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PTIce 81; Chronic package, S2-5e. Sold by al
Druggists. IN Washington. 9 sorsst3wn, and yiclp
tngton, T. p. MILLBURN 4 Co, Wizards
Hotel; ID. C.. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
z2 Dock street, Philadelphia. r.. .-....H aus
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Ccssa.stss Cards Of fvsf-elass Eaayl,sA-,..,, !.
Sea 81 dspaursesfs ~ bsstS<ss - fAs esst
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DiSsOLUTiON OF COPARTNERSHIP-The
y undeT the hrm Of LAPsEsY THonas
idess of the late firm will be settled and the con
t,sets thereof will be fulfilled by the undersigned
mess at the old stand No. 20 Light street Bait
more. and who is alone anthoriZrd TO collect tine
debts and use the name Of the 6rrn liquidation
THOMAS J. LAPSIEY,
Baltimore March IL ia5e
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NorIeE OF fs s9is ktllMovaL OF rutt
lap OFFICE FROM. 0G Den TO yG iut

In accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Sonsress, entitled An act authorizing changes IN
1883, rs hereby declared and male Known thai the
1tfics Tor The ,ale Of ppbc la7ds at Oedsn in the
CITY; IN aid Territory as ear va perici as pI1e
nsas.s ctt,t ne ~ day 9 Oet 5r ns being sub
M.rch 1850 A 'i0 ~~u
Further notice as to the precise time Of removal
land district. ~ '0''''e' vi Tic
Given under nv hand at the city of W.sbinyton
thu eighth day of August, A. d. liza
BY order ofthe President:
JOS ;. WILSON.
Actlng COMM ssoner of the
eus-lawfw General Land Once
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IMPORTANT
i no THE CITIZENS OF %
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT,
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Famil >
Remedy and Beverage.

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lCAfiNG, and IN impartins HEALTH AND VIGoR
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T. 4
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v ' 81 Ekk&HIff6kEaES0 ;-rrs CURE.
dsnoe. your friend. former sufferer, merely super
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THE SECRET ESp IS MHFiMF1TEEEss OF YOUTH
Just published gratis. the asa thousand.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
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The important fact that the many alarming COM
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in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
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. AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

sr DR.. j. c. AVER q co.,
LOWELL, MASS, ---'
PRICE, 81 PR BorTLR; SIX Born IA vo, az
E2rsed BY 2 ID. GILMAN, wsshin ston; r. p or
SELL, Georgetown, and By all DruEghts svsryvhsrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
HILVEIt WARIl.

FDEA Sets, Cake, Fruit Card and Sugar
II Baskets, Cups, Goblcis. Napkin Rings, Cas-
tors, spoons aud Forks Tea, Table, fie but
Ter, Fruit and Fish Knives, Batter C0alers, hyT-
up Pitchers, Spoon Holders, he, good 49,
aOHment al HOWAhb'b,
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STATE or TERlt0Nr

IL. -. o.. 49,. Caledonia district 90
eald dtuici, nu the glat day of June A u Iss9
lnsuunrui punurinE o. be- the last viii aud sst.-
mfni ~ josiah Ware, late ~ 81 JnhnshuF m Nj ~.
,l af,sa helnE pfesTned tathe Court here bF Jssab
NalA we eAftniIf thrfru named hif probate IN 0ft-
ff lf sal cnuf that 90 persons H. nti
lla Ia ~ ~ AZ A. = za-sg ~ i,.t-,, tts
ln~le Vuifr n ~ Jghnahufy, the mn dAy ~ Jug
~, snd shtN cause aui they may have against ne
llnir ~ halH iN. lr hrh purpose ID h. Ortbrf a.
dreii that ~ The record 10 ms orier ~ pab,t,t
ihtrr seeks surtrsayry iu the Carunan pflntrd a 81
S"'nehuI}t previous in said tine appointed ioT hearing
~ The tuutt Attest
ANA l. ihEN ca. Judge Of PROBATE
true copy offrtlfd Attest
GA ASA l. PRENCI Judrs Of Probate.
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For Salel

