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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-21

On PRAYER.


"o when the morning shincth,
u" when the moon is bright;
10 when the rve .decIinrth
20 III Ill. hush OF night.
%o with pure mind and feeling,
Fling earthly thoughts away;
And IN thy chamber kreelng,
do thou in secret pray.
Remember all who love thee,
All who are loved 10y tn,
Pray TOO for those who hate thee;
'lf any such there be.
Then for thyself, in meckness,
a blessing :humbly cl,.im;
And link with each petition,
Thy great Redeemer's name.
Or fits e'er denied thee,
In solitude TO pray;
Should hnlv thoughts como DER thee
When ficnds are round thy way;
Oh not JOY or blessing.
With this can be compared;
The power III Mt he hath given US,
To reach liim s. iih u wotd.
Even The silent bre thing
or thv spirit raised above;
VIII rcach Ills Throne Of GLORY.
VIII" is Mercy, Truth and Love.
Whence thou pincst in sadness,
Before ! lis soo,>tool fall;
And tcmrmhcr IT, thy gndncss,
HIS Grace, who give ,hce ALL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-21

HE CHAMBERRY.-Very many persons
are deferred from cultivatinc the cramber.
ry, because they had been influenced by
the complicated and expensive processes
supposed to be necessary. nave eaten
AZ handsome cramberrics the present win.
ter as ever saw, which were raised in
this manner: A man obtained soma
vines three Years old, in neiyhboring
town, took his hoe and proceeded TO
wet spot IN his grass field, stuck in his
hoe, put in n vine, trod il down with bis
foot. and so on, and then said To the grass
and vines do yOur best for the mastery
The vnes grew,aDd he has had cramber
ries To sell. Though this NAV not be
the hest method, Yet believe that thew
may be raised III thousands Of places in
sufficient quantities for family use with.
out any particular difficulty. do wish
some Of your correspondents would lnfrrm
me through your paper about il.-Ne,o
ENGLAND Farmer.
ECONOMY IN BREAD. Twenty. six
pounds and thirteen ounces Of good bread
have been made from fourteen pounds of
-four aud one and half pounds of rice,
10y tho following method -
Tie up The rice in a thick linen bag, al.
lowing it ample room to swell; boil for
three or four hours, till it becomes a
smooth paste; mix this while warm with
the hour, adding the usual quantity of
yeast and salt; allow The dough 10 nss
near The tie, aud divide into losves. il,
is affirmed on high authority that -four
thus treated, will yield fif,y per cent more
btead than By The ordinary method.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-21

VERY EscouRAoISo.-A lady consul
ted ST Fraucis of Sales on the lawfulness
Of using rouge.
"Wly," said he, "some pious men OBJ.
Ject 10 II, others see no harm in il; will
hold middle course, and allow you to
use il on one cheek"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-21

Jury, 'said Western judge, "you kin
60 out and end verdict. Kyou can't
mud one OF yoor own, get the one the last
jury used" They returned a verdict OF
suicide IN the nipsh degree.
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lady was requested by bachelor
who was somewhat advanced in yea,s to
take sea- on his lap while in crowded
sleigh.
"No, | thank you." said she, "I am
afraid such an old seat would break down
with me.r
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-21

AN opLIoINo JURY.-rhe story is told
that jury al Taunton, Mass, recently.
being unable TO agree in certain case
where man was accused Of stealing
$50 worth Of nails, reported that they
were willing to pay for the nails and let
The prisoner go.
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Respectfully,
w n n

We publish the abov. arl,cle as ce,.
fanny detailing novel process to US, at
'east' OF bedding sweet potatoes of its
success, ne have the assurance OF the ~ RI.
Ter. II strikes us, however, that the plan
is not OF universally conyeuient appiica.
'i'n, watch We always regard an ilnpor.
tahl feature IN All valuable n,rov snerts
III plantation economy. For instance. on
SOILS IL, 10 and lS inches III depth and
more. rs We have frequently in th,s c"un-
IT won'' BE- quite ID TO excav.te the
soil to the clay for large potato bed
And then without some trouble in ditch.
ing, the danger Of drowning from heavy
rams in the sp,ing would be inevitable.
Oar p''"c'ple, theory and practice are, to
have mother earth well dug up below
what we lay down to veye ate. We
ale OF the number # iho,e who ra,se"our
own corn and potatoes" aud we do II up
on plan OF universal application and
equally convenient for all.
We are glad our correspondent has
hroatheJ tins subject it ls one of great
importance Ms an adjunct to our bread
crops. The value Of the sweet potato is
greatly underra,ed practically yin this coup.
try. We hope this article will at.
tract the attention and elicit some or any
additional information, that may he in
the possession Of any Of our correspond.
ents.-ED.
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lqruultural.
From the Cotton Planter asd Sod.
Bedding Sweet Potatoes.

