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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20

ISLAND oE SAN JUAN--OUR TRoops
AT THE MERCY OF THE BRITISH FLEET.
Portland, oregon, Wednesday,
September Since last wrote all
has remained quiet at the Island Of San
Juan. Colonel Casey has thrown up
intrenchments and fortified himself, SO
that any attempt to storm his works
would be met with desperate resist
ance. Still he has but six hundred
men, while opposite to him are ranged
five British vessels of war, with their
guns bearing upon the island, and
able, at any time, to land twelve hun.
dred men. They command, too. the
whole shore of the island, and not q
barrel OF provisions can be landed for
the use OF the troops without their per-
mission. Our troops could, therefore,
be starved out in a week, and in
fortnight obliged to surrender from in
anition. The policy Of placing troops
in such a position is matter which
General Harney must settle with the
Government.
When | sent my last letter, VIC
were in great fear for Captain Wal
lens command, which was reported to
be cut off. Happily, however, all ap-
prehension on this ground has been
removed, as the expedition has Leen
heard from. 1t had reached Salt
Lake in safety, and seems to have had
no serious difficulties with the Indians
through whose country they passed.
--COre2pOndence% the Ne,o York
Times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20
ny A Nebraka'correspondent writes tt

tIIe DAT mOTt DUN'
M family cous SITS OF five members. all
gentlemen. ercept tie coIk. have slept on
the floor most vi the time since our arrival
in preference to sleeping in bed; but night
before last an unpleasant companion w thr
shape of large snake. disputed my right "I
occupancy by crawling under my pillow
and concluded TO take to the brd in future,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20
Democratic Gains-Indiana Election.

Democratic Gains-Indiana Election.
There was no election for State officers
in Indiana this year, but most. if not all, the
counties chose their county officers These
elections were conducted upon party grounds,
and the result is most encouraging for the
Democracy. The Indianapolis Stale Senti-
ael says:
"GHE ELECTION IN IHIs STATE.-Tbe
ews so far received from the different coun,
ties in this State look decidedly De nOcraish.
We have carried several counties By hand,
some maiorities that we lost last year, and
the gains in others are large. In some Dem
ocratlc counties we have lost some ol the
county candidates by unfortunate discussions.
but they will give their usual majorities here
alter for the general ticket of the party.--
With an acceptable Presidential candidate
and platform, Indiana will be largely Demo-
cratic i'm 1867
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20
The JudgeShip.

.P.Plyley has been elected Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas in this District by
about 600 majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20
EXPENSES.

OLD PREACHERS. The Ohio Conference
Record OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
shows when the preachers were admitted TO
Conference. the number Of years travelled,
&c. The list begins thus
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20

SUPREME JUDGE.--The Sacramento Stan
dard says;
On Tuesday Hon. w. w. Cope was
sworn in by Judge Baldwin, as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, in the place OF
Hon. David S. Terry, resig ned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20

DEATH OF JOHN C. CALHOUN. Louis,
October l6.--John C. Calhoun, OF Kansas
died at 81. Joseph on Thursday
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20

EFThe population of Mobile is set down
by one of its papers at thirty-two thousand (,
1t has increased eleven thousand during the
last nine years.
FINE MULEs.-Mr. Bourne, Of Mt. Ster.
ling, Kentucky, recently sold 4 pair Of
mules, sixteen hands high, for $3.50.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-20
SciotO g. Hooking Valley Railroad..-
Earnings and Expenses for the Month
Ending, September 3Oth. 1859.
EARNINGS.

