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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07
EAsT WASHINGTON LUMBER YARI

FAST WASHINGTON LUMBER YARD.
desire to inform the public, that, in addition to
the w God and Coal business which have been en-
ed in for several ears land for their liberal pat
ronage IN which ] thank my customers,l 1 shall
from this time forth. keep on hand good sssort
ment OF LU m Der, which can and wall soil on as
good terms as can be had In this city. invite at
tentisn to my present stock consisting in part Of
HemlOck. White, and yellow Pine Boards, Joist
Stills, Scantiing, Rails. &c.
White and Y elbow Pine Flooring and SldinF,
Lsths, PIckets, Shingles, d C.. &c.
cannot be surpassed.
A large supply of Cedar and Chestnut Posts.
l sinai. conduct the Wood and Coal business AZ
usual.
Lime. Cement, Hair. Lard, and Calcined Plaster
Sand, &C., constant on hsnd.
+. EDWARD CLARK.
Cffce and y srd-Virginla av eDue,
Oo15t~ bet 9Th and 10th SITS east, Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07
THE WASHING TON UNION.

THE DAILY UNION 10 furnished to subscri-
oers IN Washington city q 50 cents per month, pay
able monthly to the collector Single copies may be
had At tha counter for two cents. Its circulation
within the city has increased thresfold since the
for advertising. sunday mornings edition 10 always
stored with IN interesting varIet, of mi -oeaneous
reading attracting an increased number Of readers.
Advertsen vii consult their in terssts By bearing
this IA Of In mlpd. oo 1.sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

~ THE LADIES OF ST. DOMINIC'S
lS Church are DESTROYS to meet their friends and
me community generally at the Island Hall, corner
DAY EVENING, the 18th of October to ente rtain
them. for q few days, with some exhibitions and
notions OF their ohoioe. after the form of a Far
which they have prepared to answer certain dem.nds
on their beautiful little Church, and for the beneot
oil the poor children of their District The Ladies
VIII stndy to give their visitors pleasant time.
dau kept open until Saturday night the $50 inst
.uusic commencing at ia p m. Oc5 lit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

NTAT THE REGULAK MONTHLY Meet
~ ing o. the Columbia ~ biographical Society,
held on the I'd instant, the following RESOLUTION VA
uns nlInousy adopted: va"
Rssoirfd, hat We tender to the Plasterers. now
on Strike lot an advaIce of wages, our cOrdIn
s1mpathy and b,.t wishes for their success
Ofdered. that the above resolution be sisped nv
the omoers OF the society and published in the ma
pers OF this city. " 'Ao y"
John H. THORN, Pres.
n. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

Joseph Schmadel, Of Dayton, Ohio-For i'm.
stoves
Ira w Shaber, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in ticket holders.
Jas 3. Suter and George nj. Palmer, Of Balti-
more, Md.-For improvement In wrappers for
cigars.
Andrew c. Taggart and Alexander Gray, Of
Allegheny, Pa--For Improvement in apparatus
for tanning.
Joel H Tatum, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
pavement In manufacture Of candles.
VIM b Trezdwell, of Albany, N.Y.-For i'm
provement in lining for coal stoves and furnaces
Edward Town and Calvin E. Town, Of Jersey
City, N. For machine for numbering the
pages of books ----
William M. Warren, Of New York, N. "
For improvement in slid - for skirt hoops. e
John w augh OF Elmiu, NJ. Ye- For improve
ment in machines for trimming the edges Of pa
hap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

OPERA.-we have just heard that Manage,
Tayleure has engaged the Mex Maretssl
troupe, now performing in Philadelphia- lad
CASTER Miss Phillips, Mad. Maretsek beiua
its bright peculiar stars. They sing here bui
three nights. More about them to-morrov. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

