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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
LegNl NUfice.

fHE STATE OF IOWA, In tn, s-ots county Dis-
SCOTT CoUsTS,s trict Court.
Notice not served.
Nicholas ?. F.jsrvsry. -. Ienstus LANCER. y z ?
Curl J, James rAnt, Blakenore Lawes, 49,.
Tin COrbin, Dav Tue, smuck.r. 0seel0e
Corbin Geo " SsAer. AcAapss Z vi kinses,
james Bonner. = II 0sigss = %, burrovs Psst-
lyman l. DAlseIl, l. echrither. sssignse of lAsss
eInioeTfe,. K.hrmann n EsseTs. Kfsss 4
kckhsrt, WIN Dsns.d Jno X Jaui-. :, vfns. Bro Z
On, John Van rstteD, bsiden. Ne I~Y o., Mi-
chasi D,DAhuc, Geo'g sickles = Bro, y Ken 1au
n 90, John Brlggmano, SsvinhLbsr, Jscso But
Ter, sdmini-trator 81 estste Of stuart Deebe.
Cline 4 Johnson, Cote. Davis, WRk~rshsm 3
Viii. ANS, Johr Ca nsy, Chubb Bro BAiTow 4 Co.
Claire, ID A BsvTow.. Mary MAJ ny, WilllAm .
kcvby. Geo tlliott and Miller.
To the said John Carney, wm D1aaid, Mary NANNY
and DeId-n Keeler h Co.
NOU are hereby notin.d that there is nov on Ole
i nth ofioe Of the clerk of the District Court
o. said Scott county petit IL Nicholas eejssvAry
setting forih that he - the owner of the following
.fcms,s IA said county, TO vii; part the nsr,h
Or, quart = of section NJ As'sen ISL In t.wn-hp
No v.ntv iSht lts Dorh u range three I9l eaeG.
thu bounded AID o-scrib'd CommenciIy 81 ,he
southtAs corner Of said quaYtr sect TOD, running
treoce nor'h twenty t20l rrds thence un.
rods thence east Que hun iIed and siSty tlG0l rds
to the pl,ce ~ begiauins, Containing tS.L.y 1901
acres, and praying that he title msy Le Qui-t-a II
him
And now uoless you .bali appear and seer sad
petition or be Inc nrst dsy fts he1t term of
said Dis Hci Cou,t, TO hold, Il the nr4l Aosdsy
In May 1888 u" matter and th NJ. Of sd
petition will te taken - confessed, AMI deere
reod red ~ trsyei OF.
February IS, leo.
COpsIH 4 D0~.
Attorneys for Pet ss0nss
Let The foresoisx ss -bi,-h.d four week. In ~
IRA ". GIsvOsD,
1et22 CrE Co Dr. ric' ,.r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

FATHER DoNELAN's LECTURE.-At
an early hour on Sunday evening, Ste. Mar
guerite's Church was so 'densely crowded
that there was no room for more to be seat
ed. As announced. Father Donelan CON
menced his lecture on the subject OF his OBJ
servations in Egypt and the Holy Land
The lecture, we understand, was one Of the
most brilliant and interesting ever delivered
better, if possible, than his former ones
before the Y. NJ. L. Association. We are
glad to hear that the receipts, which are to
be 'lisbursed among the poor. through the
Ladies of the Ste. Marguerite's Benevolent
Society, amounted to the pretty sum Of fifty
dollars, which will do much in the good
cause of charity. The lectures will be con-
tinued at the same place on each Sunday
evening, and we hope the Ladies who con-
duct this matter will again secure the SER
vices of this reverend gentleman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTEns NAIL Sunday excepted arrives daily
at 9 A N and z ? NJ Closes 1t 9 a AM u
WxsTEaN NAIL arrives daily Sunday exoeptsd)
n 10 !. N and & P M closes ~ and NJ.
eoUrHgRS N III, from S. LOUIS an 4 30 utne m Mis-
sour aratvcs daily (Suudsys excepted) at NJ;
Clos al A
NosTHEkS MAIL, via Dubuque and Northern Io-
va arrives daily (,ubdsys exceptedl at u, closes
at N.
kokTaERs NAIL, via Dewitt, 4aquoketa, &c,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, at I P
NJ; closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at Z
u.
NORTHERN NAIL, via LeClsire, Princeton and Ly-
ous arrives daily, tsundsys excepted) at =; clo-
Sc at PA.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Priday- at ~ M closts same tina.
PLLE GRASS NAIL, arrives Tuesday, Thursdays
AMI Saturdays, at 10 A n, closes same time.
WEST BUFFALO NAIL, Arrivts Mondays and
Thursdays 1T 6 ? NJ; oses same days At 7 A NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
DlSTnlCT COURT.
HoS JoHx F. DrLLoN. Presiding.
xISETxENTH DAY.


