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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

na-In the afternoon of the day Of Elec-
ton, the much esteemed wife of Hon.
John Hickman expired in his arms, from
a sudden hermorrhage of the lungs. Thus
did SORROWS mingle in the cup of triumph.
She was lady of we'll cultivated mind,
and pasticipated-in sentiment and in ac-
,ion-in her husbands political struggles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

r@. Tho Pa"nsyluania Election disDelI.
cd one delusion-Buchanan's hope of re-
election-but nobody suggests where his
'sinfiuence" will be cast. But it is sur
missed that Breckinridge and Douglas have
already agreed to run together, for Presi-
dent and Vice, at the Charleston Conven-
tion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
STOCK.
Notice g Stock RaiScrs,

T>Hu thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
i CROCKETT, isnow kept for the benefit Of those
who wish 10 svsii themselves OF his services st
II Cannon's stable, West Davenport.
TERMs.-Ca-h--FJr common to~s, 80, for grade,
% part bred, $40, for thorough bred cows S20.
DEscRiPrIoS-"DavyC rockeii' 10 deep red,
wss csisei the 2sth Of March, 1856, bred By
Jacob Perez Of Clark county Ohio. Re Is one OF the
1aest short horned Durham Balls OF his age IL the
sta'es, or In Ii gland. See bis Pedigree, No. 14ys
Vol. 2, American herd rock.
PEpIsKEE ---Dsvy Crockett was got by Import
ed Alderman 20 "a, q Young vrslnia, by Po~hst-
tan 81 = LAZY OF tn Lake by Imported Reformer
1905 ROse Of sharon hy Belvidrre zoe Red Rose
9TH D. ~ Hubhack s-3 Ned Ross "a ~ HI.
Grace [3li,l Red Roee LIST By Marlborough llu5l
American Cow by Favorite l252l BY Prince 1871 !
By Poblsmbe lsb3l by HCbback l3l9,I by james
Browns Red buh 81
For further particulars inquire at Cannon and
Pr-nca's Mills, West Davenport
After devptIng = large yort on OF ms time Tor the
past SIX yenrs tpa ring her trouble expense to
obtain the best thorough-Lred stock that could be
In TINS country in Europe, am happy TO state
that can Justly rec mmend one ~ ths best young
thcrugh bred Stations in the world % the he
Mammoth Jack, and Imported thoFough-brei Dur
ham BuNs and A. good Hereford Buli as Eng and
ever produc.-d, an Alderney Bun, and sunik Hogs.
The services OF all these anlnti- are within The
reach u every Der Son who wishes to improve theIr
stock. TITS j. very important branch u agrical-
tufsl Interests ana ought b. every where prom
one although 1t hae here oTorr been too mut i
acglecte o. the Farms ~ Iowa, who have not pail
sufficient attention 70 the pr REDUCTION ofpure hugh
bred auimais. II isawrl known tact, particularly
amonI the growers - ms STOCK ~ England, that
the best sire should b. pure thorough bred ami
maj The Offspring Of size OF the oppo-itr charAce
invarlab, th-dee is uf al imperfect pedgr
Another fact equally est abiiSh 4 although II ma,
appear ttrangt 10 some, that the utl -pring fire
quently poeEr- the distinctive traits ~ character.
which Il ~ imprtgaated the dam. These, and man,
equally impar hut facts render Il Of the hrst Noes
siiy 10 obtain Thoroughbred animas, for the I'M
provemeut, q sToCK OF ail kind
The subscriber nas, and viii keep constantly OIL
hand for sale Thorough bred Stock.
ADJ iN 3m J. n CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
Annexation OF New Grenada.
+" MANIFEST DESTINY"

