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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

Coz INTERFEIrING.- CoNsTIrCTIoNAL
MEANNE,s.- mist confess to the fact
that we regard the human family with
much less confidence than we did We have
heard of stealing, petty thieving, arson
cheating printers and obtaining partners un-
der false pretences, but We waive all, for
greater than either is here-lies before us
bodily III the shape of a base counterfeit on
the Bank of Florence. Some low born, miser.
ly unregenerated human being, whose fore
head should be branded, anathema MARIANA
tha had the reno scless baseness to alter q
one doi'ar t2orence GW to Il fire by scratching
and pasting. We had a right to expect bet
ter things fro!> the human family but alas ,
this high handed abandonment of the plain
est dictates Of honor or self respect, chal-
lenges our confidence. What could have
been the motive?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

If we spoke to John about printing the
democrats shinplasters certainly we were
serious about the matter, knowing that the
office never did any printing for anybody,
and OF course couldn't do tippcDny-bit job
for itsef-Gazette
The assertion contained above that this
office " never did any printing for anybody
calls upon us to cay that the business OF our
job office by the year amounts to more than
the Gazette by $500 Some less than year
since. the proprietors of that office effected
partnership with Mr. c. II. Day, of Chica.
60 who VIC esteem not only as an excellent
printer but perfect gentleman. This man
was induced to enter into such an arrange.
ment on the false representations of Msssrs.
Sanders. that they could do q Job busi-
ness amounting to $4,000 per year. That
amount of work, nor twothir,ls of it was
never done in that office in one year. That
our office does more work and of a better
quality is well known by the public
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Ey- 1t is currently reported that

EY- 1t is currently reported that a
gentleman who was formerly book keeper for
Cook & Sargent, the owners Of the Florence
wild cat, received, few days since, $40 o,OOO
and is buying up Florence at s4 cents upon
the dollar.
Everybody knows for whom that gentle.
man is working. and who it is that fixes the
value of the wild cat at that figure.
He is expecting $4,000 more In a few
days, and will make for the proprietors a
very handsome thing.
But how is it with the people? Ought
they to stand such shave, when gold is
worth no more than 2 per cent. over ILL
nois and Wisconsin Bank Bills?
We repeat our inquiry-why is not "FIor.
ence" worth as much as the bills of Illinois
banks? The owners are able and willing
but won't make it so The only inference
Is, that they had rather buy it in At . dis
count a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

The Democrat declares lis independence
of all political and financial chques. and of
being controlled by any man.-Gaaefe.
Exactly SO: and we this morning reiterate
the declaration and can prove The same be-
yonl cayil. Don't let our distracted friends
take unto Themselves any extra trouble in
relation TO our financial or political standin.
Until You meet your own liabilities prompt
ly, and cut loose from the string, by which
yon are lead about don't speak of the af
fairs of others. Your house is made OF glass
"a small pebble from us will >hiyer it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Trustees Sale.

