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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

FRESH ARRIVALS.
NVDER FRIZZELL are nov opening veil selected stock
= OF Boots sles, 70 the eason, ard prices TO cur
esprui with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents 6ue Cali B'u,s ami Caters,
" Patent Leather and oxford Ties,
" Calf oxford Ties and Lasting -
" ClruI amt Lasting Caters,
" Calf AMI Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Ladies Caters, plain, it'd and without heels,
Slippers
Fine Toilet Slippers,
'' Waite hid and Satin Slippers,
CaitUrs,
Xiii BusEins with and without heels,
Misses Caters a-i Slippers, with and without heels,
kil b uts, s.."
CEllIggl.s Si Of every variety,
IS sil Youths Shoes ~ every variety.
o. e lIrg netlEs very nice for May Day Also,
s. vsEit'- sGH-s AMI Tg--gs work % all kinds.
-r..t SNYDER & FRIzzELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, 42 College Street,
rs now receiving large and excsllsH stock Of Ladies' d.,
and Gents wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children.
5euts sup. Calf stiLcuel, and Puhp Sole Boots; REy
do French Pst=.t and Calf Congress CATERS; -
do do Ptteut aud Call, six aud Red Toy do
do Black Cashmere and PruHnellH do
do English Lasting and french Cali Kid Ties;
do BuCsSsIu y o. . DO
do Call Engish Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting Uzfarl5 aud Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco OXOrds
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES'
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters with and without hs
do do do Lsce 90 do DO do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do 90 90
French do Slippers trimmed do DO DO
do White satin sud Kid Slippers do DO 90
MISSES kid Boots thick and thin sole do 90 40
do Black aud Brown Caters do 90 40
do Black kid & BrJnzed slippers do do 90
do Lasting tlaiters Plain & TppddO DO 90
CEEELBIEEN'S NGS BrouZed Heel Slippers Black and Col
orei Lasting CATERS, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and great variety
BOEsS YOUTHS Oxford Tee. Congress Caters, Patent
Leather anil Calf Dress Shoes. Satin Ties e5c, etc Cali AZ y
Coles Strsst. JOHN RAMAGE'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

100000
x ENUINE imported Havana Cigars, The subscribers have
received addition their stock,
Of the noted brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting Uf
kegsaaiaS, CuDamsIS, CImGO DeOFiOn,
SamchO PanZa, Washington,
HI SOlS;
With other brands Of all aud kinds prices
ranging from SlU to $751; thousand.
Also 3OU genuine Mexican Cigars large and small, OF
cslleut quality which will lie sold low close. Als
virginia chewing. virginia, Havsna and Turkish Smoking To
bsccO, Delphi snuns, Pipes, dc.
a. KERR q CO.. adjoining Post Once.
ETAVANA CIGAES.--A lot Of very fine Havana CT
3 Il CARS just received by ". LANGLEY & co.
iunel-tf Ma. a. Unun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

EINb LUElALLU9 LIIEshsE y IllaIIo VNlDa
ONAPTAIN 2. STULTS a small lot Of his dne
TWIST for reta that t0 be three years old,
perfectly sound, aud black your hat. = =.
Agents for T. Suits HaIssT BOXERS Virgins Chew
ng tobacco imay@1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOB SALE.
ETTE oder for sale the accommodating terms that
valuable property known the Orleans Stre, the
South side Of the Square opposite the Market HUue bling
desirable business stands Those wishing
a bargain will end 10 their interest Immediately
J. l.. 4 r. ". BROWN,
iulyT ~ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
glas56iIle GlnJpn aaS 3ntritau.
80 ID Adrer1iainr.

