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The Cable.

TRINITY BAY, Sept ,2S.---We had signals from Va
entia but the electrical indications the be-
fore reported.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY. SEPT. SO, 1868.
Business Notice.

As the business view Of the proposed
change terms win be conducted strictly on cash basis all
subscriptions for the Union dscon
should be made 10 Agents aer this date
W. Lpscomb who authorized 10 make collections
n Delsware, Maryland, and Virginia. .4
WASHINGTON March 20, 1s5s.--h
The foregoing notice any coec
tors that VIZ heretofore this city but
only performed such service other Of the
country. Ap as--u
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yellow Fever at New Orleans.
Markets.

New ORIEANs Sept 2s.--Thc number of deaths yes
terday from yellow fever sxty-eght.
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The foreign exchange market rather brisk partic
ularly for commercial drafts Bankers sterling sold
Ito 1l0t commercial drafts 1921 ITO. Francs
firmly held at 5,l2a a5l1f The exports of specie
for the past week from this port have been follows
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Comparative statement of the exports exclusive Of
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week. and
since january LIST
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Speo January Isl tesi22ia 52s5ei9S 4t,74s,a
The cash transactions at The snbtreasry were as q
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Neo York Class!fcotie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
800 Crates Of CrOCEery.
Wholesale and Refu1l.

I HAVE in stere and for sale the largest stock Of
L Goods In this line, in the State. MY stock con.
si-nof all the varieties oi CRind Glass and Earta-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Platei
and Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer.
tcan Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps Chandelier,
C.tandolss. Lamp wicks, Chimueys and Giores.
Looking Gla ses and L oking Glass plates, and ali
other articles usually kept in this line,
Cfscke1y-Consists Of upwards OF 500 crates and
casks imported direct fron the po,terks In Liverpool
which enables me to sell my goods IS per cent ess
than any other dealer IN the market.
Frsrch PoFcelAin.-Ih have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direct from
Linn yes, France Ny arrangement with the manu-.
lecturers such that receive none but the B, n
grade Of goods Of the latest approved styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to ~ nty-hve doals, dinner sets and other
articles at oil prices.
silver Plated WaPe.-I have Just received 4
very large stork Of Plated goods OF Rogers Smith =
Cos make. All goods warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality Of white metal which can win dim
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Locking 0laSses-I have . larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sole in thia
place. Knives, forks and waiter tof every quality
and size. In fact everything appeItaining t. this
line of business eanobe he'd by calling 1t No. Is L.
Claire Block.
may6dAwtf @. +, WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
The Oakdale Cemetery Cenpany

II AVE "a once for Tie transaction OF business IN
- Merwin's Block, Ferry street, which vii b. opep
from Toto IL y, and from 70 s, Pm.
All LOT owners Who have not settled for their lots
their deeds
A large portion Of the Cemetery erounds .re NOV
survE1a ana staked on in lots. The Community
lectiono. s.'s. ssge Asese -
It is he intention Of xhe eDsr,.,
Oemeeery complete in al its appontmens. -.
avenues are brood and curved: native so.,s.. ~
s. and various kinds Of shade
pies the Portsr's Lodgs. and l. constsns,, - 49,
N taking care OF and Improving the grounda
Ali applications for lots or burtais m.st :.
ne omoe whers cards authogains burials vili =
1hs pohaic, IN patrooistng ths Osastsry. NAV A.,
assured that II Vim b. Dse6seeal h svss1 w drs \
- sasred puspooo. VIZ ULhSI&H
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
SheriN',S Safe.