Dl the subscribers at low figures, 10
ID and 10 foot FnFinc Iathcs with or without
screw failures. Also one ID hand
CLAPBOARD pLANER,
Ono Blind Machine, together with 9 sizes OF Fol
tons Portable Cast Iron Grist Mills. suitable Tor
grinding all kinds Of grain together with corn on
ihc cob. I II. FAIRBANKS.
Agent for Caledonia Machine Shop Co.
~ BIN thr uhvrurc Of 4, X fss.-ruifuu = g.
Bracket orp. Colby, tho Planning Works Tor
particulars. O3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
n NOTICE nj SETTLgltp,,,
LLLmEm nmL-- LL-L..-- - ~ :

STATE 90 VEHAOST Cai.f.tiA IL
A. ffoaie NpuTi hgid az ht J0hnauuIy iI ~ v -
~ tha sih aai ~ June % ~. -'' 1s"ltt
WHfhtAh, AndfrW . "a llru 1uf Gun. t..t,......
w ~ ~ ~ lhf estate NJ lufHfr thirteUus Iair hi $1,000
~ eHll nlelfiif atfFaHrh lfnlura o. ffudrT sr
w. eamlusuatln and ~ present BIZ sr ,l
shhlial halH raiHls 90 fhamlnafIuu aud Aleu-
~ NE ~ wef ~ masking partition ami disi5it,t'e
~ lhr ttallue % saia estate, under dfrrrr IA W
inull aiNnnf We pflalfa Nhu hF Ia futIu NJ rl
eahe I've Wrftirr nfdrrrd ~ taid Count t4t M We
tNhf uhlfl tNiislrfHilnu Hun o. heard 81 ttr ~.
Nc ~ ~ gnlaiirt ni ihr iHi daY ~ AuHnst A Al ~
AnaM lulttr ordered, nat al pffslHs inirfr'i,t ~
!ha mnff N zoe talrilnnian. uHnisd % - Jl6f.i
lNeHe NnrtN aN< HrlffE lLrklnHs u H.IF fhts tl
~ iiial thty may appear aud cluIasf tFr sl'----
II tala 49, stunt d thfl cause aud asi h. MAID ~
s.sts '' '"''' '' p-i'l'''n aud distribution " .aid
}l ihs Court 1i Attest ASA L. FRENCH. Iaas.
Attest ASA b. PRERCH judge Of Pfsbst. 40
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STATE or TERIlONT

A.. p,.,I. NhpIuf q ,hHoNsOAh EsfAfE
llllg nu tif afnd daf ~ June. A ~ tasg ~ N'''f'
MAlllAh hhOhhnh, administrator on the ssta ~
llhnlhft O. hruslut late fiafiHtk tu aalt .tftgt
we Nsh makes application a. said Court 81 "a
VIZ tiih llitN lfifhfff HWHar h him, detf,
lNr Nfh hall arffatei, and o. frndrf HE sdminssts
t,'nul' ehll .nr iiufr daf Nhrfeullu d b nfi-fsj
"a sah Hufl, ihat stli ali aGu BE- heard and d.rlt
~ mo Probate once n ~, Ishusburl ahfrssd 0 49,
llh dal ~ Juify 4 u lsi4 SD n b. mfthrf tf,i.ts
!hsl notice ~ sven " ah rfsIus Cunrsrncd by pBtI
lh ni tp ~ me irt"fd ~ ihia oauf- iu ths Csls6i
an printed AZ - JuhnauuJ, thee wseka tuttesi,,i
hrlufr said tlun QfheaTug. --'''N'
~ the CauTt
80, Aiiesi AsA L. FRENCH. judge Of Ptob.t.
$50 Attest ASA l. FRENCH. Judss ofPro.,,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

A LARGE and Splendid Assortment of
IA Ladies' Dress Goods, Of all kinds; Parasos,
Stella and Cashmere Shawls, and finally every
thing TO be found in country store, for sale cheap
at T.. M. WEEhS.
ShefRsld, Vt, Nav IL. 1899
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C. & P. r. r. R. CO.

