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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapp's,

ni,dlci Al drink, 81 rnI, ent raIunry at a,us man
uttGinT BY hiuseh exclusively, ut his factory Mt sc -.
tam II, Holland and W' kh"Wn during ii last twelve
years Throughout all the AIHntic aId Mrst,I Sia's
l. 10 made from the best barley that can b lrt.d u
Europe, with The rsSrce ~ M aronini Ia'an berry,
nckn"Wle'iR and rxirn"rd nnry ined inaI prnpcTc,
II has long SINCE acquired higher punt Both H..
rope and America. than any other durriic c,ernG,
IN ~ aud Wholesome tonic. II IL rxteus v.ly u.ri ~ T.
approved hy The medical faculty, the temperance people,
head, nf families. a..
IIaldcr aud Kidney, and ia General Debility. II. ,G,ti.
IRE prompt decided and invariably reliable aud IL IL .nt
only renedy for these malales, but in All L.
they are produced By drinking bad water which Is al
For Fever and AEus NJ the most elcaciou- pr.
venativ,s that can DO resorted to.
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapp's
const quenily in great demand BY persons travelling
"r about 10 nettle in parts III the country estec
well ~ by MANY In every community Whvrii has he oe
"nWu. "n account Oits various other remedial prOpct'
In all cases Of Drnp'cH tendency. II IL generally ia
only remedy required when adopted u the early
| the disease.
In dyspepsia mnadies when taken In proper aunntIes
~ 'et drink. and pscnlly ut dinner, II h Ound h
uniform expert nee. to be emnrnty rAracOua In the mos
urtinac cnss. when the best Of the usual r.ine.
have Jailed I" AIJId more than temporary relief IL case
Of tlntucm j. II Ia All Immediate and InvariMble specific
md u mn! be administered Ia diluted aud pr,I,orionn
quantities. To Young Infants In all those
:" Gripping lin in the stomach aud bowels to which the,
"r- especially subject, we'll In the chOc VI grown
| p"rsOID.
1t. jnIicous Adoption In connexon with the principal
meals when sens Of exhaustion dictates IT, use I've,
IL 10 to relieve the hiy attendA Ilou prntraci,,
chrome nla y, low temper ,iirnt md exhausted Val
energy ny whatever cause Induced These fact.
which many 81 the most eminent icnl men, both IN In.
gland AID the Cnrd States have borne Testimony, md
whh corrobpr tied hy the highest written author III.
Put mp In quart aud MT hotiler In Of one dozen
with nv hainc ON the bottles, cork, and facsimile OF NY
Rnaturc OIL n z lhltl.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Llquo,
dealers In CulifoTOniH and OregoI
UDOLPlIO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
~ Beaver street, New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
SheriG,s Snlc.

DY virtue OF an execution issued out Of the CLERK s
p office Ut the Hon. District Court Of the llth Ju-
dicia District, IN and fur III Dorado County, Juig
mcnt rendered un the 10Th day of May, ~ ID. 1853 IN
fVOr Of JOHN PERSHBAkER aud ngainst {. HIN.
q. u. Hall, d. W. l;clw icks, ID. + Durl, Charrs J..
Abbntt, =. NJ. johnson, L. b. Carson and H. V. Clark
jointly and against said defendantsC. Xix, Charles L.
.Abb0, d. W. GelwIcks, L. B. Carson and V. Clark,
rrpa ntry, for the sum Of -Four Hundred and Seven
teen DnlarS, with interest thereon ut the rate Of
per cent. pei anum, from the 0th day Of May a. D..
1885, together with the Of Our Hundred and Three
and AL Dollars cStn If suit, and uccruing costs
have levied and will expose to Public Sale, at the
Court House in rlaeeTvillc,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
On the 18th Day of September, 1853,

