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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
River Items.
ARRIVED.

June 4th.
War EAGLE. Gabbart, st. Louis.
BLACK Hawk, Haight. Dubuque.
LAKE CITY, Blake 81 Paul
DEs MoISEs, Hatcher, Keokuk
DEPARTED.
June 4th.
War EAGLE. Gabbard. Dubuque.
BLACK bAwK. Hsight. Kee kuk.
LAKE CRY Blake. ST. Souls
Dxz MoISEs. Hatcher, Dubuque.
The fine steamer Minnesota Belle will be
up and leave for St Paul this Saturday
morning at l2 o'clock.
The Metropolitan will be down and leave
for st. Louis. this morning st o'clock.
Keokuk will be down to night, and leave
for Keokuk and intermediste points on
Wsdneday morning At o'clock.
The Fred Lorenz will be down to night,
and leave on Monday morning for St Louis
at7 o'clock.
ne river was stationary at this point al
day yesterday. and since Friday ct Locn, i,
has not fell an inch. The total fall has been
three feet, three inches, and the water at
dark last evening stood III feet 8 inches at
the draw pier Of the R. r. Bridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing malls In tls pAVsap0''
Post ONE.
EAsrxgs MAIL, arrives AZ s:s5 y and S;o0 = u
clo.es al g 10 A MAJ 5:SO ~
EaaTurnsM.Tr. via Dubuque -nd Northern Iowa
arrive. al 8 51px c.oses sat s.ls NJ
SOUTHERN n IL, from 3 = LOUIS ana ~ uthern ~
souri, srsfyes at 20 r N: closes at y 10 H.
WETysy AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives a.
$50 n closes ~ $50 n.
rIIIsols W w.yHAiL, arrives 6:45 ID and $50 p
n; closes al aud D y
kIysR NAIL souTH, including river towns aoovest.
Louis the Missouri River, ket-ssks anu AAn. az,
vi. .Hannibal 81 Joseph y, arrives ~ ~ A
N clio at4PA.
RIVER MALI In clu fling river towns from Ciaire
To Lyons, arrives at 8 A y clio "a at o'oo y.
EoaTHERs NAIL, by lsnd, up the river, srrtses ~
m Sundays wefno siays and fridays: Costs Al
spaen Mondays. Wednesdays aad Pridavs
BlrxGRAss NAIL. arrives at IL y, closes II AZ u
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturosys.
AMrTY MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ Tcesosys
and Fridays.
lsAxosA MAIL. arrives and closes IN u N, on
Thursdays.
The flee viii be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to 10 ii.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

F Mr.. Edwin W. Baker received
. letter yesterday from his brother, who IN
company with q brother Of Mr.. Frank
Plumer, and Mr. RuLdett, left here on the
25,h of April last. for California. The letter
is dated Nebraska City, May 2sth, from
which We have been allowed TO make q
few extracts.
The party reached the Missouri on the
10th Of May, 'and had passed over 500
teams on the way back from Pixies Peak.
THE returning parties cell off everything
they can dispense with and for what price
they can get Mining implements and
whiskey are at terrible discount. Pick
axes bring ten cents each. No reliable news
can be obtained from the diggings as the
majority of those we have met returning
have not been out to the mines. Our
teams are in good condition and We yester-
dav laid in enough corn to last US until we
get to Fort kearney. and from there We
will depend on grass
Messrs. Baker Plumer and Rundet. in
tend pushing on to California, which we
believe was their intention when they start
ed from here.
The letter contains no special news, far
ther than what we have heard before
Every returning team pronounces the Pea.
Q humbug.
We understand that four persons arrived
here yesterday from the road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

