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GHERIEF'S SALE.---PURSUANT

~ ubIiE - On LIE, ~ OhDOA
~ 20 the commend Ot writ Of Nendt xpOnas, issued
ir5mhs Court u Common Poas Of Cuyahosa ount, at he
tuit OF 2 s. Gardner, pth against Frederick Hausermal
ce To directed shall offer for sale public auction
a. the door OF The Court House CORNER OF Sent Cham
p1n streets mine Of Cleveland, In said county, the
h Gay OF NOv- mb9f 1889 OF 2oclcck NJ uf said day,
INC following desGribed ands and tenemens, to wit: SIT
ule IN The township OF Pnrna CuyuhOga Ohio,
end known as part of Lot No Seventeen Q1 in the Tuck
emsn Ifact, so called, beng all Of sui Lot No II rNcep
Ing piece On the south ptr thereof ed by sud
Frederick Hluse 20 John Hauseman by warranty
deed ad bounded on the snuth the and by lot
lines anl qntnF nlrh ty line to ne drawn parallel with
SAID south line from east 10 west through said lot No H.
aud far enough from said south line contain Of
and more or es, he piece hereby ntente tl he
ed being nltYuLe OF land but suhiec
TO all legal lghwtys" Appraised at 80 361 90
ID. l., WIGHrMAN, Sheriff
H. r. kNtNfs ATTY
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Druae
= ANBORD 8
Liver EmVigOPafOP

L MEYER DEBtLirATES
LII is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rto FROM GUM, uud has become established fact,
standard Medicine, known and approved by oil
used Il, aud Is gs0rtod 10 with confidence In all the
diseases tor which % Us recommended,
IL has cured tholsundsl within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Ot relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates BOZ = my possession show.
The dose must be adopted 1 tle temperament Of the
Individual takiucit, and ~ ed IN such quantities
act gently on tho bowels. Fl
Let the dictates OF vuur = 1dgmout Guide In the
use Of he LIVER IN-s INIGORATOR, and u
will Liver COm-H |plaiut-, Bilious At=
tncks, nyspc cpHfu,= chronic 0iarrhOen,
j n nj IN g 4 IN PIP nints, Dysentc-
rvs DrOpsyB sourE stOrnnchs Hubituul
COstivoncss, Chol.-ic, Cholera, ChOle-
rn MOrhus, ChClrrH, Iinfuutum, Flniu-
lence, JuuudicP ~ Female Weakness
cs, and may be used sug-- .cessluiy as OhDiNA-
Ky FAMILY mEDi-%IClNE. II will cure SICK
n n A n G VI i (a = %|ihousands con testif, J IN
TWENTY MINUTES 1EF-IrWO OR THREE TEA
sPOONFULS ARE TAX -IEN et commencement Of
attack.
All who use 10 ere civ ug their TESTIMONY IN rs fnv0r
~ Mix water iu tho M nth with the sINVI0OnATOR r.
and swallow both ,gpethsr
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFEsA7n
~ Lake Navigation, tho ProprietorsG H9dVEllA
this Line Will put upon the route from Sni glk3
Buffalo to Chicago seven fTst-Cass A
Screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

4COO " w. AOOO u W.
EEfs tEN ~ 49, ~ 1871
60 u - 45,.liss sissl.a - s.i.siil,s-.is
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ l4th, 1859, Passenger Trains will runas follows
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1910 A. NJ Ia ENprtBs Iuiu, stopping all tbtioTs
csut hiCklue, tor. Peuy, Unlonvlle and Say
brork aud arrives at Erie l:6i T. NJ, Dunkrk al5
z. NJ. Buiu o 6:05 z. h.
$40 2 81 Ac' onmodaiion Train AshHbua. stopping
at all way Il tons.
s:OOP NJ. Nsht Express Train stopping Punesvills.
Ashtabula COuneBut and GiTaru oniy, and arrives it
Ere l135 A. 9i, Dunkirk 2:40 A. Nj, BulialO 4.20
A. NJ -
LEAVE ERIE.
3;l5 A NJ Night Express TLsu stopping at GirsIi Con-
neHut. Ashta abuia and paiuesyllle only, and arrive
at Cleveland 1905 a M
BIS p NJ pay k1pGess rain, stopping at all satnuseK-
eept SAY brook, Uii1nVllie, Perry. Mentor Wick
life, ant arrive at Cloyel nd 1905 p. NJ
Accommodation TTatu viii leave Athtabua for CleYe.
land 7OO A NJ sonpng At all stations and aIrVs AE
Cleveland at E;J5 A. NJ
All tho trains going Westward connect at CeVesnd with
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati, sc.
&c; aud all the tGaias gong Eastward cOnnecl It
BnnkiUk with the trains Of the New York CsutTa Puff
II. NOTTINGHAM sup.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-Noy.I5
[RY TELEGR4PB.l
MARINE NEWS.
low. 1910 5 C'CLocE r
NTE ED.
Davis, Becker, ST, Clair, 100
Gle ED.
,ts Sherman Harrington, Wya
Gle A R K n

