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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

0U0LIO notice \ hereby Givsn that Andrev =.
ecutrix OF the es.ate ~ ADexandev ~. 0c6reeor.
aeceose1 hove tAts day nsA thsg soc0snS % exscu-
Tor and sxecu x slSsesatd, md thae . 9enday tns
etA day Of ysne, 1854 at 10 o'ciock ID tne 1ose
noon OF seid day tAsy viii spplv 70 the County
of 0nOst U9nsy, Iowa, ~ noa1 sseele:as . eoed
acceanee 80 70 . DISCHARGED fSeo further doeSss
snd respeaslAiltttes, and that any Defsoo nteseea
10 the saI1 sstats nay sssesd opoa ~ o.
the seA ooao0nts 6 ~ tie abovs sooted ed O..
test the same.
lsssd Dsvsopest, Apsil Itsh, 2 Ia.
A0UDoW J. LAvD0,
aa 0AnA0 4. Noo3D000s
- CoAs. =. pUsaAla, Aleesneg.
WNo9oo dh0y1es Woe0Ga, 0sqASS Su1e & ooets
WI - !; ! ~ ssi. At : !; ~. :. . ..s.,s'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
New Y opk Market.

New Y osk m askees
nv TELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK. Apil I8. 1859.
PLOUR-Heavy. Sales 8 500 bbls at 9O96 SO
for super State: OOG6 4S for extra 0tnts; 8 OO9
y W for common IN goOsi extra Western.
CANADIAN eLOUR-Quet 8 CO07 ~ or extra.
I'VE FL0Ua-43 1904 80
OanA1r>flrm. Sales u, 600 bu ut 11 IS for Win
Ter Bed We.tsrn, u 65 for red Southern.
BARLsY-Du Sales . 900 VI State At sac.
RyE--Quet; s46i8Sc
CoRs- Primer. sales II. 600 bu mixed Westesn
ct 50 0Sic.
OArs-Ouli; 68@.4c tor State and western.
PORE -Hea y. 8aes 100 bbIs st II 90 for new
mess; I6 IS for old mess: ~ 60 for prime.
HEsT-Steady.
BsHS HAMs-Qnet and dull
DRsssED HOES Quiet.
SHOULDsRs-6h96A
HAAs-6@SS.
LARD-Duil; l1tH11N.
BuTrxR-Qaiet, @lic for ohio: 1924 for old
and NJ State.
CHEEsg-Dull.
WHISKY Quiet. Sales small, at o6..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

VLTH8RgAs On the llhdsy Of DecembeT, D lsSS
w etsphen II 6resn execsted unto ss<poen IDomp
cen chattei mortgage eonv<yics 10 him the ersonsl
property described vol OWs 70 cit One MSS iioe
fhreshinG nachise, teise The same one puschssed
by aid Green ~ - d Thompson; which ssh mort
gage ives made % the said Green tor tbs urOose Of
secuSing the payrn<st cf ave orrtsi0 prcDis'ory
rsees soA The iSte d thereon, sgDed ~ said 6TSn.
an dseed the Ist day Of Ans ust = 1855. and pys-
be q follows io-vit One for sevensv. 6ve dollars
du- March D. 1853 and four eseA 'or the sam Of NJ
" Collars psy.bse sevessilv S0eSs s)ceooes
2oth and December lst, 1885, sn1 January lot 49,
I'll % which Dotes, tOSether Win ehe Ts0ase nave
bsea asstRned u Villas Oueeoe
Anh mo satd notes havtss oenaDs dae. 80 tAe
sstA eeephen 0sess having fo1so 70 pey ihe samss
1, william Dunt n, ssslgnes - Aforesaid, % hsssoy
i've this pubc notice. has by virtue Of tee pevev
Il STA mortgage aimed wiIl o0 ootasAay, -
oOth dav oe ApsbL . 166e. tesve~n IL hours of
and o'cieck In the tsroosn Of soA dsy, q ~
Ccsrt 0ouse doos IN the tity % DsveopsSt, espose
asl osss ~ sals at puaic sucstou - posgy sosvs
Aoorrthed. 70 the ht0Aa1e btD4og oeoaoA
Dsasd tAs 1lsh dsS u April, 4 D 1oeo.
WILLIAM DUu700,
s1k1s Asstn0 uss0a0e.
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sayed Advertisements onc.hslf more than
Atsa.
~ Advertising contracts will be understood 20
richly 10 the immediate business Of the adv~r-
I'D all other advertisements sent Ia By the ad-
viii be- charged extra.
ytisements not accompanied With instructions
Inserted until forbid. and charged accordingly.
rs for religious AMI benevolent purposes ih-
me time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
evrrtis~menis.
fttsensents from abroad must be PAID for IN
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acts for yearly advertising terminAble nj the
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tisesn-Dts inserted next To reading matter
mt. adv ance on above rstes. and kept on In
per cent advance regular rates.
ransisGt advertisements must bs paid for IN
ARDSON A WEST. Iowa State Democrat.
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4 SCHEE n co, Der Dsmotrat.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

IERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
ianufactsry for Davenport and nelghboring
ehouse opposite r. X. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
'O'e,s
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co M M T. RCI A l.
DaveupOet N arket.

Dov00pOet Market
DAVENPORT, April l9. 2PM.
MARKET unchanged
WHsAr-Prime old, 81 90; new, 65td9Oc
CoRN-,helled, 55c; ear SOC.
OATs--Od prime. SOC new, 85dslOc
BARLRv-40@46c.
FLOUR-New wheat, IS 90 whole Sale; A6 % re-
tail. OH wheat -four, retail 81 90; winterwheat
-four, 81 50.
OoRN AsAL-Bolted, 81 50 p cwt coarse. 81 70
per cWt.
POTAToEs-75c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

ScouNDRELlsA. = During the past
winter some unprinciplsd wretch. not hAy-
ing the least respect for himself or honor
for the dead. hes been carrying on continu-
al depredstions in the burying ground be-
low the city, which consisted in saving
down numbers Of those beautiful trees which
formed SO pleasing an ornament to those
grounds And not only have the grounds
been robbed Of the trees. but in doing 80
the perpetrator has created other damages.
In one instance in particular, We noticed
tombstone had been tipped over and broken
in two pieces, occasioned, no doubt, by q
tree falling against it. II it were possible
TO ascertain who has been guilty Of such
base sacrilege. the offender should be made
to suffer the utmost penalty Of the law
That cemetery cannot boast Of any attrac-
tons TO spare, and can i'll afford to be thus
fagrantly and feloniously despoiled OF what
few natural ornaments it possesses A lit
tie inquiry and Investigation might possibly
bring the culprit to justice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
New lsOardfn4 House.

New lSONPdfUI House.
TVS subscribers have rsnesa - ntied up alarge
i house situate
o. Th1sAs bo1wooa Aroln anA DsaAV 0tsss
and afe nov DsopArod 70 aeeaQmoaoto tU0o4D dss
booe1ogs, 81 ~ o. olGht Wioh 1D1Dne. Aloo -
eu!ts 6 ioeqe - Z Z I.aleoaa ~ ~.
- StktsSSt : ponstnansna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

BENNETT q. y. WHlTuoMB.
BENNETT 4 WUuTCOMB
ORNRyS AND CoUNSELLORS AT LAW,
jotaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
'acticc In the Courts OF Scott, Clinton, Jackson
u-catine counties, aud In Rock Island county,
nd the u 4 District Court of Iowa.
,ICE-N. W. Corner n lain and Second streets.
JAn1l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

HVHE @ .od Samarltan's Immediate Relief nov 70
L quires shs uodivlded services q tAe underAgnsd
who viii be pleased to furnish In Qusotities eutt
the trsse and relieve tho afitcsed.
apsl5-d&WlW i. BA0NH0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
CHAN. T.. PlLTNAM,
u. VIII z EI.ER,

ORNEY AND OUNSELIOR AT Law AND
otary Public. Ofice, No. 70, Dsvenport's
Main street. Aug29
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ENpORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 1ss.s 1881.

II space charged atthe rate OF ~ 81 Tor each
BAL square.
he half square two thirds Of the above rates,
A.ss Cards not to exceed dimes ol0 % per an.
sch change m additional charge of u esnss
are viii be.msde-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

FARMING.-Many farmers in Scott
county commenced laboring in their fields
in good earnest Yesterday morning, The
good weather so long looked for s at length
at hand and yet there is plenty of time TO
SOW seed and raise large crop. Cheer up.
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CARDS..