To Henry c. Robinson and Henrietta d. Robinson,
his wsle, and I'll Other persons Wkem Il nay con.
Germ:
VXTHEREAS on the oath day Of Dacemhar. n.
w 1850, Henry q. 1Obsnson, and his wife. Hen.
rietta Robinson, executed unto David g. True. n
Trustee, certain de-d Of Trust, oouv~y.pe te n
Trustee the land in Scott c0n0ty, Iowa, deseyb a
follows, to wit The south quarter OF the son,h
west quarter. and the south west Qssrser Of The
southeast quarter and the ssutheast quarter Of the
southesst qusrtr Of section number thirtytvo (82l
IN township seventy-ntne (70 nosth Of 1aaae svo ri
east Of the nfth n; which said conveysnce vas
made ~ The said H'nry Robsnson and Hsoristts
D. Rob nson ior be puspOse Of securing the payment
OF c"rtsn pron1seoy n0te signed BY the said Henry
o Robinson. payable TO the order d David Hisgins
dated Deem er 24:h. D 1858, for the sun Of ooe
thousaod Collars payable one year asr its date q
the Banking House Of 1aeklot 1 Corbin, In Dsycn-
port. ~ 81 s5T,
And now said promissory sots haying bscoas due
snd dpAysbie, and the ss1d Henry hobinepn havins
failed % pay tAs sans. ], the uasersiGDsd DavA 3
rrYe Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby evs tn public
DotSce that By vtrtus ofthe poUee vhleA = n ne
day Of JanuaSy D. 1885, q ths hour 81 10 eseacck
in tAe forenoo0 % said dsy 1t tho Oeurt leuse
door 10 the city VI Davenport. IN he county sforcssl,
expose And or bs ssse, public s1reSeu % The hiG.
ct bidder for the paroes 0f lan1 above deocTh.
"a, or 90 mucA thereof - sAall b e1sot 70 eataS
and pey the Aaoune a. sad D0es, Woth ~ intersGe
thereon 20 the day Of sae, gethee with the expen.
- aeese1ng sed sale, cuets o. tAls notss a1d 1sus-
Sassd 4 ne city 4 svsspor. NJ u. M lav q
-. DAviD 3. feuI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

We do not even receive the legimate pat
ronage of that firm tmeanlng Cook Il Sar
gent) as we onght TO do in right and Justice
-Gdzene.
Here the Gazette man whines because
Cook d Sargent prefer to get their job
printing done where they can get it done
the best. We don't blame them Tor not get
ting done there. Who would patronize
such a concern.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
A Sublime Fizzle

On Friday last, placards posted at street
corners, announced a "squatter sovereign,
meeting of Second Ward, TO be holden at the
Court House At eight o'clock. two citizens,
one an Alderman, who, like Macbeth, would
be hailed something higher, and one whose
youthful aspirations and prurient ambition
points out the judicial ermine as the only
fitting emblem of honor-assembled at the
Court House to hold an "indignation meet
ing Alderman Washburn, who is supposed.
to live in and represent the Fourth Ward,
and Mr.. Shorey, who has local habtat on
in the Fifth Ward, were all who composed
the aforesaid indignation meeting. Alder
man Washburn was called to the chair. and
the other member of the meeting was elect
ed speaker by acclamation. He began his
harangue by addressing the Chairman, and
melting him to 90 forth into the highways
and bitches to gather in those who We're
not hidden to the feast" This was agreed
to. An adjournment took place, and the
Chairman and speaker went forth seeking
for those who might be willing to hear their
irrepressible Indignation speeches By ac-
cdent they strayed into Lerchen's Bier
Saloon, where large number of Ger
man friends were cheerfully RECALLING
themselves with "lager" Forthwith
Aid. Washburn organized meeting
Aid. Washburn took the chair, moderately
but courageously. Mr. Shorey delivered
himself Of the matter of speech. Lager beer
passed around, and hands were Joined in sol
emn league, that AID. WGshburn should be
Mayor, and Speaker Shorey, County Judge,
for their defense of the rights of Lager beer
But seriously. the meeting, which was
not Second Ward meeting, which was
gotten up by an Alderman to dencunce his
associate Alderman, and to create personal
capital. was a fizzle--a farce Aid. Wash
burn seems to know little and care less for
the propriety Of things. Being an Alder
man, he had no right to instigate and get
up meeting, out of his own ward, to de-
nounce the Council, of which he is mem.
bcr His modesty is equal to his ability,
and he has neither, to speak Of" The
whole farce, taking place in the Sd, instead
of the I'd ward, and gotten up. by persons
outside Of the I'd ward. for personal mo-
tives, ended so fatty and absnrdly, that it
covered its authors with shame and confu-
sion. Alas for the ambition of an Alder
man, The fate of Macbeth is no restraint
on the aspirations of those who would be
hailed as something higher"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

