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s..e~~x-sh BROKE into the enclosure OF the under
STsF3{x signed, on the farm owned By josiah Bond
~ Il miles south OF KenoshA, on SUNDAY Oct
-se&ASA-l6th, COWS The owner, owners, are
requested to prove property pay charges and take the
same away EBENEZER SPRAGUE
October II, 1850. 4w1o
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September, 9th, 1859. sy
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, Eenosha County Circuit Court
Mary L. King against George NJ. Chisholm, Hemont s.
Kellogg, James +. Goddard, Hiram Mallory, Gurdon
Burchard, William Ii. Malcolm Cornelius n. Gaul
Thomas G. Doremus John NJ Nixon, William A. Reech-
err RUFUS K McHarg, William Richardson James My
ers, James A Snydan, James Ostrom, Lyme Sterling,
G. W. b. Gushing, Champion l. Hutchinstn IL, and Eliza
Biain.
EDY virtue and in pursuance of final iudg-
- nent for the sale OF the morgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in the above entitled
the twenty 21st day of May A. d. 1862
the regular OF said Court L, Hiram TuttIe referee
duly appointed Dy said Court for that purpose shall offer
tor safe and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor at the front door of the house the city
and county of Kenosha and State Wisconsin, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF Saturday the third 3d day OF
September A ID. 1859, the following described piece or
parcel of land, much thereof be sufficient to
satisfy the said Judgment and COSTS together with the
and exaenses of said sale hat is sayLot No three
ri, in block No forty [4Ol excepting hundred and
hirty-twO 1927 feet OF the west end of said Iot said
premises being in the first the city of Kenosla
in the county of henosa and State of Wisconsin, and on
southeast guar No thirty-one 3 town
No two III north o. range No. twenty-three [28l east
Terms OF sale-CAsH.
Dated June /, 1859. HIRAM FUTILE Referee
o. g. L. II. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 31n51
a T THE REQUEST of the plaintiff herein. the
IN above sale is postponed until Tuesday the 2Gh day
OF September A D. 1859, at the same hour aud place
Dated, September Sd, 1859.
o.s&F. H. HEAD, Pits Atfys. Evils
At the of the plaintiff heren the above sale is
Der, A. D. 1859, at the same hour and place.
HIRAM FUTILE, Referee.
y. D. q " H. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated September 20, 1862 1w15
the request of the plaintiff herein the above sale il
1A further postponed until Friday the seth day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1859, at the same no and place.
o.s.&F. II. HEAD, PlG's Alt'ys. -''''' '''''''''
Dated, September 24tb 1859. 1w1B
AT the request of the plaintiff herein, the above safe il
further postponed until Saturday the sh day OF OCTOBER
a. d. 1852 at the hour and place.
Dated September S0th, 1859.
hIRAM FUTILE, Referee.
O. s. L. II. HBAD, Plhs At VS. iw1
At the request of the plaintiff herein, the above sale 10
further postponed until Monday, the 9th day of Decem
Der, A. ID. 1859, at the hour and place.
Dated October sth 1859. HIRAM TUTTLE
O.S b. II. HEAD, Pi'f's Atty's [sw1sI Referees
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p.S; baei'r7 and Ihvsiciaus ordering from others
M .,nlrs HT.s viii do VOL to write their orders
ogtu.'iN ana -ttls nn3e MT Dr. lPLoups 1,yefo7sJ L
7aT5 Eoa J"tseUgYa, ~ 10 those wishing to giyo
them LI'j we VIII forward per mail post paid 10 9ny
PTJ Vt the United States box Of Pills for twelve
Eteecet po@s2e Nanp., or vial of Vermifuge for
onfts5 theece1t stamps Al orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
j. RoRINsov, Agent fro Kenosha.
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TO beginding
Thos Webb-part blk 46, commen-
cling 4S It s, NV cor blk IS, Ga
line of Main st22 #, parallel
to II line sd blk 1872 #, n % Fl, "
1872 Fl to beginning
I u Wait--part lots II 4 -, blk
As, all said lotsexcept 20 # vide
eff n end by line parallel With
n line sad lots
n Ehle-part lots 2 4 8, blk 4S,
commencing II feet of Ii cor
lot 2 aud on the line sd lot, n
to n W cor 10. S, Oh W line lot 3
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cor, n to u W cor, e to 3 poll t
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Exchange st extended
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by " line Exchange street and
