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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Herald correspondence says: Gen.
Walker leaves for the south. He goes frs:
to Mobile, thence to New Orleans. A large
force has already concentrated At the above
places. and will leave as soon as possible to
Join Col. Anderson.
Quite number of fillibusters discharged
at Norfolk, have bsen here and received
their orders and gone south.
THE Gen. has left his matters with his
friends 10 Congress. who will press his claim
with great vigor.
Col. Williams. Of Tenn, who was sppoin-
ted minister to Constantinople, has refused
to accept the position and Withdrawn his ap-
plicstion.
Mr. Poindexter, of Tenn, who was recent
ly appointed Chief Clerk in the Post Office
Department, will. understand, get the po-
sition.
Dispatches to the Tribune, Wash. 10th.
Private dispatches from Indiana say that
the Demo cratic Convention Of the State. Of
ter endorsing the Cincinnati platform, passed
the following resolutions:
Resolred, That we are still in favor Of the
great doctrine of the Kansas-N ebraska act
and application Of the doctrine the people Of
. State u Territory are vested with the
right of ratifying Or rejecting at the ballot
box, any Constitution that may be formed
for their government, and therefore no Ter
ritory should be admitted into the Union -
State without fair expression Of the will
of the people being first had upon the Con.
stitutiou. and accompanying the application
for admission.
The resolution was passed by s7S yeas to
lis nays.
Dispatches from Columbus, Ohio, say that
the Democratic Caucus of the members Of
the Legislature have unanimously agreed
to instruct their delegates in Congress TO
vote and act in opposition to the Lecomptoa
ton Constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

SPECIMEN OF GRANITE.-Wc were
shown day or so since by Mr.. John W.
Mcguire, two specimens of beautiful white
granite, originally taken from the quarry of
Mr. Loomis, near Nauvoo, III. One of the
specimens once formed portion of one Of
twelve granite oxen which supported the
babtismal font in the Mormon temple at
Nauvoo, and the other was o specimen OF
the granite of which the temple itself was
erected, and of which the new U. S. Gus
tome House at Galena is to be built. The
stone is quarred at that point in any guam
tity, and is very desirable for building pur-
poses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

CONTEMPLATING SHIN PLAsTERs.-
We were shown yesterday a counterfeit
upon d. A. Burrows Shin Plasters, in which
one of the FIVE cent denomination was rails
ed to twenty-fiv by making figure 2 be-
fore the 5 on the upper right hand corner of
the BILL 1t is very small business indeed.
but then the labor of altering is SO small
that it is a paying operation. However,
We consider the original little better than
counterfeits, and it makes very little differ
ence anyhow what denomination may be
marked upon the place of them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

A Coon TnING.--Thc constant an
noyance Of having doors left open when
persons pass in and out of our offices, stores
and dwellings is too often felt by many, and
it is with pleasure that we assure our read
ers that a small expenditure in procuring
one Of Gray Brothers patent steal door rods,
and putting them on their doors will pre-
clude oil such trouble. We have one upon
our Office door which we would not part
with Tor ten times the expense of it, as it
makes "sure thing" of closing the do oor ev-
cry time it is left open J. C. Washburn is
agent for this mark ct, and all orders for such
will be promptly filled The expense is
but trifling, and the advantages procured
very great.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

