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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
Excitement at Cuyahoga Falls.

Armed Nattny of tie IFomen-Sacki,1q o,
.Sa'oo@s-A Cataract Of Whisky, die, DC
-EiSe IN the Cuyahoga
On SATURDAY. morning last at Cuya
hoga Falls, near Akron, Ohio, large
number of women, having previously
equipped themselves with axes, hatch
cts hammers Gc., formed n column f, !
an "ssualt upon whisky in It's eutrcnch
ments. Their first poiut of attack was
upon saloon kept by Capt. |. Lewis
over the post office. Ascending tho
stairs they found the gates closed anG
bolted; but they instantly battered
them through, and ctfectlng lodg-
ment within the walls, proceeded tc
demoIish jugs, bottles, DC, and to re-
move to the street below barrel Of
rum, which was emptied into the
ditch.
Next they proceeded to the store OF
Mr.. }. LHommedicu, Immediately I'M
der the saloon Mr.. lii. had, howcv-
err, removed portion or all of the
liquors from his cellar to a smoke house
in the rear. This was soon discovered
and the smoke-house invested a heavy
siege train opened on it. While the
proprietor in front was parleying, a
breach was made in the rear of the
magazine, ard some daring woman
in the crowd GLOVE the barrel head
with the battle-ax, and Otard brandy
flowed in small torrent.
MIR. LII. was seen at the window in
the rear Of his store, in an attitude
indicating further resistance, when a
billet of wood, whether hurled by male
or female hand we did not learn, pass
ed through the window, grazing his
hat. 1t is said that if it had struck
three inches lower it would have cans
cd serious If not fatal injury.
They proceeded next to Mr.. John
l1it's, who received them with extreme
politeness, furnishing a collation. of
dough-nuts and pies, and invited them
to examine his premises. They found
nothing except a few gallons of beer.
the remnant of barrel, which they
poured out.
At Brockwell's, where ale was sold
they found nothing whatever. Next
they passed to Johns variety Store"
near the lower bridge. He had pre-
pared for the attack, and removed his
liquors to the rear. aud covered the
casks, DC. with litter. While he was
parleylng with the main body, a de-
tachment made detour to the rear of
the premises, and soon dislodged some
two or three barrels Of whisky, which,
presto, was poured out, and ran in
cascade over the cliff, into the rocky
chasm Of the Cuyahoga, increasing the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

BETTER THAN WE HAD SUPPosED.-Accord-
in to an ancient custom of Prussia all the
the princes in the royal family learn trade.
1t Is said that Frederick William. who has
just married tue Princess Royal of England.
in accordance with the custom, served a full
term as apprentice to the printing business
in the Office OF Mr. Hauel at Berlin. We
are prepared to offer our congratulations
to the Princess Royal. She has done bet
ter than We supposed We thought she
had married only Prince, whereas she has
married Printer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
The Free State Men desire the Lecomp-
ton Constitution
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune, under date of
March 9Th, gives the following -

The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Tribune, under date OF
March 9Th, gives the following =
Intelligence las just been received from
the highest authority in Kansas. stating that
numerous petitions. signed by the free state
men. are on their way to Washington, in ia
vOr Of the immediate admission of Kansas
under the Lecomp,on Constitution. The
President has received letters from respon.i-
BILE sources in Kansas. which state in posi-
tive terms, that most OF the prominent free
soil men in the Territory desire the mnedi
ate passage of the Lecompton Constitution
II is said that even Lane and Robinson de.
sire its passage.
The Free State leaders in Kansas
are eminently merccnary and ambi-
tious, and we have always believed
that they would very easily overcome
their objections to the Lccompton Con
stitution whenever they became salts
fed that they could obtain the offices
under it. This, it is now pretty wei
settled, they can do, as the Legislator,
will undoubtedly be in their hands il
the first instance, and they will hav,
the power to investigate the frauds
concerning which they have set up
such hideous bowling, and to declare
elected their State officers whom they
ind to have received the greatest mum
Der of legal votes. They will thus
gam control of every branch of the
government, as well as every office I'M
der it, and thus will their objections
be removed and instead of rising IN
rebellion to resist that instrument, it
seems that they are very anxious to
have it adopted. The Kansas patriots
arc evidently getting very sick of man
ufacturing political capital for the bal
lance of the Black Republican party to
screech" over and convert into hob
bies upon which 10 ride into power,
aud are now determined to look out
for themselves. Such is undoubtedly
the case.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

FIGHT IN THE PENIrENTIARy OF VIRGINIA.
A desperate fight occurred in the States
prison, on Saturday ca Feb.) between a
white and negro convict, in the progress of
which the negro was literally chopped into
pieces with a broadax. The negro began
the row by striking the white man with a
maliet, whereupon the white man seized
the broad-ax. and before he could be re.
strained, severed one of his advers ary's
ears from his head, aed cut one of his arms
in terrible manner.-lV heeling 7e,oes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
The Union Bank Dofalcatton.

