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By N. VIGlIE.


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deau md dodvin's sns Residences. aais O. &C., -
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ssicasei streets, conssns oss ~ -
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g. :ss,!s ' s. ' sisss. s
sat- -. sSSg ss1,ss Ne s BOUNDED y Pse,
% 's,1 Nm .ad cn:sss, consisting four "a
8. sQUARf IL. 4. boa,d.d n, r,.....,,..s =.
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10 t. s se1aaE No IS. bounded ;, c.-p cs....
Il. seUiRE : No. ~: r. bonded ;, c.-p, No..
~ R s3gARs No. ~ sSuDsed y MsEs.s
and tees nd e r.
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n oros% .ns maj e = s:ssssd y
eocvsnisnee q ne vendors. :. -
sALE on 4 vEa7 Ioso oaEoI1. 70 s11acF 4 -
second Dsses Pin. sssss.s 20 = CO. ,ss
ny n VIfsNyE - -. 'a-sss
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ones Ne.s Bsahv Ars.As 49, !
1.s..ns md e..o s's.ss: y e III: = -
sId 'o -, me rars1 81 g assse -
property in the matter Of the minofs u AIrs1 =
Mat Du''''.'' to ..se. partition q ;as s.sss'as
. crpr.,r F - =. p a, oriscns. !.
Lssi: ces. ksY :. 80 sS sss.sse g =
Kitchen, ~, thereon; $50 - 9
n ~ 1sse:p,.haulss. RAGS sad o'sas. 81.
q .ps s.. IL. % .
IT, a 81 q
sn ss Fl n aes '''h'' on me
stree. Let ~ $, a.S & m ss sss so...
Isl isst i5sgnta! the c'he. side ard fsetes
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, adjouing d =
scribed lot, measuring French measure. g feekk00
iRss street, BY depth OF ~ i's' asa.. $500.
City or Je66F1Ou. sAss'S +
ali fe6l Committed vthin Rnts,t Nrr.5..
4ASQUARE OF GROUND, designated = psnsn
two, az, bounded BY Robert, st. Denis, UspsrEks
AIDES streets. is1-a3 " 80 77 :.
d SQUARE OF GROUND, designated = nuaAE -
tythree, uS b,unded BY Robert b. Patrick. UrQHEknG
st. Deni. streets: 800
eS BOUNDED bS hobe 81 ns1a 1pnsl a. =
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN NINTURN, DECEASED.
BY j. b. WALTON,

pehse OF tne purchaser. my9
SUCCESSION OF JOHN MINrURN, DECEASED.
one. No. 10 Bank Place
Asy At 1e. as
II M paSs
Of sale before A. Mazuresu Notary Public at the e.
pense Of the purchaser
SUCCESSION DE JOHN MINTURN DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau. No 10 Bank Place
SAMEDi, as mai, 1850, a midi, a PArcade
e re- us
de R'se: de-
IF sssls,s gTs age envrons Is
q psfdeysnt A. Hs.ureau no..e public, .ux
frais de pscquereur. al so myi4 Fl Is
DESIRABLE RI L AND coxxoDIoys suxMER RESI-
Psas ss one and quarter miles
BYL b. WALTON,
J. B. Walton, Auctioneer,
Once No. 10 Bank Place.
pillars containing he tadss FL.
ass Iena9S %
COED order The Lot contains about Of planted
with fruit trees grapes etca fine vegetable garden
sFor further particulars and for TERMS apply Auc
ionser. myA
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District
By j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
A PRIVATE SALE. Will be sold five val.
liable Lots of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. u.s. and g. in square odd
Lots a. rs and IT. form the Of Live Oak and Sixth
streets and measure each 81 feet inches and lines front
sfa s Sn ss,a, depth X. q TO
30 feet 'front.' by depth Of 1875 feet inches
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street,
This elgby situated for residences being within
one square OF Magazine Washington
Avenue and In the immediate vicinity of the
residences in the Fourth District The have been
planted with choice imported shade trees
are prepared to be built upon once.
third cash. and the balance at one and two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public at
tne expense Of The purchaser m3n .
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ENGLISH JELL1Es, SAUCES, PIE 1FRUlTs

