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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lY Dadem Worn by Kings Empcror what' Why


Because Is the ornament God himself provided for all
Reader although the may bloom brightly the glowing
cheek the be sparkling the teeth be those Of pearl the
harsh and dry still sprinkcd with Nature will ioso
than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative used
two three times week. VIII restore and permanently secure 10
all Read the following and judge. The writer Of
the nrst is the celebrated pianist, Thaiberg:
NEW York, April TO- 1858.
for the entire restoration Of hair to its original color About tho
in the United States rapidly becoming gray
cd It's original hue consider yonr very wonderful
invention quite enlcacious as well as agreeable.
TFal lam, dear sir, yours, truly, -
DR. woop. s. WALBERG
..s.s aDryoh mr. Gwylcdydct"
wcch Newspaper onice l3 Nassau street. April H. 1853
j. WooD Dear sir Some month six weeks ago re
ceved bottle of Hair Restorative and gave my wife who
concluded to try on her hair little thinking at the time that
the hair It's original color but to her az well as
my SURPRISE after few weeks trial has performed that wonder
full effect by turning gray hairs brown the
uo identifying ckeng the hair strongly recommend the
all persons want of such change hair
sE CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw York, July 25, 1857.
Pnor O. j. confidence do recommend Hair Re-
storavc being the e0cacous article ever saw Since
white gradually dark and now feel confident
applications will restore them their natural color
has relieved Of all dandrun and unpleasant SO COM
mon among persons who perspre freely j. q. Kl-bf.
PRoF woop years my hair commenced falling Off
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
effect commenced using restorative In Janu
AIRY applications fastened hair firmly began to
OH up, and turned back TO It's former color (k At
fully its original color health and appear
ancc and chccruy recommend its ALL j. d. HOES.
Cmc,Go, H., May i, 1851.
The Ros,oraivc put up of three sizes viz large
medium holds least twenty cent more In
small reta for dollars boto the largo
O. WOob CO. Proprietors si2 Broadway, York lin tho
great Railing Eabshment and ia Market street.
ST. Louis, Mo.
And sold BY all good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers.
May 13-d3m
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BALTIMORE, May 8, 1858.
NEW ARRANG EMENT.

NIEW- ARRANGEMENT. essaE asaE saag
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee, Georgia. Aabama
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Through Tickets bc obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
Pennsylvania Sixth Washing
ton Steam Ferry George the Office of
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Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
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BY Direct Route Continuous Railway Connexions to Memphis
rdng Expedition and Comfort 200 miles
shorter than by any other route
ferry George the Of Seventh
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stock Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close connexions to Memphis Ets
Baggage wagons omnbuses the Office avenue
o'clock, a. m, and ], p. m
tJ' JAMES A. EVANS, Agent, ~
= Juno l8-r +-.z.s+ Washington
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BRouGHAn on BErs.-Lord Brougham recently read
before the French Academy most interesting paper
titled Analytical and Experimental Inquiries on the
Cells Of Bees the object OF which to point out the
errors into which both mathematcians and naturasts
have fallen ON the subject and to show that they have
entirely misunderstood many acts of the bee, and fallen
into in their of accounting for the same
The paper was read by the noble lord with great vgor
and animation and much admired for the variety Of
new information which il has thrown on the subject
Gdiigndni,
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Eight lines make longer advertisements 10 exact
proportion payable advance yertemcO ordered
charged 81 each
Advertisements week In the daily so
per each Insertion Special notices charged double
the foregoing rates.
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TNTERESTING TO LADIES--When in the course

INTERESTING TO JADIES,--When in the course
human ladies and gentlemen lose Of their greatest
natural attraonsa Emo head bai becomes matter OF
rous Importance and the question s What shall do 10 stop the
hair from falling of and Its vgor and bean2 In reply TO
this beg Dr. Hsrrss Hair Promoter and I'M
proven few applications will stop the hair falling breaking
dandrun the scalp clean and white and fresh
and vigor the hair and although have been bald
twenty years, the continued months will you
auxrant head Of hair Call and bottle aud not satisfied
the second application return tho price paid
for Dr. Harris's Hair Promoter and mprovcr soid Rich
mond by w PETERSON Druggist,
Corner Maine and l2th and Main and Wall streets.
i Washington by d. GILMAN,
nue. street. and B. CLARK AZ street and Penn
May 2l--3m
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: DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,
Bankers,