At l2 o'clock M all the right, title interest and claim
Of the said &. hin ct AL Of in and to the following de-
scrhrd property, lying and being in Saun Tails Town.
ship Coun Of Fl Dorado and State Of California, to
Wit; rcrta II Ranch the r"Ad leading from Colma
To sacramento about three miles below the "Grrrn
Springs Ranch" oil said road, known the Scw York
Ranch" being $40 Acres Of Lnnd, with large Frame
Barn, House and all other imprO emenas Green.
sheuhT Office, PlacrFNille July 3l.t, y, ID. 1858.
r. U)0ANDtS.
a Sheriff Of FL Dorado Connty, Cal,
Ital BY L. D NOHKINA, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11


nRVY (%AnHd nHY HAAGa !
Who Can Beat It?
-
eCSS anu mUS ~SAOAADAO
NEW SpRrNG "A Mn MT aTrMMEp
sfApIE Avn rAvcy
o.H' =" ~ I1NN'
DRY GOODS
IL the Mountains, at the Popular E.tabli.iment Of
~~
NHu n kHpuMH
uMunM w
- - - svo
Which they Offer a, tie Lowe Prcs' with only Small
- Of rIr'l land, TI,l rnaIr. ,o-I ,n,aryr iIa@
w. r.n nv Il, ,r ~ s, ,,' ,', a., 49,, a,
CHEAPER
han any other House Til. saernmento, will
expect 20 make sales
We will only mention Few Of the Many Choice Articles
NJ" III Store '"' crrDe
pmiD ch,no.b,. ,m1 pIa'I w.,r. Ar,,ono r,orDc.a
silk Robes (already trIuued) VI the most eCnI
style
GA0S Dis AMI bAhGtGo:
Plain, figured and Flnnnced. OF tv,iy Color.
0nnA AYnTHc 1nTRCHY A VFrNTo
OnOANO1GS' F4t6NGE1 LA w NO
AND CT ANBKAYS :-Puin. Figured and Plounced Our
assortment Il complete
uTn1Iprn rNrr,nre ANTI pDTrr
az MIL nA"cAN0 &AH'O O1SAAA
IANTINFS:--A Splendid assortment.
REGULAR FRENCH CALICO:
- ....,.n.a.. :
NJ '"iN nApTs % ,v%S = "s1 extensive
,.O I'm NJ s,,ivrIs -, nj,
W. w., 800 800 ""u H""'o'us''u' O'Ae"
ana F"n'y' D0DrNTEmc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

~ every style md quality. Also. general assorturn
Of Hats, Gaps, liuUts, Shoes, CATERS, &c.
These Goods have been selected with great cnre fro
the latest inPortRtions expressly for this market mn,
having been purchased under great Advantage will
Sulu nj nurh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Dry Good8
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!

Of ao.t every d. SrAble article In that line
ilso, u heavy invoice II Gentlemen and lays
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
A Card.

~ HENRY DUHMEk, that have engaged BE seg-
vices as salcsnlan During the past three year., he
has brCn IN the employ mCt Of Messrs rAssstt Ha1s,
aud has gained host Of friends By his integrity e
uniformly gcntlcmanly aud 0bliTng LehavioE. H y
authorized to make collections and transact n esAsS
business in my name. -. 7"
Placcrville, August 5th. lsSs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

San Eraneiscs ARrnt.-IT. {. Y.IIkRRG
IIiH Washington Street (Cp etaiFsl. BsaSH ~
CURES OIrrA House, 10 cur only aa2b6Fist9 - -
Francisco. ~ --------'---T 7ritF
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

GEO. n. LOvEGROVB, - ~ ssb -
Srorr," 81 Street. our AUTHORISED Aatet ~ an{
to City. All orders for sdveStiSinGlSfs VIVA % - -
promptly TENDED to. 4f -f.s4fs - s-'sisa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
PAYUPi PAx.U

rRW0eg mn = lsNM
aettllna tAalr
1hs have Meea y alYses1 ~
SaAG I'M. 80. {9s.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
l. A EST N EW S.
From Washington.
By TELEGRAPH.)