ENGLISH JELLIES, SAUCES, PIE FRUITS
- Pickles. etc.
The undersigned have just received direc from
Blackwell London large articles to
which they invite attention
PIE FRUITS-Fruit, Gooseberries Damsons Apples Pums
Cherries Black and Red Curants Green Cages. Necta-
rnes, etc.
JELLIEs-orauge, Lemon, Calls Foot Noyes. Punch and
Madeira.
PICKLES-Pnts, quarts and half gaons-rruit Mixed
Gherkins Onions, Piccalii. Chow Chow, Walnut Caul
flower, etc.
John Bull Harvey. Beefsteak Irish
Relish, Reading, etc.
MUSTARD-Qusrter half and pound bottles of the cele
brated Durham Mustard
TABLE sALT-Superior Double Refined, in jsrs
table use
GOODRICH CO..
rGonlri nandT I. ho,rit orla.s traa
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FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEIV ORLEANS 81 VLNGS SUBSTITUTION
Incorporated March Is, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements Charter of this
institution the following of its affairs published
LIABILITIES.
IA nfP e i; p,.t,: l 19s ~ g g
Amount due to Depositors April 80, 1853 2s2lel 50
Certificates of Deposit
Amount outstanding goth April, 1881. lI,4s6 10
s2a3,t67 20
So 900 N. o. City Bonds, costing. ss6, $40 90
$1,000 ST. Charles Hotel Mortgage
Loans on riedrs Of Bank Stock -. s.,oS 60
Loans secured by Mortgage on improved 0a@N"
city property worth double the amount
Cash-In Bank Louisiana. 50 COS 80
In Vault. l0,4 73-7O,O76 O3 -
---32O, $50 GO
NEW ORLEANS, May IL, is 9.
Personally before Arthur Saueier Third
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans G. Currie Duncan
deposes that the above correct
transcript from the books OF said Institution
g. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before the 18th day May 1852
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish o. O. leans
The Trustees have declared eighth dividend
at the rate of six cent in accordance with
bylaws for the six months previous LIST instant
The dividend due each deposor will paid or placed
to his or her credit deposit be preferred
SAM JONES, Jr, Secretary.
New Orleans, May IL, 1882 my13 At
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BIZ j. B. WALTON,
FINE GUss...,.,,..,....:........... FINE GUNS
HYDE GOOD RICH,
..-... Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW ORLEASs

