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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ A somewhat excited individual
tried hard to get up a row yesterday after
noon at the corner of Brady and CONNER
cial streets, which resulted in his being led
off under the charge of couple of runners
Of the Graham House He will be furnish
ed with cool and refreshing quarters for a
few days, at no expense to anybody save
the county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

DEL1GHTFUL.-The warm deg days
and cool nights are just the things required
at this time. After hard days work the
laborer needs sound. refreshing sleep, and
these nights are just the kind to produce 1T
Providence is smiling on the agricultural
interests of Scott county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ Were it not that we expect,
and are sure of more lively times in the
course of few weeks, we should be real
discouraged at the almost utter desertion
of our streets. by persons from the interior
The farmers all being very busy with their
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

SOMEWHAT DRUNk.-A jolly son Of
Erin, who had evidently been going it all
night, came bowling around the depot yes.
terday morning, bent on having "muss.'
He was handled pretty roughly by one Of
the porters, but to no purpose, as he de-
clared his intention of remaining where he
was until he saw fit to leave. After good
deal of hard labor be was placed into a
hack and taken to the Graham House. where
the cool rooms will undoubtedly have very
soothing effect on his excited nerves. We
think q few taps over the Uranium would
have had very beneficial effect in bring
ing the gentleman to his senses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
ROCK ISLAND ITEMS.

The Fall term Of the Public Schools will
commence September fifteenth and end De-
cember twenty-th,rd. Winter term will
begin January second and end March twen-
ty third. The Spring term will begin April
ninth and end June twenty y-seventh.
The Treasures sale of land for taxes,
commenced yesterday morning, The first
days sale was not large one.
An application having been made to re-
lease the persons confined to Jail on writ
of habeas corpus, for being accessory to the
shooting of Bean, by Hampton, the court
met Saturday to give the case . hearing. A
large number Of witnesses we're up from
the lower end Of the county. The counsel
for the people not being ready for trial, .
hearing was deferred until Wednesday next
at ten o'clock.
A Surveyor. Treasurer, School Commits
sioner and Coroner, 10 to be elelected in
Rock Island County next November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

r. We desire to call the attention
of our readers to the law card of uessrs
CoSoDox d HALL, who have recently entered
into partnership for the practice of law
The gentlemen are both too we'll known as
first rate lawyers, to need any comnenda-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

S Any deficiencies on the inside
of to-dsy's paper must be attributed to the
absence Of Mr.. Richardson, who was unex-
pectedly called away from home yesterday
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ We have completed our ar
rangements in LIE Claire, to have our papers
delivered at the door Of our subscribers
every morning Our list which has at all
times been large one, will now be increas-
ed at least four fold
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

On BoARD THE STEAMER BEx CAMPBELL
NEAg LAKs PEPIs July goth

On BOARD TIE STEAMER BEx CAMPBELL
MEAS LAKs PErrs July goth
Since leaving Dubuque We have had Z
fine run, making much better time than
was expected-owing. perhaps to the fact
OF the steamer Golden Era" stsaming out
just ahead Of NE and all the way up It haa
been "nip and tuck" vhp should be ahead.
The Ben did her work nobly, and for . time
held her own. Int the large smount Of coal
aboard, with some freight, operated - .
drawback. and We had 70 take tho wake
Of the other steamer this morning, and che
is now few miles ahead. We think We
shall overhaul her before We reach St Paul.
We left the Denmark At Dubuque. and shall
not see her again until she eomsAto the St.
Paul levee saaSr11ndrt
l think those of G nn6
age - hAr,sDen0
and lady, made
anxious to have go
beautsful and ever varying a. U-U(
SoossouSsy AAS@cs tu0 ey0
So far there has not been . very great
rush of passengers. though We are one day
ahead of the excursion.
Last evening we had fine rain, and il
has not cleared away entirely, a. yet. The
air is fine this morning. just cool enough to
permit the passengers to enjoy thsmselve.
on the upper deck; but some of the gentle
men prefer seat in the cabin, engaged il,
that interesting little game called "Pitch, >
though to judge from the quantity of clare:
that is provided, should call it pitch.is.
We had q very nice dance, last evening
which was kept up for two or three hours
The greater number of the ladies being
married, there is not . great deal of thst
kind of amusement INDUCED in. 1t is ur-
fortunate that more young ladies did not
participate in the excursion. Made landing
last night at De Soto. La Crosse and Wi
mona; but it being dark. could not form any
idea of their appearance. Frank Wood a.
lowed they were good enough towns. but
would not pay to buy up. unless they would
take Minnesota money.
There is many very high Peaks between
here and Dubuque, some of them beating
Pixies. by considerable. A gentleman, in
giving description of one of them, .aid it's
original height ras "four hundred miles" but
the constant working of the atmosphere upon
it, had reduced it some. Some of the ladies
asked the gentleman. (Capt. N if he was
sure it was 400 miles, and he told them it
was that or 400 feet-he had forgotten
which. The river. at this point. is some
four feet above the usual stage.
Net the Grey Eagle Yesterday and the
Itasca this morning. Also met . little
"stern wheeler" yesterday afternoon, from
away up the Wisconsin river, that can run
anywhere. after heavy dew, aud makes
short cuts over little islands and bars with
out any trouble. She makes only two trips
per year, and loads with match wood. Rx.
pect to make st. Paul, at IL tonight
if no accident happens. when We shall be
ready for all the fun there is to be seen.
Mr.. Pershing, of the Rock Island Argus
is about. Frank Wood is taking notes fol
the Gazette. BURDrr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