0@NOTiCE.-Persons who wish to ioin the
NS Mashingtoa Building Association " IIi me et
on FRIDAT EVENING. 9Th inst, at o CLOCK, in
Ihe herman Hall, 18th street, between and q sts .
when the constitution will be adopt ed and AZ eff oers
elscted. The proceedings are in German, but will
pc e1Planed In English. Persons having heretofore
C udsd CAAS WaTTE1 GA
Oc 6 ST. Secyet,ry 80 80,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07

n@A CAkD-WM. NJ. RODGERS Hoyss
lAS shoer, takes this method of re urn,nx hIs
gratitude to those gentlemen who kindly came 10
his and AID rescued him from being burnt out on thu
morning OF the I'D OF September. One room was
greatly damaged, and all my family's ciotblnR to-
g.ther With other articles, were DESTROY ed to the
amout OF ore hundred and fifty dollars; but for the
ald OF my kind friends all my hard sarnlnes wonid
have been swept away, house and all-No 23 on q
street between 18th and 18th sts ne So,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-07


proved washing machine.
John Fritz, Of Johnstown, Pa For improve.
ment In rolling railway iron
Z. A Gaines, Of Watson, Miss-For improve.
ment In cotton scrapers .
p w: Gates, ID. r. Fraser, and Thomas Chal.
mers, OF Chicago, Ill For improvement in gear
Ing OF cutoff valves for steam engines
VIM. o. Grover, of Bostons Nass.-For i'm.
Provement in sewing mac hines
Daniel Harris, of Boston, Mass-For Improve
nient In sewing machines
Danief Harris, OF Boston, AIasS-For improved
carpet sweeper.
Samuel Z. Hawkins, Of Patchogue, N. Y-Fo,
Improvement in halters and brides for horses
REUBEN Haynes, Of Oberlin, Ohio.-For inn
proved chine for cutting Iaths
Edmund Hill, Of Cincinnati, O.-For improve
ment In the construction Of animal traps
Edmund hooie, OF Mount Vernon, N. Y.-FoI
improvement: In baggage checks.
hanford Horton, Of New York, NJ Y.-Fo,
Improvement In packing pistons Tor steam en-.
Bernhard Hufnagel, of New York. va,
improvement in Photographic baths
VIM Hutchinson, of st. Josephs, Mo.-For
improvement in hemp brakes
George F. Jerome and Moses Jerome of Nina
Ola, ~ f.-For improvement In baryesters
, Joseph John, OF 81. Msudi, near Paris, France
roi improvement in valves for steam engines
PATENTED in France April 10, 1855
Josee Johnson, OF New Yoik. N Y-For i'm
proved apparatus for raising dough for bread
samuel c. JoIlie, of New Yofk, N. Y~For
Richard Kitson, of Lowe II. Ma..-For Inn.
Provement In card clothing.
Lew r. Lincoln, OF Lowell, Mass.-For i'm
proved water alarm for steam boiIers
Joseph Ranks, Of Boston, Mass-Por t,nnrove.
ment IL spark arresters.
A~Sry Msaule, Of Philadeiphia. Pa.-For i'm
Proyement in the mode of transmitting magnetic
signals on railroads.
l.. II. Miller, Of Providence, r. For i'm
provement in bask locks
b. Morgan, Of Delhi, Iowa.-For improve
ment in cuiiivafors. -.
David A. Morris. OF Pittsburgh, Ps.-Por i'm.
proved Trip hamUIer and anvil.
David A. Morris, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.-For i'm
provement in rolls for making sheet iron -
A Normandy, OF London, England, a citizen Of
sIdnce-foe Improvements In distillation Of
issh wafer from salt water. 90. 'r.. ... d.
samuel n. YOcum and James O'Byrne Of Shell.
Yshie, fnd.--For steam water tank
al. Oot, OF Minetto, N. Y.-For improved
onasiss Page, Of West Meriden, Conn.-For
iaap,'s,s In wtudlass for moving cars and
nah's.r 81 When without steam
DUBOIS u Parmeiee, Of New York NJ War
czoutchouc. 1.sSsos's kooosW
provement In hay rakes. s' r = TUT I'M
Martin hobbius and John l.. Frf.b,. NJ Gin.
cinnati, Ohio For improvement I'm w sisr ,nag-
cator for steam boilers 80 :" sci inoi-
:, Sidney 3 Rockwell, of vermontv,lle. NTH i
:, o, Improvement In machines for cutting root
Stephen P. Rowell. Of Reading, Ma.-r.,
improved carpet sweeper,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
SUMMARY.

