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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
NOTICE To DEMOCKATS.

ThoFe wishing to sign their naInest 10 the Consttn-
tion and BY. Laws of the Scott County Democratic
Gu , will find The same wi h John 7. King. z q.
OFFGcE-Le c sire RJw, f5rmer,y ofice OF Drs.
Fountain and Ailer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

EsRATA.-Ihrough mistake we said
the meeting Of the Ola Settlers would tran..
pire yesterday afternoon. We should have
-aid Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
To DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS.
TIOyF.

nNR Baldwin l. Judson under disguised na~e oe
~ "B LAKE JUBsoN," ard one George ". Com
stsca, beth OF that not"d styled Cons 1OCE
BROTHER, Of View York, are pretending thsS each
In turn In the owner OF the IT, YeceipSs. and
notes 81 A While o. for Mors~'s fndlea Root
Pills, and Judson further Aleiges that he ID the
Of all Receipts aud hooks. Now this Cauto0 pub.
lishsd that the custsIn % A. J. white Co nay
no; BE- Imposed upon by thess pavtrs and be induced
TO Jsy either OF them, for they hare not tie p0ssss.
sion Of the booss and Receipts. snd cannos settle
them.
This very Geo ". Comstock Is now under IN In
dictmtnt TO- stealing 1900 orth Of property
All letters relating 10 Movses Indian Root Pulls,
70 the acc 1unts thereof viii b. add ess%d 70
A. j. WHITE, 10 Cortland 6t.
Boz 4Ss, p. o., New York.
II To PkINTERs.-Psrtics IN 81 are sdvertisinR
for will please take notice Of ciSculs4s issoe4
over the name - A. J. white q Co, fv4 they are
Issue BY thes. two parties over our name.
Peb1 dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Dissolution.

LkY is this day dissolved by mutual consent
We desire to close the business Of the late Am -
speedily possible ard quest an early set cement
with oil parties.
Set.lene 1t may be made with either of tho under
signed. JNO. p COOK.
JNO, r. DILLON,
Jan5-dlm JAS. ]. LINDLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

LOUISVILLE, Feb 4.-The Memphis Branch
Union Bank of Jackson, Tenn, was rebbed
OF large amount ofspecie and paper, and
the clerk murdered last night. AS yet
there is no clue to the perpetrators.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
d. PECK, SecretarY.
re- Wadsworth is anxi

EE Wadsworth is anxious to con-
tribute his mite towards the comfort Of
those deluded individuals who are intend
ing to travel to Pixies Peak. We refer to
his Advertisement lie sells cheap.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
STATE DEMOCRAT.
davenport, February q, 1859.

Fz-G H. serivsu 63 Dearborn s'reet, Cicsso,
IL s1i horz d TO ave eaiveriseGeLts for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06


FIRE.-On Friday night at about
half past eleven o'clock, the old wooden bull
ding on the corner of Main and Front street,
the property of Spencer. Robinson d Co.,
was discovered to be on fire. The building
was st the time occupied by Measrs. Gaben-
thuler d Huv as boarding. house and
saloon, and was known as the Chicago
House. The building being constructed Of
wood, and that in dry and combustitle
state, burned like tinder. The Engines ard
Hook 4 Ladder Companies came out, and,
by a great deal of hard work, succeed
ed in putting ont the flames before the
lower part Of the building was Destroyed
The FIRE originated in the upper story and
through the carlessness Of person who
built up rousiug fire and went to bed
The great heat Of the pipes ignited the
wooden ceiling. and there being no one
about to give alarm, the fire had got 90 far
advanced before it was discovered, it was
found impossible to save the building or
get out any Of the furniture and bedding in
the second story Mr. G. and his two chill
dren we're sleeping in the secoud etory when
the FIRE broke out, and but for the exsrtions
of some neighbors would have been burned
to death.
The loss of Messrs. Gabenthuler 4 Huy
is about 800; insured in the State FIRE
4 Marine Of Harrisburg Pa. for 5000.
The building was worth about $1,000, and
was not insured. 1t was erected in 1885
by Davenport 4 Le Claire. and was by them
used many years as q store for the sale Of
all kinds of merchandise. Itwas ct the time
Of its erection one of the largest and most
permanent buildings in the city. The entire
frame work was of oak, and taken from the
stump. and hewn out after the custom of
oldsn time. Another old land mark has
gone,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine

VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Tufblne
water w heel
Once, No. 81 South CLARK street,
CHICAGO.
T OHFRR this Improved Turbine water wheel 70
J tbs pcbiis with the fullest confidence and assu-
rance Of its
SUPERloRrTY ovER ALL orHn WHxxIA,
without any exception. Thsy are well sdapasd To
lsnd have been testei in) Mills Of all dscripsiOaa.
They give very
Steo1y and UnlisYm Sped,
And are we'll sdspted 70 " high - well - vevy
Low heads Gil falls. They Will w5Yk well II baek
wetss without any materisi loss Of power, and are
not troubled With Ice they set insi1e Of the
1oSebey snd discharged underneath. u requires
small amount Of soaring 70 get up . high speed,
costs but little to set ap. And upon step thaS
nseds no oil,ns and Will last for yeafs. fhis vAsel
y capable Of yielding power Of fsoa % 70 6 pes
cent fthe whole power Of the water (aeoordin6 -
The degrss Of anish Of the whsea) undeS hsA Assls
o1d fa liz. end In an cAsee - waSranto6 - Wost On
- ths power !aia down In The table and 70 Gvo eoa
Acsioo when properly PIT up and geared.
etate, Ooouty aad fovn tegteos1es SeS Gale.
voe f1yth9S paSticulASo - dfouloSs vAecA - II
eoee1ee1 q ~ A0ssvs 000. u. o. osoah Oass6
DsAU .. = nsnOUoAII. IssA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

FL V0SoGO0Se 1ooo10tOCS 1ooe1els
Patented June 8, 1853.
nON'3 USE Injurious chemicals, scids, OF mioe.
- raj astSingents, and
SAVE fIMDi SAVE CASH. SAVE DARKj
- uslpg 1erean's process Of tsaning leather. II
has been tested for two prior date Or lett
patent. Leather oHe-hsn tanned BY the common
0etheds, eooD,eted without The ssd OF machinery,
or extra outlsS Of capital - increased weight fully
esnpsnsstes for time sal mssssai, (which is abun.
danf evssywhsss. This prcesss preserves oil ths
bsas1ts q vrsnch Tasaine, without The e1penss Of
1As b 70 certify that Lewis Johnson sAddls and
hafDoss naksr. have 1osd nd - - % oonsidsss-
bic e1ent, leather tanned by Jesee AoSgAns Yatsot
1ooning Process, 80 0nA tAat . every in-tonee u
has gvsa sattse satissacon, Sor 1urabity aod gsn-
ssal sood eualities. LnWIo JOoNDO1.
o1nptefs Jsns u, loee.
SAie u 70 essttSy ! - beoe maksS Of fosstssA
yeasS ceoetant DSeeelesk woektn9Iu TIE uAo 1reeeA
0aat 80 ~ 6ee1e. Aevs 0AeA seme leatAes
taAas1 y 1eegaa'e psseesss = ~ pesS.ss saaaes-
~. ~ ~ oloeeaj eeoq'a1 g ~ eusoouess |.
sSsisI sss:s : isssiss -. s':Y:si1 =.
- ~ ysex q ~ l,yHss ~ aAls
= 49, ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
no dleth IN Tue ACt OF SIH
Shall reign with God on high.

