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«F^lSB|iPSa»lp^!SfaP
DAILY STATE ttMOCRAT.
NIOHARUMIKI HM1
rtopitinoM.
S.•.uotiMiii, 1. h. wiwr, oitMa
TCHni (II AMVIKTIBIWO.
iuaast. rroa sr tub
OlVKNfOHT ISMH'UTIill PHKSS.
May Int.* I KM.
ORB l«
ml or Till" 11
INCH l»
On* day
T«. .i»w.
Three 'laya,
K.ur.Ufi,
r.». daye,
Oni- w-ek.
In «re%a,
flif. weeks
fit 76
1 INI
1
IM
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SUO
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..:,i,„er will be charged eatra
A.lv -rlivmeola II..I accompanied
W.il
I,-
IIM.-rl.-l
ATK
0"B
One month,
hi weeks,
Two roontha,
Three months
•four months,
Hit mouths,
1 year, ii" change,
2 njuarri 1 yeif H&bii
tat
IM
80*
is-
I arirerspa^e charged Bt tb rate of |1 tor ract
two-IMrde t»"
llu.il.ein. Oar.H i.»l l" eaceod ill lie* Il«
mi'li change an^oddiUouel «lia^ 1
pars-i will be inula.
NOTIlfc TW AUVi KTI»kK».
urged double llit a»iu- dimensions of
than
iM.playel advertisements one-half more
Ur|f cat
type
I rains.
V early asv.-rt:«iug contracts will o* nderst-».d U
of the adver
ai.i'lv «triclly t" t"« immediate business of v"
K end all "tl'* adve. l.aen«nu sen .a by the ad
rllh Instruction*
util.l f«.rl.i.l, and cliarga.l
a
T'.'UT. akvau'e (III
J. W. M. BAKER, M. D.,
I)HTBII'IAN
WILLIAM
ANM HC7ROR0N.—OFFICE—POOT
OPKICK III.OOK lions. —North aide of Ftflli
•tr.'ft, b.'twcn Bra.ly ami Perry. Jau81ltf
T. t\ AMPIIELL,
ATTORNKT
AND
COHNBKIXOR
HAII..
w
LE
VOLUME 4.
101m
c-r.LII,
.jrty.
(..r religious and benevolent purpo.cs iir
.. ,r.| „n,t.,ur fr"e of cost, tl.er.afler charged a.
•'KJu-'V,::-oiVfr" -, a«.r..a-1 must b.' P-"'
jr ablu iu atrance. m.tr41 from a^ro^l
al Ui'
a
BOTE
ral*', ami K'1^
ail" lb \-t i nil. a-lvan. in r«Kular ralaa.
Ail uaiti.eul a.lv«rlUriuet.U mail I* paid (or IB
•'^i^HIMoS Si WKl*T, I..wa Stale lioiniirrat.
I.KItH
tL l»Rl». 1«I' i»7..'tt"-
It 1,1 Hi1 IIKK «'», l»-r l»»iunliral.
K Hill NUT*IK WII.KIK. Pally Kml«i|lln.
CARDS.
DM I UIt Kl.l li
4VTN3 TH* PRA0TI0* OK
pimi.- i'«|w maijr »oii«ta ibe patroaaf of
I..- 111 n-l« ai.'l 11'•- it"1'
II
fc
Orrn i: S•. 1 M' k .lit "»er
tb* B,nk-
MAI.IOHM.
Mo wurtmooNH STRBRT. II.I OLAIW
I\ Kin»,( l.t».*ii|»..rl, .ara, wh .t^liaiH i*n-T retail
d' al.ri in Di QK«. M«ll«-.lii"a, Cb« uilca!», Paiulu, Hu.
||J.| .» (»!*•*». Vnury Aril. ItM, Prrfuro. ry, •J/yJ"1
T—• ii, »M K-.il
II.»rtIt I
l.H
UIIIJMKI MM k*l* A*I» H»:»
I HICIH OKKI to M" W
|iciw «u Iht»•!»' «"*l Malu
KKMOVNIt
SI atr«*l,
Mar.'lili I
J. «•. I'AHKKRI
II YS I AN AN A' 1/ U a K N
Kyn K^vvith Meaira. R»-|rer fc iowtra, Ko. 6B,
Mm ly nlraat.
llrdrr* Kit (Hi litem will r^lv* |.n.m|»t »iMn
Uuii.
nv94
IIKN V M. ANIU HM^,
AND 0OI NHKI.I.OIt AT
ATT*MtSKV
ANI
0OCNHBI.I.OK
AT
l.AW
M. i i.p.)ilai. Itlook, Davenport, Iowa |k |'-4
A Mm T. I.ANK, JllMKI'H J. I, AN It
Ati«ra«y« »Rd C«aaa«llora at l.«w,
OHIO. —NOA 4 ami A,
T'»tniii"icial
ATToRNKY-S
AT(lUIrr,
Blu' k, aonUt-CMl
0uri.»r of .J aiul liradv alr.'.'la.
raaNK PI iiMi n. uco
V A
»»O«»,
PI,I NKR VAN HOST'.N*
and r.uni4. llor« at I.aw, au.l Nota-
rIl»u 1 II• Alio agnnU fur tb« Charter ttak
fin- IciJ. Oil., Ilartforil, U .i.u,, Oapltal diUD.IMIO
Oily Kir.' lii.0..,,Ni llavuii, tbWit.iHO,
otlli LvClilrr Hluck, lav«ii|urt. a«pl
7. TIIIIRIMUT.IN, a. nROWM, i.AWlTauiu.
U. H. iiitulaaioner.
TIIORINliToN, IIBOWN A AKUHTROtfO,
toBMCTI ami I..iiii»'l.,ri, Dav4-np».rt. Iowa.—
N.- Nlrknlln' Bio k, crnor of Brady
•n.l 8-roii.l sir.', is.