A LII persons that have subscribed for stock in
IN the Connecticut Passumpsic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition that assessments
should not be called for oftcner than once In nine
~ days, or oncesin three menths. are hereby not-
fed that the following assessments are laid viz
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
of January next and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until the
whole shall amount TO one hundred dollars ON each
share
Payments may be made at the Treasures Office
in Boston or at the following places, via;
The Peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, passumpsic BANK, Bradford bank, or to
Y. CLEVELAND, Agent, at Coventry, W.
BY order Of the Directors,
~. p. LOWERING, Trcr 'urcr.
Boston. Oct. lG, 1857. 66tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
STATE or YEMONT

. TI7'FI IIITTITI- a.
~ Probate Coufi, holden az Iuuruburg within An. a.
$40 .itinft gn NE gist daf ~ june, 4 % lap W
/utINA y hlulsttii. AfiiH ou The estate ~ Milo \
hhslHgl late ~ bennington iu aald dlsnff drT.n..s
isnart hff adWinifatiuu account uf nua ssitisr,rt
hfieupn " q ordered ~ said Uuft that tue ssus n.
ret ~ llte Dwelling house ~ aid adu a u emHrtso ~
VIC lal nay ~ iuf lhalInr examination And aIu
eWlAl lhf Pc gwen o. Ill Irf rluffTsd ~ tt.
guhhailnu % This order n me Oalriunian pfigird a IA
~ he cuuft.-Aptrst
.,,r,,oo,. 80, JoSAn nRoOEs JudG.
ga JONAH HnoOIs Ind.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Paddock Machine Works.
ST JOHNsBURY, VT,

UuIE subscriber has on hand OF will make
90 order W0odwprth's Planning Machines ~
Frfiaus sizes aud pricfs, Dimension flaucrai hHsf
and Door, and other Lumber Machinery, hill
Work and Repairing done az short notice aud on
reasonable terms,
Lias constantly on hand the Ethan Allen Cook
Stove, Fire Ranges aud Boiler Plates, Doors fut
Arches aud sugar Houses, Han aud Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, Blacksmith IWlrasi Door
Stills and Track. sinks and Hniow Ware, Ahbie' .
Patent Zig Pen, haWyer's tuliiFatarh, thiizury
Tubes and such articles ~ are usually manuiAc-
tuTed AZ such an establishment
Orders BY mail promptly attended 90
a THOMPSON.
st JohHaburg, May ?, 1880. a7r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
CHARLES sUATTUCK.
Horse Shooting
nLnc,nrsnrrrrrrrJcl.
AND

7LA- G1E5nnITIIINJCi.
fENliE subscribers would respectfully announce
! Co the public that they have formed part
ncrship FOR tho purpose ~ carrying on the above
named business, An kinds - work done with
ncatness and drspaich.
G. Patterson, one ~ The firm, will give he pcf-
sunal attention To horses In the habit ~ cutting
or oycrrcachinp OF having had feet lie thinks
from his long experience DC cnn give general sat.
ishctiun. The patronage Of the public T. respect.
Mlly solicited. &. PATTERSON
"a. ST s. MARSTON
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As" GsIL PRfNcn. JOars oil Probate.
ORDER Of NOTICE If SETTLEMENT
JOHN HALLS Hstats