ES3" When the uazelte asserts that
certain parties outside cf their Office 10 not
furnish it with the little amunition it di~-
charges, it utters "a wilful fllsehood The
greater I.rt Of that batch of lies which it
published on Saturday last, came from a
source which would now blush to aeknowl-
edge its paternity. Though We have always
known the Sanders TO be the mearest M;n9s
in town, we did not. until lately, suspect
that men in high position could be almost as
mean as they. All attempts to intimida.e
us will prove futile al attempts to buy us,
m'derfhc plea Of securing onr H. &uence against
tie brid.e, viii not avail; We are enlisted
ior the war, and it shall be carried into Af
rica
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

CRY NUMBERs.-We have been
shown a specimen of City Numbers, which
Mr. Jenkins is now putting up within the
fire limits II Is fine specimen OF gliding,
and will suit the most fastidious. Thi, small
number. two inches by three, is intended
more especially fcr dwellings For bust
ness houses a larger number will be execu-
ted in any style desired, from plain black,
to ornamental, gilt, or block figures Or
ders may be lett at the shop of E. 5. Moore,
on 81 street, east Of Bradu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
R.ITiuopE Ian q

When the message Of Gov, Lyon was
announced, in the ilouse to-day, a motion
was Emade that it be not received, and the
motion was carried by vote Of IL against
-. This action was on account OF the ex
pressions contained in it it regarding TIE
American party, and the Governor express
ing the opinion that City the members We're
elected hv moi and violence The messag,
having been published in advance of its be-
ing sent 10 tie Legislature, the meElb IS
thus obtained knowledge of its contents
and the majority decided to vote against its
receOtion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
NOTICE TO ApvERTIsERs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions OF
type. -, ,. ,,an
usual ratss. ~, - ,.,o,, q,
Yearly advertising contracts will be andsrs1"d !"
apply syietly = tie Immediate business VI ,ne
,ertser will be charged extra.
Advertisements fot accompanied with INSTRUCTIONS
will be inserted Gntll isrbid, and charged aceorunsy
Notices for religious anl benevolent purposes Ia
serted one tBe free OF cost, thereafter chSfseu @S
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be Psie iof IN
. fvdbfy IN adUance, uness from approseh Agen.s'
Contra . f)r yearly aiy rrtisiug terfnapie az W.
option Of advertisers they paving ali adVAhce"'" Il" VI
% per cent the contract price
Advertisements inserted next To reaoins ha'.'I
80 per cent advauce above rates. and kept On ~
tile, 25 per cent. adv Ance on regular rates
All traasient nd ayerliser.eiits must be paid for W
atysn.c.
RICHARDSON Il WEST. Iowa state Deinscfat.
-ANDRRS N BRO. Daily Gazette
H. fischer N co Der Dsmokrat.
UAERlstsTDN y WILKIE. Daily Evening news
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