The proposition Of the Attorney
General of New Grenada for the annex
alton of that country to the United
States, is at present exciting much at
tention at Washington, and through
out the entire country.
We are not informed in regard to
the details of the plan; but it seems
to meet with the approval Of all parties,
with few individual exceptions, in
the National Capital.
1t is looked on as the first great
step towards the a" Manifest Destiny"
of our great Republic.
1t is ordained, by the law OF Anglo
Saxon progression, that we shall, in
time, absorb the whole of the Cont
nent, and the annexation of New
Grenada, will only quicken that con-
summation by setting an example soon to
be followed BY other Central Ameri-
can Republics.
The question of slavery should not
be allowed to bias our minds or to in
1uence our action upon this grand
scheme for the extension of the limits
of our great empire.
The institution of slavery will gain
no strengthened single slave will be
added to the population of the CONT
nent-the number of slaves will be the
same, whether the territory be annex
ed, or remain a separate Republic ;
while if made part of our Republic,
our liberal institutions and firmly plant
ed government, uldgreatly better its
slave population.
If the eternal Kansas question be
disposed of, at the present session of
Congress, as appearances now indicate,
we may soon expect some action upon
this question which will exercise 80
great an influence upon the destinies
Of our Republic.
We shall speak more at length upon
this matter at some future time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
The Admission OF Utah.

The GOODNESS with which the horde
of outlaws under the leadership of
Brigham Young propose to have the
Territory Of Utah, admitted as State,
is decidedly refreshing.
While refusing to recognize United
States officers and threatening their
lives if they presume to set foot within
the limits of their territory; while DEFY
ing the army now on their borders and
menacing it with destruction Z; and
while in state Of open rebellion
against the government, they come
boldly up, knock at the door of Con-
gress and ask to be organized into a
State and admitted into the Union.
The memorialists represent that is
the unanimous and earnest desire of
tho people that the constitution meets
with their approval and that steps be
taken during the present session of
Congress for the admission of Utah as
a free and sovereign State Of the con-
federacy."
They also in the most approved hi
faluten, give as a reason for their ad-
mission, that ''another star shedding
mild radiance from the top of the
mountains midway between the bor-
ders Of eastern and western civilization
may add its e6algenes to the bright
light now so broadly Illuminating the
pathway of nations"
The impudence Of this paragraph of
the memorial is unparalleled.
Utah with her disgracefnl institu-
tons and heathenish customs-with a
government more despotic than that of
Russia and in state of rebellion-ad.
mittcd into the Union, instead of being
"a bright star"-to which they have
compared themselves-would be .
shadow black ~ midnight, cast over
the fair horizon Of our destiny.
lfupon no other ground the admis-
sion of Utah can, We think, be refused
for the reason that her government is
not in Republican form.
The government Of the Mormon
church. ~ now organized, il despot-
ism Of the worst form-the despotism
Of religious fanaticism.
The dslsdsd eitissm Il aalb Ials
cah hsws III thihe b ss1lneo ~
ssn1ne ~ enly ~ aplaasaAl M
tslaa ~ ~ ~ tsnpssA ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

y. ID. Wright, Of Havana, III.
W. W. Stout.
J. N. Dawson, Editor Of the Fulton
Ill.) Democrat.
Mr.. DAWSON escaped narrowly hav-
ing been knocked overheard just before
the boat landed, he sawm ashore. He
says that little child was burned In q
state-room, to his certain knowledge.
He converted with its mother, after
the affair, and abe told him that her
child had been left aaleep in the state
room. We were not able to learn its
name.
Mr.. Stephen 7. Spargo and his
brother, Engineers, which were report
ed missing, are among the saved.
Mr.. c. z. Stafford, Of Grafton, Hi
nois, made his escape by a rope from
the hurricane deck.
Mr.. Thomas Trott, of Arkansas ia
missing, and supposed to be lost.
The body Of man supposed to have
been q deck hand, was found after the
fire, about mile from the scene Of the
disaster. There was a cash on the
forehead showing that he had been in
jured, and in endeavoring to reach the
city by walking, he had probably be-
come exhausted and died.
1t is said that keg ofpower explod-
ed while the boat was burning, which
no doubt injured some persons on
deck.
Henry 7. Pettepisle, child is mis-
sing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
House to Lease.

