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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
THE CtMPBELLs HAVE COME.
CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
Lessee and mansser, w. II. CRISP

Fifth Grand Concert!
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY Est,
yTOUTTg Appeararceo those Faier cd artist EUN-
Y SFY and NFNc0MBS rid-TeBowned and only
CAMPBELL MINSTRELs and Brass Ia; d, organized Tor
1s57-s. xteen Star Performers
he CourAny posed Of he fl 81 order OF talent,
gentlemen attic and artistic Qualification selected
from the Performers OF the country combining in
one organizations, the lest Nesr Deineators and Come
:; pleasing and hest Vocss I'd Baladists
the OFT dist best In alist- and Dan
GERS, engsged the lthopes profes, ion; nd
the Csmpbels ever, oheT Challenge to the World
W tn them
Tickete, 20 cents Children hal price Gallery for Co
ored Per ons, % Doors at hafpsst O'Clock
Concert 10 commence az hsfpas. Z. ian l.
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For. Hire.

r.,wo,x..,e -. $3.50 voren vzthsrs and ironers
- s.ss Il. ~ r. fusG,
ans-,.e 40 30, North cherry Street.
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lust received coo 6,'sheis Of coal iron Belle Mines;
No laT Sorth Chsirs street. :. r. FORT, Ag't.
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FOUND.

W ESTTRDAY morning by Mr.. w. Dix near the Work
Il horse GOLD FOB CHAIN, which the owner can
have by criblng and paying for his advertisement
Jan lit
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.NegrOes for Hire.

ON Friday january ist 1855 gill % the Court Yard
u Gaze in Ma hvi L. hire 10 he h'sie, bidder, for He
ensuing We =, likely negro rael ana women, among
Ubori are several good cook. washers end and
one stone-mason Terms made kIo he day Of hr-
ing >, n "CDONALD' Auh l.
dec24-tjaul.
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NTGRO WoNAN FOa SALE

A MICRO WOMAN 80 years I'd, fair cook good washer
n oner, and ssatnstress. Neat and tidy in habit
NV TO BaANsF5RD, &C YHIRTER& CO.
,lacDH
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

Royal Havana Lottery.
rI1HE following numbers principal prizes the
i drawing of Dec. 18Th, 1S57:--
Numbers Prizes. Numbers. Prizes Numbers Prizes
10 SIS $1OOt 90 22.2 ..... 81 600 9,4l9 1900
1i793 =. so,Oe0 1906 ...... Ze00 5sss 900
11,794 -. $1,000 15,3l7....-. 900 LOSS 900
391.... 1000 22t 99..-.... 1908 l2,233 49, LOO
23, J91.... $500 ZorO4i .. I'OVV
The next drawing viii take place the 9Th Of January
1875 particulars advertisement IN another
Column
Jan I-1tdttriw. DUN RoDhIdCkL-
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.


ID EMAINING uncailed for in the Post ONCE at Nash
IL VILE, January 1st. 1885,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

,JeDsetlaffFDan and lis ffieDdS 10 lne hOooS
ave nrdecided about pressing his bill Just pow
Ithaa beer proposed by portion OF It's support,
erS that some strong and ready DICTATOR sheuiu
bring forward an act for the suspension ol Tue
s neutrality laws with regard to Costa Rica.
understand CliHgmaD, of North Oaroilna' Tue
= Chairman of the House Committee of Foreign
{ Relation. has been approached on the sub
i,et. but declines to lead. although he does not
hesitate 10 say that he thinks Costa Rica IS IN
a state of actual hostility with our people, hrst
BY the seizure of the Transit steamers and rlv-
or. and should be so considered and treated,
until restitution is made, not only OF their
property but for the forcible detention of A
merican citizens, WHO were impressed by Cos
ta Rca to manage the steamers IN the prose-
cufion of the war against Nicaragua. The
ssexpansion element" Is evidently insympathy
with Walker, not go much out of love to the
man. as from an instructive faith that he is in
The shortest route to the AUGMENTATION OF
the Istbnus The idea is to help him forward
bytakiDg Costa Rica sharply by the ears; and
as calm as the surface looks, hot rebelions
discomfort is boiling under the thin crust OF
party discipline. In day or two we shall
learn something of the plan of operating, for
beyond all doubt plan is forming for de-
termined support of the flibuster's schemes
on the Isthrnus.
Kansas win be thrown overheard in the com
ing NIL lee; and Southern sentiment will accep
the Cancellation project of returning the LIE
compton constitution 20 the people tor Vot'
of ratification or rejection, in order TO win tn
North TO their support when Costa Rica AM
the Americana alton of the lsthmus come be
fore Congress, as come it will, in January:-
.Neao York HeraM.
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TWO story frans aoas< q 7ss31ess@'s <dfs1en @
Il son.s,aips ave roszpss t4z2@<rs 49, s~fa ;t1
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"A ]. c. 400 n TONS ~
Bakery and CoIizclssnAry.
..a.-.s Broadway oe
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/. FINE BOOKS FOR THE Holidays.
w. T.. BERRY &c CO.'S
NEW LIST or
Elegantly Illustrated Books
WORLD NOTED WOMEN; or. Types of womanly

