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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

PRoeREss IN FLoRIDA-A letter received by gen.
tleaan of Charleston frcm friend at Fernandina Fia
under date of the 18th December states:
"Our little townis fast Improving. We have eighty
two miles of iron laid road and the rons being
laid with great rapidty and everything connected
with tie Florida Railroad is in fine condition. think,
in few days, We will have daily commune alton
with your city by steamers. The subject is greatly
spitated here"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

HOLINESS HOLE, Dec. 25-Arr. schr Oregon No" ."
York for Boston bris Nesnder do for HALIFAX , r, N
TARPAULIS COVE, Dec. 25-AIr. schrs Anyit e. ~
New-foIs Ellen Matilda, DO. doi tenaS2ri noeA'S -
Nelson, Calais for CO.; r. Baker, Boston Tor 90 L. n
CAPE MAY Dec. 5-Ar scbr on1ss' n'c1~n' w
ton. a., ~, aorh
nom New YorI arrived sst evenns-sll well -
NORFOLK Dee 27-An.csIk Ayola Boston schra sn'~
ETW iFANs Dec. T-Arr ships r. Jscobs. LiyeJoi
Godsn p.,je Hsyre Monticello, r. b. Cutting and hedxs,
FewYorE bssks Joseph Hail. do. Gen Cobb sad MAY NJ
hall Bostop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

quotsaon', s,.rng 1904 l09. for commercial sxns-
tures, srd C9i aloei for banker. Francs are very
dub.
Freights Are very inactive. To Liverpool, t1us
Tmo..ny & cd g, sl. CO. To Lond On, 900 tcs. Navy
p>.f at b. ga 100 bbls. do. a. Is. 3ii 30 boxes
Cbe.se at 3os. To Bremen, 100 cases Tooscco a, De-
To G.sgo~, 100 boxes Clover Seed a, 27s 81. To
Ner.Orle,1s 80 900 oh. O.ts at &c. The shop Amos
LawreIce, l. 400 turs, 70 San Francisco, on private
terns. A schoIper, to Port au- Platte, for round
cum.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re ep's,
$40 400 I4-for Customs, $9j,0Oo; Payments 81
43O 50: Balance, So 6s6, AGO s.. The disbursements,
il viii be seen, are very large
The Bank averages for the week show & cortrA,t ted
movement, tier. being decrease in every item eI-
ceptipg circulation. AS however the week included q
holiday. it is impossible to Ascertain the exact changes
which have taken place. The decrease IN loans is q
good feature a. far a. il goes and that 10 specie s less
than was generally anticipated. Bat little, If any,
specie hes been ot to the South durlng the week, bot
there has been moderate Western drain, while con-
siderable amount. have been added 10 our bank vaults
from Philadelphia snd Boston, mainly from the latter
city, is not anticipated that the South will require
any further large shipments. Another California arrl.
vol nearly due, and the Subrreasury is paying out
freely. so that the next statement vii doubtless show
an increase in the specie reserve. The decrease in
net deposits is quite large, and is no doubt mostly in
bsDk balarces.
The following is comparative statement Of the
condition of the New.York Banks for the weeks end
ing Dec. IS and 2j
Nov i2 Nov S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
LAW LVIELLIG EINCE.

srPRrME COvRT-CHAnBrss-DEc 27-Before Jadge
Balloon -DsCisIOF,N
Henry Wheeler agt q. i Nrer-Motion de-
MID slo COTS without prejudice
Georgiapa Scott act. james Water Scot~-JudS-
r,eut Of divorce granted, With costs
Before Judge 81 fHrsLAxp.
The People, SC, James s. TAYLOR and others agt.
TIE Mayor and other.Ju' zneo or plant fs on denur
NJ With sbsry defendants whtr twenty days on
ut of costs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The annexed circular has been issued by the Irus'
tees of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad:

