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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-02

~ Longfellow asks what q single
rose on a lady's forehead Indicates
Probably it means that, If she Il kissed
II must be urdsr the rose
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
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BY TELEGRAPH. !


LEAvENwoRTH, July 29.-The Convention
has nearly completed its labors, and will
probably adjourn tomorrow. The Consti
tuition will be radically anti. slavery, but
differs from the Leavenworth instrument.
inasmnch a. IL does not extend the right OF
sufferage to negroes
The state lie e,islature will consist Of 72
Representatives and II Senators.
The business Of the Convention has been
disposed OF with tolerable expedition.
The questions Of apportionment and a
temporary capital being TIE only measures
which offered serious obstacles
Topeka has been selected as the tempo
rsry capital Lawrence being a competi-
tor the efforts of the partizans Of both
places. revealed considerable corruption
both inside and outside Of the Convention,
one or more members being implicated in
bribery
The indications are that the ratification
OF the Constitution will be vigorously ep-
posed by the Democracy. Its strong meas
ures are the annexation OF the Platte dis
trict and the exclusion of free negroes.
The prohibition of Bank OF i-sLe and
preservation of the present Western Boun
Diary which includes the gold region have
all been defeated.
The Times has interesting private advices
by the arrival Of the Express last night.
from Denver City, on the goth. The
mines continued to yield well, and new
lesds were constantly development. A
great many miners had been compelled TO
quit work on account of scarcity of wa.
ter.
A company had commenced the con.truc.
ton OF hume eleven miles long. to con
vcy water from the neighborhood Of Noun
tain City.
Tunneling had also commenced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
LIE CLAIRE ITEMS.

MEssRs. EDToRs.-This place moves on as
well as could be expected in such hard
times, with scarcely anything to enliven tho
dull routine Of common life, although the
pulse of business begins to beat more freely.
Many ofour farmers about here, have about
completed their harvest labors, and we
may now see the hands coming to town al
most every day. The steamer Northerner
landed here last night, where che remained
until this morning. undergoing repairs. .hav-
been run into by some boat of the upper
line on Lake Pepin She was forced to come
the whole distance from there to this port,
with one wheel, the other being disabled.
She was the bearer of an unusual number of
passengers, both male and female, and about
the hour for retiring, fiddle was procured,
and dance was soon going. Of course the
fiddler was literally patronized by lovers of
the amusement.
Our public schools are at present UNDER
going examination. There can be no doubt
of the uperiority Of the new school sys
tenn over the OLD one, and when q few
months more have elapsed, every one will
be satisfied.
see by your paper that Davenport is
slightly effected with borrowers !;
but l rejoice that LIE Claire is almost entire
ly free of such a curse HCP
SERIOUS ACCIDENT-As Messrs Davenport
and Miller of lie Claire were drying near
the city, their horses took fright, running
away and throwing them from the carriage
Mr.. Davenport was slightly injured in the
hip, but Mr.. Miller, who was thrown
under the buggy, was dragged to consid
erable distance, the horses going at the top
Of their speed. Mr.. Miller is very seriously
injured, and much anxiety is felt for his re-
Gu, cry. We trust his injuries may not prove
fatal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 80. 1852