RECEIVERS OFFICE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, Oct. 9TH, 1859. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

NyHk1EAS On the 16th day Of December a n
w 1897. W,iiism Nichols and Aareasst a,cLola
his wife executed DIto Plginer ~ Tru tee .
certain deed of trust, conveynG said Trustee the
'ssd 10 Scott eounty loss descrtb' as follows to
vii. lot OF Ian - ing DIRE ~ vest ~ land owned
by D. vii Palmer and the Hama shs ,,mm. Dc iav thir-
tWo t3sD 70 10 wess Of the ississppt ryer. al The
Do1 Ia sest corner OF lend de. ed by Nov and H. the
hAnnahs running thence vess eight tS reds, thencs
sVuth eight S) rods thence aght 81 rods. N.
nortn along IN above describe land he place
begnning--all said land tel In the II Prince.
ion IN SAID county and part of rsciioo fvo (2D N
township seventy nine yj i've (o1 east u the
9TH Z, which sah c.'aseysnce VAs made by the
said william Nichols aud AasgAres " Nichols for
The puFIa.e of seCurt the pay n~nt u . certain
promissoiy note signed ~ saa Winism d H,chols
lated he 3Oth day Of March 4 y 1857, 10, the sum
OF tbh- hundred dolars, payable six months after
date, w.tn Interest ~ thirty per ut sitter due.
Aud "l'ress. the sbos AIMED A Piumer sb-
lent fro n Aid non-resid-nt nf the ttste o. tow,
shd tue ap.te u acting -nch tru.tee th- Couaty
judge of Scott county hsf1 BY virtue cf the power
10 n'u sest by eaid deed of spYoiGted q eorge
NAn Hasrn trustee instead Of said D A piumer
And hos SAID noie having Deconie due and pay abe
and The eaid william Nichols having faiied TO p.y
ptihted ty the County Judge % Scott county, -
afoi essd DO befeby give THE public oto. that by
virtue - the pover which 10 IN me vested by said
deed OF trust, ! viii. on saturdsy, The seventh
day ~ Nay, 4. d. 1859, At the hour Of two o.
clock IN the Afternoon Of said day, st the Court
House door in the city Of Dsyeopor' expose a,sd ~
fer sof sale, st pubic A.etson, the parcel OF land
above described or D. much thereof SHAH be nece-
'ary u satisfy and pay the sAid nse With
me Interest thereon to the day Of sale together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale oosts
of this poti~e and Trustee fees
Dated the 6th jay "f Ap,it 4 u ls60
6kOhGE n VAN HOsKE,
Trustee. - appointment OF County Judge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
M Ou nj Ida COllege
Summer Arrangement.

YNHH Eighth Session % this Institution csmme,,-
i ces on M ~ Ath, 1853 Th.-e u ~ t-sc er v,1l
be cohn-st.d with the fsorl.y the coming .@a.op
II ) u hsn~asring, y A u, a graduate OF Han-
uto1 College, n aud late Professor 10 New RI
Central College will take the Char of Ancient Ian
gusges and Athematics and as.i-t IN the MANAGE
msnt OF the college while the PYee i'd mt - abroad In
the agency.
Prof. Griffith viii also deliver . course Of lectures
to the Young Ladies Of he lege, the cornioe ses.
ston, on the subject Of kocutian
IuproS Semeits In the c. 1llege Building. and
gfaands are noV going trust that u n
Institution. notwithstanding the discourag,nr de.
preston OF tee times will ereong become center of
f-mAie .f'on and refinement erninently worthy
the eontinu-d pa.ror age RI An enlightened Iublic
BY resolution pass-i ~ n late meetlrc u the
b ard In view OF the removal OF va Cthe. ff..n
this city, the Faculty are allowed di.cretiopsry pow
er In reference TO the admission 81 gentlemen 10
glasses In the College - isy ttndent. But while
many OF our 70 M men are II irstng for gold, and
starting Tor . Pies P~sk' the youpg ladies ~ our
country should start for College and Go for
treasures more brecic us han :" silver or gold -
Arrangements have been made with the gentle.
manly Officers Of steamboat compsntes VII se bes su-
tifu Packets are plying daily between ST louis and
81 Paul on the Mississippi 10 carry Students agents
and teachers 10 ard from this College the pres4n,
sesson nj halt fare. An Omnibus will also b. en-
saged - To and fr- the College twice each dsy
Tor The accommodation OF day stu .ents from the
city. IL d-fired.
Half fare passes On the river, circulars or other
Information desired will be forwarded students by
sdires sing the Pre.iienf,
sIrs REV. n. NJ. TOOKE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
l. A Il + S Il N f. w S

Bf TELEGRAPH.