K. PI'THAM.
A TTORNKV AND OOirNSELLOK AT LAW AND
Offlie, Mo. 26, la»uii|k.ri'»
aui9
J\ N'.ilary 1'nMIC.
HI'"K, M.III
I'HKiii:KM'K RA\U,
C1IVII.
BMilNKKB, AIIOMITRCT AND SUPRR
S INTMN liKNT. Alio Ti :u li-r of ArcUltectnral
aiul Orn.tmental Urxwln^.
Om.'* at l» iv.Ti K.rt il iiniu'-rctal OolU'Ke. Room*
—)oi lu-r 31 auil I', rry. jyiidtf
II. WIIKBI.EHi
Cf
1RNKRAI. ANI) fHODDCt
Hi'n IIHIII,(IDMMlflHlON
(Wli.'i.'s.iW) AKr'it ol the StyratiUbf
Silt iiiufni t«ry fur Davenpurt ao.l neighboring
iOWUH
WitrHhniiteoppo»IU R. Depot, DaT aport,fowa
aunJO'.'.s
AT law,
DavrntNirt. Iowa.
Ofllc'—Daveupori'." Blirk, Corner Main and Sec
ond street
*. dwl8dtf
COKHH A IMIW,
ATTORNKTS
and
NMBLLORS
AT LAW
ANI)
NOTARIKS I'l'BI.tt.
Office—At Maoklot
A
Oorbln'i ftachailga oSee,
na»eti|nrt, Iowa. oolBtf
«it:o. k. iiniBiiiXi
ATTORNKV
AND COHNSRI.I.OR AT I.AW AND
»l .•!ini4nn.'r of P. .-.14 for Oonnertlcnt, will
give prom)t and careful attention to the oolltc ion of
eteim. conveyance of Real Estate, •lamlD'ng title*
tad all other kinds of legal buslneea
A. II. VEXNETT. c. r. WIHTOOMB.
KRMNDir WlllTCOnB,
ATroltNKYS
AND OOl'NSEI.I OIH AT LAW,
Nolanesi Public and Ooiiiint-i-i.i'i r« of Oei-ds.
Will |r,iili 'tie Courts of Bcott,0llnloii, Ja kion
Mil Mn-.-ittiii' lOunllas, ami t' link l»|an.l cuut.iy,
111., and the U Pitlrlct Court of Iowa.
OFFICE—N.
W.
Corner Main aiul gecjud
anil
JOIIK !M. (IttMFORU,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AMD
fV Not .ry I'nMic.
OrriOK —Nlcki.lln' lllock, upcttlr^. J»20
J. I». I'ATTON,
ATTORNRY
AT LAW. Oillee—up stairs, In the
bulldlDfc formerly occupied by ,J. W. Wiley,
W-Mt Sec .nd !"tre"t.
Buil'i"M Intrastwl to hla care will bo punctually
atlenl."' 13
Uavw.iA'ft, Jaunarj 9, 1RM. Jan9
join
T.
ki.mc,
RFAL ESTATF. A KXCllANOR BROKER,
NOTART Pt'BLIO la COMRIS1IOMKK Of DklDS,
~LK 'I.AIHM HOW-L* Clair,- iUU Entrmnce,
Janll Davenpurt, Iowa.
T. C. RAM. R. *. aUUVAV, M. T. SAMIEU,
UKI AJFFITS, BmI Estate Brokers,
00I.LRCTI0N AND TAX AOINTS.
UI.AWAvl SANDERS*
ATTORN aV4 AT I.AW.
f»rici-l/0Mt« Black. Bntranoo, IeOlalr* Hall.
i. wiuioa «DITBAO.
HAM. Jk CI1TIAD,
ATTOBNBYS
AND0OIJUI.I.KU,NOTARIES
Public, u .Buila«lonarK ol uooda for Maine, Ver
aout. New lUuioelilre, MasesaMeeUa, New York,
If.'W Jnraey, P.'iinayWaota, Virginia, Oh*u, Tetiuse
•*w, fcontn ky. llliuois and MisHonrl. office Nn2S
Main tit one .ioor aoulh ol 0o»k 4 Sargent's Bank
Illy 1st, I'Sb-i. jult l-JkwlT
OTT
LAI
«M{M(
STATE DEMOCRAT.
"lla.euport, I^HI IS.VI.
i
v«n. ltjiU.ir, atrwt
la But iKirla*! t4i *ci
per
RAII.ROACM,
a 10
A
ftt-.g0,
pa-
TBAVt!l.IikK'S UU1DE.
Ka»t,1/-»Te at »fcj
A
tr.li.y e*.--pf.-d
and 5:fl©
Hnl..i«J'i. Tla Pewltt Maqtio-
ketaari Wilton, P.-niimIvaOia Houf'*,Tne»
dty*, Thnraday"leaveIbe
a'i'T Sat'irdavn
«T A M. N
MAIL. AKH
I'llK'llt »i
Contracts f"r yearly a.l*' rtlMHK l^riijliial
o .11..ii of ».|v-riii--M, Ui'-y pav nir an a.lvai..
i. -r rout i. tli' .ntrai ell"'
:,- r(i.' ...nil i-i-' rl'-'t n''«: t- r-a.llnK matu?*
rtli.to
I,) ,!,» via I eOlalrc. Pnnctton, CalDaiicl.' an Ollu
to'i. Tiieat*y«,Thuraday* and Saturday* at i«M,
Hmltri A Arnold's line of backa leave every .iay al
S If.