DalY $ ) Tri-yFeel1iy IS; weekly s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

GyEN RHESs--Fresh BuTnuds Arrow sse5f Pearl ssro
- Pul0 French Chalk, Shoe Brushes, siiz PoTds-s as
Fir, SUP Cinhi Diamond Cent- Hung Corr, etc. For sale
By DEN0VIfIs 4 PHIf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

TRUNKS AND VALISES.
z AIDES extra size le Leather Trunks; M
IA go extra size Travelling Trunks; f4A=1l4
Gents Gng sole leather Trunks; 17.sFA y NJ
do Eosydlh Trunks;
DO HJs Skin d. iron frame.
For SHELBY BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
jsn2J No. 80, Union Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

nIANOS.a-We have received fourteen more
New Piano FUrtes, frUm thgse uDrivalled - -
makers, Il Iht Newton Bradbury, and Hsmes n III M
Bro.s which make stuck very large and desr
able. pleased have these instruments examined
By ali, whether they desire paTe not Every Pisno
sl BY shall be warranted to giVesaaan 10 every respect
fehi0 W. & R FREEMAN.
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rnw nrnsTc STORE.

~. q, ID. BENSON q HEfOss Whole 49,,
~ ~ sale and Resil Dealers IN Piano Eortes, 5z.z
E RI a. Princes blcadeons, BuRalos N f-,f1 II u m III
go Church and parlor Organs Guitars, Yio-1 = y
li5silos Accordeons Flutes Flagoeta, Flies Drums ambuo
and evrytnsin the musical merchants line.
ia elect catalogue Of New Sheet Music; Music Books and In
Ttictos Of kinds Orders from the country will meet with
t attention. Pianos tuned Accordsons and all other in5tr
ents repared Nc. 60 Union Street, LIST door o College
ssp;23
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Tx LISrs or LESS CONSTITUTE soUARs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
NOtIce of Dissolution.

gIVHE arm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
b And Allison r. Anderson, and W. D. 81 Lanahan was BY
mutd dissolved the lat day Ct june ~ The retiring
Of Mr. MLanahan from the firm And. Allison and T. Anderson
alone authozedto wind up the business Of the old Gr.
Those indebted to the late firm requested 70 make
without delay and hs having claims against the same VIII pre-
them for payment ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

Having purchased Mr. MLanaans interest In the goods
have partners business Dixon A. allison and
John b. Johnson We shall continue old stand where We
Eillbe pleased old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious % cut down stock low poes
preparatory fall purchase, will oHe prices
thuse wishing roplensh shall be glad al
times to receive their ORDERS sl 6 them
sfactorily ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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FURTHER REDUCTION
JULY 10Th, 1855.

-
JULY 10Th, 1855.
THRouiH RATS Or FRE0BT RROE ToRE -NAsHTrLE,
Tneonneoon win EoEK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
Lines to -..t-
Charleston aud Savannah.
EVI9 following rates 70 aks eject on and afsr JUNE LIST
II 4o'I ,s-rv- v-,-,v- -, - sr-r,rrrr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

PIANO FORTES, LOOKGNGsGLASSES, &c
VETE have now in store, q Ans stock Of Pianos,
wv Melodeons, WindoE shales, Artists' Ma -
tesls, &C., and still manufacturing Insile ii u m III
Blinds, AMI all kinds Of Gilt Works. have reoentlyJ
aBisl LARGELY to stock ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
6c In W0ri, intend 70 WITH TIE TINES please
and Induce them 70 pstr0nse home, Instead Of
ssuding aJrUEl.
feUl0-d ". & z. FRE IMAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
COLD WATCH AND CHAM STOLEN. Z
TWO VALlIABl s FARMS F0R SElf,

NLEV IOII- fTssh supply ia.y Eesegel and O. alssy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
ROyNTNG,s CTTY 8RASS HAND,

TyHTS Band now fully orgsuizeds with twelve In M
. struments, and its fatter themselves -
that they prepared 70 furun good Music as anyP
Band STATE. They respectfully call the attention S
Ct Mlsons 0d Fellows, and other societies. az well as private
rentee to their facilities for furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS,
CeeDratgns &c. Their terms shall be moderate. Address,
J. P. BARTiIELLy Secy, or
R. ?. CHAMP.
p. S-PnoF. BoNNING's. oUADRILLE BAND Is prepared
70 make for Balls, Parties, &c veey
reasonable terms Address a above. isn22-dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
DEsIRARLE ARKANsAs EARM FoR SALE


and one half Of choice land he purchased very
reasonable terms convenient the market vegetable
garden Apply to
may y WI. ROYD. Jr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