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S Fisk-all lot 4, blk SO Exch st
S Fisk--pArt lot 5, blk so, com 13
rods W cor sd lot on line OF
same, thence II at right angles
with said line to n line sd lot, e
to W line Main st, to line I'D
lot, " to beginning
Q A Butts-McLaughlin's Add
Peter O'neil do
J PoWderly do
The following are all in To
z @ Van Rensaleer-Durkee's A
P McKnne do
s S Reed & Co--part blk / Dur
KEGS Addition, commencing al
e cor lot 6 in I'D blk, thence .
on line to lake shore, thence
n on lake shore to Town Line
st, W to the cor lot 1, thence
south to beginning
p Bacon-Durkee's Addition
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Kenosha, Sept e, 1859. 1awl4
Holmes Il Nichols Addition--n Or sec town
range %:
Lot no 2, blk no. 5........--.-.>--.-Tax 1926
Lot no. 3 blk no 5. f" 1890
- HEKIFF'S SALE.-State Of Wisconsin,
~ Circuit Court, Kenosha observation-disclosures
Falvey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald.
By virtue of execution issued out OF the circuit court
for the county of Kenosha in the above entitled action to
me directed and Delivered against the personal property
and real of James Mcdonald defendant in the above
entitled action have seised and levied upon all the right
title interest which the named defendant had
the Sth day OF June A D. 1885, at any time alter
wards the following described real estate sit
uated, lying and being IN the town OF Brighton IN the
county of Kenosha and state OF and known and
described as follows, to wit; The northeast quarter OF
section number twenty six 26 in township number two
2 north OF range number twenty (2O) east containing
hundred and sixty of land according to govern
ment surveywhch absve described real estate together
with all and singular the heredamsnts and appurtenan-
thereuntO belongings shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction vendue to the highest bidder as the law
directs the house in the city or Kenosha in said
county Saturday the 18th day Of January A. ID. 1859,
at O'Clock in the afternoon OF sad day to satisfy said
execution, costs and charges
Dated al Sheriff 3 ONCE, Kenesha Dec. sth, 4. 1853.
AL0Nzo p. TYMES0N,
6w26 Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
At request of the defendant heren and by consent
Of plaintiffs the above sale sposponed until Saturday
January 20, 1859. ALONZ0 p. TYMEsON,
At request OF the defendant herein and by consent
of the plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed until
Saturday the 26h day of March 1899 at the same hour
| and place. ALoSLoP ~
late Sheriff KenOsha County.
February 26th 1889 4Wo3
At the request of the defendant heren and by consent
OF the Plaintiffs the above sale s further postponed until
the 18th day of june 1859, the and place
ALONZU p. TYhESON,
Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
March 26th. 1859. f2W42
At the request the Defendant herein, and by consent
of the Plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed until
9th day of September, 1853 at the same hour and
Mace ALONZ0 p. TYMES0N,
12w2 Late Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
the request and by consent of the parties herein
IA the above further postponed until the 9th day
of November, 1859, at the same hour and place
ALONZ0 p TYMES0N,
Late Sheriff OF Kenosha County
SU1A
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q Bacon-all except Al It of end
do all except ii # Off s end
A D Northway-sll except 80 # in
width off end
A D Northway-all exc ept 80 # in
width off end
P Porine
Thos Bullen
do part lot 4, being all
of line drawn across sd lot
&w, and POI feet of n line Of
sd lot, except SO much as includ-
ed in the street over a portion
of sd lot
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Clerk Board Of supy'rs Kenosha Co., Wis.
Kenosha, Sept. =, 1859. 1owl4
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OF Losses bevs been paid By the tna Insurance Compan,
Ia tie past ~ years.
Tbs vrIes Of reliable Insurance will be apparent from thu
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mencmg at the n cor said lot,
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thence & n on line of said
alley TO beginning ........
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AtTATE or WISCONSIN, KENoSiIA