The above schedule Of property embrace, princi--
pal;y splendid City Residences, City and Suburban
osi,das et: !u aud .ao,nanf ,,s CITY o. cc'am,u:
ION-containing 10 QUO inhabitants, ssd rapidly
crossing In manuiastures, tos.mercc. " spsation.
wealth and In the value of It's resi- estate
The above property will be distributed % Ticaot
Holders, before or on
The 1sa Day si March, 1855.
II the Ticket. are not sooner disposed Of; but In
view the interests Of the Tcset nodcrs the large
amount, and the great value Of the property Tsk.,
stfio cut time after the sale Of the tickets viii b.
lowed give six weeks notice, (thIough agents and
nrwspapers) ~ that such tichet held appoint
their commit TO make dist button
The public II assured that this distribuioin Of prep
erty 10 not CONTESTED with any Exhibition, Ccncert,
or s0y other costly tainmeat, which can DO
joyed By only few Ticket Holders but consist, Of
solid valuable property proportional to the price
of the icket, that each person can have fair and
Person. ,i.iting Columbus, Ohio, are requested 70
xsmipe the location and character Of aid property.
and the Dlsts Of ihe same nov on Me In this once.
Those desiring to purcba,e tickets can obi sin thsn
any specie paying Bank the Union) for each tick
ct 0r1ered.
REFERENCEs. f.
Mcssrs. Hoffman l. Gclpcke. BAnsess. Chicago, III.
Messrs. ve,tsIlein 4 Trunbewer, PhilAdelphis and
Cincinnati.
O. T. Ada. ESQ. Consu-, Cincinnati.
Acssrs. A. FAlman Co., New York and Cincib-
natl.
Me.sts. II Peters b Go, Phiadeiphia.
M~ssrs. Hirshhorn Byothers K Co New York.
John Anderson . Go Tobacconists, New York.
statei Bank Of Ohio, Branches at Columbus, Ohio.
Agents. WANTED.
Persons desiring 70 act ss Agents In the saIe %
Tickets, who will forward 4 commeEdstion signed
by so,ne responsible person, viii be promptly ar
| swsY-d.
A to the property above ntione the value there.
Of or my standing Irefer the public 70 the Bsnk-.s
Merchants ard business men generally u Colunhus.
n All o-GeYs Tor Tickets and other iat'ers mus:
be addressed TO N RINGER,
Columbus, Obi.
Apply for Tickets and further infoi TO
NICHOLAS kUHNRN,
J.6ILIET,
EDWIN PAY
Corner Main and Second streets. De- Ai0m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
~ The Cotilion Party which was

to have taken place at the Firemen's Hall
will he given at Griggs Hall on Tuesday
evening which is the occasion of the change
supper will be furnished by Mr. Cole ofthe
Worden House Tickets can be procured
Of none bnt the managers who consist Of
Messrs. W. Milburn, H. Trask, T. VI. War
rel, I. u. Warner, G. V. s. Wilson. Music
will be furnished by Majoe's Band.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
HOWARD DARLINGTON, WASHINGTON TowNSENp
Davenport, Iowa. West Chester. Penn.

I DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, No Q
IL Nickos' Block, Corner Of Brady ana Sec I'D sta
Davenport, Icwa
Especisl att ntion given 20 the investment Of Mon
~ upon unnc smbe cd Real Esta.c Security. Money
Loaned Commis sion Tit cX .minei al ahstrsc
siv IN, when desired. Al! Legal business promptly
att nd.d to.
REFERENCES M ssrs. Cook y Sargent, Messrs.
Alien & Clark, M. Geo. / Davenport. Dayenp rt !;
VIM. W Jerers, Rsq, Cashier kaIk OF Chester Go y
Pcnu.; John Tweetile, Esq. ~ spv, n y =. ,,itson
ESQ Cashier Bank Of Batinore, Baltimore, Nd.
De 2s itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Notice.

N0TICR Is hereby. given that the subscribers have
y been duly appointed Executor and Executrix
OF the es, ate Of Alexander W. Nc Sregor, deceased
late OF davenport, In the county Of Scott aud State
OF Iowa, ard taken upon Themselves that trust BY
giving bonds as the law directs.
All rersops sving demands upon the est ate of the
said dereasei required to exhibit the same and
s persons indebtet TO the said eEtate called up-
on 10 make pstment to
A. J. LAwKS. Exc utnr
8 A. hcGREGOR, Rxecutrix.
Davenport, lows, Nov. 10th. 1851. [Nov11dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Family Provision store,
ELIAS HALE,

ELIAS HALE,
AUCTIONEER d COMMISSION MgRCH ANT
(SECCND STREET, EAST OF PERRY.
Having Ia &c and commodious rooms for the sale
Of bry Goods Groc cries, c ockery. Hardware Boots
and Shoes, Clolhng Furniture, Watches Jewe,ry aid
Fancy Good in fact OF every description. Also-as
Agent for X. Biak' slee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned TO be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Consignm cots OF .erchanii1c of every description
solicited, and sales settled promp;l,.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer,
Dec. Stf Second street, 3 doors tast Of Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Now Orleans Market.