IN CIR AND WOR0CCO BINDLNGS, w:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
&c O. M M T. CIAL


DAvgHPOAT, Gpt Is. APM.
Notsithstan ling the delightful weather overhe "a
tSday. very little Wa lone In the grain markt
from the iscsthst the roads we're Ia bad eond t!sn
bustness on thu ,trest vas pretty fair
We n<tsce no change vhstsver 10 the prices In the
grain nsskst. 1t kept up TO the highest fotch-all
kinds Of sSan bsing he'd too high 10 be rr,n,abe to
any but TIE farmer roe stat Of pricss highly -.
vorsble 70 taem. but ruinous 10 buyers.
wHsAs Old. s0S7Os; new, sots6sc. with light
receipts.
COas s.-Asrtet dul at 8O@3Sc.
OArs.-New, duh at S5O36c prime old, 50.
BARLBY.-45@5Oc.
PoTAroEs.-l0@e0c.
Onions More coming in; Soc.
HAy.-e3 CO@>s So
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l. A EST N EW S.


PORTLAND, September ls.-Our election
for state officers and members Of Congress
took place to day, and the result shows q
large vote. The result in the city for Gov
ernor stands as follows:
Morrill,, Rep, $4,000; Smith, Dem, 1929.
Last year the Republican vote was .s26-
the Democratic .463.
Ia. M-We have advices from 1874 towns
which foot up. Tor Morrill,, Sl,S57; Smith,
81 los
In the same towns lest year Morrill, re-
ceived :9,ll6; Smith 81, ,9s7. showing Re
publican gain this year of 5,777 Demo.
cratic gain Of 1882.
The Democrats have gained several rep
resentatives. In most of the districts the
vote for members Of Congress runs about
even with that for Governor In the third
johnson. .dem., Is probably elected. The Let
district . very close and result doubtful. In
the 9Th district Foster. Republican; 10 elect
Cd, and Washburns " reelected in the 6th
district
PORTLAND, Sept. live have but few
additional returns from the Governors vote.
Summers. Rep +, is doubtless elected 70 Con
gress in the let district In the Sd johnson
Is l89 ahead. and is probably elected. The
indications now are that the Republicans
have elected five OF the six members Of Con
gress.
Morrills majority in York is 43
Republican senators are elected in Cum
berland and Penobscot counties, as also in
of the State.
In Penobscot, Cumberland and York oil
hut three Representatives have been heard
from, standing 80 Republicans to l6 Demo
crats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

SCoTT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
-FrRsr rDAY.-Business at the Fair Grounds
yesterday was almost entirely confined to
making entries of Stock, Produce, Goods,
Wares, de-, Of which We understand . very
liberal quantity had been entered upon the
Secretary's books.
On the grounds there was email amount
OF various articles on exhibition, comprising
samples OF vegetables. farming tools; some
stock. specimens of fine arts, machinery,
de-, bat 40 general thing there was
very little to be seen-nothing to what
there will be to-day.
By soclock this morning. oil entries for
premiumsjars required to be made, and We
hope to zee the grounds we'll filed with the
products Of the labor, enterprise and skill Of
the people Of this county.
The grounds have been somewhat refitted
this season. but are yet in . very QUESTION:
BILE condition in many particulars The
Fine Arts Hall is shocking bad concern,
and entirely unworthy Of the enterprise Of
OF this county. It should be more securely
covered and better arranged for exhibition
of the more fragile warea We noticed
some very beautiful needle work and pie.
lures entirely exposed, and in ease Of .
shower would be spoiled il not speedily re-
moved.
The track for trotting wss in . very bad
condition yesterday, and ct the bet il not
what it should be. Il IL - essential 70 q
Fair to have convenient place 70 try ths
nerve and mettls Of horses. - II Il to hava
. place to pen up swins. However, It mual
b. put up with now. but ws hope fse bstSsu
thingsin future. -
The situation q the grounds b dslighAonl
well sslsstsd-aad altss pesnassaS. -
sssditsbls Improvements have ~ 80
vm y - q Ne nsss dsaeAt1A ~ G.
saseve spsas b ~ sssaasy.
naallt - heaalln ~ iAlyA tA61sn0el
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