in the case of Cotes d Patchen, va City
Of Davenport. the jury made up verdict
on Sunday morning At 5 o'clock-giving
plaintiffs damages to amount Of $500
Judge Grant gave notice that he would file
motion to set aeide the verdict, . motion
for new trial-and q motion in arrest OF
judgment, which will probably be argued
this morning.
Hawkins Wickersham W. Thos Orr Was
the next case tried. This was an action
brought by Wickershsm against Orr on the
following state Of facts: Wickersham and
Charles Leslie owned adjoining lots, and
Wickersham built party wall half on his
lot. and half on Leslie's, with the verbal un-
derstanding that the latter should pay half
the expense. Leslie afterwards sold to Orr.
who used the wall. The jury found for the
plaintiff damages to the amonnt Of $lS6 81.
State of Iowa. W. Henry Meyer. charge
Of assault with intent to do great bodily
injury. The case was submitted to the ju-
~, who had not at last accounts found .
verdict.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

FIRE.-Last evening at about halt
past nine o'clock, fire broke out in an old
one story building, the property Of DR.. Hall,
corner Of Second and Brown streets, next
to Fejervary's building. 1t was unoccupied,
but has formerly been occupied both as a
store and dwelling house. The fire was the
work of an incendiary. Being opposite the
Res Engine. and Hook and Ladder house,
the latter company was soon on hand. tore
the building down, and exiinguished the
flames. Small loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
H A large lot Of superior blanks
Of all kinds, neatly printed, constantly on
hand At this office Orders solicited.

OSE GONE HoxE.-During the past
year We understand that there has been
only one death among the Old Settlers OF
Scott County that one was Mr.. David
Barry, who for many year. had been stur-
dy yeoman of this county. the interest Of
which he. has done much towards
He has now gone home-gone to that rest
which must sooner or later be the rest Of
all. May his vacant seat at the table this
evening not be forgotten. There may be
mony more at the next annual gathering Of
the Pioneers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

YOUNG SETTLERS AssocrATIoN.-
The Young Pioneer Settlers Association
will meet this evening at half past six, at
the residence of Willard Barrows, Esq. Let
every one be present. as they will attend.
in body, the Old Settlers Festival to lie
ten to the Grafton. Members will find
badges at the place Of meeting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

BUDS SwELLING.-We understand
that the buds of the fruit trees in this vicin
ity have commenced swelling, and in few
days will put forth leaves unless the weather
should take a sudden change. 1t is no very
aattering sign Of large fruit crop next
season, and may go turn out as to cut off
the crop entirely. But We hope for better
thinpa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

ATTENTION, ID. G.. A..-You are
hereby ordered to appear OF the Armory in
full uniform at o'clock A. NJ, this 22nd
day Of February, A. D. 1859.
VIM HALL,
Orderly Serg't.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

E The Burtis mouse has made
arrangements for two hundred and fifty
guests tonight. The bill of fare is sufficient
TO make the Oldest settlers mouth water
Reacing it over once is fully equal to eat
ing any ordinary meal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at . S. \ and $50 P n
Sundays excepted west, leaves 1t 906 "A n and o0t
Pm. Sundays xcepted.
STAGES. North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt. Naqno-
keta and Wilton leave the Pennsylvania House ues
days, Thursdays ana Saturdays at A M North. te
Lyons via eClairc, Princeton, Camanche and Clin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at A NJ.
Smith 4 Arnolj's line OF hacks leave every day si
2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

EE- The ice passed away yester-
day, but the bridge wouldn't bulge an inch.
This proves the existence Of false prophets
in the land. and the inefficleucy of St. Louis
thunder. The removal of the bridge has
been postponed until next spring-a year
from this time by mutual consent of ST.
Louis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

