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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

A FLOOD. while the LIE Claire
House was being ravaged by fire, another
Observation-Disclosures making havoc in the
Burt's House. In consequence of some de-
feet In the CUTTERS of the street, the water
accumulated by the rain. instead of running
INTO the river, - had been ordained by
those having charge of the stree.s, poured
into the basement of the Burtis House
The Billiard Room, Saloon. Barber Shop
&C.. was flooded to the depth Of several feet.
They got rid Of the water, by cutting holes
in the floor and letting it through into the
sewer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Furniture.
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street soith Moore q Garret
n HIS 8xlres is designed 20 deliver Co ds for
Merchants. carry pa. ksge-, bu udle-, a. a. ages
&c, for persons living on tn, bluff and In reu.o,e
parts Of the City VIII alsp be at the marx houses
every morning. 1t 81 o'elock-for the ". sent 10
take any marketing 70 residences which ms b. ce-
sired.
Orders left at the once OF 10 the Express" orer
box ot Mon II Bro, Sutton Co. and w @
" adrvorth shall ref evr pr .mpt At enlion.
The charg@s i'll be .or deliy rios uundles pAeka-
ges messages. &c, 70 aIy pA't of h CITY bel. " the
bluff and bet cen bride. and w.s' ern Av, ur
10 c-nts. Pr si.nar bundles, hc, ~ 8e.t or Nor.h
Davenport 20k cash. Hf
Iav TAbe t rms ~il be made with merchants or
others by the month y~sr
EDWARD ALDEs, Proprietor,
apr7du Once 80 Brady strr.t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
COALI COALl! COALlll

II nishine their superior Coal ct % Is per tom or
nine csnts per bushsa At their Depot, on the eves
opposite the Court House, In Rock Island After
~ vee closes, the Company vi deliver their Coal
e Dovsuport, within . reasonable distance ol the
ivos, q $500 PER too.
3. q 0UYHD, AesnA.
Doa6 Valley Miniug OampoaV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
The Oak6ale Cemetery Company

Have sn once for tAe traneAeaion OF business In
IL Merwin's Biock, Ferry street. which Will b. op.
IRON 10 o II, y, snd from 70 5.PA
AL lot owners W0o have not settled for their lots
VIII please call Immediately and do % and receive
their aeeds
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
survey Cd and stsked OF in lots. The community
generally 10 invited 70 examine them and make q.
lectt0no.
i 10 he intention Of the company 70 make this
CeweteSy complete in an ~ appointments. The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest tres
are carefcly preserved and vafioas kinds OF shade
trees have been set out. 4 competent person occn-
pies the Portcrs Lodge and is cons anfiy employed
tn taking care d and inproving the ground..
All applications for lots or buriale must Be made
- the once, whore caSds s1thosistng barals viii b
teoued
1hs peeatc, In patronixing this Csnstesy, msy feel
assured that will b projected In every Wy due 70
tts saered purpose. " h. HILbRBfH,
0co23-1t Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

~We have received a copy of a
very useful little work entitled the penny
Revival NHsic Book" This work is desive1
for the use Of Churches where revivsls are
beng carried on. and is we'll adapted for the
purpose. Horace waters, publisher, 333
Broadway. N. Y. City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

The telegraph brings n the sad intelli-
gence that TaoxAs HARr Bksros died At his
residence in Washington. Friday. His
death viii be heavy affection upon large
family. to whom he was devoted, and who
returned bis love with equal intenseness-
His death viii BE- mournsd BY his country
men everywhere. He vas . great and .
god mea-hs vAsan ahle cd anaafll naR.
Fall q Aa&a fsssssd ~ - ssu1sry: hs
has fallen at ripe old age. even in the
midst Of his labors for the benefit Of his
race
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Change Of Location.

q b. NEG gR having this day Az il 5sh 1883 With.
% drawn r % the former fm VI v. ". n Gam
-. 4 Cc. lTetainlDg las dola-s ~ deb's due he
lst- 0rm) may her carer BE- found at the Dtug store
o Alliscn snd 4cb ide n Brady street, "a door
above the Post Ofce here - usual bis frienfs
physi 1ans and the public may ve the utmost con
n1sno. that their prescr ptions and calls will be &C.
cura ~ nlkd with fresh snd genuine avticles by
regular educA ed Apoths osries and D. uggists.
y the sbyve arm Of " " McOsmmnn 4 Co
VA a dissolved until III. 9th day OF April 1853
when the papers were signed
ap od6t A nnoRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
The Nama II Jack,
S DEACON DARDEN. ,.