ANOEMKKT8.
EisTaKl MAIL (9tn. 'ay xept •!,) arrive* lally
at i
I
and "Z at A a.'. M.
W*
'I.k*-,.i
-ne-dally (Mil, lay 'ptnlt
and i.. n.niea al s A a and M.
HotJTHik-4 *11.. run Hi l.nuis an Bontti.Tn Mis
-curt, ar»i».-i dally (Hnudayn ei. epi J) at
closes at V
A M.
N..h n»:itN MAir., »la Dabiuiueand Northern Io
wa at i\en dally (dbndaya e*e«pl'd)at 8 u cl.iao*
al
9 A M.
Nom uiias
MI.,
via Dewltt, Ma.|Uok. ta, Ac.,
arrlvs Tutf.layB, Tl...radai. and Maturdai. at 7
Mi cioaea Tuendayi., Tborndaj and Minday» at 1
M.
NoHTII I'BN MAIL, via l.eC!aire, Princeton and l,y
ons. arrives dally, (Bundays r*cept d) at 7
heH al 7 I'
B11 Hour QRHVK MAI
A
n c|.
I
arrives Tueslayn and
Krldayi. a' .M clo-oa Htm llnm.
Bl.i a 'IHAMM
A II..
arrive* TneK.lty., Tiiuredaji
an I HaltirnaiK, at 10
A
clr.Hv* sunr time.
WaM Bi irAi.o MAIL., arrlv. Mon.Uyn and
Tb'jr. layx at
I
-l iOHen naine (t i^ at 7
A
1
LIOORI A fTatrM
BW Meetiog o! Cricket tJlub,
WedneoiJiiy overing next. See notice.
jP#" Several II«-HVV real estate ope
ralioun hav« lieen i^»ing on 1tiring IliA |ift«t
wenk. J. Walley, rt-»l -ntate iiK'iit, inloi'ina
ua that lie hoIJ over IIMMI Hcrcri lant week
&W It is noticeable that the News
tnil (,'ti-rftc are eiitirely luirmonioti.-t nii.l
agreealile" on the sul ject ol [Hilitii'* So
far aa aiiytliing ap^eaix, they might Imth l«
eilitod by the Bam* man, and »re, (or uU we
know. jS
Jr
M*- By reference to advertiH^jiient
it will La seen thai. Mr. Itolin has rem veil
Itii* powder agency to the store of Benjamin
Beckett in the I'oet Office Buihlint^. I'iiarley
i« n glorious good fellow sod deservaa the
patronage of our citizens.
UNHLKAHANT,—VKUY.—Tlie
tw We hear it reported on the
street that King Hiram the I. intends con
testing the election in the 4th Ward. We
think it weuld be very proper that lie shoud,
as ot.e of the judges informs us that he had
suspicious that they were running in a larger
number of votes than was strictly legal
but as he was almost totally unacquainted
with the voters in that ward, and his fellow
judge, who wan a Republican, appeared to
know them all, he kept his own counsel and
said nothing. If Mr. Morley allowed any
illegal voting, he should be held to a strict
account.
UOHBKRY.—The agent of J. A. Colby
A Co. of Chicago, received a dispatch from
Chicago requesting him to remit all the
monies in his possession to Chicago imme
diately. As hia wife was about going to
that city he concluded to s« nd the money
by her. During the pass age up her trnuk
was broken open in the bagguge car and
robbed of its contents. Fortunately she
bad the money belonging to Colby A Co.
about her person aud the thieves were thus
disappointed iu their plunder. IIow they
should have known that she was in poaees
sion of the funds remains a mystery,
£W The Oazttle and Newt both
refer to the small vote which John Hoist
obtained, and seem to think his vote the
test of the influence of the DEMOCRAT.—
Roth papers regret the defeat of Sears—
the (lazrttt evidently the most. Both say
the DRMOCRAT "did it," and both hale it
therefer and yet both agree that the DEM
OCRAT
has no ^iiiPuence. Let us jost the
books.
Rechtel received 9fi votes.
Motie do 82 do
llaviland do 104 do
tear* do 77 do
Rears, therefore, rnn behind his ticket 11
votes, llaviland ran ahead 9. making 10
add two for UouestJohn Hoist and l.r Re
publican votes, which Sears obtained by the
aid of Cook, the Gazette, and the Newt, and
we have 37 votes which show where the
influence was. So Mr. Cook, Mr. Altw* and
Mr. Uazettt, you may consider it a fixed
tet, that when the DKMOCRAT undertakes to
read a renagade out of the party it is going
te be done, "Loomis A Co., to tho eoatrary
notwithstanding,"
STBAMBR
nm sv,
1.1. Inphny, Pr»prtet»r,
COB. BABRItO* AND FRONT ITS.
oris
BI RTI* HOIIKI),
CORNER OF IOWA A FltTH ST
REUS
DAVRBPORT, IOWA.
RB HOUHK,
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SIS.
OAVCNrOKT, IOWA.
A. LB OLAIH rNfr,
0. I. tCHDTI.CB, Snp't. JaW
Park
•OWAOITT,.
Iran Large and
«Lj
•Is Largo and
.IOWA.
OSBMNIMNkMkowlaaaai
fcr the proprietor,
liataashir NMl*94 aaA raa*-
I HIIT
fiuaiihslIFCSIASLW'T_!•LISMI••
BKN CAMPBELL
All Klulit alttr All*
Usury /•'. Kmn* a 'tli-tn of thr United
State*. W AM- r»i»' "1 (J» Fvmrth Ward!