TWILLlease Argyle Cottage and from ten.to twenty
L acres Of land, with plenty Of timber for family use
large bearing oschard good waller, house With eight
rooans, stable, smoke house, and noe garden, full
az grapeD, BnSiish curTants, strawbeEries, pums
cherries. siberian crabs, &c, Ac.
THIS beautiful AID oomios table property 10 located
adjooing ~ Oity u u Claire. IN fun view Of the
river.
Apply 900, - must rent. or employ man 70
take caaSge Of q, By the rst Of Nay when posses.
son cen = haA Or desireds part Of II oan b had
q any tlno.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
NOTICE 70 ADvERTIsRRs.

Large cuts charged double the zane dimenaiona az
type.
Displayed advertisemsnts onc.hs,f more than
usualra
Yearly ADVERTISING contracts WIN b undssssood to
spply strictly 10 the immediate busnea. Of the sdv.r
tiser and al other advertsements sent in ~ The
vsrtiser VIII be charged extra. ~
Adv9tasements not accompanied Win inssruct,ons
VIII b inserted until forbid, and CHARGED sDcor6nsiv
Notices fer Ssligiso md bsnsvolent purnoses g..
serted 90 ed1s Tree Of cost, thereafter chsrssd a
other advegt,Dements. 49, -
Advertteements from shsoad must be psA n, In -.
Sessoeet = advance, unless from spproved i.ents
Ueesssce pr yeasl Advertising tsynineble a the
eeslon q advertiesn. they payins ~ s1vsnc a.
y Per cent. q H. coatxoGe psics.
Advertleeusnts inserted naxt 70 rsadins matte,
1egsf - eAvaase - s1sve saaps, - ~ - n.
~ ~ 81 49, sssesss :: 3 = ~: !.
la;s1SS21 :;;.'-''' !
e. n IN y w. ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
CARISIOPHER CULLEN,
HORSE SHORR AND FARRIER.

- sr WISHES 10 inform the citizens Of -
~ Davenport and Scott County gtne- IN M
~ rally, that he has permanently low "
III Gated himself in this city where he
Is prepared TO shoe horses On scientific principles.
After twenty years study and yTactce on the anat0-
my Of The foot, OF which time he has spent eleven
years pnder the super ntance u The best vetsTina
Hans In EuT0pe, he Wislsg 70 tay that he will give
satlsfscton 70 al persons hSving horses Iabgng I'M.
leS ~ dtseese - 0o1ns Or eeuteocslonsS ee@oenly
0lla3 AhpQGA heQn4,n ietnrfniog, elelBenGA1nf,
qsar!E 49, -. 81 90 q u ~
vssTas u ! pssiScs 80 i2HssSja H n y 1T
= theos d1eeosee ~ oGuDe1 ~ ~ 0ho1ng y W1uo
3 rgoperJ u1cmeal 1G1oou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
Thousands VI Rolls Of Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,