ELECTION OF TEAcHERs.-The City
School Board have nearly completed the
corps of teachers for the ensuing year. At
the las. meeting Of the Board, July 25tb,
every member being in attendance, Mr.. A.
S. KIssILL was unanimously chosen by bal
lot, City Superintendent and Principal Of
the Intermediate School. There are two
Assistants to be supplied-one 10 Sub. Dis
trict No. 2, and another in No. 8. The fol
lowing is list Of those elected, together
, with the stations they will be expected to
assume at the opening Of the Schools, the
first Monday in September
Mr.. A. S. KlssELL, City Superintendent
and Principal oil the intermediate or High
School
Miss MARY A ScoFrELD. First Assistant
Mise ANNA RsED. Second Assistant.
Mr.. L. II. MITCHELL, Principal Of Sub Dis
trict No 2, and Grammar Department,
Stone School House.
Miss N. w. MERRILL, First Assistant.
Miss HELEN NJ. LUsK, Assistant Principal
Miss T. KELLY, and Miss A. A. HowLAND,
assistants.
Mr.. w. H. V. RAYMOND. Principal Of Sub
District No. and Grammar Department,
Brick School House.
Miss PHELEE w. LUDLOW, First Assistant
Miss W. II. V. RAYMOND. Assistant Prin
cipal.
MISS SARAH BRADLEY, Miss EMMA S. MET.
1EER, and Mrs. MARY 4. CULBERTsoN, Assis
tanis.
Mr. FRANK McCLELLEN, Principal of Sub
District No. 4, North Davenport.
Miss CoRNELIA MoCARN, Assistant Prin-
cipal.
Miss JENNIE JENKINS, Assistant.
Miss MARION 5. TRIpr, Principal of Sub
District No. l. East Davenport
Miss JULIA HUMPHREY, Assistant.
Mrs. LIZZIE GkEGe, Principal of Sub Dis
trict No. 8, West Davenport.
Miss ELLEN L. Cook, Assistant.
MIR VIM. G. FEARING, Principal of Sub
District No. 6. Hamburg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

JANIS T. LANE JOSEPH J. LAMB
Attorneys and CsunsellOrs at Law,
ON,cc--Nos 4 and s, Commercial Block, southeast
corner of "a and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
River Items.
FaIDAY, July %.

FaIDAY. July %.
ARRIVED
CANADA. Hill, St. Louis
PeNsrSA, Griffith, st. Paul
BLACK HAWK, Haight. MontrosA
CHr BELLE, Campbell, St. Louis
DEPARTED.
CANADA, Hill. st. Paul.
PEMBrNA, Griffith. St. Louis.
FANNY HARRIs, Mitchell, Dubuque.
KEoKuK. Dodge. Montross.
CITY BSLLE, Campbell, Dubuque.
Aunt LEFTY, Morrison, st. Louis.
IHE BLACK HAWK is tho morning packet
for Aontrose. ard will leave the levee at
o'clock Capt. Haight makes sure connec.
tions with boat and cara for st. Louis.
FoR ST. LOUIS The Belfast will leave
between 10 and II o'clock this morning for
St Louis. with good load Of freight. Sue.
cess to Capt. Force.
. HE AUNr LEFTY oEy-This craft and her
crew started for St Louis last evening where
she will lay up during thetime it will take
to make . new bulkhead and otherwise
repair the damages sustained at this point.
She goes on to the ways At Carondelett .
few miles below st. Louis. After she 10
ready for service again, Capt. Morrison will
put her in the trade between this point and
St Louis.
HE RlvERs.-At st. Louis the river rose
s inches in the "a hours end.sg at dark
Wednesday evening. There is nine feet in
the channel out to Cairo. The Illinois
river is falling, and becoming very low.
The Missouri was rising at last accounts
from heavy rains. The steamer Hastings
run on log at Medoc bar on Friday la.t,
and sunk In three feet Of water.
PACKET LINE ouIr.-The old Louisville and
st. Louis Packet Company has wound up
the Highhyer quit this week.
Boar SoLp.-The Dubuque Herald says
that Capt. Wood has purchased from the
Minnesota Packet Co., the steamer Golden
Gate, now lying at Galena.
A CANAL Boar CAPTAIN DROWNED.
eight o'clock last evening, Captain John
Harvey was drowned in the river at the
foot Of Taylor's dock between Franklin and
Market streets, from falling overheard from
his canal boat, the Amazon. laying at that
dock
The deceased was very respectable. 90
Der and honest man. and his loss will be
much regretted by host Of friends.-Chi-
cO0o Journal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
STATE DEMOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails ir the Davenport
Post once:
EAsTsRH NAIL, arrives st 6:45 and 5.oO n
oios.s al Is a MAJ 5:SOPb
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque nd Northern Iowa
arrives at 5 30 p \. c.osesAt 9.15 A n.
SOUTHERN n VI, from B.. LOUIS ana Southern Nils
souri, sraives at 5 10 ? NJ: closes at 9:16 An.
wKsTEAE AID souTHFss Iowa MAIL, arrives ..
$50 P n closes ~ $50 M.
ILLINOIS " AZ NAIL, srives Gas A n and $50 p
n; cloees at Y snd 3 PM
RvsR NAIL SOUTH, including river towns above 81
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and an as
via Hannibal II. Joseph Il y, arrives at 10
M; esAt4Ph.
RIvER NAIL, In ciuhinz river towns from Claire
to Lyons, arrives At 3 \ y clio re u $50 =.
HORTnERs NAIL, BIZ lsni, up the river, arrives al
p M sundays, wednesdays and Fridays: closes at
8PM IN Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL n, closes at IL NJ
Tu-sdsys, Thur rsdays and Bsturoass.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N tuesdays
Add Fridays.
AsAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN IL NJ, on
Thufsdsys.
The flee will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from TO 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
Chicago Daily Mlapk ot.

