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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

AUCTION sAEE OF GROCERIES
BY
4anier, Phillips & Go.
on MONDAY, MARCH I5rH, 1855,

EETE will sell for Cash in front Of -urarghouss com
- pes ass JrLment Of GROCERIES consisting IN 81
Is follows,
~ hEds new sugar, 40 bZs star Candles,
ZUJ bags coffee, TO- bli & grs Stgr Candles.
% h0ls new NOlgssesy % bEs sel-r td S. o. Ctsara.
~ Dbls esd O. poW'd CARS, 90 bbls IS bite Whisky
- Eits MacE6Tal, IS n. Y Brandy,
80 p'c'kgs N K Rasina. DO obIs Holland Cir
8 sack Almonds, go Eeg, mills
y case nlIdlsesr % d0z painted BuCkets
20 box Cove oysters, 81 nests Tube.
labGgs Pepper, - Bxs Stsrch.
p chests Teas, $50 bEs SoaD.
~ bales Cotton IHiEe, - 5Xs u0yle's Candles.
81 coils Rope, 100 COX NGsIuis EIacgiug,
10 cases catches, 100 boxes FIasks.
together HLh numerous other Articles Go make M com
plete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS 81 CO.
msTs-5ds Nc. 80 EiaFkel SLreet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

PosrposruEsr-On account Of the inclemenl
weather DR.. BAIRD PostpOnes the lecture which be
intended to give THE afternoon, till Monday after
noon ~ o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

The following short item from The New York
Journal Of Commerce, Of Monday evening Of last
week, shows the state Of the money market in that
CITY about as well as If 8 column had been written
on the subject:
1.-THE banks cannot hnd sufficient good business
paper 10 absorb their receipts, and the discount
lines Of nearly all the larger Institutions show q
verv important decrease We're il not that the
aggregate Of loans aud discounts includes large
amount Of temporary losls subject 70 call this item
would show smaller total than for several years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
Italian Literature.



We learn thatzig. La 81 Mont Of HaTvlrd College has
translated GU1RRAzUs tOIs hsiCrczl move. OF Bsari.s
Cs1c and that q Is nov in q publication Thsrs
will uDdUubirdl7 be great desIs 90 see this volume
GusrrJ ri probably me So distu-u ed Of living
Italian author and glad 20 snow that the med
eru literature Cf IlalF-WI,h wLI-l sc but little ae.
Quaiuzd-Wil be IEaUgIratad By so br ant specimen
If novel with this The HE OF Bzarics has been
generally indeed may soy eurlly TODD; bu-
Guerrlzzi has shown bis very pow e-ul work. con
DeJed after careful labor what probably The correct
plsIOa OF tls sad history Every has read S1e.5ys
cgedy Of the Ee1cl and those or1uss enough 70 have
extended their travels far as Italy remember IS ore 81
e IOviest spesmsus of The ever admired and copied
portrait CT beatrice By Guido now IN the gallery q the
BaTbsriui Palace"
Gusrruzzi in his Prsfos t. tue Wo.k Saws addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice.
'IuasmUch ~ have been s5st comprehend Ties, n
pl0re for suite e. power 70 worldly by hhs
JOrv 20 these dear italian mG1sus who love thee sis
ter Just departed though The shadow q centuries and
ualf ig spread over ny pulshrs Verify thine is hs-
tory OF sad crimes but the mE-dsus OF my country viii
rad L. II will pierce their mite souls Es sword but
they will read C. Wien the YJuth whom they lcv5 be aD-
prla,hiug they will hasten, bl1snnE- h6e Is bus tley
will read IT, and Eil ole thee the 0a.y g that caE Be
given % the Ls.ray ed-te.rs"
TIE eEse Of this powerful work Epoa the impassiouats
and vehement Italian reader sucl that certain Of the
governments have ia.srdits5 its pl5cs.oa and nov
rarely seen in lily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