pI vtrtue OF a Writ Of specisi execution Issued
- from Ia" Office OF the Clerk or the District Cur
tt scott county. Iowa. N the OF Harmon GOO =
fih vs. Lyman Curtis, datei july 23i A ID / sbs
anu 10 nae directed, commanding that m .ke or
Cause 70 be mac, the of nine hundred ana sey
'hts-thrse ami 1'-i0u doa 1913 1OI amount cue
ineiudns debt Interest aud cots with ntete, the re-
On a. the rat' 81 slx lbl per Mt per annGn from
the iZth cav OF July, u Is5s by sale OF the fol-
i'"lhe dest rlbrd Tsoual property wit:
anh ~ OF etove plates, spring dray, common draw
drsy harnese-, double harness single harness.
l irnnk stsni,l bureau, wash .ta I'D and { intent,
towel rdrk rocker, cane b TONED CHAIR / bed
'ol4s, arm chairs, safe, counting house de.k
once stove, wolfro De- lbrfi aio rbe p, rse psw-
er endless chain. boxes with spring seats, sAlde
boxes with hardwsrr. bundle ire, set Of
Doo II. Ishs, ret Of bob se!ghs lbroxenl, wbine
Tree ~ pieces o' GRIND stone frames - also al the
f9i tltlt atd in crest Of the said del. Idapt Iy.
man W Curtis ia and to The following descr bed
ieal estate 20 vii: Lo humber f6l aud the esss
hait o' lpt number seveit r. 81 ck humber scv-
ehy two III in the city Of Davenport with all the
putlilhga biii appurteHances thereEnto belonging
N9tlte 70 hereby given that t3 c5mnlandt q by aid
WIT, -hsii sei the nj de. crt. ! psJsial urou
erty ana all the rel' lit and inter / of the sn,d
Iurtis N and 10 the above Dc ribc real ~ ate On 50
huch thereof e. will satisfy s,i debt interest and
Gets, 10 the highest AID It bidder ther for in cash
at the warehouse Of II wheeler Ia the sity O Dayeu
port, 1T county. lows, on Satur az the z5ih dav
VI August, A u 1858 between the hours OF . ~
and p. ~. of SAID day
Dated July 2s, 1S55
Slgn ". LEONARD,
Jy3liI w4w Sh,G of Scott Copntv low,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
City PROPERTY.

mol. Houre on the corner of syx,n ~, r..,.
su"ts. lot sohlJo. upon which IL erected . ,r...
house 'ud bI CA ttsois this will be sold lov
NO. lot OF snXl50 adjoining NJ | On ~. -.
pesn, I'M spot hii'd with fruit trees Crane. a. .
an, iui ocstioh Tor sresideIcr City order. win
be taken t0T the whole of the lot -
No 3. house and lot On 9TH .tr.., h.,u.., -
very sasy. P"'NaeHs
NO A honse With the len.e OF on. ar ,~ala,. a,
hr.df street between lith and 10Th ,tr--ts m. !.
eneep nome In very eligible situation
NO A tot Vf Sds $50 The corner ~ ns., .,s
ohto s"e's, enc ~ the meet eligible st ua,jsns fov
! ilyhie residence un.er the tiuf
No g lhr"e lpt- IN StayrAak@r's suhdlvIstap -,
IAthah Nebt oi Locust street s.mber OF br,ck win
re eiaSeh IN part payment for the above
NO ., Lou WIN good hul 4 Wi, n ,our ra1m. .c,,
hasenen IN Forest D,llon's ADDITION one s,b 80,
t*sen brown and Gaines street. Price Al. 400
No' bflcs house and lot south shic os nfsh
s',,e' west OF Rocs Island street,
NO 10. A lot on esst siic OF Rock Island x,..~e
near eth, 32AlU Price s45o
No III. ftrmc house win rooms and :, ~. q.
Two horses on Lot D, bloek L. Parker. nl,t,,oo
frlc only $500 dollars s3en cash, balance IN
ments Of $loo per apnum
no - iramc house with aosrs Of ground m,
atPnttie aud 2lst stT et- near the gfounas n, m.
Cath tic Female Seminary w -
NO 10 The lease for IL years for numh - of ,o,
on sra Nam AMI Harrison streets
NO ~ The leise Of 10 uts In Naei's sr NJ
Ios Sf - years nj very low ground I, nj fr m rs
70 POO per snhun with he priv ese Of p,irchss sns 90
INV uhe improvements pad TOR al III. eLd Of h.
iNA@e ihere is II, better way for 0 man az small
c'pi'hi 10 procure home without teing tsxe,f with
heAvy interest and experiencing the anx,r,y II,
fur In, ,E..p.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST l. 1853


