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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-02
For the National Era
JASPER: A ROMANCE.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12
THE TRADES.

A MECHANICAL ENGINEER AND DRAT1HTsNAN,
a who also tbroughp ractica machinist and
toned OF the workshop WISHES
References unerceptonsbe Address Dor l8 Athens Penn
billiard TABLE MAKERS wANTED-wHO ARE
~ accustomed 70 and overhaul tables None others
need apply. 0COHNoR cOLLENDFR, 50 Ann street.
WAErED-A NAN THAT UNDERSTANDS GARDEN-
W ne ano farming three coored waters an entry CLERK
sno young man 70 travel Apply sfer a. ~, m3f ul.
ton 81, brooklyn, room No. 3 BALDWIN BRO.
WANIED-A STU ALTON BY A CUTTER; PREFERS
w Neany scc, and cares much for hgh To
pc seen a. lt Ludlow between and Houston
FAT1Us g. NOOMBERG
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srrUANpovs wANrEDA-fTMhLE

Il Ki Viis % FAMILY SEW No DONE az vqEsL +;
\ atlsons sowing machines, on -esso,ahls tsrul
sAsAETr to5 Foarth Avenue, corner Of Twenty Mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12
RTELIIGEHCE OpvICEs.

LARGE NUMBER or GIRtR WANTED IuMK
"A dately IN good situations ready good wages Ia
wash and IRON do chsmbsrwort waiting and
Ievera and INQUIRE Al the
snsti.u,e and Home, ly llh st., corner Of 9Th
FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN ExCKIIHNy
servants Immediately, at wages 70 suit ALL he new
Domestic 1nsnslte and Home 1S llth OF
nue. This home hes abdsnce Of civil capable
help. Conducted BY . respectable American lady.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A GENTLEMAN LIVING IN PHILADELPHIA, AM
"A travelling South and West twice a year, would b
happy receive commissions The best OF
security n required Address y. Gerald Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

no uAfAgvns BnEwERs AID DrsUII.IRa :
ans So ne s:shsrs r.. nov PREPARED recsiye
per- cent IN TIME md fuel and porns nov IN rss
~ se csn BE- pAsked for thpmeuA N . eompas and
~ ncorne sid ~ any ordinary mechanic Also peru
rred ,ss usvs msnnsv for hcerns 81 sbor poaes r. q.
.res, seeons soi s. % sTssrs ns gsnA ~ Broos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
New York Matters.

New York, April 3.
The Herald has two weeks later advices
from the army in Utah, dates to 10th Feb.
Health Of the army good. The march up
on Salt Lake city wonld probably CON-
mence about 2Oth
Much grass ON plains is advanced as far as
it was in May last year.
Several hundred recruits from New York
arrived at Fort Leavenworth.
Previous to 29th March, preparations for
early forwarding reinforcements to the
army were actively made.
Col. HOffman's command of companies
had been met 400 miles west of Fort Leav-
enworth,
Col Johnstones suppliesFwould last no
longer than the lst Of May. but there was at
#. Larramier month supplies for 800 men
and it was intended to send on train FROM
that poiot to camp Scott as early as possi-
ble
Col. Johnston now proposes to enter Salt
Lake city as some point north of Echo Can
on.
Steamer Catowbs, arrived last night
with Havana dates to 3Oth March.
She reports markets at Havana as ex
ceeding dull; but private correspondence Of
Journal Of Commerce, reports an active bust
ness during the the week.
In consequence Of the approaching holi.
days, and prices sustained, the total ex, orts
of sugar for the week from the southern
ports Havana, Mantanzes and Cardenss.
amounted to nearly 81 900 boxes; stock on
hand 49, 500 boxes; molasses held firm;
3a3 IA for sugered and for medium.
The United States war stesue Fulton.
left Havana on evening of 29th for Cam
peachy.
The Dutch ship, Admiral Utman, from
Havana. for Rotterdam, was wrecked on
9Th Of March on Florida beach. Vessel AID
cargo total loss crew saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
DAVENPORT. IOWA, TUESDAY MolNING APRIL {, 1858.