Almost srsrv53E, has heard Of 60 Woods Hatr Re
stlr1nrr" That he word d" Restorative. IN "ti
case is no misnomg- we have the testimony Of indi
vIdusIs whose elevated position IN The country, as
well as ilerr Acknowledged and honorable character
as gentlemen, render whatever hey publicly assert
in tss las. degree reliable Several Of these have
tested personally, the hair preparation we are now
soeasiByo. and certify 70 its amazing efficacy IN
the most public manner possible Their certificates
can be seen o. the proprietor Depot 3l2 Broadway
New YORK. and once seen and properly appreciated,
We have no hesitation in saying they will impress
conviction on the most skePtical mndi Woods Hair
Restorative is doubtless the beet article Of its kind
ever yet produced.
sr5- Il does not dye but gives life, health and
beauty to the decaying falling and dead restoring,
as if b7 magic, that which was supposed to be IT.
rseovefablv lost Heads nearly bald and others
nearly white are daily being changed to their pris
tine beauty, and faces covered With PimPles are
rendered as smooth as an infants, and blushing as
80 ali Inv the uss of Prof Woods Hair Restora-
tive. For sale at ia Market street, and By all
Cruggists.-C Chicago 41Hs''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
Baltimore Coffee.

ERB hundred psgs Pums Baltimore ana Mo Coffee, Just
y received b.
asrsbs CARTER, Mckay 4 co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

RRPORT OF THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE
TO INVESTIGATE THE CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Ia compliance with the jointresolutiOn Of the Gen
ersl Assembly the Committee have examined into
she condition Of the Bank of Tennessee ~ Nashville
aud ropor, that they found in the Bask on 10Th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
Liabilities Of the Ban

Liabilities Of the Bank
at Nashville O. fur
nishsIby theoliccrs
Due TO other banks. s..
Due branches Of Bank
of Tennessee, IL.
Due Treasury Of Ten.
nessse and IudlviG-
ual DEP sil0rs, 9.
Amount OF Circulation,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
SI77I,I47 g4-S4,77I,147 "a

Excess Of assets over
liabilities Of mother
Bank az Nashville, S2,3l2,53J 70
It affords the Committee pleasure to bear testi-
mouy Of the courtesy of the officers Of the said In
suti0n and to state that they extended TO them all
facilities in heir investigation Of its condition.
The Committee further state, that portion Of
the Commute, have pr0pounded q list Of interrog-
atores 90 the officers. which, with the answers TO
the same are hereto annexed. We also annex and
refer to the report Of the condition Of the Bank Of
Tennessee and Branches, made January /, 1855 by
the officers of said Bank; all Of which is respectful
Iy submitted. This the 5.b March, 1858.
TUos MEyEEs, , s,roto CON,
HI WELCEEE,
D. r. JOHNSON,
A. q. SHREWSBURY,
JAMES ! TURNER, House Com
MICHAEL VAUGHN,
w v Thompson,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
" houiN'ioN, Icp.
lieutenants Rel1 and Williams who
New York

NJ ;, Feb 23
1t is understood that the II loss ari.
sing from the defalcation OF +. Wharton,
late Secretary Of the American Sunday
School InIon, will not exceed 10000 dol
lars, and that the managers Of the Union
with the assistance OF a few of their friends
are determined to pay it out Of their own
pockets.
The ship John Wilton from the Chincha
Islands, loaded with guano, went ashore on
Montauk Point last Saturday morning and
was entirely broken up. The dead bodies
of eight persons who were on board have
been found and it is thought that not sin
gle one Of her officers or crew has ee ecaped
alive.
1t is currently reported in England that
the Collins steamship Atlantic has been sold
to the Russian Government for 100000
pounds Rumor gives ths command of the
steam-frigate Wabash, flagship of the
Mediterranean Squadron, to Capt. Leroy
lately restored to active service.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RgPoRTED EXPRESSLY EoR THE DEMOCRAT.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WAsuIserox E.h 9

