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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

Baltimore CQdee oo7t
800 do n o. Rio cofss,
LIQUORS.
y pps Otard, Inpey q I25 bbls Old Rye WHISKY,
Co. Brandy, $50 bills Reserve Whisky,
10 pps For Si;tir & Co.'S 50 do Bourbon Do
brandy $50 do Psks's Magnolia do
SIX pps Rochelle Brsnsg, $50 do Dean Hale do
IS = do A. sesgnetts Do go do Tenn White do
10 casks Port Wine, 50 do A. b. Brandy,
do shorr7 de IS 4 pps do do
% ibis dry Mslaga dc 100 b5ls New York Gin,
- do Ginger DO 40 do s Wine,
20 Go DC do l25 cases Cognac srandy,
o do Cherry dc 100 baskets Champagne
Spunaheons Holland Gin, $50 dc Claret,
100 bills NeSssa's WHISKY, 50 Hl55Is's Porter
SUNDRTES.
800 boxes Star Candles 80 cases sardinss rs and ks
ESQ do Sumner do ia cells Cotton Rope,
200 do soap, sol rsans Wrapping Paper,
$50 do Fox's starch. 20bss Ms5ons Hacking
goo casks b earb soda, 600 bales Gotten Twine,
. CASES Imp. Tea, go doc Painted Buckets,
- chests Black DO lJ0 nests Tubs,
- bagss 5. Alnsnds, 30 doz W.sh Boarda
l25 do Pepper, Us do BrOons
* do Spice, 500 boxes Flasks,
50 DO Ginger, $50 do Tunolsrs,
ZEE hxs Manufactured Tskaccs, so ne5ts Baskets,
assorted, lco0,o Percussion CAPS,
20 legs Patsh0L Rsasks Nader,
60 do Bar Lead, so cases Mstchs
lUoe do Nails, Ice on Cigars assorted braa6s
100 bbls No 3Maekerel, 3 ilsrces Rice,
250 kits No Q do bbls Blfmstone,
ebls Alum, &c, 40, Sc
LANIER, PHILLIPS &C.,,
lunels-u No. 80. Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

VT7E in receipt q heaTy stoek Of GROCERIES,. II
Wv QC0RS &C. comprising extensive and 7sred
snE Of everything usually kept in line and which
spectfuliy invite the a'sansion Of the trade
SUGARS.
$50 bids n, o. Sugar, 275 b5ls Crushed sugsr,
1 Is 90 Clarified do 100 do Posderrd Do
40 bxs Havana DO 80 Do Granulated do
100 obls Loaf do 3eo do Codee dc
MOLASSES.
400 bills Reeney Moass; s5 half bbs Beanery Moasses
COFFEE
l9ooSag Baltimore no Coffee, 100 bagson Cow Java Coffee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

\ q. nAsrnAH. =. O. DUEx1zGToE, J. o. aHIFE1THr
q. O. PorHDExTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18
SMOKING TOBACCO.

EETE the sole agents the Of SAMUEL GARTHRsHrs
w superior Richmond Virginia, 0rOnokO brand Of SnOIx-
ing Tobacco The trade will be supplied liberal terms
HARDY BROTHERS,
tune5 q Publie Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

pAILY s.; TRI-wEEKLY S6i WEEKLY 81
1HvAI1ABLT II ADVANCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

TTVRAVELING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, UMBRELLAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received sad for sale at Moderate prices
J. II Mc6ILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing store,
JuneII Corner Of Square and CoIless St,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
Trustees Sale.

