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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Sherin's Sale.

Ri virtue Of special execution issued from ths
~ once OF the clerk Of the Distrit Conrt OF Scot,
county, Iowa in favor n Mary Fulton ana Ambrose
y. FULTON, and against p Il Housed, Elisa 8 Housrl
ana John l. Swits. dated on the 96th day of Mach.
1893. Ahd to me directed, commanding me 10 make or
cause to De made, the Of one hundred And nstv
seven and ~ 100 dIllars ($157 4O) amount due in
clud'ns debt interest and costs With interest thereon
o. me rate u ten per Mt per annum from the thir
tethth DAY q February, A 1S40 BY sale Of the fol-
iowns aescribei real estate ~ wit That part Of the
Block number one ~ 10 A G Fulton's ADDITION 10
East davenport which Is particularly de cribed and
bounded - follows. viz: D. ginning on the south line
OF SAD beck number cne ~ two hundred and flfiy-
hve feet easiwardy from the south vest corner
Of sAh block running thence northwsrhly IN a lin,
At angles 10 the south side Of said bock one
dred ana ifty llO feet, to the south side of Coes.
avenue; thence eastwardly slong the south side J.
!es- Avenue. twenty l2Ol feet, to the west line OF
tract OF land TetofOre sold and conveyed bv A q
FULTON to Margaret Bsrkalow tn. noe soutS varaly
IN line at right angles TO the nth side Of .a bock
anu along said BarkaOws west line one hundred ana
niy I3O feet TO the south side OF ssid block twenty
lIol Feet 70 the place Of beginning and ~ Command
ed ~ said execution shall sell the above desct bed
real estate At the Court House door in 8. ot oountv
o. public outcry, on Fiiday the 2lst DAY OF NAV
ieos, at the hour Of O'Clock Of said dsy. 10 the
hlehest bidder therefor in cash
April 20 1863 II IRONARn
apr24dlt-w2w Shertn NJ aco,, rnno,r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

TaE DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND
PRAYER-Tuesday next, the 27th day Of
April, has been selected by the churches Of
cur city to be observed ~ day of thanke-
giving and prayer before Almighty God for
the sins of the people.
While the great Revival Of 1858 has been
working its wonders all around u, We alone
Of all the cities Of the land. have not felt its
pleased influence. It is true that there has
been during the past two months an unusu.
al attention to the claims of religion among
our citizens, and there have been many ca
ses of hopeful conversions; but the infu-
snce which has in other places descended
in copious showers, in this city has fallen
but sparipgly. While in other cities hun.
dreds of kneeling penitents were found at
the altar Of the Savior. and the voices oi
worshipping Thousands were Joined in an.
thems Of praise to the Most High, in THU
city the rspsntsnt sinners have come up
dngly and alone and knslt At the ahrins
and but little company have gathered -
esthse at the prayer msstinga
rssling thiA The christian shurshss hav(
AppsiaAsa TsssdAy ssst y . ~ = hsail
hxsa tsobes 0eA asd 4 pesvee y HI
- s.s 1k ~ savhAIst sthsasa \ Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