It is with unalloyed satisfaction that we
announce the fact, that Henry I? Evans is a
ili/. ti of the United Stat. and eligible to
the office *f Alderman of the Fourth Ward.
iKere is no doubt about the matter what
ever no quibbling or construction can .lis.
lodge bin be is a citizen, a much Letter
or e—many of otir readers will say—than
the late Hiram I'liee. whine defeat we
chronicled en Surday—and |.erfectlj eligi
ble to the seat h- will adorn.
M,
Weal, lea»-A at *«A and KdlU
M, 8undayi e*c.j.ted.
HTAOES,
Porib,
T..
The act of "engre^a of the 14th ef April
IS112, declares that "The children of per
sons who now are, or have been citizens of
the United Statee. shall, though born out of
the limits and jurisdiction of the .United
state*, tie considered as citizens of the Uui
ted States."
In 1802, the father of Alderman KvaBs,
who was a native American—was a citizen
of the United State*, and a resident of
Machias, in the State of Maine. He con
tinued to reside in the Uuited States for a
numlwr of years subsequent to 18*2 he
afterwards remeved to Nova Scotia, where
Henrr B. Evans was born. It will be seen
that the Alderman's case is clearly within
the act of Congress, he beiug the child of
one who was acitizen of the United Slates
at the time of the passage of the act, to
wit, ISO'2.
We are glad that Alderman Evan* is
eligible because we believe him to be a
sound Iem«crat, an able, fearless man, and
one to whom the interests of every cla^s of
our people can be safely confided but
above all, we rejoice that the etlorts of the
party, on Saturday luxt, were not thrown
away, that oar young men may not feel that
the prize they had fought for was spirited
away just as they were about to clutch it.
Ami Hiram J'rite u dej*ald to say more
were as useless aa to essay to .paint the
lily.
MKSRKS. EIHTOKH.—
weath
er in this vicinity, for the past weak, lias
been of uio!*t disagreeable liaraoler. If
it did net rain it was outrageously cold,
and last night it froze up po|id. East and
South the weather has been beautiful, and
crops are coming on finely. If tiic weather
doea not let up aoen we Hhnll have another
failure of our crops, and then lookout for
breakers.
LAST
AGROIND.
—Aa the Ben Campbell was on her way up
from Keokuk Isst Saturday night, and when
about one mile below Tort Louisa Prairie,
it being very dark and the wind blowing a
tremendous gale up stream, which caused
the steam to blow forward, blinding the
pilot, she ran hard aground. At this point
the prairie is a vast sheet of water, which
has the appearance of a wide river, and in
the indistinct glances which the pilot could
obtain, it probably somewhat deceived him.
The intense darkness also prevented bin
from seeing the timber at the point of
the prairie until he had got as close in
•bore that ho could not stop or back her.—
The heavy swells tended to lift her still
farther np on tho bank, and she now
li«a la a very bad position. Tho Ben is a
hard boat to steer with a stern wind, and
as the gale that was blowing, was aa awful
one, we are not surprised at hor being just
whsrs shs is.
Tho Sibm Mstr«f4lit*n vorksd at her
s«|»s two or Iktss heart, bat eoald aot
alto festhadgs oaa lash, sal ws do hot
tad** that ttof fill m* witfctat
ftiiwM hi inim
4
Bini iiiirii-f
Under it misap
prehension of the facts, I was advised at a
late hour on Saturday evening that I was
not a citizen of the United States, an con
sequently, immediately addressed to
you the card published in your issue of
the "r.l inst. My Father was born in Ma
chias, Maine, but previous to my birth re
moved to Nova Scotia, where I was born.—
I first came to the I nited .States when I
was fifteen years of at e. I then went to the
West Indies intending te return to the
United Stated, and make it my permanent
residence, which I did ufter au absence of
about five years. I htive leijal advice un
ci this state of facts, that I am a citizen
a 1 eligible to the office of Alderman of
the 4th Ward, to which I have been elect
ed, and in which capacity I shall endeavor
to faithfully perform my duties, to the besl
of my abilili.-s.
Sincerely thanking my fellow citizens for
the honor they have conferred on me,
I am yours respectfully,
H. B. EVANS.
Monday, April 4th, 1S59.
Nothing is more certain, than that the
entire Democratic City Ticket would have
been elected but for the reckless policy pur
sued by the State hnnocrat, in repudiating
the regular nominees of the party, and in
otherwise assaulting hard-working and
prominent Democrats not nominees.—Xew*.
"Nothing is more certain" than that if
democratic delegates and democratic can
didates do not make democratic nomina
tions and support democratic nominees, thev
will not receive democratic support, and
shall not be elected to fill democratic offices
in this city. We rf jtcted and lrf,at*d Mr.
Sears, because he, iu democratic convention!
with his vote, with his hirelings, ai.d
with his influence attempted to defeat a
straight democratic nomination. We shall
do it again if any one else so far forgets
himself ss to trample upon democratic
principles. It is true, we might bave per
mitted him to resume his seat in the City
Couuc .1,but we could not do so conscientious
ly. lit bolted the party at the city con
vention we, in turn, bolt'd him. We had
rother it had been otherwise, but he would
not permit it. The other portion of the
city ticket wc sustained, aud came very near
electing. Let those who are prone to go
astray remember, that they do so at their
peril. They cannot work for republicans
and be elected by democrats. We shall not
permit it. Candidates must come into the
field with clean hands and warm, demo
eratic hearts, and wc will labor liar.] tor
them bat let them come with garments
befouled with Republican heresies and we
shall open the door and require them
DAVENPORT, IOWA. IUHSDAY
kto
make their departures, and if they hesitate
we shall apply the proper remedy, as in
this cue.
SATURDAY'S UBSI'LT.—We
never like to quarrel with our neighbors up.
on past issue?, but cannot permit Ixxmiis A
Co. to make such broad statements as we
found in yesterday's Neaas. It says that the
DEMOCRAT dejeated the ticket.
