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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

'IhlE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTERS arc
~ ~ universal in their effects upon the human system
ihey purify the blood, and thus remove all cause of
disease and, acting powerfully on the secreons OF
,hc body, they remove at once all impurities. They
40 not reduce the system but invigorate it; couse
Iuehy they require no restraint from pleasure or bu
siness during heir operation. Mineral medicines cf-
ec1 only temporary cures but the Vegetable life Ndi-
cwes cure permanently and etlectnally.
Prepared and sold by W. B. MOFFAT, 1856 Broad
way New York, and his Agents
For sale at the Drug Store of e. WALKER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

EXPEDITIONS FOR THE INVASION OF MExrco-T,e
National Integencer, Of the 9th inst, has the fol.
lowing:
We are informed that upon the representation OF
the Mexican Minister that parties at the South are en-.
gagged in organizing unlawful expeditions for the in
vason of the northern portion of the Republic o
Mexlco--thc movement being directed against the
Sierra Madre countrythe President has promptly
caused instructions to be issued to prevent such ey
peditons from being organized OF fitted ont within
the limits Of the United States
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

CREvAssE IS EAST BAToS RouGE.-From the Baton
Rouge papers we have accounts Of the breaking Of
the evee at the plantation of Chas Mclatlon on the
morning OF Sunday, the 1lth instant. The immcdi.
ate plantations were almost entirely submerged, and
the woods in the rear as far down as the Manchac -
Strenuous efforts were being made, under the droc-
tion of the state engineer, to close the break. but
without success
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

1ar The District Court has been busily engaged
during the present week. Among the criminal cases
tried, were the following
The State VS.. Elijah Hopgood Found guilty of al
assault with intent TO kill, less than mayhem sen
fenced to six months Imprisonment in the parish Jail
1O.dollars fine and the costs of court
The State vs. Bernard Moses,
The State VS.. l. n. Briant
The State vs. Levi Starn,
The State VS.. Evans White
The above parties were indicted for selling liquor
without corporation license and each aud sew
orally found guilty.
There were several overscer. of roads tried for not
keeping in good order the roads within their districts
They were acquitted.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Judge Black
Attorney General of the U. s.. has given his writer
opinion, in answer to inquiries by secretary Cass
that If the Governor Of Kansas (Denycr) failed to
return any bill passed by the Territorial Legislature
at It's last session, such bill is not law unless the
assembly was in session three days after the day on
which the bill was presented. 1t is contended that
the act OF said Legislature authorizing the conven-
ton now in session in Kansas for the formation or :,
new constitution is in this predicament and there.
fore not law
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

GREAT MATCH RAcE.-A match race for $4,000 a
SIDE $4,000 forfeit. four mile heats has been made
between Gen. Thos J. Wells ch. c. SrARKE. by Wae-
ner, out of Reel, and Mr.. D. f. Rcnnor's ch c. VICE
ROY, Gown bro to Voucher,) by Wagner out of inn.
Britannia, to be run the Metaric course on the
Saturday preceding the regular spring meeting of the
coming year, 1859.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

To The funeral of the Hon. Thomas H. Benton
took place at Washington City, on The 18th instant
1t was largely attended, Congress having adjourned
for the occasion.
The last wish that Mr.. Benton is said to have OK,
pressed, was that Congress should buy his work. for
the purpose of distributing them to members and to
public libraries
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

"ohNESpEk OF BILLY BowLEGs.-The Madison
"'SSehgef has reliable information that Billy Bow.
legs has surrendered his sword. and is now at Tomn,
win his whole party, waiting the consumaton of ar.
rnngements now being made to be TRANSITIONAL 10 H.,
% nesl. IL Is said the old gentleman was in n shocl,
himself at Tampa. p''''''e'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