~Who - not heard Of Taylol's
Cslsbsstsd Nsv yosk Sslooasf Who that
~ eess visi1e1 tben has nst bsen daz-
dsd b ~ aaoli1sst tsplsnase a he bsau-
tifally elldst waIlaL itsssosd esiKags gor-
esess uiu<9. 81 lazsr;oas ssushes; o..
Who thet hss sv~ sejcysd The delicious
eonfssticss there sssvsd. ssd hes not pro
noaassd = tAs mest eplsadid salooa in the
world.
Bath , ~ ef thsDalesa vs would nov
spssk past5sulasly. We tish 70 ny sons-
thing = ~ lsesenatioeal Hotel in the ame
building. Over The salsssa, and connected
With thea. IL Iaternational Hotel. though
- qsi1s - veil Known - Tsylors saloons
Il. nsvsrthslsaa. - splendid n ~ appoint
nsnAa nN - spass allow W would Ike
70 eeeists : rinlts deass1pitioaof this bsas-
italy 6asai1hsa asd soayssisasly leeassdl
House. but We vill content ourselves With
dwelling ON the delightful eminisenees
Of the few days We enjoyed life when stop.
ping there, and refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement Of Mr.. Alfred Freeman, the gen.
tlemanly proprietor. now published in our
paper. for some idea Of the advantages
which families and gentlemen visiting New
York will find At the International Hotel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
Trustees Sale.

VkTn1REAS On the 1st day Of April, A. D. 1856,
w Thomas TIbbstt and Blizabesh 11bbett, O..
ecuted unto Austin Oornin, ~ Trustee, . certsiD
deed Of Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in
Clinton county, Iowa, described a. follows to Wit
The south half Of TIE northeast Quarter and the
north half OF the southeast quarter q SEC Ton nun
Der twenty nine 29) In township lumber eighty
(Sl) north Of range number ole ~ east Also ths
north east Of the south vest quarter Of te
same section, township and range; which ssid con-
veyaoce was made b the said Thomas Tibbett and
Elizabeth Tboett for the purpose Of securing ~ pay
meot Of the certain DseDssory notes and The nterest
thereon signed b. oeid 1Aomas hbset dated the LIT
day Of April, D 1855, ard among which were ~
following: Oae fbs ten and 100 dollars, and one
for three hundred and tvoty-seven dollars both due
in too yes,s from date.
And now ssid last naned nstss having bsssns
due and payable and tAe said 1Ao0as Tibet having
failed 70 pay ~ sams, i Austin Oorbn Trustee 9
aforesaid Do heby give ks pnblic nodes, hat - vir-
tue Of the power which y In vested b. sad dse
frussI VII oa Friday tn 30th day ot Apsil, le66
q ~ hour of two o'cloek IN the Afternoon a. ~
day at the Court 0ouse 6oo9 n ~ ety OF
expose and oGer for SALE at pahic aaeean sho panla
of1aad shove deeel6sd, nneA thereof . eAa IN
sseiens = satiefy aaA pay - aaeuas o4sai1 -
~ ~ tnsseet thgop6 = ~ ~ = 80, teo01el
WtA ~ - eogeD 90 apaaaaU eeSanl6oa ~ e11a
ss61s q ~ nee11e - 1sua1sSs -. Voea ~
ssng1eele e suaA - : a. On = 80.
oseA0Ao0 - = 49, q r. M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

The International Hotel.
BROADWAY. coRNER FRANKLIN STREET,
New York,
HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED.
The Rooms are all nevly Carpeted,
THE furniture and beds are Superb,
And the Baths Unsurpassed.
z6Nl0s's Celebrated S0l00sss,
ARE CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL.
Here 10 concentrated all the comforts OF home,
with tbs luxuriss Of palace.
THE SPLENDID LADIES' PARLOR
Commands IN Unequalled
View OF 7roAdwAY
TIE International
s the most central Of any Of the Prssr Glass Horsl
for business, or pisces Of amusement and offers un-
surpassed advantage TO Families and Gentlemen Wis
iting New Yorkr
sprsd1m ALvRRD FIREMAN, Propristor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THIRTY.HIFTH CONGRESS.