Now the fact is that the coarse of the
DEMOCRAT in insisting upon the nomination
of a full Democratic ticket, has done more to
wards strengthening the Democratic party,
than any move that has l»een made for the
past three years, and i/*the -\Vtts had sup'
ported as, it would have looked better, not-.
withstanding it would not have added any
very great weight to the movement. The
junior editor of that paper, Mr. Johns, may
thank this journal for his election, for if we
had supported him in the same "wishy
washy" style that the A'emt supported the
democratic ticket, he would have been so
badly beaten that it would not have paid
to count the votes. On the streets Mr.
Johns repeatedly stated that Mr. Cook was
the best man of the two for the office of
the Mayor, while in the Xem its chief edi
tor, Loomis A Oo., manfully sustained Sear*
for supporting Cook in the Democratic con
vention—a pretty way indeed to support a
democratic ticket. A vast deal of good
Influence a democratic journal mnat have
when it takes such a position. Imantis A
Co. had bettor "dry up."
FIT /OAR FIKT'S HTK
SSNSI
DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT.
Moproase Coitrt.
The preacher was the Rev. Mr. Crawford,
announced I believe as a Bible agent, but
more particularly known at Des Moines, and
in other portions of our State as a keen,
shrewd, hard fisted speculator in wild lands
and corner lots, and I warrant vou that no
one ever fell into his clutches, but what was
most effectually "cleaned out."
The language used on this occasion was so
strong, and his views so highly eolored, that
his Congregation, both "saints and sinners"
were convulsed with laughter, and even the
Paster, (a most estimable man) who was
also a listener to bis bitter tirade, could not
refrain his merriment.
Does such preaching, Messrs. Editors,
convert souls, or bring sinners to repen
tance 1
When will Black Republican Clergymen
and Abolition Priests learn, that the Pulpit
is not the place for their stump speeches,
and that more harm than good can come
from preaching such treasonable doctrine,
instead of a pure and undefiled Religion
Have they forgotten in speaking of their
fellow men—that, "now abideth faith, hope
and charity, these three, but the greatest of
these is CII AiUTV."
I A K K I E I
In Trinity Church. Oavenp. rt, on Monday mirninjj
'.prll 4, bv Rev. Alfred Louderback, CHARLES H.
DtTTMRB to THSRESE 01GI.E.
DII:D.
fa this city, on Saturday rrealas, April 3d, JBW
NIB yonngeal daughter of Thomas and Mar
tha Holmes, aged 17 muotha and it days
Htri, ir FlUt
Imiles
TANA
tk« AhM *1 MBllttl Tsatatfcy
I' JJ.-V
w
'f Iw-h* kits*
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS, FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM—CITY SUBSCRIBERS lO OENTH 1'KK WEEK.
The ftapreme C.iurt commenced its session
yesterday morning. Wriglt, C. .1. and
Woodward, J, present Stockton, absent.
Opinions were announced in the following
eases:
J. V. Berry ve. M. M. llajH en. Reversed.
S Tomhnson vs. George Twitch, et al.
Affirmed
W. B. I.ueasvs. John D. Iewis. Affirmed.
J. M. Strong vs. C. E Hart. Reversed.
W. S. draff vs 1'. E. Shannon. Reversed.
Lurnr} vs Lumry. Iteversed.
Johannes lxedT vs. A. I Mahay. Affirmed.
lAutrhlin Harlan vs. City of Keoknk.
Revet sed.
State of Iowa vs. 8. E. 3lart Reversed.
Mary Kclston vs. John Lahar, et al. Re
versed.
J. C. Tyler A Co vs. 0. C. Lombard.
Reversed.
State of Iowa vs. S. E. Start. Reverse!
B. C. Armstrong vs. John l'ierson. Af
firmed.
Timothy Fanning vs. John P. Oarr. Re
versed.
Thomas Collins vs. Thos. W. Hopkins.
Reversed.
A. V. Descellis vs. John Kednue. Aff.
M. Cullen vs. Jas. Rieley. Reversed.
Wm. Shawler vs. Western Stage Co.
Aff.
Luther Hawee vs. Geo. W. Carr. Aff.
Bowen A McNamee vs.Gilke. *on, Cbeadle
A Roony. Reversed.
I .eg rand Byingtou vs. Buckwalter A
Wheeler. Reversed.
D. L. Morrisson vs. II. D. Roscnberger.
Aff.
N. H. Monroe vs. C. Weed. AfT.J
Iluishv vs. DeLany, Aff.
i'alrick Foley vs. Michel Howard. Aff.
Troy 1*. (i. Mill Co. vs. Bowen et al.
The following cases were argued aud sub
mitted
l.unsfor.l Loving vs. Sam'l C. Ends.
Rogers for appellant Richman for appellee.
C. K. Ilart'rav« vs. S. C. l-lsdn. Rogers for
appellant Richiuan for appellee.
H. (I Angle A Co. vs. M. A M. R. R. Co.
Judge I:rant argued orally for the ap|ellant.
Appellee to tile written argument by the
1st day of May.
We are happy to hear that the report that
Judge Wright would not be a candidate for
re-election is without foundation.
If we must have Republicans in office we
would like to have them all such men as tbe
Chief Justice, of whose honesty and ability,
we believe no person entertains a doubt.
Mopublleans la tho Palslt*
DA\KNPORT, Arpil 4. 1859.
MKSSRS. RIHTDH :—Did you ever hear of
"the immortal three thousand" clergymen
of New Kugland that sent that memorable
address to Congress? I reckon one of that
ilk must have been let loose in Iowa.