NEw.YoRg. Dec IS 1883
II. un6cru.d In Offering the Accompanying ioi
.b. .sra,s Of The stcsbod.rs and Gre OF me ONO
.us M,i.pp Railroad Company Eastern D'ision deem l.
r,,r me opinion that by the adoption OF 1e iffre
-s, the Company viii b. susbr 20 pl.cs i' rosh aa PR
sr;y In csudon 20 the entire busine" 20 Sn
rom n. anon {; fsy entitled = NEE, Promp-y al 'Iaf-
upon for interest il. reuarins nie .,
Il. Mt earnings pay dividends uponits STOCK ~nn
.s,orsble tine: and al tor Efson WI D. r.
moved ard Of al par,ies be thereby paced
.afe and reliable position ,,,u,.,. 81,
Tie following s.>em.nt exhibits the esiim'ed soi,le o'
he Company with July 1889 under s present
s,u.uts ana they viii BE- reduced 70 under
agreement ASSUMING thai the conditions nlEbefed
Second" ard Third Of tie agreement are comPhea VIII "
con..mplA.ed. A., r.,
Duly csed cores Of the men. Are no o
b. signatures Of suy psrt.s interested AZ ne oh-' Vi ~
Couuauy in .b. Cities Of Newlork and Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Receipts Of Produce-Doc o.

BY Erie RaRroa6- go bbls. Whhsy - eo Alcohol "A A,
OIL sec do Flour loo bsss DO 27o se Leather p rr
$40 pk Provisions, o. aes Csncs. pkss Az, a 40
Tobacco $50 do. Lard iS do Grease 80 Bsser so Sass
Barley, ls5 bales Cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Albany Cattle Market.

ALsASy, Monday, Dec. p, ltH
The receipts Of BEEyE less than ls, week and he a
i'y about the there IL good jemard AMI pnes are
well sustained the range 10 from 10 So, live w,sat and &c.
for choice. The receipts q sHEEP rse and prss
lower the 5td5c about geo have been od o hs
market hoCs dull and noIurs 3, tic for live hoss avsras
24o pounds
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Latest Market.. per Asia.

LIVERPOOL, Saturdsy-noon.
LOTION quiet ne .aes today vii probably rea.h 900 bales
BkEADsruFFs and Provisions perfectly staznsnt.
LONDON, Ssturdsy-ll a m.
cox.d. ' - -'N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Passengers Arrived

IN the steamship Asia JyomLircpool-Mr. Rhoads, q
Goher Mr. Barlow MIRA Goner infants and nurse, Nj. GG
lara .nd servant Asait snd sdy g. raessr M G.v..
Pmve, b Osby Z. Lord, Murray, Mr.. Barbour, Mr. Hos
el M. Moore, capt Coustock. o. Dn,.ei O. Ma5en II "
Mr. Lonsmere, Mr. Gond Mr. Mier. Mr. Dunbar, o.
Hughes, e T. Barker, H. shsw, c. s;ou y; NJ spsuse {
Topman, E. o. Hs,anl, 8. Cod-n, D. oinen u. wns.nesn
friend O. l. Lppold, r Holt simmon, C. AnGa'e n
Seesmau and brother Mr. and Mrs Mills. MI SHUT MI bs
ter c. Virtue Mr. Muller Mr. Gkison J. j. scheafppsi
Mr. lands r. R.nsome, Mr.. Friedman. L. Robinson !
8 Fenton g Wilson. L. BrucknsD Mr. Getty Col o. hsaT
J. Wright w o. Cbettick. O. H. Dali v. N. Jones, b. ~
pier H. Winter Mrs. Orworth, Mrs Chstheld, A. Pons
h. w Crowther A. Hutchison, J. Hayes q. N AdeBsett
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srsIAruR ALMANAC.
suu-kises... 7:24 Sets $40 Moon-Tises. en
HIGH wArER-rHIs
Sandy Hook l:i8 laid %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER se 1858

in tbi. oi,y re,t month. The holders ot .i mortgage
bond. on the Milwaukee and HORIZON road, are Gale"
70 meet at the Office Of A. j. Blsecksr Co., on
Thursday, 3O,h December.
TIE earrings for tire fret and secoui week Of tie
Tene Haute, Alton and ST. Louis roal for December
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE " Y TRIBUNE
.aupa - MONDAY, Dec r. 1853 n
AsHEs-The demand for both kind. i. limited IS 50 for
Pos aud e. IS for Pearls
CoiTON-The market is reless; the sales are reported
a. 500 b e. We quote;
hEwroRK cLAssIrIcArros
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Csnsruon Bones excbansed for Second Mortgage Bonds
B-Accrued II,efest Construction Bond from Maci to
July1
Csc Of this sdvsc shall not BE- repsd BY the Com
par v prior 10 July I, 1889 viii then exist debt
DFfst Mortgage Construction Bonds 70 be purchased BY
the Company. - -
wN. II. hsfINwALL. EDWARD LEARNED,
JOSEPH W ALSOP SAMUEL w. CONSTOCK,
EDWIN BARTLETT, WILLIAM A. BOOTH
DAVID LEAVITT, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The cash Assets and liabilities of the New-O
D the 18Th irst., Mere as follows

Totsl."els,s774 sI5742e9i ss353OOs 81, 1863 9s3
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks and also the
due to distant banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Disasfers. kc.

