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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

MEssRs. EDIroRs Il see by the
action of the commi tee, as published this
morning, that they recommend the contin
uance of the City Superintendent. Now !
have no objection to City Superintendent
under ordinary circumstance But think
it should be dispensed with at this time, on
account OF the embarrassed state of the
finances of the District And again object
to it, as no benefit whatever has accrued to
the District hy the appointment Of the
present incumbent For want Of capacity,
ability and honesty. he has in no case ad-
vanced the interests Of the schools, but on
the other hand, all his acts have proved
INJURIOUS and destructive
Examine the results of last year No
schools were ever put on better footing
than they all were by the Board. and none
iwere opened with more fair prospects Of
usefulness and success. Take No. l. East
Davenport, with three teachers and some
thing over one hundred scholars He fan
cied another teacher was needed, and con>
t,ary to the expressed wish of the Board
and to common sense, h. placed one In, dur
ing the interim of the session" Of the
Board. The result was that the principal
had little or nothing to do but lounge about
In No. 2. stone school house. the school was
entirely broken up to crafty his personal
MI az ~ T. =.
No. 3, his influence was less deleterious, as
but few teachers left through his interfer-
ance, several being retained by visit from
a committee of the Board In No. 4, his
influence was not so bad, as he was in the
school but very little. Less injury was
done in Nos. and 6, as his influence was
still less felt But the worst of the whole
was his betraying the confidence Of the peo-
pie and teachers, by his resigning and in>
ducing other teachers to do the same, on
account of the action of the Board III re-
tanning MIR. Griffith, being determined to
either rule or destroy all tie schools at one
grand stroke. That act stamped his charac-
ter as unworthy the place, and unfit and
unsafe to have charge Of a class of youth.
The confidence and friendly relations Of
teachers was broken up, SO that no more
teachers meetings we're held. thus depriving
them of the benefit Of the interchange oi
sympathies, plans and methods. so beneficis]
to the progressive teacher. The effect was
so bad that the annual public examination
and exhibition. which was to have beer
held the last of March, was omitted and the
schools left to dwindle out without any pub
lie demonstration.
And now what Is the result of his action ir
opening the schools this year, Dissatisfac
ton In all parts of the city; the wishes o
the people in no case consulted; teacher,
employed in direct opposition to the reques
ct the patrons of the school females placed
where males are needed the children ar.
compelled to travel through the ward
from the extremes Ct the city to the centre
tried and experienced teachers turned out
to make room for doubtful pets. and all car
ri'd on for the qualification of one at tn,
expense Of the many. TaurH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

ATTENTION CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Cadets of Temperance have removed
from their former place of meeting to the
new Hall OF the Sons of Temperance, corner
OF Second and Main streets, third ftory over
kuhnen's tobacco store, entrance on Main
street. The Cadets will hereafter, until
further notice, meet on Monday night, in
stead OF Saturday, as formerly. A full at
tendance is requested, as business of import
ance will lie transacted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
NUMBER 29l.

The French ambassador at Florence had
been recalled.
new Sandman loan Of FIVE million dol
iars was expected 60 he announced
The London Times, in an editorial ridcul-
'ng the talk of American slav. holders with
regard to rsviving the slave trade. points
to the renewed activity ef the United State.
government to put down the slave trade as
the best answe~ TO the outcry
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
that much importance is attached To Meter.
nich's mission to ST. Sauvier One Of its
objects is said IN be the formation OF an al
lance between France and Austria, the sue.
cess Of which is calculated TO endanger
Italian liberty and menace Europe.
II is asserted that the Papal troops con
tinue to threaten the legations From eight
to nine thousand troops, with twelve pieces
Of cannon, W ere assembled at Pesaro.
The Belgian Senate had adopted the FIRST
article in the bill providing for the Antwerp
Notifications by vote Of "a to Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
LATE NEWS.
Additional by tho Steamer arabia.
4 EUROPEAN CONGRESS PROBABLE.
Impovtans Address or Victor Emanuel to
TuscanY.

