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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-11

ICE! ICE !--Always on hand supply of
Il ICE, which will bo sold at Cents per pound
Cash. E. T. DAVIS, Agt,
May 10 If -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-11

NOTlCE.sAll persons having claims agains
~ the Estate Of James S. Coleman, decd, are
hereby notified to render them in by the lst March
l859-otherwse their notes or accounts will posi-
lively be debarred And those indebted to said
Estate must pay up by the 10th February next, or
they will most assuredly be compelled to pay costs.
BENNET PERRY, Adm'or.
Juno q 9ms %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-11

RHEUMATIC LAMESEss IN A HoRsE-For
rheumatic lameness in horse, handful Of sun
H3wer seed in his feed, two or three times week
will make him as Timber as ever.-Rural Ner
Yorker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-11
R e airing, g. c.

continue to make to order any FURNITURE
wanted, and also to repair all old Furniture SENT
Send along your work and it shall be done in o
workmanlike manner.
sY bespeak liberal share Of public patren-
age. j. nj. WITT,
ADr 81 If Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
Netico 70 Stock Raisors.

YNHS thorough breed Durham Bull. DAvY
CROCKETT, Is no~ kept for the benz fit Of those
Who Wish To avail themselves Of his services st ]
4 Cannons stables, W. eat Davenport.
TERAs.- CAsh-Hor Common cows t5 for Grade
or part bred, $40, for thorough bred vs. $2O
DESCRIPTION. Croekett" 10 a deep red,
WIS cave. on the 2atn Of AsrSh, 1855. bred By
jacob Pierce Of CLARK cuuty, Ohio He one of the
finest short horned Durham Bulls Of his sge In the
1tae-, or In England. See bis Pedigreee, No. l42s,
Vol. 3 American herd took.
PLDIGRsE.-- 'Dsvy Crockett" WAS got by Iwport.
ed Alderman 264 cut Of Young virsinis, BY P.what-
tan e2S =; Lady Of the Lake BY Imported Reformer
t4505j Rose Of sharon by Belv,dere 7O6l RED n 50
stL ~ "a. q 9qsoses lA2s J Red .osa "a ~ IA:
Ame,ic.n CIV by Favorite [2scl bv Prince [Asl !
BY Pobj -mbe (26S,l BY II .bbaek lSl9,l by James
Browns Red su.,, [91J
For further par culars inq uiFe at Cannon and
fr' ncu's Mills, west Davenport.
After devottng . large rort on Of my time for the
past SIX yens, >parng I her tr uble or expense 10
obtain The b-st thoro gh. red stock thSt CO Id be
In tn country or in Eu ope, l am happy to sta,e
that can Justly rec mmend On" Of the Deet young
tn gh brei Stations In the ii, one of the be-
= smuo Jack, and l ported thoron. h. bred Dur
ham Bus, and - good . Hereford Bun as England
ever ro;uced an Ald-Tney Bull, and IL Hogs
The serves Of all thrse anml ae wihin ,hs
reach fevery person Who WIS. es 10 imp- ye heir
eto L. Tits Is ase'y ,mpor tsnt branch Of agricuI-
tur interests, and ought o b. every where . prom
nen one although 1t hs here OF. r. been too mu h
negl cite bv the Farms OF I,ws who have Mt paid
sufnctent attenti TO the production Of pure high
brei animals It's Vel In WI fac,, par sicnarly
among he growers OF I'm. STOCK in Englan that
to the best lie should oe pure thorough b ed ami
nal as he, offspring VI Sire Of the opposit character
invar abl, how tn defe to of imp feet pedigree
Another fact tqualiy 60 abi-h d although it ray
appear strange to som. is that the of .pring n
gu n'y p,sses he distinctive traits Of character.
which II It impregna'ed the dan. These, and many
equally imp,r sut facts nder It Of the r, necs,-
sity to obtrin Thoroughbred animals, for the i'm
provement. of sTOCK OF all kind
The subscriber MS, and will keep constantly on
b and for sile Thoroughbred Stock
Apt9d&w3m CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
JAMES LYON, Blake-St. Paul.
NATE CAssEL-Gray, Dubuque.
TIsHoxISGo, Keach-Montroee.
DEPARTURES.
JAMES LYON, Blake-St. Louis.
Kate CAssEL. Gray-Dubuque
There was but few arrivals yesterday
owing to the tremendous wind which blew
during the whole day.
The river is still falling at st. Louis with
fifteen feet in the channel to Carlo.
The steamers Laclede, Dew Drop, Lake
City and Belfast left on the 9Th, fer this and
other points
The Chippwa left the same day for this
point.
The Canada left on the 7th for st. Paul
and way ports.
The Fanny Harris is the Galena Packet
for to-day. Remember the Fanny Harris.
she leaves this morning at 9.
The fair steamer Ben Campbell will leave
this evening for Montrose. and connect with
the st Louis Packets. Be on hand early.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
The Mammoth Jack,
j" DEACON DARDEN. +,