ment Of $500, i.y Mr.. Burtis, towards the
construction Of Iowa street sewer, was read,
and on motion the petitioner has leave to
withdraw his petition.
Resignation Of Geo. s. c. Dow, as City
Attorney was accepted.
AID CorL,n offered the following resolu-
tion:
Resosled, That the resignation Of the City
Attorney be accepted that Hon. James
Grant be appointed to that office. and that
: committee Of three be appointed to take
into consideration the propriety Of raising
the salary Of the Attorney to $500 per year,
and report at the next meeting Of the City
Council
Referred to committee Of Aid. Huoibell,
Sears. Bowling.
AID Washburn offered the following res
olution:
WusaEAs, The accumulating business of
thig Council b such that large snOunt II
printing IL made necessary which ct the
present regulation amounts to far greater
sum than was anticipated when such regu-
lstion was entered intc-therefcre-
Resolred. That the City printing be let by
contract for one year. and that the same be
advertised in the usual form, for two weeks
in the city papers, and the Mayor be author
ize, to let the contract to the lowest and
best bidder.
Aid Corbin moved to lay on the table.
Yeas and nays on laying on table
Yeas-Jennings, Bowling. Corbin, O'Brien
Hubbell. Sears. g.
Nays-Cannon. Guelich, Washburn Guy, 4
Communication Of Cook, Dillon 4 Lindl ey,
in reference to suit in opening Main street
was received and filed, and ordered printed.
DAVENPORT. Jan. 9, 1883.
To the Mayor and Common Council oftAs cify
of Davenport.
The resolution of the City Council calling
on us for information as to the progress Of
the suit in relation to the opening of Main
street, has just been handed to US by the
City Clerk.
In answer, we say that we have obtained
the transcript from the Clerk Of the District
Court and have transmitted it to the Clerk
Of the Supreme Court, with the necessary
docket fee, and with an agreement Of coun-
sci thereon indorsed that the case is to be
decided at the present session Of the Supreme
Court. 1t was the duty Of the College to
have prosecuted this appeal; but since our
attention was called to the default Of its
Tru tees in this respect, We have lost not a
moment III endeavoring to procure q decision
ut this term, and think we shall succeed. If
any further or more detailed information is
desired, it will afford US pleasure to commu.
nlcate it. In haste. your obt. serv'ts.
COOK, DILLON 4 LINDLEY.
The following bill was ordered paid:
Michael Renchan, repair Of streets. 81 90
On motion, Council adjourned
Attest f. PECK, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
NUMBER "A.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rsrosrrp Expressly yos rns DxnocxAr.
Arrival Of the Steam Ship Afdos.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEw YoRK, Jan. IL.
The Steamship Africa. which leA Liver
pool on the r. n. Of the goth. arrived at this
port yesterday morning, With three days h,
ter news from Europe, and highly impor
tsut news from India Owing to the ceIe-
bration Of the Christmas festivities no busi
ness had been done for day or two pre-
esding the departure Of the steamer, and
therefore or CONNIE rcial Intelligence 10
very brief The London Money market vas
much easier, and the Bank Of England had
reduced IL rate Of interest from 10 to 8
per esnt Consols closed on the Gath at
9S l-8a03 IA. A slight advance on pre-
vious quotations. American securities had
varied very little either In price or
demand. The failure Of AcHsught, wooIen
trader, Of Bradford, Hans Hurshsr 4 Co,
Dutch merchants. Of HUI; Stephenson, Ven.
bern 4 Scott, Of New Castle, are reported.
The financial pressure was much lighter in
HembupR, and had abated in Austria, Swe-
den and Norway, while Warsaw was s,ill
sufft ring from its influence
The British board Of trade returns for
the month and eleven months Of the year
ending November SOth. show q falling oil
in value Of the exports Of domestic produce
Mr.. Buchanan's message, the war in Utah
and the Kansas question, engage large
share of the attention of the English and
French press
The News from India Is dated Bombay,
December 4th.
The English garrison at Lucknow was re.
lievsd by the troops under command Of Sir
Colin Campbell on the 10th of Dec. and the
sick and wounded and women and children
sent in safety to Cawnpore. The British
Commander.in-Ch Chief reached the Alumbugh
on the 18th Of Nov. and engaged the Sepoy
army next morning. The rebel forces
fought with success, energy and determine
ton. The mutineers were finally routed
and Gen. Havelock and his command saved.
During these engagements Sir Colin
Compbell was wounded slightly and
had four officers killed and forty men
wounded. 1t is said that Sir Colin Camp
bell had $4,000 men Ter his command.
with which force he would march 10 the
conquest of India The English reinforce
ments were pouring in daily.
The Seboys have been dispersed at Mas
seras. Mstriapores, Aslina and Ropianna.
"a members Of the Royal family Of Delhi.
with powerful rebel chief, has been exc.
cuted near Delhi.
The PYujaub was quiet, but there was
slight rising in the Southern Mahratts coun-
ty. The rebellion. however. was regarded
a. ended.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