I waa one of many that attended divine
service yesterday morning at the Metho
dist Church, on the corner of Brady aud
5th street. I went there expecting to
hear preached "Jesus Christ and llim cru.
cified but my attentive ears were regaled
with a Black Republican discourse in which
Slavery, Southerners, "Bleeding Kansas,"
and "Kickapoo Rangers," were lugged in,
in a most heterogeneous mass of conglomer
ation. A more bitter, fanatical tirade against
the South and Southern men I never heard,
and I have heard Garrison, l'billips, and
Abbey Kelley Foster.
BH
mnjtcKKRm^
Wing's Fdriaa Crackers*
Bread,
O A O s s a i i s
BUTTBR,
WATBR,
WIMB,
•BOAR.
OYSTER,
0 AH AM,
BOSTO*, and
Vmney M*»ton Crmekerw
AT
A. MAU DRN'S,
8 8 a y i
aach
11
Mm 8m4 tats fir Sale.
VS oa kaad aad for sate at but fara abont
froa town, oatSe Sarrlson Street Nd
1,10# fcaatoMtf •MSttl Oata.
Baquira at mj realdaMe torn of IOth aad Brady,
or at the ram
mch&-d*w1w B. SMITH.
LeClmir* Irtrto.
TWW-?8BN»
BUQOM3BOB9 TO TOWMMfMJt 00.
Xaapvovad
-ntLMIaad taw MlU
taam
•Itds TCIt«
MORNING, APRII,
O E K O I A
New Isit Market.
(BV TLl.EuaAFII.l
Nuw Vi.bk. Apil 4, tSSS.
Tr.OirR—Te-y tieny anJ lo- l«.w r. r. jrfi
bbi» at In J.\ f.,r uj-r l»iat«- bo ^ti Oo fjT
ettra St-»I a 05 r^un I li *p Ohwa.
CAMADIA:* Fl.ot H—l»all 40.J1 10 for ettra.
Rn: K1.01 a-il l, A 5uk!»4 i'
SIL«»UKAT
I T-A.
-D .11
OAT.«—stra-lv It:.
Bve-.Qu et s*.
Baaiav—Du Jo.^woo.
i k i e a e s i O U s a I S
•1 &. fir n wuiesa IT S3 fcr old Bras: U 00 for
prime.
BE«F—Ptrmrr.
BACOJI—i{Biet.
COT MBAT.—steady.
LARI—Better. Rale. bUt St I2«»12«
BOTTBR—Unchanged.
OhKKfta—l.«-,^ed.
WlliSI V—Mum .al
,v und (|'i!»t.
Soo
A IU
under large stack.
Mola! .IU for prime, but hravs for other
klnda.
O
-LAY'S AD VIS.
DI FONT'S Ul lfOUDkR.
A. ItKl.lN, Agent. Ofllce, with H. Beckett,
42 Itrady street, next door to tbe P.ist ottlca.
apri
C.
•Removal.
CbaaBEI.TN,
A. agent for Ducat's Onopowder,
removed his office to tbe store of B. i li
en, 41 Ui ady street, next .Ijor to the Votl oSk'e.
ap.&dlin
llor»e» lor Sale.
tched borne
Api'iy
A
SUPERIOR pair of matched h»rnti, wagon
aprS
UarttuM i«i «ale.
U,
A
5. isr».
1 (10.
•BAT—DoH Si»l o^aiina'ijr lower.
OuRB-U we Sale- 1 bu at far Mtsad
W»lert,.
SSD
0. BADS.
Nolit*c.
'I^HE member! of ti e r.iv.-nport Cricket CJlBb ate
A hereby oliflxl that the annual
IIK
et iik' of the
club will :e lieldal Juhu Atkin'n Saloon, on Wednes
day viuibK, Utodtlt mat., al 4 k
P.
M.
OBJKWSu'.'i.sMKVRB8,
P.
aprfi *1 Secretary.
Trti»lr°* SALE.
I1BRSAS on Hi.- &.li dsy March,
W"
A
ISM,
llaiii 'l K All n i \sciilad unto John r. Dillon
aa rnstee, a certain I».'d of Tro-t. .nve\ lilt-1.. aaiJ
truale.' the land in Ciinlon county,luwa^l.-scnbed aa
foUwg.touit thrsoiuh hair if the n..rth-w-«t ijua
ler mid the ca-l hslf of the foulh-«at '|tiarl*r and
tbe aouth-weal iiuaner of the »ouih-.-it.-l i|iiarleri i
k.Tliuo a o twenty-six ('J4) In lowitfhl|. N.i elt:Hly
oiie (HI tiurlh r»iiK' No i wo (i) ea^t ..f 'he 5th
which sail aoiiveyai.ee wa« iiudr
Darnel K
A
or March
SAL.l
Is In
lue v'.t*l
lV
by
the aald
lieu for i lie put
PA
i i.-curim Ii.- pay-
mfnl of a cerlnln |. ..iiilH0ry Mde and the iw re-d
lli.-ret.il, alKue-1 by siid Dai.lei K alien, dfod »he 5th
day of Match
A i
1-vVS. i. la^allc o-i the 6th day
A
lHoH, to the cider or Whisler,
for he rum of one ihousai.d dollars, and drawing In
trrent
HI
the rate i.f n per c. nl per annum.