lDv SslB0AAPH.1

Ono 400, Sept. II. p u.
0faiu 10 again drooping and aithousb sellers hold
ont stifly, st the close to-day decline OF H@1 a Ct
had been submitted T.. Sales ere abott ~ OOO 6u .
with . good demand for milling
OF Corn some IS 900 bu changed hands With lee
inquiry than yesterday, and weak shsky feeling at
the close.
Same 1tivity 10 evinced In Flour, bat At . conces-
sion on ths part Of h0lders
WHEAT Spring, 7O01S5.
CORN-6lct056c
OATs.-l OO0 ba new, 8sc anoat; car, -.
RYE-6Oc In ,Ye.
BAnLEy-e096Oc.
FLOuR -0slss are 70 bbls Roscoe City ION track)
and 1O bbs illinois Central (delivered) u 15; 1OO
bbls Pearl and loo bbls White Aountan at - Is de-
ivered, . supernne brand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

~ Trout Il Mccullough, nearly
opposite the Post Office, are daily in receipt
Of vegetables. garden sauce, butter, eggs,
fruit. DC. DC, which they offer for sale as
cheap,as any other firm in the city. Families
wishing supplies of this kind, will do we'll
in giving them an early call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

FINE CUTLERY.-Our friend Wash
burn, in Nickoll's block, has a little the nj.
cest lot of cutlery to be found in this vicini
ty-both pocket and table But this is not
all. Wash. keeps the largest and best as.
sortment Of hardware and builders mate
rials to be found west of New York. His
large and increasing trade fully demon
strates this fact. The Alderman and his
gentlemanly assistants are on hand at all
times to catar to the wishes of their custo-
mers. Remember the New York Branch.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

GOLD IN NEBRAsKA.-The follow wing
is from letter to our postmaster, bearing
date Florence, Sept. sth, 1858, which speaks
for itself:
Friend Mast Hold your horsesl Gold
discorered IN Nebraska-none of your ten
cent Iowa diggins, but veritable gold CHS
pas, weighing some less than half q tom
Great excitement; half of western Iowa and
Nebraska going to Black Hills, 20 miles
from Ft Larimie. Great stories are told
and my opinion great lies. Think the
matter will get damper in . few daya
Truly,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

REDUCTION IN FLoUR.-The Rock
Island Mills advertise to sell extra family
flour at $3.50 per barrel. We understand
some bakers in this city are availing them
selves OF this decrease. Our dealers must
not submit to any outside cutting Iown.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
For the Democrat.

CEDAR VALLEY "There
is tide in the affairs Of men, which taken
at its ebb flows ON to fortune" and 40 it is
with man so it is with corporations and cit
les. A man arises to eminence and influ.
ence by constant exertion. and carefully ts-
king the advantage of circumstances, 90
with cities: they are only built when ener-
getically and shrewdly financiered And as
one battle has finally decided the destiny Of
nations in former tirnS-, 80 one railroad, in
these latter days, may fix the destiny of .
city.
Such is our position for we have assur-
edly arrived to this That our future CON-
mercial Importance will be measured by the
character of our actions for the next Elk
months. We have great work to do, and
1t must be done soon, or 1t will be too late.
Muscatine at this time is straining every
nerve TO snatch from us the trade that nat
urally belongs here, and if she once gets it
turned in that direction, it will be very
""Au unOsSOA w ICCIoIiu ~ Ouc 10 uOluk 0vc
cry exertion, at this time, to have direct
communication by way of the Junction, to
the Cedar Valley. If she succeeds we may
as we'll yield the palm, and resolve our
selves into country town. Here is where
the great battle is to be fought. and if Dav-
enport secures the road, it will give her that
advantage over Muscatine which she would
have over US if she should get the Cedar
Valley road instead of ourselves. We would
then be able on account of our better stock
and larger capital to sell goods and buy the
produce along the entire Oscaloosa route
and in fact. partially supply Muscatine.
These are only few of the advantages
resulting froV y connection with the Cedar
Valley; and in fact, it is an impossibility
in 80 short space to set forth in proper
light the actual importance of this road.-
But for the fuller exposition Of the matter,
We would suggest, that public meeting be
called to take inte consideration the expedi.
ency Of q Cedar Valley Railroad.
MERCHANT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
T.C. CAMPBELL,
ELIAS HALE,