NEW YoRK, Jan. IL.
1LOUR-1xtremsy dull, prises unchanged sale.
$500 bbls. ~ c5d@ IS for super State : 5OG4 rs
fr extra State; Z 25@4 20 for supsr Western 4 90
@S Is for mnOn to medium
CANADIAN PLOUR-DroopinR. 800l 20 for
super; 6OG6 % Tor extra.
RYE FIOUR-39l.
WH0AT-Qniet. Prices the same.
RYE-Aild at 78(978.
OOkE-6csscS. New somewhat alto.
BARLEY-Quiet ard firm 7sGp6O.
OAT6-Uuil ~ 1894 Tor etsts SS0A6 for west
ern.
PORK-Dull and lover. 0slcs, 20 bbls st IA Is
@15 90 70 new mess; u o. for p ims.
bEER-UnchsnSed.
DRESSED HOHS-Decllped n 8 cts
BUrrER-IOwss. 110l5 for LhiO; i3h 01S for
State.
WHl6KRY-6alss 100 bb,s st Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

The sbcve schedule Of property embrace. prinss-
paiiy splendid Guy ae:id-nccs, City and SUB. rssa
onidas lot: 10 aud .dio,nine = e cry Q Coanl g.
IONeon,sinins 20 700 inhabitants. and rapid, ID
ssessns y msnul.' lures. so@meres. ~ pslation.
wealth and 10 the value 81 ls 'ssl estate
The above pfopsriy will b diseribst<d 10 TicAst
Holders, before or on
TAe % Day 81 March, 4 SIS.
II the Ticket. are not sooner disposed Of: but In
view oi the interests OF the Tcset HOers tn arae
a@ount and the great valus Of the property r,sksd
sbfe ent Imo after tho sale II the tichsts viii b. n.
lowed TO give sig weeks notice. hiough sgrnts md
newspspsrs) % that such tcart hold q; point
their commit e u max. su b dist button
The public II assnred that ,hi. of r op-
erty 10 not contested with any B1hibi,n. q. ncet,
any other to-tly entertainment, which can u~ en-.
joyed BY only few Ticket Holders but STAT, II
solid valuable property propor',sped 10 th- rrics
Of the icket, that each person eau have far and
equal chance
Pr,s ~. yelling ColumL us, Chic, are yeauc..-l 70
xsmips the ocaion and character of said Prop rty.
and the Dsts of The came on ME In his otce.
Thor desiring TO purchase tickets ob ain ,hsm
ss this ofa9s By snclosins ~ On auIent Bsnh snls
s.y specie psyins Bsnh ,he Unon for zach ,.ck.
REFERENCEs.
Nessrs Norman Gclpek-, Bsnaes. Chicago, H.
Aessss. ve,terISin 4 Tiui.bswcr, PhLAd~iphia and
C. T Ada E,q., Consu, Cine inpa.i.
Aessrs. A. Yatmau 4 Co., New YORK and Cincia-
Ne,sts. n. Peters 4 90, Phia.eiphia.
Aessrs. Hisshhcrn Bother, Co. New Yrk.
John Anderson Co Tobscconist., New York
Otats) Bank Of Ohio, Branches st Coumbur, Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED.
Persons desiring 70 oct Agents IN the ,sie Of
Tickets, who will for sari endation rirned
By some rssponsible person, viii BE- Pre- mpty an
sweY-d.
A. ~ the property above none the value there.
Of or my standing 1r fer the public & the hanters,
Merchants a"d business gene ally q Coen aus.
q All orders for Tichets, and other letter. must
Be addressed to RINGER,
Columbus, Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further Information ~
NICHOLAS kUuNfN,
J. J.0lLIEr,
BoWiN FAR
Corn<8 Main ond SECOND streets. De lsi3sn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

