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, 1859-04-18

Paris CoEre>i >irnnIrnec OF The New 1eTE llE'eS.l
4 friend in Madrid writes that, although Mr..
Preston has made !: favorable impression per
sonaly. nevertheless hc will lind his position .
most disagrecablc one, since the public mind is
ever morbidly excited on the subject Of Cuba
The Spanish people have generally arrived ut
the conclusion that they arc going to lose the
isand-not by sale, but by seizure-and this
a Fictitious vzIue. Mr.. Preston had already
given sevcrul dinners. and was endeavoring to
conciiiate the good-feeling Of the political world
Mr.. T., although u Presbyterian, lett his two
grown daughters in the convent u the Sder<
C'"r ut Paris, to continue their cducation-an
institution Of immense wealth and influence,
have retired fro1, The world to devote them
selves to religious and educational pursuits
and with truth it may be added to proscl,tism.
, 1859-04-18

PRtsr1cr ctry, Fesd Co.. ILL.,. April IL, 1sso.
We have had more rain than common this
spring, notwithstanding We have rery nice
weather now. Crops look very favorably for
the time Of year-fall wheat never looked better.
Farmers excTted themselves last fall, sowing
very large quantities Of wheat in nll parts Of the
county. Ono farmer, fifteen miles west Of Pros
prct City, sowed one thousand acres Of fall
wheat, which looks very we'll. 1fthc rest Of the
season is favorable, he will raise some thirty
five thousand bushels Of wheat.
Snnle wonld like 10 know what the cost Of i'm
proving land would be fifteen miles off the rail
roaa. would just say that tic farmer spoken
Of aboTc got his land fenced, broke und sowed
in wheat for cost of seven dollars per acre.
Farmers are making calculations 10 farm ext.n-
sively down here this summer. If we do moi
raise large amount Of grain this year. il will
not be our fault, sure. E.S.
, 1859-04-18

S1cs1r1cAs1.-We are inf ozmcd that there are
applications now in tile han ds Of the Receiver,
for al the "bit (le}c) land s. in the southern
part Of this State Il will be remembered that
no one person can enter IN ore than three hun
dred and twenty acres. T hese lands arc very
rapidly becoming settled upon and improved
ty 1rfe rhit< .s<a,--Hissott RI Democrat,
, 1859-04-18

-H1131HRo OF The .. 3. Attorney for 9hfs
District.
We cut the following from the New York
Nerald Of the 14th inst. i:
~ IL Ga:Eay Church TUESDAY, April T.. ~
q 1g ,a1 IT.. saoeaa L. AR!ks& DID, HESRY s. FiTCY
g! Chkafa ooly soa Of Ioo- Gs7h4ln u. Fitch ESae4
etalsa stsato. fFarn 1ndana. to ELlLS r. HETZFf
burg, IA. - ~H V! -t41tts.
, 1859-04-18
4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDY
MALARIA:

Particularly Fever and A.ue.
Chill. IN! Ftv*r and al a,e:.~ .-nx from ,h- cunu1-
III a M H. s II TIT s w*. :. re-, = u ;,1 nj
a,xsI,nt II the sIst, "r A.s r. The 'ie lI'u'.
ars>.x fa hlius e"n'!!:n II lie -!,.,u il. i:.sl.
Ill yrxrt.r. Ind ttrfrey t-4!Ie~s tlrlr e,-fs
a"ey M t!ne and x.s y"ar . ,.se ssr nseaa
Of th.~e nss ~hsc1 eny p4-4se he they toI"i
, Mutrsz, ILL.,, Ell - Isl.
pe,1l.,.ut It III nll,'- dl.,s. w .h.yrflt.y
uueat Is ~'sthy that graf it has wherever
Very truly yoass RICHARDS i THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of ehs fever and asut ehrrsfa,Iy Sub
MT the following: H4ssnx o.~rs-l ,">ly Tic rn,s u
n A1ns, s A* , .h L ,hs ;s ss,s M x s US 'h,ss
"te n nsa4a. haze 'r~lneMy u>~d it In my pr.t,lct
cent. y. T.. HECkEpU4 H. III
xE>sRs r. MANN % t0@,.t,s. .aa III nast i; - ,la
your knt la<am t,t the hast hrte years 10 scous II ~,
do III saynx " leess il the ct rre,y tv.1
.oia "A la:ace and viii eaee;uay cure ehiIi fever asd
ruiLllN.AS + kEARS>. druggists.
, LuoAxsroR1. lad. Sept. H. lS:a
ne III, H,Ts31 ii "a; fGss l:ss Is a.a i
n'7 x '''y styled '1t f:9< # FIX. I'd axst
MEssR.. ;. K NAM ( Is. s;.%n. .'s "s.e:-.~".:
hive !" ov that have for arnsh, ,een
shs s ssss a - @ fl ;ts :s+;
enee have ',e4 III VAN at tLe rrulcs!ea In nE 4h
Ase 6al,sn have nsv.r shsck u I'D astjc:e ot
+, TIER es The r. ~: tu. h,ss ,nss ", The ht' tot.
ndenf IS the only thins ~ will s]i newer tau w,on
s.K. MANN i CO, rropretosa Gallon, ..
~ q Il c. :: ss o Ia A ft;rs ss cd
By al god dsns!,tA 'Aa.s0
, 1859-04-18