DOCTOR x ETH,
INC RBSUMDD TIM PkAOTICD OF
kiysic, respectfully solcits the patronage Of
knds and tho public
~ No. 3 kick9lis Block, over the Bank
pr1-n
"a H0.Dn2 Il BAO.0.OHD.
= WEST SECOND sTRnRT, III CLAIRE
W. Davenport, Iowa, wholesale aud retail
IN Drugs, n hetictnes, Chemicals, Paints, OiIS.
y Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfnmery, Mineral
3oid Poii. Nc, Ae. hehS
'CCORs HICKMAN AND REID
y REMOVED THEIR OFFICE to No 2s
street. north side between Brady aud \ ain
Iarch1-tf
!. a. PARkER. N. D..
YSICIAN AM SURG EON,
cE-with Messrs. Roger n Bowers, No. 80,
tIy street.
8 left with them will receive prompt attcn-
nov2t
HENRY u. ANDERSON,
oRNEy AND OoUNSELLOR At LAW
etropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa Isep24
= T. LANE, JOSEPH J. LAER
usrncys and Councillors nj Inv,
Nos. 4 and &, Commercial Block, south east
~ I'd and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

n =. Dol1w, eQU - DeDeoeAs oeQsxes,
Ne AesNnsse1 Hsenes - tkAsoQes q & 1sear
- ~ c''''s - - sasS"ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

rORNRY AT LAW OfYfce-up stairs, In the
pullding formerly occupied by -. ". Wiley
Second street.
tnass intr usted to hls care will be punctual'y y
led to
5enport, January >. 1889. JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

Al ESTATE h EXCHANGE + BROKER,
nrARy PUBLIC 3 CORNERSTONE OF DgIDs,
CLAIRE ROW-Ls Claire HdN Enfranrs
al Davenp0ss, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
JOHN r. NKWnERN,

fGK and Watch Maker, and Kngraver, Brady
reet. between Second and Thied, Davenport
Try made and repairsd.
Glasses put In Speotscies At reasonable Rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

parties with editing this paper. No bank
ing firm. nor any member thereof. writes .
word for our paper. We consider ourselse es
competent not only for the dice ussion Of the
currency question, but can swallow half .
dozen .uch animsls Is citizen" and not do
any thing uncommon either.
We ed" and o,c" our psper ourselves. and
intend that it shall be hereafter, a. it has
been heretofore. q terror to evil doere, no
matter whether they attempt to circulate
wildcat money. or undertake to eome any
other confidence gsmes. Insinuations that
onr paper is controlled by brokers, will not
hereafter be noticed. but the gentlemen
making them, il they dare publish articles
sIgLed by their own proper names, will be
attended to- But we expect. fearing to be
shown up IS they deserve. they will hersaf-
ter, as heretofore, sneak behind some anon
ymous signature. and, like other cowards.
attack US iu the dark.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
Csnpetit,ea Is tho SPICE Of Trad

'T>O CON FOAM TO the times, the SCOTT HOUSE,
has leduced The price Of transient - sue dollar
per day, and permanent boarders ere nov taken d
three dollars per week and upwards. Il 10 our De.
tesmln alton that this shall be the best dollar house
the STATE,
apr16 ]. J. 0UnPHRBY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19

Consisting in part Of the following, nsmely:
GOO,Oo II Fencing. frsm 12 TO e feet long.
500 OoV II Timber, JOsts aud 8caatoe, oil lengths
and sizes.
100000 n Flooring. dressed and undressed.
200, ,OM It Stdipg, dressed and undT essed.
Hw,V0O Il Clear and oecoud Clear Boards and
Plank
100 bdIs Of M Oh,caaO Shinales. consisting Of
Shaved, Out and Sawed
$40 bdis Of latbs.
9O bdls Of Pickets, \ and inchAa
Also large 90 Itment Of Doors and Sash.
Also large assortment Of an sinds OF Hard Wood
for Carriage snd Cabinet Aakero' use al Of which
We viii sell ct the very lowest market prices at
new yard, coEnes Of 0asSiasa aad Bsusth streees,
Davenport, Iowa.
AI,LIlg0 Z WIILIA00.
r. D. Also IN, 900 Il Of Bridge Timber, SAVED ex-
pressly for Bridges, &1. aog6 ~
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TO--DAY'S ADV'TS.