We haze always on hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns, and constantly receiving through our
European agents; Guns. comprsng all the NEWE 4 PAT
continued relations with the frst LONDON manu-
ae'uIers extending over period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS. enable confidence that facli-
ties for the production of Guns suited the wants Of the
SOUTH and WEST, certainly not exced if equaled in this
market -
We are prepared to receive and execute with dispatch and
views and tastes Of individual furnish them AS
Low AS THE SANE ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the guubuying community Of
the Souh and West for thirty years.
lied to profit by The sugges ions Of their varied experience
have introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICA
and not found in ElNE-TENTtS OF THE GUNS lMPO RTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY!
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition Of every description
Rifles Pistols and Revovers Colts Aliens, RS,
Smith We sons and Whitneys Reporters Sole Agents
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
my7 " Sign Of the Golden Prli- an New Orleans
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RAILROAD to
PIINE'S PEAK!!
As-THRouGH TI1kETs any Of the above places
good mill uedc. be obtained at the Depot of the Memph
and Ohio Railroad.
aPasseagers desiring take this route can purchase
Through Tickets, either by Steamboat Railroad New
Orleas yickshurg Nachea and all nterme late points,
For variety OF sceneyprares mountains lakes catsracs
cities Fashionable watering places resorts
pleasure seeker this is peculiarly attractive whilst
business it by far tbs comfortable certain and
petitions in the country.
/. tits the only from Memphis by which passengers
holding through tickets New York Chicago visit the
cities Of Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo and Albany Ccn
NATL visit Cincinnati Cievelu I'd aud Pttsburg without
ditional expense fare.
II the only road which ot.ss to the passenger
opportunity for choice OF routes. AT Cairo he have the
choice of
II Different Routes to New York.
1t the only direct By which passengers visit
the Niagara Fails, FAILS Of ST. Anthony iratcsa Springs Lake
George Lake Clampan Avon Sp ngs have opportu.
nifty Of esioyng view Of the scenery
on the Upper Lakes the River St. Lawrence and the
Mounsins.
On any Of the north of Ohio there are so
daily trains that stop their
nience without charge fare always superior
Accommodations.
Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached to ali Night Trains running
with this road.
Inquire for ticket. via the Memphis md Ohio and
Ohio Roads.
my5 sm HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent.
THE UNDEKsIGNED HAVE ALWAYS on hand
i tnl supply OF 6. II. Mumm Co.'S celebrated CHI AM
PAGNE WINES
ROYAL ROSE,
CABINET, and
VERZENAY.
Also large assortment of Cruise ls freres BORDEAUX
WINES in cases and casks, at varieus prices.
They offer also Hae SHERRYS, SPARK
LING BURGUNDY, PORT, and saau nyoiae Of Abbots
PALE ALE.
A5~A liberal discount allowed 20 the trade.
WM. MGRE Il QUENTELL
Agents fer G. Ii. Mumnl Il Co., Reims and
Cruise L fls freres, Bordeaux,
au4 Mott Nos. u Gravier and 81 Garondelet 81
nR. b. q. WREN, HoNqGO PATHIST OFFICE
~ corner Of Julla and MAJ. lzine streets. -
Special attention paid to Diseases Of 7, males and Children
milo 3n
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THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted) NJ
meeting closely and with cerniu.y with the Mobile
the Iisois Central Railroads aud with Misss
sippi to
ST. LOUIS,
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO,
DETROIT,
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
NIAGARA FALLS,
BUFFALO,
INDIANAPOLIS
CLEVELAND.
PIrTSBURG,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON,
NEW YORK, etc., ETC.,
Connecting also with The HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
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BY J. B. WALTON.