Thussday evening July 18th 1852
To-day the "short" +" sellers have be- % urgent
intheir demands that they hsve for,sd the mari e
Up sesc % wheat, and o0ioc on Corn. Some H.
600 bu Wheat sold this ncrning at IN advance, du-
ring the day. Of l0Sc, closing wsak and qTet
Over 1ls os0 bu Corn u reported sold, and the o.
vance is 20sc bat ss the close sellers offered sresy
st ss@ssc.
Flour IL . shads better Ssr god brands. osts,
steady. 1ys and Barley dun.
We quote - follow:
yLoUn-Recs'pts 500 bbis shipoents ( .lis bbls.
White winter >5 50; rd winter >s IS.
WHEAT-1eeeipts 4 ooe bu; shiposats Sia bu ;
sales 1900 b. winter, choice white Mich u 10,
dsiivered In ten days; 10 white ol o. On track
No d % In store; standard spsing g. -, e30sec.
III In store.
Co1s-Rsesipls $50 bu; shipnssts i.1is b
saiss III, 40 bu. IoespoEt Csns; "a fob, - In
sore; 10 \ 6soeoc b is>s, 1.coo bu No
y - all II store.
oAss-sseslps 1.slo bs, aAipmsnts 1.eos baI
saes 1, 70 ba ~ - q - y stassj l,1oo - -
jeseed - q -.
DAsasY-nastss dsii, = sAisnaAts, sa,e \
hA0 y oss - tssas.
ass-nssseeas - -, ~ sAlDnssts sa,so "
- ~ = olssa tsa1b.
l6ss1s-ols1e Iboak ssnaa bo1eA
| lsss-,s ~ - "a :sssansols4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

YE WATEarows.-We clip the fol-
lowing communication from the Argus Of
Rock Island. which is not very compli-
meDtsry to the city of Watertown. q place
in which the elder Sanders has An abiding
faith-and interest:
ISLANDER AND ARGUS A few DAYS since
cav a statement in the Davenport Gazette,
to the effect. that there was a. good water
power q, Watert0wn - ct Moline. The
same article contained request fer you %
disprove the statement
In the year 1857, level was run from
the Moline power 10 the head Of Campbell's
Island. There was found . fall Of few
inches over four feet, between the two
places. From the head Of Campbells
leland TO the foot Of the same, sixteen
inches.
From the Moline power to the foot Of
Rock Island, there is fall of seven feet.
At medium stage of water, this pro-
duces head of seven feet. This head in
extreme low water is not reduced below
four and one half feet. At the medium
stage of water, q head of over one and one
half feet, cannot be obtained at Watertown.
These are the facts, and the documents to
prove them can be produced when neces-
sary.
Watertown is an unmitigated humbug,
and it 10 an outrage upon civilized society
for men in respectable positions to puff the
miserable fizzle. ANTI HUABUG.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
DUBUQUE lTE ms