F 1t it as good as a circus, to
stand on the Steamboat Landing, and hear
the agents spout aud blow, for their seve-
RAJ boats. At the present time, there is
three regular Packet Lines, between this
city and St Louis below, and Dubuque and
St. Paul above. The Express Line, has
for an agent, W. F. GRovENBuRY, Esq long
and favorably known as the "only authori
zed" The Northern Line" is represented
BY Mr. SANDERS, and the Mail Line by
Mr. FRANK WATSON all good takers, and
perfect master of that peculier style of Ian
guage which has such a beneficial effect
upon nervous ladies' For example:
Agent NORTHERN LINE.-Well, you Just
hold on Frank, till the Northerner gets q
fair show for brush with the Black Hawk
Ii old Afford don't dust he1 HIS . smoke
house.
To this somewhat emphatic declaration
An equally emphatic rejoinder is returned,
and as the crowd gathers on the levee, the
war Of words becomes both fast and furi-
Gus.
During the progress of this interesting
dialogue, the "only authorized" is very
busy selling tickets to up river passengers
for the steamer War Eagle, they OF course
understanding that that boat was to be here
the same evening; but unfortunately for
them. the War Eagle had left here fer st.
Louis but three days previous, and with
ordinary good luck, would be back on her
way up. in about one week. The non
arrival of the boat, however, was no fault
of Bills; and as the passengers had called
fo- tickets on the steamer War Eagle, the
"only authorized" could do no less than &C
! commodate them. It has been slyly whis-
pered that Grove draws his salary from the
hotels, and not the steamboata There II
no truth in the report, however.
Passenger are allowed to name their OWL
prices in purchasing tickets, and if there
happens to be two opposition boats here a
the same time. they must not be at oil
troubled about getting 1t too low; fol
money is no object to . steamboat. VI
have seen passenger tiskstsd through te
st. Paul, in the Cabin, for two dollara A
these figures il Il much cheaper for per
con to travel than 70 stay at home.
The vasious lines Of stsamboAts running
on the upper Mississippi. have been surtAil
log their szpsnsss, vAish y I'll vssy veil
| bat vs think they vsald havs dsas nssl
bssssr u he he'd spset nsdssats suu 4
i sistetlslas. 1hh y W. ~ tAisO ~
j lossll bet11pps1s - - 49, ~ sleea
la.s ~ - Abets Sn1 49, tesas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
l. A Il F. s + NE w S.

BY TELEGRAPH. J

NV York, June 4.-Tne steamer Van.
derbilt took out nearly 400 passengers and
upwards OF 81 100000 in specie.
The City OF baltimore 270 passengers
and upwards Of 100000 in specie.
The Catawba brings Havana dates TO
May 80. Commercial news partly an,ici-
pated, VIA New Orleans. Freights active.
Health Of the city good.
Col. Robertson, formerly U. 8. Consul at
Havana. died on the 2S,h.
The U. 5. steamer Walker arrived on the
3Oth.
Three French war vessels had been lying
outside Havana, waiting dispatches for the
CatavbA. and sailed Immediately on receiv-
ing them.
The Catawba brought over $50 passen
gera
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
co Nj M E RC | A l.

icy TELEGRAPH.

BY TELE0RAPH.l
NEW YORK. June 4. 1889.
FLouR-Dull and heavy Sale. I, 100 Tbs At 8 50
@6 20 June inspectiou super State; s0t11 10 ex-
ira STATE; 8 s0G7 IS common 10 good extra West
ern.
WHEAr-Duli and heavy sales small; Is extra
Southern; l 80 white southern 2 90 white XIV.
BsxLEY-Dal Ssles 900 bu old stsSe at 6S:.
RvE-Hrm-F; co.
CoRs-Q Q net /; GALES small 92c white Southern !;
9oG9Sc round yellow
.ATs-Duli; 53457c
PoRK-Luli and neavy. Sales 20 bbls st l6 So y
new mes-; "a rs prime.
BEKH-UnchAng-d.
BACoN-Advsncing.
BEEF HAMs-Qniet.
Cur NE Afs-Dull
LARD Stea y 11131zG12h.
BurTER-steady, 1oSlsc for new Ohio; 1880
State
CHEEss-Hesvy; 5G94c nev State, .as in quail
ity.
wHIsKY-Dull and nominal; 26c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