DERFUBIERE AND FANCE AETTCLEs.-s
large and select lot Of soaps, C2ognes Pomatum Hair
Ols, Hsir, Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Combs &C. which are
gel ling At reduced prices. pEMOTILLE & BELL,
jyH Is Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

The Old Dominion C0tfee-BOt
Gives healthy evage Nervous dyspeptc aud bousper
who h daFe to co1aef for years. have been z0e tc
drink their aYO beverage again when made In this heE bo e
and without Of sly Of the old unpleasant
qusuces. 1t healthy, because W The o. c0ldenss
nation prevented aud the cJges Be boiled long enough
rseiss ali Of the be get Ia Just
proportion in tbs beverage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

COLLINS KALOCRINE.-Just reosived supply
Of tbs valuable preparation for The hair Fog sale BY
MEANWHILE 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAm

4 WILLIAMSON NEW FIRM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

4 HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE fg- NcAdamizings and will sell great
targsin,I taken svag in short time.
" II. JOHNSON,
fs79 seq -nitruttarv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

Description OF George Milton.
about years Of age weighs 100 40 pounds
and et5 inches h da hair hazel eyes, short chiR
with very bad upon neck and chin, running u
the err supposed be the result Of sctd which
that it Is difhCult for him to Close his mouth.
Is supposed to have gone Arkansas he lived for
ye at Crawey's Ridge, in that State. yl3-f
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above Eve in
sertons, and forward hill to this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

= 1T DENUN ILIE q DELIi.
LSO--asseys Minute Ice Cream Freesers; Melon
aids Louisville Refrigerator; ArhUs Fruit Cans Jones
ieIs-tf J. ". WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01
PENNsYLVANiA RAILRoAD.

JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
{ur,a QS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-01

ETTE have this associated with ourselves Mr. GEORGE
w LEE. will Unier the old style Of
CUgse. Bailey & Co. COOKE g. BAILEY
nashville, June I, i55-.-jes9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

OPENING OF THE LIBRARY OF THE
YorxG MES's LITERARY ASSOCIATION The
public and especis ly those interested in the
welfare Of this institution-(and all should
be) will be gratifsd to learn that the libra
ry of this Association, will, on and after
Monday evening next be open to regular
members, who are entitled to all the priva
leges thereof. The library of Itself, il sure
ly matter worthy Of notice, and as it con-
tains q large amount Of well selected stand
ard reading. also An extensive variety of
popular modern works, Msgazines. and
newspaper publications from which all, who
will devote few hours Of their spare time
each week, can gain large stores of useful
ard lasting instruction. Our young men
particularly, should interest themselves in
this matter-they should consider that their
means 10 within their reach and should not
be slighted. The price of library mem.
bership 10 only IS 90 per annum-s trifling
expense when compared with the advan-
tages to be derived. We are requested to
inform the members of the association that
there will be meeting At the Hall on Mon
day nisht % which osssAion Il i highly
inpsetaas tAaa u aAsNla b. pssssat W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Steamboa, Explosion.