GIRL MIssISG Any person knowing the
wher eabouts of Ann Harley. who disap
peared from Dubuque sometime about the
LAST of June, or the first of July, will confer
favor or her anxious relatives, by send
ing word to this office Ann is aged about
Is, fair complexion, light or brown hair.
medium statue, blue eyes and full form.
Chicago and river papers please copy
Dubuque Herald.
DR.. Edwards yesterday receivd letter
from his son at Pixies Peak, which gives
roseate account of matters. He states that
Bates and himself have discovered claim
for which they have been offered S25 OOO
apiece. He also states that himself or Bates
will visit Dubuque soon. for the purpose Of
purchasing quartz mill. 1t is to be hoped
that the anticipations given in the letter
will prove realities in the future.-Dubuguc
Herald.
Mysterious DIsAPPEARANCE.-Night before
last. Just before dark, a servant girl living
with Mr.. Tonsly, of the Beablen House Sa-
loon, started out to go on An errand to the
Poests House. She left with the intention
Of returning Immediately, but has not since
been seen or heard Of She had when she
left about one hundred dollars on her per-
con, and this fact in connection with her
unexpected disappearance. has given rise
to the most painful suspicion.-Dubaque
Herald.
ANOTHER DsAPPEARANCE.-A short time
since, . woman in this city. died during the
absence of her husband. Last week he re.
turned and married sieter Of the deceased
wife. 1t seems that the friends Of the par
ties took occasion to comment severely up
on the new married relations, which excited
the indign alton Of the wife. At any rate.
Tuesday night. she left the house. saying
that she "wouldn't stand the talk any long.
er and was going to drown herself" Sup
posing it mere temporary ebulition of
vexation, no particular notice was taken Of
the remark at the time, but the fact that
she has not been seen since. or up to last
night, has given rise to lively fears a. to
her fate. The parties are we'll known in
town. but it IL deemed best to suppress
names for the present-Dsbaqae Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
CO M NJ + X G. | A l.
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY RsPcRT.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT.
Friday evening July y. 1889.
To-day has been somewhs, warmer than ysstsr-
day, bat We we're favored With good river breeze
al day VII ch made 1t rather pleasant. Busin 50
Continues very duh. The grain and produce market
was very insctive
We quote rs fellows.
FLoua-Noshing doing In market. No cAsnee in
quota,ions We quote new Sp ing extra (whest OF
'oS) 81 eo GO; old wheat a .ur (orop Of 57) 8 co.
WHsAr-Aarkst remains very quiet. There were
three ios Of the new crop in 10 to day prospect
ING. and they we're bsugh, ,p BY an ou,sli st Csc
The m.ilers ate very nrm - 6Uo, and viii not pay
more. We think outsiie buyers will not be able 20
~ Ct the market much, ~ they caunot pay over
o)c for III poDg, and the miliers will have tnC pre-
ference.
BAAH-1 800 tu shipped to St Louis
CsRx-!here 10 very little doing, ard the msrhes
10 inactive In consequence. Three shipments OF
about 1000 bu to Ht. Louis conprifes ths trsnsac.
ton To- day. We quote medium q. 60, In ear good
6s@o5c In ear; sheiled sec for select artL le.
OArs-fh 70 is nothns dong yet in this grain -
Inc new CT Dp has not appeared contract has been
made ter the produc. Of two farms, to delivered
| .
qnote ths crops of '57 and '5s at 3sc aud 2Sc re-
spec:ively
SARLDy-But little doing quot stion, Of new
PorAToHs-New plenty at so95Oc per bus old
not In marke:-no shipments
HAY-Aarbe' fat. New Prsirie, - 50
Eoos-Qniet at 9, whole, ale and l2xc retail.
bu1Tss-A good attic continues scarce, and com.
mon command 12k@.5c.
CHsEss-God Ohio Sc Wholesale and 1o@l2kc
retail. Homo made cheese IS not in market
HAms-0ood sugar cured I8c retail common
l0c
sHoULDERs.-0ood. &c Wholesale, and 3, retail,
| canv4sscd.
OR'ED 0sES-llc wholesale and I8c retail.
DRIED APpLss-A god article quoted 1t lie
Wholesale and l21<c retail:
DsIsD PEACH s-.-Unpsred II NC wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 2ac retail.
CODFIsH"-A gosd article &c retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