NEw YoRK. June 3O.-The Times Wash.
ington correspondent says, orders have been
issued for the redisposition Of the troops
originally destined for Utah. Gen. john
ston is to retain command Of that portion re.
naming in Utah. while Gen. Harney is to
return TO the command Of the department
Of the West. These srrangern ents are made
under the belief that the Mormons are stu
cere in their pacific protestations, but
should it prove Otherwise, 1t is made dis
cretionary with Gen Harvey to abrogate
the prese Mt and enforce the previous orders
considerable body Of men is to be pushed
forward Immediately to Fort Shalis, in. fOr-
egon. to act aga INST the hostile Indiana
Ihe Times Utah correspondent states
that the peace commission left Camp scott
previous to June 5, for Salt Lake CITY,
1t was ascertained beyond doubt. that
the commissioners had no authority to pre-
vent the army from pursuing their march,
but on the contrary that its entrance into the
valley would be insisted on as .ine qua
non
Capt Swords, qnartermaster at San Fran
cisco, states that he had received informa-
tion Of the reverses OF the troops. and that
he had been requested to hurry forward
reiniorcements and supplies
Gen. Clarke sends nothing 10 the Depart
ment, but his Adjulant, Capt Mccall, states
that the rumors OF the disaster are unfoun-
ded.
The small steamers Of the Gulf Squadron
are ordered to return home Immediately.
Tee large ships are ordered to rendezvous at
San Juan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

GRAND SINGING MATCH Yester-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock, the following
Musical Societies met at Germania Hall, TO
display their musical qualifications:
The Davenport Union Band; Peoria Lie
berfranz; Davenport Grentli Terein;
Burlington Maenner Chor; Davenport Elm
traeht; Davenport Saengerbund: Chicago
Saenger6xnd; and the Davenport Naenner
Chor.
The Judges were Philip Rohr, Editor
Musical Z.itnng. Philadelphia; h Binder.
Editor Chicago Stats Zeitung; and Mr..
Domschke. Editor of the Atlas, Milwaukee.
The first piece on the programme was
Overture from "Lestoc," by the Band.
g. The Fiddler of Prague" by the Peoria
Society.
8. Swiss Home Lament" by the Daven.
port Grueth Verein.
4. 'Serenade." by Davenport Maenner
Chor.
5. "Le Maette de Portiee," (the dumb girl)
ny OulOu OouOs
8. "The Chapel" by Davenport Eintracht
Z. "Adieu," q Serenade, by Davenport
Saengerbund.
8. Evenings Song" Chicago Sseneerbcnd.
9. "Never Fear" by Davenport Maenner
Chor.
The performance was of the most enter
tanning character; and TO our taste, was
more pleasing than the performance We'd
nesdsy night: indeed We have very seldom
heard better music than was discoursed
on this occasion.
The result of the contest was - follows:
To the Davenport Maenner Chor was &C.
corded the preference over al.
The Chicago FREEZER Saengerbund and the
Burlington Maenner Choir, we're judged to
be equally matchsd-sseond best.
Wecongratulate our local society on their
brilliant success, awarded - it Vas by mez
Who do not reside here. We also congratu
! late the Musical Soeistiss from abroad q
their highly sesditAhls pasasnAassA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
500 Crates Of CrOckery,
Wholesale and Retail.

I HAVE in store and r sale the largest stock Of
i Cords IN this line, in the State. NV stock con-
ii t. IT all the Varieties o. (hiHd Glass and Earth
81 Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, liver Plate
a d Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer
ican Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, chandeliers
6i aDdoles, Lamp wicks, Chin ,eys and Clio es
Lookns Gla- ses and L ohing 0la.s pl ,tes and ali
other articles usually kep in this line.
GHockeSy-Oonsists Of upw r1s OF 500 crates and
ca,ks imported direct fro the potteries in Liverpool
which enable, me 70 sell m, goods Is Der cent less
than any other dealer In the markt.
Frerch poTcelain.-I hsve just received very
large stock Of white and gold hand China dire from
Lmog ., France Ny rang. nent v lth The manu-
fsctusers are such that receive none but he .:
g'ade Of gooda Of tn latest most approved St. es
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to ~ nty-nve dolla.s, dinner sets and other
ticles at all prices.
SuveR Place WaPe.-I have Just received .
very large stork Of Plated goods Of Wogers Smith 4
COS make All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the oest quality o. white metal which can with dim.
Guilty be distinguished nom silver
LoekDg 6laooee.-I have . larger quantity
toan has ever before been offered for sale in this
p ace. Knives, forks AID waiter ,of every quality
ana sire. In fact everything app-ftaining {, this
line Of business can be had By calling at No. 16 Il
Claire Buck.
nay6dAwtf G. +. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Destructive Fire.