CINCINNATI. Jan. %.
The steamer Fanny Fern, from St Louis
for Pittsburgh with 400 tons produce. Is
cabin and 20 deck passenge. s, exploded her
boiler at o'clock this r. NJ, 1s miles below
this city. Fifteen lives are reported lost,
including Capt. Woodward, several deck
hands and firemen and three ladies. The
boat took fire and burned to the waters edge
snd sunk. Clerks Rogers and Dunn were
scaIded. the former badly and the latter
slightly.
CNCISNATI Jan. 20
Tie steamer Fanny Fern was owned by
W. w. Martin, OF Pittsburgh. valued at
$4,000; insured in three Pittsburgh offices
for $4,000.
The following are known to have been
lost Capt. Benjamin Woodward, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, of Penn
VIM. Wilson, an Engishman James Ander'
son. James Maley, Richard Donahue, james
Kavanaugh Nenia, Ohio; Thomas Walker,
Robert Riddle, Pittsburgh widow lady
and child, unknown, Hannah Thomas,
Chambernlaid, Allegheny Cty.
Scalded-Alfred j. Rodgers, Pittsburgh,
seriously; Henry Dean, Pitts! urgh, slight
ly; andrew J. kirkpatrick. slightly; John
Flynn, VIM. Pauld, John W. Mires. Henry
w. Cusy, severely several others more or
less scaldel and burned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Arrival of the Steamship Isabel.

CHARLESTON, :. c., Jan. IS
The steamship Isabel, from Havana, 10th
inst, has arrived here. The steamship
Philadelphia from New York. 10Th inst.
for Havana and New Orleans, and the En-
glsh mail steamer had not arrived at Ha-
vana ON the 25th.
The steamship Grenada. from Aspinwall,
arrived at Havana on the 25th inst. The
Wabash was at Key West; the officers and
men were well. Nineteen Of her men.
whose time had expired, came passengers
10y the Isabell.
Sugar was unchanged, molasses declining.
Exchange on London was 4 per cent prerni-
um, and on New York, and Boston 8 and 4
per cent
Col Anderson, six Of his officers and 90
of his men, had arrived at Key West, and the
court there decided that they should all be
held for trial in the District of Louisiana
and in default of bail were held in custody.
Nothing Is said about Yellow Fever in
Havana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
New York. Jan. 90

NEW ORk Jan. ~.
John OIIout, President of the Bank OF
New York, and highly valued citizen, died
yesterday, in the 10th year of his age
Herald's Washington correspondent OF
the 2sth, says the Lecompton Constitution
isexpected to morrow or next day. The Pres
ident will send it at once to Congress, with
special message.
The Democratic members Of Congress
generally will act firmly with the Admins
tration, or make for this question party
orthodoxy.
caucus Of Democrats. supposed to be
opposed to the Lecompton Constitution, held
a meeting last evening. tor the purpose Of
comparing notes. They expect to music r
Is votes in all
The Republicans have completed their
organization. and ar, anged the programme
to defeat the Lecompton Constitution Mr..
Blair, of Mo-, and Mr. Goore, Of Pa, to do
the heavy work.
The President to day sent to the Senate
the name Of Simon l.. Pratt, as Marshal for
the Northern District of New Yok, vice
Mott. Also Mr.. A. Birdsall, as Ward fl
Ger for New York. vice MIR. Broadhead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

NAIEH,VE THlsDAY Assp,l,TE vita uB
w "a the p,at A Chuch, N y.
Our cm MIA reaiter b. bscIrAEAs. JOHNS u
CHUECa 1,dlw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 90.

INUIANAFULIS, JHn. w
An excited mob at Legomar. Noble CO.,
Ind. arrested cOunterfeiters on Tuesday,
and deliberately hanged one They were
proceeding to execute the I'd in the same
manner, when it was agreed by majority
Of six votes Of the people present to let the
law take its course. The third, guilty Of
making bogus coin, was delivered into the
hands Of the Uuited States Marshal and
brought to this city to-day, and underwent a
preliminary examination before United
States Commissioner lie was committed 10
Jail in default of 1000 bail.
The northern counties of Indiana and
southern couaties Of Michigan have long
been infested with counterfeiters and
thieves. The people have determined to
drive them from their midst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
County Farm to Rent.