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED PROP
erty situated on the Of Magazine Juseph
streets, and on st. Joseph street.
RY r. r. WAyTnN
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New ORLEANS, May T. 1859,
- A1-!,O the Stockholders Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Copany-1 leave this evening Memphis
but 70 sccemmodse the Stockholders have horned Nj
erson u Common street between the 10 A. NJ
and r. ~, 10 deliver official receipts who may wish
to make the Loan until otherwise the President Of
the Company C, s. TODD
my9 IT Vice. President 8. p. r. R. Co.
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FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS.
rict, suitable oTx dwellings, situsted the Carrolton
Railroad Depo Succession Of the late JOHN TuRNBULL
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POSITIVE SALE OF A ONE STORY AND ATTIC
bricked bstween postsdwelng with slate roof on
Grsvisr street, at suci on Of departure
BY J. r. Walton
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VENTE TRES LONGS TERMEs POUR NFncpEle
IN partage entire hertiers-Propretes fonci2 ga
de terre ben sitnes, faubourg Avart, Parsfss -
dvisas en- lots Un grand terre dsna r
Jefferson. Yene pour beta endosseAra. q.
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QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
District convenable habitations du der
du Chemin de Fer de CaIellton-Successon feu John
TCRNBULl. ci.devant de la Paroisse de West Fecaua,
dkpsb EtAtr Is
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FREIGHT OR CHARTER-THE Al
T. celebrated baltimore Clipper Brig TALLULAH burheu
~ ons carries $500 barrels and In complete order for nny
voyage. Apply to GEO. W. HYNsON 4 CO.,
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UN ILET DETERRE, desgne par le No 66 e<us.fas4x
les rues Robert. Nayades, Upper Line ct Baccknk
A. uN iLET DE TERRE, desgne par lie No q. kEnapr
rus IN Er Sc sRpe as aes
8. UN ILET DE TERkE dssisne par l. No q -.~
les rues Robert StDayd, Upper Line ct 81. PstIiek
uN ILET DE TEKR 3. designe par % No a. ssnE px
8. UN lLET DE TERRE desgne par e No s., H@Hex
8. in iLET De fERkE desisns par ie No 4, s.n<-
les .ues vaimont, pryades; Dufossaf ct Nsysdss.
10 uE LET DE IERRE, designa par 10 No q. tsnl 1G
II. DIXNEUF LOTS DE TEt RE, dams rfiek - Y ssris
par les rues Front Lcvee Robert Upper Lima
par Les Nos l.2 67s 10, II, 10 Is. A. Is. MI
IL. QuINzE LOTS DE TERRE, dams riles No 4 S.xs.~
les Front. Ieyes BccHs,el ct nufossat dssnxnx
Is bfx.sEF Lurs De TEaRE, dams M i re. l. u.s
les Jersey, Samuel Belcastel ct Duuzsas n1
par le .on Nos l = 4S67s T. Is ii u - = = sees
IA. LIE TIERS INnIvIs DUNE SECTION N rBxxE
dams Ia paroisse Jefr oesigue le No S
es da aspys Msslssippi eontenant 80 aerss 40 l0e
et ans De credit pour blles endossenS, pAtzGQ
GENT d'intere par de leur date jnsoua reeheaEe
PechetIce en- cas- de Placement raisou de
an 1as9na pAuit Placement, garantis par Et
Les blies devront divses par coupons. Il es.E
des vendeurs
Les aces p4rdevant A. Dorocourt notae publ.
des acquereurs. ais Is usx e u n
"A W. FABER'S LEAD PENCILX, 9noE
as 40 cents to SIG per gross.
A9-Sole Agent for the United States,
EBERHARD FABER.
1888 Wilhaa GRxa.
Eev TWk
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Bureau No Passage dc pArcade de Bs.l.l
T UNDI, 16 de maI, 1853, I 1nSta n -.
II vendu d lencah PH6tel de Ia Cite rue d r (i1e
entire les rues Msga:ns ct Camp, yeu dun oe ri
rabe Cour du Troseme District Jadiciaire Il rERAeG
mars 1859 ct aus. dn commencement de Mr.. G. & No. -
prophecies CLAP Is decrites. dams xsre des unnr ak
ct Theodore Soniat Dufossat ain d'enectuer 1azae
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HrNotfcc to Tax-Payers-The Treasurer is
pared for The collection Of all the City Taxes-b
real estate slaves and personal for the
Tax. Payers will ooige by coming forward early.
all I'm ADAM GIFFEN. City Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING CoNpAsY,}
New Orleans, April H. 1859. :
19-Thc business Of this lnstituif0n VIII be
heuceforth transacted the Banking Hou
Camp and Gravier streets.
Rliu A. II. KERNION, Cashier,
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Executive Office. {
H3rWherens, by virtue of act OF he Lee
Kisaure OF the State OF approved March 18TH 1855
entitled act to establish Quarantine for the Protection OF
the Stste,'
have thought proper issue this Proclamation, upon
the advice of the Board of HEALTH declaring all
ing from TRIO de Janeiro Trinidad Vincent St. Thomas.
Porto kic St. Domingo Jamnca and Cuba Vera Cruz Tam
pico and Aspinwa subject quarantine ets
days.
Given under hard and the seal Of the
Rouge this 18th day of April A. D. 1889 Of the
t. dependence OF the United eighty.
third r. q. WILKIIFFE
By the Governor:
my6 lot ANDREW s.. HERRoS Eecretsry of State.
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ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON
jackson street, Fourth District in pejehborhood
Magazine sreeTo be sold without reserve on long
credit, TO effect partition.
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% A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND coll
Etheriige.
&6REFEREECES-Messrs. c. c. Miller 4 Co.; Woolsey
Etherdge Lane Mayfed Co.; Harrington Howard, Of
MANN bfs faDlt &c
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY, .
New Orleans, April 81. 1859.
H1.At n meeting of the Board OF Direc ors.
held on the Eth nst dividend Of dollars malt per
declared payable the stockholders legal
representatives on and after the 18th of NAV next.
JOHN WOOD, Secretary.
The dfcidend will be payable the office Of John Wood
Co.. No. q Camp street, corner Common.
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CREDIT sALE-200 LOTS OF SUMNER CLOTHING.
BY BLACHE e. BEAUMONT,
Auction Room. II Chartres street.
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M,
4la their Auction Rooms II street win
sold -
b1rTERAs-At sale .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
l. A Il T. S T. n f. " S
Nv TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM ~ ls sapPG.