That the author understood the true doc
trine is clear from the earnest tone with
which he writes on ether subjects
1t may be thought that he is not serious
enough with sacred things, but there are
some positions taken with regard to sacred
things. that are nothing short of ridiculous,
and the only way to overthrow them, is to
place them in their true light, as Mr. Peck
has done, the consequence of Universalism
in the case. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
HuTrah for Pixies Peak!
PRRvIOUs ACCOUNTS FULLY CONFIRMED
GOLD IN ABCNDANCE,i

A LII vto intend to 60 tn Pixies Peak with ons,
II will dnd II TO thsr advantage 70 bny tho:r wsg
ons of 4. A g. Woeber, corner Third and Harrison
streets, IL they ant {, be sure ~ setting the best
an1 cheapest Wagons. We are nov n.ting up son e
Wag rs for that purpose. We have twenty wagons
on hand now which We can ft up for that purpose On
short notice. We determined 70 sell every one
wagon, that will call on rs, cheap for cash.
JA19 d2w 4. @ WODDER.
Gazette COPY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Is, and IN dogged strains, he thus trace
It the logical consequences Of believing
Universalist preachers ma.
my the consequence, but their denial can
i separate them from the doctrine.
Repent. we may, reform and pray,
II not twin all b. well,
For do our worst we shan be cursed.
Nor can We get to He'll.
etme think TIE inst alone reach Heaven,
But all who curse AMI swear,
And lie and steal, get drunk ana kill
Find SAFE admittance there.
But car such n-ked sonl, as these
Angelic donors ho.d?
Dyes. ,hey wear white raim-nt thrYe,
And walk iu streets Of gold.
'Tis there God gives to every knave,
bright AMI radlant crown;
'ris :here they ca. amh.osi4 sweet,
Aud swill the nectar down.
And all who fall by suicide
Are sc beyond compare,
they spill tn. ir b..od, then fy to Gods
And reign eternal there.
King Pharsoh and his mighty host,
Has God-iise honors gwen.
A pleasant breeze brought them with ease
b water into Heaven.
But still the chos m OF the lord,
Through draught, and dangers drsgs;
They I've 10 iears full forty years,
Cursed with thousand piagLe5.
And yet, poor fois, they loudly ssrg
When they had passed the fi,od;
Where there blessed foes forsook all woes
To walk Ia bliss with God.
90 all the filthy Sodomi.es,
when God bid Lo. retire
Went III a tTice to Paradise
On rapid v ings of tre.
And there. impure, they rest on high;
1or Jesus esme 20 save,
But righteous Lot must take his seat
Within q lonesome cave.
But did not Sodom's crimes pull down
Gods vengeance from above?
Gan II aiming wrath, freight.d with death
b. stow eternal love?
Oh yes God saw them oil In Elm,
And sent that dreadful storm
To bring them straight 10 Heavens gate,
Their manners 70 reform.
And when the mu 'murisg marching tribss
K.qnir' d dainty dist,
Aud food WAS sent around each tent
Well suited to their wish,
God kindly ssnt a raging plague,
Which brought the lustfu brood
To lions hills their souls TO Nil,
With Reaysn's choicest food.
And thousands more made speedy fight,
As We from Scripture hear,
To gormandize above the skiee,
Because taey worshipped "Ptar.'
Proud Korah, with his faetious club,
Whom hell though. to devour,
BY crafty clip took nimbe trip
To Heavens lofty tower.
And when the filthy Csussnites
To Joshua's host were given
The sun stood still, that they might kill,
And send them On to heavea.
God saw those Williams were too bad
To own that fruitful land;
He therefore took the rascals up,
To dwell at His right hand.
So Jabin'. army COMING forth
with Deborah'e host to fisit
By Heavens wrath were blessed with death,
Aud raised to realms of light.
Tn, havdt ned thief upon the cross,
Moking their Savior the-S,
Went with him through the Ether blue,
His glories there to share.
AMI Ann5n!as aud his wife
Soon reached the starIy throne,
When they in pride had loudly liei,
Unto that sacred cns.
And Judas. that peffidiou, wretch,
Was net for crimes sccursed;
He, by . cord, out.went his lord,
And got to Heaven first,
And ev, ry vile abandoned wretch
Bpeath the epacious rky,
Who dieth In the act OF sin
Shall reign with God on high.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Evening A lnlslsemlenes.
uOtE'S BALL Room HAND BOOK.
l. kenny's Manual Of Chets,
Ohess Players Hand Book.
Chess Monthly 1or January end February,
Hand Eook 81 Whit,
Hand boOk OF Games,
The Sociabe or ] COL Anus ments,
Che,s Men, Chequ.rr and Boards, Sheet Music,
Instru ctiObs for the Piano, &c. ~ the IOWA DOOK
ROOMS, No 50 Brady ttreet.
feb5 CuARLRo ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Law Partnership.