yTT1LL SERVE LINITsD NUNBDR or
w Mares. the ensuing ssason, st my otsblss,
West Davenport. lows.
eel brated imported .'nsmmoshn j. k-out Of
thoro,g bref "Disck wssrior's Jenny.
DEsoRIP10H - DE aeon Dar6en' ~. foalrd n
o J-sssmin Coun y Ky. Heis souarErN HAnps,
THnD1 lHcHGs HIoH, AuD 0Aowno. AZ for ~
nuscle and siDew he Is uneQual ID oy any Jsck n
th Ss.te and viii challenge comparison with any in
the Union.
TERns-cash-sinsle leap, $40; season ol3-
Mares BY the season, not proving With foa win e
s+rvedt' following ssaeoo free Of ch.rss Every
preeauton VII be taken Q preven. accidrn's. but
The proprietor would cell u stt ntion Of favmere
and pers0cs raising stock - the great demand
for Mules In al parts Of the coun,r., and the high
prices at which they are n = seline.-Cal nd e.
anime Deacon Darden before having Jour marrt
served !or fur her particulars enquire st Cannon
p epch's Mills or Of
aprsdAwsa IN. CANNON.
THE eUBeoRTBRR OFF.RS N PE1 ,ONs
= wishing to improve heir stock, the services Of
his thor ,ugh bre Hereford Bal ~ OvER, - bred
by Rrsstss Corning Of Albasy, y. and eaa re-
commend him TO the public = second % no BAH Of
hie sge asd blood In the Uuited St.tss.
PsDlo.1s :-ko,ef s.lved Apsii ~, 1854 g,t By
man got BY kxpe- ation, ont Of Wisdom by Wood
stock, dam y Youns Ysvo ite, out Of Mr. rulle, =
Tr.deesr Prise he'fer Kxpectstson was By Hope
oos " SiSV osW OVWt VIC Uc0S. He - JV0
brother TO Mr.. Carp n er's Dunh =. which ootain-
ed tie arst prize Of the loyal Agricultural society
three yesrs In succession cne two an1 three
old.
Beauty. b. wonder. (l2o) dam, Pretty Maid. By
Tom, t943l srand dam, Pretty Asid, by Chalrtrey 8
dam, Oad Dsmsel, BY Coslman's 6ull ges dan.
Oad Ds'seS, b. Chanre'lsT; egsg dam, Cherry No 2
cup . Hereford, 1907 sse.G am, Chersy No. Sred
By the late 1hos. Andrew knight Of Dovn.on Castle
nsaS Lodlew
Persons desireus of inrsovtng tAaaI stock either
for the dairy for beet would d vel ase the0.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding . tAis nns
anlmal.
1Ae nssslbrA cattle ass deelAed = b ~ naae
choice bet n The world. n~
fesms q eesvies -ES eeomon amd eraAe epvs a
pr Aese; Ses thosouoA bred COWS 90 eer -
inquire . oaanso Z 0seoeAao 6Nlc. Veet nave.
-! - 4.s d. !. =. oAMN0ns
0anr1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
War OF 1912!

the gem lemao VII called at Y acf lot 4 Covbn's
L me two or thr e Wesks inre enquire ab .
,en.iln and who ,epr nted him.e fas having erv-u
in the War 1872 and the Mex ~ar, will call
again he viii b OF some thing to 10 adv -ntage
y V. Blakemore not being in the city We are IN
Ne favor Of suostitutina ~ T. Young a. clerk
AMI 4r. ". Jenkin. - Judge. and the house Of W.
lily ~ The place Of holding the election In the
Fourth Ward.
GEO g. aRNDr Ccm'ss
klIRL PECK, Clerk Of city
WIN ESPEY,
G A. BLOOD
ap1ol2t n G DAVIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

~ Saturday was very ugly day
for election purposes; but notwithstanding
the rain poured down in torrents during the
fore part of the day very fair vote was
polled
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
@Tho To Clo;ro