SANDY liooh. Ian .2- Noon The Il N
steamship Europa from Liverpool Jsnuap
= III, passed this port on her way t. New
York
Aapolrons remark 10 the Austrian MINI
Ter exercises a depressing influence notwitl
standing aecthing re, ngraph in the Non
tfeur
Accounts from Italy indicai. rapid,
approaching crisis
The Paris lourse had at one time declined
per cent since New Years, but after
wards slightly improved.
France sent very threatening note 10
Austria, warning her Of the consequence oi
the troops crossing the Servian Frontier.
Accounts from Italy continue very
alarming.
At Milan it was rufnored. but not con
hrmed. that the city was IN state ot siege.
There was great agitation likewise nj Gre.
monis. Modenas and elsewhere.
A scutiie is reported between Hungar-
ian and Austrian soldiers at Cremonis
Further details Of & debate in the span
i.h Senate Chamber in regard to Presiden,
EuchaDaD- message in Relation to the pEr
chase Of Cuba, show that bbohn.ll en-
pressed great surprise at the proposition 10
purchase Cuba and declared that Govern"
ment was disposed to dema' j due ra,l-fAc
tion for such al insult lie declared EN-
phaticaiIy Spain would never secede any OF
her territory.
Austria has abAn doned her project OF
concentrating an imposing force On the
Sci van frontier.
Great depression occurred at Vienna. -
The object Of the conspiracy ut CracAro wa'
to recoyercr the independence Of the Re
public
1t was rumored but not credited. tha,
Russia had succeeded in negotiating losr
of several mililons s,erling with the koths
childs, Of London.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, January 90, is1o.
Local Affairs.
MATT. ARRANGEMENTS.

r.srxns NAIL (suneay exc'p:7d arrives osiiy
a.o xand . ? II closes at 2 an D y.
Wxs1yps NAH arrives daily tsundayr exotp'ed)
=, m ~ and s6Y n clio .es ~ A and III.
sourusES n IL, fr.ms LOUIS am south. rn ms :
aonr,. aratyes Ia. y (sanisys exeepted) at p N !;
olos,s ~ Gal =.
VA arrives daily (sundsys excepisdj at p ~ c'ses
at Ga NJ. . A.
EoaTHsRN NAIL, via Dewitt, AaquoketA, 1c.,
.,riye. Tue.asvs. thursdays and Saturdays, al I
a: closes zuesi sisys, Thursdays and sundays al I
NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL, via LeCIsi-e, Princeton ana iy-
ons arrives daily, (subdays excepted) Al CIV
ees al Pm.
HICKORY ARovT NAIL, arrives Tuesdays ana
Fridays At i2 II closes same time.
BLus 0RAss HAIL, arriv0 1uesdays, ThussoaSs
and Raturnays, at 10 4 closes same time.
war BuTgALo MAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thnr-ixyr 1t ? N { oses same Gays 1T Z A NJ.
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- -

ScorT COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY,"
We learn that this society will hold its an
nual meeting at the Council Chamber in
this city, on Tuesday next at 10 O'clock
An election for officers will take place, and
much bust of an interesting character
will probably be transacted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
For sale.

n Acres beautiful land for ta'e Is acres ~
n " which Il improved, good double log house. III"
water miles from Camden, IN Monmouth road. H.
Torms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful tarms, 16) acres each 30 acres In \
high state OF Improvement, z Nd dwelling houses
ard out-hous good running aud veil water on each
miles ~sst OF the CITY, . good road and near
the railroad g. aacres Os good os and timber Ian !
will 60 with these farms IL desissd. The arms
sdjotnins, timber land AMI coal 8 mites r. A rsr
chance 10 here offered and will doubtless GO
the easy terms on which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House AMI lot on Second street, Grants saw mill.
L,t 200 By 60 feet. Good tWo story frame house,
doe stone basement. Terms easy.
App,yto
Ja28 DAD6 GALLOWAY / SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23