yXTlLL SERVE LIMIrsD NUMBER or
w Aare', the ensuing ssason, At my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PsDrcRss.-"nescon Darden" was got BY Nasons
eel brate imported Mammoth" ia k-out OF y
thoro'g brei BLACK Wai rior" Jenny.
'tEsCRIPTION.- d. aeon Darden'' was foaled on
III 18Th At y 1854 hrd ~ OIL. II. Chri.tmsn,
O ssami County, XIV. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS.
THREE InCHss HIGH AHD GROwn0. A. for b ne
mu lie and s,ncw. h is unequal ed Dy any Jack in
e. Stst and will challenge compar with any In
the Union.
TERMs-cash-sin.le leap, 80; season el5.-
Mares by the season, not proving with foal, viii
ssrved following season free Of charge. Every
prenaution will be taken to preven, accid ns, but
will not b. responsible should any occur.
Ih. proprietor would call tn attention Of fsrm-rs,
and tn prfsoI raising stock, u the great den nd
f,r Mules In al parts Of the countrs, and the high
prices at which they are n selin Cali nd ex-
smii Desc, Darden before having your mare.
Sc we'd For fur her particulars enquire at Cannon
4 F. epch's Mills or Of
apr9dkw3m II. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
lie Claire, April s, 1858

LIE Clare, April s, 1858.
EDITORS DEMocRAr.-In yesterdays Ga
zette is communication from this plac,
signed "Agricola". who seems to be regu
lar correspondent ofthat paper. "Agrico
la has for several years been laboring tt
convince the people of this place, that he is
on perfect equality with the negro race
and. as our people sc m to be entirely viii.
ling that every person shall select their own
associates. We ali regard him in the same
light that he views himself
The Gazette and 'Agricola" seem to be
terribly exercised because the people OF
this township met together Sin their own
way. and rebuked and repudiated section
alism and abolitionism. Much is said about
the "Know Nothings, democrats, ish.,
DC, &c., Now why cannot "Agricola' tell
the truth when he speaks of our late elec-
tion. The facts of the whole case are AZ
iollows:-The Black Republicans held a
meeting about week before election and
nominated ticketand adopted a long string
Of resolutions on the subject of Obi. edng
Kansas. Free Press, Free Speech, Free Ne
groes, DC. Every man on their ticket was
IN know nothing terms, a know nothing
Several of them declared on the day of cleo
ton, that they were as true "Americans" as
they ever were, and only voted with the
republicans because there was no American
ticket. "Agricola" thought an Englishman
voted with the know nothings it is said, in
in their best days We all know that the
Gazette was the organ of that party chen 1t
,cas popular. Well, after this abolition tick
ct was nominated, the national men Of this
township called a meeting and nominated
ticket without any reference to former po-
litical associations We were sick and tired
of Greelyism and negro shrieking. and were
determined to check it, in this locality, at
least We did so, pretty emphatlcally, in
the opinion Of all.
National Democrats and National Amer
leans worked manfully. shoulder to shoulder
for the Citizens Ticket" while that branch
of the Americans, viii Abolition proclvi.
ties labored Just as liard for the "republ-
can ticket" 1t was noticed that the DEM
ocrats among the Irish and German people
voted the citizens ticket and those Irish
men and Germans who are republicans,
voted. the republican ticket" This, it
seems to me. they had perfect right to do.
without asking either "Agricols" or the Ga
zette.
The writer Of this regrets as much as
"Agricola" can, that all the voters were not
out. OF the IS or 80 absent voters, at least
fifty would have voted the ''citizens tick.
It," REy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
Ward MeesinGs.