JNo. r. COOK, JAS. }. LIspLEy, wM. T. CLARK.
COOK, LlNDLEY & CLARK.
Mr. Dillon having retired from our Law firm, TO
assume the res?on Isle duties of the Bench,
have this y associate! with US in cur law business
VIM. T. Clalk, Esq. JNO. COOK,
Jams dim JAS J LINDLhY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Park House.

IOWA CITY, IOWA.
VINHis Large and Commoiious Hotel has been leased
i by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout, II she best
ner, with sPBIN0 BEDS and LIGHTFp WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PAak HOUSE
the "A No. House Of the City; it being much tie
largest and plea santy situated 10 central location
on the corner jefferson and Da. iue streets, near
the City Park with omfoTtable accommo stons for
Two Hundred Guests.
TBRNS-in conformity TO the times.
Good and Uapacous Stabing at ached 80 the house.
J. TRUSDELI. Proprietor.
Nov24itf formerly OF the rrusdel House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
A Card.

THE oGsciai report taken from the Asoss q -.
j 18th, 1sc6:
10 ~. d white, Davenport, wheeler Z W.
d0eloA.
No @. Z Este, Davssport, Uswiae AseAins,
oe01
No 50. r Este, sewing naeAiDs.
Ncl1.-Iho several sewing mochinoo en e1h111o1oo
were I'll superior, each doing the work veil - q
1opl1 rate, hiGhly comnendoble.
n " "HSeUium nachine" can b ssn g "
Dailey's store. DIP WU11nt AooDe.
?. 3. 70 Este deniss putting seick = cor esws
lhg mschine as ths Dock Islond voir We nsvSg
eooSUed hin o. any Gss Win ~ - ~ 20 -
. - bird nuttsS unieeo hite
l.I. .. We shau n Q NJ AAys haSo ~ g
WheGlae = Vuosa " VlSst rsenlon" oUU1ng -
sAiaeo Ief IUIY D0ZkARA eea5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Spiritualislnl.

MISS N. r. HULRTT will lecture at Wesley
4Vl Chapel. Perry street hts (SundAy) morn ing At
l0k o'coct; aiso, this evening at
An admission fee OF 10 will be chsr,el In the
evening for the purpose Of dcfrAying expenses.
FokC-lt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
HENRY II. ANDERSON,

A TT03SKY AND CDINSkLLUR AT LAW
"a Meiropoiitan Block, Davenport, Iowa (s'p24
JAhE 7. LANE, JOSEPH J. LAM
Auerncys and CounseIiors ut Law,
Oncc--Hos. AMI s, Commercial Block souil, -easi
corner of "A and Brsiy streets.
THDRIN.TDN, BROWN & ARMSTRONG
A rr6RSEYs and Gounseors, Davenport Iowa
IA toni 'e, NJ. II, Nickos' BOX, corner OF Brady
nnd Second streets
,. TuoRIsGTos, X. H.BRows, j.. .AKMsTRos6.
REfsRxSGss III Ion Thps Hen tricks, Commits
siuner Gem Eani O~c", Washington, ID G.,
Converge %, Piae street, New York Col Jack
Thprinstoa, II ntramery, Ala; Hon James Harian,
u y senator, MI Peasant, Iowa, Anioiue i.eClaire
ksq ie1 l. paYenpor, Esq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Davenport. Iowa. sepiJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
scott 10 % n ~.