Arren Of the Book keepers Accompf'ee-De
tails Of the Gigantic Frdmi-sl4o,ooo IN
poiued-How tie Money 0as dbstracted-
The Book-kteper's F1lgM and EscdPe.
The startling announcement OF the defal-
cation in the Union Bank, as published in
the columns Of the Heraid, produced no lit
tie excitement in Wall street Yesterday.
and was the subject Of universal comment
throughout the entire city. The extent OF
the fraud has not yet been fully Ascertain
ed. but it is believed by many persons con-
nected with the bank that the deialcation
will not fail short of 500, 900. Already
the officers Of the bank have discovered
that SliJ 900 have been distracted, and
that too. within a period Of two years
The fraud was committed by forcing bal
ances in some instances and false crediting
in others These f-lse enteres are found
dated back as far as the year 1856. but
further investigation may show that this
system Of swindling has existed since IS.
benjamin X. Brotherson, for such is the
name Of the defaulter, has been employed
IN the bank for over twenty years. 30 that
it is an easy matter to tell how vast were
his operations or how long the fraud was
carried en-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

The State Of Vermont has appropriated
$4,000 for monument to Ethan Allen. the
corner stone OF which it is proposed to Law
on the 10th of May next. being the SD an
niversary Of the surprise and capture of Ii
conteroga. An effort is being made to give
completeness to the amount by surmount.
ing 1t with colossal statue of the hero in
granate or marble.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
~ Office,

To the heirs at law 81 Samuel Phihar late Scot,
county, Iowa. deceased, and all othe.s whom it may
concern.
NJ OTIOR is hereby given that on application mad
becca Jane Wonderlick and David d Wonderlick, hes
husbaLd ~ the County Court Of Oft county, 0tatd
Of Iowa, To prove and establish verbal Will OF sal
samuel Philber, as his last Will and Tcstanchte
Monday the first day OF March, d 1853, was fixed
by said Court for he final hearing thereof ana that
sail nrst day OF March, 4 1858, the bearing
thereof was adjourned to Monday til. 18th day OF
March, A D 1855, when you can appear and defend
therein, il you desire to do.
JanusTy 10Th, 1855.
Nv order Of HON CHARLES WESTON,
County Judge Of Scott county, Iowa.
Dawson & TRuE, Attorneys for applicants.
mcb3- w3w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

vT,O Married womes on the voluntasy Control Of
i the Maternal FuAction Strictly Moral In ss tone,
by Pro fessioa Gentleman who has made the Phys
iology OF procreation his special study the great
pat Of his life. 1t Gle. ry rehearses the philosophy
OF impregp stion end Contsins . summary Of Ill The
modes rese.rted to, 70 prevent conception. pointing
out which efactent snd discussing their virtues,
with rsccmrnendaticn and directions how 70 easily
ani safely foressa conception. 0ent under Oeal, By
mail free lor a. Communicatioas strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH, r. D.,
DecoGdAv4w ~ Dreolvn1. NY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

Herr Drcsback the we'll known lion
tanner, will present the reading community
in a short time with his autobiography, u
book which will contain much information,
as well as large fund of interest and hui
NOR. In letter to the editor OF the Du-
buque herald he says he has his manuscript
nearly ready for press
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

"a An Irish woman living in n Bruins
wick, about SO years Of age, few days
since, while sitting at table had just taken
n cup of tea in her hand, and remarked,
when her age was alluded to- that she hoped
''the Lord would take her home before
long" Her hand was observed to tremble;
she leaned back in her chair, and died in
stantly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

MARRrAcE.-They Chronicle Marriage
somewhere, between a Mr., seymour and II
Mrs. Melville. The bride had six girls and
a boy-the bridegr Dom six boys and girl
The children Were uniformly dressed and
paired off on each side of the happy parents
at the stand up" Fourteen in family to
start ON amt bad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