WA@Hlxorox. April 8.
SExArk-Various petitions were present
cd and referred, among others. ons from
citizens Of N. r., in favor Of the passage OF
. general Bankrupt law. and one from the
Chamber of Commerce, Of N. T., against
the abolition of Light House Board.
The joint resolution Of the Legislature Of
n. 7. in favor Of paying Revolutionary
debts, was referred.
A petition from Sam1 Gordon, Of Brook
lyn' N. Y. asking government to purchase
his Electric Gas Lighting patent. Also
referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright, Of Ind. the
President was requested to furnish copy
Of the Instructions given to Hon. w B.
Rudd. - Commissioner to China.
A resolution from the legislature Of n. J.,
was presented. aSting the ffssidsat 70 pre-
mote Lieut.. Maury.
Mr.. Brown. Of Misa.. brought up his po.
lice bill. for the protection Of lives and pro-
perty in the City Of Washington. The bill
provides for patrol force Of 100 men, and
various stringent regulations
HoUsE.-The House took nm the Senate's
amendment to the volunteer bill.
Mr.. Quitman, of MisA, preferred the or
ganized number of regiments. bet 40 the
troop should move Immediately, he would
consent to the request
Mr. Hughs. Of Ind. suggested. Is Texas
vas to have full regiment. New Mexico
ought to have IN opportunity.to raise one for
her own defence. Others acquiesced in his
view. particularly as the regulars were be-
ing removed frow New Mexico to Utah.
The House concurred in all the Senates
amendments, which leaves it discretional
with the President to accept one regiment
Of mounted volunteers for defence Of Texas.
and two regiments for the protection of
supply and emigrart trains, and the sup.
preston Of Indian hostilitiea This was
agreed to by IL majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

Yesterday was . most exciting day.
It was the annual election for township Of
6cera On Saturday the Republican ticket
was elected by . large majority. owing to
disafection in the Democratic ranks. Ebene.
ger Cook was elected Mayor by . heavy
vote.
As is usual when q party lis largely in
the ascendant. there is . great demand for
the spoils. We understand from reliable
authority. that the editors of the Real Estate
Register felt deeply aggrieved. that in the
distribution Of the Offices on the general
ticket, they were entirely omitted from the
list of candidates, while Mr.. Cook was CON-
plimented by the nomination for mayor
During the winter they have exhibited the
most intense toadyism, all for the benefit of
Cook d Sargents wildcat. They demanded
at the hands Of the shinplaster operators q
reward. It was finally agreed that the
senior should be compensated with the off,
ce Of Alderman from the 4th ward. On the
evening of the nomination their friends
were out in full force, but the Republican
voters of 4th ward did not appreciate their
labors, and Mr.. Morley received the nomi.
nation. At this they we're highly incensed,
and one of the firm abused the people of
that ward tremendously for refusing to
nominate gentleman to that Office.
All these troubles produced split. of
course. The difficulty assumed an aspect so
alarming, that on Saturday evening a con-
sultation was had among..the factions, and
after much recriminstion and hard talk, .
compromise was effected by an agreement
to run r. B. Hill, late of Boston, for Town
ship Constable. Tickets we're quietly pre-
pared. and yesterday morning. the town
was flooded with them. At the time Of
writing this article, there is great excite
ment, and a good deal of feeling manifested,
between the different candidates.. Mr.. Hill
is polling . heavy vote-cutting in largely
both upon the German and Irish candidates
for this Office. He will poll q tremendous
vote; but whether he will be elected, it is
impossible to say at present.
At all events, this will be proud day for
old Boston. We venture to soy that since
the laying ont of Davenport. no gentleman
has been complimented, by 50 heavy vote.
80 soon after he came among US. 1t is .
proud day for the editors of the Register.
Its basis is no longer questionable. We un-
derstand they contemplate the immediate
starting of daily, which shall control jour
nalism in the North West, and circulate very
freely among the rest of mankind. We hear
from various quarters. that they are chuck
ling to great..degree. at the prospect of the
Democrats speedy annihilation. and consider
the Gazette as most unquestionably 'gone
COON" There IL no doubt but that thev
have borne off the palm Of victory from Add
and Alfred. Before going to press, We shall
be able to lay the result before our readers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