FRosT IN JrSE.-Iows can't be beat
in getting up weather. For come weeks
we have had very curious changes in that
line, from cool to warm, from hot TO worse,
and from wet and stormy, TO dry and suhry.
But on Friday night and Saturday morn
ing. the ground was actually covered with
frost, ard the thermometers IN the city
stood at freezing. point. 1t was quite cool
and windy on Friday afternoon. but that We
should have frost this late in the season, wss
beyond the expectation Of the Oldest IN
habitant. However, vegetation is too far
advanced to be damaged much. but the
corr Will not be benefited any. The late
fruit might be retarded by repetition Of
the wintry visitor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
Arrest Of r dwsrd Bacon.

GLOUCESTER. June 3rd Edward B. Ba-
con, master Of Schooner Elizabeth, of Hy-
annis. was arrested here this morning on a
charge Of returning 10 Norfolk the fugitive
slave. Columbus Jones, who was brought in
to Hyannis ty the brig Ralson. Bacon
ed for an animation. and gave bail in
$4,000, to appear before the Supreme Court
1T RArnstakl-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

Ii 0rse R ace .

NEW y oRK, June 4-The races over the
Fashion course commenced yesterday.
The Jamaica stakes for year olds was
won by Pa line. Time: 52-l SO.
TIE Jockey Clubs handicap was won by
Bill Chea.hsm, ole mile and half 10 2 As
The two mile race was won by Bill DeariDg
in 8 IA to ) T.
In The last race. only one heat, r.
Walker. the contending horse, broke down
and was withdrawn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

IMPRovEMENTs.-O new Street
Commissioner, Mr.. Baker, is improving
Rock Island street by grading off the drain
towards the cutters on each side OF the St
The work has been commenced by small
force at the foot of the street, but we un-
derstand it is the intention to put on about
80 or @ men this week, and go into the
work right. This is a commencement on the
100000 appropriated for Street improve
ments
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
EDUCATIONAL.
TIPT q Ms
TIP II O. Ms
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND sIEESS
MEMS
. q Il l. II q II
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, by DAVIS 4 Tip,ou, April, 1855.
S. g. TIPTON,


UouNG MIN " II Hnd, BY roIer inquiry, that.
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very advantages over IN graduates CT ~
other Com nercisl Institution In the country The
CorRsH OF STUDY Comprises both foreign and do
nestic tr iness, am embraces MATTER OF PsACTieE
In COMMERCIAL SCIEscE AID ART-wholy un-
tno~r to comun n teacher--whith, te IL Is obvious,
vii greatly enhance Lis claoGes OF success IN bus
meas.
SPxNCERIAN FgNNASsHIP-tbe mist Beautiful
sy.tS in he worlds taueht ct ths College In al
is. 8, both practic.l and orDam nta. A GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WaIIING is guaranteed - Ill Who
complete the course re
0ne tim sasg I'd as anothsr, II commence. You
pay for The you set and not for the time
consumed at this &C osl.
A BKAuTIYUL ENGRAvRD DIPL0NA-li' hosrsphed
bank tie paper, which the possessor can fld up
and pia'e ! his port monsie-is awarded each grsd-
uste This i. a nov.l and unique Z, Ature never be-
fore introduces ip.o Q College.
Tu.thn: $40. payable 'isbly in advance, 'nti
ting the apple, 1t 10 Life Scholar,hp which will
also be good at Davis Commercial College," st
Peori.. Sons Of Ciergsmcn half price.
separate ias.ru,ti u given 10 Pen snshtp.
Ru iness men and frirt ds Of education are re.
tpfct'ny in lied to call.
P,rCircuiar, conts'ning fun iufor nation. please
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

G1- Specimens of Camel Goa
from the mines Of Messra Clark Il Young
brilliant fire. and if it can be furnished in
airy considerable quantity, it will undoubt-
edly supercede the common smoky coal
now In general use.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

F That little deaf and dumb girl
was arrested on Friday, for stealing. She
has been saved from drowning several times
by persons at the steamboat landing. Every
boat that arrives she goes on board and
wanders all through the cabin and upon
the hurricane deck, even into the pilot
house She should be kept at home or sen.
to the State deaf and dumb Asylum.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
From BostOn.