WARRINGTON. April "a.
SENATE.-The deficiency bill was taken
up and Mr.. Fessendens amendment voted
on. and resulted ~ against 30. Mr.. Har-
Ian. OF Iowa, moved to strike out from the
bill from the l23th to the l35th line. A
debate ensued
H>usE-Mr. Stevens thought Monday
two weeks too far off at this advanced stage
OF the session, for the consideration Of the
report Of the conference committee on the
Kansas bill. He asked a. personal favor
to himself, as he wished to be absent on &C.
count of his health. that all would agree
that vote should be taken next week.
Mr.. Campbell seid the report Of the commit.
tee 10 an entirely new one-he desired to
leave the city on Monday, and others pro-
posed leaving this evening, and it was i'm
possible for him to return next Wednes
day. He thought the subject had better
be voted on the I'd Monday in May. Mr..
Stephens remarked that he only wanted a
fair understanding. Mr.. Hill explained
that in moving the postponement Of the
report to the I'd Monday in May, was at
the suggestion of certain personal, but not
political friends. Mr.. Clay, of KY, said he
wanted to 60 home to attend to his perso-
nal affairs, but this was the first time he
had known in the history Of public legis-
lation, that the affairs Of a great country
should be postponed to meet the private
wishes Of gentlemen. He presumed the
mind OF every gentleman was made up, and
the sooner the vote was taken the better
for the peace and quiet Of the country
Mr.. Montgomery, of Pa, said private affairs
his presence at home. and that
no injury could result from the postpone
ment of the subject till the 2l Monday in
May. The question was then taken on the
motion Of Mr.. Harris, of ILL.,, TO reconsider
the vote by which the postponement was
fixed to that time. and to lay that motion
on the table. The motion was decided af-
by yeas lO5, nays lOl. The
question then required on agreeing to the
original motion for postponement as amen
ded by inserting the I'd Monday in May
Mr.. Washburn moved a call Of the house.
The democratic Senators have unanimous.
y determined to sustain the committee of
conference on Kansas, with the exception
'f Messrs. Douglas, Stuart and Broderck,
who are still inclined against the mea sure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Shcrin',s Sale.

ri virtue Of special execution issued from the
Ollie OF the clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
county, Iowa, IN favor Of Ambrose G. Fulton and
against u House Elisa Housed and John l. 6vits
dxied on the 10th day Of Msrch 1865 aud to me d..
1ed, 'mmanfing me that make or cause to h.
mace the sum Of seven hbncr red and three dolIa,,
ana hfty cents amount due including debt 10, eresi
costs OF suit with interest thereon 1t the rstc o
ten per cent per annum srcm tn. 18th day OF Feb.
ruIa IsoS by sale of the following de. cribed Res
hsti e, b-wt; that part Of Fractional Section
twenty hve (2 IN township seven.y eight (7Sl n,rth
OF range three (3) east which Is bounded ms FOL vs.
VIZ; beg'nng At the point y here the west boupdery
me ol said fraetonaI section twenty i've {2, inter
sects the south le II the Public road Iea1ing from
D"venportto lie Claire known ~ the Rivey ROad |;
hunnng thence eastwsrdly along the south line Of
sald road eighty $50 feet Thence southwsrdiy IN 4
line, al right angs 70 sa road for q TO the Miss
issi2pi viver at low water mark, thence westward
along said river st low water mark to the vest bonn.
da'y lin OF said section twenty five (25) thence north
along the vest boundary line saa section TO the
place Of beginning; and commanded by said exc
eution, hav. leviei upon and shall sci ct public
outcr At the Court House door the city Of Daveu-
port, Scott Co, lows, the above described Real
Estate On Friday the 2l-t day Of Nav, 1855 At the
hour OF 2 O'clock r. n. Of said day to the hi hest
D der therefore 10 cash, suacient To satisfy said
debt, interest ard costs
April ~ h. 1853 LRONARD
sP'~sH@"It bherif " Scott Co Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