I
THIRD WARD.-A. LeClaire, for Alderman
James Lyman. Michael Gill and James Con
nelly, Delegates.
FIFTH WARD.--James O'Brien was nomi-
mated for Alderman, and DR.. Moriarty G go. G
Hubbell, and Richard Quinn appointed del
egates to Council District.
SIXTH WARD.-Geo. l.. Davenport wa.
nominated for Alderman, and Thomas Orr
John O'Connor and John Forrest, appoint
ed Delegates to Council District Conven-
ton
SEVENTH WARD. NJ Bowling, Alder.
man, l.. C. Dessaint. Austin Corbin, and
Edwin smith, Delegates.
NINTH WARD james Renwick, for Alder
man, James Mcintosh, DR.. Maxwell, and
G. W. Jeffries, Delegates.
ELEVENTH WARD. II. Taylor, for
Alderman, Dennis McGrath, Hugh Spencer
and j. G. Hayes, Delegates.
Strong Resolutions. endorsing the Nom
nations made on Wednesday evening, were
adopted by all the Ward Conventions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
From Washington.

WARRINGTON. April I.
Mr.. Collins. U. &. Commercial agent for
the Amoor River, has completed his explor
alton and submitted the result TO the State
Department, together with two maps-one
Of the Amoor River, and the 9th er showing
the relative position of Southern Asia and
our Pacific coast.
The War department transmitted to the
House to dsHthe full particulars concerning
the contracts for the supplies for the Utah
expedition. They do not sustain the pub
nshed statements Of exorbitant prices
Ihe rates oftranspor,ation to Utah depend
upon the season in which the service is per-
formed
The Senate returned the Kansas bill to the
House to-day. BY general agreement the
House will take it up to morrow at O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

Pursuance Of al act entitled "An Act to Amend
IN Act entitled Act 10 incorporate the city Of
davenport and amend the several Acts smerdatory
thereto. approved tn. goth day Of March, A 1855
the undersigned persons apps tbted in ssid Act
1t the ONO. Of n Honmsn, in the city " Daven.
port March 8Oih, 1858 and app intel the following
persons - Judges AID Glerks of the elections g. b.
held ,he fret Saturday a't.4 the frat Monday In
April next st the folow'ng places, to-wit:
WARD NO. 1.-wm. Cros>en, Nathaniel sQuiYes,
and Rob IT Christie. Polls to be held at the School
WARD NO S.-g. pester J. J. Simpson and N
=. ksnbr Polls 10 be held At the Mount Ida Col
Leg building.
WARD NO. 3-J n. Dumont VIM Resw,ck.
Robt. Simpson. Polls TO be opened st the LamD~i
ono Of simpson Hendee
wAkD NO. 4.-M. 2. Bird, d. G. Kelly, + v.
Blakemors. Polls 70 se held at the rsidencs Of r.
wA1D NO &C NJ. Pees, J. O'Brien, II >.
Hughs Polls 70 be he'd st the New Pennsylvsnia
WARD no s.-Benj. Atkinson, John Forrest. J
N. I.yter- Polls 70 b: held u the worden House.
WARD NO. S-Jonaihan Parker, Henry Happt,
John Harnby. Polls 70 b held Il Aorton's Paint
WARD NOs-O. r. Peterson, rranllin Fearing,
sr. I. D. xssl. Polls to te held at 1esring's Gro.
WARD NO 9-Chas. Lerchen, J. Mcintosh. I,
Peck. Polls TO b held at the Court House.
WARD NO. 10.-Wm. Glss- man, Hans BOsrD,
8. n. DcswoTth Polls = be held q the house Of
Hans BERN.
w.RD NO. Il.-Thos. J. Holmes, ,. Finger, I. ?
COates Polls 70 be held at Holmes Store.
WARD NO. i2.-Robert Aaxw,ll, John Aruil
Sr = p. Haddx. Polls 70 be held st the house oi
hObt Maxwell.
The last named person in each ward 10 act az Clerk
HENRY D. hOHRAAN,
@. BLOOD,
W4 EYFRY.
asO. 9. AakDf,
II. O DAVIS,
RLrEL PEcK, Clerk Of the Oity OF navenp r..
Davenport March 80 1885, splldtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
LATE NEWS.
THIRTY.rIFTH CONonEss.