1aeal Gstate.
r ". THOMAS Is CO.,
Ds REAL ESTATE REUKERS.
Taxes Pa.d and Investments MALI fr Sen. Residents,
OFFICE NO. I,
MeihoAt Block cor. Of clark as II a.A! ts Chicago.
[apitlw.e31:
DEAL ESTATE.-E'or Sale: 4
III FlRsTcLASs .wELL1S,i HurSE. on the Sonh
SIDE near s. James thu1th. Corner Ltt . by lis
!asxs portion VI the purchase n"Esy GILL eua OF bort
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS OF The Lake shore near
Az + S1 ro5s,1 AXp tt: FkM n. i e1
fron, Harrington StaG.n N the Cb!e=,, aaI Fond iu
hae tS stsss xe :a ait ss nail ni
loxe1of IN: fl ~ ,.I l~aiiak tu!t tre,4 stc. Ao~
4 FARM IN DE- KALn COUNTY. ns1s Le.li sss:!'n.
Of t.,er In thlck!y +t.ltl c.uns:r w!iha nye
tales Ut SycamoEe, the euunty seat
The un!crsu oe. fur sale to suit puchaser
building Its iu the IT.. and f4r!nx had. In 'hls sse.
VII e: na ST: ~ obES i2:2 f.e |fSSf
TOR SALE.-ll, 900 Acres care
a1e s2 :iS *: "sf: is: II T. Asae1aSs ss
TOR S.ALE.-No. Large Wa
ocse. lam doeS. Rss: fort i! fvs. ,nhsr properly
VII! te taksn III t1eAanss. ITee. sl:o psr f'st.
No. 1:-House and Lot In Eyansi"n Lit luo1eoo feet
So1t-BHef nou.<. sas - ssot.cs WI wa,!n.,n street
Nj. sl-l!sadson: % Ill io'ss .crnt: M .,as sssns and
f.,,n,. st.'r-., a-c1nuE ATTIC ard extension l.xk1
fset two story sc4b4e aa4 Ice hnust ittec, s!v,uo
No. II LII J. block 49, Original Tu~n 4: ,te. f,nt
S.3 Sn c,na s , TIT tns na5 5op wair". pz p =, wt
Town. U nj
No. s.;tA Il 5 ;;;vt; l.. s. 7; ; r H. on cF'''
tnes * "S E9fF!s W 'n xsrt SSssa
.cs Kts 5 5 Sa: L., al y i: t.: IT, s'HtnE I'll ( 'l a
GREAT VARIETY q vaItaIe csy and Coaan.
ns,sxs,,, ,'' ~ II REEs E r. RkxNAx ~ e;s1,
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
W FOR 4 CITY RESIDENCE
a HON. ESTE .AD.
Con*+ns Of t~ostory Milwaukee tziek ll.ss~+ or,
hudEss IL ys;i ani k7sdep Al u eemsIs,s 'rss st' in
e'1 aty :" niles fsoM this city on the 4c II TIC Like
Sh"ru Ra:!ru1..
WISCONSIN, FARMING AND ZINE LANDS.
kTFvr particulars atsess post oe,e e. ,!9. 2 to;
TT S. GOVERNMENT LAND
~ LOCATING AGENCY.
The Subscriber having had rneh Practical experience Ia
SELECTING AND LOCATING LAND
In the rasons Land n;,sr II the Western States. Ia.
usual feilts fr making vaI1ic ~er,t!n1. fr Lae War-
rauts Or Cash. tho!cr se!ecto1.s usay ae tu.ae
Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
Persons having Warrant. caa have Acsa eaej In their
UKp l1In.
-fad 40 per Cent. PROFIT <5Naraxtssd{ Fay
abis In One XTar!
~ lava WltcnEs1a and Illno!a Lands .r &ia low for
c1*h. MoGer tnrestel In kanta* and Sc4raska-
:. SALISBURY. Lad Locating Axrner.
hu13 NJ IL ~ tlask--t-. Chicago.
, 1859-04-18