Schooner Watts sherman Harrington. wyandOte. ga tons
Excelsior, Mitchell, Buaulo; 100 tons coal, aud
tundTies
Scow b Cbapi1 Miner, Detroit 40 tons o14l.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Noy. Is.

Not much foing; market gen rally steady PBnami ad-
TsncSd q cent Mo siyes sold at AN ucilc Mail s35ii
LAT rosse dram N y Cent 50 NJ 81; &C & g1A
Chicago and Rock island 6s Panama l2s Illinois Central
Ih.
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wlLlllnson 4 RnnLr. rNrs An,
NOTICE.

THE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE
L notice that the May torn OF sii Court the plsiu-
if hled tho sil thsr ~ ton anand iuioal error,
lu the l'rUU entry OF the iud gment rendered by said
Iourt iu their favor ga against said endauts. at the
Ftlfu.ry term u said Court Is that ihs shah
he o 81 3il 15 t0 amount rot, ud p 81 A 75
was wit ru. Sadm1ou viii be disposed 0f a. the No
nJyil.25s 2&w2. WILLIAMSON RIDDLE.
fnrp
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Hlghyines. R7gal % @ 25}9
MORNING LEADER oFF1CR ,

Hay........ Stonl2 OOG IS O0water-East liil laa .
DO balsd ttoD % ~ W 0ssndy Td ,emnt Isl ! $
HOps.......-.flb go l6Whits Lir 20 -. Oh 1 d
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SPALDINGiS PRBPARRD GLIE,

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
BPAbDINo's PREPARED GLugll
BPLLpING's PREPARED GLUR
EnVa5 Ilg Hfprqsy
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COUNTRY INVALIDs.
Persons In part Of the world may hO successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF th0iT with
remittance for medicines &c
Address Or. AMOS = SON corner Main and Quay-sts
Buffalo N. Y. NaupdNwlv96S
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Dr. AMON & NON,
| MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
1uNG MEN TAKE TARr1CuLAR NOTICE.

An t-6trumeng for the uf Nocturnal missions more
properly known Sc minA Weakness, &c Can DO peIma
neny cured r IRON fife days to two mouths by the use
Of this instrument when used oOnOiutly with medicines
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
l. A TE S Il NE w S.
LA7ER From EEROPE
ARRIVAL OE GHE AFRICA
BY TELkGRArH.

Nrw YonK. Feb % The Africa arrived
At her dock about nine o'clock this morning
She brought 80 passengers; among them.
Baron Van Gero't. the Prussian minister.
LoNDoN. Feb. t. Funds opened yesterday
at one-iourth decline and close 3-S lower
than Thursday.
Quotations Of nearly all other classes Of
securities show a decided decline. There
was also . great fall in French funds yester-
day.
Since New Years the Daily Nens argues
from remarks Of the Premier and Chancel.
lor Of the Exchecquer that the position Of
foreign affairs Is most critical. The minis
ters are unable to furnish information res
pecting the intentions Of the French EN-
peror. 1t is felt more clearly than ever that
the preservation Of peace depends on the
will Of one individual
The Times city article says the conviction
is that war is intended to be provoked.
The discussion in Parliament ha. had .
very Encouraging effect, which was great
~ aggravated by the announcement Of the
attempt Of Sardinia to make = loan, and the
Imperial pamphlet in Italy
The Times says In its leading editorial:
"the torch of war but once lighted, no one
can tell when it can be quenshed. To En-
gland there seems but one duty, that OF
saying that without war or any other dis
turbance Of the general peace of Europe,
Italy shall be free.
In another part of the article the Times
Gays it is presumed that the Sandman loan
is intended to be raised at Turin, but il that
be impracticable, then at Paris under the
French guarahsee.
In London it would be scarcely entertain
ed for moment the fall in per cent since
the lst of January has already been equal TO
10 per cent.
Advices by telegraph say that fighting
has commenced in Montenegro. The Rus
slams had been repulsed in the attempt to
take the town Of Shelnezik on the Circassi-
an coast.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
Ghe1'tHsS Sale.