Dated September 1st., A. D. 1859. ''SHA 00"H''
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

DAvENPoRr AND CEDAR VALLEY
RAILRoAD.-Ths board Of Directors met at
the Office Of George Davenport Esq. agree
ably to adjournment. on Saturday the llth
inst. at I o'clock P.M
Prssent-4essrs Higgins. (Pres) Davsn-
port Macintosh aud Nsnker.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The President laid before the Board .
proposition from Mr.. R. A. OHss, t. make
. survey Of the road also, one from Mr.. B.
B. Brayton. Both were read and oonsid-
cred in al their dstaila
Mr. Davenport then offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the President be author.
lied to employ Mr.. OHsa upon the best
terms practicable, - soon - the requisite
means can Be obtained; which was adopted.
Mr.. Parker offered the following:
Resolved. That the President be author
lied. If thought proper. to extend the pre-
liminary survey beyond the line Of the
Clinton road to Anamoss, which was also
adopted.
On molten Of Mr.. Macintosh, the Board
then adjourned to meet at the same place
on Friday, the nth inst, st Z o'elesk P. n.
DAVID Hloonss, Prss't.
tn. J. SAUNDERs, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

Saturday June lltb.
ARRIVED.
BLACK Hawk. Haieht. Dubuque.
e'ooDr FsIESDs. Schuman, LacrosA
LAKE CITY. Blake. st. Louis.
WAa EAGLE, Gabbart, st. Louia
Bss CANrsRLI, Dsmning. Keokuk.
KATE CAssEL. Gray. Dubuque.
DEPAarxD.
BLACK HAWK. Haight, Ksokuk.
GosDY FRuESDs, Sehuman, Pittsburg.
WAR EvcLE. Gsbbart, Dubuque.
LAKE CrrY, Blake, st. Paul.
BEs CAxPsELL. Demming, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Gray, st. Louis.
The Metropolitan viii bs up and leave
for St Paul this Sunday morning at 8
o'clock.
The fine steamer, Minnssta Belle, will be
down, and leave for st. Louis this Sunday
morning at 7 O'Clock.
The Ia Lorenzo will b up and leave
for St Paul on Monday morning 1t 8 IL
o'clock.
The Ksokuk is the Monday morning
packet for Keekak. as7 o'clock. connecting
with the st. Louispacksts. for st. Louis.
The river at this point rose but two inch
yesterday, and will doubtless b. at . stand
in day OF two. - reports from sbsvs. state
the river at st. Paul standing. It lacked
but four inches last evening at dark. Of BE-
ing - high - it was before It commenced
falling.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

CAUGHr IN THE ACr.-Two men
went into q certain shoe store ON Brady
street, last Friday afternoon, during the ab-
sence Of the proprietor, and asked the clerk
to show them children's shoes. While one
looked ct these. the other called the clerks
attention to another part of the store, in
quest of ladies' gaitera While getting
these he euddenly looked around. and saw
the other man put pair Of shoes in HE
pocket. His suspicious we're aroused. and
he determined to watch them closely. Not
being able to suit them, he asked If they
were not going to pay for the pair they got.
whereupon they denied having pair aud
said they would not suit The clerk very
coolly went outside the counter and took
the stolen shoes from the mans pocket.
which rather overcome the thief. He pro
tested ignorance Of the manner in which
they came there. and seemed very nervous
and apprehensive of being legally dealt
with, but he was allowed to depart in peace
with polite request from the clerk to "call
again when he couldn't stay so long"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