suJHHRBAS John Grifith and Hmi'y Grifish, his
w wife, OF Poweshiek county, ana state Of Iowa,
By deed OF trust dated the 18th day Of September
D 1859, recorded the 4th day of October, 1885,
In bSok "B" pages 68 and 90 Of the records OF
Poweshek county, conveyed to b Leake, the follow
ing desc ribed premises in said Poweshiek unity and
State OF Iowa, to wit: The north half Of the north
west quarter Of section sixteen 16] in township No
seventy nine 1871 north OF range thirteen l3l west,
cont tsining eighty [50l acres according to govern
nent survey, in trust, however to secure tbs pay
ment Of ertain prsmss0ry note therein described,
executed by ssd John iirinth, dated September 15,
1885, for hundred and thir dollars with 10 per
cent interest from date, payable six months after
date, at Davenport. Scott county, Iowa, which said
note is nov past due and wholly unpaid.
Now the refore !, LeAke, trustee Is Aforesaid,
do hereby give this public notice. that by virtue Of the
power OF sale In vested BY said deed Of trust,
will, on saturday the I'd day Of July, D 1859, ct
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, At the Court
House door in the city OF Davenport o6er and expose
for SALE 1t pubo auction to the hghe { bidder for
cash, the said tract OF land much thereof
shall bs suicent to satisfy said debt, interest and
and costs On the completion Of said sale. deed
will be executed to the purchaser conformity with
the provisions Of said deed OF trust.
Davenport, June 10th, A d 1859.
j. b. LBAKB,
June1O Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.


NTBRAAS ON the nrst day Of April, A. D. 1857,
w Daniel Hayward and Martah b. Hayward, his
wife, Executed unto Charles Powers, ~ Trustee
certsN Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the Lad in Scott county Iowa, described follows,
to Wit The north hslf OF southwest quarter Of
sectid No fourteen (l4) In township No. sevsniy.
nine 49, north OF range four ~ East Of NTH P. n.
Whictsaid conveyance was msds by the said Daniel
Hayward and wife, for the purpose OF securing the
payment of certain promissory note. and the in
res theretn u, signed by the said Daniel Hayward,
date<the nrst day Of April, 1857. and payable
- faows: yor the sum Of one thousand one huadred
and hirty dollars, In favor Of James Vail, payable
one lear after date, with interest at per cent
per nnum.
Aid nov said promissory note having become due
pyabls and the said Daniel Hayward having failed
to ny the same, Charles Powers, Trustee - afJre-
so. do hereby give this public notice. that by vr
to OF the power which Ii in vested by said deed Of
1852 At the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon
said day, at the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale At public
tion tc the highest bidder for cash, the parcel Of
land above described, much thereof shall be
suf1csnt to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interest tn to the day Of SALE together
with all the costs and expenses attending said SALE
costs OF this notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of Nay, D 1883
CHARLES POWERS,
Nyl9 Trustee.
ADJOURNMENr-The sale OF the property de-
scr in the above notice Of sale and deed Of trust
from Daniel Hayward and wife, 10 post poned 70 Non
day the Goth day OF June instant, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon At the Court House door In the city Of
Davenport at which time and place said sale will be
made. pursuant to the terms Of said notice. -.
CHARLES POWERS,
June1O Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

Thursday June 9Th.

Thursday June 9Th.
ARRIVED.
HENRY CLAY. Stephenson, st. Paul.
KEoKpK. Dodge. Dubuque.
ALEXANDRA. Wing. Dubuque
BLACK HAWK, Haight. Keokuk.
Kate CAssEl. Gray. 81. Louis.
PEMsINA, Griffith, St Louis.
DEPARrED.
June 9th.
HENRY Clay. Stephenson, st. Louis.
KEoKuK, Dodge. Keokuk.
ALuANBRA, Wing st. Louis.
BLACK HAWK. Haight, Dubuque.
KATE CAssELL, Gray. Dubuque.
The fine steamer Csnsda 10 the through
boat for St. Louis this friday morning at
o'clock.
Ben Campbell will be down and leave
for Ksokuk this morning 1t I o'clock.
The Keokuk. Capt. Dodge. will be up
at I o'clock this. afternoon bound for Dubu.
que.
The Psmbina leaves for st. Louis this
morning ct 8 IL o'clock.
The river continues to rise more rapidly
than it did during last month The rise In
"a hours ending at dark last evening was
five and half inches.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