Why is rive have often won
dered why good Democratic newspaper
could never be supported in either Burling-
ton or Keokuk. In the former place. the
Democracy have no regularly established
organ. and in Keokuk. the Democratic pa
per is only issued enthusiastically. There
is no good cause for this, as we believe both
of these places could support first class
Democratic newspaper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

ARRIVED.
Sunday. July "a.
AExEsorA BELLE, Hill, St Paul.
METROPOLITAN, Rhodes, st. Louis.
CsrT BELLE, Campbell, Dubuque.
WAR EAGLE, Gabbsrt, St LouiA
kcokUE, Dodge, Dodge's farm.
Monday 25.
Fam LoaExz, Parker, St Louis.
BACK HAWK, Haight, Nontrosa
DnNARK, Gray. st. Paul
DPAsrD,
Sunday.
ANSRsorA BELLE, Hill, St Louia
METROPOLITAN, Rhodes, st. Paul.
CRY BELLE, Campbell, st Louis
War EAGLE, Gabbart, Dubuque.
Monday.
Fam LoRESz, Parker. St Paul
r EoKuK, Dodge, Keokuk. = ~
ssY HAssHr11(fnh Galsaa: -
:! : :! :! ,,...'
Tha r3vnR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ There has been no" fire re-
quiring the service Of the Fire Dedartment
in our city. until Saturday last. for more
than two months The last fire, previous
to those Of Saturday. was on the l9ta day
of Nav last
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ 1t was very difficult getting
up . local column yesterday, as no one
seemed inclined to furnish the material.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

~ We would suggest to our wor-
thy street sprinkler the propriety of hur-
ryinp up his cakes little, as the dust is
getting to be decidedly uncomfortable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

STARR has received Harper for Au-
gust, and splendid number it is. He has
got . big lot of them and can supply the
largest demand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

(DY SELE0RAPH.l

k0v I8LS00APH.l
NEW YoRK. July q. 1859.
rLoUa-Dall, and irregular lO@2O, loser sale
1000 ools at 2o@l75 00per state; 0696 Is extra;
60@S 81 for common to good extra wes tern; ATS
@5 0Oi'or old; OOG " for fsesh ground shipping
brand extra Found hoop Ohio.
RYE DL0UR Quiet, 4 COCA IS.
WHFAr-heavy and ln0er: sales 5000 bush. tnclu-
dins 0hcsGo spring, 1t Toe red Tennessee; 20 new
white Ky 409i 60 red Va; l SO aid white soutt-
ern.
RvE-Oull at SIS.
BARLEY-Dull.
Cols-HeAvy l@2, lower, sales ct s00s1 for old
mixed western IS fer nev do.
OArs-Dull; S1@4c State and Canadian.
PoRK Dull and heavy: sales 800 bbls, rs -
ESQ mess; ii 50 prime
BiEY-Unchanged.
BssE HANS AND BAooN-- Quiet.
Our AEASs-Dull.
LARD-Steady, sales $50 bbis, lOH@ @llc.
BUITBA-Htrm: ll0l9c state; llCyl5c Ohio.
CHEEsB-Hirm; 6@9,.
wasEsv-6tea1y; sales 100 bbls, 96hc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