RI virtue 81 . special execution is<ues, from the
- omcs Of tbs CLERK Of the District Court OF acntt
county, iowa, In favor of a @ Eulton, ana asainst
laisAr3 asvhalow, B BsykaasU, r RI Rsnel.
.iisa House', William CLARK, william ll,en .nd
John SwitH, ds'ed on the 26.h day OF March lSSs.
ana TO me directei, comm ling ms thst make or
cause 10 be made the sum OF Twelve hundred and
ghty seven and 4OlO0 dollars fSl287 4O amount due
intending debt Interest ani cosls ith iie there
% q the rate Of ten per cent per snnum from the
ION day Ct February 1855, By sale OF the follow
ins describsd real estate. to wit part OF blox
lumber one In Pulton's addition to Rsst Da-
sehport, ,PArticuarly desciib and bounded As fol.
lows BEGINNING At point In the sou hern bonn.
aaIy lhe OF said hloek, one handstd and nrtv.six
eet west from the southe Ast corner OF said bk
thence Running west sixty tG0l feet thence north a,
right angles with said southern boundary line sixtv
1901 rect; thence north IT right angles with aaa
southern boundary line, one hundred and iny lis0I
feet thence East psrslle with said outhern bounds
ry line sixty l60l feet; thence south one hundred
snd nifty 1901 feet, to the pace Of besnuine Aud A.
comma nded BY said executi sh si sell Tho above
described real esta'e At public outcry, at the Court
House door In Scott county Iowa. on Friday the n 81
DAY OF Aay, 1883. at the hour of 2 O'Clock > N
OF sara day. to the highest bidder therefor In cash
somcient thereof to satisfy said debt interest and
Costs -'
April 20, 1883. HIROH.Rn
sp@sui-WSt bheTif Of 50 I'd county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

rY Our Dububue contemporaries
are having q nice comfortable little quar-
rel over the question whether Dorr, Of
the Express d Herald voted the straigh,
Democratic ticket at the late charter election
held in that city.-Dav. Dem.
Not at all. Our cotemporary is in an er
ror in his premises The question is not !:
"Did the editor Of the Express d Herald
vote the straight Democratic ticket" but the
difficulty is that he did vote the straight
Peoples Ticket in opposition to the Demo-
cratic ticket, as we think we have pretty
clearly proved.
We fully agree with the Democrat in the
following sentiment, and will take care that
nothing Of the sort occurs:
Dorr is undoubtedly q great man; but
we don't conMder it worth while to turn
the world upside down more than twice a
week on his account-Dubuqxe North
West.
We stand corrected. If Dorr-pretend
ing to edit Democratic paper-voted the
opposition ticket, he deserved to have q
small sized thunder storm raised about hi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April "a
FLOUR-Shade frmer Rather more dong
aales 900 bbls at 25@4 80 for super State; Z %
"a IS for extra State; 20 a. IS for super West.
eTn; 1904 40 for common to extra Western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Unchargei. 0a.es 900 bbls
| at 4 36G14 50.
wHEAT-Demand moderate. Sales OCO bush at
OS for poor white Canadian; l 4o91 ~ for white
Ky
RYE-Steady At 63.
BAkLEY-Steady Ut 60667.
CORN-F Pmer. Sales 20 600 bush at II G16 4 for
| for inferior TO prime me iium white aud yellow.
OAT5-Lower 1t 46@i9 for State; 1890 for
We.tern.
PORK-sales At IS oo@Is 10 for mess Is 500
Is IS for prime.
BRDF-Rirm and active.
CUT AEArS-Steady.
LARD-Firn err 0ales 500 bbls at II 6llA.
BUTTRR-Stesdy At 1920 for Ohio, 1926 for
State.
CHEE3E-Steady at 76lS
TEAS-Th. sale Of Teas this was large ly o..
tended and passed OF with considerable spirit For
the Greens full and rather better prices We real-
xed but the blacks were largely Withdrawn and
. shade lower. TIE Hysons k@34; YouDG Tyson
44@45 Some in cans, 43A@65; Imperial 80 So;
Gunpowder 39@72 swanky 3s@3ih; Hsson Skin
2a92sA; OoloDg 3SfG4SA; Souch 'ng 20 H@3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

R Very little grain coming to
market Produce is wanted and we think
that the farmers cannot do better than to
bring their wheat in at present .prices.-
Wheat is selling at 45a5O cts and finds
ready sale at them prices. Oats and Bar
ley received at firmer quotations. 2Oa25 cts.
Corn is in demand at l5a2O cts.
On account of the severe rains South
overlooking the sugar plantations, severly
injuring the young cane, sugar and molasses
have advanced.
Coffee still rules high; stock in the States
very high, but arrivals are now expected
from Rio and prices must decline.
Staple goods caunot.b sold this market
at present prices. unless exchange comes
down.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