A reversible plotd French Oh awi With Elack aoA
"A white rlsi center, light aud DARK grey plsh
border the one side and vjeS revsa the othes.
knQuir at thi, office. yan2Q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

A BOLD LARcENcY.-Last Friday
evening, Messrs. Alfred 4 D. N. Cox, who
occupy the farm of the Hon. Charles Wes-
ton. lost yoke Of oxen under circumstances
Of somewhat extraordinary character
Just about dusk, having finished their busi-
ness in town. The Aessrs Cox unhitched
yoke of oxen. which they had brought With
them, and started them for home. As the
oxen had always gone home safely before.
the Messra Cox thought there was no danger
in sending them alone on Friday. but the
oxen never arrived at the farm. On In
quiries being made, It Vas ascertAinsd that
the cattle never LEFT town. and oircum-
stances favor the suspicion. that they were
spiritsd away BY some butcher. Who he's ere
this converted them into the juieisst ef
steaks and dsloinA II the cattle really were
tsksa. ths thsh h one et Ne toldsss snd
msss lnpadsst pssbspits ~ svse ls6s1 q
4 Es3. lsz, III - y '''''''A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
w. f. BARBER & CO.,
Home w amted.

gTVRO father Of an infant girl, whose mother died
i some weeks sinoe, Is desirous Of finding fami-
IL that would be willing to adopt such child. The
father 10 po,r aud unable to give his child proper at
tehtion. Ohld three months old. Enquire at the
houne At the Osthotc RurvnG Ground Jan6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
CARDS..
j. e.. PARKER. VI. D.,

J. z. FAKkEK, N. D.,
PH YSIGfAN A m sur EON,
hFRiGE--@ls Aessrs Roger Il Boverr NJ. 81
~ brady stre.t.
Or Ter, eft with them will receive prompt at,en-
tlpu ra5s1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Fancy Dress Party.

LNOR the benefit n the Mount Vernon Pund Az.
= sociasion." at Metropolitan gall, Tuesday eve.
ming, FEB usTy Is, 1879.
The Metropolitan Halt, the supper, the muse the
printing and other usual expenses erstu,tousIy
furnished By ths resp ctise parties that the tire
proceeds OF the Festival viii te Appropriated to the
Mount verr on Fund.
It 10 the desre Of the lady pstronesses and Mans
GERS that all shall appear In costume Who can,
Tickets admitting 0entlemsn and Ladies', e3, to
b had Of the Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
GEO. T.. GsUIyssELI,.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSEIIOR AT Law AND
IA GoNmissoncr OF Deeds for Connecticut, will
give prompt and careful attention the coec ion Of
claims, conveyance OF aea Estste, examn ng titles
and all other kinds OF legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

E We are glad to learn that our
old friend and fellowstypo, C. W. Waite. is
about to assume the editorial charge OF the
Rock Island Register.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
YOUNG MEA'S ASSOCIATION.
THE following gentiemen have be- srr.xed, SD
! VA lee.sre s,fore ne A.soc':.lon dur,ae sae
announced through the psptrs:
Rev. }. r. Dca.lsn, Hon. \. Csok.
am Hall, E.q., Hon. J. ?. Dulao.
Capt S.s q. !s'.sa xs.. xs.s.. Hon. y. n nildrssh.
Hi'sm Price. Ysi, IN PsSker nso
TicAe'. { : tbs sesson, sinissinx sen.lsmsa asA
lay = GO. Single 'ics.,, 20 cent:
DecIn ChsrmAu Lecture Committoo
1T LESS TM.AJs COST
WE viii, aeil st our Grocery and Variety Seeev.
w eosoer Of kocs Island aud Secoad streses.
Reefs and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Rcady-Made ClolDissg.
And mlny other kinds Of soods.
~ COST,
and some articles
at Iso0O Than Cost.
We are determined %
CLOSE OUT THE GOODS
Within the next few weeks, anil win give great Bar
gains 10 those In want OF such goods n they viii call
soon.
We also have good stock Of
q II q T. y II les,
Which viii sell AZ low, il not lower, than b.
bought In tn. city. Call snf see tho Goods
r. h u. u. TYN0A,
Corner Rock Island aud Hecond streets.
Davenport, January IS, 1859. Jae6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