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TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also,
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lxl Rooms %, "a, No. 10 Wall street, New York teg
Aug 15-tt
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brilliant SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
I'D GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington Delaware.
be supenndcnce commissioners appointed by
tho governor. t8E
S3 900 Lottery the Benefit OF tho STATE DELAWARE
I72 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL,
day, AUGUST 7, 1853
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VXTANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
w capital Of from $500 ooo part proprietor
Rural souherner This oppor-
lucrative business In conneon with their
nourng county town. while at the same he can most
tboroup hy establish himself his profc sion Apply 70
~ - = RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box I027, Baltimore
copy paper will be sent to wishing to soc H.
June 8
VNTET NURSE WANTED. Apply at 425 street,
wv oppcstc Post once Department white woman preferred
June 20
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Tickets SI0-halves $5-'

s37 Lottery for the Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Clnss 7s, for 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL, sau
dny, AUGUST H. 1883. III 7f<t 81 aH"s t. t aa.
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(Hore date the oner.)

u
ere the composing the nrm of (name
ae town. (namo the Sao hereby
Zen advertisement dated (ae OF adyertsement and subject
requirements Of the and the printed schedule which
refers all the articles embraced In Class No. (nao tho cass)
e at nanc the yad according TO said schedule viz
e printed from the schedule opposite
article price and the In the columns dol
lars and foot tho aggregate the bid for the
dls,) amounting 10 (herc write the words.)
popose (hcre the required by
chene or the supply under tho classes miscellaneous, by
nOnresen Of the place delivery shoad accepted
est be prepared navy agent
nme sgency) for signatures and certificate E H5y
(Eiere the bidder and each member Of the firm sgn)
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Undersigned (nanc Of guaanto) Of name the town. and
ae the Sate and (name OF second guarantos &o
hereby undertake. that The above named the bidder bder
his theirl Offer above be accepted
the United States within fifteen days after the date Of notice
through the posoce Of the acceptance Of his for the offers bc
fore mentioned. -
Witness; 6fg (agnature OF guarantors.)
certify n,mel (ero guarantors)
be good responsible guarantors in this
(signature)
signed by the district Judge district attorney collector
sgnt person known the Bureau be responsible
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No. class No g. Yellow pine tim
yellow pine lumber Whte-oak
No White pine timber class No Lime
Cement No, and sand class No TO- Slate
nails, and spikes class No. H. Steel;
Files No. 5 Paints oils and glass class No. l6 ship
chandlery oil No IL Hardware
No IS stationery class No 10 Frewood class No 90 Hay and
No. 22 Charcoal No.
23 Betting packing hose class No 27 class No. 2s
Irond n. . -4s b. .s 1 .rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

IXIHEREAS on the second day Of October, A d,
w 1855 John Mueselman ,Cuted unto James
g. ant, - Trustee. certain deed OF Trust
TO said Trustee the lands in Scott County Ivva de-
scribed follows. to VT: Lot number six (6j con-
tanning four and 62 100 acres, and lot number seven
az Two aud S3-l00 acres In LAngers sIbdvi lon OF
the.Crant Farm in he south sst quarter OF Sec
north Of range three S) east Of the cfh principal
meridian, which SAID conveyance was made by the
said John MusstIUan fer the purpose of securing the
Of certain pr0missory note and the crest
thereon signed BY said John ussumsn, for the sum
Of ninety and 10 100 dollars dated the Goth dsy
Of Stptenlbef, 1855, and payable on the lst day
OF Jsnuarxs ISIS. to the order Of gna,ius Lang.
er, and
WHEREAS, By reason Of the absence Of the said
Jams Grant, the Trustee named, he was unable 20
sct in the premises, and Austin CoIbin was ty the
udg- fthe county Court Of scc county, appointed
to act in his plac d stead
And nos said nuIs having become due and payable
and the said John Muss-lman having failed to nay
the same, Austin Corbin, Trustee - Aforesaid 1t
the requett Of the owner of said note. do here
BY give this public notice that by virtue ofh power
Saturday the 3Oth day Of Jam, d, 1885, at the hour
VI O'Clock in the afternoon Of aaid day at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and oHef
tor sale, at public auction, to the high lidder for
cash, the parcels Of land abOve described 20 much
thereof - shall be sucient 70 satisfy and pay the
amount Of said notes. with the interest he
day Of oae together With the expenses attending said
Upon The completion Of such sale . deed will Be
Given 10 accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 5.h day Of January, 4 D, 1858.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Jan6dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