WASHINGTON April :.
SESATK-Ihe Minnesota bill was taker
up. 1t was very brief. consisting Of pre-
ambie and two sections admitting Minneso
tn as State, and allowing her two Repre-.
sentatives. The amendments were concur
red in, and the bill read third time.
A.r. Wilson called for the yeas and nays
on the passage ofthe bill.
, Previous to the calling ct the roll. Messrs.
bell, Houston, Brown. johnson. Of Tenn.
Crittenden. Stewart and Wilson made brief
remarks on the clause in the Constitution
permitting aliens to vote.
The final vote-that the bill pass-was,
yeas -, nays 8. Nays-Messrs. Clsy.
Kennedy and Yulee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street soith Moore d Garrett
HIS Bxrress is designed 10 deliver goods for
L Merchants. carry packages, buudles, mas ages
&c, for persons living on the bluf and in ren,ote
paris OF the City. Will ais, be at the mark houses
every mornicg at 6k OIL ck-for the pr-sent 10
take any marketing to fesidences which may be de-
sired.
Orders left at the ofice or In the Express" order
box . at McN'i IL - Bro, Sutton Co. and w o
Wndsworth shall re- eve prompt At 'enton.
The cbarg-s y i'll b. or deliv ring bundles packs-
ges messages Ac ~ any part Of tht city below the
bltf and between bridge and wesi ern Aver ue
10 CENTS For stu,ar bundles, sc ct Ea.t or North
Davenport 2Oc cash.
Fav rAbe trms wil be made with merchants or
others ty the month year
EDWARD ALDEN. Proprietor,
apr7du Once 50 Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
.bOlan Il. fiOsalae,
Frank pil,asser.

'DAL tkAGSiEn A.ior "a ~i,h Gii
X /. Cl re nov ~ili be ,ToInpt'y At, do to
s,.,r n.ni e. Nuv6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

WILL lease Argyle Cottage snd from ten TO twenty
acres OF land, with plenty Of timber ior family US,
large bearing o'chard, good water, house with eigh
rooms stab ., smoke house, and fine gxrden, tul
of grapes. English curra Is, Strawberries, plums
cherries. Sib. rian crabs, &C, &c.
ThH beautiful . ID comic table property 10 located
adjoining the City ef Le Claire In full view Of the
river.
A'piy soon, - ! must rent or employ . man 70
tax charge oft, by the first Of Nay, vn u posses
sion can b" had or, II desired part Of IL can be had
at any time
apI7- dtf r g. RAD9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

"a Co.'-In the Marine Court of N.
T., it was lately decided that the use of the
term q Co.,, appended 10 the name Of
Person in trade, having no partner. is q mis-
demeanor, punishable by imprisonment
burlington HaWk hye.
The decision. Mr.. Hawk Eye. was under
q special statute Of the State of New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

THE eU6soRIBER OFFERS no PERSONS
i Wishing to improve their stock the services OF
his thor ugh bre Hereford Bull "n 04 Err" bred
by Rrsstus Corning. Of Albany, N. and caa re-
commend him to the public - second to no Bull Of
his age and blood In the United States.
PEDIGRRB Rover, salved April 4 h, 1854, got by
Cardinal wisenan; dam, Beauty Cardinal Wise
man got BY Expec alton, out of Wisdom hy Wood
stock, g. dam ~ YOUNG Ravovite out OF Mr. Tullc, =
Trsd-gsr Prise Hefer. Expectation was BY Hope
out Of ths celebrated Cow, Old Spot. He is own
brother TO Mr. Carpenters Dutchess, which obtain
ed tre drst prize Of the Royal Agricultural Society
three years in succession - and three year
old
Beauty. By wonder. (l2o) dam. Pretty Maid. By
Tom, (243) Grand dam, Pretty Maid, By Chalstrey
8 dam, Old Damsel, by Coslman's Soil ggg dam,
Old Da,sey, by Chane eilor; RRgg dam, Cherry No
by the late Thos Andre Knigh,s Bull winner Of the
cup Hereford, 1901 ssgsg an, Cherry No. bred
BY the late Thos. Andrew Knight Of Dovnton Cas- lie
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS Of Improving their stock either
for the dairy for beef would do veil 20 ssa them.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding to this due
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided 70 be the most
choice beef In the world
Terms Of service -F common and grade cows Is
pc, head; for thorough bred cows so per heed
inquire 1t Cannon & French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. j. II. CANNON.
apr0dAWon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