RED RvER.-Late dates from Shreveport inform
US, that the country above and below that place was
nearly all under water and that an additional rise of
eight feet is reported at Fulton The river at Shreves
port is several inches higher than it was in 1919 and
the Mississippi had backed up as far as Gorons
landing.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CorroS.- The Commercial Prices Current or u.
iithins'ant, furnishes the following quotations: "'
lnirrior...... a. I Low Middling 1Ol oa !,
Ordinary. ,... M} . Mddiug iii ~ u
Good Ordinary 10 te lolGood Midilngl2 Z ii,l i.ll
FtorR. Ohio, &C.. supcrlinc 81 35 a. All. nv
noS and Missouri. do 81 50 a. i5; ST. Louis en-" i'
81 10 GG h. wy,
PoHN Mess, Sl7 90; NJ. o., SIC so; Prime A.,
% a. Is 30. sid
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
Total,

foRTIFcNIIoNs ~ CUBA.-Thc New York Eyenino
rost has been informed, from reliable source. that
Tor some time past the Government of Spain has been
quietly but cfectly engaged in improving her eten.
crS W On me Island OF Cuba, probably in anticipation
OF some combined effort to wrest the soyor Gi,hG
island. from her possession. The latest imnrove
adopted, 'e"'''y
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

For uTAH.-The Leaycnworth correspondent OF the
Missouri Republican says, that Russell Majors. and
Waddell, have received orders to start one hundred
and ten trains of twcniy-six wagons each
A company of sappers and miners from West Point
had reached Leavenworth
COL Hoimann's command had passed Fort Kear
ney, and was rapidly pushing forward
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

-zs'- Mr.. Luke Florence, respectable citizen Of
Baton Rouge, was killed on Sunday morning last. in
attempting to jump from carriage, the horses at-
tached to which were running away. About two
months previous he met with similar accident from
the effects of which he had not recovered.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

go" or'nolinc has got into court in Detroit
SUIT Is now pending before magistrates cou,. a a.
that city by the husband of lady who was ror..'
admission to u public lecture, the price of whio,
twenty-five cents, which. being duly rendered hr ", ""
was refused, and fifty cents demanded, unon wi "
ground that she would occupy two seats. "e
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

Tue UTAH ExrEpTroN.-Gonoral Persifcr Smith
with Gen. liarncy has been ordered TO Utah Tho
chief command will dcvolve upon Cen Smith sol.
dlcr OF experience and officer Of decided military
genius. We see it stated that tha Government will
send out commissioners to Utah for the purpose of
bringing the Mormons to their reason by paacealIc
means, if possible This is wise. and may spare a
great deal of bloodshed The Mormons certainly will
not be so demcn'ed 10 offer resistance to tho Coy
ernment when they find that its whole power and re-
sources will be brought against them. Governor
Powell and Major McCulloch are spoken of as the
Commissioners
1t Is understood that General Harncy respectfully
protests against being placed second in command nm
der Gen. Smith in the Utah expedition, and desires
command in some other direction
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

STATE of Louisiana ys J. S. Gravy, and his eocri
ties seventh District Court Of East Felciuna .Jud,,
ment affirmed
IhIlip Huff appellant, VS.. Sarah A. Frccman-
Judgment reversed.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
TIlE AFRICAN BILL. sc.

The ddgoc@c publishes m article from the Attaka-
pas Fe9istlr, in which find the following objection
urged against the Apprentice BIZ of the last Lc@is.
lature
Gould the fact be established that such mporta.
tion had really been made il would create an excite.
mcnt in the free states unparalleled in the history of
our country. and the already weakened bonds that
unite the Southern and Northern states would be al
once snapped asunder."
Thus seems that the terror Of free sol excitement
is continually to he held up by southern journals,
before our eyes, to scare into fits whenever any
body in the south is disposed to favor measures Of in.
ierests to the south Are the people Of the south to
be deferred from the adoption of any measure or poll.
ey merely for the fear of creating an excitement
among the Aboliionist,: Oh! ye submissoaiss :
Where are you leading yonr readers: to what fatal
end would you lead the south?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

Dss" The Senate of Virginia has adopted ;.,.,
resolution appropriatmg $1,000 to remove ~. ~"
mains Of President Monroe from New York ,o ~,
mond 'u
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

Go- Letters lately received in Wushinsto, e.o,,
aueira slate that EXPresident and Mrs Pjerco ha
eIefenccd ap much benefit from the mild climate Of the
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
CL 1 II II O N. T. A.