rB- Governor King, Of New York, is in
poor health.
~ He declares himself guilty who de.
tends himself before accusation.
II The man who is without an idea,
generally has the greatest idea ofhimself.
10 The young married couple who
thought they could live on love and moon
light, have discovered that there is some
virtue in baked beans.
"a The Albany Knicksrbocker is great
on metaphors. Speaking Of the weather. it
says:
Yesterday was as lovely as woman, and
as full of sunshine as girl who expects to
be married to morrow.
" The bill limiting bank notes to SO
and $40, has been defeated in the Virginia
Senate for want Of a constitutional majority.
SWALLOWING IS. 6OO-At Montreal on the
18th inst, DR.. Charles Sabourin was arrest
ed and held to bail in the sum of So 900, to
answer the charge Of snatching his promis-
sorry note for $500 from Mr.. p. Malo, and
swallowing it.
SALE OF MULES IN NArcuEz.-The Natchez
Free Trader Of the 18th inst, notices q sale
of about forty mules in that city at an aver
age price of $l6O. There we're some 45O or
500 mules on sale in that market.
IA Tho small pox is prevalent in Quincy
Illinois. and the Herald Of that city, says it
is on the increase, and calls on the citizens
to take measures to arrest its progress.
~ NJ. Jules Gerard, the lion-killer, has
written a letter to the Paris jourdals in ref
erence to his reported death in an encouutsl
with lion. He is in perfect health, in Lon.
don, engaged in organizing a club, having
for its main object series of lion hunts each
year, on a grand scale, in Algeria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

And on the other hand, every bale Of
eoods you ssnd 70 " y . mssssn9se Of good
win. Every westward moving train Is .
transport OF solid welfare. Every mail bag
comes charged with your best ideas. your
learning. your wisdom, your eloqusnce.
And every time you journey to u. we hail
vouY rival as the proof of your brother
hood. and the presage Of better years to
come.
We open our hearts welcome to you -
wide as our genial acres. We spread our
hospitality for you, A. literally as nature
has poured out her own bounty upon our
soil
Fur all these reasons, friends, does it not
become US to cherish mutual good faith +.
Especially in times Of peril and pressure, in
the DAYS Of financial deranger ent, industri-
al disorder, and general darkness, let US not
chafe, accuse suspect and alineate each other.
Let US trust each others intentions, be pa
,ient with each others fallings, and believe
in each others integrity. Then we shall
have healthy markets, union Of spirit, and a
happy issue out Of our troubles Then we
shall grow strong and grow wise. and grow
virtuous. Then the God Of the sun.rising
and of the setting, the God Of our faith.
ers, will bless US.
Then there shall be built up republic,
stretching from ocean to ocean, the mobiles,
empire the sun ever saw, founded in Justice
liberty and love.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
Galena and Chicago Union X, X.

GUMMss ARRANGEMENT--on and after Wed
- nesday, june l7th, 1857 pass niger trains win
iesve wells street Depot daily Sundays eSetpttd)
For Freeport, Gaiena Dunl,it ana st. Pail.
rasseng u Ahd Mall. ....................l9i5
lassehstr.... ...-.................l9 81 y NJ
teuGcr, knigfant ard "a class tram. isa5P IL
CHICAGO. FUL1oF AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fu.ton aud Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. .....................s:5
20 u" .......................s:i 10 p N
Dekalb Passenger. .....................asep 81
BELoiT AND MADISON BRANCH.
FOR BsIot, Jsnesvillc and Madison.
Fox RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHcnry and Richmond.
Two throueh trains will leave Central Depot, foot
OF Lake street. follows:
FOR GALEAA, DUNLElTH AND ST. PAUL
DAILY Sundays excepted 1000 ps5pM
Ehpabline pass n,rr to make close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA \ CHICAGO NNroN RAILROAD.
Leave Freeporf 1898 A NJ arrive in Chicago i;45 Pm
Leave fFeep1rt $50 ~, arrive in Chicago $3.50 NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
Leave Fulton 10 N, arrive in Chicago a;.5Px
do do Psi, do do I;I9Aa
Leave Dek alb A NJ, arrive In Chicago 9,2gAM
BELOlr AND MADISON BRANCH
cave footvilie in4oA NJ arrive in Chi ago 4;,5P n
Leave Footville 30 NJ. arrive Ia Chicago 3 40 An
Leave Be.Cit $50 81, arliSe Ia Chicago lI;lUA NJ
FoN RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ieavc Egin al 9,l9A NJ, afive in Chicago lI;I0 NJ
Leave Eigih st 2,1oP II, arrIvs in chicago 4s5 A NJ
Passengers for all pnnta on the q n q u u r. In
Guiding Fuittn, K'lott and Madi '0n lines, should
take The trains from the We street depot
All tae above trains connect with III; gr, at eastern
lines diverging n III Ci icAgs.
Thu ough ticGis can he b, ught at the following OH
ces; II spaGldug's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; Pr VIC KR Ticket Office. 80 Drsrbt rn
street. Mi igan soutbern oilcc. under fremont
House and "A. he Central ami Wells street Depots
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
=. A HALL, tup ntendent
A. THRALL, ueneral Ticket Agent. ToctITit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02