Ii sns sf Liz lt;st ~ Rt'AI!'E An'i LIVER MEpl.
3!S nav ssfsrc tae pubic.
Thee GUNS all Only en- !Y;t,4 .esj
n,"tbt sr lat MATTER f.1nr NJ to tlrw " :r n rr
tt s,Atn, .EPtts'h3 III - LIZ d~ ~ f,.a:> Alter
Er!r place hrl.t!y a"w y Iva: .itx,.A
# .,l:, Inv! !G"ra1irs he M-1 -
mach c~.i.irx f~s to i-l t'o"i "if.It TAKEN Jam
st well. icE71iSd Il' '.,Fc rt' l.. ~ x;1 ~
li4.r. 1siEk tone a1si - "f 'l:tIrG sc. s1Asu tie
health IL tte wh'1e u:.itt.l.' skn.
ees. Etayink thr cau>ruf K
s4r -efts!nk ra!J = 'tGt .tr Elkr3 .t,t
l..A CURE. ~ f:4:t s-fi.ft t:tr. sr.t4
t:Ehf u IT." 4. frt,:u ard
HlLLHit = AITAChs! tl-Ae' t@s tss.:a = us..
1!c cusr,t All. vltAs is !tt-I ~
ter, rsr,c c1rI W the .%1. ifnr DIG. sftra rye ..
st,AI sf the LIVER ln.' nErs EHMN.l iu.kx,,fs
v:keEa:ot. - in Il. t.rn a!!s
~ ~'li.::tt AID I. ~r 4, ~
hnc d.*e AFTER ealing = E:sIE. H.ria s..s
sufficient ~ rrievr The %iot r" DIT ao~t
nllth ami prevent the fusI -
ftu.u Hs4sl. aud sunEius. tHe,! &'"ftvr:t1at-..n.
fl!> VII! t!*ay.:e..., s..k
.,,,,. mr., ,,., t,t., ,. = H,a..ar!c.
VT H Ih,s uu,s's' 9's''' ~ ah.v"st'. %4!:,..,.sts
-e' - u n...vset''..e.
tnly .,sa. TAKEN IT 4 f,w ,-.t'-. xu cn,s
n!:lL h.,-.n% tlr tAr"!A pN1-r i, H.. liz ~.
gently. aE4 cuJr> Cer1.vs-' ~ spYau,ts
4E.s. I-.
~ ~. We tnkr r.rasn. =
',Rc H"te takeh afs - tr'iTn!n.':t ,i!s 'r,.i r4s
f1eA Htta viii SHs ltrs"i ar.ws'tatl.rf fr Fk. IA
f1rsiA. Nil .s.rE. ''HHL F.,la
sal Al trs, = r..
t)nc tl,,&~ rftcn rrrratsst N. H,;.n,.1~vrtr,r- E, r.
!. "nfr crr Ter t''LkaA t,!tfv. 7'.! t..r.t. ats
sI"Rnt~ ah1 PfrSsntA' willing 10 t.>ttf lst:s
Efe "t tu:4AA. - GeEfttl v1tts.
, 1859-04-18
GrnerdI NntifeS.

('ArT1OE.-Whereas, my Wifi.
~ formerly Mary t.n lian.t,,.. H.. ust,r,v l.r
my .rsf ani ts-! without l;ss .t,t ..su: .uyl
tru. hsnhy forbid al I%rls lst trusting her
III tly aeru'.t Al {eEs.,to H"l.s viii a tlts
"an H.E. and art H:lnr. &. ". AME>NCKI.
apI+tw1
MPLO1M 1MENT-*50 per Month
~ ASN ALL EXPENSES rA11,-An ;lcrnt Is want.
ri in crrr town and c"unt L.! The tnt.! >te r:gAxr
Ii! .-ta!e aid h,l<int. hy :th the slave rr.
o. may certainly n1i,. r. further ar,ar~ addsr>,
IR. !. HENRY WARNER corner If broadway And
I~ehA .rrsss. New i"fk city. tae.ue!ak Er-tase
stamp apl...snc,a,
, 1859-04-18

rFur Tr.~>s, Shoulder
lsn1trS and Abdominal S.4r
p,ster.. They NJ, atrz4t. tor
liz tsGIn,,t:Gtt.n r. aE.i vii
%.u u low pnsS. N'LLE,
, 1859-04-18