Elizabeth Durham " Rnoch nssd. Nary =. naesA.
Charles a Shelt.p, 10 son Shields, WA4eses :
MI ~, ard Hi, Allen } Co
DY virtue d writ u specisl e1ecution sssusd
ID upon deer of fortclo. sse, from the ofoee q
the C.erk Of the isirict Court of secls &. ua,v.
10 the State u Iowa, In he sb.vs ensueA esse d.
t~d February H. d, 1859, snd 70 dtrseeed. cen.
maDding me 10 make, OF ca1De 70 be mad. the suw
Of six tbeussn aL6 stx hundred ard t6t.ty.evo
dolars sLd eighty two cents (oe ga 6O inslsllna
debt and costs, with nteTrss stsh rate o. ten ~
cat per snnum fr.m end asteS Oetcbss, M Sc.
BY sale Of . much thereof hsI b ~ . ssYy q
ths ollOWinx real estate, stuats b ssh 0es eo1r-
~, ttste Of Iowa. 20 w The n.Sfh. vsst a0ar 80
% ction three (O IN tos nshlp ossssty-asy ~ !
q Tth of range two ~ esst and slso ~ ooQ0A-
quarter Of sestt0o ine, () 10 seVeDov esv
an mort of rsns- two ~ esst, e1eo tlre. ~.
eve out Il said s,,th-esst quarter q seea1G pise
~ that portion theie to-Wt 71iPty oereo "a
and convsyed BY = d Eooeh H. - asl lGssy = NesA
I, ore Bpbtr aumphre, BY deed, dated 1sbvusrv
7th 1eA2. sni yecc' ded N The lecovdessU oD-s in
said coft ceun'y in OF e." Of deets q. poee O.
anA 70 ~ ro6 renee 10 MADE
Public n aice 10 hsret Giv~n that % eoones1sA
hishest bidder for cash the shove deseSbs1 ssal -
tete, much thereof - shan be neceoGosy - -
isfy eald debt Interest en6 coee. q ~ D. - tno
Court Mcas< 10 ~ ctyes Dsvenpost. eoss1 ee1ssys
Iowa on saturday The 1etk Ssy y MsseA, , Jooo,
at the hous OF Otleek II oe soM do1.
Dated Beboary -. 1850. -
Ysb1e 0h'R of ooSes O.. JeUo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
Congressional RsrOceed1ngs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-HoUsE-A motion
OF Mr.. Davis Of Mass. to get up bill grant
ing bounty lands to privateers men was lost
by 80 against II. The Bill was given to
the Committee Of the Whole on the state
of the Union, and will not be reached this
session.
The House went into committee on the
Post Office appropriation bin.
Mr. ch, Of N. Io y, # r an amend
ment that the supplies Tor the Department
be given by contract to the lowest RESPONSE.
BILE bidder. lie stated that there was a
similar proposition in the organic laws Of
New York which has saved millions from
corruption and fraud This is the only rrac-
ticable reform. The amendment was reject
ed.
SENATE MIR. King presented memorial
fro,L John Rival, navy architect Of Brook
lyn, asking that our minister at CONSTANT
nople be instructed to urge his claim on the
Turkish government Referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Fitch. from the Committee on Print
ing, moved to reconsider the resolution tn
print 1000 extra copies Of the coast survey
for distribution along the sea board, when
Mr.. Hunter moved to take up the Legisla-
tive, Executive aud Judicial appropriation
Till. The motion was carried
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
From w ashlngeOn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2z-I0aes Coyrespon-
dence-I have just learned on excellent
authority that two commissioners are on
their way TO st. Thomas, cent by Miramon
to invite Santa Anna back to Mexico, to
take charge of Mexican affairs. This is
considered European movement.
Gen. Alvarez. Of Mexico, has empowered
DR.. Smith TO get arms. ammunition and
officers, but no men. He has sent to Gen.
Wheat rendering him his former commission
- Brigadier General.
Mr. Mason's amendment to the $50. .OOO,-
600 bill, of which he gave notice to-day, is
considered 60 indicative Of the certain defeat
of SlidelTs pfoposition
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
C. o M M ERCI A L .
DavenpOst Market.