B,sroN. June 4-The steam frieate Min
nesota has been hauled to the Navy yard
She is to be dismasted aud her crew paid off
Monday or Tuesday.
The Gun boat Naragansett is nearly ready
for sea.
The new steam sloop Hartford, is at an
chor in the stream ready for sea. as is also
the sloop Levant The Constitution vii be
ready in few DAYS
The Post office is being removed, to-day,
from Somer street back to the old site on
State street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
D,mocr.,,c County Convention.

The Denoor,oy - Scott County are hereby no.
tined ,ha, Convention Of e gites, fr IN he on
ferent TewnsLps In this COUNTY. VIII De ne ~ ths
Court Hous- fn Dsve npnrt, On Wednesday, lfe 70
o. June, At o'clock 2 NJ. The object OF this Con-
vention Is TO select Delegates 10 attend the StA's
Conyentio lon at d . Moiues on the % inst. Sot'
U, unity 10 entitlei 70 IL De esates IN that CohVea
tion rhe diff rent Township Ctmmi ties are re-
duested 70 cali meeting. and send Delegates TO the
County Convention. The rate II representation i'
one Del.gafe for every 30 Democratic 20 es cast al
the last Octo er election and additional fer every
fraction over So IOHNS,
Ck'n Dfm. Cenfroi Com for scott Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

ANOTHER SMASH CP AT TIE BRIDGE.
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, a
large raft in coming through the bridge.
struck against the first pier on the Iowa
side, and was considerably broken up. The
floating pieces lodged at the foot Of Brady
street. with the exception Of some loose
boar 10 that were picked up by skiffs. As
coon as the raft struck, six skiffs were out
in the river waiting for the broken pieces.
and We noticed one man actually taking
boards from off the raft, in the face of the
owners, who were too busy with their oars
to prevent the outrage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

MR. l.. IL. MITCHELL will open a
Select School in the Stone School House
No. . on the 18th inst. Mr. Mitchell is too
we'll known 10 need any commendation
from US. His scholars passed an excellent
examination for admission TO the lnterme-
diate School
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

ES- Next Tuesday morning We pro-
pose having something to say regarding
the Gas Company and their contract with
the city That the city is legally bound to
live up to that contract-receive and pay
for certain amount Of gas, we think can
ha easily proyen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

DoN'T MIND WHAT OTHERS SAY, but
buy your Boots and Shoes of Dedrick. lst
door above the post office. He sells cheap
er than any ether concern in town can pos
sibly do. Ny 2s:tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
E The Scholars of the Interme

xN Tie SCLOIars OF tHC IUtCIHIC
date School held picnic on the Island
yesterday, and had delightful time. They
returned about five o'clock, only regretting
that time wasso swift. These pleasant re-
creations are very beneficial. and IN fact
necessary for young persons confined in a
pent up school room. Elk days in the week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

~ Don't mind what any one
says, but be sure and buy your Boots and
Shoes at Suits. No Nichols 'Block-where
you will find the largest stock, the bes.
goops and lower prices than any one else
will cell you. diff
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Aivert.seuenta onc.hAlf more than
usaal rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii be unders,ood 70
apply strc.ly tile immediate business Of the sdyer
tser All all other advertisements sent In BY the sd
sert..er vii b. charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Notices for rslig Gus and benevolent purposes In
serted time free of cost, thereafter charged -
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for an
earIdtfg IN GfUdnee. unless from approved Agents
Cpntrasts for yearly adyertlsing teTminabe At the
option of advertisers they paying Advancement Of
% per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next 10 reading matter
20 per cent advance above rates, and kept on in.
SIDE 25 per cent sivsnee on regular rates.
All transieat advertisements must be pSid for In
odvanee.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
LANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. fischer l. co, Der Dsmokrat
HARRINGTON wILKIE. Daily Evening Hevs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
Select School.

