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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
OsBrlen Execute1.

ALBANY, June 3.-M,chail O'Brien, an sl-
derly n,an, who murdered his wife a. Ca
hoes ty kicking and beating her to death,
was executed to-day.
OBrien was between fifty and sixty years
of age.
The services of the Catholic Church we're
read at the gallows. and the execution took
place in the Jail before about thee hundred
persons. The prisoner was jerked up about
FIVE feet by weights and died almost with
out strnggle.
A violent thunder storm broke over this
city lat right One Of the buiIdings owned
by the Contra. r. r. and used for the pur.
pose Of storage was struck by lightning -
The roof was melted. some Of the walis de-
stroyed, but owing to tie character Of the
building, no fire occurred and no great
damage was done.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Shcrin',s sale.
TIE STATE OF iowa, To the District Court
Scott County. (Gcott COUNTY. Iowa.

The STATE OF Iowa, In the District Court OF
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue of An execution issued from thu ONCE
ID u the Clerk Of the District Court of Scott
ty. state OF Iowa, in tavcr Of james Bonner pain
tiff and against Charles r Kenze, defendant, dated
June 3t 1859, and TO me directed, commanding
that OF the goods ,hatttls, stock OF intere in
anv company, debs due property In the hands of
third persons. iauds and tenements (whi are rot
exempt BY 'aw from execution) OF the said defand-
ant, make Or cause to be made, the sunsof eighty
SIX liars and seventy cents. With interest and
costs aud by virtue Of said ution levied upon
the wing described real estate lying and being
situated in scott county, Iowa, to wit The south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section No
25 in township so north ofrauge east OF the 6h P
NJ also that part of the south west quarter Of .ec
ton l. In township eighty ISO] north OF range
ess, particularly described IS 10 lo~s, to wit: Be-
ginning at the center Of said south-we quarter OF
sa d section one III, thence running due north
CHAINS, thence east 20 chains to east line Of said
quarter secti,n thence sorrh chains, thence west
20 chsins to the place Of beginning.
And hereby public notice that shall offer
f,r sale public outcry at the Court House dor in
tbs ~ Davenport Scott county Iowa on w. dne,-
day the 9th day OF July 1859 at the hour Of two
clock Of said day, g. the highest and bsst bid
der hereor In cash ths above described property
sui ent thereof to satisfy ths above debt with In
terest a I'd costs
Dated this 81 day OF June, 1852
H LEONARD,
JTnet Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Sher3H,S Safe.