- AshiS6IoN, req. 20.
House The House went into q Commit
ton hill.
Mr.. Burrough vindcated the North from
the charge of sectionalism preferred by
Southern gentlemen. Referring to statistic
al facts, he showed the immense preponder-
ance of expenditure by the government in
behalf OF the South, over the North. He al
so contended for the superiority of the North
over the South in wealth, industry, popula.
tion, education, &c. He proceeded to de-
nounce Messrs. Pierce and Buchanan, and
their course on the Kansas question.
MIR. Smith, Of Va, called him to order
1t was disgraceful for gentlemen TO denounce
on this floor ordinate branch Of the
government (cries Of no. no(
Mr.. Burroughs would be happy If he could
say in HE heart he honored James Buchanan,
but he must he allowed 70 spsak his candid
opinion.
He was proceeding when Mr.. Smith again
interfered. Much confusion ensued, during
which his hour closed.
SENArk-The Senate passed the bill to
amend the Act Of March Sd, 1851, limiting
the liabilities Of ship owners
Mr. Bell presented . resolution Of the Leg.
islature OF Tennessee, respecting his oppo
siton to the Nebraska Bill, endorsing the
Lecompton Constitution, and intimating
that he ought to resign. He referred to
the date of the resolution, Feb 10th. 1853,
from four years after his vote which they
censured, saying that it had been usual
when the constituan. 3 Of members Of Con-
gress approved his course to act promptly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
Popular Sentiment Expressed
DAvESroRr, Iowa, Feb. 81, 1858

DAvENPoRI, Iowa, Feb. 81, 1853.
To he editors Of Ms Democrat
GENTLEMEN Some people think that pro-
prietors of hotels should be neutral in poll
ties, and all things to all men" Thus far
We have extended our patronage to both po-
lltical parties equally, tthe morning Gazette
and Evening Aeus) and have thus given our
patrons an opportunity to examine both
sides. However, we will not hesitate to
state that we are republicans and vote the
republican ticket but we will also be inde-
pendent and inform you that the course ta-
ken by one of your brother editors, to steal,
borrow and persuade your subscribers from
you, ha. induced Us to add another paper to
our reading room; therefore, you will
please add us to your subscription list, and
God grant that the time may not be far dis
tant, when we will be able to pay you for
the same in money worth more than eighty
cents per rag Yours, DC,
J. J. HUMPHREY i co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
New York Market.

NEW Yopv, Feb. %
FLOCR-Dul and scarcely 80 fire. S 'as so bbs
al 30di 35 for sup.r State; : 200l4 80 for super
We tern; $50 90 for extra Western 435@4 50
for extra State.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Better. Ssles 500 bbls at
I 2oa 1 30 for super; 30d5 so for extra.
RYE FLOUR-Firm AT 3 OO1g4 90.
WHEAT--Firr; and unquiet.
RYE-Steady at 7iM72.
B.RLEY-Quet al 10o.7S.
CORN-Firm at 47M 80 for new Southern.
OATS-Unchaneed.
PORK-Droopi"g. Sales 400 bbls at 16 5O@l6 IS
for MESS; l. 25@1s 40 for PRIME.
BEEF-Steady.
DRESSED HOGS-Dull at 7h91k.
LARD-9i..
BUrrER-Active at 12G16 for Ohio; 1922 for
Sta
CIIEESE-Firm at 6t.dSk.
BACON In demand al dull prices.
WHISKEY-Drooping. sales 800 bbls at 23.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