~T The LIE Claire is closed M. "A
far ss entaining guests is concerned. We
can look b k with great deal of pleasure
to the many good times that We have had
IN the old reception room, where, with q
host ofjolly fellows, We have passed many
an hour in social conversation, while our
friends joined each other in studying the
histt ries Of the crowned heads OF Europe
or in attempting to CANNON one another.
rhe Falstaff Batterman will no longer greet
his numerous friends with his pleasant smile,
or tend the fire in the parlor. There is no
more counting on Bat"
We sincerlv hope that wherever the fa.
ture lot of Messrs Batterman. Swits 4
Schuyler may be cast. that they will pros
per and gather up riches in this worlds
goods. What 10 to be done with the old
hotel We have not been informed. but pre-
sune = will be thoroughly repaired and
leased to some competen person. who will
not let its good name pass away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Cennissleler Of Deeds
e. s. MOORE.

1resoo, Dannsr, SIN a,A or.
na0satal PALGn1, oseaaes
- - Of Wood, Aooe aAd Narbae,
00Aing 1poa 0iass,
p Ase9seaps, Scenery sal RvkoN Ro6saaae.
eoe VITA oispeteA. e ths beas noaern anl tac>soui
eU1o. 49, Ia 1ainttng cd oraa1ane - ~
Q. Y. oassss 1saAy saa ~ s,sssss, Dsvup~s.
sOVe. jAano 6lS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

FIRE.-Yesterday morning at two
o'clock the LIE Claire Houss was discovered
to be on fire. The Engines were promptly
on hand and line of hose was Immediately
carried to the fire. The Furniture of four
rooms was destroyed and the floor burned
through in several places.
Had it not been for the prompt action of
the Chief Engineer and the Department the
old Le Claire would have been used up
We understand that Mr.. Littler, the Csief
Engineer met with an accident by falling
through floor which was partially burned
His eudden disappearanss created some ex-
citement, but Bob" as usual, struck on his
feet, and was soon At his post again. We
are happy to say that he was no. at all in.
jured.
The cause Of the fire is nvolved in some
doubt Loss about $500.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

"VOV 0G110 SSuuVC 80CnLIVVB3
7oO4oVd - Suite
0ovo removed their Boot Shoe Store 70
Ne. ,, Nlehsllss meek,
Conner q ByaAy and Second Otrsees. HeAs1d,e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

~The election passed Of yester-
day in . very quiet manner. No disturb
ance occurred at any Of the polls that We
have heard Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

W. 8. CAlLDS 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Hire and wssss Proof
CEMENT ROOFZv'G !! i!
NyR, the undersisneo, are prepared 70 contrac,
w and put on At the shortest notice,Oar
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
It being the only article yet inventsd that will So
ccssfuy resist the action OF the atmosphere in
climate. y perfectly nre and water proof, and In
point Of durability We believe u equal not supe-
old tin, tar, iron, or shinge roofs making no df.
terence how Nat or steep the roof may Be. This
'uodng tswsrrsnted to prove ss above Represented.
We Will put 4 on for % % PER square. 40 fes4
.quare) We viii apply upon tin and Iron roofs ir
~ % per square, being, account Of ~ durability
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all Who are building, and those who vish
their roof repaired to call at our Once opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the du5abi.
lty and practicabiIity Of this roofing.
n B.-We are prepared TO al orders for our Co.
ment 70 those residing At distance with printed d.
rectioss for its use.
Cssy a"d eosnsy Ri0Ass lbr Losea s~d Nss~ssoss
JBvA asR9RM 4 mo
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REgERENcB IN CIsCINxAn
ar !.r. Bailey, Smith street. between Fourth and
Ar Samuel Ogden, No - FOURTH street.
Baker and Won Publ No 50 Fourth street
Nr Oeoree Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette BANK
Dr. John Law. Agent Of 1oya, Ins. d.. kados
aud Liverpool.
essrs John shilto 4 o., Dry Goods dealers, ~
street.
ttchell and Rammeisbssy. 1arnitsss Mans On
dealers 9Th street.
iles Greenwood, EsQ.
All Hinkie.
DAvndfoR1
Geo Davenport.
DR. James Hall,
Goats Patchin, Builders.
EW Wheeler, Architsce,
Peck. City CLERK,
0eo II Parker,
CLINE, Painter
4r Paterson, Locuse serest,
yamme, Donelly 4 Lea, Davsopost, Iron Wosk
Ill Adams.
Hakes L Risgs, jewelers.,
ROCK NLANn
IS Gayer,
PL NJ chell, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis \ Weber, Postnass~,
CHICAGO.
@ Hubbard, Aetna Insuranss,
Hooker,
Ira Foots, DuildeS
ksrs, Wood Co., Dedsteod AanrfA tur,ns O., ia.
line.
henry Wlsner. Wbolssals Orocassy Asaler Dsvs
City
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Rock Island Trespasser,
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE NOTICE.