COMMERCIAL HISTORY or
~ tHfc AG}-We have E'r sole II the f',,,nfk K,a,n
Of this establishment hunrs clit. sf txxr.L
REvkl1 ~ 1nx c"4x1rL MAsr1A.1IRr* PrnLn' 4>n
IKvA1K IHrsu,s ExLSrs tH ALu, FIR .h u! The r.-t
~vcn yt.rst"E,n.ncinx Jan4s, 1T. ls: ais, ,+n%r.: ian.
1lFy 1T lss G"und taehcE they make the nu.t .:l
ahn fart the "nir history II he u tis vtr
AMI the Nort e th1t has errr!-v ius.4ci- srrtat.
anil shes~ r>i'"a* II preserving fhs hEy. "f II n!Ex
II ts.F tA.trEn t!1r1dA rvir+e II lr grnWfh and
ln-l-rty II this city, viii ~. hi. hc oiy vsace
~ ut IT, Srr, FuK SALE At ONE t*pLLtR EA.H.
TANAL LAND S.ALE.-On the
~ ninth ,iar ot May next vii h. o7rrr.l for <1i+ 1t
pa5lc auction. IN ut city of ChIx. all The un-i t4na
L1.ds and Lt.. ne .ailts II
the liz. # the taaa. and IN Winrt.a+. LIstpknn
yer..Einn aGt k1nkaktr e1mutk*. The lis In
Chi.7.u LekKut. Joirt, uu raEe ,s.!s, Ottawa and
L:4,a..c.
BY ,ntr ri the EtarI of T,u>~- Il th~ l!'noTs and
M:cl:xan ANAL WA. GuUf>INti.
c..J1F
, 1859-04-18

UF CIIIttt
Have hre1 appointed Acrat> Er tlt -r IT Tie l~t. ard
sh"t au.! ate authorized "a a!.l ri Town d tuuuty
Rights
Communications addressed 10 them Or tie undersigned
vii rccise rT'pcE at, alton.
CHASE, MCKINNEY / co.
II astt - Water *. H. <trnn M,...
:: N:H-Thts Invent, is :npt,,c 1r fam tie
eistins nf the Esatric tfra*s an Il e-I..!y a.t.t
Miners 11 Ill occupations which particularly rxses
the te Of the bout Ut soe to lisk spt aekIly
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29
POSITION OF THE QUAKERs OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
New SALEM, August II, 1859.


DR.. NATHAN HILL-DEAR SIR Since the morn
ing of the annual election, when l pfopounded to
you the question in regard to voting. and which
you answered, as l thought, rather exultingly, as
if grati6ed with the opportunity of making i,
known shat you had voted above-board for Gilmer,
l determined as soon as occasion might offer to dis
cuss with you she propriety Of that vote. Not
knowing, however, when such opportunity might
occur, l conclude to address you this line. / be.
gin with saying that i have not been so astonished
at any occurrence since l came South, as I was by
the annunciation aforesaid. You and ! had con-
versed on the subject, and agreed that slavery was
an enormous sin, a heaven.daring iniquity, which
should be Immediately repented of and abandoned,
We agreed on the improperly of voting for slave
holders, and that it was the duty of all Christians
to labor for the uttor overthrow Of this system Of
wickedness and oppression. Can we BIO anti-slave'
ry men and at the sam timo vote for slavery =
Is Christ dividedi Whatsoever 20 do. do all tc
the glory of God, says St. Paul. Choose ye ou'
from among you just men. that fear God and hate
covetousness and set them to rule the people,
Can an abolitionist choose q stakeholder to th'
glory Of Godf Nay, can any man do i'll II
John A. Gilmer Q just man while holding his broth
er a slave. and robbing him dsilyi Does he hiatt
covetOusness' in the words Of the textf So fol
from it he robs his nsighbor Of earnings, wife
children. yea, even Of himself, leaving nothing J.
John Gilmer is the advocste Of perpetual and I'm
ending slavery. lie is the defender Of that imam
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-10-29
BROWNS