DAVENPORT, Feb. 22, P n.
There was not . large quantity Of grain Of any
kind In market yesterday.
TLOuR-But little DOING Price firm; $5 600
50 spring, Wholesale; 5 IS At retail. OLD wheat
Hour 15 5C@46 20, retail; white winter, 81 %.
BUCKwnEAT FLoUR-Good supply 1t q 80 y
cwt Wholesale; $3 90 retail.
WHEAT-Aoderate receipts; 6o87sc for new !;
choice new. eOc choict old. ~ ~.
C0nN-Hsierate receipts. Prices firm at 4O6s46c
In the ear 4S9SO; sheled.
OATs-L,sht receipts; 25@so for new; 4oa 50
for choice old.
BARLsY-Iight receipts, and prices unchanged );
new, 4O950c; choice, 5sc.
H00s-But few In marbet. Those Weighing 2o0 lbs
and upwards. IS SO; those weighing less, o %.
OHIONs-Nominal at lO@5Oc.
POTAroEs-Scarce. 6o@SSOc lat wholesale; SOC
@$l % At retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
Arrival Of tho Overland Mall.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2lst.-The overland Cali
forna mail arrived bringing news that .
fight between party Of volunteers aud =
large body OF Indians occurred in Humbolt
county. Nearly 20 Indians and a number
taken prisoner.
The Los Angeles Vineyard says there are
reasons to believe that party Of Is men
belonging to the Stocton and Albequerke
mail company have been murdered on the
Colorado, by the Mohave Indians.
The fight between the Mohave Indians
and Col. Heffernan's escort is confirmed
Victoria dates to the I'd have been recei.
we'd.
A bill to legalize the decimal cul rency
had been before the Van Couver Island as
sembly.
Large amounts of Merchandise were being
smuggled into British Columbia from the
adjacent American towns.
A card published in the iSan Francisco
Herald endorsing the course and address Of
John Nugent at Victoria. Several counter
cards appeared.
Passengers state that heavy rains had
fallen throughout California.
There had been considerable emigration
from Texas to the Gala River gold mines
Capt johnson. q passenger from Fort
Belknap, enrOute to Washington, was
robbed as he was stepping from the train
en- the Pacific Railroad. Of $1,000 and sew
eral hundred dollars Of Treasury drafts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

PHoroGRAPHrHa THE d. G. As
Much attention Was paid yesterday to pho
tographing the Davenport City Artillery.
The Company was ranged across the street
near G. L. Davenpoet's residence. while lr.
Egbert had his instrument stationed on the
balcony Of G. N. Shipman's Grocery Store.
A large crowd Of eager spectators crowded
about to witness the operation. The D. Q.
Al will make : splendid picture. The
members Of the company are sash Of them
splendid looking fsllowa-vsry hard to
beat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

kDY fELE0RAPH.1
Nsw YORK, Feb. az.
Z ePLOUR-Buoyant. Sales.S 90 bols at S 1895 SO
for super state: SO@6 10 for extra state; 8 90
@6 30 for round hoop Ohio
RYE FLOUR-Dull; 5O094 Is.
BUCKwHEA1 YLOUR-2 81 = a. 62k per 100 Ms.
CANADIAN HLOUR-Quiet and nrm 2016 Is.
WHsAr-Dull and droopihg Sales 20, 600 bush at
20 for Nil. Club.
CoRs-Dali. Mixed Western, nominal s41S6.
OATs-Steady; 6s661 for State and Weslcrp.
RYE-Quist; 6O@8Sc.
PoRK-firmer and quiet; ls 31hGSlS 80 for new
mess; II 75@l7 81 for old mess; - 62h(9l3 Is for
prime.
BEsH-FlrmeP.
BACON-Qutet.
Cur 4BAfs-oteady.
LARD-Bestev. sales 900 bbls Il l2k@12k.
BU17Bn-ancaange6.
OnsEsE-U0.hanHed.
wAIskY-ae.d at g, With buyers q %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

HMore delightful weather than
that which we are now enjoying vas never
vouchssfed to mortals-in the month Of
February. Fires are scarcely comfortable,
and we can hardly refrain from keeping up
the windows Iowa winters are pleasant
enough for the most fastidioua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
From New Orleans.