And now said iiolea having t*c ime due anl the
llanicl K Allen having
illed
to pov the same. 1,
John K Dili.'II. trutt* a^ aforeaaid, rio Ii by Klve
this public Uoltce, that by virtue ortbe
|...Wer
wbii
Maid
deed of trust, I will, on Tue,-
dav the 3d iliv of May, A n IS69, between Ihe hours
of 'J and 3oV|..ck in the aftxinoun of aai day, at the
Court House door in tin- cit\ or Daveii|Mrt, ezi«iee
and offer for Hale, at publlo aactlon, Ihe panrla of
land axve .lotcrlhed, or so tr.ui li :h-reof a nlia.I be
.ufUcleot to ^atlxfy and pay tie' amount of aatd riot
with ihe iiiterent th.ieou to theday of sale, together
with all ihe rost.i .ud
EXIH'IISE*
atti- ,.ll!iK ial.1
cost 4 or this notice and trustee's fee*.
Dated the 4th day of Apill.
nale,
A
ISM.
JOHN' F. IHI.I.OW,
aprft Trustee.
Triwlff'#
MALE.
WmRRAS
on the I9tli day of Jannsrv A 9 I4M,
Wtlllf Srhroeder executed auto
A
uslln Corbm
a» Truatee, a certain deed of tront, onveyint to said
trustee the land in 9rott county. Iowa, deacrilwd as
follows, to wit: The welt half ol the north- eait
quarter and the ,«i half ..f the north.we«t .jnarter
of see i in nnmber Ave (T.) I i i*Dhi|) i.uii.h. sev
eiuy-ninu (~Uj u»i lb of ramie two Jl east of the Sib
P. winch aaul conveyance was made by the
said Wn!f Hchro' for Ihe purpose of a"CtirinK the
payment o eight certain |ironn«Nory notes and tbe
Interest hereon, Rign»d ly said Wulf Schrwder, da
le
1 the l'Jtb da» of January,
1
**&•». and |:iyahlu
aifoll'W-i: ne for 92'W, payald1'In sl in intha
on.- for $-lH), payable in one year one for $'£0 |ai
,tb!e In two yearn live olherp, each for llie s liri o'
due respectively in three, four, five, six and
seven years, with Intereat paysMe annually at ten
percent.
And now said third described note having become
due aod payable, aud the »i|.l Wulf Schroad*r hav
ing failed Ui pay tbe Kam', 1, Austin Corbm, tro tee
aforesaid, do hereby Hive thiK pnhM^ notice that by
virtue of tbe |Mwer which u In tne vii by xa^d
d~el of tru-t, I will, on Thursday the tweniy-euhth
day of April,
A
1HA1, at tbe bour of 2 o'dock in
the afternoon of aald day. at th« Court IfouaeUnor In
the city of Dav. n ort,cvu ^e :imIoffer for sale^t pab
li auction, to the hiirh at biddrr for cash, the [iar "l*
of land al.ive dssc-ibed, or au rauch thereof aa idiall
be'iuitUluit to satiafy and pay the amount of aaid
notes with the |nt' rest thereon to the day of ^ale.fo
e til.-r With the rorits and expoiircH atteDding aald
sale, coats of this notice and trust." 'a fees. Upon
tie completion of such «al" ,t deed will be Riven in
accordance with the stipulation of said .leed of
tratt.
Dated the 3d day of April,
A
apr8 Trnatee.
A'otiee of Kcmorai.
Ddf ui PrescriplitB 8Ur«•
F. ACOBV, JR.,
WILL BBMOVB, OK OB PSVtB*
APRIL Id,
Ills Dr«F
aai rrnscrlptitB 8t»r«,
TO NO. 40 BRADY STRKET,
P08T OFFICE BUILDING,
ytore forntraty occupied by Wilson A Hsrley.
mchlt-dlin
J¥Mu a o o n fit
HOW OPEXIII6,
AT
S I S V 4 I E Y 8 0
A LAM UK ARMKTMENT
a n
BmnMjra o o
•ehlT-dlw
B. BECKETT,
49
Brady
Street, It
Int B—r to th«
Put
Iflkt,
flAtlt IW
I. K Jt
OABBIAOB TIHBBB.
9riaafi|I
1
AC.
CONSTANTLY OB BABB,
upptrlsmihr,
Calf,
BaraeM l/athar, Ac.
ALSO:
•|l#laa OsNan WMsa,
Aa.. *o.
it«c liiiiiiUi t&Z
»-R#s?rtjsm
kjA 'i
MRHMHLSLLI ITT TTUM.
LA'I'K NEWS.
I roa aahlnmon.
W*»imniTf», Apr 1.—The Cabinet hss
CeuUal American affairs under considera
tiou to iy. I'll. HiUi. es from the com
mander of the .lani^tuwn confirm the
newspa}er reports lative to tbe recent
events In Nicaragua. ur (Uiwriiment
waits further relialile intelligence. If it
shall appear that (htsely 11^ tranecended or
violated hia instruct ions, a forti.nl truest
of Knu'laiid to disavow his actM will be
made, if a'')tiall not do so voluatarily.—
It is tlu»ught, however, that she will carry
out in good la.ith the understanding be
tween the Governments ol the I uited
States an.1 Great Britn'n, nor is it improba
ble, should Nicaragua ratify all the liritisli
treaties and reject ours, that Minister l.a
inar will be withdiawn.and (Jen .(ere/, tbe
Nicara^uun Minister at Washington, be
tendered his pa^fiorts.
Our vessels will, it i* said, be concentrat
ed at the most e*|»osed |Mints for the pro
teetion of the perrons aud property of
American cititens within their reach. To
proceed into the interior of the country
would be an act of w ir, which will not be
Committed, bat there is no doubt from what
has recently t..napired, that tbe 1'i. fident
will eiert to the utmost extent all the pow
er conferred ou hiui by the Constitution and
laws.