To THE EDlroRs OF THE WEEKLY
STATE DENocRAr. Gentlemen: We see in
your Weekly issue Of June End 1859, an ar
ticle where our names are freely used in
reference to the suicide of Mrs. Morshead,
late of Blue Grasa The man that gave
the information was the notorious A. G
Best, under the assumed name of Mr.. Black
(most appropriate name that he could pos
sibly assume) on his way to st. Louis. Mrs.
horehead voluntaril ymsds an affidavit and
In that deposition said that Bust came to
her house twice and abused her, and caught
hold Of her dress and threw her On the
floor, and attempted to outrage her person
And the third time she beat him of with
the shovel and threw stone coal ct him.
She became 90 excited that she was pros
tratsd and had to call Medical aid and never
fully recovered.
Yours with respect.
LYMAN CAaPENrEa.
n. 8 BuDLosa.
The following card is signed BY some Of
most prominent citizens Of Blue Grass.
BLUE GRAs. JUNE Z. 1859.
We. the undersigned citizens Of Blue
Grass, and vicinity, do hereby certify that
We have seen IN article, published in the
Davenport Gqsett.. In reference to the sui
eide Of Mira norehead, late Of Blue Grass.
and We do believe the facts Get forth In that
are true, in reference to the conduct Of A. c.
Beet, and that Carpenter and Budlong, did
nothing moro than We deem it the duty Of
ell good citizens. to act towards the widow
and the helpless; and vs further believe
that A. G. Best Il regarded By al good eiti-
ssns. With costsmpk
James Hssron, james + Rurnieh,
Jossph 1eanes, ]. ". Reyse1dA
]. d Jssshs, IA nishs1peo.
. JsAa rseia, 4, Z. DsnNso,
LEA =. nsll.sse, 5chAtsGpa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

~ Bailey has . large and elegant
stock Of "Dusters" which he il determined
to close out at such prices - will induce al
the ladies to possess one Of these very useful
artislsA A beautiful stock Of Dry Goods
slseAvt9s the inspection Of our lady
frisnda
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

~ In yesterdays paper we pro-
pounded the following
Why do persons never get hungry when
crossing the Desert,
Because Of the sand which is (eand
wishesl there.
Whefs do the sand, wiches come from.
Ham vss bred and musterd there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

The Democracy Of Scott County are hereby mo-
tined that Convention Of Delegates, from the dif-
ferent Townships In this County, VIII BE- held ~ tne
Court House In Davenport, on Wednesday, the 10Th
OF June, at 2oclock p. NJ. The object Of this Con-
venton is TO select Delegates 70 attend the State
Convention at Des NoiE 60. on the % inst. Seott
County 10 entitled TO ID Delegates IN tnst Oohven
tlon The different Township Committees are re-
quested 70 cali meetings and send Delegates TO the
County Convention. The rate Of representation 10
one Delegate for every 80 Democratic votes cast q
tho last October election and additional for every
fraction over 50. J. IOHNS,
can Dem. Central Com fov Scott Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
LegNl Notice.