DROpOSITiONS viii be received by the Trustees
Of Davt mp ri township, either rent the County
Yarn for oae year from Mar n l. 75s ana bosad the
psnpers for so much per week, to take charge oi
the County Poor House, and work the County Fam
for one year on salary. Ifthe later, maa Of fam
Ey with team is preferred.
Sealed proposals. in writing may te handed in tc
the unders gaed, At No Frank in Block just above
the Posi- ODce, B~sdv street, on or before the 25f
day Of February, 1885
BY order OF the Eoad OF Trustees,
j.. GCfTIAU,
Jsn30itd Clerk:of Davenport Township.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

DAVENPORT IOWA, SA URDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80 1853

take pleasure in comme. ding the society 20
the good will Of the public. and trust
scores Of our yound men will see the advan
tages TO be obtained by joining without de-
lay. The Hall will be well lighted and
warmed, and nothing will be omitted which
will enhance the com FORT Of members.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

SAKGENT's School MoNTHLY.-Thc
second number of this already popular
school publication is at hand, and is over
flowing with useful and instructive matter
just such as should be in the hands of the
students. We cannot too highly recommend
this work to the notice of teachers and pa
rents; and We urge upon all who have the
youthful mind under control-whether at
home or in the school room-to place this
new monthly where it viii! be perused by
the ri ing eperation.
TERMs-fl,OO per year: Postage six cents
year, if paid in ADVANCE at the office of the
office of the person subscribing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
D. DONALDSON.
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

vINO Asrrid Womes IN the Voluntary @ .ntrol Of
L tie Nat rnal Function, rictly n raj Int TONE
by Profession Gen, LEHMAN Who haa msde the Pnye.
iolcs, Of pr,crss n his sp-ciai study the great
% Of hts life II Gle ry rehearsss ths philosophy
Of impr~gI alton End cont sias summary Of Ill tne
ont when are Ell. tent snd scussing their vtItuee
With rvo0mendAtions an dirsclioAs how 70 eneilv
ana easGly sosessaN ConcrDsloa 0sat padse ~. 81
nm No. he n. OoUWnA1ooA1ona asrScalp nslVoSe
AobAn1 !: nRso1, :. D.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

The above schedule Of property embrace. prtacs-
patty splendid Guy Rstideness, City and suoar baa
Building lots In aud adjoining y z City Columbus,
0hio-the Capitol OF the III RID STATE IN 1Ha On.
'ON--eoniainins 20 900 inhsbants, and rapid, tn
eressing IN msnufA, tur... commerce., ~ DulAtipa,
wealth and 10 the value Of ~ zeal e.tste
This above property will be distributed 10 IioAse
Hclders, before or on
The 1st Day sf March, 1855.
II the Tickct not sooner di-posed of: bot In
view the interests Of the Ticset uoders the isSgo
account and he great value Of the pro trty risksd,
suc cut time after the sale OF the tckets be a.
lowed TO give Fix weeks notice. 9TH ouGh sRenis snd
newspxpers) that such ticket held spy einS
their commit ee TO make su distribution
The public u assured that his distrib DIN Of pnu
erty ID not tonne.ted with any Exhibition, Censst,
any other costly entertannent, whkh can BE -.
joyed By only few Ticket Holders but cocsists u
solid valuable property 20 propDrttsn~d 10 the ps1ss
Of the icket, that each person can have faas and
eQnal chance
Pe,s,na ,ii,ing Columbus, Ohio, sre rsquessed -
xnmine he location and ehsratt@r Of said prop ~,
and the plats Of the same nle In his once.
Those des ring 10 purchase tickets can obi ain thsm
on aby specie paying Bank IN the Union for zach c-
ct os1ered.
AGENTA WANTED.
Persons desiring 70 act es Agents In tho sals q
ficketA, Who will 10. ward rSco0m euistion teoeA
sveY d.
Asto the property above nentione The vau- " ere.
Of my STANDING, Irsfer the public 70 he Bankers,
Merchants business M n generally u Colum lua.
bs addressed 70 h0sR,
Apply for ficte:s and further infoim masson 70
NICHOLAS UHNBN,
}. GlLI11,
DOWIN Pat
Corner Main and second streets. D. 1dks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK Jan. 90
FLOUR-Msrket verydll Sales 1000 obs at 90
o. II for super State4 20I4 50 for extra5tste: -
Cp4a0 for super Western; 4 401l 90 for coma,on 10
meoinm extra Western
RYE FLOUR-Quiet at..0l72.
CASADi AN yI.OUR-Droop ns SAFES 100 bbls
at 4 43oG4 30 Tor super 60 00 Tor extra
B%RLEY-Uettef st IS farIrma
CORN-II-Avy at SD. o not hing done in old
kIE-Steady. Sales 900 bush at 20
OArs-Dnl! st 41g45 IcI State 43Cg46 for Wes-
trn.
WHsAT-MrAst unchanged. Sales 600 hush
inferior extra Wsste ern at o.
HPoHk-t nsetued sal spa 900 a, l5GI5 % for
mes; II s09l2 Is for .ne
BEkt--S,e,dy
DRESSED HUG3-Firuer atfa
LaRD-f rm sales 200 Ike .. al 9Gg9k
bCrFER-Fair &c nand at 11@slj for Ohio, Isdol
Tor state
CHskSE-S eady at Gas
BACON-1n demand AT dun prcas
WHleKEY-2k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
ExDeriencei Agents Wanted.