THE STATE OF IOWA. In the District Court
SIo,t CJunty, Of Scott county. Iowa.
DY virtue If execution sued from the on q OF
Dtt Clerk OF the Dis riot OF scott county,
s.. OF Iowa in favor OF Matthew Kehoe, ,Iain IN,
and against rthoomew T. hoe and J. hn neho., de-
f,sd4nls, dated May 3ist 1859, and - me dirrc-
,e ing me that Of the so IDS, chattels stock
iDtere tin any companv debts due property IN tne
han IS Of third prs rs land ami tenem nts (Which
rot ex mpt by law from sxecuti,n,) OF the ssid
Il feldan | make cause 10 Da ms d., the sum o
tn hunsrei forty and 60 100 dollars With iu-
t-rest aud costs, aud by viru. Of s&id exe -ut.n
levied upon the fv,lowi described per.on Il prsper-
", to Wit Threem lch cow, three steer, mare,
two colts, one wagon and harness
And hereby give public notice that shall Offer
for e at pubic out,ry, the premises NJ Martin
K-h ,e, in sndeli township. in rcoti unity. Iowa,
Friday, the st day OF July $50 the 1urs
Of 10 O'Clock A M and O'cltek p OF said dsy. 70
the highest and best bidder there or in cash, the
sbov. described property, or suftcient thereof to
satisfy h. above debt, with intere { and costs.
Dlted this 1st day Of June, 1859.
II LEONARD,
Jule3 Sheriff OF Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
River Items.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
June srd.
CANADA, Hill st. Lonis.
Des MorSrs, Hatcher, Dubuque.
PExBtSA. Griffith. StPaul
WAR EAGLE. Gabbart, ST. Louis.
KEokUK, Dodge Keokuk.
BLACK HAWK, Haight. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
June 3rd.
CANADA. Hill. st Paul.
DEs MoINEs, Hatcher, Montrose.
PEMsISA, GRIFFIrH, st. Louis.
WAR EAGLE, Gabbart, st. Paul.
kEoKuK Dodge, Dubuque.
The Black Hawk is the morning packet for
Montrose at Z o'clock.
The splendid steamer Lake City, Is the
through boat for St, Louis, this morning at
8 l2 o'clock.
The river at this point commenced fall
ing again. yesterday and up to dark last
evening had receded two inches.
At St. Louis, it was stationary on We'd
nesday.
The Missouri is reported swelling slowly
from Grand river down.
The Illinois is falling gradually.
At Cairo the river is falling slowly.
At Memphis it reeds at the rate Of four
inches in twenty four hours.
At Vicksburg it is reported falling slow.
ly, and about on stand from Granville to
Napoleon.
At New Orleans on the 27th, it was still
falling slowly.
Arkansas and White rivers are falling
fast,
The Cumberland is falling, with about
five feet on Harpeth shoals.
While the Imperial was coming up from
New Orleans to St Louis. on the 29th inst.
. man named John Cleaver jumped from
the hurricane deck, astern, and was drowned.
He was from ST. Louis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Eplscepal G. C1nyen,ian. /.

CoLuxBUs, O., June 3rd.-Ths Episcopal
Convention now in session, held an election
this morning for an assistant Bishop Of the
Diocese of Ohio, which resulted - follows
Whole number Of votes by the clergy SO.
Rev. DR.. Gregory T. Bedell, Of New York.
received On firrt ballot 46: Rev DR.. Little
john, Of Conn, 10; Rev. DIR. Nicholson, Of
Ohio, Q; Rev. DR.. Burr. Of Ohio, 2; Rev.
DR.. Newton. Of Pa, 2; blank l.
The vote Of the lsity vas taken ssperats-
ly and resulted in confirming the non ins-
ton Of DR.. Bedell. BY vote Of So ayes 70
- maya
On motion Of DR.. Bolss, Of Cleveland,
seconded by Rev. DR.. Greenleaf and Judge
Spslding, the vote was deslsrsd unani-
NOUS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
c&- We took a short walk up the

H- We took short walk up the
river, yesterday, to view Front street out
of water once more. As We strolled along
the river bank where two weeks ago the
water was nearly two feet deep, We picked
up fiattened bullet, over which We were
ruminating in solitude. trying to come to
some definite conclusion 40 to the probable
cause of said bullets appearance on the
bank. Our first idea was that it had been
shot from carbine in the hands of one Of
Uncle Sans men on the Island, many
years ago, ard had rested in the depths of
the Mississippi until the present high wa
ter. We had many ideas concerning the
little leadeo ball. We wondered if it had
carried . death-warrant to some unfortu.
nate Individual. We might have been puz.
zling our brain till We went crazy, had we
not met friend who, seeing our troubled
countenanee, kindly inquired what was en-
gsging our thoughts, when We informed
him of the cause Of our cogitations.
"Why. dear me-" said he, II saw that
bullet fired, mysslf. There was . man
shooting iish. o6 the bank, last week, when
the river was high. and the grounds eov.
cred With bullssA"
10 what ! hll was tAsrsi" We hsd
lGbost nA1s y ~ 6i>1 thaa sAse hslleA
III - 6o4h tgvDoehe1t-nayhae 800
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
NhC1.lH,S Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, In the District Jourt Of Scott
COUNTY OF ScoTT, county, State Of Iowa.
DY virtne OF an execution, issued from the ONCE
Of the Cerk of the Dist.ict Court OF Scot' county
Iowa favor of J. d. Denkmsnn. Plaintiff and
.e.'nst ,hn Cta Kuper Defen liant dated June 3,
1859 directed mmanding me, that Of the
good ,ch,ttes ock teres. in comp ny debts
de p.oceriy in he hands Of third persons, lands
snd tenements (Which not exenp by l,w from
execution) OF III said defendant, make or 70
he n.de The sum of three handr,d d and sixty and
og-l0o iodars. with ntere and cost, levied upon
enc ks OF oxen.
And hate'y aive public notice that shall off-r
f,r 81 st public QUO y It the farm OF D. DsnK
N. i, Biu- Gr&s Toan.h,p, OFT ..unty Iowa on
Thursday th- day OF ly. fSS9 at the hour OF 10
O'Clock sail day. TO the highest and nest bidder
therefor in cash th@ ab we des ri ed props rty
suc,ent thereof to satisfy the above debt, with in
terest sGd osts.
Dated this Sd day Of June, 1859.
". LEONARD,
ie4 Sh'd OF Scott DO Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