1sss- The Hon. Miles Taylor has our thanks for
congressional speeches.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17

GD- The Hon. j p Benjamin has kindly furnished
us with copies of his late speech in the senate.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-17
/, tlID

VI school Directors, for Ward No. 3, Parish Of East
feIicana for the Quarter ending March 81, Is5S.
Amounts paid by John NJ Bell Esqr, Treasurer of
said Parish, as per vouchers:
Mrs NJ j, Clifford, for Al pupils at 81 TO-. s45 10
lesdanes Wall Dunbar, A AZ 4o
for o., Miss Dickson, from Ward No. 7, ! l0
A. Kennedy Welsh, pupils at So
'o'''' - .....,,., SAB 0OI
In"H IlMNEy " > hhE',n hbEnemENo School Directors
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

TN Pursuance Of an act entitled can Act to Amend
Act entitled an Act TO incorporate the city Of
navenpo,t and am, nd the e-al Acts amer datory
there'o. approx. thu goth day Of March, A d L s.
the undersigned persons spp iutet in said Act III 1t
tie one of II Hnan. in the city Of Daven-
port March 3aih, 1853 AMI app ltei tbs following
PERSONS As judges ard Cle'k Of the election, t.
he'd on he first Saturday att'r the fir. AonCay in
April next at the following plac =, to-wit:
WARD NO. l.-Wm. Cros>en, Nathaniel squires,
and Rob RI Christie. Polls to be held at the School
II use in said Ward
WARD NO 2-s. Poster J. j. Simpson and
NJ. Raubo' Polls to be held at the Mount Ida Coll
lege building.
WARD NO 3-J H. Dumont VIM Renwick
heot. simpson Polls 70 be opened at the Lumber
Office of Simpson Hendee
WAkD NO. IN. h. Brt, D c. Kelly, T "
Bakemore Polls TO be held at the residence Of T.
V. BaseIno-e.
WARD NO &c NJ Peck, ]. O,Brisn. n H.
Hughs. Polls to be be d at the New Pennsyiv anis
House.
WARD NO 6.-Benj. Atkinson. John Forrest ]
NJ. Lyter. Polls to be held at the Worden House
WARD No. jonathan Parker, Henry Haupt.
John Hnnby. Polls to be held a: Aorton's Paint
WARD NO %. F. Peterson, FRANKLIN Fearing.
sr, T. d. Egsl. Polls to De held at Hearings Gro.
WARD NO 9.-Chas. Lerchan, J. Mcintosh. T..
Peck: Polls to be held at the COURT House.
WAhO NJ; o;-Wm. Glas-man. Hans Boerm,
s. N. Hcswoith Polls 10 be held at the house Of
WARD NO. ll.-Thos. J. Holmes, B. Finger. p
Coates Polls to be held at Holmes Store
WARD NO. l2.-Robert Maxwell, John Armi,.
6r, . 2. Haddix. Polls to be held At the house o:
Robt. MAXWELL "
The last named person in each ward TO &C, al CLERK
HENRY b, ROFFNAE
Q. g BLOOD,
WIN kTrRY,
0DO. @. AstDT,
i. Q DAvlo.
ss Eve ~ . ~ 4 IL. '' ria: sss;sR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
Trustees Sale.