In al parts OF the country, OBJ ain Subscribers fer
y the . COAHREHkNSIvE GRO sRAPHY AND
HISTORY. Ancient and Modern, OF THa WHOLE
WORLD" by G. 0ooDnIcH, Peter Pariey. y
Elegantly bound and illustrated with 200 bcsntitul
engravisgs and So mans. Price %. Sold only By
On. Pare Inducements offered. The Home Journal
ss.s Of this work: "No family vhstevsr shouid -
without A" Dur porticulors sddrese
p~ 00s.10B ", 1LlJO11,
W.. pqDli1nes ~ 1euh11lje1,
AA1otat 1le.it1 NllnAo ssssst, NsW fert.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

IOWA OlTT,. .....1OWA.
sIvHs Large and Commcdious Hotel has bee n leased
i by the propret.r, ihoroushly repaired and reno.
vat-d, neatly fornished throughout the best nsn-
psr with sPDrx0 Bk ps and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pslns Will lie spared " make the PARK HOU6E
the "a No /" Hou.eof the CITY; II b Ing ma the
largest anu p xnty situate IN CEN ral locA ION,
n the curt..r OF q aud Dai uaue streets, near
,hs Ouy rarx, with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hun ir. Quests
TRRMS-in csnsormiiy :, the times.
Good and Uapscious Stsbitpe etach d 20 the house.
TxUSDELI. Proprietor
Nov94itf Formerly of the rr.lsdes House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

A LITERARY CuRloslrY.-We have
secured the following communication, and
although unaccompanied by the authors
name, We give it place. 1t is contrary to
our rule, but one cannot confne the rising
genius Of this young man to the strict tier
Of editorial law AS we desire to encourage
talent if he will furnish his real name We
will send him copy of our paper for one
year. free Of charge.
Jan. 81, 1853.
Mr.. Editor Sir Please Copy the following.
Give me the gurl With the. Calico dreess
would not give fig for your upper toun
curles With their Veelvets and Satins And
laces their dimonds and Rubees and purls
aud their juled fingers and faces they may
slime at party or ball adorned with half
they posses but give me.in place Of them
all my CURL with the Calico dress She is
plump as a portrege and fair as { rose in
its erliest bloom her teeth will with ivory
Compare and her breath With the clone per-
fume her step is as light as the faunes when
the hunter hard press her eyes is as soft and
As bright my gurl With the Calico dress. your
dandees and fOglings may smear ut her simpl
and modist attire but the Charmes permiets
to apear Would set . whole iceabarg on
phire my gurle with the
Calico dress she is grateful warm harted and
trew and kind to her father and mother She
studys how much she can do for her sweat
lit elbruthers if you want . compsun for
lif to cumfort enliven and bless she is just
the rite sort for Vile. my gurl With the
Calico dresA Young Man.