Extra Spring Wheat Flour.
1OO BARRELS 6snesco Extra Spring Wheat
lVU Flour for sale low. to close consisnment,
by EvANS. CH1W Z CO.
oplY-dtw
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HALL 4 GUlT4AU,
rrORNnYs AND OOUNoDLLERs. NOTARIRs
Public, Csmmissioness Of Deeds for Maine, ver-
&, New Hampshire, 4assaohuseets. New York,
y Jersey, Pennsylvanis. virginia, Ohio. Tennes-
d Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri. once No q
1t one door south Of COAX = Ssrgent's Bank.
A,ly Let, 1855. julSl-d&wlv
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IOuN ~ o.. FspRD


rORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AMI
Notary Public.
ics- Nichols Block, up stairs. Ja2O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
LUMBER! Lumber!

A LLING b WILLIAMS having removed thets
"A Lumb-r YarA to the seraer Of Harrison and
Fourth streets, are now prepared to oer great In.
ducemenN TO purchasers OF Lumber, having
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
HENRY %. ANDERSON.
RI SR. GEO NJ VAN
ITv N ER Il VAN RoOAEN.

ORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, and Eota
- Public. Also agents for the Charter O.A
ns. Co., Hartford. Conn, Capital $3eO, 900
re In Co. New Haven, 4" 46O0,O
lie Claire Block, Davenport. sept
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20

long an habitue Of Washington, who for her
social genius ID pre- eminent above all Amer
loan women. Madame lie Vert, without be-
ing beautiful, either in form or features, has
reigned a. ssbellou since she was ten years
old. She has travelled widely, has visited
nearly all foreign oOurts, can carry on con-
versation 10 SIX different languages at one
time, and be equally charming in nil.
Yet it 10 not in her talents, nor in her
accomplishments, that her fascination lies,
but in the genial sweetness, naturalness,
and perfect simplicity OF her manners, which
seem to give her possession of all hearts
| Her clear, blue eye overhows with the exu-
berance OF kindness, while around the &c.
rene mouth all gentle affections seem to have
1 found a dwelling. She wears dress Of
brown silk with gorgeous bordered aounces
and crimson rose in her hair. The sweet
est compliment ever heard for Madame l.,
| Vert, was uttered to me by one Of her per
sonal friends: "She is like a flower out il
nature.". Next her is Harriet Lane OF thu
! "Whte House," Mr.. Buchanan's niece.
blonde, cold and statuesqae; pure and pas
sionless as marble--ono's very admiration
gives them chill. She stands in veran
dan, the capital in sight. spray OF flower
in her hair falls low upon her bare and beau
klIut neck. one tooAs u inoucl VI Ecpooc
the very Miss Lane whom the papers assur
US ''receives with great dignity" And then
Lady Gore Oseley, tho Yankee English wo
man, who had seen fit recently to dip he
fingers into Nicaragua rtfairs who rules no
only her dear ''Sir William,n but our lady
like old President. Well, she is coarse an
homely enough; and, according to the no
ton of your "0wn Correspondent" 10 dress
ed in horrid taste. She wears n string 0
Jets around her head Of the size of wnlnu,s
another around her neck Of equal rotundty
She does not seem to care for an ample skirt
and has utterly discarded the '.line OF beau
sy" in its ''fall, J" for il is "skimped," short
er behind than before, and the hounces cnrv
up on tho sides. But she has falcon eye
! and her whole bearing indicates. in eve'
more than an ordinary degree, the woman
penchant power to "rule."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20
Anecdote OF English Lawyers.