A corps of soldiers of two hundred
and sixteen, passed through Harrisburg on
Monday afternoon, from Carlisle, for the
barracks at jefferson, Mo-, from whence
they will march direct, in short period.
to Utah. They are under the command of
1t. Norris
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

- The police of London have detected
. new burglars instrument Of the 1,ost ex.
traordinsry description. 1t will cut through
troa half IN inch thick, hole six inches In
diameter. In an hour, and without making
The sltghest noise or sound, or without un.
Ateiag ths tool for an immediate repetition
g - 1eoinsnk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

% An important branch of manufaetur-
ing at Marsailes. France, is the production
OF oil from peanuts, and for making soan II
is said to be preferable to the other seed
ola The shell is not removed, but IL ia
crulAed with the kernel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
Hay For Sale.

VTyhD supeeEfbes hes Q number q toas q sxos0ln1
u hay which ho vishGD0 Gepeoo q etlGW AO1gD
~. neas nsv Isblis oa1ssls We - e esese
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
SALOONS.
1858 John Akin 1853

ID ESTAURANT, corner second ard Main streets.
~ Con'ectioneries, viands, &c, furnished In the
most elegant style.
Wedding C,ke, Plain Cake, Fresh and Picked
Oysters, tgether with all luxuries Of the season.
u III arda.
A Billiard Saloon, most elegantly fitted up. con-
tanning three tables. Entrance ON n ain street.
Feb6dtf JOHN AfKIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
Demecratic state Convention.

Convention of the Democratic party of the State
q Iowa will be held at Iowa i,y. Thursday. the
S1sh day oe June 1855 for the purpose Of nominating
sanAldates for the Offices Of Secretary, Auditor and
1rsasurer Of State also for the Transaction Of such
cher business % said convention may deem proper
hs ratio Of representation will be delegate for
ssch one hundred votes and one additional delegate
for each fraction over nry votes cas-, in each county
for tge Democratic candidate for Governor m October
last Counties casting less number Of votes VIII be
entitled 10 one delegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
0no W NcCLBAaT, GEO. y u DOW,
ID. O. HiHCH, WIN. NoeHT,
Jour OaAax CHARLES COOKERY,
Wv BsLxKAP ID. II. SOLOMON,
IN TEST State Central Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
II Il M q " L.:
RE NOV Al.
STORE TO RENT.

WE HAVE SECURED THE MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In METRoPoLIrAN BLOCK whcr.
We will remove the LIST OF March. We are at great
exp nse in fitting up the same sirou, of making it
the most attractive store in Davenport We will
Keep, Mt all times, the largest and most complete
stock of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also con
tinue tn manufacture OF Custom WORK Gail and
Sc US. We offer our present store for rem. on the
most liberal terms.
Febldtf B. H. PARKS & CO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

Thousands vi Rolls Of Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers,
BORDERS, Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
u window shades, Gold Transparent and beaut,-
full Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue, buff and H.
CURED, at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hsng>every style Of paper. Who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for . trifie.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Psperng
done In style not to be exceled.
Please call on Second street. corner OF Rock Island
SHEPHERD d SON.
July23d Paper Dealers and Payer Hangers,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
FORSALEORLEASE
For Rent.

TINE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Messrs Cook,
i Dillon h IAndi.y, opposite Cook b Sareenti
Bank.
Enquire Of n. KUHHEx, TobAcconist. [Dec28sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
BOOK TRADE.