WAsIIINGroN, Jan. 5.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the state OF the Union and the
PRESIDENTS annual message MIR. j. Clan
cy Jones, in the House, submitted n &C.
ries Of resolutions referring the yarious
branches to the appropriate standing CON.
mittees. lie expressed the hope that they
would be adopted forthwith, as the mes
sage had been before country nearly u
month. The Senate, on motion of Mr. Sew
ard, resolution was adopted that the Pc
tition Of Mr.. Willard, which was presented
yesterday, be transmitted to the Secretary
Of State for the consideration OF the Presi-
tent. The petition sets fol tn various griev-
ances inflicted upon Mr.. Willard, an Amer
lean citizen, by beth officers and others in
ireland, and claims to have had large
number Of valuable cattle taken from him
BY mob. Mr.. Fessenden introduced the
French Spoilation Bill and moved its ref
creme to a select committee of seven.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

The News on THE CURREScY.-
The Ners, after having played sort OF
"Good Lord and Good Devil" hand for the
last week. came out boldly last evening,
aud suggested that the people had better
not get up any panic.
No doubt citizens will feel greatly in.
dsbted for that sage advice. Of course,
there won't be any panic nor. But allow
US to assure our friends of the News that
they need not fear any. The people will
not harm hair Of their heads for ANYTHING
they have thus said o. done.
The panic is Eot the question-not bit
of it-but shall not Cook l. Sargent, who all
admit to be able, be required to put Flor
ence at once on the same basis as Illinois
and Wisconsin currency. We say they
should, and We calculate to labor for that
end until it Is accomplished Please
address the people upon that question, gen.
tlemen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

SILVER CHANGs.-Therc is q mark
cd falling of in the quantity Of ofshinplasters
of 70 less denomination than one dollar, and
a corresponding increase in the quantity Of
Silver change. The proprietors are getting
ashamed to issue these paper promises to
pay. and Merchants apologize when forced
to offer them in exchange for money. We
are not inclined to take all the credit our
selves. for the good sense Of the community
has sustained US from the beginning. We
have only to say that if tho people will set
their faces against this sort Of thing, we
shall soon have sufficient good currency for
all ordinary purposes :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
~On Friday next Wendell Phil

@On Friday next Wendell Phil
ips OF Boston, the ablest and most eloquent
Anti-slavery man in America, will lecture
before the Young Mems Association. ".
Philips differs from most of his co workers
in having more than one idea be can talk
of something besides nigger.. Our citizens
will remember that his lecture last winter,
was considered by many the best of the
course. As a polished and effective orator,
a brilliant and profound thinker, scholar of
varied and extensive attainments, q gentle
man with sufficient tas' to avoid all sllusion
to politics in literary discourse, We CON-
mend Mr.. Philips to.our readers. The sub
ject Of the lecture il. street life in Europe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

IMPROPER MoTIvEs.-It will not do
for the Gazette, or private parties to char, G
US with improper motives in our war upon
Florence. This community knows that We
have always spoken we'll Of the firm. We
have no feeling against it We condemn
their shinplasters and shall continue to do
90. Our great regret it that we did not
commence our war upon it, as an irrespons
ible issue, when it first appeared As i,
now stands no intimidation, nor idle and
loud talk, will induce US to cease our efforts
until it is at last made convertible into good
funds at fair rates. At heart. every reader
OF our paper desire it. Cook L Sargent, we
believe are able to do it. and they should be
required to.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
Aufderers Arrested.

BosToN, JAN s.
nk Heith and his sister Marian, and
Cot Hsith have been arrested in Dresut.
nse1Owell, for the murder of their father,
J0eh Heith, blacksmith, between 60 and
7Oynrs old. The daughter, il is stated,
c01e.ad Mat she first attempted to poison
heeAeher, and that her brother, on Satur-
1s& zAot him in the head, and afterwards
he body, where it was found by til.
They sssmsd 70 have : very faint
idea OF the enormity Of the offence. The
father was Of intemperate habits, and often
quarreled with his children.
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NOTICE TO ADyERTssERs.