VTVO Thomas Nc 3avran, Elem McGavrau James
i Thompson. Elizsoeih Thom, son, John Zinser,
N riAh Kaylor, Thomas A Robinson, Samuel Mason
John Dos-r, Olement Smyth, Robert Nelson. Elias
Swickard, stephen Thompson, Ira Brown, you and
s.ca Of you hereby n,tned that there Is now on
die IN he ofce Of tae Clerk OF the District C,urt
for Scott County State Of Iowa, petition Of .nes
Hall, guardian " the person and property Of By
ron Hall, claiming the foreslosure OF . mortgage
exec uted py Thomas 4c0avran snd Dlanor Mc0Av-
ran his wife TO petitioner dated Ma 7th, 1857, and
recorded ia the Recorders Office In sai1 ott
ty, 10 Bot x "L' Of mortgage, At pags 1l6 X 119
upon the folio wig real estats 10 said county, TO
Wit: part Q! the south ca quarter Of the SOUTH
vest quarter Of secttcn twenty-five 22l In township
No seventy.nns 79lnorth Of range three l8] east,
as foil rvs TO wit Beginning at the quarter section
corner tween sections twenty-t00 (22J and dtwenty-
seven (2D In said township and range aforesaid,
thence west on tie se<t tion line be'we stctL Ms
twenty-five 1877 and rwenty-seven 1871 ~eventeen
VD chains and fifty (5O) links thence north
% IA deg. east thirteen (13) chains and for
~ (l0) links to the center Of the Davenport
and hickory Grova road, thence south ~ IL oed.
east sventesn chains and twenty nine 1921 links
the place Of beginning containing ten (10 l0-100)
scres Of land, also that part o; the southeast quar-
vest quarter Of section twenty two .2 In town. hip
and range aforesaid described - follows 70 wit
Beginning ut the quarter section cornH between
said section twenty -one (71) and twenty-five 1921
Davenport and Hickory Grove road. forty (40l rods
thence south - IL deg west to the north line Of the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, thence north
westerly along the north line OF sid Railroad 70 the
ess and west quarter Of section line OF said sectioa
twenty one 21l thence east on the said quarter
ston ns TO the place Of beginning, ,containine four
acres ore or lees, and hist you msde defendants
In said petition. and have been returned By the
Sheriff Of Scott county moi found" and are nov
served with notscs By publication BY order Of said
court.
And unless you appear end answer said petition
or betOre the nrst day OF the next term OF said
h0kdnn ri
Monday in September 4 D. 1859, your default VIII
be entered aAd the prayer Of the petitioner Will b
granted.
R.D. CONGDOn,
Ylainti6's Atty.
0rdsssd thst the foregoing nstice b published in
The Daily stats Democrat for four cosacuuve weeks.
IRA n 0IF1OaD,
June 8, 1850. uW Clerk Of said Coart.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
New York MaSkOe.

NEW YORK. June o. 1859.
FLOuR-Very heavy and l0c lover. Sales 600
bbts ~ June inspecsfon super state; . 66@6 %
extra State; t507 10 common 10 good extra ives.
tern.
wHRAr-Heavy and lower. Sale 2 500 bu white
4ichiggn I Is
BARLBT-Dul and UNCHANGED
RYE-DuH ana unchanged.
Oon1-Heavy. oales Is 900 bu 67068 mixed
Western; o00s2 round yellow.
OATS-Lower,
PoRK K-Firmer. Sales 100 bbls q II 1917 Is new
mess; Is IS prime.
B1B1-Unchanged
DAcoD-AdvancinR.
HBBT HAHs-Quiet
Our 0EAse-DuM
LAnD-0teady 11k013A.
BuTsHn-0tssdy, 1s01ec fee nsv Ohio 1880
0@ate.
0HE4ss-Hssvy; 5@skc nsv State, - In quail
ity.
WaIsKY-Dull and nominal; &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

D,s'r MIND WHAT OTHERS SAY, but
buy your Boots and Shoes Of Dedrick, lst
door Dove the post Office. He sells cheap
er tha any other concern in town can pos
sibly 10. Nv 2s:tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

A Coop kA'-Commissioner Ba-
ker was yesterday engaged with force Of
hands in fixing the crossing and gutter Of
Post O6ie alley on Brady street which has
been stopped up by an accumulation of dirt
and garbage. Room for work on ali the
streets Mr. Commissioner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Dsseopos'
Post Once:
EA8rnRu NAIL. arrives at Gas = and $50 = ;
closes At 9:lS n stG 5:6o Pm.
NoarHEns MAIL. via Dubuque snd Northern lows,
arrives st g. 10 4 c.oseAAt S:ls NJ.
9ourupRH M.uL, from s.. Louis sn0 30 outnern ~
sourt. araives At 5 80 p n; closes at Sio =.
WRTEaN A4D BoUTBERN Iowa NAIL, efrivS ~
C:30 r n closes aty;3o -.
ILLIson WAY NAIL, arrives $50 u ano Wv
4; closes at and . Pm
RIVER NAIL soUrH, including river towns soovsst.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska sro Asosas'
via Hannibal . st. Joseph =, arrives ~ "
NJ; clot stlPA.
RIvER NAIL, In cluding river towns rom Le Vissfs
to Lyons. arrives at . a = clio 'ee q S'W =.
NOnTnHRs Nail, By land, up the river, arrives at
sand.ys wednssaays and !raays S y.,as e,o'e' q
RLUs 0nAss NAIL arrives st II =, elosss - - -
ruesdays, ThuYshsys and Ssturoays.
AAITy MAIL, arrives and closes ~ u "a 1oesesss
and Fridays.
Thufsdsys.
The once will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mor from to 10 n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

