
superior dentist He made q set of porcelain teeth
m,self. and the work has al stood well for more
shan ten ears. ~, EOBERT 7; NIXON,
April 10, lass. Va. Conf. NJ. T. Church South,
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--- ALPHADIrIcAx. = =
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CssssisSsx Cords Of tsss-sisss EstablisASsssss
In ali depaytssssfs Of bssiasss - tks eSsS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
EDwARD r. SIMPSON. 5ls 7th st.. north Of Pa. Nv.
ARCHITECTS.
SSrNSSISs, Agency Block. cor; "a SITS. Sd story
" rF HtsEIYs' rI1nsS builders. Is 1t. b. X.
=. 9. BAXTER, 4s6 18th ST., bet. ID E.
Chiffon mAGRuDER corner Lou av. and 5th st,
a. THOMPSON, q AZ St, bet Pa. av. and City Hail
SKc. G 3: MITcHELI, east wing City 1 Hall in "
T:S. RO 81 soI1S SITS, Atty patent cases.
CHtRkEs 4; gIERMEHLE,s Lou. av., b. Al SITS.
so e. sS5 tn F.. S:s 'is "
WIIHKEs' CITIZENS BAND, a. Mstzerott's. Pa av.
BXNks B And Ear sHSk IN ssA ST. east
RIses 4 Co. N. w. cor. 18th 1t: q N. Y:ay.
SURE. La Con s. IL =: north 81 p; ~,
tKwI. SoaSs0N Co ss e; Pa s y. COZ 1o5n St.
f'W; TFss e; 8 e. sT- BET. * and Sth SITS.
BEAGkMiTa sa5rs IS 18th St. COR
near 18th St. s.. .'sSd
JOYCE LEsaaN tiors. as OHIO sv om0''
ROBERT PARkHLL, $50 We. av.. near 4th st, Island.
oRTSHS &GEfS Uses SIDE Nfav'' 0s@
Mrs. BATES, southwest corner Pa. av. and 9th st.
MIS-. Bkck; souts IN q oorp.r Pa az and lith St
% sf ID Fl III between LIST and ID ''''
SS6Ss AND 81 Fl s:h and h
VIM. BALLANTYNE, religious book eposit'y 4ss ST
B66r AND SHOE sTSR.s 81
GEORGE Burns, $40 Pa. av near 9Th st.
HARMON BURNS, 4oa Pa. av., bet. ~ & 9Th SITS.
A. r. HOOVER, S3l Pa av.. south side, bet. & SITS
| u. CLARK. LADIES' Shoe Store, Is Market Space.
I. CREAsER, S73 St. ct. 9th & 9Th.
BRICkLAYERS.
Gas BALL, patent range, &c.,) St., b. Is L.
BRICK YARDS.
X; III i, j LsassNEIII, COZ LAY ard y &; south.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30
800 Crates Of CrOCkcry.
WhOlesaIe and Retail.

7 HAVE in stere and for sale the largest ste OK Of
Goods In this line, in the State. My stock con.
81 Is of all the varieties OF China, Glass and EGStA-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Patel
and Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers,
Gi andolcs, Lamo wicks, Chimr eys and Glot e.
Looking Gla ses and L ohirg 1lasa plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
CrockcBy-COnssts OF upws ris OF 500 crates and
casks imported direct from the potteries In Liverpool
which enables me to sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer IN the market.
Frerch FoPcelain.-I have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direc. from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement with he manu-
facturers ere such that receive none but The st
grade Of goods Of III. latest most approved sty
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to tw nty-ve dollars, dinner sets and other
articles at oil prices.
Silver Plated WaPe.-I have Just received Q
very large stock Of Plated goods Of Rogers, Smith
Cos make. All goods warranted to be plated on
the best quality OF white metal which can with dim.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Locking GlaSses.-I have larger quantity
than hos ever before been offered for sale In this
place. Knives, forks and waiter iof every quality
and size. In fact everything sppertaning {, this
line Of business eanbe had By calling at No. 10 L.
Claire Block.
may6d&wtf O. Z. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