A. isVoRrANr INvExrroN.-We
hare been shown by S. s. Barrett. ESQ. a
new iarention in the way Of self-Inkipr
Ha4l Stamping Press. adapted to all kinds
Iof ipt 0Eice, Book Store, Counting Room.
and ether business requiring the aid of such
Appesstus In construction it is similar TO
the sedinary percussion stamps. only that it
has complete linking apparatus consisting
q bvsfsiu and roller, attached. Mr.. b.
mas slready entered into contract with the
GoHer9pent to furnish every post Office in
the HA with this article for the next ten
yessx This gentleman, the patent ee. wish.
e a. establish branch mandatory Of this
srtas'e In this city, and We trust he may sue
cesN All kinds Of business men will find
thi.saaa'ple little machine perfectly adapted
TO tAeir wants. Taken all in in all, it is q
htt3 ths smartsst contrivance in the line
vsA4Fe ever eeen. Our Post Master il yerv
Rn pleased with the invention, and is no
heartily glad that the old process is
p = Implanted by something better.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
!\hpJ.iH,S NuIp

Rf VIftu' ~ Writ OF special execution issnet
- rom he ciilee OF the Ct ik of TIE Dist C,ur
of SOFT county, Iowa, in the Of Payne Ri sci
70 y. u hail \ Co.., dated July 70, l,5s, and
10 me- directed, commane ing M N II may. ar an,
u BE- male. The sum Of Fl hundred ana slxty-,ix
ana lo-lo' dollars to6s iG), am,unt due includi Dg
bt, ihteFts and costs, with nteret thereon al h,
Iate ol x loI per cent pr annum from the 20th
day Of Apfn, la.IS, ny sale of the following de.
scr bed rea' tate. TO ~ii: tine south haf I 10
Lumber nine isl AID ten iI0l la Block number tsa
III IN forre-t Dillon's Addition 10 the oiy Da-
,enport. OFT county, Iowa.
ho.ic- i her BY given that, commanded ty
sad WIT shsli sell at prbiic ton to the high
est ana best bidder therefor In "a b the .b,y de-
scfpei real estate or 30 much thereof will satisfy
.ald deOi, interest sni cp.ts, At IL. door Of The
Court hCusr, city OF Davenport. Scott county low,
on friday tn" 27th day u August, A 1865 al The
hour of z 0'ci exp NJ OF said day
july 20, ls5S.
II LEONARD
Jy3id1-wlV sim OF Scot c,upty -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
TO-DAY'S ADV"TS.
THE BKsr AND CHRApnsr
hOHSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
SiOanss Ointment and S,o.A,~,..