MERCANTILE COLLEGE, Messrs.
Davis, Upton 4 Breeds, have established
branch of their Mercantile College..at this
place. They have for some time been loca-
ted At Peoria, ILL.,, where they have won
golden opinions" from all sorts of men.
The Faculty of the college are all men of
experience; part Of them being selected
from the ablest LAWYERS and best scholars of
this city.
We heartily recommend this institution
to all young men wishing thorough COM
mercial education.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

ARRIVALS.
FASxY HAneny webb-Galena.
CAsns GAaQp. Cofin-St. Louia
CessswAsA. Hiekman-
Tnaoxmsey Ksath- Montrose.
BIN CAAfsrR1, Dodge
UEPARTURE.
CAsns 0Ass1n. Cofin-Dubuqus.
BM CA1rsssx. Dodge-Montrose.
AvyUE SxAinoAr DnAsrEa.-The steamer
sultan vhish In St. Louis for New Orleans
last Thursday. took FIRE when about five
miles this d1ssf Ste. Genevieve. and was
teeally Destroyed. Twenty-Five persons per.
ishsd By frs &pd drowning. The boat Vas
va,ssd at ostiooo insured; for Sl7 900.
The Fassy Hsrris and Connewago were
paabls - eckAd this morning in eonse-
quencs u Tie high wind.
The Fanny Harris viii probably leave
this morning. Passengers should be on
hand early and secure good rooms.
TIE LowER MnslsslPPL-The river was
falling at st. Louis, at the last accounts with
fourteen to fifteen feet in the channel to
Cairo.
The st. Louis Republican says:
The Jennie Whipple arrived from Rock
Island and Davenport with very large
cargo Of produce.
The Mary Cook came in from Davenport
with large cargo. She left Davenport on
Tuesday, SOth inst, and reports the river
falling. with four feet on the Rapids. The
Mary Cook will leave again for Rock Island
and Davenport, on Saturday.
The steamer Metropolitan left st. Louis
for this point on Saturday last.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April4.
It has been ascertained from authentic
source. that there has been no acceptance
either conditional or unconditional for vol
unteers for Utah. of any other service un-
der the bill now pending before the Con-
gress.
The current rumor that the President de.
signs q reconstruction of the Cabinct,it with
out foundation-the members composing it
are known to be harmonious on the general
policy Of the Administration, and friendly in
their relations.
Gen. Persifer and Smith, are ordered to
Utah, as well as Gen Harney; the chief
command will devolve on the former.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
The OakAaie Cemetery Cenpany

II MerWin's Biock, Ferry street, which will b open
from 10 10 IL, II, and from to S. P r
All lot owners Vho have not settled for their lots
viii please call Immediately and do and receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
"a and staked on in lots. The community
generally 10 invited 70 examine them and make @.
lectio0s.
I, 10 he intention Of the company 70 make this
Cemetery compile in all ito appoiutmeuts. The
avenues are brood and curved native forrest trees
are carefuly preserved and various kinds Of shade
pies the Porters Lodge and 10 tsntly employed
10 taking care Of and Improving the grounds.
All appli licationo for lots or burtals must b made
at the ONCE whore cards suthofising barials viii b.
issued
The rublic, In pstronizng this Cemetery, may feel
assured that It will b projected In every wsy due 70
its sacred purpose. " Il. HILbRBTH,
nch22-dt Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
BPattOm House.

0VHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi1
i friends end the traI cling public, that be haa
opsned this large hotea in lie Claire The house h
nearly new and furnished with su TIE convenience
OF mode hotels. The table VII BE- supplied with III
bost tho countyy oAos6s.
His expssis1oe and large aequaintanss With III
huanao IN ~ Wot, n . suDc3ont euasanAoo thn1
hls hsaoe is ~ Dleoe - oeD q Vh0 ~ es0s - ~
eat1 &k0o ..-,
Z ES 1AAas suvA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

A CHRlsrENING.-The Junior Edit
or of the Gazette, even - he has held di.
vers opinions on divers questsons; 20 has he
been known, at divers times, during his res
idence in this city. by divers namss-prin-
cipal amcng them are. "the Junior, add, !"
''the asstute Sanders" DC.
1t 10 related that man stood at the polls
Of the Fourth Ward. on Saturday last.
holding . number Of Republican tickets In
his hand, with the name Of "Jo Kite" writ
ten thereon, - candidate for the Office Of
Mayor. Sanders happening to pass that
way, and being asked the question, "who
is 10 Kitef answered, Il suppose it means
me-"
Now, 1t was %. that, instead Of being
intended for Sanders. the name, was that Of
. celebrated "Colorsd, gem'man," rsaiding
in the city Of Cincinnati, and peculiarly
noted. ~. without sxesption, the worst mig.
ger in the town.
But, inamueh q Sanders insisted upon
appsopsia&iag ~ sans. ~ ~ willlae u
epsasss. - ~ ehiie1aalae. ~
~ = assn 61sase s. ~ aAnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

FINE Book WoRK.-Thc Haxkeye
Insurance Company. have recently issued .
very neat printed pamphlet. containing their
Charter and great deal of good advice to
the public. The printing was done at this
Office, and We can safely say. better job
was never issued from any printing concern
in this citv; and here let Us say, that we
are prepared to execute every description of
Book and Job work. is q style which can
not be excelled in the Western Country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
The Scott AOosse,
Park House.

sTNHis Large and Commodious Hotel has been LEASED
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout In the best nan
ner, with sPpiuo BEDS and LIGHTED WITH 90.
No pains viii be spared 70 make the PARK HOU1u
the "A No. /" House Of the City; II being murh u
largest and pleasantly situated 10 central location
the corner Of Jefferson and Dubuque Streets neal
the City Park with comfortable accommodatious 1ol
Two Hundred Guests.
10RNS-in conformity b the times.
Good md OapaoAous otabling aAtached 70 The housa
J. T8U6DHLJ.. Proprietor.
Nov04du (RormeSly Of the frusdoll Houeo1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

Nor1cE.-Ar the last regular meet
ing ofthe Ladies Benevolent Society. March
18th. the Society voted that hereafter We
meet at private residence, and al those who
know of suffering and are actually needy
are cordially invited to meet at DR.. Thistle's
residence fifth street. east Of Brady. Tues
day P. NJ. from two to half past three.
Per order of Society.
April 5th. N. A. SWAN Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

CHEAP CARPETs.-There is no use
trying to compete with Smith in the above
line. He is selling carpets at most mirsc.
ulous prices, and what is more and better,
they are of the best quality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

UNION MEET1NGs.-The first of q
series Of Ser~ons. by the various Evangel
ical Ministers, of this city. will be COM
menced on Tuesday evening, April 9th, at
7 l-S o'clock, in the I'd Baptist Church.
corner of 4th and Perry streets.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
co M M E. RCIAL.