9vUD copaTtoership heretofore existing befwcen
! " " 4cCapDon and neR~r, anAesy the
name Of " y AcCanmoo Z Co, e tiis day 6ie-
selv~d b mutual consent.
oAn ceOts de- the arm must be paid TO the Under.
oeen<d only. W McOAMM4aW.
March -. 101O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

The ELEcrIoN.-The result of the
Election on Saturday was Republican vic
tory. obtained by the worst forms of fraud
and the thirty day qualification clsuse, by
which large body Of Democrats were dis
iranchished. Such men as D. s. True, John
Johns. James Buchanan, and twenty or thirty
other stirling Democrats. residing at the
burtis House, in the sth Ward, were de-
MED the right Of voting under the Infamous
law. Nothing in Kansas ever equalled the
frauds openly perpetrated by the packed
Judges. under this law. Tomorrow we
shall have more to say upon this fruitful
subject.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

M. Il. Close,
(Su -cessof TO n. r. c. D. Close.)
MANUFACTURER OF
CANDLES land LARD OIL.
10 w A CITY,
MOULD iavits the attention Of the trade 70 his
w superior
otoAr1no Candles
Agoo1 and cheap article .or name use.
Lard and y sch,nery Oil Of excellent Qua.ity.
wholesale d A!ers VIII please ave their orders
with my agents kvAEs. CHEW & Co., cor. 2nd
and Perry seets, Davenport.
aprlOd1m H. +. CLOSE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

IOWA CITY, Iowa
Wis LARGE and Commodious Ho'el has been ieasec
i BY the proprIeS r, thorvushl repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout, the besi nan
ner, with sPnIN0 BEDS and LOOTED WITH Gas.
No pains viii lie spared " make the PAoK HUU6E
the "A No D." House VI the CITY; 1t beng much the
largest ani pieAsAptiy situated cent u loca, 10
IN the corner OF Jt0 aud Datu ,ue streets near
the C,ty rarE, with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hun ir,d Quests
TkRAS-in conformity e. the times.
Good and Uspacous Statling attach d 70 the hUiss.
TkUSDELJ.. Proprietor
Nov|4dN Formerly Of the crdsdell House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

CoNDIrloN OF FOURTH SrREEr.-We
have called the attention of the public.
more than once. to the condition of Fourth
street, between Brady and the Railroad
Station. For such frequented thorough.
fare.it' situation is positively disgr.eeful, and
We sincerely hope some measure will be
taken coon to improveit.
On Wednesday night last, q smoulderine
fire was discovered in the row between LIE
Claire and Fsrnam str cts. directly south Of
the depot-a fire which would have con.
sumsd everything in the neighborhood, had
it been permitted to break out. Yet, the
scene Of operation was almost accessible on
account Of the depth of mud on Fourth st
The engines and hose carriages were nearly
An hour getting 70 the spot, but not from
any want Of laborious effort on the part Of
the fremen. It did seem hard, indeed,
that those engaged in getting fire apparatus
into position for effectively averting the
threatened calamity. should meet with the
the greatest impeachment, along the few in
tervening squares. from Brady to lie Claire
Streets. and over . street too, intended TO
afford transit for hundreds of vehicles daily
During the muddy spsll short time since,
the alley between Fourth and Fifth streets
had 10 be used, simply, because The former
street vss impassable. We trust that the
property holders along the strsst and The
City Fathers, whether Of the present dynas-
y, Or thst 70 come. win b. satirsly satis.
fsd with Tie sxplimsat q trying Il y .
~sSs' sse6t sasol 1Atia1sd tAaa h thls
tasessaass y eas1ss y tessllpl ~ pss-
::ees TT; : : : K, e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

D. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and ReDaifeP.
Buffalo st., adjoin 8 Bulbrds Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS.
Sascs Gxmed, Straighte~sd, Set d Hlsd
A GENT for Lee Lssvitts Portable Circular Sav
"A Mills, Norcroes Patent.
Junel0dkWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
BOOK TRADE