CoBuso, C. W.. May s-Dr. King, the
wife poisooer. was hung this A. n. He
made speech on the gallows, declaring his
guilt, and his willingness TO die; that he
had made biz peace with God, and desired
the people 70 pray for him. A vast number
Of people we're present. NJ disturbance
occurred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

~ Mr.. Suits, in Nickolls Block, has
just received large lot Of childrsn's me-
talls tipped shoes, in enamel, goat and cali,
sizssb to IL, with and without heels.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

ToRoNro. June S.-The Church Of Eng
land Synod and the annual meeting Of the
Congregational Union Of Canada, are now
in session here. Delegates to the Union are
present from New York, Vermont, Maine,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

The Democrats Of Davenport Township are re-
Questsd to meet st the Court Houre on Saturday
afternoon, June ilth, At O'Clock p ~, to appoint
delegates 70 the County Conve ton to be held the
18TH. BY order Of TIE 7osSnship Conn.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
STATE DEMOCRAT.


rPC. II. scrivsn, Go Dearborn street, Cnicssos
10 authorized TO receive advertsements for tnis pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

@ There is very great lnstltu-
ton of learning in this city. perched upon
the bluff at the head of Main street, which
has been on the eve of moving away from
this inhospitable place, for the past three
years. What is singular to US, however, is
that they continue to stick here like sick
kitten to a hot brick. The lands Of this
institution run along Tenth street to Brady,
at the corner of which is nuisance that
causes US to pray for that College. every
time We pass it on q wet day. The ground
at the point named is much higher than the
side walk, and Whenever we have shower
the rain washes down the loose earth on the
walk. rendering it almost impossible. The
College people have been frequently impsr-
tuned to fix this spot 90 ss to render it less
Questionable, but they are going to sell
out and leave, which Of course accounts for
the lack of courtesy on their part. To be
sure they ask at least four prices for their
property, but they may be able to pick up
some chicken green enough to pay it. We
would wager . new hat that they could not
be induced to leave Davenport, under any
circumstances. Their threats of running
the town by moving to some other place
which they would build up. is all bosh. By
their arrogant course in this city they have
lost nearly every friend they had. and many
Of their firm, ardent supporters, are now
ready to turn round and kick them out of
town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

$ II G o N D UA Y,
MORNING SESSION.