S'oan's ointment and Cosdltisn Powder.
For Furisy, Midssss Certainty and yAoro,oh
"tss, SiuAks OINTMENT fycels and \. r.n,t,, -
persedihs al Other OietHents and IIatms,t. no..
Ia us- 'or ihs following dise-ses:
vre-h wounfs, gala OF all kinds Spain. h.ptss
uacxe' he=fs, ribgbone, wndgals, p,i- evil, cain.
spavias, sweeney hstuls, siif.sts ssalns l.m.n.ss
shd cracks, fonndrr-d fee', scratchss ana vre,s.
mango aud b. m distemper,
IHx POWDER wi! remove ali inflammation and
lever Pafify the bleed loosen the ssn cleanse n.
Nster, sni strengthen every part Of th. bod, ANA
10. 70 proved sovereign iemeny for The following
Di.leaper. hide bond. io.s a,i u s,p.,,,, ,s.,a
ftrains, yellow water, inflamm alton OF ,ne ev 81 "a
.sue ifam hard ex@rcis- Also rheum .,islg commo1-
~ CARED s'ih complaint. Witch prove, so ta,al "a
many valuable hor.es Ia this c uniry. Ills ais ,
sai- and certain remsiy for Couans and Cold.
which generate 80 many diseases.
w.Ba SLOAN.
Wholesale Agent
Grand Depot, ~ South water 4 In ba eu,ent A,
the Richmond House. Chicago, Illinois ana ,old IN
hes'iy every town In al he Western s,a,,s
All sell II at our regular wholesale prices
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
sIcANs INSTANT RELIEF is truly g eat Reur3y
hai 20 cen bottle oil Sloan Ius ant Relief riy
Ia put OF warn water, seldom fails 10 cure Uors.
o hihoh Coiic In q few minutes; in extreme cases
repeat the se in q teen minutes
f'f uses ST.. .ins, 81 rains. anS many other ir-
on horse-, Cati g, and other abimsls Fla,ns
Instant Aeiief speF IDLY fleet cure MANY person,
nave been astoe,hed 10 witness the ,apl cure. 81,
f'cted, ~ TIE use o' this wonderful mtdictne
ivgi i-aApGm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
The Scott AOuSe.
Park House.

io"A OiI1,"ss.... IOWA.
Wis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
L by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout, 10 the best man.
ner, with sPB1so BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "a No - House of the City; II being much the
largest and PLEASANTLY situated IN central location
On the corner son and Duf uQue streets near
the City Park, with comfortable socomm cd stons for
Two Hundred Guests
TBRNS-in conformity 70 the times.
Good and Cspscious Stabling ttached to the honse
J. TRUSDELJ.. Proprietor
NovZ4iH Formerly Of the Trusdejl House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
[Por the Democrat l

MEssRs. EDIToRs - wish to en-
quire, what are the conceded duties of .
public journalist! Are they to lay before
the public eye false and garbled statements,
that the community may be misled in judg-
ing OF the circumstances which surround
and interest thems Or, is it to give to his
readers plain and unvarnished facts truth,
and unimpeachable truth. unbiased by IA
voritism and regardless of consequences p
Truth crushed to earth will rise again"
Now, the editor of the Gazette in his issue
of the s0th, gave the public the account of
a"skillful operation" the sietim of which
was dead sometime before his pape went to
press. which fact he undoubtedly knew, for
he admitted, yesterday, that he ought to
have sdded a "P. s." ''that the boy had since
died." but failed 80 to do. Notwithstand-
ing all this, he says in yesterday mornings
iesue-"Yesterday We noticed skillful sur:
gical operation, performed by one of our
physicians.' &c; and goes on to say. "that
on Thursday. he vas taken with the lock-
jaw" DC
Now, if he desired to give facts, Why did
he not say that ''the very skii.f .f.l operation
lasted for two hours and thirty i've minutes.
and that the systsm would not rally from
80 powerful shock to nature. produced by
such protractsd butchery-for such It was.
and nothing short But the subterfuge of
''loekjsw' is only implicating his very skil-
fI surgeon the more Whyl For this
reason: what man il there 70 stupid Who
would not AK. what produced the lociav I
Why, careless and wanton wounding Of
someinportaat nerve
The skil!hj surgeons ought to ~ = q,
Mat ths s1,.se e ths dssssSs dss -
sHaaa No. wiaA Aias ptal1As -
| ossshpstA ~ o1Ik iSu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
BrattOn House .