90 EeWTs, pr ~ ~ W
WOOLEN0.
Nannels, 80. -. ~
do twilIed.. Is
Linings. paid.
Satinstts, pl 4 fanlOa65
"a. deI.atnes ,fsncyl6036
do plain l187J
ZINC,
olOck ............ 10
Sheet, ot,............ ll0l9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

HVOAL TRANSTER. All orders left with Gilett
~ le Claire Row, Will be promptly attended to At
abort nNtiA. Nov6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DAvEN-
PoBr BOARD OF TRADE-The first annual
meeting Of this institution meets at their
rooms this evening, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of other important business.
We trust the attenance will be full, and
that our merchants and business men will
evince a storing desire the pe-petuity Of this
much needed organization. We have not
failed to notice during the past season the
too apparent laxity in this behalf, but we
look for better things. There is surely q
demand for it, and business men enough to
render it Of interest, Let the attendance be
full this evening
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

~We had conversation to-day
with gentleman of this county just arrived
from the first ward. He is no new conner
and assures us that Davenport has had much
pleasenter weather for the last six weeks
than Burlington or Muscatine, or any o.her
town on the upper Mississippi. This We
have insisted on all along. The Spring-ike
reat!er, Dsscnport has enjoyed. oscimg to
Florenes money. A telegram" which we
have just received from Dubuque announces
that the river Is frozen over at that point
Nors~ce do.'s s;reslsss at Ds6sQssi stick
n there EeA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
0eavioW House Burned.

Highlands, Jan. II.
The Sesview House, At the Highlands.
where the murder Of Moses, by Donnelly.
was committed, together with cottage. oc-
cupied by Mrs. Jarvis. was totally destroy.
cd by fire about o'clock last night. The
house has not been occupied since Septem-
Der, and the FIRE was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendiary. Loss about tl5 .O0O-hslf
insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

Nor CoMING.-We are requested to
inform the public that Wendell Phillips,
who was expected to lecture before the Y.
b. L. Association, at this place, is not COM
ing, owing to some detention by reason Of
change of time on the railroads Those
holding tickets which they purchased for
his lecture on Friday evening can use them
ut the next lecture which is to come off in
few DAYS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

Coon NEws.-We understand from
a reliable source that Cook d Sargent have
determined to make thsir money good in
Chicago within ono week In consideration
Of this excellent move we shall defer further
remarks for that time. Should this not be
done, We shall hold ourselves pledged TO.
and shall carry on the good work until il Is
done.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

INsURANCE.-Thc card Of the Wes-
tern Valley Fire Insurance Company, Of
Chicago, can be found in another column of
this paper, y. J. Gillett is agent for this
highly reputable company, and will take
risks ut usually low rates. Office with Cue
Itch l. Stewart, over Wiley's Grocery Store,
Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

(PER AFRIcA.l

LIVERPOOL. Dc IS.
Dyoo.Stu6.-1hs ar1ivalo within he pest week
have been moderate smbsscing oooe - SIS quarters
wheat. Il, ,567 bbls Flour and 2, iH quarters In
dian Corn from the has been without meation
except for spscuation. samples Of htcA scarce.
Prices are lOwer. Ws quo Aae1ican red wheat
7s3d1Cs6d : nne; 6ssd@1S for o8dinasy and 6ssd
@6 81 '-r every descrlp&ion.
SLOUR-Thers has been some prefsare 70 ss,I and
the srket has become rath.r dnI % we'll g so0e-
whst irregular; western csosl brings y, fI25s Ohio
2b@?Ss for chotce Many shipments at 85s6986s for
$50 pounds. II has b. ct Of rsstrScins the rates
Of the nner euaiiti-s Of American For lsdian Corn
there has bes moderate coas1nptivs demand Sus
holders have been 6rTi0g more freely, AMI 36S for
mixed, and SaA f.r white nay b regarded = tep
prices.
Ness pork sos. Beef 100 ,0105s for prime mess
1O0@ll2s for India Lard-0v retail ieiap 52s 10
SIS with % occaAlonol oale ot ID,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
rH-We understand that the Missi:

We understand that the MlsslS-
s.ppi d Missouri Railroad Company are ma
king arrangements to fence in the road be-
tween this place and Iowa City, and that
they have already made an extensive pur-
chase of lumber for this purpose, from a
large lumber concern Of this city. This is
a good move, and should have been com
menced long since.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

EE-Our streets arc at present well
filled with mud, which renders travelling
very dIsagreeable and necessarily curtails
considerable of the business Of the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
TERMs OF ADvER T1sINC.
IL r- ~ AoaBsD eros ~ sas
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May lse.S 1887.
NOTICE To ADvERTISERx.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 81
type.
Displayed advertisements onc.half more shah
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood !"
apply sVictly TO the Immediate business o the aa'eI
tlscr and all other Advertisements sent Ia W ts ao'
vertlscr will be charged extra.
Adverti i,ements not accompanied with Instructions
will he Inserted until forbid ana charged Accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted time free of cost, thereafter Charged ~
other ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertisements ffOsi abroad must be paid fof W.
caria6iy IN ddpdnce, unless from approved agents.
Contracts f,t yearly advertising terminabic =. .h
option Of advertisers. they paying An sdvsneenen' VI
- per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next 10 reahins ms''ef
90 per cent advance above rates, and kept on IN
sile, IS per cent advance regular rates
AL transient advertisements must DO paid for ID
alvance.
RICHARDSON = VAST, lowe ststs Derascfss.
.ANDERS b BRO. Daily Gazette.
". fischer co, Der Democrat
HARRINGTON n wILKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

DARLINGTON + TOWNSEND.
DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, NO. 2,
IL Nicko,' Block, Corner Of Brady ana Sec md st's
Davenport, IcwH.
Espec,. att nton giv'n 20 the investment of Mon
cy upon uninc smbe ed Real 6stAt Security. Money
Loaned Commis ssion Titles mined and abstracts
siven, when desired. ALI Legal business promptly
attended to.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Cook Il Sargent, Mesrs
Allen X Clark, Nj. Geo. !. Davenport, DAvenp rt !;
WIN. ". Jereris, Hsq, Cashier HaLk Of Chester Co ,,
Penn John Tweedle, Esq. Albany,N N y; p al, son
ESQ c .shier Bank Of baltimore, Baltimore, Nd.
DE 2Sitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

re- The warm weather still contin.
ues. The weather-wise predict that We
shall have very little or no snug winter
weather this season. So may it be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

NEW YonI, Jsa. IL.
eTOCKS-StarlinS sxchanse 1Oe@lo6k O L I
u; Ms SIN; NYG 15N; n L \ s. q 4 lSk !;
O 4 10; q l. o 96H; MI L Mis- %: VI sixes
sax No six-s SAX Harlem - ,rds cox !; nud-
son lst bonds o7k; 7 sevens Is ~; DO sxes s@ |;
Harlem preferred -; d R 81 !; N s sixes Of u
1lo; 90, Tenn sixes n 70 - California sixss of
-, a.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
GEO. y. wnITCOMHs,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELIOa AT Law,
~ Nvtary Pubio aud CominssiDncr OF Deeds Tor
New iIamp hire Vermont. NV York, Pennsyi vanis
ami ONO.
sr.ets, Davenport, Iowa. aug SUI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
q "A PIT Al e. lTY
RE.aL EST.aTE
DISTRIB e TION
AT COL I'm nus, OHIO,
$4,000 ID OF LA Il y
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKE Ers, 6o,ooI.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.