Il must b admitted that close in.
veskisstiou Of our present condition is
~ calculated to inspire confidence,
I'D II we would maintain reputation
Or solveucy It 10 time that We common
ed taking the preliminary steps to that
oad.
Our present condition must be rem.
edied before the return Of the usual
ssasou Of immigration, or permanent
staguatiou may be the result.
Shinplasters and the irredeemable
:auss Of banks whose location and re-
ponsiblo existence are not with Ger
taisty known to us, constitute our only
surrency and every dollar OF the
amount Of our daily business transac-
tons il subjected to direct tar'ff Of
not lees than ten per cent.
Shinplasters and irredeemable cur
roucy must be discouraged, and the
iepucs must be brought under the in
Ausnce Of public opinion, If not OF lega
action.
Will the Gazette explain what was
Intended when it said that, "SHlN
PLASTERS AND IRREDEEMABLt
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR
AGED, AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BIZ BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION
IF NOT OF LEGAL ACTION'l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02

have rallied around 10 like men, and
while il makss o. feel good, We beg TO
say to oil, We do not fight this curse
Of our city solely because it pays US TO
do 20, but because it 10 . swindle, and
whenever the cause Of the people u
attacked, they may be sure Of the sup
mort Of the Democrat and oil the in
fluenccs in christendom, whether wild
cat or otherwise, shall not prevail
against us.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
LIZ CLAIRE, Feb. 25th


MEssRs. EDIroRs :-Je vis en- espo'r,
yes, hope that this war may soon end
having first accomplished it, object
that Of giving to an abused public
Sound and reliable currency" 1t is
needless for me to add more to the al
ready well worn argument, but in this
case the sentiments Of your patrons
and friends SHOULD control your action
abroad IS well as at home and to this
end do l write You, that you may
know the feeling existing here regard
ing Your course towards the "feline
race"
Among us l know ofbut one opin-
ion. and that is Of satisfaction that you
have dared to carry this war into the
enemy's camp, and it is our wish that
you continue TO do so until the end is
accomplished-Cook d Sargent "o AZ
be forced to retire their "promises" or
place them on an equality with Illinois
funds.
Now as poor man let me ask those
gentlemen il they consider it fair to
force upon us currency whereby we
the hard fisted-lose the round sum
of twenty-five per cent. directly, and
from two to three times that amount
indirectly! Will they call themselves
honest men when they cause such a
state Of affairs to exist! But then,
there are others who are deserving OF
ccnsure in this matter, and who will ere
long be made to see the folly of their
course; We alludc to the merchant,
who, selling his goods under tatse pre-
fences become particeps crimin,s in this
wholesale swindle of 1--WE, the people ;"
we say false pretence, for they agree to
receive Florence and Burrows Il Pref
tyman's promises to pay, at par, but
do not tell us that they have added
rs per cent on the price Of their
goods, thereby taking from US without
our knowledge two aud even thres
prices for their merchandise. Now, il
Cook l. Sargent and Burrows Il Pref
lyman are deserving of censure fol
issuing, are not our merchants equally
guilty for receiving those issues, pro
fessedly at par, but in reality at, from
twenty to twenty-five per cent dis
COUNT think that there can be but
one opinion on this point, and there
fore call on our merchants to throw
ont this trash-not to receive it at any
price; this a victimized public require
; and this they will have, or they will
withdraw their patronage, as many
have already in part done. We will
u not trade with men who scruple no
!. to put their hands in our pockets, an'
= unknown to US take therefrom gu
. earnings.
Gentlemen, you must, do it, and tina
too, speedily, if you would preserve
your trade-save yourselves and you
= creditors from bankruptcy, for l repea
the laboring class cannot and vii
not longer submit to be swindled.-
Kill off these cats of whatever mature
they may be, At least sever the claw
: from their pedals that we may recove
healthy tone Of action by the reno
val from our midst the cause of ou
debility. REX.
|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
81. Louis, Alton 4 hicago X. K.
AIR LINE ROUTE.