SAcKvILLE. N. B.. Sept. 22.-The Independ
encs asserts that France is making vigorous
naval preparations for the coast defences.
At the meeting Of the Paris Conference
the Ottoman Ambassador announced that
the Sultan had agreed exceptionally and
for this time only. to grant an investure to
Couzar as the Hospidar Of both Moldavis
and Wallschia. The government Of these
places, however, are to be conducted separ-
ately.
The Austrian and Turkish ministers were
called for an early statement Of the decision
they had come to regarding the navigation
Of the Danube They were not prepared
with the required information, and promis-
ed to communicate the observations Of the
Conference to their governmentA
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald contrsdicts the report that twenty
frigates have been ordered to be built at
Cruizat. It says the rumor arose from On
immense order given for iron plates, which
ere intended for the embrasurss at Cher.
boufg
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland
and it wss supposed bis journey had refer.
ence to the intended interview between the
Emperors.
N. De La Gusrronisre had gone 70 81.
seuvier. His mission refers to tie intended
liberal reform Of the press lava
The monthly return Of the Bank Of
France show an increase in cash Of 9, ,760. 900
frarces aN
It wss reported in Paris that Frsses had
noticed the Porte that che does not intsnd
to treat the sues Canal sfEair = political
queetion.
The Paris Bourss f.ll daily. On Friday
the srticls,in the Neaiessr sent rsntss down
20 VT 40o but vague rumor Subsequent.
" was current that 8 treaty ef psass vss
signsd. and the rsntss inpsevsd y eot
e0e.
4 lssssr from Paris Published II shs h.
dspAAdbWss Bslbs. ssys Tie 1npsssp %
France made psAes merely ~ The puspeso
Of putHaS dcwD the ssval sapss9asy Of
EntlsAd. and unlsss ahs Dahmlts eu(eSly
there must bs war.
xing vistor 1masusl sosslvel the Tssssa
delegAsle0 on ne "a jaeA b sep,y . tAsis
A4dssss b thsste1 thsa lhs tAeIs eapssss.
q v!sA ~ A11sesuoa, but nj IL easeas
plith4sst sesle ssly tate plass Ay ths -.
eetlatleas vh!sh 20 sbout'te ts6ss - eeS
obAass q Italy. 3e veulj esppevs ~
teuso u fSuseeay boeDso Ne S6vesA -
hseeo thas 1sssps vsuN .ace vetuS4 -
psAsslst tsvAsds Tssuesy laet vss4 = ~.
eeosslee eslsvssses Vhisk u ueees ~
jAvDfaels sleauntlAbss1. ~ rge4aeaa Ia.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY RyPrRr.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEAocRAr,l
friday Evening. sept. %, 1883. I
The weather was qiite warm to-dsy-,he mer
cury ranging up toAards eighty degrees. We
shall undoubtedly have our Indian Summer yet. be-
fore the cold v-stLe. sets in.
Business was moderately brisk In dry-g@ds and
sroceries ihe grain market was active and the de-
mand was good for Wheat, Oats and Barley q tie
outside figures Of yesterday.
The shipping trace vas extensive. A large lot of
grain was shipped on TIE Belfass, which had been
sccumulating here for about n week
Onions were very dull The st Louis market
quotes them at AZ, which allows no margin to cur
buyers. =
There was sscod supply 81 Prairie Hay IN mar
ket but the demand vas not strong.
Below We give the figures and quotations for to-
day
FLOUR Quotation. unchanged and demand steady
and moderate Shipments 600 bbIs to New York,
and 100 bb,s to Bosom. We quote new sp,ing extra
at So rs sacks, - % In barrels; old wheat extra
S5 90.
WHEAT--Steady and 10 good demand at Csc. Re-.
ceipts by wagon and railroad 5, 600 bu. Shipments
1880 bu.
CsRs-Rfceipts very small and quotations un-
changed. We quote In ear At 40t045c.
OATs-In good dem nd at 27a2sc. Receipts $50
bn.h. shipme mt. 2GOO bu.
BARLEy-S.esdy And bnoyant at 4Oc. Recei, Is
|, $50 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
ONIoNs-lnsctive and demaId declining Ke-
ceipts $40 b1. Shipments 2,170b1
PoTAToEs-Con mon to choice white 40I6Oc
sweet potatoes 9 %.
HAY-UpiaLd prairie 4 so; timothy Sc co.
| fG0s-In better demsnd. We quote at &c whole
| sale; 10, retail
bUTrsR-In good local demand at 2O925c FOR
| prime common II Y (G15c.
CHsEss-westerr Reserve Sc Wholesale and I00
| 19kc retail.
HAMa-Good sugar cured 18c retail common
| l0c
| SHoULDERs.-Good. &c wholesale, and retail, 90
| canvsssed
DRIED BsEP-11c Wholesale and I3c retail
DRIED APPLus-A good article arotsd At lie
Wholesale and l2l4c retail:
! DRIED DPEAcHEs--Unpared II Nc Wholesale and
l6c retail; pared CSC retail.
| C0DFIsH "A good art icle Sc retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