HThe Gazette of yesterday says
"How stupid We feel The Democrat OF yes
terday, for want of better subject, discour
seth as follows" Quoting some remarks
made by US in relation to the Gazette)
We agree most wonderfully well upon
that matter. We don't think it at all
strange that you feel stupid, Mr.. Gazette
and we are perfectly willing to admit that
We might have chosen much "better sub
ject" for an article than your paper. II We
never differ more materially than upon this
question. we shall get along as lovingly as
q pair of turtle doves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

Mr.. DENocRAr:-I perceive by the col
umns of the News. that the celebrated DR..
Cole, is in town. Now as l pique myself on
knowing all the celebrities. and notswishing
to appear ignorant on this occasion.
would like to ask you, in confidential way,
who in the deuce is this DR.. Cole.
The Neus said that he was the pupil Of
Mott, of New York. He must know all that
Mott forgot. as suppose DR.. Mott never
had any other pupil Do you think he can
do all the Ners says he can? wonder il
he is the man that amputated the limb Of
the law, and if so, how did he do it? am
curious to find out how he operates on the
eye Of reason? and what his plan is for i'm
proving the foot of society? does he consider
Phlebothamy and..purging, bloody and dirty
practice and as he seems so familiar with
the ropes perhaps he would be kind
enough to let an anxious enquirer know
how much importance it requires for q west
ern NJ. D. TO become physician to an east.
ern assurance Ofhcef
Would he really let fellow take a peep
at his fixins" and illustrate, gratitously
how he fixes the public? Ifhe is certain
the pancreates duet is normal excresence
Of pancrea, and if 20 is the peculiar action OF
the same, in the animal machine :" and
also to what family of the Coles he be-
longs tot If not to the celebrated "old
king Cole" Strange how one of. that Royal
family ventured ont here without body
guard. His operations no doubt have been
very extensive. Ipresume he has by this
time discovered the way of raising the pind'
if not the dead.
Now as there il no one in these parts,
who has ever been east of the Mis-
siesippi in the "doctoring line, perhaps he
would condescend to give the verdant de-
ciples Of Esculapius in Davenport, and sur
roundings lecture on the pathology Of
humanity humbuged." Should he consent,
l will agree to pass round the hat and not.
withstanding our bad currency, be will find
himself the only shinplaster in the pile
CURIOSITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

Just DeCeive1.
Y m1Ds ~ = RslAA OloaonA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

cB-"Douglas is dead "-CAicago Tribune.
Don't lay any such flattering unction to
your soul Mr.. Tribune or attempt to make
your readers believe it.
Mr.. Douglas will live yet many years, and
you will have cause to regret It,
All difference will yet be healed, and the
blows of the Little Giant" will fall with as
crushing might as ever, upon the heads Of
Republicans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
An Ordinance.

Be 1t enacted by the City Council Of the
City Of Davenport. That from and after the
passage Of this ordinance the annual salary
Of the City Engineer shall be three hundred
dollars, payable quarterly.
SEc 2. All ordinances and resolutions In
conflict with this ordnance be, and the
same are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved April FL, 1858.
EBESEEzEs Cook. Mayor.
Attest, HALLEr Kusouax, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Rock Island Trespassers.
10 all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NH1TH@,r

anasrssned having been appointed By the
L War Department ~ ''Asent of the Quarter Nas.
tef Department st Rock Islsnd," with full instvuc
lions TO adopt al necessary measures for the pro-
tecton OF the property from depredatons and ntru.
having legal right are hereby warned and nj tided
70 quit ths premises, and abstain from any further
respas0.
The Deputy U 8. Marshal for Illinois Will take
charge Of al wood cut the ground and forbid sny
person removing the same until ths proper damage
can be assessed and PAID
Az persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
ber Of any kind and noti0eA 70 ahstain r,om ~,
tIeepese whstsoeves, - legal steps vii - taksn
asalna such depredators.
y. 7. Sl.AYMAKm;
O@oNnV d. Agent Wav Dana
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
|. w, II. BAKER. NJ. ID. j..
T. q. CAMPBELL,