DIR CLoUD-Dear Sri observe N
The February number of The Cotton Plan
ter, your mode OF bedding out sweet TO.
taIoes. From several years eAperie,.ce.
am persuaded that | Practice y ,uu.r,yr
plan 10 the one described bv Yourself.
Instead OF blowing Or d,gginv up the
soil, 1t should he scraped OFT down even
And smooth to the clay, ;hen lay down
your potatoes on tue heard clay rs close
as :hey can well lie, covering them with
coat oi rine stable manure 10 The depth
OF three inches with cor mon garden soil.
BE careful TO locate the bed so as to ad-
mt o' draining IN case OF heavy rains.
Hav'ng practlcel the above plan for
three Years, am fully persuaded ,ha, it
Is decidedly preferable to any other mode
have ever seen, when fairly tested.
AS my letter will not reach YOU in
time for you 10 give your numerous rea
ders the benefit Of my plan during the
present year, YOU can favor them with it
IN your AprlI number if you think prop
to do so.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

10 Henry O. Robioson and Hsasistts D. Reblnson.
his win, and ~ oshse DesSons vhs0 Il nay co..
cerD:
VXYHBRBAS On Ne 2lth day Of Dseeaber, A D.
w 1885, Henry o. Robinson. and his wieo, Hen
rteteo Robinoe0, executsd unto David .. Teus, -
Trustss, cer,ain 4sEd Of Trust, coGveyng - sd
9Iustee the lard n Scott cou0ty, lows, descsobl
follows, 10 Wit: The s0atA quarter ~ the soaA
vest quarter, and the south west quarter Of the
sousAsese qootcr sad The soatheass quarter % ~
sputA-saGt Qaarte Of ssetsn nunbss tAisty-two s3)
east y the nfth y; vhieh satd cooveyaaee va
msAe by The sajd Hsnry O 1oblnsoa sn1 Hensistta
D. Rob.nssa ier he DuRpoes Of securing the paynent
OF oeSssin pgoDsosy noeo 0igned ~ the said Henry
O. nobinsen paya1oe - ~ oTdse q Davi1 HiGg1ns,
1assd Decenheg 2lsA, 4 1854, 1sr the sun of onc
sho.ssad doilsss, payable one par eer ~ dass u
the DsDking Mouse Of 1aeklos 3 CoSSln, II Daven-
p0t.
m paysbls, ead ths sal1 Henry o nsbiaeon hsvinG
lalled % pay ~ sanet ], tAs uoosseignsd. David .
nstice that By virtue of fths power vhA y IN ne
- 81 ssid iesd os s1ssss, Vim, ossurAey IL -
dav q Jaasasy, ID. lG66, = ~ hey of 10 oeloc1
n tAe ferenoon Of SAID day 1t Tie Ooart ueuDl
door sls city Of Davenport 2 tAe eeunty aiofseaA
expose aad er tos esls, as Dabiie aoc3ea, ~ h
- bidAes ~ cash H. payool0 q la01 obovo dsih
a Or % mueh theSeof - sAal - RDc1ot . oa4iG
and ~ the anoant II sajd poss WITH ~ lnAacoG
thsssse y ~ day q sals. tsosehss Win ~ sxs
- ataa1ng set4 soas eass = ~ Dse1ss ~ 3s1s
psssS 4 ~ eity 4 Dsvsapers ~ ~ setA ~
0''''''' p ' DAvzps. ssm
AeceleN tsseeeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

NeW OrK, jan. 8.
The Democratic Central Committee met
at the Iammanny last night and elected Pc
ter B. Sweeney for the chair. He was nolnina
ted by Postmaster Fowler The Chamber Of
Commerce adopted memorial to the State
LEGISLATURE. asking for repeal Of the Usu-
~ Laws.
The murderer, Donnally, is to be execu-
ted at Freehold. n. J. to-day. Such is the
apprehension Of an attempt at rescue. that
the Jail has been guarded since yesterday.
by the military.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

NOTIOB Il hereby given that the Subscribers havu
IN besa duly appointed 1xeeeuAor and Executriz
Of the estate Of Alexande. ". Nc sresoe, dsceased
late Of Davenpor In the county Of Scott aud 0tata
Of Iowa, sod taken upon Themselves that trest b
diving bonds - the Law aaroclD.
0sA decossed are required = exhibit ~ sane; sad
IN persoas ndsoted 70 The said setate ase ealed n
q 70 1Aks payment 70
4. ]. LAWuo, m Otes.
IA. uco11QO4 0xoootsiS.
0avsapofA isea, 1ev. 1olA, III. fN0vi11eS
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.