ERRoa.-1n the report Of the com.
mittse meeting Of yesterday, great injustice
is done Nessrs. Lowry and French in the
report Of the Secretary that they were sb.
sent !
The writer hereof was present at the
time of taking the vote upon the exclusion
OF negro children from the schools, and ~
the resolution wss originally introduced. It
read the School Board "bs requested to
prohibit the sttsndanss Of negro children"
Upon this the AYES and noss we're called and
Aessrs French and Lowry voted ays. and
DR.. Saunders and Price voted NO. After.
wards the Doctor concluded that Il would
not suit the voters just a this particular
time. and II was through bic lntstsumsn.
ts'lsy that the resolution va rssensldsrsd
and I" assd ups 70 that be sssla vote upoa
Il without ssmpreuisisg Aimssli before he
people, when ia f1ss hs wss 10 Aver q The
astssasnss Of blast shilarsa q ths public
Bshools.
We NV The "aolgs." tsa ssssiadsd "
would not damage sAs "pe.s by mAkiaS {
slsss bsssst uf he thlaU. ssd u 10 ksa
hat, u Al ssposs. aoss usssa islstsiax u
kssssa Essss sal yssasl, ~ shssld ssl
h4vs sAlpta Il -
Whsa tassa oaasisSss iSh lid sssn lhsy
~ ~ teeses u oAbe1oo sAr tsv)kss attlsS
sssM y ltttA No ~ vi tim 6tt
;ssi - Z. s:se ~ 4! =! /: :'s.:s Z ! !: |,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

LUMBER.-In our notice of the lum-
Der dealers Of Davenport. We neglected to
make mention Of the large stock Of John l.
Davies. corner of Harrison and 4th streets
Mr. Davies has probably the largest stock of
clear lumber to be found in any yard on the
Mississippi river and he informs us that he
can compete with any dealer in the West.
Mr. ID. has planning mill connected with
h's yard. and is prepared at any time to
furnish any quantity of planed lumber at
very reasonable figures
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
New y oPk NJ Askes.
sY fELE0RAPH. 4

EKw YORK. $ pt. %. 1859.
PIouA-B' ter sn Low grad .: demand fair; sal.
=. 500 Dbl at 2564 35 for super state; %O67s "a
extra state; 5Ott4 80 common to good extra ses,
ern, so@5 70 for in'e her 10 good fresh ground
shipping br1 1nds extra round b op Ohio
RYE 1LOvR- Dull 3 t0d4 80
WHfAr-Advsnced q 20 I. ka 50 es at 10 red
west-rn, 2ttd1 80 whi,e do.
kyE-uth NJ SrGS4c.
BAaiEY-Quct
CnRN--ssttrr; Sc r,ixei western
OaTs--3etter; sales at 4G6G43s.
PoRr Il Qie but 6rm; rs rs for prime
bEsF Il ull
BAooN-Qaiet.
Cui MEIrs-Duil
LAsD-firm, saies 100 bhis at I0x@Ilxe.
Butt ER-Firm 1t 1916 Ohio; l7t6?O state.
CIR KsE-strm 81 6h G1oh.
AsuEs--rnchanRe /.
WpesG-Dui 26A26A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

PERsoNALlTlEs.-There are certain
nominees Of the Republican party 10 this
county, who are given to indulging in low,
mean personalities. Now, we should prefer
conducting the present canvass with as lit
tie personality as possible, batif those gen
tlsman referred to. intend casting daily re-
Elections upon our candidates and private
citizens. We will endeaveur to give them .
belly full before the election comes off,
We have the papers. aud know just how to
use them. Except either "horn," fellows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