LARGE cuts charged double the dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements one.haif more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be underwood "
apply strictly the immediate business OF the adver-
tlser aud all other sent In by ths ad-
v.rtser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted time Tree Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertisements from abroad muSt be paii Tor W..
OdriGbiy ia ddeance, unless from approved Agents
Contracts f1r yearly sdvcrtiring t-rm,naole - 'hs
option Of advertisers they paying advancement of
~ per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
% per cent advance above rates. and kept on In
siie, 25 per cent. advance regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must bc paid for In
advance
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
H. fischer n co, Der Demokrat.
HARRINGTON WILKlE. Daily Evening News
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FLORENCE ABRoAD.-If, as the Ga
zettes says. certain parties who have rsceiv.
ed Florence here on special deposit. wish to
buy 1t up at discount, we advise them
that Muscatine would be good place to
commence at We received yesterday the
following despatch by telegraph from
there.
Burrows d Prettyman and Florence OFFER
ing at 30 cents, no buyers.
Gazettee please copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

~The Second Anniversary of the
Parish Association Of Trinity Church, will
bs held this evening (being the Feast Of the
kpiphamy) in said church, when the annu-
a report will be read, and . sermon preach
ed by the Rt Rev. Bishop of the Diocese.
Services to commence at I oclockP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

DHYeICIAN AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POST
i OFFICE BLOCK; liouse-North side OF Fifth
htreet, betweeR lady and Perry. JAn3ldH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
~Is it not time that the petition

for the establishment of the proposed new
court In Scott county, was put in circula-
ton 1t is . matter Of too much impor.
ssnce to be delayed. The legislature will
meet on Monday next. and the State isto be
gerrymandered, . Senator is to be elected,
aud good deal of jobbing to be done, ii
We get anything from that honorable
body. We must begin work at the com.
mencement Of the session.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
HOWARD DARLINGTON. WARRINGTON rowNsEHp
Davenport, Iowa. West Chester, Penn.

I DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, NO. g.
IL Nickolls Block Corner OF Brady and Second ct
Davenport Iowa.
Especsl stt- given TO the Investment Of Non
ey upon uninc smbe'c 'cd Real Estate Security. Money
Loaned on Commi sion. Titles mined and abstracts
siven, when desired. All Legal BUSINESS promptly
attended to.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Cook Il Sargent, Messrs
Allen Clark, Mr.. Geo. l. Davenport, DAvenp ri;
WIN. W Jeneris, ESQ.,, Cashier Babk Of Chester Co ,
Penn; John Tweeile, Esq, Albany, N Y; s.ibson
Esq Cashier Bank CT baltimore, Baltimore, Nd.
DE 2Sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

HALIFAX, Jan. 8.
] "a. Simon Broads,reet, formerly mae
tee4 the Prison. expired yester day even
nine st harrington. n. S.
ne schooner Liverpool Just from Boston,
yt4 cargo OF flour, sugar and merchan-
dn& While laying at Rohinsons wharf in
t96epssce, last night, took fire and burned
g ~ waters edge--lo.s estimated 10000
No tnsurance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CENTS PER BUSHEL,

VTNHE CARBON CLIfF COAL MININ CO are
i now selling their superior coal ut their yard
(ooner Of 9TH - and Western Avenue) At eight cents
psr bushe and ten cents delivered The citizens Of
Davenport and psople ofthis vicinity will remember
that We were tae hrst to nausurate low prices hore
and now assure them that we shall continue 10
sell ut the very lowest rates.
Davenport, January 8. 1858
LOs HBY, THOMAS 4 CO.,
Jano1!1 Propretors.
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CARDS.
J. &. COClsR An, 4 Go,
ARCHITECTS.
OPFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Apr1Otf DAvBNP0Rr IOVA.
E. S. MOORE.
Park House.

IOWA CITr ,.see....... IOWA.
NHis Large and Commodtous Uotsl has besn lsaDe1
= BY the propretor, thoroughly rspaissd and reao-
vAted NEATLY fufnshed throughout Ia the bcst nan.
ner, with sPnIA0 BEDs aud LI0HTED WITH GAS.
No pans will be spsred 70 make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No. " HOuss Of the City; II being mech TIE
largest and PLEASANTLY situated In central location,
N the corner OF Je ss and DutuQu streets near
the City Park, with comfortable accommoAatiou for
Two Hunfred Guests
TBRNS-in conformity 70 tho times.
Good and Oapaclous StAbling attached the horss.
J. .T4UhDkIJ.. Proprietor.
Eov24M Formerly Of the r. usdsll House
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Rlerehant's GargllDg on.