NEw YORK, April 7-To-day's papers Civ e
particulars OF the proceedings Of several
meetings recently held in Faunin county for
the purpose OF taking measures To expel the
members of the Methodist church, north,
who are accused of being Aholitionists. AT
one meeting committee of fifty was ap-
pointed to wait upon Bishop JAYNE with a
warning. They performed their duty on
Sunday while the Bishop was engaged in
mourning servlcs in the church. Ii Was re-
solved that the Methodist church north,
could not be tolerated in Texas and that it
must be put down by force if necessary. A
committee was appointed to draft other res
olntiens TO be acted upon at an adjourned
meeting
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

BosroN. April 6.-The Governor has
signed the bill which re-organizes the iudi-
ciary system OF the common wealth Ii does
not affect the Judges of the Supreme Court.
but in effect displaces the present Judges OF
the Superior Court, and creates fiteed new
Judges to PRESIDE over . Superior Court
which 10 created for the entire State. 1t
also provides tor numerous reforms in legal
procedure
1t is sad that Hon Charles Allen. Of
Worcester. will be appointed Chief Justice
of the new court
Bosros, April 7.-On Monday. a new bill
for submarine telegraph. to connect Mas
sachusetts with Nova Scotia, was introduced
into the House. and passed to be engrossed,
during late night session,
The new bin was almost identical with
the bill previously defeated.
The bill as passed by the House. waa de-
fea,ed in its third reading by II nays to IA
yeas.
A motion to reconsider WAS also rejected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

WEDNESDAY,, April Z. 1859
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY,, April 7. 1859
ARRIVED
rthsrsAw. Griffith. Reeds Landing
FANNY HaaRIs. Webb, Duquque
BsN CAMPBELL. Meyers. Mon,rose.
Cnr BELLE Campbell. Reeds Landing
DEPARTED.
BKs csnrsEI. Meyers. Montrose
PksEIssw. GIifiith. ST 1oui-
hArf CAssELL, Gray, Dubuque
River falling slowly.
The steamer Ben Campbell vac got of
all safe and commenced her REGULAR trips
last evening We are glad TO see her on the
move again
The keokuk, Capt Dodge, is the packet
Tor Montrose this evening
The Aunt Lefty will be got sfioat to-day
ani proceed to st. Louis for repairs. =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTsRs NAIL tsundsy exe-psei.l arrives daily
al and ~ clos-s at = n ~ 2 NJ
NEILss NAIL arrives daily tsundsys eso pted)
. 10 n AID ? - cIoses 81 y A = And ".
soerHshN III. 3refn =. Lopis ana eoufhern 0ts
souri, sraiv-- daily tsandsy. ercept-i) at ? ~
eios-s nj al
kohrHEkS NAIL. via Dubuque md Northern To-
vs arrives daily lsuDdass @xeepudy stSpH e.ase-
stSAM
kORTHERS MAIL, via Dewitt naqpoketa, Ar.,
arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAvs and Saturdays. at r
NJ closes Tuesdays, Thursday sba sundays al :
NJ.
NoRrHERs n AL, vis LsCsire. Princeton sn' ~
ons, arrives daily. Sundays excepi-dj ut AZ cla-
.cs at
HIcKokY GROVE NAIL. arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays NJ ~ N clos ssme tim.
Bius grass NAIL arrives Tue.day., Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 y close. same time.
WssT krE1AIo NAIL, Ar1v.s Mondays and
Thursdays si . p N same iay- 1T
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

srm OF the one who vas nearest begin to
rite. directly saw there wss something in
u apparently pistol. The arm vas grad
asiiy st@aiying. INV impression ct the mo
snsat was that th,-e gentlemen had come
out OF the house where Dr. Maynard resided
Mr. Graham objected to the witness sta-
ting me IMPRESSIONS Or Presunp,ions
MitDes--He raised the pistol gradually
in the course sf FIVE or L. second. | cav
him take deliberate aim, cav him aiming
apparently at the corner Of the house, but
N IN instant afterwards saw it vas at the
msn east Of him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