UTICA. N. Y. Sept 20.--About one hun.
dred and twenty persons are here this even
ing on attendance to the American Conven-
tion, including delegates from thirty coun-
ties, but not all full
Little opposition at present develops itself
to the proposition for a divided ticket be
tween the nominees already in the field.
The Hon. Erastus Brooks. the Hon. Lor-
EMO Burrowes. the Hon. Daniel Ul,man
the Hon. Joel I. Headley, the Hon. George
Satnxel J. Wilkin, James Kidd, Captain
James II. Toone. II. b. Northrup. and other
prominent actors in the American organiza.
ton, are hero.
At present there is only a slight sprink
ling Of outsiders from the other party in at
tendance.
Some slight talk is going on for a straight
American ticket, and some for no ticket at
ALL but for a platform strongly condemning
the "irrepressible conflict" doctrine. There
is little prospect, however, Of either making
headwsy against the eclectic ticket. The
chances at present favor the following can
didates:
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals--Henry f.
Davies, Republican. Certain.
Secy OF State-E. w. LeavenwOrth, Ke-
pnblcan. Doubtful.
Comptroller-Ssnford f. Church. Demo.
crat. Certain.
Attorney General-Charles g. Myers
Republican. Certain.
State Engineer-Vxn r. Richmond, Dem.
Ocrat Doubtful
Tressorer-Philip DGrsheimer, Republi.
can. Doubtful.
Canal COmmissioDer-Wm. 8. skinner
Democrat Doubtful.
State PrisOn Inspector-David p. Forest
Republican. Certain.
C'eIk Of the Court OF Appeals--John L
Lewis, Democrat. Pretty Certain.
The nomination Of Mr.. Church for Comp
troller seems certain. in consequence of tn.
anti-canal record of Mr.. Denniston, the Re
publican nominee. So is that Mr.. Myer.
Tor Attoi ney General. the argument used
against Mr.. Tremaine. the Democratic nom
inee, being his constant opposition to Amer.
canism
The other candidates may be varied
somewhat from above.
There is very little excitement apparent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

Asoiear.--Ws are frank 10 admit
thsS " hays been mistaken h he shavas
tss d The Hes. Jln TAohastsa. We have
bssa sAdassd 10 usks th,s saassmsa, lssm
The lAst tbat hs called % III JaA Yes
Hslss ths assiduoss aud ssstls lsmsa,y clark
= = sis We ~iIaaiZ 5sasss SlJss ssa apslSsIasd
3. = - -. w. :. ~. ~ sksbSsriy Cad Shslilsd
=; aeass as,s y a'n asas y Ss is,s ,asssh.
ess mesS mpse b ssskl u sr6issisa +,
~ VA v - atssise u Sssssss' ~
2aase y esetssas . bsts JplstaeS s. Il,
ees y w UosN Ussea a. ~ Sssiss ~ ~
r''ss;a'| I s'';;;a|ss|s'| '';;;a|ss|s'|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

~ We take pleasure in calling
the attention of our house keepers to the
admirable stock of groceries Just receiv ed
at shipments Hawkeye Store. Our young
friend buys none but the best goods, and
sells them at the lowest figures. He deser
vedly enjoys ar excellent run Of custom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Trsas1eDl House.
I0wo.

VVSHE proprietor of the above named housc and re-
/ Gently II the Park House. has leas Cd for term
OF years RENTED, ranes snd papered my cid stsnd,
iitle north of the court House, Clinton street,
where al my old fFienfs and Others Who may - ne
TO cali will md everytairg In trime order. The
above house ID much the business part ef the
city than the park. which IL nov closed o Hossa.
give me call J. TkUSDELI,
Juiyl Iropfae'oS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

ERRAruM.-ln the published report
f the committee for District No. 3, It was
stated that it cost $3.50 to collect the taxes
Itshould have been $500 1t was also said
that the commissions for drawing and nego-
tisting the bonds was $4,156; it should
have been $1l5G.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

WAUcHUNK. Pa, Sept. 23.-Rain has fall
len steadily during the whole week, and the
Lehigh river has risen feet The creek
running through the town has overfiown
and the streets are covered with water,
ranging in depth from six inches to three
feet. Almost all the cellars are full of water
and the residents are constructing dams to
protect their houses. The Inhabitants have
been at work night and day to provide for
the safety Of their property. 1t is impossi-
BILE to estimate the amount of damage done
To move about the town it Is necessary to
do 30 in boats or take to the hills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

WELL W1sHER'' gives certain
plans iu the Rock leland Aryss Of yester.
osy Tor building up the city and securing
the trade that naturally belongs to it. His
plane and propositions are all we'll enough
In themselves. but be has not hit upon tbs
right one yet. We told our nsishbors, In IN
Item few days ago, whore the magnetic
influence 10 sssrstsd. and " say again that
- long ~ the merchants Of Rock lalaud is-
more pr'"'srs '"1. 10 long may they walt 10
vain for sassonsrs. while Davenport and
her merchants are advancing rapidly IN
commercial prosperity BY The lsss uss Of
shs eoluuaas Of the asvspapsrs. Advertise
% this sids u The river
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-It is we'll under
stcod in Anti Lecompton circles here, that
the Illinois Democratic congressman will 90
into the Democratic House caucus, but that
the other anti Lecompton members will not
1t Is confidently affirmed that they will
support Mr.. Forney for the clerkship, il he
desires the position, and this point being
gained they will support Republican for
Speaker
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