BOOK TRADE
B0Oksg 8OOks!!
W. are nov sssaisg sAs nsss sssssAs1 ssoek
W biAasa, Ayon Dsese, Prayer Desos, Animals
&C.. ev0 offessd b tAs dtlseas ol OUvon0uet an6
Rock Island.
HooSl 1n1ol1 PopseR nloeho Week Boxes,
CARD CASgS,
SILK VELVET RETICUL Les
Aaslaus RsRsssasss.
Writing Caoo0, EEL 1eaAel Cases,
tIO. ETC
n.D.-BsssSes sesnls ~ ~has1 pnss.~
90. y. sslks = o..
-. W. ID y ascans -.
Il 4 q Co. 11Ml|1 1FiS - 66r>9I~rux -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
H. ID. COngdOn

AzTORNE YGCOUAS SELLOR ALTA W
AND NOTARY PUBLiC.
nFHICE corner OF BraIy and Second STREETS, over
~ Ascklot 4 OosbiI's Bans.
paHsicOia, Atteatlon given TO the collection Of
Claims, payment Of Taxes, convey Icing Re.l -
tate, examination Of Land 1ites T.. &C
nugl 7l6e7dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
Sseg ~ eueyer,

TNH0LHSALB and Retail Dealers 10 aavans and
w Domestic CIsa.s, v1r.ints Plug, Gut Oh. wing
aud smoking Tobacco. Frncy Pipes, &C., c,rn. Brady
aud Front streets. Reb1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

vTvHD undsVdsned have this dry associates them.
j sslv0 tcgether IN baateess - Drusgisoo ana
Chemists, and may Be sounr ~ the cd stand ofW "
AcCsmmon o. 10 - 0rsAy street. t@f.
Wv AcOAMNON
D Harris.
March -, 1858 spee-dff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
O6ciAl Vote for County 6urperfntend
ent Of Common Schools.

Kissel's majority in the county. ~.
THIRD ANNUAL Report OF THE La
DIES BENEVOLENT SoC1ErY OF DAvENpoRr.-
This society was reorganized Oct. lst 1857.
The following ladies were chosen for Of
ficers:
President-Mrs. DR.. Stevenson.
Vice Pressdent-Mrs. Thirter.
Secretary and Treasmrer-Miss NJ. A.
Swan.
Ten Directors and ten visiting committees
were elected in the northeast, west and
center districts, this committee have visited
over eighty fsmilies-of these, sixty have
received aid.
The record shows that the number of gar
ments donate is 42O; No. yards of cloth,
given BY merchants. 226; No. yards given
away. TO
The Treasurer has received
October 18th, 1887, cash, &sO6
January lst, 1883. membership, 100
7th. received donations
from Rev. G. F. Magoun's Lee
lures los,0o
January goth, received from the
Philharmonic Concert, 12s,OO
March 18th, received BY cheek
on Cook 4 Sargsnt's Bank,
from H. c. Fulton, Of Philadsl.
phia, 5000
Total, SO6.O6
Paid out Of the Treasury, since
Oct lst 1857. for Dry Goods. 1880
For Groceries. e7,SO
For Boots and shoes, $3.50
For School Books. 2,75
Sundries, $50
April let, 1858. oaah in Treasury, 4l,lO
Total. sOs,50
The ladies Of the society feel very CRATE
full for the public interest manifested in the
several donations
Our thanks to the committee Of the n. Z
Church fer the free use Of their class -rooma
Many thanks are due to our old friend
A. c. Fulton for his unexpected and timely
donations, and to the pres. for the many
favoss shown 10 during the vistsr.
Per order, II A. SWAN, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12

Furniture WarerOwD.