AMEspE HoNoRABLE.-We owe

AMESpE HONORABLE we owe,
and hereby offer, an apology to Mr. Pine.
editor of the Chicago Herald. for having
Inadvertently copied from that scurrilous
opposition paper, the Dubuque Expres' and
Herald, an outrageous attack upon the busi-
ness Of this valuable journal, and vile libel
upon his personal character. The attack in
question was the concluding paragraph ofa
letter, signed occasional" protesting to de.
fine the position of Gen. Dodge on some of
the issues of the present canvass, and as We
are desirous of giving the widest Publicity
to our candidates views, we determined to
publish all the letter, except that portion
of it, whose malignity and falsity ought. We
admit, to have discredited the whole. By
some misadventure, Ito which all Journal
lists are liable), the offensive paragraph
found its way up stairs with the rest of thp
letter. and escaped the attention OF our fore.
man, Who in our absence, undertook the
reading of the proof In our hurried glance
over the Democrat the next day. we did not
notice the disgraceful slander, or We should
have repudiated it utterly, indignantly and
instanter and we fear it might have es-
caFed our observation altogether, had not
the Herald lin the kindest manner, brought
1t 20 our attention The Herald needs no
assurance from US that We regard it as one
OF the ablest, staunchest, and truest Demo
cratic journals in the country-the harmony
between its views and ours attests our ad>
miration Of its principles, and our freq uent
quotations from its columns is sufficient
proof Of our appreciation of its ability
Were it not the gallant leader that it is, the
fact that it renders hearty support to the
administration of James Buchanan would
shield it from any assaults from our pen
Wishing the Herald continuation of the
prosperity it deservedly enjoys. we again
offer it our apology.
BRIDGE REPoRT.-Mr. Gurney, the
Bridge Master has furnished us with copy
of bis report. for the week ending July 23d.
Beside thes:regular features of his report, he
has this week given US the total number of
boats which have passed through the bridge
draw this season.
Whole number of boats 1911.
Rats 500.
The number of foot passengers. is rather
dscouraging.
During the past week 1874 crossed the
bridge
Dt'e r'r atv Nv " m. Mercury above zero.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

T See advertisement Of note lost
in another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
COM M E. RCIAL
DAVENPORT mARKET.
DAILY REPORT,

OFFIOg OF Iowa STATE DEMOcHAF,1
Monday evening. July 26, 1882
fs-day has been rather cool and breezy. Bust
nsss, however, wss very dull. The grain lmsrket
y very inact,ve-no arrivals at al. The nsv wheat
crop has not commenced . arrive.
1Loun-No shipments, and market very dull; We
quote New spring extra 4s o.; for old wheat nour,
sOe.
WHsAT-Fo recsips to-day. and nothing doing in
the market. We QnSte the crop Of % at 330A0 /;
crop of 80 at CO...
Coaz-Bus little coming in and 20 sstivity In the
nsyhet. We quote snslled at Sc; ssr, Sc.
OATs-Entirey nominal ss 96os6c for new; SO
l0c for old.
BAaLsY-Nsw Drop quoted q s00ssc Dut little
coming in.
BU1rsA-A good article b worth 19k 0lss.
HAy-New prairie - 80 per ton.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

large cuts charged doahle the same dimensions sf
type.
ususl rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be UNDERWOOD 70
apply strictly " the Immediate business OF the sdvsr
ts.r aud all other advertisements sent In BY the sd.
vertser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
vii be inserted until forbid and charged sccor dingy.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other Advertisements.
Advertisements froa sbroad must be paid for IN
Vaytstiy IN adpanes, unless from approved Agents
Contrasts for yearly advertising terminabie at the
option Of advertisers, they paying an advancement OF:
- per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
20 per cent. adv above rates, and kept tn
side, IS per cent. advance regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must b paid for IN
advance.
RICHARDSON l. WEST Iowa state Democrat.
SANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. LISCHRR CO, Der Dsmokrst.
HARRINGTON WfLKIR. Daily evening NWs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

NEw Yosx. July 93.-Ihis sAssnecn
while : ye1ng vcman, virsinis Stuart, vas
walking alosg Broadway near Canal strese.
- vas sho4 dead By her lover. Robert Ne
Dsansll NsDssnefl thea attempted %
commit sesiei1s BY stsbbise hinss6, bse
vas seissd By he psaiss eed hts stteope
Aosaraaed, Jealsssy y nd - hAvs beia
~ s1kae sasss = tAis as0say.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
Lost.