DUN lhADE.
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE /!
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND st., oPPosrrs Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS,
oolosnes, Perfumeries.
nen Wts Soaps,
Hdhf Extracts Pictures
LAthograps, Maps u eli kinds,
A ND great variety Of other things, such q 10
"A only kept In Book Stores.
M A q A ZIN ES!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
OF 81 the most popular kinds. The following arc
received and for sale.
NJ A G A ZIN ES:
Harper.
Cooley, Graham,
kmerson's d PutnAns New Monthly
Peterson, KLickerbocker Household wor's,
Blsckwood. frank Lse's New Family MAGAZINE,
Bslou's Dollar, Mrs Stephens, Journal Harper's
| Monthly Part, L-slie's I'll. Monthly Part
Waveriy Monthly, Novelette, nonthly,
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
| Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal,
| Dinsmore's \ Guides, London Qnar,erly Review
Appieion,s H. u Guide, Edinhurs do do
| fhrenoogical journal. NorihB,itish do do
West Ainster Review and London Family Herald
NEW YORK TEXTILES.
| Herald,
Tribune, Times,
| Day Book Sunday Dispatch
7 Ledger, n Mercury, Clipper
Picayun-, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal.
Life Ill.Countr, Gent Rura N.Yorker, Novelette,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
| Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph
lrisb American, Police Gazette,
n J. Leader, Living Age,
Courier and Enquirer.
Journal OF Finance and Thompsons Reporter
BOSTON EEkLIES:
True Flag,
! American Union,
| Waverly Mas, Paror Casket,
| Flag Of our Union. Yanke. Pyivsteer,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
| Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Poet
Washington National Era Baltimore American,
Pt.sburg Gazette, 81. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
| News, and
Chicago Reporter.
EN- LlSH PAPERS,:
| London Punch.
London Weekly Timeo,
London Illustrated News,
Subscriptions received for the above on the mos
liberal terms by the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Swbscvtbs Asrs snd sass your Postage.
| q. b. STARR.
ocsldu Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
20tAo110hocl laAo
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN-
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
kOrttgse and xDOnsesltc Ilr,y
Goods. ROOfs mud SA~n-.

Foreign and DOsss<sftc sD,..,
Q0Ods, Boots and ShOes.
A0tS and Caps, CLOTH
ting, etc.,
WOULO invite the attention OF purchasers
W their large and varied lso tment We r.
nov opening our Fall and Winter stock suitable for
the wants OF tnis community. We do 1t profess "a
undersell our reightors, but oner1. (aoods al
Reasonable fdf,s. We have gov on Land 4 one A.
sortm-nt Of
DRE00 aooDaa
consisting Of
silts, Merino., Paranait.s, Vale neissses,
Lsseres, ~ Lsines Ac., Shnwls and
Mantillas In great variety.
Cloths, Cassimercs, vee,ings, Ready Made Coth,n
andW"ollen Goods Of all kinds suitable for the oun.
ing season Yankee Notion. Rubber Goods Car
pets on Cloths. window Shades, Groceries Cro~h-rv
and Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
TIE ARREST or AN ACCoMPLIcE.
II lr.l..n J.,... 1


in Front Street, and resident Of No. 60
West 9th street, was taken into custody
on Tuesday night at his residence, as
above, on charge Of having been connected
with Brother.on in the fraud. Upon an ex
animation Of the bank it was discovered
false entcres had been made in the ledger
in favor of. Mott, aud that he overdrew his
account to the extent Of about SO 900 -
The manner in whic the fraud was COM
m,ted was similar to that adopted by Mr.
McGuckin, the paying teller of the Ocean
Bank, some years ago. When Mott would
make deposit OF 800, Brotherson would
extend the entry and make it 81, 900. In
this way the bank has been defrauded out
Of tens Of thousands Of dollars in the course
OF few wears. Mott was brought before
the Mayor yesterday, and charged with be
ing an accomplice of the fugitive bookkeep
er. Mr.. Arthur, the cashier Of the Union
Bank, appeared as complainant against the
prisoner. and begged tltt he should not be
permitted to go at large upon bail until
the matter of the fraud had been more full
ly investigated. Mayor Temann promised
to accede to the request, and consequently
the accused was kept in close custody all
day. Mott is a man of very respectable
connections. and has always enjoyed the
reputation of being wealthy. He profess
ned his entire innocence of the charge prefer
red a-ainst him, and sail that if he was in
debted to the bank to an amount, no matter
how much. he would indemnify the institu-
ton and make good his credit with the of :
ficers Of the bank. He recently married a
lovely and accomplished lady, and lived in
fine style since his wedding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION will fnrnish mae
= OF female helps, on application to Mr.. Dasal 1t
his once. Persons desiring such are earnestly 70.
quested to apply - above, . this win greatly "a
the Society In their sbors. ~ order u the
novSOdt ANAOOJ 4 TvON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
DRY GOODS.


sUksOwS &PRCYTYnAN,
FsrWar1ing and Cenniesie.
EAsODUCE DEeAKERa.
Ana whoassa'e and Rsssu deelere NJ
- - = a q on
VV1EMeMAaE. GROCERIES, nrrrs A.
shoHS' HATS. OAPS OiOTHiuo ~
oALT. 40
havins ample room for storage. - .A.u-
.foa1 sI.rh.ion TO Receiving Scoring 80 1o,vss
ing any Goods oonsisned TO our care. 'o'"sf
Gas" P@s~ ~ 9li ttssss for Pro.
0sSce.
PROFIT s'rset. DAVENPORT. IOWA
yavcnPen steam rleuring MlIls.
WI p sePs N constant operation, aod rsrmer, ~
informed that We pay st all times in Ta..H ~ NJ.
~ psics TOT Wheat. Your always on hand
sCAkOW6 Z PRBTTYlAu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
DAVENPORT. PAST AND PRESENT,
by FRANC Il. wILKiE.