Quunc, Juns 1.-The arUw soenosAio
North Eritss. from uvWpesl p1soDd par-
thsr Point. = 3 o'clock. this Z. -, cd vill
reach THE city lo-sight -
The sssamsAip Niagms, tsUQ Dooosn. ~
Halifax arrived st Hvspool, Nay S0eh.
The stss0ship bavsne, ftoo New vsst,
arrived u Soathsmpton, . 14sA.
The ssss@ship Anglo Ssxon. fre0 QnsAes,
arrived ct Liverpool. On the .. n. oe ths lss
Of JunA
The news from the ssas Of wse h sain-
portant.
An official serdiaisn bullstin says. thss
the Ssrdiniaus passed the Sssla, n the nee
q the AustsiAns, Who we're frrsi6sd = -
lsstro. after . severe conflict. and carried
the place, making many prisoossA
The Sardinisns were under he io0edi.
ate command Of King victsr Eaanue.
Garabaldi was making seme bold ooss.
ments In LombArdy. on the 97th. Ahse .
furious fight Of hours. hs sstsred OsoA
The Austrisns rsersatsd = Oeenisslsts.
| whore the combat vas ressWed, eaA tie
| Austrians again retrsatsd tovas9o 0llno.
All the stsamsrs on the lake we're n tho
hands Of the patriotA
Il was reported sie Bare that q ~ ssh
0arobaldi vas dsfssted b. sspsi9 Ssess.
and withdrew into the Canton lesio, but
this lacks confirmation.
Turin dispatches give the impression thas
he was making further psogrGea
The cont snts Of the French Dulleai.s we're
unimpovtsnt
The Emperor was about to meve bio bssd
quarters from Alexandra. 10 was reported
that he would 20 to Cassle.
The Austrians in considerable force hed
occupied Pabbio.
It vas reported in Paris o. soea - the
French enter Milan. Englsnd and Pruasao
will make most strenuous s0orts 20 end the
war.
A fight had occurred at Florssss bstvssa
some English var sailors asd cone Aossi-
can sailors. on account Of the latter wear
ing Tricolored rossttas. but no dsaails have
been received. f,
The Emperor Of Austria quilted visnsa.
on the 24th. and arrived st Psrena on the
3lst Of Nay. accompanied by his brother.
the Arch Duke Charles. Gen. Hsss. and
Others.
The English Parliament met on the Siss
Of May. Speaker Dennisoa vas unsni.
mously reelected.
The terms offered by the Govssnmsns 10
the Atlantic Telegraph Co., 70 be e0osid-
cred ct the spproaching meeting. are ! 8
per cent. guarantiss for 25 ysars. provided
the cable il unsuccessful. operations q the
rate Of 100 words per hour. and they will
pay f20.0O per snnum for messagsa
The arrangements for fl4.OOO per asnum
to stand good to the country In return for
the surrender Of the exclusive privilege a
landing cable ON the coast Of New Found.
land 10 said to be true.
The Red Sea cable was believed 10 have
been successfully laid from Suex to Taper.
inc. distance Of 1890 milss.
The English funds were buoyant q Il .
advance quoted.
1t was rumorsd that Napoleon returns In
August. after the first services Of military
operations.
Heavy shipments Of artillery snd sisgs
material, were progressing.
The Paris Bourse Was buoysnt, a. over
per cent advance. on the Sd. Closed a s9f
Toe.
The Military Committee Of the 0srmas
Diet is reported 10 have approved of .
motion TO place an army on The Rhiss. and
will propose its adoption.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

Ths Demorrscy of Scott County are hereby no
tAsd that Convention Of Delegates, from the dif-
ferent Townships In this COUNTY, will be held at tne
Court House In Davenport, on Wednesday, she 10Th
Of June a. 2o'cltck r. N. The object OF this Con-
vention Is 10 select Delegates to attend the stare
Convention ~ Des Aoipes, on the 23d inst. Sott
u unity Is entitled TO IL Delegates In that Ccnven-
ton rhe DIN srent Township Otmmi'tees are re-
quested 70 cali meetings and aend Delegates to the
County Convention. Tho rate of representation IL
one Delegate for every 80 Democratic votes cast st
the last Octo election and additional for every
fraction over So }. SOHNS,
Can Dam. Central Com, for Scott Go.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

Times Of opening and closing mails In the psveopost
Post Once:
EAsTBRB NAIL, arrives ss $50 ana 81" = -
closes st S:I5 \ asG $50 Pm
NoaTuEKN NAIL via Dubuque and Northern Iowa,
arrives st $50 n. c.osesAt e:ls M.
SOUTHERN M.uL, from B.. Louis and bou utnefn 1m'
souri, araiyes At 5 80 ? ~; closes at y: 10 \.
WEsTEnN AsD 6ouTHERH Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 n closes ~ $3.50 n.
ILIrEoB WA MAIL, arrives 6:s5 A n and $50
y; closes at A \ and JPN
RrvsR NAIL Souri,, including river towns s0ovsst.
Louis, the hissouii River, debrssks ana Kansas,
via Hannibal 3 St. Joseph D, arrives o. ~ \
N; co,es atlPx.
RIvER NAIL, In GLIDING river towns from Clsire
to Lyons, arrives at A y clio - at 6.oO =.
NORTaERx NAL, By land, up the river, arrives ~
N Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays; closes st
9Pm en- Mondays, Wednesdays aud FrtdaU
Blue 9nAss NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes at IL =
Tuesdsys, Thursdays and 6aturoays.
AMLJY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAnosA NAL, arrives and closes IN IL -. on
Thursdays.
The cfice will Be open ON Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to 10 An.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12
GSoos Gold ExcOoonene.