i4I. The Pioneer Chtidr4n.-They are now
n brave young men and fair young women
may their lives, if not as eyen,ful, be as
useful as those Of their parents.
" Responded to in elegant style by Geo.
oag, who though young and promising
nsn, is an old seit er Of this county. HI. re-
Ponse was Of the most entertaining cha rae
oer, and was received with hearty applause.
IL The City Of eCiaire.-Our young and
prosperous Sister. Let Davenport loo k
well to her laurels.
Laurel Summers, Esq, Of LeClaire not be-
mg.present to RESPOND to thi. toast, Judge
Grant took hi. place, and performed the
duty In manner which could put be high
" acceptable to the citizens OF that young
but promising city.
Is Womaa-The pride and ornament of
the proudest palace--the Joy and sun
shine Of the Lumblest cabin
Responce by Hiram Price Esq, which
vas delivered in the most happy and ele-
stat style. We agree with him in all he
aid in reference to the iaaIYss ar scott couns
ty.
Volunteer toasts were offered and res
ponses made until about one o'clock when
the meeting adjourned to convene again in
one year.
The occasion was of the most entertain
ing character, and we trust the Pioneer
Settlers Association Of Scott county may
long he known as one of the most popular
institutions OF Scott county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Feb.

WASHINGTON. Feb. o.
Dispatches just received by the admins
tration, from Kansas, Indicate a mark ed
change in the aspect Of affairs in that Terri.
tory. The person who sent the intelligence
occupies high official position. He says
that at the present time . large majority OF
the people are in favor of the immediate ad
mission Of Kansas under the Lecompton Con-
stitntion.
Gen. Herrian, the New Grenadian minis
ter, is in receipt Of intelligence from his
government to the effect that the Difficult
ties between the tive governments will be
satisfactorily adjusted He is of the opin-
lon that the treaty recently negotiated will
be ratified, the reports to the contrary not
withstanding.
The efforts to reconcile the difficulty be-
tween the Hon. James b. Clay and Mr. Cal
houn, have proved abOrtive. They left
Washington this afternoon at 8 o'clock, &C.
companied by their respective friends, for
it 10 said, place about 80 miles Distant
The probability is that they will fight to-
morrow morning Great excitement ex-
lists throughout the city.
WASHINGTON, Feb %.
Lieutenants Bell and Williams, who had
a collision in Barber shop, on Sunday,
met beyond Bladensburg, this afternoon, at
o''lock, accompanied by their respective
friends. 1t is said that Bell fired at the
word "ore," the ball Of his pistol penetra-
ting Williams hat. Williams, as the as
sailing party, having given the satisfactio F,
demanded, discharged his pistol into Il
snow, the beligerents retired and returned
to Washington apparently satisfied
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

New Cry DIRECToRY OF DAvEN-
PORT, Rock ISLAND AND MOLINE, FOR 1855
Messrs Tanner, IIalp pin j. CO., compilers of
the Directory of Chicago, also compilers of
a Directory and Gazetteer of Illinois, are
about commencing the canvass Of Daven-
port, Rock Island ard Moline, for new Di-
rectory.
These gentlemen are engaged strictly in
the publishing of Directories of western cit
les and States, and from the specimen Of
their work before us we have no doubt
whatever, if our citizens will give them suf-
ficient encouragement in subscriptions and
advertisements, that they will produce such
a work as has long been needed in these
cities. The labor of collecting the materials
for directory, is an arduous and difficult
one, especially at this season Of the year,
and we hope the public will lend their aid
to sustain SO valuable an assistant, either
in the counting room or parlor, to the stran-
ger, the man of business or man of leisure.
a. VIC hiiCtiSiJ II 10 .tA tSA7-oAO WV
and should be well patronized by all bust
ness men to enable the publishers to make
such canvass as will insure reliable and
useful book. 1t will comprise the names of
all the citizens within the limits Of each
place, carefully arranged, also complete
classified business directory, and an appen-
dix Of valuable information respecting
Courts, Banks, Churches and their Pastors,
Military, Fire Department. secret and bene-
fit societies, and considerable amount Of
useful statistics never before published.-
The whole will be comprised in one vol
ume. Price 81 80. Advertisements inser-
ted conspicuously through the body of the
book. on colored pages, at reasonable rates.
The canvassers will call at every house
and store for the necessary information, and
We may expect to see the book in the lat
ter part of the month Of April in good sea
son for the spring trade. Messrs. Porter 4
Bro. have the publication for Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