New ORLANs. Feb. 2lst-The steamship
Cahawaba with dates TO the 18th has srriv-
ed here.
No news Of Importance.
President FowIks left here for Marshall,
Texas, on Saturday to be present at the
Southern Pacific Railroad celebration on the
let Of March. lie has published . statement
showing the deficit to he 5000, 900, and ssys
that he shall buyfthe road for the stOckhol.
ders Of the old company under judgment Of
the courta.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

FALSE ALARA.-1he alarm of fire
last evening was occasioned by the burning
Of two barrels on the levee, in celebration
of the birthday of Washington.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

Lone Tons FOR PIKE's PEAK
George and James Gallaner are manufactur-
ing quantity Of gold washing machines
known as Long Toms" the merits Of
which every miner fully know. We saw
one Of them in operation on the leves yes
terdsy. 1t worked admirably. Not . par
ticle of gold excapes while washing. The
entire arrangement complete. costs only
five dollara Every miner should have one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

GooD AS EvER.-We have heard
Of several instances lately where persons
have brokan the points from their gold pens
rendering them valueless. but on applying
to John Scott have had them r.. pointed and
made ~ good 80 new. This is an object.
gentlemen. He also makes splendid Hair
Jewelry. Those wishing to preserve the
hair of friends in an elegant manner should
apply to Scott and have it braided and
beautifully mounted. His place Of business
ia in Witherwax Block. div
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

~There are, at the present time,
about one hundred young and middle aged
men in our city preparing to make the trip
to Pike's Peak. We hope the most sanguine
hopes Of each one will be realized. They
are all men of sound nerve and will un-
joubtedly do their best to pile up the gilt
tering ore in good quantities The best
wishes of the public are with them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

~ Mr.. F. II. Shepherd will lec-
ture this evening before the Cosmopolite In
stitute. at Wesley Chapel. The subject
chosen is "The Influence Of Art" 1t IL q
noble theme, and will undoubtedly be well
discussed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

E Owing to the press Of other
matter, We are unable to give the usual
quantity Of local occurrences Of yesterday
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

~ Our streets are fast drying up
and becoming passable. A few more days
dust where q short time since mud was
halfleg deep. 1t is . very favorable time
for those who are on their way to the
Peak.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

~ Some who has q lust for the
games Of the pit" has made up cock
fight, to oome off At Lshrman's this eve-
ming. A bull fight will be the next nov city
We presumed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

H- a large lot of superior blanks
OF all kinds, neatly printed, constantly on
hand at this office Orders solicitel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

~ There was a perfect army Of
boys out yesterday Watching the move
ments of the military. Young America has
. very martial turn Of mind. We presume
they will all some day distinguish them
selv es on some sanguinary field.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

A LIBERAL reward Oill ~ Isla to sny ps.sca
~ who viii brine to this once Information o. The
following deecribsd runaway b, -; cne - : b.,
abcut foarten years 81 fase-Issae for his ass-dask
HAIR and eyes. vora Al old hite ha,-cooooniy
peaked-a red and gree / neck hAndss X h~if
not he" med and new cotton velvet sest With met
sl buttons also an old brown ovsrcoat, anl dark
close bod ei sacs coat.
The other 10 sixteen years efaGe-with auburn h
AMI dark grey syes-wove dark clothing thyc ughou us
-sni low bIack Uooi has. Both boys III peoeahly
tie d tCgeihr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

NEW OELEASs, Feb. 2l.-The steamship
Magnolia arrived yesterday from Florids.
with Maj. Rector and n Seminoles on DC ard
bound for the west Of Arksnsas, and oil in
fine epiritA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

LEcruKE.-Don't forget the lecture
tonight
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SlrNNed or St0leSe.