Nov Y00k 1ATk0t,
NEW YoRK. April 8
FLOUR-narket cents better Sales la.OO
bbls ~ 30@l IS for super State; l5A 60 for ex-
ira STATE; Z S0@l 70 for super Western Z l66A IS
for cssmmon TO extra Western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Quiet and unchansed
Sales 500 bbls at 4 50t@5 Is for common . medium
extra
aye FTOUR-s 0c@s Is. saiss 600 bbls
WHEAT-Quiet at 80 for white ~.
RYB-Sseady st 6707O
BARLEY-NO0inal at 7O773.
CORN-Fi1me4 oaies 20, 900 bush at o0Doo lor
new Southern.
OATs-stesdy lsol5 for State; Al0le Tor wes-
tern
PORK-stsady osles go bth d 10 se01s %
lbr mess, - 000I3 t6 for prime
DERR-Unchaaeed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
@ We have iust rece

~ We have just received the first
number Of the Printer and Binder, very
neat little paper published by Messra
Young d Wilcox at Cedar Rapids. tgives
us particular fits in regard to some mistake
which appeared in our paper some time
since.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

New Orleans, April 8.
COPFeE-lO@1lk eslss for The veek, 60O ne
ceipts, 1000. Present stock, 5000. agsinst n 90
last year
eU,SAR-6@6k.
AOLA0SBH-I7.
YLOUR-Fism at 8 a. 50.
WHoAT-Red, i 90; Whi.e, 10
CORW-Whiee, 90: yellow, IS.
PORK-ness, I6 75
LARD-In bbls. Sh0sx in kess. nk@11k.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

j. WILSON 6UlTEAU,
.aTTORyNEr 1T Lsa~,
Notary Public 3 C0sscev0sscesr,
WILL attend TO al business relating 70 Real ~
w tate; Collecting OF Debts. LOanins OF Money &c
Abstracts Of Title 70 Reel Estate, and Oonveyancng
Also,
COmmiSSion0 Of Deeds
For the States Of Maine, Vermont, New Hsupshirs,
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Peonsylvs-
nia, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessees Ksotucky, 1inots,
and Missouri.
Once In Franklin Block.
Oct. "a, dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

CoLD.-Yesterday was cold, bleak
dsy-felt all the more severely from having
had such delightful weather for the last
month.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. MOZART
arrived last evening. They are the guest.
Of Chas. Davie ESQ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
Commissioner Of Deeds
E. S. MOORE.

1resco, Bsnner, Sign and Or
namental PAINTER, 0rainsr
Bot Wood, Some and Marble,
Gliding upon Glass,
Ls~dscaps, Scenery and Portrait P0tsein0,
one with dispatch, In the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Agn Painting and 0raining for The
Trade.
n. Y. Oorasr Brady and eth streets. Devsnpsst'
Iowa. JAMS dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

UO0 O00 TO LOAN FOR ONE Oh MORE
WAU,UOU years on unincumbered real estate
q 0cott county In sums to suit applicants.
DARLINGTON 4 TOWNSEND,
mchS0-d0 No 2, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

~ Alta o'clock NO returns of the Elec.
tion but the Republican ticket il doubt
less elected
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

d. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and RepaiFer.
Buffalo st., adjoin BuSords Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
Sa,cs Gmmed, Straightened, Set d Filed
A GENT for Leo l. Leavitts Portable Circular Saw
"A Mills, Norcross Patent.
JuuelOd&vtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

@Peck d. Stan6eld have COM
menced delivering Ice for the season. Or
ders can be left at their store on I'd steet,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06
NEWADV'RTISEM'TS.

"A eeotlemaa asd lsds can obtaln baor4 Nth .
"A furnishef rem 10 . private family, Iesding
within i've inmates wslk of ihe Pest ODee, b ID.
dressing 49," care Of State Dsmocras O0cs. oe by
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-06

%See advertisement of "board" at
Denton House. Good accommodations can
be obtained.