RIcnMoND, Va, Feb. %.
Mr.. Hunters speech was eloquent and
we'll received. The speaker was saluted by
the military and cheers Of the multitude.
Hon Robert l. Scott made an eloquent
address
The Masonic ceremonies were highly en-.
tertaing and impressive.
Gen. Scott reviewed the troops
To night there is . general illumination,
and the city looks as if in blaze Of light
No accidents occurred. There were proba-
bly, ten thousand persons present The pro.
gramme was fully carried out, and every
thing was perfectly successful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
JULIUS CHESERROUCu.

"OULD respectfully inform tho inhabitants OF
W davenport and vicinity that he has openeA IN
once directly the Davenport Gas o. O. In Mer.
wins Block, on Perry, between Third and Fourth Sta
for the transaction Of Mechanical aud Oper Den.
t,stry in al Its branches. Having received ns,ruc-
IL ms FROM and during tho rast year been associated
with, one OF the most able In the Bast hs
feels confident thst any operations entrus Cd to him
VIII be executed In careful and skillfai manner -
He VIII be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him With Q call his recommendations, which are OF
tho highest eharscterj and would invite the moss
critical examination upon all work Committed % his
hands. All operations registered and warranted.-
He solicis shsre Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LoxDos, Oct %, 1857.
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebrcugh has been
pupil OF mine In the study Of Dentistry and that
during the past year, he has operated With ne in nv
Office In his professional ability have the gr aiest
confidence, and cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services shOss Of careful and kili.
iul Dental Operator. Wv. eHRPFIELD
And also In referring 70 kessrs.
@. T. q y. Shepard, Hon r. w. Williams,
y. Learned, DIR W. w. ehemeld,
Hon Ebenexer Leaned, @ Learned,
Dr. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
Browne, Or Stoddard,
OF New London, Conn also ~
DR.. BArrows, } M D Burrows,
Hon J Oannen, DR. Baker,
Or Witherwax, Rev Mason,
0urley bsq., 4essrs Cock 4 Sargent,
Rev d Packard, DIS True.
A II barrow Esq, WA Remington,
y Woodward, AFMast
q W Smith, PNervn
n Sisymaker, Bailey. tFeb6d0
Rev Masoun, Chas Powers
Jos Iambrite, Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

RrNAwAY.-A young gentleman
Mr. Newburn-while taking pleasant
sleigh ride in the country, on Monday even
ing, had the misfortune to get upset, about
three miles out. whereupon his horse ran
away, and demolished the cutter, while he
and his companion were nnder the necessity
Of coming into town on foot That such cir
cumstances are extremely unpleasant, We
can furnish sufficient vouchers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
Local Affairs

NorIcE.-IIaving made change in
my carriers, no money must be paid on SUBJ
scripton to the Democrat, ether than to the
subscriber. Should any Of our patrons
miss their raper they will please leave
word at the office.
Feb l3-dtf JOHN GILLErT lSupt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

BE 1T ENACTED by the City Council of
the city Of Davenp sort:
SEC. l. Immediately after the commence
ment Of any action at law or in equity,
against the city OF Davenport, it shall be the
duty Of the officer upon whom notice of the
commencement of said action is served, to
notify the City Attorney Of the pendency Of
such action.
Passed and approved February 18th, 1853
AUSTIN CORBIN, Mayor. pro tem
Attest, +. PECK, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
DAVENPORT, PAST AND PRESENT
BY FRANC r.. wlrxue.