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L Tiends and the tras cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire The house ia
nearly new and furnished with all the conyeniences
OF mode hotels. The table Will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
MS experience and large acquaintance with the
business III the West Is sufhcient guarantee that
MS house Il the place TO stop at when you come 70 the
city Of lie CLAIRE
u Hacks leave the Brstton House every morning
(Sundass excepted) for Davenport.
march, -d2wAvly Md wESTLAKR Prop'Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

ARREST AND BINDING OVER OF In
cEsDIARIEs.-For some time past the detec-
tives of this city have been engaged in fer
reting out band of rogues which they had
suepicioned as being connected with tt e
firing of certain buildings in this city, and
We are glad to state that they have been
successful
On Friday night the detectives got wind
OF an affair which had been plotted, which
was no more nor less than to set fire to the
block above the Post Office, known as Frank.
lin block. The detectives were on the spot,
and when the alarm was sounded they dis.
covered the persons they had suspicion ed,
running toward the engine house. Their
names are Harrison Mann, Edwin Powell
and John NJ. Weber, all boys absut fifteen
or sixteen years of age. formerly members
Of the Independent Fire Company, and now
OF the Littler Hose Company The fire was
set in an unoccupied room over Harris
Drug store, in vacant window, which had
been boarded up on one side and filed in
with old paper. When the boys returned
with the hose carriage, they were arrested
and locked in Jail to await examination.
which was to take place yesterday after
noon. By . little pumping" the detectives
drew from them confession of being con-
cerned in the burning of Rev. j. D. Mason's
barn, which the public will recollect elicit
ed considera bic at the time; also that thew
had done other mischief of . kindred naturs
At 2 o'clock yesterday. they came up for
hearing before Justice Blood. Lindley
and Hubbell for State, Grant and Lane for
defence. On talking the matter over, the
Counsel for defence came to the conclusion
to waive any preliminary examination, and
allow the prisoners to be bound over to ap-
pear at the next term OF the District Court.
in the sum Of $500 each.
This We think IL the first clue obtained Of
. band Of scoundrels who have been prowl.
Ing about our city with evil intent Al
ready has our city suffered to . great extent
BY their depradations, and We trust that the
work ofprosecution viii be carried to the
bitter end. The only palliating circum.
stance. ifso 1t may b. called, il their youth.
ihey are three smart appearing. intelligent
boys whom We have known for cone tine.
and Of when Ne sheuld MOI IKE 70 shi,h
evil bat = beens thos Tie enso \ - -.
= :sslst:alis4 - " ~ xnlhf = q
-z eas So 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

a Par.s correspondent Of the Augsburg
Gazette says that Diplomatic relations would
probably have been renewed between Eng
land and Naples had it not been for the
French government.
misunderstanding was reported be
tween Austria and the Roman Catholic
Hierarchy. On the sth hostilities re CON-
meLced between Musselmen and Royallsts
in Bolivia, and no less than 5000 Christians
crossed the frontier into Austria Cratia
Two violent &C nfiicts were rumored at War.
saw.
1t is publicly related that there win soon
be general rising in European Turkey. and
the presence Of 80 large Russian force in
Poland Is said to be to count-ract the irflu-
ence of Austria.
The Russians had received severe checks
In Daghestan and Segistan. after storming
some important detiies They were sur.
prlsed by the Circassians, lost 500 men
and Suns, and retreated in great disorder.
New YORK. July 3o.-The friends Of Ger
nit Smith held preliminary meeting at
retersboro, on Wednesday. to make arrange.
ments for the Convention called at Syracuse
next week. Mr. Smith was present and ad.
dressed the meeting. lie announced his in.
tehtion 10 accept the Syracuse nomination,
providing the Convention making it should
be large one, and he has reason to believe
IT an earnest moyem It, but to reject it if
the Convention should prove small and
lacking In earnestness and devotion TO the
great question Of Anti-Slavery.
James Kelly was hung this afternoon for
the murder OF his wife
IoRoNro, July 30.-Geo. Brown, leader Of
the opposition, was yesterday entrusted by
the GovernorGe with the formation
Ola new ministry. He has not yet succeed.
ed In completing this important duty.
The House met this afternoon and ad
lourned till Monday in order TO allow Mr..
Brown time to accomplish his task. Grea.
excitement prevails in political circles
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