WASHINGTON June 30.-Private dispatche.
from New Orleans state that destructive
fire occurred there yesterday. The steamer
Empire. schooner Minnie Schieffer, and
Spanish brig was burnt TO waters edge, and
the ships Hannah Crockery and Fanny Fos
die slightly injured
Other dispatches say that . duel was
fought yesterday between Mr.. Hanton of
the True Delta and Mr.. Gilbert Of the Cyes
ent, in which the latter was shot and fatal
ly injured
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

~The citizens Of Burlington have
been indulging in q strawberry festival
a la mode. We have been very negligent
in that matter here; but We are in season
for water melon festival, which can be got
up with little exertion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
MMSlcNl.

DROF. I, wOLLNER Of Germany who has for
i the last two and .f years had charge Il the
Impairment OF Instrumental music in the Troy Con-
ference Acad my, West foultn v. w., has male this
city his perm nent home, and of " his profe ssioIa
services she ctz Of Davenport and viciuity u.
on the following terms
Rates OF instruction per sessioo Of ten weeks at
lessons per week-PiAno or Me.odeon, $40; Violin,
in clAsses. &5, Musical Compost ition and Thorough
Bass, $40 In ad ii ion the above instruction is
offered to . clsss in German 81 S. per term OF 10
weeks, lessons . W, et.
destruction will be given At Wollner's Music
R,oms, No. !, Forests Bloh corner Of Sd snd Per-
~ treets
Sh uid any desiring Instruction on the Piano or
Aelodeon at their own homes, they can be sccommo-
dated at extra charge ( So per term.
RREDRICK wOLLERR
Pianos tuned BY the year OF otherwise.
je29-d1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Auction.

A "Hale's Auction Rooms No. 50 East Second
~ st. The large sale OF an assorted stock Of mer-
chandize eonsis ing Hats, Boots aud Shoes, Cloth
ing Dry Goods Boupets. Ribbons, Silks, and a gene
raj assortment goods 10 numt rous TO mention.
Sale will continue every day tbs week ~ 10 O'Clock
AM2 &c ock p M and ~ O'Clock IN the evening Ill.
the entire stock 10 closed.
Also an auction expressly for ladies and gentlemen
accompanying them, on Thursday, June 8rd st 10
O'Clock A NJ and 9 O'Clock \ will be sold lot Of
dress and other Silks, Baregss, Lawns, Aerinos, n.
d. lanes Linens Bonne. s. Rib ns, owers, LAces,
Trimmings, Cloves Hosiery, H'dk'fs, and Shavls,
with genera, assortment Of goods they will be OPEN
for examinst Wednesday the day before the
sale on the 2ud floor OF my sture.
SALn POSITIvE-TRRMS CASH.
Also on Thursday n June 3d. superior Piano
Forte and Stove also patent Sewing Machine IN
perfed order, 70 pay advances and charges
Terms Cash ELIAS HALB, An 1ioneev,
juoe1tf No. IS Rast Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