nae aoose WORK wiz be similar in Typography and
the Rsriy Hatory and Personal and Anecot.i Ren,
tn,scences OF Davenport, together with Boersnn;es
lasenesses and Autographs Of its prominent men
Views OF churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &C. Ac.
1t Will also embrace compendious article mo, En-.
Physical Industrial, Social and Political caarsctsr
h:lcs Of eur city full statistics OF every densrt-
mcnt OF note and interest, etc, etc.
Subscriptions may be left with the publiahar. v,.s
the author, or q 0illctss Mem Rsom.- Urssass ~
ssa Rss.Pts ass'ad'dlR lshs y %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
From Boston

BosroN, Feb. 23
The annual meeting of the Association of
New England Veterans Of the war of sl2,
was held at the State House yesterday. A
series Of resolutions, expressive of the claim
which they have on the country, and Pc
tition to Congress that they be placed upon
the same footing with the soldiers of the
Revolution, were adopted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

SABBATH ScHooL CONCERT AND Ex-
msITIoS.-Let our readers bear in mind
that there is to be a concert at lie Claire
Hall this evening. which it would be we'll
to attend. The music is to be of the high
est chaIact err Do not fail to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
CARDS..

E1tHtNAN. JOHNS d CHURCH,
A TTDitS aYS At LAW --OFFICE-No 8, HOFF
"A MhN'SBLDGK, AIN street, Davenport IOWA
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NOTICE TO ADvERTisERs.

I4rse cuts charged doubL- The sat1e diuasnsons OF
typ.
Displayed advertisements onc.half more thar
usual rates,
itsf5 &+vertlsing contracts will be unders,ood t.
Apply strictly T. tlr immediate hl4ucas .; the adyer
t-rr ana 40 "l'f advert seAt Ia by the adj
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hav'fu e'nctts pot accompanied with instructions
VII asserted bnt s., ana charged ace rdingly.
Notice &C. religious aud hrneyo.eat purposes iu-
t'ei 0nc tiaiT free ~ cost thereafter charged a.
ether 'ds.rtit,rHstfs.
iv"rti~'fps tt. trYsl abroad must be paid for in
tpaobig ia aataafe rn}e-s fr,ia a agproytd Ageut..
t'ttfa.tsfs srsr4y aig rti,iug tsSfninabe at the
o.'i 1 81 Aigrrte's. they paving an advaneemcat u
- l,ef cent. On ihs 5slnttict p-icc.
AdvetuseWHu's Inserted next 10 reading matter
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aiytNee
klCiiApDSOE WEST. Iowa state Democrat.
.4 N'titS o RKD Del, tiazetie
VI. LfSCHL. g Co Der Dlm9krat.
Hahhl%1TOS y WiLKIE. Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
County Farm to Rent.

Of Davenport township, either to rent the County
Farm for one yesr from March L. 1855 ana bosri tnc
paupers for 20 much per week, to take charge Of
for year q salary. 1.-THE later. mau Of FAM
ily with team Is preferred.
Sealed proposals. in writing may be handed in to
the unders gned at No Pranklia Block, just above
the Post ODce, Brady street, or before the 25th
day of February, 1858.
By order OF the Boad Of Trustees.
J.W. 0UrTBAU,
an30itd Clerk.of Davenport Tovnshlp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, Feb. %.
COTT0N-Sales. 1000 bales. Market unchanget
FLOUR 50d4 10.
SUGAR-sighty dearer at 4t@5h.
MOLASSES-2T@29
WHEAT ~ FOR white; o. for red.
CORN-5Sc for mixed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAMS-6A@7
COFfEE-Rio lI@1Ik.
WHIsKEY-1S.
PORK-Mess, quiet h.ld at IG 25G16 80.
LARD-In barrels, lie.
SrERLING EXCHANGE-IO7 kM1O6k
EXCHAt GE ON N Y-SSG100
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

BALTIMoRE, Feb. 22.
The Masons here celebrated the anniver
sary Of Washington's birth day in an ap-
propriate manner
Hon. l. N. Keith, of 8. c., lectured here
this evening