FaoM THE GALENA NORTH WESTERN GAZETTE
by the use Of Sloan's Ointment and Con-
dition Powder, | have entirely cured fis-
tula on my horse, and otherwise improved
his condition more than five hundred Der
cent Of the cost Of the medicine. And a
COW, which was so feeble as to be consider
ed worthless by myself and neighbors, was
restored to good health and strength, by the
use OF less than half package Of the Pow
ders, and is now doing better than any 9th.
er COW have WIN. VINCENT
Small Pox, Nav 10, lS49.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

~The editor Of keokuk paper
has recently been in this city. and stopped
at the Scott House. He went home and
wrote the following complimentary notice:
Scorr HoUsE.-Any one who has ever
stopped at this deservedly popular hotel in
Davenport, with agree with us In saying it
is first-class House. and its accommoda-
tions equal to any other in the State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
New Coal Yard.

v{NFE Subscriber has started q Coal Yard ne., n
L fo't OF Brady ,treet. on the Ievee. where W,
WI Ot slad 10 furnish any who may want coal All
orders leit al my Office, at The City Scales viii /.
tiled promptly.
C1al delivered in ell parts OF the CITY,
Davenport JU =, 1855.
Jy3Idlw W " VrNNrny.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
NEWADV'RTISEM'TS,
Public Notice.

oIlCE Is hereby given that the uudsrsienet
~ nave associat3i themselves together Tor tn,
pufpost OF establishing Branch Of the state BAnl
81 Iowa, In Davenport, cott county. Iowa as spcc
ne 10 certificate ss required by law this day fet
with the Recorder OF eds In and f0r scett county
ana hat the tooks Of subscription to III,
CasIa Sick OF said Branch B.nk wi b.. omen, d or
the 10th day OF August, A. d 1858 at the BsnglnV
House of AAck lot Corbin in sail city, q Davenport
TO be kept open as required by law
WITNESS our hands this Both day Of July A. d.
1888.
lOUIS NACKLOT,
~ATSTiN C0RBIN,
GEO q. DOW,
g c. MITCHELL,
Jyood2Ud CHARLES WESTON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

CHALLENGE AccEpTED.-The Res
cue, No. of Rock Island, has challenged
the Fire King. No. 2. of this city, to a test
OF force, on the 10th inst, at 2P NJ The
challenge has been accepted. The trial is to
take place in Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
FEATHERS

Live geese. .6o2IV
FLOUR AHD MEAL.
Superiine per bbi.. SO so
Corn Neal, per bu. .400.U
GRAIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01
Country Property.

Mol. Farm OF 20 acre, near n ,,,,s c,ov. q,
oroke aud unde- cultivation mall house run-
n 20 =. INV norm west Fnaiter ~ See g. Twp 10
l, east, upon which here is ~ aers. hrots
10 o. Ihe s"nthw"tt quarter of =, 9 5, twv ~ nj
esst. with GOOD stpne tusrr. unon h.
10 20 hundred ami forty acres In s,cton II.
OILY - per acre. '''
:. Moo The south east qus,.er Of sec II. twp -
Range /, west, Price SO per scre
6rovc. Price $l5p per acre. Fay terms
NOT splendid am ~ 6S, srr,. seq ~ ,,nso
- ,ast. large rock hOu e wo Il sLd vnte, vsli
Ie sofa IN whole ur III part, 100 acres IN xb.ai n,
taken so9n the crop viii gwen Ia, or sny psf~,n
can purchase the crop on The ground racd .,,c-
uis ION. re ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

Blanks.

WD Asvs ps1nfel ana hsss Ies sale - GnoowtnG
" 0ianka, n whieA LIT ue shso - Qotently
Wsnaa1s 1oS1s, ose Ossso pssas, Usstspses
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

p RETURNED TO THE FoLD.-Ths Gin
ton. III. Dsmoesas, which q late has bssals
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

RArsY.-The late heavy rains which
We are expsriencing are, We fear. dOing ad-
ditional damage TO the crops Of the State.
Those Who have not already got their grain
secured. will suffer much loss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-01

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