II. AITCHBLL y Ill open . select schoo, In the
LIE 70 N Of the school bull ling In sub district
~ 2 on koLd.y the IS b list. Text books and
csssiacaton 70 be the same in the public schools.
&c enc.s-John I Henry, Isrsel Hail end Ds.
vepport City School Board. Je5lw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

GREEN PEAs.-Hayes Il Trout re-
eeived yesterday, the first green peas that
have come to this market this season. They
were very fine
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

WATCH HIN.-For some days past
our town has been the receptacle Of mum.
Der Of prowling entry thieves and midnight
burglara A few days ago one Of our citi-
xsns VAS called on By very suspicion.
looking person in quest Of something to
eat He was furnished With hearty break.
fast and watched elessly until hs lsft ths
house.
Yesterday. he visited the same house and
wanted nonsy, ustinss bitter complaint
ahest HE haad being disabled. and sarryial
Il u hls hsssA This tlss hbAsllsas W,
= sneglSlsss thal b ~ stdasd ANay
sope1 h1s1sk ~ el1fasne sAselo = Z
- ,.s !. s'.s11as..,a = = 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

NEw BEDFORD, Nav At is reported in
this city. that an agent Of the French VII.
tied Fair Haven to-day. for the purpose OF
purchasing the new clipper chip, lot yet
named, recently launched and OWED by
Reuben Fish, Of Fair Haven.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
Local Affairs

rE There was considerable actlvl-
ty in the streets yesterday. and we think
our merchants did very fine business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

D1AMoNs.-The ancients attributed
extraordinary virtues to the diamond They
believed it could not be broken BY the
greatest blow but Pliney says that if it be
soaked in the blood of . goat it may then
be broken. The people of old. also believed
that diamond kept in the house would
prev ent domestic strife between man and
wife. This was mere imagination but
there is diamond that may be kept in
every family. which has this virtue, and
that is good temper-the possession Of
which, 10 insured to oil who wear the sle-
CANT Summer style Hats sold . Farranfs
27 West second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
THE GREAT WESTERN
In>WramCc d Trust COMPANY.

THE GREAT WEsTERN
Gn>NraMCc a. Trust COmpany,
a. their ofi.e n the CompAny's binding,
4O3 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Ry tbs arrarc' me nj the incerne OF the GRE4
WE>TFRy INSCR iNCE AND TRUST coz
IAHI vi be lag ly augmented AID yer $3.50, 90
added TO its asses, Of which Slo0 coo is Fret
Norgs with Bo ID bea ing six per cent interest
on In prov ID prouer'y. wo,th l. the amount !;
whi h gives the 1mpany over $3.50 COO Of Avail able
means 10 meet abil ties.
AL runnItg risks Of either Comrany are as
wed and any loss that will be Pre- mpt
ly adjusted and paid
Fire, Inland. Gnd Marine Cargo Risks Taken on.
the Ast Fdeoratie 7erns'
Respectfully sol it ng your business, we are
Yonr obeieot servants,
CHas. @. LATHRoP, Pes.
WV. DsRLI,G V"e-Pr-s
N. SHIPN \N, 81 vice-pres.
(Charge Of Branch Once, New York J
JAS WRIGHT, Sec and Treas.
O. s. RUSSELL, Ass'i Sec.
DIRECTORS:
Chas La,hrop, Hon VIM Oar ing, c Shlpman,
Jno Hunter, Alex whilltin. I'll Gillespie,
1 Hazlehurst, Daniel L Collier, Jas smtn,
Chss Harls-, HTracy J J Slocum.
R M'Curdy, Francis Tsfr.
Z. FAY. Agent
msy24-d6m No. 10 Brsdy-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

New ORLEANS. May 4-Contrary to th .
reports in some Of the Savannah pspers,
there has not been . single case Of yellow
fever in this city. this teason.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
M A0 - - N R'0
MINUTE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
AZ ImproveA fer 1850.