0OkSiSG bEssiOs.
The Association convened at the time
specified, at adjournment. After reading
the minutes Of stsrday's proceedings.
DR.. Rauch. offerel volume of the Trans
actions Of the n T. State Medical Society,"
presented BY the secretary Of said Society.
The Society acce rted the compliment. and
passed vote Of thanks for the curtesy.
The Committee on Nominations for Off
Gers. for the ensuing year, reported:
For President. E. 8. BARRows, of
Scott County.
Vice -Presidenk. GEoaoI REEDER, of Mus
catine.
Recording .seeretary-ALLES PHILLrs. Of
Dubuque
Corresponding Secretary.-OLivER GEokoE
.! Van Bursn.
1rsasxrsr.-W B. Cochran, johnson.
Otnsoys-Drs E ]. Fountain. D. l. Nc
0ugin, 4. 8. Lewis, A. W. Mcclure, j. 8.
Dimmstt.
The Committee also recommended DID,
buqus o. the place for holding the next
meeting, on the I'd Wednesday in May
next.
The report Of the Nominating Committee
was received, and the Society then pro-
ceeded to the election Of officers ~ above
reported. All elected.
The Board of Censors reported the name
Of DIR. Huff, of Iowa City, for membership.
and he was elected.
DR.. Barrows was introduced to the Soci.
ETY.. by Drs. McGugin and Lewis, and con-
Quoted to the Chair.
Report of DR.. Rauch, upon the Medical
Topography Of the State. was = very able
paper, and showed much research and labor
in its compilation.
Dr. Hughes, moved committee of five te
receive and consider Or. Rauchs report, 81
to the best mode of publishing it.
The Committee consisted of Drs. Rauch
Lewis, Hughes, Fountain and Cochran.
DR.. Fountain offered the following reso
luton:
Resolved, That . committee of one from
each county represented, be appointed tt
report ct the next meeting Of this society
on the subject of Ozone, embracing observa
tions in relation to its prevalence in the
atmosphere in different localities, and under
varying circumstances, and its influence and
other characteristics, such as have been re
ferred to in the report of DR.. Rauch, which
was passed.
A communication was received from the
Dubuque Medical Society, in regard to DR..
Horr, which was freely discussed, and q
committee appointed to examine the charges
and report at the next meeting Of the asso-
citation, to be held at Dubuque.
DR.. McGugin, also offered q resolution in
regard to the travelling expenses of members
attending the Am. Medical Association,
which We did not fully understand. Society
adjourned to meet at 2 o'clsck ssaa ~,
AFTERNOON SESSION. . = ~r. .
| We failed to get report of the business
done in the afternoon, as our reporter could
not attend. having other business on hand.
requiring his attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
ANIMAL MEETING
Grand l. Odge Of r. A. A. M.
OF SHk STATE OF IOWA.

THIRD DAY.
The Grand Lodge met this moning In
the Metropolitan Hall pursuant to 'dJourn-
ment Business Of . miscellaneous charac-
ter. occupied the morning Session and IN
the afternoon. agreeable to preyiou notice.
the Lodge formed in procession aD1 parsd-
cd through some Of the princip'l streets
and back to the hall. where the hstalation
Of the newly elected officers took place.
The following is the list:
Grand Master-J. r. Hartsock.
Deputy Grand Master-Thoa E. Benton.
Sen. Grand Wdrden-John Scot.
Jun. " =" e A. Guibsrt
Grand Zyeamrer-Wm. D. Trs5ilcock.
Secy-Theo. 8. Parvin
Sen Deaeon-C. Stev9t Ella.
Jun. Ds0eon-B F. DodsoA.
Mdrshai-Wm. n. 0&ons
/" Seord Bearey-Samusl Wslch.
" Pursuivant-J. s. Dimnitt.
SteWayds-G. c. Wright. James
Jeffries.
Grand 7ylsr-S. Shriner.
The installation ceremonies were grand
and imposing.
The annual oration was deliv ereo imme.
diately after the installation, by Grand Ora
tor, George B. Jocelyn. and WAS . very able
affair. The Hall was crowded almost to
suffocation, quite number Of the audience
being ladies.
The Installation Ode was sung by the
Philharmonic Society. The business Of the
meeting will be finished to-day, Friday,
when the members will disperse.
The attendance from abroad is very large
and there seems to be deep interest man
ifeeted for the cause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

ws - 1D0101 Ms -
ITAvIN0 icssied n TIE City of Davs sport re-
II spfctfuly soicis tbs patronAge Of ~ eitiseno
Havisg Aal lO1G expesisnce In the trestmsnt Of
DnBAe1s OF fHD EYE,
faithful stteni Ion.
~ 0mes - Besly-sssss arss sta,ss above shs
Ho0S ODce je9-lOv
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UeW Tailoring Establlshnent,
COZ. BRADY AND FOusFG s1s

VITHuRu you can get your money back In the
w shspe of On elegantly Citing g.rm Mt, made
est Of ths best material and ct the very lowst As.
nns assortnent o. Cloths, Oassimepse end ves-
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