HE SECOND FESTIVAL OF 1a.. PIO-
kEER SErrLERa-The Second Annual Festi.
val Of this Society takes place to- night
These Festivals Of the Pioneers Of Scott
County have become . matter Of no email
Importance, not only to the old settlers but
to the new ones. and really deserve at the
hands Of the press full and complete notices.
The Festival of last year, though large and
highly interesting, will probably be out
done by the one at hand. both in point Of
numbers and fitness. This Festival is to be
given by the OLD SErrLERs-is to be the
festival of those who belong to the Society.
and not Of citizens generally. although We
feel bound to presume that all take live
| ~ interest in tho success thereof, and on the
matters in general thereunto pertaining
Many of the old settlers are not so old as
might be imagined. Along with old time
Scared veterans Of early day those who
came into the then wild wastes and started
the car of provement-alcngside those
rugged old Pioneers who have stood
through the storms Of many winters, and 10
bored with unceasing energy to build up
and develop our county, will stand those of
less mature years-those whose fathers
came before them and gave happy homes
in this modern Garden of Eden. We do
not propose at this time to make any ex-
tensive notice of what will transpire there
to might've talk of doing that after the
affair is over. DIR. Burtis. mine host, and
Frank Keldrick, the inimitable Superinten-
dent Of the Burtis House, have made ex-
tensive preparations for the occasion-in
fact they have left nothing which could in
any way conduce to the comfort and pleas.
ure of their guests. 1t is useless At this
time to say how much they have done
that can be better told hereafter.
The following is programme of exercis-
es as they will take place:
l. President taking the Chair and calling
the meeting to order.
2. Music, by Old Settlers.
3. Annual Address, by Willard Barrow,
Esq.
!: Muslc-"Auld Lang Syne.' and the
words sung by the whole Company; after
which he Company will adjourn so snoth-
er room for thirty ninutes social converse
tiOn.
Supper. at which the assembly will be
seated in the following order:
lst President, Vice Presidents and Sec
retaries.
End. Residents on or before 1885.
Sd. Residents of 1886.
4th. Residents of 1887
9th. Residents Of 1888.
9th. Residents of 1887.
7th Residents of lS4O.
All of whom will appear in some Badge
worn at last Festival; or if lost procure one
when purchasing tickets,
Old Settlers. who are non-residents, will
60 In according to the classification.
6. Blessing, by one Of the Clergy.
Alter supper tie following order viii be
observed:
lst-Regular Toasts and the Responses
thereto.
2nd-Volunteer Toasts and Responses
The Committee would here remark that
the responses should not occupy over five
minutes.
Non-residents Of the city. who attend the
Festival, will please report themselves to D.
G. Eldridge. fthat they may be provided
with comfortable places for the night.
All who intend being:present will see the
necessity Of being at the Bnrtie House
before 8 o'clock; and to procure tickets
% early 40 possible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

GRAND PARADE.-We understand
that the military companies of our city will
be out on public parade to-day, which is
the 22d of February-the anniversary of
the birth of GEN G GEoRGE WASHINGTON. They
will make a splendid appearance, and we
hope our citizens will show them merited
attention. Let every man be as patriotic as
possible, under the circumstances.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

Those wishing to sign their names to the Constitu-
tion and Bylaws Of the scott C,unty Democratic
Gu will Gnd the same with John T. King. ESQ.
OFYIcE-Le Csire Rov, f1rmerly Office OF Drs
Fountain and Adler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22


WHERE WILL 1T END !-The case
Of Coates and Patchen Us City of Davenport
has been decided in favor of plaintiffs. The
jury gave them verdict OF FIVE hundred
dollars. The cause for this action 10 we'll
known to the public:-it was for damages
sustained by plaintiffs consequent upon rails
ing the grade of 5th alley, which caused
the water to flow in upon their premises
and damage their property; and Likewise
put them to the trouble of raising the buid-
ing to g-ade.
Without taking any sides in the matter.
We would ask in all candor where this mat
ter is 10 find an end. The decision has
opened door whereby A. B. G 4 D may
come forth and with propriety claim dam-
ages. if they have . mind 90 to do. There
are scores Of individuals in our city who
have been waiting for this decision, - :
basis for future action. The city paid
similar claim os L. J. Center without any
litigation. and if they paid him Why not
pay Coates and Patchen; and if they pay
Coates ana Patchen, Why not pay every 9th
er person with similar claim. We say
that here is one of the best openings for
disbursing funds We have ever seen. The
city commenced paying out in the first in
instance; it paid Hiram Price, Esq. for els
vating his residence-and We presume prop
erly;- paid John F. Dillon, 1t paid many
others without . law suit, and now jury
of twelve men say that the city shall pay
another bill of . kindred natars. When
will the paying end, gentlemen Of the
Common Ccuncilf where will the heavy
taxss end. eitissns Of Davenport whore
Echo doAt answer. wAsrs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
SfrNyed or StOleas.