C.Ivrsros Dec. lThe vessel sent 10 vrecf Of snf Ds
Poue returned here Dish, With the captain cs IN
and whs; little they saved from .as w'se, s, wu ws
amount TO almost nothing A. all Thy fp, IN oas bal,
much Res anything sad h., d, s, sss ,so1. sS. va
quickssnds % there but oos corner OF In ~
since wrote you there mas be.ps con"sns r. - n ~
blowing ana ah-ayy sea on Capt HayAla 'ssp 80, 80
sble to ythinE from tse ~rech o., , ss -
s-ts smooth and yet hope TO save vns' v on % -
80 per sslysxe. The captain wil enp'seo VI
saved and proceed north immediately ~ rr,A.rvte
tBy letter 70 Enwood WLter eco, Sc = 80 c,mms-
EoRIoLg Dec. 2S-We have Just heard 'rou -. ..S shf
dant of recks on Eastern sbore, uat ne esr,
Only Daughter Boyener, from Se~ iefs 'ot .ni -
shore toe William knight shoals see ~ 80 -, ~
sbos. ery st low water 1, Is tooufht she can % 81
IBy letter 10 Ell~ood Wsl,sr. esd seesy . SSS'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
SALES AT AUG ITO

SALES AT AUCTION -
5000 Tn Fl Mad Iowa Be- 10 Columbia Mar Ins Colo5
5000 La Cr Mil I'd M So 40 ~ Brevoort Fire Ins Co. .lo53
100 do..........7s 25 A Gebhard Fire Ius Co.. 70
1000 Ch St r. du Is Excelsior Fire Ins. Co. II
100 CIT Bk Of LII 46 80 NJ American Paint Co.. 70
Is Hamilton Fire Ins Co. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
To Mariners

The Lsh,.hp Gro. Ledge Delaware Bay VII hs ssa Dee
on her satjon for the Winter s-ason IN or soout
or ~ soot a. The ice IN the bag may render necss'
By order q ,ss sl4EhIwiSoa lisaiIss COZ Conf o. Ns
Puti Apfl yUlA. Dec. n 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Messr.. Taylor Brothers quote Land "arrans a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Total. Ss Os lS5Il ZIG S65 % 36 S4s sS67s os
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RgPoRTgp EXPRESSLY Foa THE nENoce.r
THIhTY-FIFrH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81.

WASHINGTON, Jan 81.
SEsATE MFR. ponglas from the commiiie ee
On Territories. reported hil for the al.
mission OF Minnesota into the Union, whic!,
wat read and placed on the calander
II message from the House. announced
the death oi Siessrs Brayton Lock and hart
Nessrs. bright and Fitci. delivered euloei,s
and the usual resolutions Of respec; we're
adopted.
The Senate proceeded TO the consdera.
tion OF the efficiency of the army.
HousE-The House authorized the inv ca :
tigatiDg cAmmiite on the Middlesex Bill af.
faie TO employ Stenographer, and then
went into comittee Of the whole on the Inva-
lid Pension Bill
Mr Addison Of Mo spoke in favor of the
admission Of Kansas under the Lecompton
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
From Mexico

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.
The Tennessee. from Vera Cruz on til
olst. arrived here to-day.
The country is in u complete state Of an
archy nearly all the mail stages between
Vera Cruz and The capital had beed robbed
and nearly every state and town We're pro
nouncing az ins, Coinonfort The City Of
Mexico was in state of seige on the llth
Zulogas Brigade which was the first to
declare the dictatorship. pronounced against
Comonfort. 1t holds the citadel and bar
racks at san Augustine and Sar Domingo
Camonioit was refused admittance to the
last named place. He then assembled > 900
troops at the palace with artillery and ar
reste .Llloga, but afterwards released hiu
on parole.
\ portion of Zuloga'- Brigade is in favor
Of Zuloga for the presidency others favor
santa Anna.
On the 3th San Augustine was attacked
by Comonfort's troops, who We're repulsed.
All foreigners had raised the flags of their
respective countries Confusion raigned in
the Capital
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
The GAZETTE AND THE CRY CoUN-