chicago g. Fl. Louis Win 81 Louis Alton n Chicago
~ X, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND U. =. AAus.
The only direct and rsIIab,e To tn South and
South West, seventy mites shorter than any otLer
route.
TRANS leave depot OF Michigan souihern and Rock
Island X, c0rn,r Of Van huren and sherman St..
81 Louis Day ENptcss-l0,30 Nd lily, (sundays
excepted arrive al ~. Loui, 1870 samr evt mug.
81 Louis hi1tl FHPEe..-Ir so M-D1iiy, ar i've
al 81 Louis 1850 next morning.
Day h.prese-6,0J AM-Daly, arrive at Chicago
$40 VI.
Night E1pttss-2;45 M-DAily, arrive at Chicago
Trans run directly through without change Of cars
or batgage. Time from Chicago to 1T LouiB
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Pa sengers destined for B ooniington, Springfield
Dratur, Jecy Uuy,tie, Naples aud all ins the
Mississippi, Missouri Kan as. Cumberland and Ten
ne,-e Rivers, by taking the ab0va roue Will b. sare
Of making nncctiC Ms ani arriving In 1t Ihuis
advertised time avoiding thu vrxaeoH- delays Of the
cir, uous route i,Sa!ie Pc ria Illinois river,
SAVING twer -iour hours time, being 81 mites lss
dl- auce 10 Bloomington, 5s less to Springfield, u
|, IS 70 st. LOUIS and ID less 10 Peoria
THAN By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A, Joliet with the R,sk Island Railroad for Ot,s-
wa, IaSa.ie, Rock Island and Central Iowa
Al Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
for Peoria.
A. Peoria junction with Peoria Oluawks Il Il
for walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Peka, Br,n-
neld, Kimwood, Knoxviiie. Galesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Grent Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples end Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiz cy and K.okuk, tie most expeditions end relia-
be route To ali portions 81 N Missouri.
At 81 Louis with Daily First Class st samers for
New Orle ans ard intermediate points the Lower
Mississippi and with regular lines u packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points IN the M.ssonTi,
TenDess Cumberland and Aikinst Rivers.
Through Tickets can bc Procured 20 all Eastern
Railroad 0fices-nt the Company OHces, Is Dear
born street, opposite the fremont Hou.e, ana It thu
Michigan utherp aud Rock Dspo;s corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sntrfnsn SITS.
Responsible Baggage Men will be st the Depots 10
ell the vsrions lines coming into the city u check
baggage through 10 any oiot desired on the line.
A II. hOORS, Superintendent.
L. Darling. GEM Agent Chicsgo Ioc20in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
sOuAL Es5ArE or Few yoRx CITY.

DNoRok-Mr. John G, New, Clerk of the
Court at Indianapolis, received, the other
day, from man in Elmira, N. Y, the fol-
lowing letter, which looks somewhat suspie.
'o1s In its relation to the matrimonial rela.
tionship:
Dan Sn: I want you to send me Q
blank divorce. al allied up but names and
datA - rsssipt Of whiAh I will sasless
okeoo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
BratfOn House.