tTbe following account of an interview between
Captain Brown and others, was furnished tho Gin
eiaaati Gazette. by a special reporter.
~ HARPER's FERRY, OCTOBER 20,
While examining the armory grounds. the
scenes of the late desperate action, and prosecut-
ing general Inquiries respecting the events Of the
last two days, it happened that we fell in with 40
old scquaintance OF the New York reportorial
corps. From him I learned that Senator Mason.
Of Virginia. Ex-Member Of Congress Faulkner,
of Va. and Hon. Vallandingham, Of Ohio, were
to have an interview with ossawatomie Brown
Of course, we determined on being present, and
carried our determination into effect.
After some little delay we were introduced into
the room where Brown and Stephens lay. We
found the former to be q six %foo.er, although as he
lay, hs looked some six inches shorter. lie has a
bullet or Jack Sheppard head, long grey hair,
which q this time is matted, the sabre cut in his
head having caused the blood to flow freely, TO
the complete designation Of his face. Ills hands
are begrimmed with dirt. evidently the result Of
continued exposure to the smoke Of powder his
eyes are Of a pale blue, or perhaps Of 3 light grey
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Trustees Sale.

VETHERRAS on the 18th day Of January D 1856,
w wullf Schroeder executed unto ustin Corbin
as trustee, certain deed Of trust conveying said
trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. described -
follows, to Wit: The west half Of the north east
quarter and the hslf OF the quarter
Of ion number Ave (5) Ia township number sew
entynine (70) north Of range two 2 east Of the b
r. n which said conveyance was made by the
sad wulf Schro der for the purpose Of securing the
payment eight certain promlssoTy notes and the
inter est thereon signed by said Wuf Schroeder, da-
ted the 10Th dsv Of January, A 1856. and payable
as follows tine for $210, payable IN six months
one for $780, payable in year for $3.50 pas-
able In two years five Others each for the sum Of
41oO, due respectively in three, tonr Ave, six and
seven years, with interest payable annually ct ten
yer cent.
And now said third described note having become
due and PAYABLE, and the said wulf Schroeder hav.
Ing failed 70 pay the same, I, Austin Corbn, trut
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that BY
virtue Of the power which 10 In me vest by said
deei os tru I, WILL on Thursday the twenty-eishth
day Of April, A 1853, st the hour of O'Clock N
the OF said day. 1t the Court House door In
the city OF Davenport and or for sale 1T pub
lie auction TO the highest bdd.P cash. the parcels
Of land sbove ribed, much thereof shall
be 'sufictcnt to satisfy and pay the amount Of laid
notes with the interest thereon the day Of
getheP with the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and trustes's fees Upon
u . completion Of such sale deed will b. given In
accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
trnst
Dated the ID day Of April, y 1859.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
apr8 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
The ELEcTios.-Thc result of W.

The ELEcrioN.-The result of Ps-
terday'- election establishes the fact that
the democracy can rule this city. if they
choose. With very imperfect organisa>
tion. and little personal difficulties and side
issues among them which prevented perfect
harmony OF action, they have succeeded In
reducing the boasted republican majority to
ten and twen,es in a poll Of fifteen hundred
votes. Had the party been thoroughly or
ganized aud aware Of its strength, it would
have swept the field and redeemed the
city. We are not ignorant that the RePub-
iicaD ticket was by no Ineans q strong one,
and that one person upon it-s gentleman
whom we highly respect-was obnoxious to
the ruling element Of his party on account
OF his heterodox (he calls them orthodoxy
notions respecting Sunday laws and liquor
privileges-but yet we believe that il the
Republicans had placed their most popular
men in nomination. the result would still
have been gratifying to the Democracy.
We have been thorapGh1r- tried In the
furnace of alversity, wshsve lest scores Of
timid, fair weather Democrats, but the
fight we made yesterday proves that those
who now work with the party are men Of
the right stripe Although We succeeded in
electing but two alderman and one city Off
ces, we feel that in reducing the Republican
majority to a beg9arly fifty. we have achiev-
ed victory glorious in itself. and full of
hope for the future
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrsRn NAIL (6Qnday exceptsd.) arrives daily
at y and NJ closes at 9 4 a..5
wssTEsN NAIL arrives daily Csundaye sxoepted)
A. 10 and ~ closes ~ A \ and r M.
SOUTHsRN n NI from Is Louis 81 utLe IN Mis- i
souri, araives daily (Sundsys excepted) at ? ~ !,
closes ~ y 4 r..
NORTHEkN NAIL, VIA Dubuque nnd Northern Io-
Va arrives daily Sundays e1ceptedl at 8 closes
~ 9A n.
kORTBsRn NAIL, via Dewitt, nsquoketa, Ac. i,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursiays and SATURDAYS, at I p
N Closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays ss--a
NJ
NoRTHEnn NAIL, via LeClxive, Princeton and Iy-
ons, arrives daily, (Sundays excepted) at An; clo-
ses at Pn.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at ~ n CLOSES same time.
BLUs GRASS NAIL. arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAys
and Saturdays, at 10 A y, closes same time.
WksT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays at P : Closes same Gays At A NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