ELIAS HALE
AUCTIONEER d COMMISSION AER CHAM
(SECoND STRsET, EAST OF PERRY.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing Furniture, watches,Jewcary and
Fancy Goods, in fact, OF every description Also-as
Agent for X. BlAkeslee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned to be sold without reserve st
Auction.
Oonsignm ,nts OF Merchandise Of every description
solicited, and sales settled promptls.
ELIAS HALE, Auctloneer,
Dec. ST. Second street, doors east OF Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

SKIFF UPsET.-Two ventursome in
dividuals went out upon the river in very
frail skiff, Yesterday, and were upset. After
floating down the stream q considerable
distance, they were picked up by some per.
sons who went to their rescue in boat, and
thus saved us the.pain of fchronicling more
mournful castastrophe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
lmpOPtant from New YOvk. .

New York Sept. Ia.
The Steamer Fulton and Waterwitch are
to pl Oceed Immediately from Washington TO
Norfolk, to take in their material of war for
operations against Paraguay. Commodore
Shubrick goes out in the frigate Niagara
early next month.
The Health Commissioner, together with
Mayor Tieman, visited Quarantine yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of inspecting the
ruins, and determining what portion Of the
former buildings to replace They decided
to repair the small pox hospital ediately,
and to rebuild all the other buildings 40
soon as practicable. The Commissioners are
fully determined to maintain their position
on the ground.
They, however, have plan under consid-
GRAFTON. for building piers and warehouses
at the west bank below the narrows, where
infected ships. with their csrgoes. can be de-
tained. Tue detachment of Marines were
yesterday removed from the store house st
quarantine, when Richard Adams Locke,
the government store keeper, closed the
government store house against the quar-
antine officers This was done in direct de-
fiancs to the orders Of Col SchelL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrived.
Sept. Is.
Steamer KgOKUK, Ba;Rht Moptrosc.
Steamer KATE CAssBL, Gray, Dubuque,
Departed.
Sekt. Ii.
Steamer FANNY HARRIS, webb, Oalcns,
et AMIR BADGER STATE, Lambert. It. Louis,
Steamer KEoKUK, Haight, AoItrose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

" Our friend Smith Of Metropoli-
tan block is every day receiving additions
to his stock of fall and winter goods. They
have all been selected with his usual good
taste. Sc advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
"A notice appears in this morning's paper
called by the President Of the Board of
Trade, to "take into consideration the oues-
tion Of . railroad connection between this
city and Cedar Valley" The time for 40.
tion has come; and it behooves every citizen
Of Scott county to use his whole energy to
wards the completion Of this al important
enterprise. NOT . day should be lost in
making IN effort to push on the good work,
for it will not answer for 10 to be outstrip-
ped By our sister towns on the river, and Il
somsthing l. not done, and that too. shortly,
this viii most assorsdly bs the Case w
hope 70 - very full attendance On Friday
evening. and dstsrninatioa sviussd q
AAvs he read bsilt q any sesA Dsttse that
Dssts esaatt sasaA hsss 3 ~ q half /
nillisas Y b ~ lsbt ~ 90 aallh %
aossalA ~ y y 81 4 aabt asa asl
hAtt tAtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

kAsTsRs hAn(by railroad) closes every day, Sun
days excepted. at ~ A n.
WEsTEsN NAIL and southern Iowa, by railroad
closes every day, eundess exeepted, ~ a y and 4
M.
SoUTHsRN II vi, for Southern Illinois, and st
L0ns BY rsirUsd closes every day, Sundays except.
"a, st7H An.
koaTHEAN NAIL. for Dubuque snd Northern To-
"a. by railroad. Closes .very day, Sundays excepted
II ~ -.
HoarHElx NAIL, for LeOsirs Princstoa and Ly-
ons, BY stage. closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Rridsy at 8 Pm
DUBUQUE way NAIL, BY Dewitt. Msquoketa,
wilton &c, by stage, Saturdays Tuesdays and
Thursdays at p M.
BLUE 6RAas NAIL, Tuesdays, Thursdays and 0at-
urdays, closes at IA y.
HICKORY 0R0vL NAIL, Tuesdays and Fridays ct
II
ALLsH's Grove NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C..
every Tuesday, l2 NJ.
RIVER NAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, S
NJ.
RIVER MAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, at
Pn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
RIVER ITEMS.