WHEREAs on the 2lst day of December d 1855,
w james krestennArker, OF Davenport Iowa
executed un David \. True Is Tru tee, certain
ed Of Trust. conveying to said Trust the land in
Sc 1T county. Iovs described follows, to wit Lot
number ten no in Fulton s. Fejervary's Adult n
to Bast Davenport; which said Conveyance was made
by the said krestenmark. for the purpose Of
ing the payment of two certain promis ry note and
the interest thereon. tign' d BY said Kht nmake-
each for sixty dolars dat"d the 21,t day Of ID
ber, A D 1855. and one payable =, follows One on
the q st day of December D 1856, and one on the
2lst day of December 1857, with interest both
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum.
AMI now said last note having be .om- dne and paya-
BILE, and the said Krestenmarker having failed to
ray the same I, pavid Tru-, Trustee a. aforesaid,
do hereby give this public noi"e. that BY irtne OF
the power which is in me vested by said deed OF
Trust, will, on Tuesday, the 2ath dsy Of Ausust,
4 1858, 1t The hour of O'Clock ia tn afternoon
OF said day, at the Court House door in the city Of
Davenport. expose and offer for sale, at public
tion to the highest bidder, for cash. the parce' Of
land above described, much thereof .hal be
sufcent to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
the Interest thereon t, the day OF sa with the costs
and expenses attending said sale, OF this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the 10Th day Of July, d 1858.
DAVID 8. TRUE,
jy29dts Trustee,
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The Oak1ale Cemetery Cenpsny

lave An ONES for the transacaion OF business In
H Merwn's Block, Ferry street, which VIII b open
from lotto IL, y, and from 70 8, 2 Il.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots
WIN please call Immediately and do % and receive
their deeds.
A large portion Of tbs Cemetery erouuas are now
euIveySo ana stakec Oh in lots. The Community
lections. eAA "'s>' ."
Il Is 'he intention Of the compeny to mai. m,
Cemetery complete In all its appointments. ne
avenues are broad and curved native forre.t srses
are carefully preserved, and various k,nds 81 snSs
trees have been set oat. competent ner.s.. s.,
pies the Porters Lodge, and 10 constantly emnioveA
In taking care Of and improving the eruunds.
at the ocs, whore cards suthogtsing bprisis IN ~
isaued.
1hs public, IN patronizing this Osnstssy. may feoa
assured that VIII b protested b svssy way dee %
Fs eeo!eo poSpooe. "8. UILO3D11,
Oo400 oDeeeea0.
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Trustees Sale.

vNHEREAS on the 10th day Of July, A. D 1854
w Frederick Weiss, ~ Davenport Iowa, executed
INTO Austin Corbin, As Trustee, \ certsin deed OF
county, Iowa, de cribed as follows, to wit: Com
ner Of lot number seven In Block number four ffl
in the city Of Davenport, theme running south
hundr and fifty 1851 feet; thence west twenty
l2OI fest; thence north hur drci al fifty 1861
feet; and thence east twenty ct to the pace u be-
ginning; which sSid cOnyeyau was mafe for tie
purpose OF set uring the payment OF . certain prom
issoIy note and the interest thereon, signed by said
Weiss, dated the 10th day of July ! 1854 'oP the
sum Of three hundr'd dollars p-yabe on the I'D
day or March, A d 1851 and extended from time 70
time II the 10Th day Of July, 1883; ssid note
drawing interest at the rate Of ten per ceat per an
nu0.
And nsv said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Frederick Weiss having fsi.
ed to pay the same, I. Austin Corbin, Trustee IS
Aforesaid hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the pUwer which 10 In vested sad deed
Of Trust will, Tuesday, the 24th day OF Angus,
AD 1865 1t the hour OF 20clock In the afternoon of
said day. the Court Mouse door In the city OF Da
vepport, expose and o6er for sale, st public auction.
the highest bidder for sash, the parcels Of land
above described, so much thereof -
shall be sufncient 20 satisfy snd pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
the day Of ssle, together With al tho costa and
expenses attending said sale, cf this notice and
Trustees feef.
Dsssd the 29th dsy Of July, !. p. 1858:
AUs1IN CO1BlN.
jy29-dts rYsafee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30
DIE D