CoRRECTIoN.-In our Court report
yesterday, a Typographical error reported
the damages assessed in the case Of Elias as
Almond. at 81 ,sOO-It should have read
Ellis Us Almond, damages assessed at $l6s,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

A WORD TO THE WISE. If you
want great bargains in boots and shoes, you
will Of course 60 to Dedrick's, first door
above the Post Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

EE The race which took place
yesterday at Muscatine, between Flora Tenn
pie, Ike Cook and Princess, resulted in favor
Of the former Best time made, 226.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
RIVER ITEMS.

Friday, Sept. %.
ARRIVED,
CHALLENGE, Gray, St Louis.
FLORA, Hillhouse, Galena.
DEPARTED.
CHALLENGE. Gray, Galena.
FLORA. Hillhouse, Montrose.
The ALHAMBRA is behind one day. She
should have went up yesterday morning
at 7 O'Clock for Galena and Dubuque.
The KATE CAssEL leaves for Montrose At
Z o'clock this morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

BosToN. Sept pa letter received by
the Arabia announces the death Of Charles
B. Fairchild. He was q writer of merit,
widely known as Ague Cheek.
BosroN. Sept. 22-The steamship Jason
sailed from St Johns on Wednesday evening
for GALWAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
w. ID. BlaiBl, M. h.,

IIAvIN0 located in the CITY Of Davenport re-
III sp%ctsuly socits the patronage OF the citisene.
Having had io1s experience In the treatment cf
DIeEABHS OF THD RYR,
VII give them togethsr with other Practice, HI
faithful attention.
~ Once ~ Brady street. nrst stairo above ~
PONt OfoCs yo1-0mV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

ST LOUIS, Sept. 22-The trial of Joseph
W. Thornton was closed to-day, and the
case given 10 the Jury. who after an absence
OF about fifteen minutes, returned . verdict
OF guilty Of murder in the first degree -
Immediately after the rendering Of the YER
dict the courts adjourned till to morrow
morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Davenport Wholesale Market.

WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-Whest, so ms; Corn she'll
ed, Sc bs Germ on cnb 70 Ds rive b6 ms Oats 36
ms; Bsrlev, IS ms Buck wheat. SO Ds sweet yota-
toe so ms; Besns. 60 ns Bran, 20 MS: Glover Seed
go MS Hemp Seed, ~ bs Timothv Seed, As ms
Irish p tatoes, 60 n, Onions. 81 ms Blue Grass
Scd, IA bs ; Dried Peaches, . ms; Dried Apples,
Ms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

EAsroS, Sept 2S.-Tbe Lehigh and Della.
ware rivers are both rising rapidly. A
serious breek in the Delaware Canal, At
Yardlyville, is reported, forty feet of the
embankment being washed away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

MONTREAL. Sept 23.-The English crick.
eters have arrived here and are in fine con-
dition, and ready to play Immediately.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
L TELEGR APHIC
Arrival Of the Overland Mail .

y LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The Overland Mail
tae arrived. News anticipated at New
Orleans.
Business active, with more liberal remit
tances from the interior.
Greedy was to leave on the steamer Of the
9Th inst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Democratic M Getting.

There Will be a Democratic Meeting at Jones'
School House, 6 miles west OF LeOaire, on Saturday
evening, oath inst.
Several speakers will be present. Per Crder
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
row NNIBBss TICK EFT.
EIE TIl W AID.

There y Ill b. meeting OF the Dcrno Gratis OF tn
Fifth Ward al K-rwiu's HAL ,on IL Claire street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets, on Monday evening
at 7 o'clock. let ~ one turn out to hear the
able speakers who are engaged for the occasion
Pea ORDER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
rayIOR A. RAIIORD.

WEST SECOND sTRHBT, UE CLAIRE
Row. Davenport, Iowa, wholesale and retail
RS In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils.
low Glass, Fancy Articles, Periumery, Mineral
| Gold Foil &c sc Nch9
1IDCTORS HICKMAN AND REID
\vE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE to No %
i street. north side between Brady and Haih.
| .cIl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
q. kouls Market.

Thurs1ay Sept 9. IN
Yt0OA-Vefy oull. City -eapNono q 10; 1cubls
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