EVERY ONE TO HIS TAsTE.-Hans
Johns, in yesterdays issue Of the Ne~s,
comes out boldly in denuncistion Of the
Dog family and declares his preference for
pigs. Now Hans. a subscriber to our paper.
residing on the patch, has splendid spe-
cimsn Of live pork, which he wants to trade
off for dorg. and just such one ss stops
at the News Office We would advise our
Dutch cotemporary to strike up a bargain
and buy porky. Imagine that reverend
looking parsonage sedately walking through
the streets with three or four hundred
weight of live pork grunting 1t his heels |!
On Cincinnati, deliver US.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

CHuRcH DEprcATIoN.-The First
Presbyt yterian Church in Rock Island, Rev.
s. I. Wilson, Pastor, will be dedicated on
Sun lay, the 9th inst, at . quarter before l
o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. HENRY. Of Chicago.
Those persons wishing to attend will do
we'll to bear in mind the fact that the Ferry
Boat does not run regularly on Sunday,
and to be at the Church in time, it is ncce
ssary to leave by half past nine o'clock from
this side
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

CE Some inhuman villain stole the
lids and center piece attached to that stove
which has been standing in front of Mcln-
nerney's notion shop for some time past
The stove is the same that was feloniously
taken from its owner and carried to Rock
Island, and which Mac had 80 much trouble
in recovering. He will::pay two dollars re-
ward for the detection Of the person who
stole the aforesaid attachments Of this un-
fortunate article of kitchen furniture. Who
10 the man that is going to have the two
slrgs?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
NUMBER 1876.
l. A TE S II N f w S.
By IELEGRAPH.)



NEw YoRk, June Sit was reported thst
Gen Guiiia had cent word to his govern.
ment. that his provisions were beginning
to fail in Piedmont, and that he would not
be able to hold his present position more
| than 10 days longer.
The French Government, it Is said, have
received Information that 4 Russian Corps
de Armies had moved towards the Austrian
! frontiers.
The official Weiner Zei.ung announces
that Norwegian brig, while going into
Venice. was stopped by . French friga,e
and informed that all Austrian ports, With
the exception Of Trieste and Ancon., were
| in . state OF blockade. The commander OF
the fortr, IS at Venice, had made notice of
| the fact
The French feet before Venice had Al.
ready taken ~ vessels
Fifteen French of var had been seen
near Ceplar. on the coast Of Balmstia.
| The Times correspondent in the Austrian
camp, says that . naval attack on Venice
could have no chance Of srccess Every
channel has either been blockaded up by
suDken SHIPS or vessels loaded with stones
are towed clo-e by to close the remaining
passages at few minutes notice, and gun.
Of large cAlibre command oil the obstruc.
tons
The Paris CORE espondent Of the Times
however, says y ct tie French squadror
is not to attack Venice. hut merely biocka
ded that rar, for the present.
The Liverpool Post says on the French
passing the .:Ticino, Russia will join Aus
tris, and the reward Of what looks hk'
treachery is TO be Moldavis and Waliachis
The crossing Of the Ticino will be regar
ded as an invasion Of Austrian territory
and on that conviction Prussia and Ger
many will act.
Orders have been sent to Baron Graa
French Ambassador at China, instru. .rtinl
him to return to France.
The French fleet has also been recalled
from China.
The Corps Legislatiff had been prorogued
till the 2Sth Of May.
The fluctuations on the Paris Bourse were
frequent, but slight. On the goth prices
fell IA per cent but closed at fractional
advance. The per cents were at 81 for
money, elf 64c account.
AUSTRIA.
An Imperial Decree increases the direct
and indirect taxation. not including the
monopoly Of the tobacco trade and the
custom duties
GERMANY.
10 the sitting Of the Federal diet, Prus-
Ella declared that although she still adhered
to her protest against the proposa! Of Hano.
yer to form federal Corps de Armie Of
observation on the Rhine. yet she did not
object to its being established as q matter
OF form. The proposal was referred to the
Commissioner of management Of Military
Affairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
n,mocr.,,c County Convention.