1>H uniersirned hA Ing ,ssen the me- Of
i ruom NJ SOP ry I, (M.rwin'- Boct) y row
pr pared CIV. rs ST ict p-rsoIlsi o ptru 10 tha
u0de nsAinR bu insss IN all rs branches. large
aDi andsume assor Inn ut of oins OF every scrip
lon cons at y ou h4na iDel. ing
Zine. Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, &c.
Hears ,nd ny q isi i,,,mbe Of G.. rrisge~
furni u oo'd Z. Mo pia,es q. variety fptt-
tFns nea ally ing ased. r, teular at nlion 10 call
81 to h- new and com te sto kof
Furniture.
Having work hop CT cd " IN his wsrsrcom
he ts pr par 20 nsnutsc'ur. to osfer desc ip-
ton OF Decks, ward rotes tables, ke, &C. la q,
assorf mt % siit AM fancy Nou.dngs hand suit
able for loosins glass AID picture trans.
share u public patron,g 10 fespec fully soli II q.
aps7dAw0 BAkTLkTr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-12
DAVIS, TIPTON L BREEDS
M ere amtile COlleges

DAVIS, TIPTON L BREEDS
M e re q N tile COLLEGES.
LOCATED:
PkOBI 4, ILL. .3S Main street
DAt1NPOkr. lOWA.....CJr Fifth and Brady
D RxJTORS:
Hon Powell, ESQ Woodward, ESQ
VIM Or &c, keQ JHO DLlvn, Rsq
Bartlett, Rep WIN Allen, $50
Henry Nolie, Bsq VIM Clarke, REQ
Thos 4ayne, 8sQ Chas & Putnam, ksQ
jos G Drye, y ID Price Rsq
1ACULTY:
TW Davis, IS linton.
4 = Breed, JB Dodge
PRoFEssoss OF BOOKKEEPING AND COLLATERAL
BRANCHES AND Lee TURIRS ON THE ACIENcE or
ACCOUNTS:
p Davidson, Jno Dillon.
LScTURsRs ON COMMERCIAL LAW AID FIuAxcu:
Harry Lander, Uhas 3 Putnam.
LEcruAD on ANCIsHT AND HODERu HISTORY:
Ohas @ Bcnuey, VIM T Clark.
NsTaucroRs IN TEE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF
BUslNBs PWAANsIIIP AID COMMERCIAL PEHmAN.
saIP
Davis, SIS Upton.
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BraltOn House.

YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends AID the trav cling public, that he ha.
ouened this large hotel lie Claire. The house IL
nearly new and furnished with su the conveniences
of mode hotels The table vii be supplied with the
best the country Affords.
His experience lid large acquaintance with the
business in the West, Is \ suaacient guarantee tha.
his house Is the place TO stop when yoa como - the
city Of Le Oaire
n Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
(Sundas exoepted) for Davenport.
marchl l-d2wAvly MD WHaTLAKB Propr
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ROOFING.
A q At DiscOv

Cement Roo812aRs
IWk undersisned w. n. Miso1y = % , ase
now prepared t. put ou their Newly Discovered
Elastic Cement ROoftnR.
Which 10 considered he very best thing IN the lise
VI q ueni Rsofs " existence. II she 1rSs plece.
ve do not use Tar, which u c"asidcrrd very grsas
oblsctth 70 ~ PsteDs Rcpong ncw us<A.
Our Crtnene % elastic white and q hard q -.
ese whsa 0Jy. - aoso 4 tAtuSe ~ ~ vo1pS u
90 oftng Or Asssulng y IN ~ leoGt; aeaAer (osho
- e sssa se.es = = a,ii y Mis1eSe0 ~ : -
:. - = -: Ss..s. = 10 -
II can be apmied - eAeap q any eemeoe yeunne
nov ed IN this city. STATE ed Cuanty riaAes 1oe
SAL.
First a1d Second streets, Dsvs nport.
Dch2S-dAwtf w. n. MlNOTf Z 90.
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JAMES r. MON COE,
MAYSVILLE AGENCY OFFICE.
urnr0nv opovr scorr m ,ovA

HAVING dsposed OF his interest In the Store busi-
II nees In the village has opened ofics for the
Transaction Of . General Agency Business for the
sale Of lauds, drawing conveyances AMI taking appi
cations 70 Insurance ON Town properly, collecting
notcs and accounts, etc.
Aiso-stteadins Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He viii also keep Register Of Land for sale In this
and adjoining counties, giving full desc ipton, and
the Terms Of Sale of the same.
Also-a Stock Estray BOOK, In which ~ entry viii
Be made, application OF estTays taken UP or other
vise with description Of the game and where they
may be found
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HOTICs.-I have trsnsf.rr-d my interest IN to
city circuls lon of the De0oc, nj, 70 10Y brother
0tIett VIA i'll collect and receive ali
can be pab1 70 e1tAor him q DysAi
- J0au olGl1I.
Davenport, Nara 70 is6s