DHY9ICIAN AND SURGEON N-OFFICE-POsT
i OFFICE BLOCK House-North side Of Firth
btreet, between Brady and Perry. Jan8ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

A S1ORD and DRY CELLAR next 10 the Cor
~ ner OF Fourth and b, ady streets
Aiso-Once and Lodging Rooms Atplv to
APRIL 0lm b. CARLS1ON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Commissioner Of Deeds
E. S. MOORE.

Yresco, Banner, Sign and Or.
namental PAINTER, 0Talnsl
3of wood, Some and Narbls,
Gliding upon Glass,
LsNdso0ps, Scenery and PrtvsS P0taet~e,.
one with dispatch, IN the best nodeEn and tasse9a
styles. Also, &gn Painting end 0Ha1nlnG eS N
Trade.
n. v. 0orasr Brady and ltA streets, Devsnpest
Iowa. JAMS dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
NUMBER l66.
ROCHESTER, April "a

n, = 'SS0HESIIH, zHTITII n.
The Court opened at 10 o'clock to sen
tence Ira stout for the murder Of Chas. W.
Littles The prisoner was askt 4 If he had
anything TO cay. he replied nothing. Too
much had been said already. Judge Wells
then sentenced him to be hung an the lsth
june, between the hours Of p and 4 O'clock
r. ~ The prisoner evinced no emotion At
the verdict or sentence ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

A superior article Of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, OF.
n ramental Chimney Tops and al fancy Woik Q
the same material.
Also +. = Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing. Bank Vaults, jail Cells. &e, from the ON.
cinnati Iron works.
Further information - 70 specimens, prices, 10
may b haa st the once Of
". L. CARROLL, ArcAiteet,
mehIoN 0riggss Dlock cor "a and Perry st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
DIX. u. sM,DOVsNrELL
Veterinary Surgee1. .fg

M1ABeR Of the Royal Veterinary lnetssusiso Of
AVA Dublin, Ac., stud mt and Assistant eusseoa 10
the gvest Professor Fessason Veterinary oasReSo to
the Qnsen o. England, having mAdss Trsns- Atlantic
s 6f the purpose Of maAing hinse n nssssv u the
dinerent modern improv ements IN ne scisnce Of We
sssinary AedSetne and eorsery - sxpsunde1 N the
koslish and nontincntal Colleges Degs . iaeDpm
those friends md horse proprissoss Who % kDdIy
passonsed eia pTeyieus to bis Departure, dsEae his
former sojourn m Davenport, that be u nv fnIIy
prepared " render available IN their service III ~
professional assistance which uc course of nfudv
and s1tsnstve acquiremeuss renders svailaAaa Mi
due ect to the practice Of the dlsrsnt dsDae lnts
Of bic profession - Veterinary 0usscen.
Tho following sentlemen who have en,raoyeA As,,,
a ssgy eevse easeo (seoe ef vAica Eornjds6le oce
Tatinns had % b Performed oo) win cAeeSfy cs,ti
4eon.
Hoo John 4 Canon. nca ysha oosA,
o J WS6S 1sq. ORIsrks. 1ili
NJWoodn. trf 60.
Unth fursnes notice he can b found st n nm,sA,a
LvsN osae.o opveetee ~ Pose.O0ce. = ~. 81
Union Dfag ssoss. eboqs tAs Post-Omce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
The Oakdale Cemetery Cenpany