For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers.
BORDERS, Firebosrd Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
u window shades, Gold Transparent and beaut,-
full, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue. buff and f.
cured, At very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would be with bare walls when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for trite.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done In . style not TO be exceled.
Please call on Second street, of Rock Island
SHEPHERD BON.
July2A Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
DIX. u. eMDON.v.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER of the Royal Veterinary Inetitution Of
4VA Dublin, &c, Stud mt and Assistant Surgeon to
the great Professor Ferguson Veterinary Surgeon TO
the Queen Of England, having mAdea rans-Atani ic
sit Tor the purpose or maAing tmsel master Of the
different modern improv ements iu tire science Of We
terinaiy Medicine aud Surgery as expsunded In the
English and continental Colleges regs o inform
those friends rnd horse proprie,ors who % kindly
pat elm previous TO his der arture, during bis
former soiourn In Davenport, that he Is nov fully
prepar ID to render available In their service all the
professional assistance which such course Of study
and extensive requirements renders available With
due feet 10 the pLactce OF the diff rent departments
Of bis pre- fessi IN as q Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who bavc employed him
on very severe cases (s,me OF which formidable ope-
rati ms la 10 Ne p rormed on) will cheerfully ce,ti
~ his abilities . competent Veterinary Sur
z Oh.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John P Cooh,
Nessrs Cotes Davis, w Cannon Esq,
d Racal,JP, DIS Brooks Esq.
@ Webb Hsq, CT Marks,
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice he b. found ct Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Post once, or 1t tie
Union Drug Store, aboqe the Post-Once.
mch16-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
PUBLISHING HOUSE
hU661 LAME Go 60,
+ USE, LANE 4 co. have now In Press, and
IL will issue on the LIST OF May 1858, AN vo book
Of $50 or 800 pages, entitled:
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT,

The above work will be similar in Typography and
Binding to "Oincinnati in 1884," ard will inc ude
the nary History and Personal and Anecdotal Rem.
,niscences Of Davenport, together with Biographies
I.kenesses and Autographs OF its prominent men !;
Views Of Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &C, &c.
1t will also embrace compendious articles upon the
Physical Industrial, Social and Political caaracter
stics Of eur city full statistics OF every Depart
ment OF note and interest etc. etc.
Subscriptions may be left with the publishers with
the author, or ct 6illetts News Rsom, Orders;by
nail promptly attended 70 Price 81 90.
Oer1dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

4 ooovsua,oo Of the Democratic party OF the sss's
q 1ovs vii - held At Iowa City. on Thusdss' '"s
~ ~ q Jsns. lsss for the purpose Of n'min''hs
sanAAsso sps The onces Of Secretary. Auditor ana
frsDssss q State also ior the Transaction OF soee
.snee nvsanees - ssid convention may deem proper.
NJ sssso q will Be one delegate for
- IN. hundred votes and additional delegate
as sseh fraction over nny vot cast In each county,
~ ~ psocratic candidate for Governor an October
less. Oouns,o CASTING less number Of votes will be
~asstleA 70 one delegate each.
No oOunty csn be represented BY proxy,
Ooo " ucCLsAAy. GEO. B o. DOW.
D. O. BrmcH. VIM. vo0HT'
Joss OLAax. OHAALo OohxGss'
". ". DDLxHAP, d. H. s0LonoS,
l.. D. test, State Central C0namsHee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-We have often
heard of this celebrated thoroughfare, but
did not, until last Saturday, know anything
definite about its location, or its depth be-
low the surface. From discoveries made
last week, in Liberty township. it has been
ascertained that the Under. ground Railroad
passes through Marshall county, % feet be-
low daylight
We have now in our office piece of solid
wood, which was found at depth of 22 feet
below the surface of the earth. Last week,
while Mr.. Lucian Clark, of Liberty town.
ship, was digging well on his farm, and
when at depth of % feet. he struck upon
a solid log-way or wooden bridge, such as
are often found in marshy localities, and are
made by placing logs. rails or poles side by
side. In this instance the timbers are from
to inches in diameter, placed in good or
dor, and are in good state Of preservation.
The logs appear to be Tamarac, and are so
solid that MIR. Clark had to saw through
them, in order to proceed with the digging
Of his well. 1t is very high ground where
the well is being dug. Here is an item for
the geologist Express.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