LEAv'Swoar. June ..lO-Adviees BY The
express coaches from Denver City 70 The lse
inst. contain extraordinary reports vhiek
are calculated to renew the gold fever viii
ten fold more violence thao ever. Rich
nuegets have been discovered on the North
Fork Of Vafques Creek. principsily course
gold and deeomposed quarta. Great sx-
citement prevailed all through the country.
Statements Of the yields Of Greeory's and
ether mining companies srs almose f.
bulou.. II was reported that . Company
from Indisnis vas making from $50 to ESQ
per day. Other accounts are sf the same
character. and uovarying. Many lst.sr
which seem to have been written under The
influence ofthe previous Roomy reporss
The dust taken out at 0regery's sioos, y
estimated ~ t2O. 600. Denver City y a.
most depopulated by the people leaving Ter
the rnountsins Provisions continued scarce.
$4,000 we're offered for elaine. Subss.
quent arrivals will detsrBine the eertaissy
Of this information. bat the aeeousls sev
received do not differ 10 tenor Rich spsei.
mems have neeo received BY THE arrival.
This community 10 intensely existed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

PERSONAL. We had the pleasure
of welcoming back to town yesterday Mr..
James Jordan who has been stopping in Ne.
braska for the past two years. but was for
merly q resident Of this city. We are in
debted to him for late St. Louis paper.
lie came up on the War Eagle, in 80 hours
and 80 minutes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

~ Fresh stock Of Flour. Joseph
Shields has just received . supply Of new
ground -four, which be is ceiling at reduced
prices, since the decline in Breadstuffs.
Stare. corner Harrison and Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

DoN'T MIND WHAT OTHERS SAY, but
buy your Boots and Shoes of Dsdrick. lst
door above the post Office. He sells cheap
er than any other concern in town can pos
sibly do. Nv 28:tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

~ 1t is the opinion Of most of the
returned Pixies reakers, that Iowa will be
benefited by the Peak turning out hum
bug. One Of orr returned citizens. says he
met quite number of men from Minnesota
and Wisconsin, going home with the inten-
tion Of returning with their families to settle
in Iowa. as soon a. practicable. They
speak very highly of the Iowa soil and eli
mate, in preference to their more northern
homes. "It is On i'll wind that blows mo-
body good"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

~ Peter McInnery has entered q
complaint with US against some bad boys
who have stolen squirrel from his store
on Brady street. He wants the boy to
bring back the squirrel and get quarter OF
. dollar that he has waiting for him. Mr..
AcInnery has high sense Of morality, and
thinks it is not the boys fault who stole the
squiarel. Parents take notice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

TURTLE SoUP.-To-morrow morn
ing at ten o'clock. MIR. Riley will serve up
at the Debolt exchange, > very nice dish
ofturtle soup. He has obtained two splen-
did turtles which will be ready for discus
sion at the above hour. The best lager and
book in town ia to be found at tho Debol t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

RAFT STRUcK.-A raft Of sawed
lomber struck one Of the piers in colnming
shrough the badge yesterday morning at
ii o'clock, and v - cut in three pieea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

@Hon. James Thorington re-
turned home last evening. from his trip to
Pixies Peak. He looks much improved BY
his trip,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

EE Thursday evening, boat upset
in the slough below Rock Island, by which
seven persons came near drowning. The
boat was upset bya young lady endsavor.
ing to stand up on the thwarts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12
STATE DEMOCRAT.
----z------ ------
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

&c. H. scrivsp, G3 Dearborn street., Cn,csso,
10 authorised 10 ecetve for th's pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

~ Mr.. Suits, in Nickolls Block, has
just received large lot Of childrsn's me-
tallic tipped shoes, in enamel, goat and calf
sizes S to IL, with and without heels.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

A. II. BENNETT. @. r.. whifcoAb
RENNETT Il WHITCOMB,
A TrORNRYe AND OOUNsELLORS AT Law,
"A Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
vi practice In the Courts Of Scott, Cnton Jackson
and luscatine counties, and In Rock Island county,
m . and the u. q. District Court OF Iowa.
orvrcE-N W. Corner Main and Second streets.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-12

INsURANCE.-We desire to call the
attention Of our morchsnts, and business
4 men to the advertisement Of Messrs Fl eld
Kaufman n. Insurance agents of tEis city
They represent some Of the best Companyeis
in the country. and we can assure those who
do business with them that if they meet
with loss, il will be promptly and justly
eett,ed,