In this city, Thursday. July 20, 1858, EDWARD
MORRIS, only son Of Henry AMI Maggie W.
EVANS, eyed year and months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 8
O'Clock from the fam y residence on sth street, xt
to the Congregational Church.
Thus perish all earthly h,res! IT'S but . few
days since heard the little prattler make tn air
resound with his joyous laughter. We can scarcely
realize that shsll never see him more. Never
agsil watch the curly headed gster he SPORT
ed hsur after hour. Little Eddy has been gathered
homo to his Heavenly Father who has said "suff r
little children to CONS unto me for Of such u the
Kingdom Of Hesven."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

The PHILHARMONIC PFC Nc
Shortly before Q o'clock on Wednesday
morning the Ferry Boat, Davenport, drew
up at the foot of Brady street, and by blow.
ing her whistle in manner more NOISY than
musical. indicated her readiness for the re-
ception of passengers. Carriages soon be
gan to congregate on the leves, where they
disgcrged first. ladies and gentlemen, then
numerous baskets of provisions, and finally
band boxes, shawls, slippers. and various
other Of those articles, all fearfullv and
wonderfully made, which appertain to the
equipment Of lady. Arrived ON board.
the usual congratulations upon the prospects
OF fine day were exchanged. and finally,
after waiting IN half hour or more, the
whistle was blown energeticaIly, bringing
up few stragglers hot and out Of breath
and the party was off.
After the boat was fairly under way. the
members of the society standi ng upon the
deck, under direction of Mr.. G. H. Davie,
Gang with much spirit and effect,
"Hail, smiling morn"
On motion Of Mr.. Dsvie, VIM. f. Barber,
Esq, was chosen President of the day, and
Misses Crocket, Bosler, Sylvester and Parry
were appointed committee to ass,st him
in supporting the honors Of the occasion.
Again, before the bost arrived at it, des-
tination, the song,
20, weel may the Boatie row."
was sung.
At the end Of three quarters Of an hour
which was pleasantly occupied in music,
dancing and conversation. the good boat
arrived at the Rock River bridge, from
whence the party walked to Black Hawks
Tower. distant some half mile. which had
been selected as the spot for the pic nie-
The Tower, contrary TO III general antici-
pstions Of the company, was merely high
point Of the blufjb whish skirt the shores
Of Rock River.
This spot commands one Of the finest
views in this section Of the country. and re-
6ssts much credit ufea ths, taals Il The
naasgss Who sslsstsd 4 teslia4 soath
pa hsvs . Ass visW - ~ tsva e o.
- ~ ~ rGaltios eltoloAiae - r. mllsl
|t>ouaA ~ ~ shssvs - h1oV ~
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Country Property.

Mol. Farm OF 10 acres nesr Round Grove 81
acre broke aud undeA cultivation Email house ron
ming water.
NO.. 1he north west quarter Of Sec 8, Twp 70.
X !, east, upon which here is ~ acres broke,
mol The southwest quarter Of ~ 9 i, twp 70. y ],
east. with good stone quar- Upon IL.
No =. Two hundred and fcr,y acres In section H.
twpsO, X !, west, Cedar County.) running water.
Only s. pr acre.
No b. The south eat quarter OF sec II, tvp Is.
Range !, west Price Si5 per acre
Nos. Eighty acres, part In wheat. near Round
Grove. Price e15per acre. Ea.y terms
Not splendid .Im ~ $50 acres, sec H. tvpsO
east. large rock hou e. 70 4 snd va,., = ~
Le sold ia whole In part, 100 scres IN III. a. m
taken soon the crop will gwen In, or any pe, IN
can turchste the crop ON tie gr, und. T. cd .psc.
uisfion Itis.dtf
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A1e Tl DI. T.