BOATS The AinnesGts Belle leaves St. I ouis { ,
day for this port and 81. Paul.
The Henrittta 10 due to-day from st. Louis.
Tho Dew Drop 10 due hero Tomorrow from st.
Louis.
The eBelsast is due this A. N. from st. Lonis, also
the Psmbinaw, Henry Clay, and ". II. Denny.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

TT Read Marden's advertisement
to-day. His stock of teas is complete, and
for fair dealing, fresh goods, call at sS
Brady street. at the sign of the big China
man,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
GEO. II, WlllTCONl lB,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont New York, Pennsyl vania
and Ohio.
Onace-North-w est corner OF Main and Second
strcets, Davenport, Iowa. aug l3tfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
ST A h RS VIEW . EPOT

ST A h RS VIEW ID p o r
AND
OIRCUL All,N0 LIBR.ARY.
We receive regularly and for sale 'Dailes:
n. Z. Herald, Philad. Bulletin,
Tribune, Gin. Gazette,
Times, Commercial,
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
Traveller, Tribune,
st. Louis Republican. u. Louis IntelliGsncer,
Davenport Gazette, Democrat and HeWO.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal ts9mi
By the month, quarter or year.
octl g. H. STARR. Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
% The Rock Island CONNER

~ The Rock Island Commercial
has been pitching into the Germans of that
city who dared on Sunday last to 60 into
the country and take along with them .
small cask Of lager. The Commercial man
calls the proceeding " diagraceful," and in
Inmates that the City Fathers ought to At
tend to putting down such heterodox ar
rangements. A German correspondent of
the Argus. speaking Of the matter. asks the
following very pertinent question:
I'VE want to know how much worse it
is for Germans to smuse themselves on Sum
day, than 1t is for the editor Of the CONNER.
cial to keep his men hard at work on that
day; or whether it is the duty Of our city
fathers to interfere with our proceedings, II
It Is not equally their duty to put stop to
his ?"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

~ Wupperman has received a
choice lot Of hams from st. Louis, which he
will dispose of cheap, to close out consign-
Inant
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NOTICE To ADvERTlsERx.


large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed advertisements onc.haif more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood 70
apply strictly the Immediate business Of the adver-
tlser aud all other advertisements sent 10 BY the ad-
vertser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will be inserted until fDrbd, and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free OF cost, thereafter charged ~
other Ad vertsemeDts.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for IN
eariabiy ~ adUanee, unless from approved Agents
Contracts tor yearly advertising terminabe ~ the
option Of advertisers. they paying An advancement OF
- per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements Inserted next u reading matter
20 per cent advance above rates, aud kept On In
side, 20 per cent advance regular rates.
All trans,snt Advertisements must 10 paid for 10
advance.
RICHARDSON 4 WHIST, Iowa state Democrat.
SANDERS BRO Daily 3azette.
n. fischer co, Der Dsmokrat
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
JAM Es r. MORTON,
MAYSVILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
rpAuv onNrxr ,nuua

IIAvIEG disposed OF his interest 10 the Store bust
IL ness In the village has opened an ONCE for the
Transaction OF a General Agency Business for the
sale OF iauds, rawue and taking sppli-
cations TO Insurance on Town properly, collecting
notes and accounts etc.
Also-a,tending Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will keep Register Of Land for sale in this
and adjoining counties, giving full description, and
the Terms OF Sale of the same.
Also-a stock Estrsy Book, In which an entry will
be made, on application OF estrays taken up other
wise, with de acripton OF the game and where they
may be found.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
WHEELER + WILSON'S

WHEELER WIL8ON0
WING NJ A c II l N E.
nj IL the a, No. l" Sewing Machine for ~
Observing, even TO the most beautiful
- II M M e NJ O.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family sss.-
N. r. Jrjbsae.
~ fsuilies Y. Times.
An examination Of these machines and their worn
| y respectfully solicited. -
assoad st, opposite Cook 1 sasssuts Bank, psvsn-
Dsst, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
NICHOLAS KUHN IN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

GO er Nsjn and Second streess, Dassmpos5, IoseA
nvsrv variety Of Havana and Domestic Ssaars, 70
haocos Pfpee, eto constantly on hand.
Aaeet foR DroWn's celebrated Pine Oat OheWiue
onA Omoking Tobacco.
~ 0eGar Nanufasturors would recemmend well
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