Eg- All foreigners who have their
first papers, who have been in the State
year and are entitled to their second papers
are queste1 to be at the Office of Frank
Plummer to-day at 10 o'clock or at the
Court House at half past one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
~We heard of several parcels OF
gold being sold yesterday al 8 per cent. Il

UNION MEErING.-The Second of q
series OF sermonssby the various Evangel-
ical denominations. will be delivered this
evening, at l-2 o'clock, in the I'd Baptist
Church, corner of Fourth and Perry sta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

@ A Cincinnati paper contains
the following account Of the opinion of the
venerable Bishop McIIvaine. of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church. in relation to the
Great Awakening. The remarks were
made at a Union Prayer meeting in the city
Of Cincinnati:
Near the close the venerable Bishop Nc
llvaine, of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
arose and advanced TO the altar. There
was stiffness throughout the entire con-
gregaton as he did 80. every one seemingly
anxious to hear every word which should
drop from the eloquent prelates lips.
He said this was the first Of these PRAYER
meetings he had attended, having been alb
sent from the city, and he could not resist
the opportunity of expressing his equal
qualification and surprise at what he be-
held. He alluded briefly to the revival
throughout the whole country. and said
that during 45iyears of labor in the vineyard
OF Christianity, he had never known of such
a NOV ovement-one apparently so free of the
agencies of man-one so evidently the
work of God. He besought the continued
blessings of Heaven upon this people lie
then alluded to a portion Of the Scripture
which had been read, and appealing direct
ly to the business men present, urged them
to build their future upon the Rock of Ages
and receive life eternal. His remarks were
very impressive. He closed by Offering up
a fervent and eloquent prayer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
T0wnsand Again Arrested.

MERRITsvLLE, c. w., April I.
After Townsand's acquittsl. yesterday. Of
the murder of Constable Richards, he was
again committed for trial for the murder Of
Niles. CT Cayuga. The trial Just concluded
has been most extraordinary one, and the
verdict rendered received with great as
t0nishment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

g v. BIakemore not being In the city We are I,
Cs fsvor OF substitutns NJ. d. T. Youre A cierI
and M v. jenkins as Judge, and the hous~ Of W
Kelly ~ the place Of holding the election In "a,
Fourth Ward.
GEO. g. ARHDr Com'm.
RlIsL PECK, Clerk Of city.
WA. RRREY
q A. BLOOD,
apr9d2t NC. DAVIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

NEw YoRK. April 7.
Arrangements have been made by the
British Government for the opening Of
channel Of communication with it's Pacific
squadron. via. Panama, and materials are
already on the way to the Pacific for the
new route 'HH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
j. WILSON GUITEAU,
Commissioner Of Deeds
E. S. MOORE.

Hresco, Banner, Sign and Or
namental PAINTER, 0rainsr
@ei Wood, Some and Marble,
@ Gliding upon Glass,
p Londsodpe, Scenery Gnd POrtr ut Pdistin1,
with dispatch, in the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Sign Painting and Gra,ning for tho
Trade.
\. ". Corner Brady and 9Th streets, Davenport
Iowa. jana8 dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