~ The Rock Islander G 1rgus
states that the work of rebuilding the High
School is progressing The foundation. the
entire wall on the south side, and small
portions on the other eide which are stand.
ing, are said to be perfectly good They
will not be taken down. This will be a
saving of some two thousand dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

VXIHeRGAS on the second day Of June d 1857.
w D.. Ignatins Lsnger sx,cated unto David
True Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, conveying
70 said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa des
eribed - foil Va, to-wit: The west half of Iot No.
four in block No sixty two 1851 In ths city Of
Davenport; which said convey anee ~. msde by the
said Lsnger for the purrose Of securing the psy ent
OF certain promissoy note aud the ipiereo e.
sigoed BY said LANCER and executed to Nathan n
Aambo, for hve thousand dcllays cool dstsd the
second dsy OF June D 1851 and payable Jolly %
ISL vilh interest thereon 81 ten per cent per annum
And now the interest on said note having become
due and Dayobiss snd tAe saiA Dr.. Isnaiius LANCER
having failed = pey u same. Dsvid True Trus-
tee as ssoresa1. DO hereby ve this public notice,
thasby vgtue of the power which \ II me- vested BY
said deed q Trust, viii, Monday the 81 day Of
August D, 1885, at the hour Of O'Clock In the u.
tsrnsuo a SAID dsv st the CosTt House door 10 the
city Of Davenport, County Of ecost End Ststs ofIowa
sxose and orfor sale, q pubic auotirn, the parcel
q laad shove described, Or - nueA thsreel . shall
b suneisat 70 sasisu sa1 Dv ~ snosat 4ue, o.
settler With the coso1 and exDenoes sttendins aid
sale, Of this nstiee snd frss' se's fseo Upop ~
ecmp,ssiA a sueh sale dRa VIII - given Il eec.
daoes Win tAe eltoulAtiso Of said DEED Q, 9ru,t.
Dassd ~ ssth day q July. 1853.
DAVID .. TRUE,
jy1Ooeo 3TuGooo
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"- We reoret tn learn +bat

~ We regret to learn that Mr.
VIM. H. Rowe. formerly q clerk in the Of
fee of Messrs. Cook, Dillon d Lindley, of
this city, died on Thursday last, in Boston.
Mass. Mr.. Rowe was young man of high
ly moral and intellectual character. and
possessed the respect and esteem of all who
bore his acquaintance. His disease was
cOnsumDtiOn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30
City Property.

mol. Hon,e on the corner of Sixth and s.ott
streets, lot SOxl.c. upon which IL ersctvd frame
house, ana brick stable. this wall be sold low.
NO. lot Of s0xl50 adjoining M I ON the ~aas
a beautiful spot fsi y ith fruit trees grapes &c a
beaut fui location for resideto-. City ord~rs wli
be taken Tor the whole OF the lot.
No j. house and lot ut 9th strt ct bet ". cen Wa
verysasy.
Mob. A konse With the lease of one or tvo l,ts On
Brsdy street between 18th and 18th streets This 10
. cheap home In . very eligible situation
No u. A lot Of 96xl 100 on The corner II Main ana
Sixth streets Of the most oil uatious for
private residence un'er the tlun
No I. Three 1ots In Siaymaker's subdivision on
PArsam west OF Locust street. Lumber or brick All
De taken In pat payment for the above.
NoS Iot with goUd hou. VII h four rooms snd
basemen ~ Forest 4 Don's Addition, one sth street
btween Brown and Gaines street. Price AI,i0O
No9. A Brick house aud lot on south sils or ufth
stree, west OF Rock Island street,
No 10. lot on east side OF Rock Island street
nesr stn, 3lNl0o Price $3.50.
No III. frrme house with rooms and stable for
two horses o. Lot d, Block l. Parker'A ian iou
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash. balance In install
ments OF $I0o per annum
No ~ A frame house with acsrs Of gyound ON
Marquette and 2lst sur, cts, the grounds Of ths
Cath lc Female Seminary.
No H. The lease for III years for . number Of loss
on Bray Main and Harrison streets.
No ~. Thelease Of 10 lots IN Ncel's subdvsiun Ut
lots Ter Is years, at very low ground nt fre0 ol5
- $50 per annu with the privilege OF urchaatng W
have the improvements pad Tor at The esd Of ihs
lease There Is NJ better way for man Of smsu
capital TO procure . home without being - sed With
heavy interest and experience the Anxlsey OF
providing for a heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-30

~We have been informed that the
rumor relating to the validity of the clam
ofthe Rock Island squatters is untrue The
justice Of the claims has not yet been ac-
knowledged, and will not be until thor
ough test Of the matter clearly shows their
claims to be indisputable.