. hIATt OF NtNNUNI. tAtFnuHtA UtsFutcF
AZ ffulaic Court hrd 80 bloomsbury IA said dsust
on the s2d day ~ juue : a. iAY.
WHEREAS. RoF~fi Han. administrator on tb. o.,
" tate Of John Hall late Of Nyrnate la said nrigt
deceased proposes tufcndrr account Of his sdnnis
lfatun sui g. prrHc hia against aal estate
~ examination and allow nncr r tbs putposs of mailing
par'n and dsiuhutiu uf thralduo sald estate uu,
der defrre 81 said court Amur the paFsnus wp rs b,
law futitd o. the same ~ b. therefore nrirrrd ~
hA r1uft that The under confederation srf
- hrsfd ~ the Probate onoe IN ~ Johnsbury on
the lsih dat II Julft 4 D. iEg. And u b naFtbsr
otra mat an pcsnus Interested he nntinrd hereof ~
puh alton ola enp' of the rrcufd this order in Ths
q alrdouian printed 81 ~ JuhnahurF. three wrst,
surreaa'cY previous e. said tmt ut hraring that thss
pa, arl~a anu contest the allowance AID account
ihtl src cause snd alsp b. heard by aid court in
Attsst, ASA 4. TugNtu Inc.
4 true copy ofrrrnrd
a. 80 Attest ASA L. FRENCu, Jsdt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TIIE subscriber, having made Srranr-
A ulrntE with some ~ the iifst class dealers and
manufacturers. Il now prepared TO offer Ia his pa
irons and the public generally good assortment
or Ladies' and Gents
BOOTS and SHORS,
Of such qualities and styles that all can purchase
what they want and as they want. Please cali
soon and see some Of the finest STYLES selected
with great care from the city aud country. Boots
made 10 order. and repairing done on short no.
uce. good journey man bootmakcr wanted i'm.
mcdiAtcy BENJA. gibson.
Nc lndoes Falls,
Head Of Main St, June (. 4Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

EAsTsRx NAIL (sunday, cxcepted.) arrives dsily
at Q \ N and z 2 M closes al A y ant . u.
wEsTEsN NAIL arrives daily (eundaye excpted)
o. 10 A NJ and 8 I'd closes at A u and -.
SouTHxRx VI, from b. Louis and Southern M.
souri, aTaives daily Sundays excepted) at NJ;
CLOSES at 9 A u.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and Northern lo-
wa arrives daily (sundays exceptedI At ~ closes
nj A M.
NoRTHsRs NAIL, via Dewitt, Maqooketa, kc..
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at
NJ c3oses Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays st 2
NJ.
NoRrHEas MAIL, via LeClsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons arrives daily. (3uudays excepted) att y; cio-
scs n; TN.
H,cHoRY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays At l2 M closes same timae
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and eaturasys, At 10 A u; eloses same time.
WEST BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays st NJ; closes same days At u NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

~" Beauty is but skin Deep" says
aproverb, whose:origin is lost in the antique
mist of time, and the lesson is one which
all who pride themselves on the possession
Of that "fatal gift" should sternly heed.
Still. skin deep beauty is sometimes valua-
BILE to the possessor, and always agreeable
to the eye. aid never more SO than when it
is reflected from manly figure, arrayed in
one of Farrands mats. which can only be
procured at 81 West Second st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
. AFTERNOON SESSION.

Geo. ". Chapman s,corn.-I was sitting
in my house opposite Paul Thesonb saloon,
when heard noise, and / west to the
door, and eaw a crowd west of the house
gate. could hear the voices of Theison
and Winkelman in or about the crowd; Arp
would run ct Winkleman and he would run
back saw two fellows come out of yard
with sticks and comm encad striking ct the
fellow who got hit (Arp). The fellow who
got hurt ran and clinchec one Of them; !
saw him fall, but did not see who knocked
him down; they LEFT him lying on the ice !;
one Of the men was John Winkelman; don't
know the other; neither was Paul 1hsison
I shoald have known him had he been
there some man come to Arp and shook
him, and then went and called Paul out
then wsnt to the man (Arp) and then vent
back home again, the party was standing
about; he, (ArP.) was then taken away.
Ctoes ezamined.-I have toldmsuy people
that I did not think Paul was one Of the
two men; was not acquainted with Arp;
knew him BY his white pants ! can't tell
which clinched With Arp.
Mathew Strett0n ssooym-I live "a feet
from Paul Theisons house, same side. east !;
cav quarFSllings ard fighting on the 27d
inst, near Thsison1 house; the noise first
attracted my attention; saw them clinch
each other ssv one Of them have pole
or 8 feet long, who stood behind the others,
and wss striking, - thought. ct raadom
ct the time; cav no man fall, but saw one
down; had . distinet view; the night was
clear; didn't recogDiss anybody; did NOT
zee Paul Theison 70 .kaow him, might have
h>>r xha~> hsA AhSrk 4 ahnn11 have hasa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY /, 1883