The Democr ,cy OF Scott County are hereby mo-
tlned that Convention Of Iegstes, from The di'-
frent Townships In this County, will be he'd 81 .he
Couvt House in Davenport on Wednesday, The 70
Of June, at O'Clock y. NJ. The object Of .his Con-
vention Is TO select Delegates to attend the Stae
Convention At ID y Aoibes on the 81 inst. scott
County Ia entities to IL Delegates In that ConVel-
tion The dill :rent Township Committees are rs-
quested 70 cali meetings and rend Delegates TO the
County Convention. The rate Ct representation II
one Delegate for every 50 Democratic votes cast At
the last October election, and additional fer every
fraction over 50. J. Johns,
CR'n Dem. Central Com. for Scott Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

81. LoUIs, 3.-Josish Charles. one Of the
Oldest and most respected citissos Of this
city, was shot and mostally wounded % the
strsst this morning By }. ". Thsrnton,
formerly teller Of the Boatmsns Saving In
stitutioo.
Thernton was trisd and sequittsd abeut
. year age, upon charge of Esviae slelsa
900 fsom the Bank. Charles Va ooe
q ths psinsipal Witnesses aesinss Mn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the 4th das Of December, a d 1857
w Thomas McGavran and E.eanor his wife exc
cuted unto r ank PiDmer - trustee, certain deed
OF tru-t conveyng 70 said fuets0 the land In 6cotl
County Iowa described - follows, to wit: Com
menc,Dg on the soafh-esst corner OF lot six (6I, II
block nfty-seur (5s) ia tte city Of davenport Is
known, dekimaied and described on the recorded
plat OF the AZORES city Of Davenport, thence
ming north ON Rock Island street seventy (70) feet
theuce west one hundred and ten (1Ol feet, themes
south m ali seventy (7O) fest. thence east one
bund ed and ten (lI0), 70 the placs OF beginning
wnich said convey ade by the said Tn -
McGAvrsn ami Eleanor McsavrsD, for the pu pyse
of securing he p yment of > certain promis- ory
note and the interes thereon, sign by ssiJ Thoma,
NcGavran. Gated the sth dsy Of December, y
1857 an on. parable - follows: One for eleven
hundred and dfty dollars, payable In SIX months
from is date. a+
And now sid prouiss .ry note having become dus
ana payable and The said Thomas Ac0avrsn havina
failed to pay tho same l. Prank Fumsr, trustee e
aforesaid do hsTsoy sire this pm ic notice that -
virtue Of the power which II - me vested by said
desd Of trust, vii, % ,hs 97sh day - June, .
1852 q ~ hour q two o'slook. 10 the a1tsrnooa
Of sstd day, q the Ooast House daor IN the city
81 Davsuport expsse ~ o0er foe osle at pohaia
auction, he porcsl q lssd abovs deocSbes, or q
ch Sefeoso . shali b Hoeessary 70 sstsfy snA poy
80 amouat Of eeDd neto With - tntesees thssseo
TIE dey of sols toaeeh1 WITH I'll The eaels aD1 .,
penses st>en11ng DeiA eo,e, seste q tAls se1se 60
Dsssa sSs iss ~ Il ssse. ! !. -. y
lt4A08 t&04o4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