The GAZETTE AND THE CRY CoUN-
cn-AF erman j c. Washburn, associate
Edited Of the Davenport Gazette Dealer in
Hardware, and Candidate for Mayor, de
sires to have little fun in town, and pro-
poses that the whole city Council ehall re
sign and that a new election be called in
every ward. That's a very brilliant idea,
bu' We are afraid. if his suggestion were
followed, that poor Wash" would turn up
missing To be sure, the tax payers might
not like the amusement Of paying five or
six hundred dollars for election exoenses
but Wash" den I care q copper for tax pay
ers; and Eome tiuid Id burghers might OBJ
ject to being without city Government
for three or four weeks, bat that's only a
trifling matter lets have new election.
We have candidate who can beat Wash"
any day-one Herr Meyer, proprietor of
lager icr saloon in Iowa street. Wash"
relies on the support of the Dutch and the
tiremen TO whom he is very assiduouslv
toadying, but he does not stand No. l.
even with them whereas, our man Never
is a bona tide Dutchmsn, gallant fireman,
heroic soldier, and the proprietor of lag
er bier saloon. Let us have a new election
by II means, ard We promise to rid the
council Of Wash, and every other mem
Der that i. in the least fishy Gentlemen
of the Common Council. the peop pies voice
demands q new electionl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

The Mayor read the following message,
which, on motion of Aid Cannou, was re.
ceived and ordered tc be printed:
GENTlEMEN:-I have called you togethe
er at this time for the purpose of inviting
YOU to taAe into consideration the iifiicui-
ties existing in the Fire department as here
tofore organized, aul also the propriety of
providing, by act of the City Council, for
an election to fill the vacancy III the Sec
ond Ward, caused by the resignation of Aid.
Ramming
The facts are, that the City. by exceed.
ingly liberal expenditures OF money, had
provided necessary engines, hose carriages,
and engine house. to lay the foundatiol. for
a good and efficient Fire Department
That volunteer company has been organ
lied with the assent of the City Council.
and has had the possession and control OF
the entire apparatus and building up to a
recent datc-and, indeed, now have made
temporary arrangement, hich | have
taken the responsibility of making That
the City Council has, in pursuance of the
power vested IN it, passed an ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance to regulate the Fire
Department, and all connected Herewith.
1ual tile IITe Companies heretofore referred
to deem the ordinance aforesaid obiectiona-
BILE and are unwilling to courtenance their
organization, and do the duty which ought
to be required of Firemen, unless the said
ordinance is amended. in some particulars
and that really at this time while the city
is in possession OF all the cessary appara.
tus for extingu shing fires, there is no pro
per and efficient organization to use and
make the apparatus at all effective. ex-
cept under the temporary arrangement be-
fore referred to.
l am not d;sposed all this time to re-
view the proceedings of the past week. or
to pretend to say who is in fau,t or re-
sponsible for the existing state Of things,
bat slmpl, desire to do whateevr ] can
in the Official capacity in which have
been placed by my fellow citizens, to al
lay all excitement and i'll feeling, and to
remedy the evils under which the City is
now suffering.
l respectfully recommend to your hon
orable body the appointment Of commit.
tee OF three from your own members. the
psssage Of Q resolution requesting three
reputable citizens not members Of the
City Council. and who have not been at al
idsatifsd with ,hs question at issue, 70 cot
@ eommittse in sonjuastion with yeus
~ ~ . 3Aal1e - - - Aoo1inA(a ~
~ ~ % ba10 lllt0l $ NJ ID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
STATEOF IOWA.