vanced and the co operation Of . majority
Of the companies in the State have thus far
ben obtained. Capt. Wallace, Of Musca-
tine. and Capt. r. NJ. Littler, Of the Daven-
ort Sarsfield Guards, have thus far acted
as Secretaries
Twenty eight companies have signi6sd
their intention of sen ding delegates. and
without doubt. all the others will likewise
enter into the arrangement. A Grand
Ball will be given on the occasion. by the
Davenport companies, and general good
time is expected
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

FLORENCE WILDCAT ONCE MORE
We understand that some concern in Moline
is paying out this rotten trash and that
arrangements are being made for its issue in
Port Byron and LIE Claire. We are also in.
formed by merchants that it is not an un-
common thing in this town, and that an at
tempt is evidently being made to crowd it
once more into circulation.
We should think that the past experience
of business men would preclude the neces
city Of our saying one word in relation to it.
As it is We cannot refrain from cautioning
all men who handle money from one dollar
upwards. against 1t. We do not want to
zee . re.enactment Of the scenes witnessed
one year ago; but We certainly shall unless
our business men take firm stand against
1t ct the outset. Don't touch dollar of it ;
ii you do it will certainly scorch you in the
end.
To farmers We earnestly recommend that
it be not taken in payment for produce
You can get money for what you have to
sell, and there 10 no necessity for taking
wildcat. Put your foot on it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

CHURCH RENovAr1oN.-The mems
bers Of the Presbyterian Church Of this
city, having an eye to the fitness of things,
have recently had an overhauling Of the
interior portion Of their church building,
and it now presents 20 nice and cheerful an
appearance that even it, own congregation
would scarcely recognise it % the same
place. The pews and pulpit, which were
formerly white, have been rs-paintsd and
oak grained and vanished, while the walls
have bssa painted An elegant light-buff
color.
This Il good idsa. and shows that the
church 10 psospsriag In temporal aifairA -
well - spiritual.
The shsssA will bs rsopsusd nsst sua.
day. We sss iAlbemsd thAt that able slss-
eyuAu, ~ 1sv. Af 0ssdea, sf Tsrss
aotA la, - pteA1A y ~ eh4taA ~.
~ - lts1l1e = ntA1ls u lsa ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership h retosore existil betwe M
1 under III. style and hrm Of "winkless / Pect !"
in the Soap candle business is this day disesv.
cd bv mutual consent
r. WINEvRS9.
C.H PBUI.
The business viii be continued by +. wiukless, At
the factory above Renwitks ssw Mill
Davenport, July 2sth 1859 iy96lv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
GRAND MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-

GRAND MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-
From the Dubuque Herald Of the 9th We
clip the following piece Of intelligence
Capt. Robinson yesterday received let
ter from Capt. Wallace of the Muscatine
Light Guards, asking him, in connection
with the other officers Of uniformed eompa-
nies, to Join in . military convention. to bs
held September 9Th, at Davenport The
object Of the convention. 10 stated to Be for
the purpose Of agreeing upon . military
Law and securing its passage In the next
General Assembly.
Let To meet ct Davenport On September
9th.
Cd. The representation to be confined to
SnifsvMssd oflssra
"a. Eseh company % b fsppsssatsd BY
three eomnisoisned o0essA q other usu-
ben 4 hey asosse aaeeoA
= q si.'s. iS:stS;, 8 i ! e.!.s s 49,. III =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

The PLACE to buy Boots d. Shoes
is at Dedrick's, lst door above the Post Or
fc He buys Of the best manufacturers in
the miudle States and sells at prices which
astonish everybody.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Peter Stuker, pastor Of Broome street Re-
formed Dutch Church New York, will preach in the
% Baptist Church, corner OF Perry AMI Fourth Sts
on sunt,y, 3lst Inst morning and evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