W. Z. ChllDS u CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT KOOFl.V'G!!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to eontrac,
w and put on at the shortest notice, oar
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
It being the only article yet inven.ed that will sue
ccssfuy resist the action Of the In every
climate. II perfectly fire and wser and 10
point Of durability believe 10 equal II not supe.
old tin, tar iron, shinge roofs making NO dif-
terence how fiat or steep the roof may be. Thk
fooHng warranted to prove as above represented.
We will put II on for IS 90 per squsre, 40 fest
square.) We will apply II upon tin and iron roofs fhr
~ 10 per square, being, on account ofs durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building, and those who Wish
their roofs repaired to call at Office, opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenport, lows, and examine sam.
PIES and satisfy themseve. In regard ~ the duYsbi.
lily and practicabiiity Of this roofing
N. B-We are prepared to I'LL orders for our &c.
ment 70 those residing At distance with printed d.
Guy and eosasy Righfs/or Iosoa s~d Ass~>sssa
" JBvAN BERGEN 4 BlO.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
kr Ezr. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Pinh.
Mr. samuel Ogden, NO "a foprth street.
Baker aud Won Publ No Sc Fourth stree4
Mr. Oeoree Carlisle, President Of the Lafsyetts Daak
Or John Law. Agent Of Royal ms d.. L,odoo
and Liverpool.
essrs John 8hilto Co., Dry Goods dealssa ~
street.
itchsil and Raumelsbsrs, Furniture Mas.,s .,
dealers 9Th street
nes Greenwood, ESQ.
TAI Hinkle.
DAvKNPoR2
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats Patchin, Builders,
Rw Wheeler, Architset, /
BPeck, City CLERK,
Geo n Parker,
O Cline, Painter,
Mr Paterson, Locust street,
Jsmns, Do0slly 4 La, DavlaDegt Iss0 Wsgk
iii Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, Jswslsrs,
ROCK Inland.
PL Nrchsll, Donke
iona woods
LAvh Wsbbsr, 1eslnasls.
9 z Hubbard. AssaA lns1ssaeA
- r ~. rs; : q! - :s:;;.A s.sss.~ss. =.
~. mi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
Design.

0CSuS ous
II is the design OF the proprieors OF these Col ges
to ofirr Young men who contemplate entering the
Mercantile Profession, the most ample facilities for
acquiring sound. practical bu.ins education and
70 qualify themselves for the various import nj du
ties OF the Counting House. Their school al Peoria
now established upon firm basis and the patronage
II has received in Its comparative youth unparal
leled in the history OF Mercantile Colleges and has
stimulated the proprietors to renewed exertions
and y ish TO extend their field Of labor The ques-
tiOn then arises: Where shall they so? And the
matter II soon settled--DAvENPoRr hiss been Sc
lecteC; it bsing the rst dry In Iowa, In point of
be4uty, population, wealth aud commerce; and the
College R0cms vii be open In that place for tina re
ception Of students
ON THA FIRST DAT or MAY, 1855.
or cur corps Of Lecturers have bat little to say
- It Is only necessary to their Names when
It viii readily be seen that they have beea selected
With the greatest care, and are the very best that
can be procured.
We here insert = short notice from the Peoria Daily
Transcript, which Is only one from among ecor 8 !:
"A.RCANTILR CoLLsoE. "--wewould call aten-
ton OF our citis:ns to DAVIS TlProH CONNER
DIAL Institution 10 this city. which Is in very flour
iShng condition The late revolution In the CONNER.
ca world should lead all to appreci the utility and
and importance Of . Systematic know edge OF the
business relations Of the merchant and the science
OF accounts aod ito application trade The ater.
ing success Of ths institution since il ops ng on
the first day OF September LAST, and the unusual num-
Der Of scholArshpo issued is encouraging It's Prin-
cpalS and Ii their design 10 present the young
men Of central Illinois course Of commercial stud
rs, which Will not be inferior In any respect TO other
institutions ofthis character In the West We hear
tily recommend this College 70 young for s IA
ctliies Of impsrting instruction IN various depart
For further Information With refereuce 10 Terms.
Course OF Instruction, &C., send for Circular.
Address: DAVIS, TIPrON BRsRD,
mche-dtf Peoria, Illinois.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

4 BO0H0.
G. a. -: :: !; -: 800: !; :: - A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
The Mammoth Jack,
s DEACON DARDEN. -

WILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa
PEDIGREE.-"Descon Dardeu" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth ia k-out OF a
Thoroughbred "Black warrior" Jenny.
DESORIP1IoN.-' Deacon Darden'' was foaled OIL
the 18th of July lS34 bred by Col. II. 7 Christman
o. Jrssamiu County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THREE INCHES HIGH, AND GROWING. As for ne
musolc and snew liz is unequalied o. any Jack in
the State, aud will challenge comparison with any
the Union.
TERNs-cash-sinsle leap 80; season &l5-
Mares by the season not proving with foai, viii he
served the following season free Of charge. Every
precaution vii be taken to prevent accid ,ns but
WILL not b. respons1i should any occur.
The pgoplicto would call the attention OF farmers
and til persoLs raising stock to the great demand
for Mules in all parts Of the countrv, and the high
prices at which they are scng.-Call and ex-
annie Deacon Darden before having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire at Cannon
X r. ench's Mills or Of
apI9iSw3m NJ. CANNON.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO PERSONS
Il wishing TO improve their stock, the services or
hi thor ugh bret Hereford Bal GROVER" bred
by Erastus Corning OF Albany, n. and can
commend him to the public as second 70 no Bull OF
his az and blood in tia United States.
PEDIGREE .-Rover, calved April h, 1854, got by
Cardinal W~eman dam, Beauty Cardinal Wise
man got By EXpe5A tiun, out Of wisdom ty Wood
stock, g. dan, ~ Yong Fsvorite OF Mr. Tulle,'s
Trsdegsr Prise Hefer. Expectation was by Hope
out VI tls tchDtat LOW, Ou bfol. he Is oWli
brother to Mr. Carp II er's Dutch s., which obtain
ed tie frst prize Of the Royal Agricultural Sooisty
three years i'll succession enc and thr &c year
old.
Beauty. by Wonder. 420) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Tom, CAB grand dam, Pretty Maid, by Chalssrey 4
dam, Old Damsel, by Coalm,n's kull ; ggg dam,
Old Da'sey, by Chsntellcr; ggeg dam, Cherry No .
by the late Thos Andre Knights Bull, winner Of the
cup at Hereford, 1907 eegss cam Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos Andrew Knight Of Dovntoa Castle
near Ludlow
for the dairy for beef, would do we'll avail them.
selves of this opportunity u breeding u this fac
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
choice beef in the world.
Terms OF service IF r common and grade cows -
per head; for thorough bred cows per head.
Enquire at Cannon X French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
apr9i&w3n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28

1855 John Akin 1855
II 1TAUaANT. corner Hecend and Main streets.
most elegant style.
Wedding Cske. Plsin Csts, Fresh and p,ekled
oysters, together with al Iuxuriss Of the sesson.
ID 4 IL 4 - ra0.
4 Billiard Saloon, most elegantly Atted m. eoa.
aiming three sablss. 1otraDos On Nam street,
SsesoU JOHN AKIN =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
SALOONS.
The WOOdcOCk.

The WOOdcOck,
ION 70 1t side 81 Brady street BET. ID s~d q w1
10 NOW OPEN.
q n ME ~ Nd OT0 TIE n a
LO1 sale at oil tmes. LUNCH every day Al
II 1912 o,cO /. CLUD ROOM sdtoinins vh.re
cuitom ~ can enjoy every coefort.
Just drop 10" and be ASSURED that "you YIN not
intrnde. The Prooristg Of the Woodooek solicits =
share Ct the patronage Of the pvblic. Hov6dss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-28
ROCK Island Trespasscrs.
To al whom it may concern.
TAKE .D0DTVTE.

- War Department e agent Of he 0ue,ter ~.
tef Department o nock lslsnd" WITH I'M instrre.
uons 70 adeet az necsssasy 1easarss for . pro-
slons." Nov, thsresore, ~ psseone vNoneoevs not
hsvine legal rgM. are hsrcby warned ~ neei6e6
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