EF Over forty persons started for
Pike's Peak from this city, yesterday. 1t
was amusing to see their green attempts at
driving oxen and four horse teams. The
cattle evidently knew that they had Know
Nothings to deal with, and acted Just as
they choose
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
y 0Ao6o Dolsnd Electlop

PROVIDENCE April G-Thotnas g. Turner
IL elected Fovernor John X Bartlett. Sec
retary Of state. and J B. Kimhali. A,tor-
ney General. These are on the Repablican
and American tickets.
There 10 no choice for Lie eutsnaut Gov srn-
or.
In the Eastern Congressional District, no
choice Robinson, Amerieap Republican.
3.I37, Davis, Republican, 2.422 Arnold.
Democrat, l.532 Robinson leads in eyery
town but two in the Western Congressional
District
Brayton, Who vas supported BY the
Amer cans and the Republicans, 10 elected.
The vote Is is:-Brayton. 2s26; Anthony.
Democrat, 2lo0. There is no election OF
the General Assembly in this city The
opposition have both Of the legislatures by
an Overwhelming mslority
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

Z Trout, at the Amazon Res
taurant. has lots Of good things to comfort,
the inner man. Chickens turkies. trout,
and various other delicacies, can always be
had at his establishment A first class eat
ing house is attached. where warm meals
can At oil times be had on short notice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
~ We have IT from hi

~ We have ii from high author
ity that certain monied institution Of thi.
city has purchased controlling interest in
the Daily INers establishment. and will here
after supervise its editorial Why was not
the Gazette preferred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
F For Chairman of the Finance
Committee
JAS. MACINTOSH,
nice
j. b. Gears,
NOT WANTED.

GRoCERIEs.-See advertisement Of
F. X, Il. Tynsr in another colnmn They
are selling Groceries very cheap indeed and
will supply all who call Read advertise
ment, and go up to the corner of "a and
Rock Island streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

EE Any cast-otf clothes knomn to
have been worn by the Mayor of this city
will be thankfully received at the Ne'cs
office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

RAnRoa Abs, ksst, Lesse 81 s55 4 = and $40 u
Sund.ss excepted West, iesv.s al 800 - sLi .oo
Pm SGndsys excepted
s1AsIs, north. 10 DubDqDs via Dewitt Aaqoo-
t-ts and wilton leave the Pennsylvania Hoass ue.-
day.. TLurrdsys Aes Saturdays at ! A N; kortb. 10
" ops .ta eClsife PrEn -efon C.mabche aad CItE-
ton. Tuesdays 7 TEnr sdays sni Ssiu rdsys att NJ,
saith AgDold's iLe Of hs6ts leave cry dsv sf
2PM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
Sstssw1u uI COS se .
Arm. TsuNA DAVENPORT, 1889
Gro q. WRIGHT, CHIKr JusIcE