vXTHBRkA6 on the % day Of Augnst, A d 1856
w X. g N xon executed unto Joseph A LeClsire.
- trustee certain deed Of Trust conveyi to .aid
Trustee the premises Scott County, ows DIS bed
asfoloWs, TO wit: That certain II anne building II uz.
ted uuon Bracv street IL the Of davenport,
kLown ~ the 'sCity Belle s.. toae her vi h tho
lea OF the land upon ~hich the So stands bring
sixteen 6) feet fr, Il Bra l, rect ~ ,lx,y ,Gu)
feet IN depth. which said eonyeyancs vas mad. by
the said Nixon tor the purp,se Of securing the pay
ment OF Elk ce' promissory notes snd he interest
thereon signed y said Nixon, dated the "a day OF
August, A ID 1856, for One Hundr ana Fifty dollars
ach pay able the order OF Henry IeClaire and BY
him endorsed 70 stephen ThonpsDn.
And new three Of said note hav ng become due and
payable, and the FAD 4. g. Nixon having failed to
psy The same, ]. Joseph A Il Glare, Trustee as
Aforesaid, 1t request OF 8 II ompson. q. here
BY give this public notice, that BY virtue Of
the power which Ii In me vested By raid d ed
OF Trust ! will, on Monday, the 10Th day OF Apr
ID, 1sae the hour Of 2o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day. NJ the Cou-t toise door In the city OF De-
venport, expose End oner fot sale, ct public auction.
to the gh,st bidder for .sh, the prem.-es
above described or much thereof as shall
be suf1icient to satisfy and pay the amount %
said notes with the interest th. to the day OF
sale, together With all be and expenses at
tending said sale c"sts u this not Ice and r. s,ees
fees. Upon the completion Of such sale decd will
be given In accordance with the stipulai0n Of said
deed Of Trust.
Dated this 2sth day Of Mach, A, d, 1855.
JOSEPH A LkCIAlRB.
mch27dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

WneARAs on the 18th day Of March. a n ,sss
Anthony walsh executed unto Austin Co h,,s
. Trustee. cert ain 6eed oetrust, conveying ., .sLs
Trustee the land IN Scot, county, Iowa. described "a
follows, TO wit ths sou one -half Of The saQth a.
guar er OF e-etion No twenty-five or N towp,Li
NO eighty (6nj RANG III fee o. ssss which ssd cor
veyahce wss made by the said Anthony Wai~k n.
the pm pose OF securing the payment % 20 eey,si,
promissry notes aud the interest thereon signed be-
sad Anteony " a!sA, ds,sd the 3gsh IA of March
A 1900, and one parade ~ foil yws--cn- f,r sew.
chty hohsss In one yes-. and the for four hun rcd
sp1 t~enty dollars (e420J two years With inter-
At ths rate u ten cent amer due beth 10 the or
der Of Jsbes A. Brchsrd.
And said last menti0 n.d note n wing
become due and payable and the said Anthnnx
Wal having isilej Ia pay the same. I, Austin Cor
bn Trustee aforesaid do hcr.by give this publ,
notice, thst BY virtue OF the pow,r which 10 in mo
vested BY aid DEED Of Trust. viii, Aoncay tho
18th dsy Of April, d. 1858, NJ the hour OF o.
Clock In the afternoon Of said day Court House
door In the city OF Davenport and Offer for sa
at pubic auct the parcel Of land above dcscrite
or 30 much thereof rs shall be suficient ~ satisfy
ana pay the amount Of sal note with the iatsr.st
thereon TO the day of SALE together with all the
and expenses attending said sals OF thi, notice
and Trusiee's )ss Upon the ccmpsesirn such sale
deed will be given In accordance With the stipuis.
tion of sAid Deed Of trust.
Dated the Asst day Of April, D 1855.
AUeTIN CORB'N,
apr1-dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Thomas KillLn, Guardian, duly appointed, Of
the persoas and property Of John Kiliion, MicAael
XII Ion Daniel KH,ion william Kiion ana Tho0as
Ktllion, jr. minors, having been thereto duly EN-.
powered By d. Ire Of tins County Court, Of Scott
County, State ofI1ws rendered q the Nay Sessioa
Of ssid Coart, D. 1857, (ss viii fully aDpeas b ~
ference 70 the records Of said Court hereby rrred
w vii sell 1t Public Auction 70 the highets and
best bidder thereto the!following described u
taae situated IN ecot COUNTY. 1cva, viz The 6cgeA
West quarter OF the SOUTHEAST eusrteS q sessscn
No. thirty (S0) N Town hip No. seventy eight (7y
North Of Range3 Of 9Th n being property -
longing . ssid minors, and the $3.50 wEie1 TIE 80
Guardian has been authorized TO cell q aforesaid.
Ssid sale will tnke plaza IN front Of the Court
Ho0se dor in tie City Of Davenport, IN the county
Of Scstt alosesat6, on the 18th DAY q AprE. A y.
1859, st the hour Of two ~ O'CLOCK p n. o. said day
The terms Of sale w BE- one-h half eash and the bal
ane b one year sscurea BY note and mortage tho
premises cold With ten Q0) per cent interest nm
The day Of sale.
THOMAS KIILIoN,
Guardian for said Minors.
Particulars in regard 70 this property cen be Oh.
tanned q thiD o0ce.
March 10, 1853. wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
CARLOzOPHER CULLEN,
HORSE SHORR AND FARRIeR.