After this second defeat We ere in posi-
tion where nothing can be done and we
have the managers of the proposition 20
thank for it. Wsare not prepared TO abuse
and villiiy Judge Grant; for that can ac-
complish nothing in behalf of our opinions.
neither are we ready to. second the advice
which the Gazette has several times covert
ly given to the people to get up riot and
mob Judge Grant. Unpleasant as it may
be to find ourselves defeated in this project,
so peculiarly our own and sincerely as We
may sympathize with the persons who, after
it was proposed. stepped in and assumed its
Management. that they might have the dis.
position Of the bonds, We are willing to
submit to the law Of the land. Under any
circumstances, we shall ever be unwilling to
spend our time in the fruitless abuse Of .
man, who in whatever light We may view
his action in this case. is . citizen whose
talents and energy reflect credit upon the
city and who was working for the interests
Of Scott county, before his traducer in the
Gazette was able to write-if he wos compe-
tent to lie. His motives are honest and he
has merely exercised right which is guar
anteed by the constitution to every citizen
of this free country. If he be right in his
opinion that the county has no power to
make the loan, We are prepared TO submit
to the law and we know that every good
citizen will be equally ready to acquiesce.
We are in favor Of the Railroad loan if it be
legal. and if not we are opposed to it. The
matter must 60 into the courts and will be
determined there according to law, in spite
of the puerile abuse of the Gazette
Upon this question as well as upon all
others, we have preserved, and intend still
to preserve our independence and cannot be
coaxed, abused, bullied, frightened or bribed
into being party to any attempt to incite
a riot against any citizen who. however he
may differ with US, is but exercising his
just rights. We are, thank heaven, onr
own masters and are not owned by any
Marble Banking House, Railroad Corpora
tion, Gas Company or Burlesque Council.
Whatever may be our faults, our readers
will at least give us credit for sufficient in
dependence to express onr own opinions and
too much character 10 toady to any man or
set Of men, howeve. wealthy or influential
they may be-
->>->
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS, Eat, Leave at 8 b5 y aud $3.50 y,
Sundays excepted West, leaves At 9O5 A n and 500
Pm, Sundays excepted.
STAGES. North. TO Dubuque, via Dewitt, Aaquo-
keta and Wilton leave the Pennsylvania House ues
days, Thursday ana Saturdays at NJ; North. to
Lyons via eClAire, Princeton, Osmanche and Clin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays att A NJ.
Smith Arnolj's line OF hacks leave every day At
N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

ANOTHER REsIGNATIoN.-T.D d. Ea-
gal yesterday resigned his Office Of Vice
President of the city School Board. The
Board elected John L. Davis to fill the va.
cancy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

RE- The Introductory sermon of the
series. addressed to the young, will be de-
livered in st. Luke's Church tomorrow (Sun-
day. evening, by Bishop Lee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

kelman was at .the gate. When 1aw Arp
after hs was kn1cked down, he vss about
two rod east d the gate ; l was about IL
rods east Of theSsts; stood there alone !;
Hans Arp vss l ~ rods from me when I
was truck.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

EB- Rev. Mr.. Powers will preach
his first Of q series of sermons to young folks
next Sabbath evening,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

NThe Post Office will be closed
to-day from l0A. NJ. until Pm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01