". 6 WooDsAED, Jn.,iee.
l. II STOCKTON,
laws kis=fi, Clerk
DAvr>rorr, April J, 1858
27S saml. Whipple We Jos. b Co.'S. sp-
peliant Linn county Affirmed.
25s john Pl.h-r vs. Luther Nichols,
appt Clayton co Affirmed.
3sB. A IehDdotf, sppt. vs. Burrows
Prettymsn 4 Dalzsll. scott ca. Affirmed.
45S Eliza Cummings vs. lddings Id
dings appts. Mn.cstine co. Affirmed at
three per cent DAMAGE
80 Jci.u NJ M,fiilt vs. Vim. Cressler.
scott co Reversed
40. Rose Cooi vs. Jas Dewitt. sppt
Clinton 90 Affirmed
s.s Stephen A. Wiliiam.. appt, vs.
Levi Donald scott 60. Reversed
81. Thos. Muntord. sppt, Vs.. Elias
Anger. Muscatine co Reversed
s3z. Singleton vs Thos Scott, Jack
son Co Reversed
299. VIM. Hamilton, appt, VS. Saml
Speere. ct al. Jones CO Submitted.
425. Anne Drew, appt, vs. Egbert
Brown, ct al Scott CO. Submitted
Az. jos Blake VS. Joshua Burley. Tama
CO Submitted
f75. Daniel Rhodes vs. Adam Gilbert.
jackson co. Submitted
u. ". johnson, l. Earner, j. II. Brad
ley and +. Pumer were admitted 10 lrac-
tiee
Mr.. lDA CoLLEGE.-This enterprise
is bound to live and flourish in the future,
IN spite Of "bard times" and every discoar-
agement It's plans will bear the closest
criticism, and when fully carried out in the
inture. Will present us with mo1e ins,itu-
tl"n OF the first graz le in the west. The
head wind against it. occasioned by a pre-
vious suspension, the inconvenience of its
location for day students from the city. in
bad weather, and the financial depression
of the times. have thus far rendered IT most
unauspicious for its present proprietors But
nothing daunted. its persevering managers
are moving on,oard as will he seen bv refer
ence to advertisement in another column
and we are told that agents are empl yed
and only waiting for change of time and
better going, to canvass the country on eth
er side OF the river as far south az st. Louis.
AMI call the attention OF parents to this en-
terprise, 10y lectures on the subject of eju>
cation, and the sale of scholarships And
the President having made encouraging ar
rangements with steamboat companies on
the river to bring in students at reduced
fare, We should not he surprised in view Of
the beauty and healthfulness Of this loca
ton. If hundreds Of students would be at
tracted to our city the coming year
CHANGE.-The old and well-known
iron store Of J. A. lie Claire has been pur-
chased by c. Washburn, Esq, of the New
York Commission Hardware House. who
will Immediately proceed to put in the lar
gest and most complete stock of English
and American iron TO he found on the river.
Wash. is inst the man to carry on this
branch Of business, and we are sure he will
meet with the success that he so richly de-
serves.
LuMBER.-Messrs. AlIing d Will
liams corner of Fourth and Harrison streets
have on hand the largs ST and most complete
stock Of lumber ever brought to this market
They say it must be sold, and their word is
as good as bond For cheap lumber Of
the best quality, 90 to Allng 4 Williams
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
STATE DEMOCRAT.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

If-C. n Serissn Is DesTb,Tn street, Catc 40,
is sothoT1zoi sdyeTti--S ents FOL iiia pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

"A rINR SToCk.-Our good Hooking
friend A. W. Bailey The lie q single mani has
just been re filling his shelves drawers and
counters with . charming stock of Dry
Goods. He always keeps good stock-so
the ladies say-but We think his fresh ar
rivals are ieetle ahead of former ones
Any way, ladies and gentlemen, call and
investigate the matter. Mr. B. delights 10
showing his goods and displaying their rare
qualities, for which he don't ask a cent, nn-
less You should purchase, and then the
figure is 30 moderate that You feel bound to
call again. Only try it,
THK ILLUSTRATED HuMBuG.-Herbert
K Co, swindlers lis William street New
York, have sent Ne q column of advertising
"A whole column which they ask Us to IN
sert . months for the following compensa-
ton;
lst One copy Of the Weekly Humbug.
one year; stated value 81 80; real value
cay 03 cents
I'd. Five premium receipts in Gift distri-
button; stated value 81 80; real value cav
: cents-provided the distribution comes off
and if not. lese in proportion.
Sd. One fine gold pen and pencil stated
value $l0!, real value rs cents postage
out 90,
Firstly, Secondly and Thirdly amount in
the aggregate to IS cents-perhaps less -
Herbert 4 Co. cant come in q They are
trying the swindIe game We advise the
country press to beware This paper is
probably the greatest humbug out their
grand distribution of bogus Jewelry is a
sell ; and the gold pens which they send
at the expiration Of months )iare the great
est cheat OF ell. Don't regard that concern
sure.
The EXHIBITION TONIGHT Those
Who dseire to witness something that is re-
ally interesting and highly instructive,
fhould not fail to attend Professor Casiezs
exhibition OF his wonderful tableaw alpha
tesiqxe. ct lie Claire Hall. this evening. To
the scholar and antiquarian, it ie matter
Of profound interest. and viii be admired
by oil ~ one Of the greatest achievements
Of the age-sstting forth as it does the sge
and growth Of letters from the most OBJ
scure ages up to the present time There
are ore hundred aud twenty y-five different
alphabets represented on the chart, compri-
9ng the Hebrew. Syrian, Egyptian, Phoe-
neeian. Armenian. Ethiopian, Coptic, Mant-
choo, Hindoo, Sanscrit, Chinese, and MANY
others, down to the modern alphabets-the
German and English. To give some idea Of
the immensity of the labor expended on
this work. We would say that the Professor
worked On one chart alone. with pen and
pencil, .pssrds Of one yesr. and his labors
have been rewarded BY producing the most
complete and perfect alphabetical table ev-
q produesd-in fact We think it Il the snly
one Il The had II sGistsass. Professor
CAdiss y reaidsnt of xssaatins, and
goatl0aa = esp lsasning and sEsslleat
seaadiae We shsps ~ slisass-sapssially
49, - 1s1lss y snnnins seosGhise that
Ooht11bo aup iaoenaaaoe sAaA - ~
llo1pt = s<lr)ne1 III b>oA1 A1s.eSn 49,
l11le1obA m ~ ! 49,
! 4 "a 30 q ! ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