IOWA CITY. Observation-Disclosures. low !.
Wis I.arg. and Commpd Ho'el ha- b. en- leascc
Is The prniri"t ihDr ;.khl pair ed and reno.
vAt'd, neat3l fufIiste throughout / the bet u ali.
her with sPBISG BEDS and LIGHT I'D WITH Gas.
No pains vii, tc pared - uiakeih PARK HOUSE
the "A No - Hou-e ~ the Cl} Il b.ing much Tue
largest ami p' sssnt .ltuatet m cen'ra 10 ,
IA the corner o. J.f atd Ddtu ,ne streets, near
The Guy Parx, with comfortable accomnl cd ions for
Tw1 Hun ir, d Gu-,t
TShA5-ih conformity t. the times.
Good and UapaciOus ottlliug ,,tach d TO the house
Thu3DELI. Proprietor
Nov2idn Formerly OF the Ct ,sdell House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT,
NY FRANC n. wIakuE.

The above work will be similar In Typography and
ninding to Cincinnati Ia ISbl," ~ d " III include
the ksriy History and Personal and Anecdotal Rem.
lnscenc.b OF Davenport, together with Biogrsphies
Likenesses and Autosr sphs OF its prominent men
Views OF Churches, Hotels, Dwellings,, &C ,Ac.
II viii also embrace compt nd,ous articles up the
PHYSICAL, lndustr nj, social and Political caaraeter-
stics Of eur city full staistics OF every depart
ment VI note and interest, etc, etc.
Subscriptions may b. left with the publishevs VIM
the author, or ut 6iliett's ksws Room, orders By
nail promptly sts-ndrd 70 Price 81 90.
tD~r!At.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
j. W. II HAkER NJ.
&c. GANlPKELL

DHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POsT
Il OFFICE BLOCK Ucusc-North side " Firth
street, between Brady and Perry. J&nSldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends snd the trat cling public that he has
o.ened TINS large hotel in e Clare. TIE house Is
nearly new and furni ,he with all tie convenicuces
mote hotels The tablr will be supplied with the
best the count ~ Affords.
His experience a ii large acquaintance with the
business IN the West, Is sufficient guarantee ths,
hi house II The place to stop when sou to the
Il y Of i4e Ulalrc
IL Hacks leave the Bratton House every forming
(Sundss cxccptcd) for Davenport.
march, -d2vhviv r WkSTLAKE Prop'r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
LIST OF WINNERS. BY THE RENOWNED lMPOarsl
GLENCOE, sIRE OF YRiNoE.

LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER, SIRE or
FRANCES DAM.
Elisa Godtby, Florida, Laura Spillman, Puss Parrs,
Sam i.etcher.
For further particulars OF the celebrated WAGNER,
STE acc unit Of his famous race with Grey Eagle in
Tarf Risf er OF 1870, reported ty Vim. Porter.
apr9d&w8n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A Davenport, Iowa.
ofiice-Uavenporrs Block, corner Main and Sec
ond streets. cecl8dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

Furniture WarerOon.

9TVH UNDERSIGNED having taken the new store
L room Nc IS Perry !, (Nerwin's Block) II now
pr pared 20 give hts strict personal attention tn.
unde riskiuR bu iness In al us branches. large
AMI andsome assortment Of Cofins Of every descrp
ion cons a ty on hama incln ling
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, DC
A Hearse and any requisite number Of c. rrtsges
furn htd 10 order. Ccfn paates VI variety Of pat.
rms neatly eng g-aved Particular attention y call
ed 70 his new and com, lete stockof
Furniture.
Hsving a work hop connected with his wareroom
he is prepared to manufacture 70 order all descrip
ton OF Desks, ward ro,es, tables, &c, &C. 4 large
assor mt OF eilt and fancy moudings hand suit.
able for looAins glass and picture frames.
share os public patronageis 10 respectfully solicited.
spv7dAwtf D. DARrLETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

FIRE. Evening before last the
alarm was sounded, and after considerable
hunting on the part Of "der mashines," it
was found to be occasioned by the burning
of two story frame house on Fourth street,
near the Freight Depot
Some incendiary had made arrangements
for good fire, but fortunately the early ar
rival of the engines prevented its spreading
No. supplied No. 2, and the fire was well
managed. Loss less than 800. No insur.
ance The house was owned by Anthony
sherer, but was unoccupied, having been
vacated some two weeks.