81. LOUIS, Jan. B.
The Republican just received letters from
Fort Kearney to 23d ult, stating that Col
Johnston was at Fort Bridges Nov. 26. Col
Cook, with his whole command, had also ar
rived Grass was al burned, and the ami
mals were dying ct the rate Of 100 per day
The Aormons were fortifyinS al the passes
leading 10 the city. Jesse Jones, agent Of
Meyon 4 Russell. was released and sent to
Col. Johnstons camp. In passing through
different cannons he was blindfoldsd, to pre-
vent his acquiring any knowledge of their
movements.
Another letter, dated Col Cooks command
while en- route. makes mention of being mo-
Tested by Mormons.
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AsHyGToN. Jar

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.
Orders are issued and will lie despatched
Immediately for the lst cavalry and tho Sth
infantry now in Kansas and the 7th infantry
now in Texas to hold themselves in rsadi-
ness to march by the first of April to re-in-
force the army in Utah. Troops from the
Pacific side will also be ordered. The war
Department has determined on sending i'm
mediately large re- endorsements to the army
now serving in Utah. This force will con-
s:st of four full regiments which will be COM
posed Of both cavalry and infantry with 90
light battalions Of artillery it is expected
.hat they will concentrate at Fl. Leaven-
worth and take up their line Of march at an
early day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

~A motion is now before the
city Conncil to occupy the Second story Of
the Engine House - the futnre Council
Chamber ofthis city. This is good move.
That room is very convenient, well located
and as it is the property Of the city will, Of
course be used free Of expense for rent The
present council chamber il to bs used by
various city offices.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 81
type. ,,.,
Displayed advertisements onc.hslf more Than
usual rates. a.
Yearly advertising contracts VIII be UNDERWOOD "
apply STRICTLY - the immediate business o. .he n'eI
t.., and ali other In by the Ad'
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
will be inserted until forbid and charged accofdnsy
Notices for religious aud benevolent purposes IN
serted time free OF COST thereafter charged -
other Advertisements. =,
Advertisements from abroad must De paiu Io' we
Oariabiy IN adrGnee, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising termihsbie >. ~"
option u advertisers, they paying All VI
25 per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next To reading mS'.e5
20 per cent. advance above rates, and kept on ~
siIe, rs per cent. advance on regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid fer IN
aivance,
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ANDEkS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer h co, Der Dsmokrat
HARRINGTON n WILKIE. Daily Evening News
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7. IT. y. UUEIth' ~
lsORlEH Il ROC EKS,
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". H. uAkER. N. ID.

IA Oaioc-H ,ifu ans New buii.ing, Main street,
bet ween Front aud Second, Davenport, Iowa.
FrbIUdu
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Bosroy, Jan. 8,

BosroN. Jan. s.
Election in the 7th District to day to fill
the vacancy in Congress caused by the res.
ignation Of N. T. Banks, resulted in the
choice Of Daniel w. Gooch. The vote in all
but three towns stands s,s7O, Osborn. Dem
ocrat, 1000; Bell, Independent. 336; Scat
terlng 64.-plurality for Mr.. Gooch 1854,
which will be increased to about 900. Mr.
Cooch has plurality in every town in the
district except one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

NkW VkLkANs, Jan. 3.
Schooner Montechristo, with Tampico
dates to the 26th, arrived to-day. The
news Of Comonfort's Dictatorship reached
Tampico on the goth. proclamation Of
acceptance Was issued on the same evening
All is quiet
A delegation Of Seminoles and Creeks, ac-
companied by agents. have reached here. on
their way to Florida to induce Billy Bow.
legs TO emigrate west.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. I.
vLOUR-Quiet and uachanged BALE. 6 900 bbls
5000 ~ for super state; 559I Is for extra Dtste;
3OD4 ~ for super western; { 5565 Is for c1ua.
monte medium extra western.
RYE FIOUR-st o@l.
WHoAT-Asrket quiet and frm
RYE-Dull at 73Il78.
DARLEY-7O@7S
CONN-very scsvcs. Old nomilaI st 67k.
OATS-Oull ~ 1904 6r STATE l4@46 for west
ern.
PORK-Msrket hrm. .Sslcs SOl bbls st Is GOA
ID % 10 new mess; II SO for PRIME
BEKF-Unchanssd.
LARD-FiYm at 81.
BUTfER-Aore abtivs; Holt for Chic; aI@ql
for 6tste.
WHIeKKY-Sales $50 bbls ct 2lk.
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DIE d