H We were yesterday shown spe-
linens of an excellent quality of Camel
Coal, taken from the mines OF Messrs. Clark
d Young, about nine miles below the city.
The vein is some six feet thick, and extends
for miles down the river. This will un
doubtedly prove very profitable invest
ment for these gentlemen, should their
present expectations be fully realized
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

Nix. CoNSELLY, the editor Of the
Argus, in Rock Island, left yesterday morn
ing for a pleasure trip to st. Paul. He will
be gone some ten days. Golly, but it is
queer that an editor can find money enough
now days to take pleasure trips, anywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
EN- We learn that the nam

EB- We learn that the name Of
Col. THOMAS NJ IsErT, of Muscatine, will be
presented before the Democratic State
Convention as a candidate for Governor.
The Col is sound, politically and finan-
cially, but we doubt VIII ether he would ac
cept of the nomination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

EH- The sofa that was taken from
Burrows d Prettyman's Warehouse, last
week, has been returned safe and sound. 1t
was taken up TO st. Paul on the steamer
Northerner, in n mistake. 1t did not go
down to ST. Louis on the Henry Clay, as
some persons here coDiectured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

H A number Of good cows have
died on the bluff lately, from eating to ex-
cess, Of clover and weeds. Owners of cat
tie should provide sufficient grain and bran
to mix with green food, as cows at this time
Of year deyour pasture yoracousY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
CO M M E r CT A L
New Y oPk m arkes.

New y o1k MaPkess
BY fELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK. June 3. 1859.
FLouR-very heavy and lOc lower. Sales 1t so
@6 10 June inspection; SOG7 Is extra State
9 9017 80 common to good extra Western.
wHEAT-Dull and dropping; 259l IS Mil club
l 50 y al 66 red Southern
BAxLEY-Dul Sale, 900 bu old state at Csc.
RYE--Du.
CoaS-D Dull and dropping Pale, small; mixed
WesteTne7 a Sc; 90@9ac yellow Of all kinds.
OATs-Heavy; 52A@5Sc State western and Ca
NADIA.
PoRK-Dull aud heavy. Sales $50 bbls st II 70
mess.
BsEv-Unchanged.
BACox-Advsncing.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet.
Cur NE AFS-Dull
LARD steaey 1115lkG12K.
BUTTER-Steady, 1bgl9c for new Ohio 1890
State.
CHEEsR-Heavy 5a9Ac new State, - in quail
ity.
WHrsKv-Dusl and nominal; 26c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

! ~ Don't mind what any one
says, but be sure and buy your Boots and
Shoes at Suits. No. Nichols Block-where
you will find the largest stock, the best
goops and lower prices than any one else
will sell you. diff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

DoN'T MIND WHAT OTHERS SAY, but
door above the post Office He sells cheap
er than any ether concern in town can pos
sibly do. MY 2saf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

PAT MURPHY, the greatest divil in
the world on Chess, is now in New York,
and contemplating a visit to the West
The Editors of the Gazette, in anticipation
of visit from this celebrity, have
had their sanctum thoroughly cleaned ort
and renovated, the Alligator busted off and
various other little things arranged invi
tingly. Pity if PAT forgets the existence Of
the Gdz,Ie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post Ofnce:
EAtTsRn nAIL, arrives az 6:so Ano o.o1 = -
closes at % A \ At b:Sv r.
NoaTHEks MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa
arrives at &. 5.5vPn. c.osesAte:lsA n.
SOUTHERN N VI, frcm 3 Louis anu southern An
sonri, araives at 5.s0P NJ; closes 81 10 n
wxsTEsH AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives a.
6:30 p N closes n 9.30 N.
ILIIsoIs W NAIL arrives 6:s5 n and ESQ P
r.; closes at y anc
RIVER NAIL soUTH, including river towns aoovest
Louis, the NissUu.i River, NEBRASKA sno kansas,
via Hannibal = st. Joseph b =, arrives at 10 \
NJ; clio c at4PA.
RIvEn MAIL, IN clu ting river towns from CLAIRE
TO Lyons, arrives at . \ clio 80 at $40 n.
EoRIHxRs MAIL, b. LAM, up the river, srrives st
PM sundays, Wednesdays and 5rideys: closes At
9pM on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frtdsvs:
BLux GRASS NAIL, arrives At II y, closes at IL n
Tuesdsys, Thursdays and 6aturosys.
AmITY MAIL, arrives and closes At ~ M Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAxosA Nail, arrives and closes "a ~ y, on
Thursdays.
The ofice viii BE- open on Sunday during the Sum
mtr from to 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
M A K K 1 T. d.