LHROM the premises Of Dav d Van
Il Neat. Of l.. Ciair-, Scott coun- anM
!: i; & {; 6 ]:
ty, Iowa. On Sunday evening Jan 49,
SOih 4 yesr cid Itallion, one part " M
French; dun black coor dA,k name - - Ak
and tail i; one white hind foot; the SAy
other hink foot partly white--in the .NkG ~
rear: white blsse In face, ex ending
from hslf way bet the ey 3 snt nose TO nea ly
70 fore.ock white collar max right shoulder
at tie top. A sutsbe reward VIII Be given for re-
covrry n ssd horse, or for Information % to wnere
said horse may be fonnd. Leave word at IT, Claire
Post-Omce fet5-dI-w21 DAVID VAN NkST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

IMPROVEMENT THE ORDER, &c.-Our
excellent postmaster, A. F. Mast, E-q., who
always has an eye to the convenience Of his
numerous customers has set apart portion
of the Post Office lobby, and has appointed
Mr. s. II. Starr as exclusive agent for the
sale of Postage stamps. After the place
shall have been properly arranged and fit
ted up, this part of the Post Office business
will be entirely in Mr. Stars hands. and no
stamps Of any kind will be sold at the Post
Office proper This arrangement will be of
great advantage to the public, as those
wishing to purchase stamps will always
find clerk ready to wait upon them at all
hours Mr. Starr will also carry on the
periodical business at the same place, and
supply all those who want the latest maga-
zines and newspapers as previously. On
the whole the arrangement is good one
and will be Of great advantage to every
body.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
STATE DEMOCRAT,


tPC H. scrivsn, G3 Dearb sirs-t, Cnic seo,
1. horzed to re,civ- advertsements for his pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

"THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET. w 9
have received copy of new paper pub
lished at Keoh *, to be known as the +" Old
Oaken Bucket" and is to be devoted entire
ly to the cause of Temperance. Tie pub
fishers are Messrs. Shurly 4 Runyan; D..
A. Day, Editor Tne former member of the
firm is none other than our old friend Bob,
late of the Islander and Argus. The paper
is to be an out and out temp erance organ
to the very back bone. 1t is down on all
kinds of drinks water excepted-repu-
dates liquor; denounces lager; de-
clares war against juleps-( oh! Bob! an
athamizes ale and cider; curses wines; es
chews punches and has declared cold wa
ter the only American drink ever invented,
and the only one that should patronized
or "taken" by citizens of the United
States. 1t wants the Maine liquor law
carried into effect without fail, and is down
upon all who wish for its repeal in any
shape or form. The Bucket will undoubt-
edly succeed as State organ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
TNRETH EXTRACTED By NAV PROCESS
i without occasionng any delay or pain whatever
JULIUS CHESEBROU y 6 II
Dental SURGEON.

OPPICR-In Aerwin's Block, - Perry, between Sd
and 9th streets.
Having completed arrangements, he Is now pre-.
pared extract teeth by admitting slight current
OF around the tooth At the time Of extrac
tion, thereby allaying all pain attendant upon *
tracing BY the ordinary method.
Thepatient has full knowledge Of what 10 pass-
Ing, and there sre not those effects which often
noticed after having teeth extracted By the ues Of
Ohloroform or the Pressing process.
Julvo1dV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

1000 Pairs ChilA'n l. Infants shoes,
Just received At
NO. 3 NICKOLLS' BLOCK.
Ladies' Kid Hceled Boots.
Alarse assortment just received a!
No. NIOKOLLS' BLOCK.
Mems Heavy 9oot0s
just received at
NO NICKoLLs' BLOCK.
Boys, and Youths boots and Shoes,
Misses Heeled Boots, Children's Metallic Tipp:d
ehoes, just received at
NO. 8 NICKOLLs BLOCK.
FOR GOOD GOoDs AND Low PRICES,
Call At No. West Second street, "Nickolls Block, !"
Heb12 sANFORD SUITS.
Public Notice.
TN order 70 aecommo iate our customers in Daven-
i port and Rock Island with . more ready delivery
OF our goods 1t this ,ason Of the year, we hereby
authorize and appoint
KELLERs1RAsS L FRIES,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
TO act ~ our
A q = N TS,
FOR Tie cities OF
DA TENPORT AND ROCK ISLAND,
for The sale Of our
Alcohol Pure 0H21r1tO,
CAHPHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
wM. SMITH l. CO.
Feb5 Peoria, IiiAois.
BDamks! BlAmks!!
Waffantee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Ohassel Mortgages.
Attachment Bonds.
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
0hoFlm Blanks,
Oon16a9ions Of JudGmant.
Constablea' Blanks,
1oplovm Bonds,
Al eoA00 ~ nuDoroM - nsntaon. q -
lOTAT8 DB0OO1AT OFRluR.
4Sin1eo = - besS seyle Dsosl1iss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
P~ny Fer Sale.