A PRoHlB0Ry NOfB dstsd winne;d, Scott Co
xAIova. July lss 1See. doe ore pear asssr laas.
with nterest q ~ per Ct per snuum, for hunayed
and twenty i've delisfs I'm favos OF Ouso ouoDes. -
signed By mathew Kehoe and INemss Kehee. An
psrsuoo are csuttoood aeainse nonn00ooG -
aets, % payment has hsen stsDr
apolio4 t0g. Any peSooo onl
Dleeee lesve n q tAie O0es
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

FIRE.-Last Saturday night, about
twelve o'clock. man passing through
the alley between Western Avenue and
Gaines street, running from Fourth to Fifth
streets. discovered flames Issuing from the
front side of an unoccupied two-story frame
house Owing to the lateness Of the hour
and the scarcity Of water, all efforts to save
the house were unsuccessful The flames
caught to small frame house adjoining on
the north side, which also was destroyed.
The unoccupied house WAS owned by Mr..
James Harrison, who moved out few days
ago. We believe it Was insured. The
house was worth about t400. The small
house was owned by Mr.. Geo. l. Daven-
port. 1t was not insured. It was worth
about $3.50. Mr.. Dennis Money and family
occupied it His loss on furniture. DC. ID
about $40. So rapid was the progress Of
the flames, that his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Whelahan. had . narrow e.
cape from being burned in the house. They
were rescued with some difficulty. Mira.
Money is but little injured. Her mother.
who is over seventy years Of age. il badly
burned. She was removed to . neighbor'a
house and DR.. Thomson called, Who did oil
that was possible to relieve her sufferings
The houses we're surrounded with other
frame buildings. and i is certainly fortu-
nate that the FIRE was not more extensive.
Owing to the distance from the river. it va
necessary fer the engines to take water
from the vells in the nsighborhood, which
gave . very poor ssep,y. Had there been
. heavy wind. it h likely there would have
bssn disaatrous frs. The 6rsasa. aaaist-
a By ssms sltissaA vesssd vGn. ed b
thslf sxstisas grsat credit = duA Pisassr
1est cd tAaaes q ne ! vus easly =
- -. - .. - q I. =. - - - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
Davenpost Wholesale Market.

WnoHfs OF GRAIN-whest, 60 bs Corn shel.
led. 81 Ms ;Curn on cob 20 rs Rse Sc ns Oats 32
Ds; Barley, 46 ms Buckwhe A. IS Ds Sweet rota.
toes. SO rs; seans. 90 ns Bran 20 ns: Glover seed
so NJ ;iHemp Seed, IS NJ Timothy Seed, Is n
Irish Potatoes, 60 D. onions, 81 Ds Blue Grass
Sc d. ms Dried Peaches, % ns; Dried Apples,
2aDs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
T A friend of ours who reside

E A friend of ours who resides
in the interior ofthe State. and whose de-
mocracy is of the soundest kind, inform US
that he had the pleasure ofmeeting Mr. NJ NJ.
Price, Esq, a few days since while travel.
ing on the cars between here and Iowa
city. A conversation he had with Mr. Price
at the time. satisfied him that he was dem.
ocrdt at heart, and that when the proper
time came, he would come out, and openly
avow his principles. This is certainly good
news. To convert such good fellows as Mr.
Price to the true faith, is one of the objects
for which we are working, and the sooner
they cast off the shackles Of Black Republi-
canism, and become men, the better it will
be for them, and their country. We wei
come Mr.. Price to the Democratic fold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
BOOTS AND SHOES
Who1..~'c :, - R.<~a1'

the EMPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
7 HAVE now In store large and we'll sslsetsA
i stock Of DoGts and Shoes, 70 which ] invttR
ths attention Of oil In want Of ssttcies n my lino.
ObUalsy Ho6svs wishing 70 repssaash ttslS steet
viii nnd Il 70 thetr sdvantsge - cell - M before
pufehastng elsewhere.
10 NJ numerous eustomsrs vho prefer OnG1oul
Wcrk - co0tinus - hoid cut tnAuos0nls = III
way Of pvSsss stoak and arSlsA so1b, ~ equausl
ohis SIDE Of New YoYk.
All kinds of LsAta1 Wost naaa1osessed - usuaa.
(Jyl7J q. GARNET.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

ANOTHER New PACKET LINE.-The
Gazette of yesterday morning gives US the
intelligence that another line of steamers is
soon TO be put ON the river between this
city and st. Louis. The line will consist Of
fifteen first class boats, there being but one
stern wheel craft among the whole of them.
We do not exactly relish this arran cement,
- We had about concluded to invest few
shillings in the Lightning Line, but if this
new line is started We very much question
whether We should be atle TO get our money
back.
However, with the Kentucky No 2. and
the Resoluts, . new company has got many
difficulties to overcome before they can
eclipse them in business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