On the evening OF the 2nd -ins... by Rev. J. d.
Mason MR. JAMES G. BONNER, and Miss AAhGARE1
kgNEADY, al Of this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

@- The Levee was perfectly COW
cred With teams from the country, yester-
tsrday, and the streets looked quite lively.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04

The committee to whom was referred the
question OF the eligibility of H. B. Evans
to the office of Alderman of the 4th Ward,
report that they have seen q certificate
from Mr.. Evans father, taken before the
American Consul, corroborating Mr.. Evans
statement to the public, by which the CON-
mittee were led to believe that Mr. Evans is
eligible to his seat in the Council. Adopted
The committee to whom was referred the
petition Of Charles Leslie. A. LeClaire and
others, off r the following resolutions:
Resolved, That when ever the Petitioners
shallenter into q contract with some person
for Macadamizing Farnam street from the
Depot to 10th street, and for paving the
CUTTERS and setting curbstones within said
limits according to the proper specifca-
t.ons, which shall be prepared by the City
Engineer in accordance with the provisions
of Chap. 81 of the revised ordinances of the
city a. far as said provisions relate to the
workmanlike performance, and when such
contract, after its approval by the petition
ers or petition, 10 presented to the City
Council, then the the City Council will pro-
vide for grading of said portion Of Fsrnam
street, according to the established and
adopted grade Of Farnsm street, 90 % to pre-
pare the same for n acadamizing.
Adopted.
Aid. Anderson offered the following rsss-
luton:
Resolved lst. That oil property holders
who have not paid their city taxes for the
past year, are hereby allowed to pay off
said taxes. or part thereof. not exceeding
ten dollars, at the rate of Is cents per day
for hand labor. and 81 so for horse and
cart. aud $500 for team and wagon.
Cd, That the Street Commissioner be in
formed of this resolution and ordered to cot
accordingly.
~ Apodtsd. 4.,
Aid. Evans offered resolution asking that
ten dollars be paid Dr. Thistle, for work
done on alley bstvssn sth and eth strssta.
Referred 70 Ooanitsss on elaims.
Aldsrnaa xorlsy offered . rssslutian
lSlise ~ ~ sunsf ~ dsllass b rslaa-
dsd ' n 1hsltsass aesssAa = svsf ~.
saaleA A1eptsa.
~ oson9llia = 49, ~ DoolqeA g
]: = l q 1 8. =; = ! s'|sa Z - !
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STATE DEMOCRAT,


urC. II. scrivsn, GO Dearborn strset, Chic sso,
Ia aui to receive advertisements Tor this pa.
yar
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4 n. PATTON.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Ofce-up stairs, In the
n building formerly occupied ty y. ". Wiley,
west Sec md street.
Busiress iutrusted to his care will be punctual'y
ATTENDED to.
davenport January 3. 1851. Jnn9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
II. WHEELER,
r.. N. MORLEY L CO.,

VryUOLESALg and Retail Dealers In Fancy and
w stap Groceries, Dalzslps Block, c,rner OF
Perry and Second streets.
Flour, Ceaent and Plastering Hair constantly Oh
hand.
~. All gods delivered free NJ charge.
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