The above work will be similar in Typography and
HindiDg to "Cincinnati In 1881" ard will include
the Esriy History and Personal and Anecd"tAl Rem
nscencrs Of DaveLI ot, 2ether with biographies,
IIkenes-es and Autograph Of It's prominent men
Views OF Churches, Huteis, Dwellings,, &C &c.
1t viii 81 % embrace conf ndous articles upon the
PhNs ica IndHstr al, social pnd Political CaArscts
stics Of sur city fni statistics OF every depart
1lent OF and inter- 81 etc etc.
Suisse Iptons u.ay left with the publishers with
he author, or At GilietsH News Re- orders b.
aii premptiv attended 10 Price ~ co
N.Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

Armed Natiny Of the Misunderstanding of
.Sa9oo"s-A Cataract Of Whisky, .lie, DC
Rise IN the CugahoQa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

1t was arranged that the arrest of the de-
taulter should take place on Monday. The
detective was opposed to such delay, but
the officers of the bank thought that it
would be entirely unnecessary to push mat
tiers, and accordingly Mr.. Keefe was desired
to call at the bank at o'clock on Monday,
when it was decided the arrest should take
place. At IL o'clock on Monday after-
Icon, the Deceive in company with Mr..
Brevoort, of the General Superintendent 5
office, proceeded to Wall street, and made
his appearance at the bank agreeable to
arrangement. Wha. was the surprise Of Mr..
keefe, when on his arrival there, he learn :
ed that Brotherson had decamped from the
bank some three hours previously The
suspicious glanres of the officers of the in.
stitution had alarmed the defaulter, and he
fled to parts unknown.-N T. Herald
March llM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
TIE DELE rNEs DISCOVERY.

When detective policeman Joseph Kcefe
first discovered that Brotherson was de.
faulter, some six weeks ago, he communi-
Gated his suspicious to the president and
cashier of the bank, but the latter would
ha div listen to the informant. The s,ls
peetcd party had been in their employment
since he as mere child; he had worked
| himself up from the lowest station in tie
| bank To the positi N of head book eeper,
and had always bore an excellent character
| For over twenty years he lad ell loved their
| confidence and esteem. Why should they
suspect him of dishonesty at this Iate honr
| Oh, no they could not believe the suspicion
possible. Notwithstanding the apparent
| apathy with which the officers of the bank
treated the case Mr. kecfe determined not
to let the matter rest. He still kept track
Of the deiaulter, followed him every after
noon from Wall street to various gambling
saloons in the lower part of the city witness
ed his extravagant play at faro, noted down
each and every amount lost and won, and
then presented his ease once more to the
president and cashier of the bank
The second attempt to arouse the officers
OF the ia k to a true sense of the danger
proved equally as abortive as the first
The Deceive endeavored to assure them that
man with scarce $4,000 per year could
not conveniently spend two or three hun
dred dollars night at the gaming table,
but in VAIN. They would not take immed-
ate steps in the matter. but suggested the
propriety of further delay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
PUBLISHING HOUSE
LUCE LANE d 60.

I USE, LANE & co. have now IN Press, and
IL will Issue the LIST Of. May, 1868, bool
Of $50 Or 800 pages, entitled
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
For Sale Or Lease.

VvWBNTY-THREB eligible Building Lots, slGuats
u on Harrison, Third Ripley and D,0ndeoG <sseta
viii b. sold or leased reasonable terms: Ter pAY
ticuisrs enquire Of 0oaSIH : Dow. or
(auedtN A410 4AY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

TyOUI LOTS situated on "a and Scott streee, 10
u particulars enquire Of Oohou Z Dow, q
CeuGlSAtSl jams NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17
For Safe o.. Lease.
Fer Sale or Lease,


ttomaytAsv articuolsrs inquire Of Corbin = Dov
VO / ~, or Of JAAkS Hay.