=. B. HARDING, CLAUS LACE,
c. +. DlrrEI
Charged ~iM iaciting rio: at the late fire at
Aliens N,H
HENRY TIDES sworn.-I was present at
the fire at Aliens Mill, on Sunday morning,
when | saw Harding push another man
which | think was Mr. Cannon, but can't
say certainly; and also saw another German
step up with an axe, who said he would
split his ID brains out" After that. |
kept as closely as possible; saw Mr.. Har-
ding standing on pile of lumber, attempt
ing to pacify him. While he was talking in
boisterous manner, II. pushed off ii e man
who was talking tc him. asked him fine
had not better push me of. The next man
he assaulted was the Mayor, whom he told
his presence was obnoxious The Mayorre-
fused TO leave, AMI said he would not -
There was another man with Harding st the
time At this time No. Is were called for,
who came and rallied about the Mayor and
defended him. Saw Mr. II. shake his fist
in several persons faces saw him shove Mr..
Cannon over; saw Mr. Corbn near pile Ct
lumber; saw Mr.. Harding and another man
with an axe, pursuing Mr. Corbin; heard
voices OF kill him d-n him, kill him r.
Thought the larger part Of the CT ovid were
running from Curiosity. think there were
only two persons threatening the Mayor
Some one demonstrated with Harding, and
told the Mayor the Germans in general were
not identified with the row.
Crosseranined-Was standing near Mr.
Harding at the time. 1t was the first time
saw him. Saw him pushing Cannon One
had an axe.
F. DENNlsox sworn-I was at the fire on
Sunday morning. saw disturbance be-
tween Mr. Harding and other persons, near
the railway of the mill. saw q man get
up, and heard Harding use violent and pro-
fame language in regard to the Common
Council Saw Corbin coming, and saw a
crowd run at him. and heard the cry of
"kill him" There was large crowd after
him. Heard . man say throw your axe
at him." Caught hold fthe mans arm who
raised his axe don't know who it was. Mr..
Harding cried, "cat ch him" Harding came
t, me and told me to leave the ground; that
l spoke for Corbin. and if did not leave the
ground would be killed. did not rush me
off the pile of lumber on which was stand
ing. Soon after he rushed up 10 the Mayor
in menacing manner, and ordered him
from the ground, saying, we pay our mon
, ey and get no good for it" together with
much other profans language. The Mayor
said. you have ordered me Of the ground;
ysa nay eat Ne down, ySa may hill ne. but
" sastss ~ =. Z - g.sAaA' ne
] ~ ~ lol19A "Aoo ~ On oo ! ~ r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
HDr. Heath, of New York CT,

EEL DR.. Heath, of New York City,
the eminent physician for the cure ofcoughs
colds, bronchitis, asthma. consumption and
other chronic diseases, is at the lie Claire
House. in this city, where he will be happy
the lungs. DC, free of charge, during Tues
day and Wednesday, Jan. 26th and 27th
lie will be prepared to furnish his Japanese
Extracts, and other remedies, which have
cured thousands Of patient The Doctors
return visit to Davenport will be duly m
uouuced
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
From Kansas.

ST. Louis, Jan. ~.
A gentleman fr m Lawrence, on the 10th,
who arrived this evening, reports having
Travelled from Weston TO Boonville in com
pary with messenger bearing dc-patchcs
from Calhoun to members of the Cabinet at
ashington, the tenor oi which as derived
from the messenger il that Calhoun re lected
the rrt rms which We're sent t. Denver IN
stead Of himse.f, Oh thc grounl that in
cerdance with the Lecompton schedule, they
are illegal and therefore void This gives
the state Offices to the Democrats, and also
ono majority in the Council and in the
House.
Mr. Storer, Democratic member of the
Legislature, had been shot in the stage be
tween Wyandotte and Lawrence. He would
probably die
Henderson was still in custody at Law
renee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

FooD FOR TIE MrLLIoN.-Burr L.
Swift have just received and and are con
'inually receiving one Of the largest and
finest stock Of Groceries that was ever
brought to this city. and for the benefit Of
holders OF wild cat We would advise them
10 read the last paragraph of their new ad
vertisement, and then go and get rid Of it
a. soon as possible for they are bound to
sell them cheap, and no mistake.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
CtfSiE,i d ROGEiss,
j. W. ~. HAh Err, VI. d.,

IbHYSICIAS AND SUhihON --OFFICE-POST
l. OFFICE BLOCH Hous,-N nth siie,f Ftf Z.
btf"et t't~esa b.a4y auJ Ferry I4uSIdti
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NOTICE TO AuXERTISERN.

Large cuts charged double the same dimenslons ..
type.
displayed Advertisements one~haf more thai
usuAl RATES.
iesriy Advertising contracts wlii be understood T.
Apply AtFi9ily q THE unmc ate b4sness ~ the adYer
User, AID all other advertisement. sent IN by the
sertser Will BE- charged extra.
ah'eis 'e3Aenis 40, accompanied sith INSTRUCTIONS
"" o. inserted unti isroi, AnS charged rGingiy
"@le.s Tor religious s,HI Drnvs0,ent purpose IN
estrh "e f""e ircs oi cost, thereafter charged as
".aer sdFerlEtfnefts
AGv' ftsfiaent- ff9H 6brDai must be pad fOr in
oiTiGbty IA dduGncs. us.le fr -. sppros eli = ye
o1asfs 4 - yearly adv rtl,lig ffnluAblc a ia
o.itn u issf-, tiey paylng adj nl u
~ PER cent. 90 u contract p.lss
td'cri.s m 'nis Inserted "a H to reading matter
- = .tit aisaHfe en- at,sTe r4tse and kspt ia
~ ", - per ce1t advance on regular rates.
Al u.asseat embellishments n.Gst be psid for In
siytaoe.
RIohARDSuS WEST. Iowa state Denscrat
.tN Dfhs 81 Blto. Dany Gs7ette
III. LlSfi HER = 90. Der B.Iuakrat
.kklNfION ! WiLKlE. LAZY Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