HAs bren for ore then 20 ye. 70 bs1Dre ~ nab c
H . intD Mt odspted 70 the sec asttjes wao
on1 ~ 10 ~ opp stio -ond no oHttc hae oeen
beser saslsined ~ 0ca q pusvoes asd d ner
= eTslly apUT ctsted b. comnunity II u ubsoau-
usny N II 10 recUmoended te b ~ tts fri nds.
nxncnAxr's 0An0IlNo oIL.-A.tande, 4 reme.
dy foi bo msn sn6 beast. fAls II one I The best
and moot vii " known ISnims Mt o the day AID for
f.ai use !. unssspassed.-Nsvs. Tsvsy. hsdioaa.
Jsse ID, 1851
n4AeuA rs oAAoaSs0 Oll--fhses n - nels-
eine that hes batter sto1 thse q Of % aa1 vsrs
asscs NJ Dem. Jslv =, lesk
Psnphlsts svatsitsssiy fsiHisAsd b aeea1s vxA
tessinsatals u ~ u.iDttys
Al eedess a6lsaseed - thscYSsDgjsAeeu, \. I.
Yos Gsas ~ DssG 80 and 1dSshants eoneranv.
tlscaehs0 ~ Un1le Dts10, 0slloh psoDess0su, -
oehes ce1assies, ~ ~ yfAYLoa DAlaooD, Dsvso
post, I'D ~ one or noge agents n very town n ~
vielnley. WAe,esaie q N iAsoe eoa1srcial sewns.
Dse110 Mf g sg4 t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
IA Commissioner OF Deeds for Connee ticut, viii
give prompt and careful Atte nton to the cotc OF
claias conveyance of Real Estate, examn ng titles.
and all other Kinds OF legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

Z There was q rumor in the
streets yesterday afternoon that Cook 4
Sargent had received $4,000 of Eastern
exchange. That rumor is not, like many
other stories, founded on facts. They re-
seived small anosnt Of exchange, which
the lively imagination ofseveral blowers fo,
the firm, soon swelled to $4,000.
Exchange on New York il selling At Chi.
cago for per cent, and if Cook 4 Sargent
would only redeem Florence in Illinoi, cur
rency, it would be worth the same here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. L.
Cotton sales. 600 bales Molasses Is l2
exchange on \. y. IL per cent.-Other ar
ticles unchanged
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06

ScHENxcrDY, Jan. s.
Given. the Lessee Of Given's Hotel, in
this city. died last evening
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STAR RS NEWS DEPOT

CIKCUL L ATING L1BRARY.
We receive regularly and for sale Dailies:
n, 7. Reraid, Philad. bulletin,
Tribune, Gin. Gazette
Times, " Commercial.
Boston herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
Traveller, Tribune
st. Louis Republican. st. Louis Ia,e.lipencer
Davenport Gazette, Democrat and News
Subscriptions received on tho most liberal terms
BY the MI nth, quarter or year.
octi 8. b. STARR, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-06
EAt the Annual Election of =

%At the Annual Election ofIF
E. 4 H. Co.. No. l, held on Monday ev.n,no
Jan 4th. The following Gentlemen were
Elected OGcers for the ensuing year:
Pvesideat-RoB'T n. LlrrLER.
TreasMrer-JoRN P. VANpArraS.
Sseretary-GEo. D. BowuSo.
Standing Committee.
l. Cummins, John Gundaker. VIM. Shay
John P. Vanpstten, b H. Larhmsn.
"Pilot" Divisior.
Forsmaw-C. BUoxHoLrrR
Assistant-THos. WHITE
''Roser" Diyisio.
Foreman-JoHN GuxDAksR
Assistcnt-RoB'r. MoGREGo..
"Witch" Division.
Foreman-1sAAC CuxxINa
Assistant-FRTz RAanovss kl<SJSJf
Benevolent Committee.
4. N. Ittlsr, G. Buckholtsr, John Gun
daker, L CumminA
GEO. D. BOWLING, S.er,serx