New Orleans, Jan. S.
er6AR-Sfeadv At 4EG51.
MOfASSEs-i9G19k.
CORN-Whiie, Sc; yellow, CO.
HAY--Eastern. Is IS; Western, 16 GOALS 80
PORK-Mcss, very dull at 12 75Gl3 Bulk meats
shouders5; hams, 6; sides, 696k.
LARD-bblJ.. S.
wH1SREy-16
COFHEE-Rio sN@94. Sales for the week a..
OOO bags. Receipts, Is 800 bags Present stock. ".
coo bags.
STEALING EXCHANGE-IOsA@1O7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
JAMES r. MORTON,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,

HICKORY GROVE, SCOTT co. IOWA.
IIAvING d,sposed o. his interest ia the St rG bus
IL the village has p ned oiiics for the
tran-actio ION or General Agency Bust oe-s tor the
sale of auds, draSiug convey ances ami taxing app
cations 10 In urance on Town proper y, Collecting
note and accounts, etc.
so--attcnding Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will keep Register Of Land for sale ia this
and adjoining counties, giving full description, and
the Terms Of Sale Of tn same.
Alsc-a stock Estrav Book, in which entry will
bc made application OF estrays taken up Other;
wise, with dc c-ip,ion of the and where they
may be found.
Refer TO any respectable laws er in Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

VINO LOST u?-The gentleman
who lost small rattan walking stick on
New Years day, can have the same by cal
ling at this Office and proving property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

rSWe had a conversation to day with
gentleman Of this county, Just arrived from
Quincy, III. He said that all the currency
they had there was" Nemeha" and s.platte
Valley" That there seemed to be but lit
tie shipment of produce Eastw ard from that
point, and but little was being brought for.
ward by the farmers He said that from his
observation, and he'sAn old settler of thi.
country, no new comtr, that Davenport was
better off than any other-town on the Upper
Mississippi, as far as trade and monetary
matters went. This We have insisted upon
all along.-Ne'cs
If there is plenty of wild cat at Orkney,
why don't business thrive there
The proprietors of the wild cat called
Florence, have great reason to exclaim
"save us from our friends" for every step
taken by the News" Gazette" or "Real
Estate Register" only shows what folly il
is to undertake to sustain q appreciated
Unsecured, and irredeemable currency
The Question still is-why is not Florence
placed upon footing with Illinois and
Wisconsin money!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-A
prisoner from Iowa City, who was confined
in Jail at this place, was detected in an at
tempt to break from his prison home, on
Saturday last. To do this he undertook to
bore through the outer wall of the jail but
in attempting to do SO he was detected by
Mrs. Graham, the jailor's wife, who immed.
ately informed her husband, whereupon the
prisoner was safely and secursly lodged in
one Of those burglar proof yaults which were
constructed especially for the accommoda
ton Of such aspiring minds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
NOticer-EaStern Business.

TTvHE subscriber having been unexpectedly called
i east, will transact any business in Eastern New
York (durng the sxt two Uonths) that his friendl
Asy desire.
/. Address G. AUGUsTUa HAvILAND,
VI ia ~ ehawaneuqk, Ulster Co., Mt.
OAv6nport, DecaAbsr n, tem. DedDo1Aw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
I'O-DAY'S ADV'TS.

hfE5. N. CIR oCHETr, will re-oper her school f,r
1Vl small children, ou Mnnd ~ TIE Iith inst, in
Col Yolngs Brick Block, corner Fifth and Brady, up
stairs
Application can be made a. the school toom or at
Gill.t.s News Rom, No. T. lie Claire Row, as to
terms Jan9i3.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Notice