WISHES TO inform the citizens Of -
Davenport and Scott County gene IA n
N rally, that be has permanently To- "
2n Gated himself In this city where he y =
prepared 70 shoe horses on scientific principle.
After twenty years study and practice on the anato
my Of the hot, Of which time he has spent eleven
yean snder the superintance Of the best veteTina-
Tiene In Europe, he vishss to ray that he will give
sasefscton 70 al persoos hsving horses labosing
de1 the disease Of corns. eontractions eomnenly
called hoaSA bonnd," intsfssing, ovsSssaehir6,
qoases $780, - eraesas eDsains e - cer4s.
!: !: -: :, Ai|sil::: = 90 = S''s'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In -
SAddition TO the town OF Port Byron.
These ots are eligible and handsomely situated o.
!he bank Of the 4ssssppi. They vii b sold On rse
tonahle 1eTms.
For Particular inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Co, Fort Byron, Charles ]. Rogers, Esq, LeOlaiTo,
0orbin Z Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY.
ne subscriber has numberiess desirable pie
ceof land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeOAile, amp near The town Of Port Byron. that -
W1hses 70 SELL lOctl6tfl NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
Trustees Sale.

WIHRREAS on the LIST day Of April, A. D 1866 :,
w Thomas Tbbett and Elizabeth Tibet es-
ecuted unto Austin Cornin, rs Trustee, = certain
deed OF Trust conveying to SAID trustee the land In
CLINTON county. Iowa, described AS follows, 10 wit
The south bsf Of the moi .h-exst quarter and rhc
north half Of ne ,outh- quartz Of Ion num-
Der twenty mine (20) in township number etghty-ooe
(S1) north Of range number one ~ east Ais the
north east quar- of the south quarter Of The
same section, township and range; winch said con-
veyAnce was male by the said Thomas Tibet and
Ez beth Tibet for The psrpose o. securing pay
meut Of the certain penis Oily notes and the interest
n reoB signed by said Thomas T.bb II, dated the LIST
day NJ April, A y 1856, ~ Il anon, which w-r. the
follow One TO and go 100 doiiats, and one
FOR three hundred and twenty dollars bsth due
In two yeats from date.
And now said last named notes having become
due and payable and the said Thomas Tibb II having
failed to pay the same, Austin Corbn Trustee As
Aforesaid do hereby give pablo notice, that by
tue OF the power which ID In vested by said dee
Trust,I wilton Friday tn Both day OF Apii. A .s55
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the AZ Of EARL
At the Court House door IN the city OF Davenport
expose and offer for SALE at pubic auction the parcels
OF land above described much thereof shall be
suficent to satisfy and pay the amount ofsaid note.
with the interest thereon TO the day u SALE together
with oil the costs ana expenses attending said sale,
costs OF this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion Of such sale . deed will be gwen.
Dated the 9Th day Of April, D, 1858.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ap-dta Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
JULIUS CHESEBROUCH
Dental 011rEee1a.


MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
once directly over the Davenport Gas Co.'S In Ner-
wins Block Perry, between Third and Fourth st's
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Den
tistry In all its branches Having received instruc.
to from, and during tho rast year been associated
WITH Of the most able practitioners In the Dsst he
feels confident that any operations entrus Cd TO him
will be executed In . careful and skillful manner
him with call, his recommendations, which ere OF
the highest character and would invite the most
critical examination upon al work Committed 20 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted-
He socits share Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting the fo'lcwh testimonial:
NEW LosDox, Oct. %, 1857.
This may certify that Dr.. J. Chesebrough has been
pupil Of mine IN the study OF Dentistry, and that
during the past year. he has operated with In my
ONCE In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and 'rdis,ly recommend him to any
wishing such services - those Of careful and skill
full Dental Operator. Wv. SH1FFIHLD.
And Also 10 referring 70 nessrs.
q. T. q .. Shepard, Hon I. ". Williams,
F. O Learned, DR.. ". ". eheGasld,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, G Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Betts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. " r Stoddasd,
Of New London, Conn also 70
d.. Barrows. in D Burrews,
Hon J Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. WitherWax, Rev Mason.
W Gurley 1sq., Aessrs Cock 4 oafIont,
Rev Packard, - True,
h Barrow Esq, VA bennington,
B woodward, AT Mast,
g " Smith, P1erWin,
III 81 .yn.ker. Aw BAILEY. [Febsdu
Rev @ Nasoun, Chss Powers
Jos Iambrite, Jno N Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
To the Afflicted.
1 Safe 4 Sure Cure for the Gravel,

HAVE IN my posssRion Recipe which win
L warrant TO especially cure the GRAVEL even in
s worst stages the medicines are purely vegetable
even within the reach Of any and every ono with
ont srouele and expens >, after obtaining the Recipe
Three dollars enclosed to my address viii ensure to
any one the aore Recipe BY return Of mai, together
with fou md complete directions for usioR
Address DOCr. @. @. 0TETeON,
Dox - Post Once,
Davenpsrt,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

I n The County Cor Of Scott Coanty.
i 70 the heirs KIM creditors and all others
interested in the estate Of David 0abeert dec asd
You are hereby notified that OH the 6rst Monday Of
Nay less, the undersigned will present. hts nnal
ar punt, and make application 70 The County Court
Of ,ott County for his discharge from the trsst Of
admini traitor Of the goods &c of David Gabbsrt,
dec ~ d. John Z. JAABA
apg6w8t AdDloistratOr, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

THB ueaaest attention WI - paid b. IL 0bocy1
j bsf 70 rspairtng Yusnilse = IL 0ost substan
tel aanpsr end naaAest sty1s. 0oA Asin and sancy
Re.ao1 !lssltnerDaanasa : ~ styie els1 teae.
SS1hsD ORAssuEA
,~,ss, - q - ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09

TvHD undermined have just received large stock
i o. II. Crotx Legs, ana are now prepared 70 fur
nish, at their oaw 4N, (Tst MN shove the 0silroe
Bridge) sveU degcSiption Of Bailaing Timber, also
Ylooring,s iding ohissles sash, Doors, ses, at re-
duOO0 prices.
mch26 dU DnWIOK Z aO0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
MARSHAL'N SALE.

nsvAuLT having been made BY the owners OF tn .
~ several lots parcels Of land hereinafter par.
ti.uarly de-crib u, in the payment Of the sums oe
money severaly asscssed against the came, for tho
purpess Of IL, ing side walks front Of ssid lots
shall, on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-09
New Cabinet WarerOOm

icon. RocK ISLAND AND FOURTH sr'O
WHIR1 all kinds OF Furniture can be had such
w - Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
wash Stands, wsrdrobes, Cupboards. Fancy Bed
steads, Common Bedsteads, New St lie Extension
Tables and other articles too numerous to mention.
who wants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, OF every kind and made to order and
q.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A GOOD % new. eofas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ano ber. Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dene on the shortest no.
tice.
ne undersigned viii always b found at his shop
20 nll Ill orders.
LaAtss, have youR furniture vanished and save
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