The resolution offered hy Aid. Washburn
and adopted by the City Council, will 60
forth into the Eas. and not only be hailed
with qualification by the creditors Of the
city, but will tend TO strengthen US, and at
tract the attention Of those who are looking
towards the West for fed Of labor or q
place in which to invest capital. While.we
may speak with iast pride Of our position
and importance, let us not forget that We
have q constant labor TO perform TO MAINE
tain that position. This all true and loyal
citizens feel, and will, We trust, most ear
nestly and assiduously labor for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
RrattOm House.

VINHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the tras seiiug public, that he has
opened this large hotel in LIE Claire. The house Is
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniencee
OF modern hotels. The table Will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance win sne
business in the west Is sufRciont guarantee that
his houseis the place stop when you come % the
city OF lie OlAire.
~ Hacks leave the Dratton House every morning
(Sunday exoepted) for Davenport.
uareh1-d3wAW1y 0DWUNtLAKn VropV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
Now Iosk Market.
Upy rELEoRAPH.I

~ TELE0RAPH.1
EEw YORK, Jan ~
PLOUR-Market again better. Sales y O4U bcls
q 3 s5tG4 10 Tor unso rnd 5 OO6s6 ~ for super
State: l6tt5 ~ for extra state b 9La6 % foP
common - god extra WssteRf.
hYE fLoUa-steady and unchanged.
RUcKwHxAY HLouR~-2 81 = Gt2 d. y per 100 Ms.
wHEAr- Buo ysnt. Sales 10000 tu At 35 for
Bed W-stssn.
CORs-Ai.o nrmeY. Ss-s so1 In at s. Tor mix d
Western.
UATs-Active At 5000 for s'ate, western and
Canadian.
RYE-Held af Soc.
Pork Quiet but nrmer; II 756ti, - fCr rev
mess; II 90 - Is Tor old IL - for prime.
BEg1-Be-f hams, 1900
bACON-Du,l.
Cur A8ATs-Firmer Salea 500 bbis citv cured
hams at9H
LARD-Buoy ant. Sales 100 bbls st II Oils.
BUTTsR-Stesdy; 1891 for ttst.; 1890 for
Ohio.
OHsEsB-Quiot but irm; 6N@sh.
WMlSRY-Oull Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23

DIsTRIcT CoURr BLANKs.-Distrlct
Court opens tomorrow, and we have just
printed new blank form entitled, Aft
davit Of Want Of Merits" which will be
found of, great convenience to the legal
fraternity. All kinds OF blanks constantly
on hand, printed In the best style.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23

1Dssenpost ~ askel.

Davenport. Jan. - r NJ.
PLoun-Not much do,rs. ~ coe, 1 81, at Whole.
sale; $5 On retail; white viu,er 17oJ.
BUcEwHEAT FLuUR-Pair supply a. =. 81 = cwt
whoi. sale I; 50 ~ retail.
Whxkr-Apiet x,e receipts W wagon 4sGls3o
for new -prng; 10, for Old.
Bu,KwHEAT-sirm At 40. AaderAte supply.
tCoKS-Aouve deusn at from %,et1sc for corn in
vagoht-n the ear AID 4ses1oc 10. .hsll.d cnrn.-
Upwsrd tcnd-rcy.
OATs-Eew, firm At 30c old. scarce CSC.
PoTA roEs-scArce 81 soar 15c choice lots, e"e
9oeeSSl 10 n retail.
Hoas-No; much doing - 50e1s o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23

GREAT REpuBLIl."-This magni-
fl ent monthly magazine for February is
now out. and can be found at the a
Book Rooms. Seven Years in Ye Western
land" is rich story-well worth the price
of years subscription TO any western
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23

CoRRECTIoN.-Wc are informed by
one of the parties that the school difficulty
mentioned by us in Yesterdays paper was
not of 30 serious a character as stated
Some tall threatening was done, but no
brute force was called into requisition.