EHOM the premises Of Dav Van
!: !! !: & {: 3 |;
other hink foot partly whin-tn the
Yeoys Whise blsse In fsce, q endlcg
from half way bet zen the ey ami nose 70 nearly
% Sore;ock; white collar marx On right shoulder
at tce TOP. suitsble reward viii y givon for Te.
cevesy II said horse, FOR infTmation = TO wAere
said hosse may be found. Leave word u ..e Olsire
PMt-OMos (fetD-dt VT DAVID VAN NaeT,
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N OtiCe.

Notice.
TlHB Subscription Books Of the Davenport and
i Cedar Valley Ran Road COMPANY viii remain
open ct the once Of DR. T. J. Saundess, In Post or.
Gee Block, next door TO tho Democrat Once, until
Saturday, February ., 1850.
=. COOK,
WI. ALLEN,
JAMS tn. J. 0AUNDuRA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

9a UVJoD0eoOO0 sODOUeo
UVnr uaAsrsisnsA hss secussA ~ aesnp = -.
i venpost ops ~ eo)e of Gyyse0so oe1t.
On hand, fcS sa1o -
fHD I0W1o9 o11nA0o H11o8
.Adsss YesoAs oy1.n r,paseeus1y el11l1sa.
yssas-lo1s u 1A1 - 1e1939ysa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
MOrses Wanted.

vx71 WISH - purchase : apan Of g5od, soun4
\ w Wosk Hogs0, Sbe WHICH - Wtn aGeaaCgs
0eoves and House Furnishing 0oods q ~ lswas
yessi1le Asares. 0ol1 ,oa. ~
1sss 1AvaVl h = - osAaa ssss9
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STATE or CONNECTlt Ut, -,
New Haven County,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
New Maven County,
New Haven JsuuoYy n, 1850.
Per.onzI.y appe red Wells Southworth, pFesifeaf.
and Lsvi b. Bradley Secretary OF the Ciy 1trs Ia
susanee ,mpany, and sevesaily msde esth tSst the
fr egoing s,ttsnent 0f the condition tf sst1 u N.
psny the nrst dss OF Ja asry, 1850 BY then sub
scrib-d 10 Just and snd IA It they Tie aA0vo
described ofne srs Of sail Comp ny bsfore NO
?, -, JOHN 0k4vB0.
IL o. Notary Rutlte.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

DUY, Sell and locate Land wsPrants; Buy and
- Sell Real Estate on Commission: Loan Money
Real Eetate Security; Pay Taxes in Aissourt and
Iowa; Make Collections; and attend faithfully to
Ill bosinees entrusted 70 their csre.
RY1n0NCBD;
D. ,. Oomegys, Bsq Philsd's Bank. Poilsd's
MessHs Boyd & Bates,
O. =. Cole@ans 1eQ., 1ech'p BANK, Dslfi9ors.
p. Gibson, DsQ,. Bank Of Baltimore.
neGars Cook 0srgsnt, DavenDort
J. n. HusAes, 1sq., Dsak Of Missouri. d Louis
doe17-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23
Home w amted.

TVRD father ef an infant SRI, whose mother died
i some weeks sinoe, II desirous Of finding fsmI
u thas vuusd - willing 70 oAope such . oAfd. M
aahes y poar snd ussbs 70 gve he ehld proper e.
tehtion. OhDa three months old. HuQulre - the
hounD at ~ OoHholic 0uvy1aa Ground Ssn0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

The gYesteat am't insured
Ia any ono risk
The greatest amount allow.
I'd In he rules OF the
Company 10 b. In uv-d
~ any ons city, town, Or
vi1late mot limited
TIL greatest amount ellow.
cd 10 b. insured In aay
blyck depends ppo1 the
character OF bui dibgs
The act Of Incorporation Of
said Co npaGy Is slr-sdy
on fiie In the once Of the
Auditor.
New Raven. January 20, !
WEIL9 AfllJT1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-23

". I. BARBER, q. ". BARBER,
Attorney 1t Law, Notary Public,
PhiladslpAla. Davenport
w. e. BARBER & CO.,
NO. 3, NICKOkL,S BLOCK,
DAVENPORT, Iowa,
AZ Ne. -, SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.