4 PONY Ssuu uudeea's Day. spleDdi1 saddls
having 1sds several trips from Hudson's BAY TO et.
Paul, aod b o sough o pine knot jvst the thtcg
1oe g1ling aDeea ~ tA4 - % sssecs oa0pins
Rreands, hnpiinG, &c., belne used y The SQUAD OF
ase Arms. inquire at til once OF
VehfO 81 LANE + BRO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

nEcIDED.-Thc case of the State
vs.. 7. Ii. Codding for an assault on the per
son of c. s. Ackley, constable, was heard
before justice McKown yesterday. Mr.. G..
was fined SIS from which decision appeal
was taken by the defense. The charge of
resisting an officer in discharge of his duty
was not sustained. The trial elected con-
siderable interest.
Hubbell for State; Van Hossn for de-
fense. The suit will probably 60 before
the District Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

Ice MovING.-Yesterday morning,
the ice which for some time has evinced a
strong disposition ia evacuate, took q start
and crowded it's way down stream, to the
great admiration of an immense crowd
which rushed to the levee to see the show
But the sight was not great after all for
the ice soon gorged on the island and set
back towards the bridge, causing the water
to rise some six or eight feet In . very short
epace of time.
At about four o'clock in the afternoon the
ice took fresh start-the immense press
ure Of the water being too much to with>
Standard moved away down stream leav-
ing only the shore ice which will soon melt
away or follow after. Navigation is now
open, and that some weeks earlier than last
year. We may soon expect to notice the
arrival of boats from st. Louis, as we believe
the channel of the river is entirely clear
from lie Claire to New Orleans, and in all
probability it will not close over again this
winter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

N7O VIo0 - purchooe . sDon Of So6, sound
w Work Hospos, for which ~ viii exchargs
Stoves and uouse Furnishing 0oods q the lowest
Deseiblo 1guSs1. Ooll sen.
Ytb6-1&W1v1 No. - Hast oecood street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

FoUND.-At the rooms of the Y. NJ.
c. Association, . dark fur victorine and
cuffe. Enquire at Taylor l. Bsllords.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
cRAlLRs ADAMS
TO DRUGGISTS AND MRD( r ATS.
CAUTIOr.

nND Baldwin L. Judsnn urdeS dissulee1 uoeese
~ - LAKE JUDooU," sSd ooe 0oesoo ~ or0-
et1ct. 18th Of that notse eoocssn seyteA oomDSocg
4 EnSsMnn. os Hew York, sss Dsssa anatae tAsssaee
in turn - tho owner os The . eomts, SsesiDg. -
notes d A. J. Wbise = o., 6s 0sssiss uoAles 1eGt
Pills, ood Ja1DoD further ailscges thss - = -
successor q he 1rn and claiDS 70 bsvs Uesa sieo
Of al Reeslr<s and uooks. New THE Cealiee Doe-
lishs that the cast ness os 4. J. vhloe o 0ay
nse bs ioQoo~A 1Don ~ thess posees asd = osese
70 pay either Of shem, for they Ao0s - 80 eopeee.
sJom Of the Dses an1 HscsIpse. - esooss ssssse
tAem.
The vsy Co ". oenatssk = 80 ua1e . -
dicaueee - steallse o1,eoo scsth efDsepegey.
An letters rslsstne = nosee's 1n9ias - -, -
"a o. aeeaanes shsssos vsIl - o6oseoowAt
4. J. W01S0, y OssQaoe -.
"a pn,u1sns-Pastles shet - e1euosioQ
- a vill pjsass tate - netiee e eso~1g4 -
- - necps o. 4. j. Whes = Co. - 0ey -
sesssS 81 sbese s~o peselss ever ess ne0A
LOoty @ 80
4 ,rysroeAis p1a11 yssasA 6AaMl -
~ .Hmo rIali ssAla, 49, - 49, t.
Sssaas > - = - isSsaSs sgsssa =. :
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

NOTICE TO ADvERTlSERA.
large cuts charged double the came dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood 70
apply strictly to the immediate business Of the adveY.
sser and all other advertisements sent In By the sd
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
viii be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for ~
edyidbiy IN advance, unless from approved Agents
Contracts FOR yearly advertising terminsble At the
option Of they paying adv Of
% per ccnt. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
20 per cent advance on above rates, and kept
side, 25 per cent advance regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for 10
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrst.
.ANDERS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
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HARRINGTON WfLKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
Evening AImusements.

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IL Kenny's Manual Of Chess,
Ohess Player Hant Book.
Chess Mon,h,y por January and February
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