What, Wig Beautyia Head of Hair
Because II is the ornament g ID himself provi ed
for al our race. Reader ,althougn tbs may
bloom ever brightly in the glowing check, the eye
be ever so spaklns, the teeth b. those OF pearls, II
the head Is bereft Of its covering or The hair be
srted and shrive Cd, harsh ant y. still,
is sprintl"d with gray, nature viii los thaa
halt her caarms Prof Woods Hair Restorative, II
used two or three Tins wesk viii restore and per-
malen ly secure to all such ornament Read the
folloWil and Judge The writer Of The first is the
celebrst. PIANIST, Th3lb-Is:
Nev York. April 10, 1853.
Dear Sir Permit me L, express to you the obliga-
tons under fyr the entire restoral III Of hair
t. its original about the time OF my arrival in
the Uni states II was rap dIT ut tcJiUs gray, but
upon the spplicAtto of your Hair aestorative" II
soon recovered its origin hue. c4Ii>ider your
Restorative as very wond rf al snton quite eft
cacious e. well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly, s. THALBERG.
"DIych ar Gwyii .dydst."
Welch Newspaper Office, Is Nassau ST, Ap'l II, lS55
PROF q WOOD Dear Sir Some month or
six weeks AGO received bottle OF .nr air Res
torave aud gave II my wife, who concluded 10 try 1t
her hair, little thinking tie tme that il would
tore the gray mai but to hers well rs my
Prise after few veeks' trial 1t has performed that
wonderful td c. iurniny ali the gray hairs 10 Q
dsrN br.wl a. the same line bea ntiiy and thick
ening the air. strongly recommend the above
kestorsiite ~ all persons III want Of such change
o!their hair. CHAxLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, July IS. 1855.
PRoF o WOOD: Witt COLT ience do / recom-
men ,oIr Hair Restorative being the effica.
cious article ever Siee using your Hair Res.
torstivc my hair ard whiskeTs whicn we're almost
white have gradually grown dark; and nov feel
corfAeni that . few more applications will restore
taem 10 their natural oolor 1t al.o has relieved me
OF all dandrrf and unpleasant itching, common
among ps.sons who peIsp:re free.ey.
JIG KILBY.
PROF WooD. About two years ago my hair
commenc ced falling oG and turning gray; wss fast
sc-uung osd, and had tried many rem, dies 10 no
eff. Ct I comm need using your Restorative in jan
ua-y last. few appl Cations fasttned my hair
firmly. 1t began TO NIL up, grow ut, AM turned
back 70 its former clor. (back) At this time 1t u
fully restored 10 lie original color, h al and ap-
p.arsnce, and chserfr lily recommend il uses 70 all
Chicago IL, Nay !, 1858. d HOES
The Restorative is pst up In bottles OF sE0, viz
large, medium AMI small; the small hslds pint
and Tetails for one dollar per bottle; the medium
holds st least twenty per cent more IN proportion
than the SMALL retsis for two do lars per otile the
large holds quart, 40 per cant more IN prsp-rhon,
and retsie for %.
o WOODS 4 co, Praprietors, si2 Broadway,
New York Tin the great Wire IA lii kstabIis b.
| m mt and ia Ma ket 81, St Louis No
And sold by all good Druggists and Pan y Gosls
D. alers. J0-oAsSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
1t is due to many anxious ar

git is due to many anxious and
inquiring minds that John Dillon should let
to be candidate for District Judge. Don't
try to play smart, John, but come out open
ly and announce yourself as a candidate.
This "lying low" until the day of the Con-
vention, we most heartily abominate. Just
tell some of our friends Gin the strictest con-
fidence' that you intend to be a candidate,
and the whole town will know it in less
than two hours. Step up, John. and an
swer to your name.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
From New York.

New York. June 3d. Twenty inquests
were held here yesterday. in cases of deaths
from sun stroke
There were also several cases In Brooklyn.
The New York and Newfoundland. and
American Telegraph Companies have con.
sented to hold open their lines till midnight
on and after tonight, Wednesday, until
something definite shall have been heard
from the Atlantic cable. For q few DAYS
and subsequent to the arrival of the cable,
the Use Of the two companies lines for inqui-
ries connected with the subject will, We
learn, be free to the public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

~ The Gazette of yesterday says
that it does not know that the republican
press are under any obligations to fill up
their columns daily with denials" of the
frauds and stealings. and rascalaties of the
Republican State officers
Our friends know We presume the reason
why Jack didn't feel undsr any obligations
to eat his dinner For the information Of
those who are not posted, we would state
that he hadn't eng to eat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Shock Of an Earthquake.