On Friday morning, At o'clock. January an, az
ter lingering and painful illness, SUSAN OPI1LIA,
wife u Rev ALFRED LOUDBRBACK, aged Il years
II months and days.
The vuoeral viii take place at Trinity Church. al
O'Clock, P. Men Sunday next, st which ps CO and
time all the friends Of the family are Invited to A.
teod.
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V~

Providence, X. l., Jan. Z.
The Directors of the Hartford, Prov idence
Il Fishkill K. r. have voted to surrender
the Road to the Trustees for the benefit of
the bond holders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

NX7D have printed and have for sale the following
w Blanks, {, which list Ne shall be constantly
scdine new forms:
warvantse Dseds, Qgit Claim DSsds, Mortgsges,
Trust De.ds, Trustses Deads Il new artcts) Attach
ment Bonds, Gasnihsss, Notices Petttons, Original
Notices. kxecuticns. Hovers OF attorney sad - &c
variety Of Justices Dianks. DscI4iu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09
EyThe City Council convenes this
evening ct 6 and one half o'clock.

~ The Hon. J. Harlan will please
accept our thanks for valuable public docu-
mepts
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Rail Road Lands

NJ 3 - - q q n Z.
WE hsv~ selectioas Of 0ovsrnnsat Laad h
w alesfnats Sections, lying aloaR ~ ltne. e
~ paalGe aaafoo1, fUf sasry q ~ 1sllAS ~ 1
y. . .nA1DnD b %.
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3 II A h R 3 N E VS. DE r o. II
AND

VH"OV = = - y = n8 u M
We receive regularly and for sale Dailies:
N. Y. Herald, Philad. bulletin,
Tribune, Gin. Gazette,
Times, Commercial,
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem Press,
Traveller, 4" Tribune,
st. Louis Republican. st. Louis Ia,elligencsr,
Davenport 0szette, Democrat and Eews.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal termi
BY the month, quarter or year.
octl 9. h. STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

I DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OPFICn, NO. g.
Ia Nickolls' Block, Corner Of Brady and Second st's
Davenport, Iowa.
Espec,, sit ntion giv.n 70 the Investment of Non
ey upon uninc smbe Ell Real 8stats Security. Money
Loaned on Commission Titles mined and abstracts
sivcn, when desired. All Legal business promptly
attended to.
REFERENCES -Aessrs. Cook h Sargent, Messrs
Allen h Clark, M. Gen. l. Davenport, Dsvenp rt |;
Wm. ". Jeneris, Bsq,, Cashier BaLk Of Chester Co ,
Penn: John Tweedle, Esq Albany, N r.; p Gibson
Esq Cashier Bank Of Baltimors, Baltimore, Nd.
DE ZSitf
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.
The Senate to-day in an executive ses-
sion confirmed the nomination of Mr. Sedg-
wick as district !attorney Of New York, in
place of McKeon, removed. The vote was %
to 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09
Report Of tho Ladies' Union Benevolent
Society.

Report Of tho Ladies' Union Benevolent
Society.
MRssas EDIroRs:-The Ladies' of the
Uuion Benevolent Society, met "Wednesday
P. NJ. Jan. 9Th, at their usual place. Re-
ports from the officers and committees were
listened to with interest. BY request of ma
ny interested in this society. the ladies voted
to make out a monthly report for publica-
tion, and thus let the public know how
when and where, the proceeds given are
spent. The carly part Of the meeting was
quite enthusiastic, in reference to ssndiug
away applicants to whatever church or de
nomination they were in the habit of attend
ing. This was soon decided by unani-
nous vote to help all (Union is our metto)
if deemed worthy objects, by the committee,
of whatever denomination or color. This
society have visiting committee in North,
East, West. and the centre. as far as the city
limits extend.
This society was re'organized in October
last, and since that time We have had do
mated l42 different garments The number
of yards donated by Merchants is 81; the
number of articles given away 1sO; the
number Of families receiving aid has been
but IA since Oct. lst up to Jan. 1st. The
Treasurer had received $2l.OO: with the
most strict economy $l7.2O had been paid
out for goods. closing the year of 1857 with
$50 cents in the treasury and not owing 50
much as . five cent shinplastsr. In the
midst of our poverty We were presented
with tlO5, being the proceeds of q lecture
delivered few weeks since by the Rev. G..
+. Magoun for which the public will please
accept our grateful thanks. Since Jan. lst
$4,000 has been drawn, of which SIT has
been paid out for new goods and $500 for
a worthy nsighbor. it is hoped that with
judicious management we shall be able to
let the public see as we'll as take an interest
in 90 benevolent . cause.
january Z, 1887.
Per Order Of Society.
n. A. SWAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