-aNOTlOH 10 hereby given that ON the 18th Cav Of
~ October. =: p: 1851, vas aDpoiased BY tho
istratrix Of tn estate of nonas Doyc. late on aaid
county, deceased And that sn demands aesinse suid
eetste must b ureseattA and proven o By In direc-
en- And all indebted % the sstats srs exbsstsd q
bsvsapsss, ~ i7sA, isvs. }. sba,a
wss1 MAAx DoYIk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

Bo>roS. Jan O.
Yesterday afternoon Donald McClelland.
n Manufacturer of Clinton Mass, escaped
ON the office Of W. H. Page, in Ripley St..
ysAs Igissss trom ths-sscoad. story window.
land was undergoing private examination
fer forging signatures to notes of $4,000 TO
$1,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

For Renf. CheaD.

A Once and Gel az in Post Office BuiliinRs Alsc
"A . Dwelling House on S.conl stIeet, bet. Main
and Brady
Decl9t3t Ale CLAIRE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
st a Es RS NEWS DEi'G
AND
CIRCUL ATING LIBRARY.

We receive regularly and for sale Dailles:
N. Y. Herald, Ptilad. Bu lst.n,
Tribune, Cln Gazette,
g Times, Commercial,
Boston Herald Chicago Dem. Press,
81 Tfsvl Her, Tribune,
81. Louis Republican. St. Louis lalellgencer,
Davenport q azette, Dem ,crat AMI Jews.
Subscriptions received on the In1st liberal terms
by the month, quarter or year.
octi s.H STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
W. +. CaILDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.uE.NT KOOFz.N'G!!

W. Es V0lAAUO ~ WIS.,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.MEyyT KOOFENG!!
VXYE, the undersisnec, are prepared TO contract
w and put on ~ the shortest notice,car
Elastic Fire q Water Proof Cement Roofing
u being the only article yet invented that viii
ccssfuy the action Of the atmosphere every
po.n: o. r. s.i.v. esu. II no. ..S .ap~ -
old Tin, Tar, Iron, OF shinse roofs Il making no dr.
aconng iswarfsntsd TO prove above represented.
We wtn put q on fbs - % pr sqasrr. 90 fces
squsre) We win apply upon tin and iron roofs tr
q % per square, beins, On seconst sf ~ durability.
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite an who are bulding, snd those who With
;hsr roof rsp.1ed 70 eal, q or ono. Opposite ,ns
pss and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the durable
~ and pfacsicab uity Of this roofing.
n. B.--We are prepared 70 nl orders for our Ce.
mens those residing ss distases win printed d..
Osy as1 1eos.sv RssAss ~ Isssaa.d Ay..ssoss
r. J.D VAN DBHQsn BnO.
o. 4. BExyAnIN, General Agent.
nxyxRRxCns IN CINCINNATI.
Hr nsre Bailey, Smith street. between Fourth ani
xr samuel Ogden. No ~ FOURTH street.
Baker and Won Publ, No G2 Fourth street.
Nr Ososss Carlisle President Of ths Lafayette Bank.
br John Law. Agent Of Royal lns. o., Lsncos
essrs John shiito o., Dry Goods dealers, >,a
itchell and RAnnssssss. ysrnisszs Mas IN
dealers eth street
Ns 6rsenvood, ESQ.
r Hinkis.
eseL D.yapor.
Goats Patshin, Builders,
NV Wheeler, Afchitece,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, JANUARY IL, 1858.
Local Affairs
EksonES.

(EIH have pr!n.ed and have .or sale the following
w Bianks, which list We shall be constantly
sdGinc forms:
W.rrsntse Dds Qsit Claim Desfs More Oagrs,
Trust Deeds, ruste's De"ds q new artc;e), Attach
ment Bond, Gi,ni he"s - tic ), Pelticns, Original
Notices, Rxscut rs Ho~ers OF attorney, and a &C
variety of Justice B!aIks. Dec.4.u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Stock Market.

.. NEW YoRK. Jsn.0
STOCKS are active THIS msrning TIE brssness
dn Is very large at advanced pric.s Money i. IN
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