REDUCTION OF PosTAGE.-Our Ger
man friends will be interested in learning
that the single rate Of letter postage be-
tween the United States and Wurtemburg
ria Bremen and Hamburg mail has been re-
duced from twenty-five to fifteen cents
This reduction results from the act of the
Kingdom of Wurtemburg in joining the
German Austrian Postal Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

WINDY.--The wind played the
dickens yesterday. Sign boards and shingles
took to themselves wings and went off
"kiting;" men and boys we're actively en-
gagged in chasing runaway hats; while erin
oline couldn't circulate at ALL 1t was very
stirring day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

H We understand that the far
mers are feeling somewat alarmed on ac
count of the unsettled state Of the weather
Many have got their ground prepared for
sowing wheat, but the late rains have him
dered them from putting in the seed. We
hope the weather will take q change
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

~One thing is certain-the stock
jobbing administration which has cursed
this city for the past year must feel that
their labors have not been very satisfactory
to the people. We opine that Mr.. Ebenezer
Cook will not be a candidate for reelection
We would give all our old boots to have him
trv it once more
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

MIND THAT.-Trout is full installed
in his new rooms. next door to the Hawkeye
store. IT, you want q good meal Of victuals
or cold lunch, go there and you will find
it. All kinds of vegetables. eggs, butter.
poultry, DC. DC, on hand all the time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Dissolution Of Copartnersbip.

eTvBB copa tnsrsbip he'etofors existing between
i the undersigned IN he Pounde and Machine
business in the cisy Of davenport lows, 10 tais day
dissolved by mutual consent.
TIE bostness Will hereafter b. ronduc'ed BY David
fownss and Ralph Ooliier, under the name and
otyis Of fownsend Collier, Who are autaor.s q u
settle the bushes, Of the late Arm OF Towefend
Hayes & Co.
psvssp.rt, Iowa. March u, 1859.
DAVID TOWNo9MD,
J. @. HAYaA
apg1-aoW RALPH COLLIER.
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~ Yesterday was day Of excite
ment and action among the voting popula-
tim In fact We have never seen a greater
degree of spirit manifested among the con-
flicting elements The rain, mud and sleet
had no effect upon political ardor.
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Announcement.

DAvsNPoRT, April Z, 1859.
MEssRs. EDIrJRs OF STATE DEM OCRAr Please
announce my name as candidate for the Office Of
Secretary OF the City School Board.
apr8-lt JANIS r. JOHNSON
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E1- Voters will please notice that
Mr.. j. r. johnson is announced as candidate
for the office Of Secretaryship Of the City
School District
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Davenport, April 3, 1919.
TRAVEI.I.ERS GUIDE.

A7-C H. scris.n C3 Dearborn street, Chic ago,
IL an 20 reotv- advertisements for this pa
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EEThe rush for the gold diggings
is unabated. The ferry is constantly bring
ing over teams bound for Pixies Peak in
great numbers. The present prospect for
getting through the State is awful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

New FIRM.-By advertisement it
will be seen that Miner h Brother have Ia
ken in as partner, Thos. II. Haskell, Esq
Mr.. II. is a valuable acquisition to this well
known house. Success to Miner, Haskell
r. 10
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~ A Minnesota paper Of the 3Oth
ult., says, that the ice in Lake Pepin yet re-
mained firm. No boats had passed.
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Local Affairs

~ PRENTICE Lectures on Tuesday
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