~ Whereas, by the dispensation
of Divine Providence, in calling our well
beloved brother, VIM. Morgan from time to
eternity, our harmonious fraternal relations
have again been interrupted, and his un.
timely death has stricken US with great sor-
row, and while we mourn for him as . de
parted brother. whose sympathies We can no
longer have, and whose fraternal love no
longer reciprocate. we can only cherish his
memory in our hearts. But as he confided
in us while in life. 50 shall we prove faith
full to him in death, by being to his widow
and orphan. friends in need, by extending
to them our sympathy and council; which
are their inheritance, and whose call, we
hope may ever meet with ready response.
Resoived That in the death Of brother
WIN. Morgan this lodge has been deprived
Of one Of its youngest Master Masons, and
we mourn for him as bersaved bretheren,
and also that he has been cut down At the
very dawn of his masonic usefulness.
Resolved That the furniture Of this lodge
be clothed in the proper insignia Of mourn
ing for three months, as q token of respect
Resolesd, That We deeply sympathise
with the bereaved widow in her great af-
Fiction. and that We shall bc ever ready to
give all the assistance in our power when
ever she may require it.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in all the daily papers of this city.
and the Western free Mason, and copy of
the same be sent to the widow.
Davenport lodge No. 81 of A. F. & A. NJ
WINS S MINER,
Committee, F. II. GRlGGs,
A. d. BARTLETT.
Davenport Jan. 4 A. L. 6s5s A. d. 1853
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IOWA CITY, ...IOWA.
rlNHis Large and CommOdious Uotsl hAA been leased
i BY the propretvr, thoroughly repaired and reuo-
vated neatly furnished throushout, n the beet
ner, with sPDIH0 BEDS aud LI0HTED WITH GAS.
No psins viii be spared 70 make the PABK HOUSE
the "A No " Hou.s of the CITY; Il being much the
largest and pleasantly situated a central location,
the City rArg, With comfortable acconmodatj00S for
Two Hundred Guests
TERN6-in Conformity n the times.
Good and Uapaci0us Btabliug attached 10 the house.
J. TRUHDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov24Mf Formerly of the Trusde House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09


Annual Fire Department Report.
To the Honorable. tie Mayor and Aldermen of
the City Of Davenport.
The undersigned, President Of IndepAn-
dent Fire Engine and Hose Co., Number !.
begs leave to submit the following
REPORT.
That at the annual election of the said
Company. held January 4th, 1858, the fol.
lowing persons were elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Presidsnt-RoB'r n. LnrLER.
Zreasmyer-JoHN P. VANPArrlN.
Sseresary-GEo. D. BowLNo.
"Pilot" Division.
Foyeman-C. BucxHoLrEa
Assista~t-Taos WHITE
"Royer" Division.
Foreman-JoHN GUNDAKER
Assistant-RoB'T. MCGREGoR.
"Witch" Division.
Fossman-IsAAc CuNMNs.
Assistamt-FNTz BAuRosE.
and nine (lOs) active men, apPortioned ~
follows:
Pilot Division, 4S men.
Rover Is :.
Witch 10
Whole numbsr loo men.
The apparatus Of this company 10 now in
eosd order; The tender (Ngsf) lately injured
Aasing been fally repaired.
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Coach Factory.
A. / G. weber,

PrOpS-tetOfo.
Davenport, l0sCsz
r this establishment viii be found constantly on
hhand, or made 70 order, the latest and most sp-
proved styles Of
Reekaways, BuggieS L.,
which, In point Of nnish aud duTabty ass not = ~
surpassed In any market.
The ProprietOrs being practical wovknsa, fssl Con-
ndent that their ability In the occupation thsy
fess Will render full satisfacton % III who may ~
vor than with their patronage.
IN Weovk kOversVs0votn&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-09

ELIAS HALE,
ACCTTONcER d COMMISSION MERCHANT
(SECoxD eTRssr, BAsr or PsRRY.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
Of Dry Goods, Grocerie Crockery. Hardware Boots
and Shoes Clothing Furniture, Watches Jevelry and
Fancy Good, in fact, Of every descr rpton. Also-as
Agent for r. Bakeslec Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned to be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Oonsignm suts Of Eerchandi1e Of every description
solicited, and sales settled promptly.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer.
Dec. ST Second street, doors east Of Perry