I'o Asrri.d Womes on the Voluntary c n,rol Of
- tse ~ inI Function, Strictly n ,ral in tone,
ioios, % Pf.c'ssi his special Study the great
pe Of his life 1t ce-ry rshearsss the phiiosonh,
o. i"pre as!aoe sna contains . summary Of aii tns
m.ass fesor1e %. to Prevent ounceptpn. noiossns
out Which are sostent End scussine ~ Il vmtnss
WttA ree0nsnaAtieos IN disss.hs - = aSssiy
~ oaf1ly 0tyesali seaorD:ioo 0sna 1s1rt ~. ~
= s.s:.ss's s. !. = nS''i''|l NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

LADIES -Wadswsrth has some
thing to say to you which il Of great impor
tsnce and if you will read his advertise
nent you will deserve just what it is
There 10 great bargains to be had and
you should improve the chance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

IOWA CITY, Y,...................... IOWA.
rI,is Large and Comm ,dious Hotel has beer leased
i by tho proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno-
waited, neatly furnished tLrotshout, T. the best man
ner, with sPBISG BEDS and LIGHTED WITH Gas.
No pains will he spared to make the PA6K HOT eE
the a No = House of the Cuy; II being nu b tue
largest and pessantiy situated 10 cen rsl location,
n the corntr OF J a. apd Dut ulue streets, near
the Cay Pars, with comfortable accommodations for
Two HIM ir. Guests
TERNtin conformity (, the times.
Good and Uapeclous stabing a tAch d 20 the house.
J TkuSDELt. Proprietor
Noy24itf formerly Of the IT lsdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.,
F1OUH-Msrfet very DUH ard prlc . unchAu <, d
at Ibd4 30 for super Stat; 4 45tg4 60 f,r extra
siaie; -1G+ 10 for super western, 1 1895 w for
mnon 10 ui.di am exta W, stern
CANADIAN TiOUk-Un2hanged. 5slss, 800
btls
RYE Pf0CR-r nchsr g.d
WhsAT-Unchtngei. Nothing doing.
RYE-Duii At s0ta -.
BARLEY-Nominal at 70d75
CORS-Pirm .: 81 for oil mixed we,tera 8aes
i2,roh bush red sonthern 1T 81 a 10
OAr5-Qnet at i2Cg IS for etAte l5d4o for west
eTn.
PnRK-Frmer at Is ooal5 30 for mess; u 0O,
l2 2J for pr,ne.
bEkF- Bacyant with fair business
DRESSED hOGS-tk4.A
LAkD-P rm at 9eL9h
BCfiER-Active At liGl5 f,T Ohio I3l2l fjr
State
CHHReR-S esdy ct Gas
bACDN-ln demand ~ dull prices.
wNiekEY-Befter Sales loo bbls ct -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, JANUARY 27. 1858.
Blank KS.

MR have pfin ed and have sor sale the folio sing
w Blsnk., which list We shall lie Constantly
s61inR lew forms.
w.rsn'fe D-.ds, Quit Claim Ds-hs, Mortsages,
Tru.t DEEDS. Trustrrs DEEDS {. ne ~ srtiet.) Atsf
ut Bond, 6 srnis hes Noticfs Pc itons, Original
Not es vxecutions. hov.rs OF -torn-y, ar "a &c
variety Of Justices BlsLks. Dsci4u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

o. We have some We y d, sLabe lois sciectpl
49, aad tor sale IN OsmAnch-. Fat se.n price
terLi' &c made known, upoG sYplIeatioas 10 PAs-
khE. EDWARDS = TALAAGE, NJ. ~ OrI's BOOK
Aprl. 25.dsf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27

~ Among other things do not for
get HUI. Gift Codcert tonight at Metropo.i-
tai Hail.