/ Lord Thurlow was famous for the rough
ness and brutality of his manners, qualities
in which he WINS hard to be excelled, On one
occasiou, however, be met his match. The
story goes:
| "One day he was sitting in his private
room to hear some application at the time the
Lords were assembling in their houses. Be-
| ing unable to commence business without
their speaker, they desired Mr.. Quarme, dep
uty usher of the Black Rod, to 90 to the
Chancellor and tell him the Lords were as
sembling. Mr.. Qnarme went and delivered
his message. ssUmph,' was the only reply
which the Chancellor vouchsafed. The dep
uty usher returned to the house; some time
passed and Lord Thurlow did not make his
! appearance. A peer went down TO Mr..
Quarme and begged him to go again, and
tell the Chancellor plainly that the Lords
were waiting for him, and that the hour APP
pointed for the house meeting had long passed
and that they could wait no longer. The
deputy returned to the Chancellor, and, with
some emphasis, repeated the message with
which he was charged. The Chancellor
deigued no other reply than his accustomed
growl. But, my lord,' said Quarme, with
some warmth, Il must haveyou loidship's
answer. The Lords are waitingp Oh
the Lords, said Thurlow quickly, fixing a
| look Of rage ON tho usher. You may d--n
the Lords us much as you ike exclaimed
1 the undaunted official, sbut Fm,--were YOU
twenty times Chancellor, II you shall d---n
mel' The Chancellor gazed with astonish-
meat at Quarme--the andacity OF mere
servant of the house thus boarding its chief
excited his amazement. AT length his fea.
/ lures expanded into smile, and rising from
l. L.. IL Dr lava w, n
| bold fellow. come and dine with me to-mor.
! row. and 50 will, replied Quarme, with
! whom, ever after, the Chancellor continued
on terms of friendship
! The following anecdote of Sir Albert Pei
/ is worth giving, and may perhaps apply to
some verbose practitioners at the present
| day
i ssSir Albert Pell was another instance of q
successful advocate who never strod the prin.
rose paths Of fowerv speech. He was ia.
nous for violating every rule Of grammar
/ and pronunciation whenever he opened his
mouth. Verbose and prolix, he yet succeed
ed in getting verdicts, and his secret may bs
| learnt from this anecdote: A gentleman
who happened to be in the room with him il
IN important cause in the neighborhood
made some slight allusion to the tantologou,
/ speech which the learned counsel had delv
cred. Peli Immediately acknowledged tn,
Justice OF the censare. Il certainly was con
foundedy long, he said; but did you OBJ
serve the foreman, a heavy looking fellow il
"A yellow waistcoat. No more than one idei
could ever stay in bis thick head Mt y time
and resolved that mine should be that one
go | hammered on till | saw by his eyes tina
he had got it. Do you think | cared --
what you young critics might say?'
Lord Brougham used to say of Pell's styi,
of speaking, .'that il il were not eloqueno,
it was peiioquence, and deserved to have
chapter Ia books Of rhetoric to itself"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20
q oal! g o Al!

UNIY "a NENTN UEYTV EWEWT
fstllE New yoss aud Pennington Coal Co. having
/ such nneqnslied facilities for getting their
Coal 10 market CHEAP (not being IT IN expense
Of having it hauled from one TO three miles with
teams ~ All other companies are are enabled there
by to furnish this superior article at the How price
OF IL cents per bushc delivered to any part of the
city. A trial will satisfy any one that ~ 10 the
best Coal that comes 10 this market. FINE Coal
for sale At 10 cents per bushcl delivered
Office Thru street, near Main, over Chaplin
Lee Bank n. r. PLATI.
No charge for Coal II not rs represented.
Jan. 1bi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20