TIC. CAMPBELL,
NORNKY AND CoUNSRLLOR At Law,
ssvenport. Iowa.
e-Dsvenpor,'s Block, corner Main and Sec
~ert. dacl 3dif
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COpartnership Notice.
nSHR suhscrhc-s have this CAV associated With
L them Thomas Usskeil a.d viii COM ane III .
Wholesae Dry Goods R'st mess under the name ard
irm of Miner Hs-keiI h Co
Davenport, April l, 1sle.
SIX. MINER.
aprS d<w Rw MINRR
10 PONT'S GUNPOWDER.
r. BFLIN, Agent. Once, with B. Beckett,
~. A. Brady stre+t, next door H. tie Post once
apr5
Removal.
~ A. BELIN, agent for Lupont's Guupowier,
~ has removed his cffee to the store OF B. OK
EFT, 4! Brady street, next dor TO the Poet once
apiS-dlm
Horses for Sale.
A SUPERIOR pair Of matched hsrsss, wagon AZ d
spro TC EADs.
Prime SEED Oats for Sale.
T HAys on hand and for sale a. my farm about 3
l. miles from tosn, on the Rarrison Street road
l.3OO Bushels OF Old Seed Oats.
Enquire At my residence corner of 10th and Brady,
81 the farm
mch.sS-d&wlw 4. SMITH
$500 YuAh.-WAnted an ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county in the States, to travel and
canvas, for the NEW YORK Onhnus - beautiful
" illustrated monthly journal. 70 suitable, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and . small commits
eton viii be paid. address
O. p. BRIsros, Publisher. 90 Beeaman st., y y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

Notice Of kPaDsOrNl.
Drsg and Prescription Store.
r. JACOBY. JR..
WILL RRHOvB. ON OR BEFORE
APRIL rs.,
Ris Drug and Prescription store,
TO NO. 40 BRADY STREET,
POST OrFIcK BUILDIy0,
store formerly occupied by Wilson Hsriey.
mchi7-dlm
" E "" q D d ID 8!
NOW OPENING,
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
N . w - N a q h . - u
SPRl.FG obs.
lach17-d1w
IL CtOdsee JDOch1oe UVHDseaO.
CO. eoo1V AHp vneuT0h
TOW VsgND 4 COLLUER,
SUCCESSORS 70 TOWNSEND HAYEs Z GO.
nanufacsufers Of
Improved Oecallating and 0hde Valve
Oteam Enalnoo,
LHLOUA and Saw Mil NaeAlaosy, onGaf Auls,
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