IL 4ervin's Dlock, Perry strest, which WNl D. open
from 10 TO IL, y, and from 70 5,fM
All lot owners WHO have not settled for their lots
their deed1.
4 large portioa Of the Censtsry grouads are now
surveyed and seaked OF in lots. The community
generally u invited 70 examine thsn and mahe q.
lectio0s
II II he intention Of ths company 70 make thia
Cemetery c0mplete In al ~ appoiutmeots. he
avenues are beoad and curved native forrest tssse
ase carefully preserved. and various kinds Of shaAa
ple0 the Horte1'e LDdOe, snd = constantly enpleyed
II taking care & end i1pgovinG The grounds.
All applieo1aooo 1o9 Ioes Of busialo must b UaA(
e 49, =: sn''' "A''' sa'ss sssA'''s.s ss''a's N y
n p1A1i4 n peeEsoiai10 Nh 0omG1ou2, nav ~
Assured tA0k Wt0 - Deoeooee4 = OvqV ~ 1uo \
=; 80 RssSs'~ WI nn2@n15 @
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

I'm pursuance Of resolution of the
City Council. his Honor, Mayor Cook, has
appointed the following standing COMMITTEES
or the ensuing year.
Committee on Ordinances, Aid. Hubbell
Washburn, Guelich.
Committee on Streets, Aid. Morley, Ram
ming, Christie.
Committee on Finance, Aid. Sears, Nor
ley, Macintosh.
Committee on Reports of City Officers
Aid. Corbin, OBrien, Ramming.
Committee on Fire aud Water, Aid. Can
non, Sears. Guelich.
Committee on Hospital, AID Coates, Chris
tie, Whashburn.
Monday, April 26th. 1858.
Attest, HALLEr KiLBoURN, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Frank Pllllller,

A TTORNEY'S and Counsellors at Law and Nota'
N ries Public. Also agents for the Charter Oah
Fire Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital $sOO,OOO
City Fire In Co. New Haven, t6OO,O4O
ONCE lie Claire Block, Davenport.
Juiyl ISb7dly FRANK PLUMDR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

You've MEN's sAssoCIATIoN.-There
will be meeting of the Young Mems Asso-
citation at their Hall on next Monday eve.
ming, April Goth. A full attendance is ear
nestly requested. 1t is proposed by scme
of the members to have celebration on the
4th Of July next The matter will be dis
cussed. and if thought agreeable and prac-
ticable arrangements will be made and COM
mittees appointed in reference thereto. 1t
is also proposed to elect an Orator and Read
er for the occasion. 1t is therefore desira-
ble that all the members should be resent,
and express their willingness or unwilling
ness to assist in getting up such celebration.
There will be delivered before the asso-
citation next Monday evening, an original
poem entitled "The Western Man."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
IL. ID. COngdOn,

A7TORNEYGCOUNSELLOR ALTA W
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
nFHICE corner OF Brady and Second streets, over
u Macklot l. Corbin's Bank.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
clsims payment OF Taxes, conveysncing Of Real =
tate, examination OF Land Titles, &c, &c.
ugl1lS57diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

~Thc Gazettee Of yesterday came
out in q long leader in favor Of James Thor
ington, as the Republican candidate for
member Of Congress from the second dis
trict
We shall have word to say on the sub
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
John r.. HOganc.

COAL TEAMSTER. All orders left with Gilett
~ lie Claire Row, will be promptly attended to at
short notice. Nov6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

d. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and ReDairer.
Buffalo ST.. adjoin Bufords Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
Sass Gumed, Straightened, Set d Filed
A GENT for Lee 4 Leavitts Portable Circular 6sW
~ Mills, Norcross Patent.
JunelOd&Wtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25

S Ladies, if you would obtain a
glimpse of the celebrated Balmoral Skirts,
you must 60 to Tyner's. He has the real
simon pure article. He also has all the va
rites of dress to be found in the category.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
Sieg r. MeuGI',

VNHOLESALD an Retail Dealers In Havana and
w Domestic Cigars, Virginia Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Frncy Pipes, &C., corner Brady
aud Front streets Feb1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-25
To Farmers.

EIvD Nh ons Hedge PIanN for sole In small hts
Il TO suit armers, q % Is per thousand.
There willbe . small reductioo name ON lAsuo eunn.
titles.
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