TNHE undersigned W ,uld respectfully inform his
i friends and til. ira cling rublic, that he ha,
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house Is
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniences
Of mode n hotels The table will be supped with the
best the country affords.
busne in the West, 10 suf1cieut guarantee that
his house Il the place sep u when yea come the
ely Of Le 0lstre
(ouadops sxcepeed1 IT 0Avenpest
aassA1-13wAxL wnoefAx4 4Ssef.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
Auction Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction In front Of ny
w warehouse at 2 o'clock p on the 18th OF
March next, for charges, a. unclaimed goods-2 Cog
Whsels, q Harmon 1box DRIED Fruit, Worthins
box Dried n dit. " Blair: ! Force paap, \ Nook
Dr. DSi. o Pierce; eOhairs, " 4 > Massay Z
M q Ooal md 8 = Pipe. 1easI 3r1nks In.
1s1Gki I Q 1and laes.. Mharte0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
Chicago. burlington Il Quincy X. X.
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT.


(thsnge of time, August 18th, 1857 On and after
oAugusi lJlh, 1881. passenger trains w! leave the
Ceatfa d'Iot fot OF south water street, daily, rs
z; AM-Dsy nxpress-Suniays excepted, arriving
at Mendato 1870; GAesburg 10; Burlington 7;I5,
and Quincy l9,39PM
? 80 Might kXpress-Saturdays excepted ar
irving at Mendula Al 1880, Gaesburg $40, BurlIng-
tn 80 and Y dncy ut 1850 A
4l6 4 NJ, sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Ba ava and AItora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONSECTIONS.
A. NJ hdatJ " ia iliihos Cettra railroad north for
Amb' y Dixon, Freeport, Gacna aud Dinlcith and
south for LaSale, Ioniea wiuonr, Bloomington De-
catnr, st Louis, Caiio NC.
Al Bu ling On with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road f'r MI Peasant, ; Ar fell Ottumwa, Osktoosa
Charlton, Fort Dies sain :, Furt Dodge Couacil
BUFF Sioux City and All portion OF Kansas and
A QUINCY with IT, splen lid steamers % the NJ,
Louis and okuk Packet G for K-okuk HANNIBAL,
Alton 81 Louis &C and WIN post coaches for Pal
myra 81 io,erh and all parts o. Northern Missouri
X sponsibt baggage mon vii! be AT all Tn. railroad
d-ppts ia Cnc 81 TO receive checks aud convey Bug
gag u the depot ffte orc
Ticket may tie had at the depot AMI mt the lichi-
gan Central ra!rua once. corner OF Lake and
c.. q. HAMMOND, General Supcrintcn ie,,t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticse Agett. lUcti1ds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
County Farna . Rent.

PROPOSITIONS Win = SRcslved u ~ fvoosers
i Of Davenport toWneAip, ether 70 ftns the CounU
Farm for one year mon 11sA I, 80 81 bolee IL
paupers for so much per wek, o. TO take ehssgs ~
the County Poor House, and work the County Pawn
for one year on sdlavy. 1.-THE later, ma eefnD.
lily with team Is preferred.
Sealed proposals In writing may be HANDED IN to
the unders gned, 1t No Franklin Block, just Above
the Post ODce, Brady street, or before the 26lh
day ~ February, 1858, 5 "
By order Of the Boad Of Trustees, -u- a.s..a
wv GU1TyAU,
sn3eitd Clerk::o Davenport fUWn6Aops u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-02
FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarcrOOln.
icon. ROCK ISLAND AND FOURTH sr's)

icon. ROCK ISLAND AND FOURTH sr's)
"HERg oil kinds Of Furniture eau be had such
w as Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, Wardro.es, Cupboards, Fancy Bed
steads, Common Bedsteads, New st lie Extension
Tables, and otner articles too numerous to mention.
Who wants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, Of every hind and made to order and wsrran-
ted.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good Is new. Fofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ana Bal, Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and varhishing dane on the shortest no.
tice.
The undersigned will always b. found ct his shop
to nn al orders.
Ladies' have your furniture vanished and save
expense Of purchasing new.
Jan2ldA q. ". COLE.