The DOG CASE According to
ssipulations of the armistice, the dog we
spoke of yesterday appeared before the
police magistrate promptly at nine o'clock
yesterday morning in order to find legal
master. The Court was prepared to set on
the case and at the appointed hour the man
who had the dog when the dispute took
place on Friday, appeared fully prepared to
fight the matter through regardless Of ex-
pense or labor. But claimant number two
did not come to time. The Court waited
for him with as much patience as possible
until it was thought he had no notion Of at
tempting to forfeit lis claim, when the party
of the first part was put in full and complete
possession Of his "leetle tcg" and went on
his way rejoicing. The dog, its owner, the
public. and the city authorities are all satis-
fed with the result,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
4 n. PATTON

4 TTORSEY At law. Oaice--up stair IN tie
n huiidii formerly occupied ty j W. valley,
west bee inu street.
Bu'in"ss iutrosted to his viii be pune.uaily
atteili-' to
Davenport, January ., 1859. Jans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
URENNETC 4 XNIllTCO MR.

A TrORNEYS AND COUNSEL ORR At LAW,
IA Notaries Pubiic and Commits toner's OF Deeds
Will practice In the Courts OF Scott Clinton Jackson
and n Au>catnr counties, end IN Rock Island county
H., aud the u District COURT Of Iowa.
OYpICE-N. W Corner xaiu AMI Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
L H E CHI ZAP EST

IA Z ~ IL Z n Il .
Valentines and Envelopes {!
lust Received by Express direct from Es,tern
d Manufacturers, celebrated for their good taste
. choice assortment Of
Valentines. Valentine Cards, Envelopes,
&c &C., and selling Al prices 10 suit NEW TINES
varying from
Tive for eents 70 90. 90 each,
Encel0pes included None included In this stock
which will cause feeling 0f regrs! In the sender
or wound the foelip Of the sensitive rtcerer
Postage Stamps, and Writing Desks and y ert-
as for the accommodation Of purchasers.
Gall and see them and ask the 1r.ces, At the
IOWA BOOK Rooms, NJ. 10 Brady street, mar
the Post Once.
Rebl OHARLE0 ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
JOHN a. kING,
JOHN Y. SEWBEIsN,

| (tL0CK and Watch M1ksr, ani Bngrayer, Union
| ~ D!uS Store, NJ. So B-ady str get, Davenport,
Iowa
| Jrwr.ry made and repair.d.
r sla-,os put In spctsces at reasonable rates.
lsr3J
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Horses Wanted. i.

Horses w IN ted.
N7B WI5H TO purchase . span Of god, sound,
w Work Horses, for which will excha -
Stoves and House Furnishing Goods at the lowest
possible figures. Gall soon.
Smith 4 RRNINGTON,
r. PtbS.d&W1W1 No. - East Secopd street
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Ito. y. NIglTCOMR,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
"A Notary Puslic and Comm issioner Of Deeds for
New Hamp- hTe, Vermont. New York, Pennsyl vania
and Ohio.
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Elections.


CHICAGO, Nov e.-The city gives the Re-
publicans a majority of els.
New York, Nov. 9.--The Tribune says the
Comptroller, Attorney General, Treasurer,
Judge and Clerk of the Court of Appeals, on
the American and Republican tickets are
elected, and that the other four officers are
doubtful, but Republicans are probably
elected. The Senate and Assembly are un-
doubleday Republican. OF the county OFF,
GERS elected three fourths are Republicans.
The city elects one Republican Senator being
Democratic loss.
The city vote is only $4,000 being over
10000 less than registered. The city gave a
Democratic majority for Comptroller OF IL,
7Z7--for Secretary of State 1901.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The House OF Rep
resentatives in New Jersey. stand % Demo
Gratis, % Republicans and Americans.
The Senate stands IL Democrats. Republi-
cans, American.
TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 9.-The Republican
candidate for Governor is elected by about
1000 majority. The Senate is Democratic,
The House doubtful.
Boston. Nov. 9.-The Massachusetts, Senate
stands "a Republicans, Democrats Two
doubtful. The House stands 1S2 Republi-
cans, so Democrats, 4 Opposition. The entire
Republican State ticket is elected