I OAP1T Al PRIZE, SPLENDID HOUSR.
Loe and Furniture, southeast corner Of
tick and Fourth streets. Columbus, y ......Si@ 100
houss aud Lot, south aide Frienl. b. twcen
esh AMI 1th sEeets, G IUnious, Ohio. 6i0O
3 Suburban scre building Lots on Broad.
way, 43,2O0 each. h...................... G 100
Suburban acre 6l poles bsilding Lot on
Broed..y....... ......................... coo
Brick House snt kalf lot South II. corner
OF RicA and 9Th streets.. ets................... ,CO
50 scrss Of land In Madison county, Ohio,
near Railroad Depot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
lots st the Columbus (0..io) Depot, (us,dby
0ve Iehroads) 7,fO
l l0t H. Bartlett Hulburd Smiths addition
~ Oelumbus. o.. 10
mat cottage and lot on Friend street, Co
Iumouo. Ohl0.. 40
1hr ddle SIauRhter House nd Cattle Yard
attached, one mile vest of Columbus. 20
Bri.k Oottase and ae'e lot, NEAT suburban
rcotHence. 80
- suburban bulldog lots, one acre each, $3.50
0ocns. IL Do
103 ci' y lots u John w. BAhers I'll Hroadway
oo0ltSOn.. ~ so
10 lots In John " Baker, 1.t addition oa
BSoedWsy .....................s... leo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

lOWA INV A.
sG>Hs Large and Commodious Hote has been leased
i by the proprievor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vat-d neatly furnished throughout, la the best
ner, with sPDIx0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No peins viii te spsrsd 70 maze the PARK HOCeg
the "A No. =" noussos the City; II being much the
largest and pleasantly situated Ia central location,
the corner OF J.0, and Dut u1ue streets,
the City Parg, with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hun Ire d Guests
TRRNS-in coniorMiiy y n the times.
Good and Uapacious Stsbling adhed 20 the horse.
J. TRuSDkLJ.. Proprietor.
kov4Nf Formerly of the rrusdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
WESTERLY H.lILEr
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

CHICAGO ILLINOIS
nFFICE-S9, DEARBORN STREET, NEXT DIOR
~ NoYtA OF the Post Once.
Capital Stock $500 900. Paid In and secured by
Bonds and Mortgages on Heal Estate, 125O, 900.
OFfICERS-6.W YBRBY, ,President, Il y ARM
SrROn0, ,cFetary;S M GILBERT, General Agent.
RErBRBNoEs-Hou Jno WI s>n Com O b Co
L d. Gibts rifip 4 Co Com y Ichants, X n Mitch.
ell l. o. Con Merchants, ii Burlev Bookse ler aad
Publisher, RiIhards Crumb. ugh h Shaw Wholesale
Merchants Doggett L o. H,oc' r.. CO. X J ham-
ilton, Col Little, Chicago: Hon Curtis Keo.
Chss Berrybnl Esq Iowa City, Cook Sargent 4
DoWney Bankers Iowa City, Lyman G Dayton ksq b
Paul Minnesota, Hon II AcUlernsn Springfield III
Hon Becklin Charleston H., W der President
Grsnd Prairie bank Uubana Ill, Albert Bade Esq Mil
wAuAee Wis.
P.J GILL ErT, Agent.
At 0uelich l. BtewarIs once
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

EH-A fine stone crossing is being
constructed from the LeClaire House across
to Davenport's Block. Good move that.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

HThe next lecture before the Y.
NJ. l. Association is expected to be delivered
by the Rev. Thos. Starr King.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
l.UItLEY Il ROGERS,

A TToRNEYs AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW
IA Df,icc-ilofn Au's New buiiding, Main street,
between Front aud SECOND, Davenport, Iowa.
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CORN-White, s.; yellow, 90.
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shoulders 5 ]; hams. 6; aides, 6o6k.
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000 bags. Receipts, Is 800 baes. Present ssesk ~
600 bags.
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