TIVE following magnificent pr, per,y win be DIS
i tributed among the subscribers, vslued st thrsf
thousand dollars, on the lat day Of nuary, either
at the Le Claire Hall or the 0ernau Thester, Da-
vcnport, Iowa. subscription tieksts, one dollar
eech:
I. The thcroushbred 81 sllon Mount Aiyey, =
years old. Pedigree BY Traveller, BE- by
impt. Mercer dam-Osfito, bred BY n. L.
Stevens, Of IIohoken, n J. For further
unsquaiied b. any horse in tbs (soo,ij
county. Refer to ". Leonard, Sheriff,
John Kiion, fhes. rakes, and others. WHO
have cote the get Of this horse. Valued
at:...........:........ ...................... $500
2 The thorough bred stallion Lark.n, 8 Years
old, ha II brother 10 Klien satenan. cne Of
The best race mares Of her day PediereeO
LOcxin-by imported Houien; dAnl-by
Trustee. For further psrticulass see Turf
Kesister. valns.. ...................... co
.. One nve year I'D Durham ball named Md
ison, For ptdieSes see volume ID, Amsri-
can Short Horn Book, pase It's, entry C7e.
Vsluo. uo.............. ....s....s.s............ oOO
Z. One year old stallion colt Pedigree
~ Olavion; danny Old Boston. vaiue.. 600
8. One year old Devon bail named George.
V1U ................s....s... 800
6. One gear old Mount Airsy Atty. value.. $50
7. One spanish Jack, 5yea,so oil. value.... $50
s. Two full blood Durham Cows. vaue.... 100
No. TO number 3OfO-s gin attached to
ooch Of these numbers. N Blank.
Total. ...".................. ...... y 900
frst and second premiums IS thoroughbred aged
stations, st the lows State Fair In 1851
The above enterprise IL conducted BY . CON mittee
OF gentlemen who ere entirely ,iisIntrre std which
wi ! secure TO each and every subscriber tqual
chance. 1t 10 distinctly understood that this -
lottery
The above stock can be seen at I'll times ct Dufb
Greek Farm, occupied by d. (. Allen.
Tickets can he had at the Burti. Hopse, as John
Atkins Saloon, at A. o. Billions Jewelry Store, Of
X <. Allen, or ei' her of the undrr-igned REMIT
tance Of one dollar 70 the President will ensures
ticket BY return mall
The numbers drawing the prises vill be published
for the bene6t VI parties living abroad.
n q FULLER, President.
WIN. HALL. Secretary
PRANK PLUAER, Treas
Davsnport, Iowa. December 8, 1858.
On account Of Ia &c number Of tickets not being
disposed of the drawing Of the ahove e0t rprisc Will
be postponed until the Ist Of February, 1859, wien
Il Will most assuredly come on. Jsn1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

REMovAL.-Wm. bryan has re-
moved his meat market to No. 46, Brady
street, opposite the Post Office, where his
old customers and the public At large, will
always find the best quality Of meats At
prices to suit the times.
Meat deliveredto any part Of the city Il ss
Of ofcharee. dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

NOTICE 70 AOvERTIS9RS.
large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements ono.half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts VII be understood 70
apply strictly the Immediate business OF the adver-
tser and al other sent Ia By the sd
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN.
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad mast be paid for IN
Vdvt1biy In adycnce, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly sdvertising terminsbe 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 advance above rates. and kept on In
side, ~ per cent. advance regular rates.
All transieat Advertisements must be paid for ID
advance.
RICHARDSON 4 WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sASDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
". LSCHER 90, Der Dsmokrat.
WARRINGTON w1LkIH. Daily Bvenimf News
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III. WHEE El.ER,

CENTRAL COMMISSION AND PRODU c CE
N Merchant, (Whoesale) Agent OF the Syracuse
; Galt Manufactsry for Davenport and nelghborins
towns
Warehouse opposite Il. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
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