WITH Stamped Iron Covers and Bottoms-
W Timed.
The onl, Freezer Known which b constructed %
trae scientific er,nciplep.
The Cheapest, Best and most Rconcmicsl. requir-
ing less Ice end less labor than any other bling q
the sme tine the most durable In structure, And
most certain In tts operstso00s
Sole agents Tar the United otstes.
RHfOaAI { Co..
AsnueacturerD Of Japannsd and Yianished TIN
ESQ Pearl Stree New Tesk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
Il. u. PATTON,

A rroRNEy At Law. 0nce-up stairs, IN the
a buildirg formerly occupied BY j. ". Wiley,
vest Sec lnd street.
Busiress intrusted to his care VIII be punctuaiy
sttende" to ,.,o
nsvenport January 9. 1889. JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
Notice.

I HAv1 this dsy, ~ ssthovity q the arm ef ,.
L I. Dupont, De uemoa-s 4 90, transferred the
asenv fsF the sale Of thair empower - oesoRs.
B0R1 Z SWIYr Tkankfdl ~ the patsoaAgs !
have received would respectfully sslislt ~ 6s0s
to nv gucceosoeo.
Dsvenpest, Aprn -, looo.
apr9AA1Wo q. A. DDl1M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

PHILADELPHIA. May 4-Benj Bullock, an
old and eminent merchant, died tLis morn
ing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
J. WILSON suIrsAc

WILLIAM HALL, - "i'So~
HALL Il GUITEAU,
rroRNRYs AND OoUNS1LLEkS, NOTARlES
n puoilc, C -rnmissiorcrs OF Deeds for Maine YER
mont, New H.mpshire, Massschusests, New York,
New Jersey, PenasylvAnia, virginia, ONO, fennes-
"a, Yeutu kv Illinois and Ansou-i. once NJ IS
Nam st one door south of Cock d Sargent's Baok.
~ lat Is.s julvl-dAw1v
JOHN N CIR AN FORD,
rroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law, AND
n Notary Pubic. 80
Nickolls' Block. up stairs. Ja-"
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John T.. KING,

REAL ESTATE 4 EXCHANGE r BROkER,
NOTARY PUBLIC : CoMnssIosEa OF DEEDS,
Tx CLAIRE ROW-Ls Claire Hall Entra~cs,
Jan,l Davenposs, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

E>1on the subscvibss, on o. about The eth inSt..
II my Chestoat Uoee "vIf1Y." ofe = veil
known % most farmers thgeu0Aest TIE eoant-ys
AaviAe seen her frsqusntay q ~ 0esse h Dsven.
pert. oAe = lsns n tAe lels hiaA -. Az ysssse
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TAYLOR & BALLORD.

NO. WEST SECOND sTRRRT, (LE CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale aud retail
dealers In Or ugs Medicines Chemicals, Paints Ons.
window Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Mineral
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r. II. MORLEY 4 CO.,

rryH0IEsALE and Retsil Dealers In Fancy and
w stape Groceries, DalEelfs Block, cIrner OF
Perry and second streets.
Flour, Ceaent and Piastering Hair conHah'iv Oh
hani.
~ An gods delivered free ~ charge.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, June 5, 1859.

nrC. H. scriysn S3 DeaToorn street, Cnic,so
10 suihortxes 70 receive sdvesssue ent- for tlir pa
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A. Il. BENNETT. G. =. "hircoAh'
REN%ETT 4 WHITCOMB,
A TroRNEYs AND COUNSELIORS AT Law,
~ Notsries Pubiic and Commissioners OF Deeds,
,l prac;ice in the Courts OF Scott Clinton, Jackson
and Nuscatipe counties, and In Roes island sou'H,
IN aud the U. 2 District Court Of Iowa.
Os,rE-N W Corner Main and Second streets.
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