REFLECT ON Tive clip the follow
ing from an exchange, and give it q place
in our columns. hoping that it may meet
the eye and appeal to the feelings Of every
parent in our fair city. 1t is an annoying
and unwelcome fact that our streets are
throDged at night by the rising generation.
bent on mischief, and who make night hid.
eous with their noise attending their mis-
chievous amusements
at isa great and prevalent error. that
children may be left to run wild in every
sort of company and temptation for several
years and that it will be time enough to
breake them in. This mistake makes half the
spendthrifts, gamblers, thieves, and drunk
ards. No man would deal 60 with his gar
den lot no man would raise colt or puppy
on such principle. Take notice parents
you till the new soil, aud throw in good
seed, the devil will have crop Of poisoned
weeds before You know what has taken
place. Look at your dear children, and
think whether you will leave their safety or
ruin at hazard, or whether you should
train them up in the way they should CO."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
NUMBER 243.
niEal at li@ilhc.

IARD-SomiEal st lidSiiAc.
wooL-Market quie. eu, nrm I; small ssles \ to
y blood at s7kc
live STooK-Csttle market duii and none .rr,v
ing out Of On Inferior quality Pat hogs 200 Ms. a.
q ews non. n The usrxet. Cattle sold TO-DAY. en-
car very IA, cows % head the les, that have been
IN this mark for t3o wesks, averaging ss n,, .,
- NC Z, cwt.
New evk N askes.
BY TELE0RAPH.1
New YoRK. July 90, 1889
fLotA-AHre sc'ive; lNal3c better: =, ,Ie. Q 500
nu's tg' - for super state; 8 20 no 20 .str.
sat- s0g5 rs FOR com mon 1, c,o a cyl ~e tern
~ TOR o.i, % Tor fesh sroald extra rom h OCT,
Oh o. '''A "Sop
RE 1LOUR Cn0l S5
WHfAr-i62- better; sales 10 coo ep: I 10 old
red vesttrn; Ss@1 ~ new i.efy
hyE-un;n.ng a; rales eco ou st 500.
BARLEr--Q let.
CoR>-Dull md heavy; sale Is OO0 bn a, 7sc n,
old mixed weste o: sn6Ss9c To- n. 20.
OATS Heavy; S09i2c state, western and Cana
dian.
PORK oni't; l6 80 mess; 10 Is prime.
BERF bull
~ HsMs-Steady.
B.oON-NomnN
Cur NJ srs-Dull
LAID Quiet, sales 100 bbls, 1ONNl1c.
BUTrsR-Hrm: 90 stafe, 12Gl0c Ohio
NHsKEv--inll; 2lh@9Sc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
CARDS.
II. A SAMSON,

TrORNEY aud Councillor at Law, Davenport,
~ Scott 90 Iowa. Will att nj promptly tO all
proe sions business that may b. entrusteh 70 him.
Refer TO Non. James Grant, Davenport and Hon.
Edmund burkr n n. jnnl2-iu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
JOHN e.. BILLS,

A rToRNRY AND COUESkLoR AT LAW,
"A and Notary Public.
OFYIcE-Daveuports Block, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30

TWENTY YEARS DIsCouRsE.-Ih
Congregational Church having completed
twenty years Of its history. conmemora-
ton and historical discourse will be deliver
ed by the Pastor, on Sabbath morning next,
at 10 1.2 o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
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Whisky, common /. .....H
do BnuY ! 6Oa3 81
d Rye,.....e0San
Pare Spirits. .......W0H
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-30
Dissolution Of opartnorship.

TNHE Copartnership here 'c'ore existing under the
firm OF Bo-' & Sgift was d,.snl, ed bv mutual
CONSENT on the 20 b day of Jun, 1859 Joshua Burr
I'LL continue the business At ,he olf stand, No IL
Brady street Davenport Iora
Jashu Bnrr Is author'x q to use the name Of .he
Arm In iiquidst on All TersOus indebted o Burr &
Swift are requested to call and srtt'o the -am mme.
d.tely JOsHU. BUR-
Juy2s BENZ SWIFT