U1O0Ou 0voO0 NUUuDUO
TsHn partnership hesetsssss szaseA bsoVu -
i snder this ssyle and arm Of "Winhless psoh,"
In the sosp sna candle 6Gsins0. - shis day 1gsav.
I'd bv mutual consent
C.A Pug.
The business Win be continued BY Z. wlsklsos, q
the factory shove Rsnvteks eav Mil.
Davenport, July 18th 1859 ty16 10
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GREAT YIsLD.-We expect to be
able to chronicle some pretty tall stories Of
large crops. but it is going to be an extra.
ordinary good piece Of wheat that viii
equal the following The Alton Democrat
says that on the farm Of R R. Stanley, ESQ.,.
in the Bottom near the mouth of Wood
river. miles below Alton. seven hundred
and ei9kseea bsahsls Of choice May wheat
vsrs thrsshsd. BY Lewis Aegovau's ma.
chine. Upper Alton. from trssty-oas bushels
Of sssd sovn. The yield was very great
some parts Of The fsld being supposed 10
yisld forty 70 ffty bsshss per asre. The
vhsst vas thrslhs1. shippsd asd dslivsesd
h D. tsui1 withla shrss dAya ssd ssld fbs
ol,ai ~ tusAa III = Ne ~ wAssa
-, = ~ ~ neas4 : ~ h ~
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STATE DEMOCRAT
Da,espsrs, JsIy 2G, 1859.

ncC. II. scrivsn. 63 Dearborn street, Chicsg,
10 horfzed re,ive eadvertiseOents for this ps
per.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

JOHN &. BILLS,
A fT0RNRY AND C0UNSHLOR At LAW,
n and Notary Public.
OsFics-Davenports Bioct, Davenport. Iowa.
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- - - -
CARDS.
~. A. MsON

A rrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Davenport
"A Scott Co, lows. Will attend promptly TO a
professional business that may b. entrusted 70 hiD
Refer to Non. James Grant, Davenport, and Hon.
Ddmund Burks, N. ". JnhI1-du
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r. N. MORLEY 4 CO.,

GvyHOLEsALH and Retail Dealers In Fancy and
w Stap'e Groceries, DalselPs Block, corner Of
Perry and Second streets.
Flour, CeGent and Piastering Hair constantly on
hand.
~ All goods delivered free OF charge.
Davenport, Iswa, April - 1883. lapr24-sm
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4. n. PATTON

i. ID. PATTON,
a TrORNRY At Law. Omce-up stairs, In the
n building formerly occupied by y. ". Wiley,
west Sec md street.
ATTENDED to "a
davenport JanusYy .. 1850. JAMS
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CHAs. Z. PUTNAM. J. .. LAKE.
PUTNAM 4 LEAKE,
A TrORNIYs AND COUNDBLORS At Law, and
"A kotsriss Public Once, No. - Main street,
Davenport. Iowa nsy17dtf
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l. A TE T Ne w S.
BY fUnRAPH.)

LATER FRON EUROPE
Arrival oe the 0eesmshlp yogsh Rratf On.
PEACE ED!i
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. n pvSSrrr G. p. wHITCOMB.
RENNETT 4 WHlTCOM
A rTORNRYs AND COUNsELLORs AT Law,
n No.aries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
ViIl practice In the Courts OF Scott, Clinton Jackson
and Iusca,,ne counties, and in Rock Island county,
III and the a. O. District Court OF Iowa.
OrrIcE-N. w. Corner Main and Second streets.
JAn1l
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WILLIAM HALL, % "os
HALL 4 GUITRAU,

A rTORNRYS AND OOOUNunLLkeS, NOfAHIsS
n Pablo. G commissioners Of Deeds for Maine, Yer
mont. New Hsmpshre, Aassaehusests. Nev York.
Me- iersey. Pennsylvanta, Virginia, Ohio, Tennss-
ses. Kentucky, niincis and Mnsouri. once No q
Nan A. one door south Of Cock q Sargent's Bank.
July 1st, 1855. Juyl-o1wN
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JOHN n. CRAW FORD,
rroRNRV AND COUNSELoR AT Law, AND
IA Notary Public. ,o
Osvvcs-Nickolls' Block, up esairs JAZZ
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BURTIS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA / FIFTH STREETS
DAvEnPoRT, IOWA.
lev Tailoring Hstabllahnsnt,

WORHn-Wu9f COZ. BRADY AND HOUktu bIS /,
vTTauRu yeu can get your money back In the
w ehapo 0e an elegantly Citing g,rmsnt, made
a. ~ best mater1al and st the vofy lowest ~.
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sAortose notSes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
Il, 4. VALLEY,

AND A0RNT AND RBAL ESTATE BROEDR,
will give special sttention to renting houses and
collecting rents. Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
Aad pay taxes real estate negotiate losps, exam
ineslsnd titles, &c &c.
OvvicE-at Bl Blskemore b Laves' Bank, No II
Brady stross Davenport, Iowa msyl0~6m