From work by Rev. VIM. Thomson, for
twenty years missionary to Syria-just is
sued By the Harpers take the following
description OF some of the customs OF the
East, which explain illusions in passages Of
Scripture otherwise obscure:
Nearly every body wears seal ring on the
finger, suspended from his watch chain, or
attached TO his Iursc, having his name en-
grased upon IL; and this he afixes to all i'm
portant letters and papers--a Biblical Gus
tom preserved in all It's extent. Ii you wish
TO be very respectful, you must take largo
sheet, and the lines should incline upward
toward the left corner Of the paper. Ii must
be folded long, like documents on file, placed
within u nicely-cut envelope made for the
occasion, and the address written across the
letter. II must be sealed. The open letter,
therefore, or paper sent by Sanballat to Ne
hemith vi, s, was IN insult. Arabic books,
both manuscript and printed, begin where
ours end, their first page being our last.
The people OF this country sit at all kinds
OF work. The carpenter saws, planes, and
hsws with his hand -adxe sitting upon the
ground or upbn the plank be 10 planning
! The wAsherw omen sits by the tub /; and, in
: word, no ono stands where it is possible to
sit. Shopkeepers always sit; and Levi sit
| ting 1T the receipt Of custom il the exact way
to state the case. There are no ladies' sad
de II s;-!., 50 the vcm.r ride ;ns. re &c
the mon, which nppsnrA to as not only un-
graceful, bus not evan modest. Though ORR.
entails are very jsalcus OF their privacy, YET
they ncvsr knock when about to enter your
room, but walk IN without warning or cere-
mony. Its nearly impossible TO teach an
4 Arab servant 70 knock Ct your door. They
give warning 81 tho outergate, or entrance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20
NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE or SPLENDID PuRulfURE, L C

nN MONDAY, the e4ah AAy 81 an.
OuaTy, 1850, and days following, there will
be cold, at the residence IT Jaaes l.s Estes.
in ksokuk, Iowa, all the kuTnisare and
Hous0hotd GoOds now Ia said swelling,
consisting. In part Of one GRAND Pisno, sfool and
covers Cos spi sndid Rosewood Ktasis, two large
lt.frame Mirrors, and completes Rosewood suits
for double paflors, two compicte Rosewood suits
for bed chambers one Mahogany and Que Eastwood
suit for bed chambers, splendid osk side board,
sxtonsion-tsbl and dining chair nak hat rack and
hall chairs, large lot Of oil eliot b, carpets (Brus
cells and veivet), curtains, tlinen. lace, damask,
silk and bIocatcile), four steel engrAyngs, four
china toilet setts glass china and silver ware,
sheepsk In and velvet matts, io Of stataeltcs and
fancy articles, chandeliers, pendants snd side
lights for gas, Iron yerandsh seats, marble vases
and statues, Hercules y" Mercury" .sanmer"
and Winter 1a, No.
Terms OF sale, Cash, Sales 10 commence at 10
| o'clock =. IN. each day.
Said articles will be OPEN for the public to ex-
| anime Saturday, the 18th Of January, before the
day Of sale, and private sails can b ed c.sd BY ap-
Attorney for Noacnoss, MsLLxs AGO.
jan. ~, ieo-dzw
DEPPEK and Spice for sale low, to cl..e con-
cLEaHoRN, TAYLOR CO.,
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Tl,EA.-Y. Hyson, Imperial and Black, all very
| choice, for sale low by
cLEaHoRN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
I JhuiaulW A0NeGs
ion BBLs. FLOUR, ehsiss quality. for sal.
| janl4d1w Leyee.
! DUTTER--IO bills. freah roll, for sale BY
- CLEdH0AN TAYLOR 4 CO.,
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'INoBACIo. boxes choics for sale, to cioss
cLEaHoRN, TAYLOR CO..
| janl4dlw Lsves.
E,lkE BRICK and FIRE CLAY for sale by
T. cLEanoRS, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
ianl4dlw Lesss.
tOM RENT.
,rWo STORE ROOMS, corner u Main and 1911
l streets, low. Apply TO Sc CAREY,
jani 2dot No. IS MAin-st.
=. ". cLAaxrr. q. sRowrs. WI. oLAakr1
CiAgst., nrowse 4 CIagett,
/ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
kEoA TX
ofhce on second-st., In samples Building.
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ma. y. sEYYTARTH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
oonsxs or rssrH AID nsea-srs.,
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NEW BOOKS.
|TNQUlKE WITHIN; or Over Three Thou
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-20
CAPIToI. aknsTAUMANT,

r Ed d N CT o MS BIZ &C X.
rIsiE Proprieiora having re-opcnel and refur-
nishsd the Capitol Restmurnns In ths
most thorough manner, arc prepared to furRiah
meals at oil hours and al Row rates.
Ihsy will always have the beat the market af-
fords. Oysters aud tame served up in every style.
Day Board, pr week, S..
Rooms suitable for Offices or Lodgings, In the
same building, for rent very low, BY tho week,
nonth or year.
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LOWELL HOWE, rroprs'ors'
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