New HAVEN, Ct. June 3O.-Ihe shock Of
on earthquak e.was o observed in various parts
of this city at IL o'clock isst night 1t was
light one, yet caused crockery to tremble,
and was distinctly felt by many persons
who were walking out.
?. S-The earthquake was observed in
Woodbridge, miles northwest from this
city, in Nashville, miles distant in the
same direction, and in North Haven. near
ly miles northeast of the city, where
slight shock was felt. The directions of the
vibrations seemed 10 be from south to north.
The shock was also felt in Waterbury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Republican Nominations.

MONTPELIER; June 30.-The Republican
State Convention, held here to- day, nomin-
ated Hill, of Bennington, for Governor
Burt Burnham Martin, of Chelsea. for Lieut..
Governor; and Henry NJ. Bates, Of North
field, for State Treasurer.
Senator Collalner, Hon. Vim. A. Howard
N. c. from Michigan, and others addressed
the Convention, which was largely attended
and enthusiastic
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
Rock Island Trespassers,
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .N0DTTCE.

= war Department - Agent Of the Quarter Mos
tef Dopartment q Dock Islond," With fuIl nstrue
toos 70 adest III nesassssy 1sasurse for TIE pro-
sscso0 q the property nom depTsdstoas and ntru-
having le0s1 rt0A are hsfs6y warned apd notined
70 Sut hs preniees, and abstain from any further
r0poM.
enasee OF al wood cut the ground, and forbid any
person removing the same untu the peope9 damages
cAA Be aOoaosd and PAID.
Al persaas sse h9s1V Sosbd e1tting voed Or tn
ber e aAg lind aaA noti0eA o shsiain mn any
uoes wAatsoevw, - legal Stsps WM - tAkea
Z n. 0AAY0AXuD;
0aNoG8 U q AeoRt Var Oauo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

II They, referring to the Democrat }
would like TO be saying or doing something
retailing to the Gazette.-Gdzetts.
Now We assure the Gdzetts that it is en-
tirely mistaken. The idea of re failing that
paper never entered our mind on the con-
trary, We did not know that its Old caudal
appendage was lost or worn out or in any
way in need of being reset
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
ERemember the grand pic

ERemember the grand pic mic
to-day at Judge Mitchelrs farm. Prepara-
tions for the accommodation of guests are
made on the most extensive and generous
scale. All who wish to enjoy good time
will take advantage Of this opportunity sf-
forded by the members of the N. W. Saeng-
erbund.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

WANTED.-A few candidates for
though the Black Republican Convention
meets next Wednesday we have not learned
the name of single candidate mentioned.
Where are all the PATRIOTS Is no man
ready to sacrifice himself by serving the
State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
@FrOm reports from all

~ From reports from all parts of
the State we learn that the Bank Election
was all on one side In some precincts
where large number of votes were cast,
there was not a single one against the
banking law.
The vote in this city was the largest cast
by any in the State. which is proof enough
that We have the largest population.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02

IOWA ClTf,.. IOWA.
Wis Large and Commodous Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout ia the best
ner, with sPBISG BEDS ana LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared 10 make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No " House of the CITY; II being much the
largest and pleasantly situated IN central location
the Corner OF j, fosson aud Du u3ue streets
the City ParE with comfort table Sccommod stons for
Two Hundred Guests.
TBRNS-in conformity 70 the times.
Good and Cspscious stabing att ached to the house.
j. Thu SDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov24df Formerly Of the IT usdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FHiDAY MORNING. JULY q 1858.
HA drunk or stubborn Iriek

- "A uIUuA OI bCUOUO1U ~
walked into house on Main stoeet y0~D~
day afternoon, sod without spsakin8
word or asking leave, sat down. o. -
quiry being made ~ to what he wanted :
refused to make any answer bat sat stil -
stubborn silence. After allowing hin ~
remain for almost half an hour, the lsdk(s,
who were the only Pc rsons present, bssdns
seriously alarmed, called for assistance ~
had the man put out into the street. e.
the next occasion when he tries an expe3-
ment OF this kind, We hope that he win
get an introduction to the police.