Tbe Navy Department ha* named the
new third class steamers as follows: That
at Portsmouth, N. II., the Mohican at
Boston, the Nai raganset at Brooklyn the
Iroipiois. Tlie large one at Philadelphia,
the Wyoming, and the cmill one the Paw
nee at Norfolk, the Dacotah at Pensaco
la, the Seminole al Mare Island, California,
the Saginaw.
From official advices received to-dav, it
appear* that the steam frigate Mii.ueHota
reached Bombay on the loth of Januury,
having on lioard ex-minister Reed, who left
on the 'J.Mh for Suez. Iu a few days she
was to leave for Muscat, in Arabia, and
passing from thence to the Cape of (Joo.l
Hope, she would probably touch at Zanzi
bar.
It i* probable that ex Senator Jones will
withdraw his decliuatiou of the Bogota
mission.
Arrest of a Vovernmeat KsMsr.
N«W YOKK, April 'i —J. Cliurcbill Woods
was yesterday held in $lMuo l.ail oil a
charge of huving perpetrated heavy frauds
upon Government, in connection with dis
bursements from the Treasury, on the wagon
road between Kl Paso and Fort Yuma, Cal
ifornia.
The steamship Arago sailed at noon with
20t passengers and in specie. The
Weser also sailed with 170 passengers.
Destructive Fire.
BOSTON, April '2 —The Suffolk Flour Mills,
occupying a building two liuinire.l feet in
length and three stories high, was destroyed
by fire this morning, with about ,INHI l.l.l
of flour aud a large number of bags of Ib.ur
and grain. The iire was utidoiibtedly tl
work of an incendiary. The mills were in
sured for $60/MM), most ly in thif city.
Arrest of a "Supposed" Slave.
IIARRisnt Rii, Pa.,'April 'J.—II. S. Marshal
Jenkins arrested a negro in Market Place
this forenoon, aup|Mise.l to be a fugitive
slave. Intense excitement ensued, but the
officers succeeded in getting him off to Phil
adelphia.
Mlahway Kobbery*
FORT FI.WARH, N. Y., April 'I.—A. M.
Hamilton, of Morcnu. while parsing over
the bridge at Glenn's Fails, last night, was
knocked down and robbed of $450. The
robbers escaped.
Tbe First C'olllagwood Nieaaier.
Ooi.i.in'0WOOD, 'C. W., April 2.—The pro
peller Hunter, tbe first boat of tbe season
for Chicago, sails this I'. M., with a full car
go of freight and twenty passengers.
Norfolk ituarautlne.
NORFOLK,
n 1SS9.
AUSTIN CORRIN,
Va.. March :i|,—fhir quarantine
regulations go into effect to-morrow. This
Is one month earlier than usual.
sIT £1188 fMST.
WEcorner
wltt sell at oor Grocery and Vtrlety Store
of Roc* Inland and fecimd stieela,
Bwti
an
SFEAAS, Hats and
aps,
Ready-made €,'lolhiMB.
And aiany ether kinds of gcods,
COST,
aad some articles
At ¥still Than Ooat.
We are dotsruilnod to
CLOSE OUT THE CSOOIM
Within tlie next few weeks,and will great b»r
galns to those la want of such goods,give
If
soon.
Wc also havs a good stock of
Public Notirr.
IBport
order to accommodate oar enstomers
LO
Daven
aad Berk Island with a mor* rsodj delivery
ol uar goods at this season of the year, we bsreby
aolhoriie aad appoint
S^ItJ.EBeTBAse a raiEn,
HOK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
to act as onr
AOKNT8,
for the clUse of
DA VISrOHT ANI* ROOM ISLAMD,
for tke sale of ear
jjooliol.
Pura
Dplrlta.
OABPBBBB AJTD BDBKIWO FLUID.
WM. SMITH a CO.
ValS Peoria, tlll.ials
Mta*lattMi t:«partn*r*bip.
TBB
pa-tnerahip hareU.fore dating bctweea
Ike la Kuende?V aad Marhiae
businfss,anderalgned
In the city of Davenport,lows,
ttis day
oonaert.HARENDEREDisby
dlsaolvsd by mutual
Taa hastnsss wtU hereafter David
Town «BU and BalphOoliler, under the name aod
Style of TUBS—D Center, who are ant Bur.u
settle
Ik* bustses« of the late Sim of Vswotsad
Hi/mSOd.
Baimsirt, IOM. Batch II, MM.
DAVID TOWBSBBP,
J. C.
HA
Tes,
ajtl.dSw BALTB OOI.LISB
J. A. COLBY CO.»«
i o o k o s
BBADT
BT.,
(Psarlng's Hat Btere.)
US BASD»»ji 4NDI
IM !MI imtmm iii
t, ijv, it l4 'J,
0Jr H9+* teSi at is i
NUMBER 145.
A E S N E W S
(BY TCI.KURAPU.)
ft're in U nhlsiitie.
Ntw York, Aptil I 7'nmt lidAiiipfm
('ft rr sjH'Htl* net.—There ate pn.babiiili.-.
tfiat a contract within a few days will be
made with a New York Company for car
ry iiu* the mail from New York to San Fran
c.sco via .Nicnrngua. This company con
templates u-iug tfie Collins steamers and
will force the transit, leaving the conse
.juence t« |.e taken care of by our ships of
wur at each terminus. Mr. Buchanan is op
posed to the project and suggests delay,
hut Mr Cass urgos imme.liatu action, and
the Postmaster General favors the projiosi
tion.
lo-dav the trial i. Daniel K. Sickles, for
killing P. B. Key, begins, at an intense in
tere is manifested in tbe community in re
gar.l to it. Tlie application* for admission
to the dingy little room iu the t'lty Hull,
where the Criminal Court is held, have been
very numerous, but so miserable ar-- the
accommodations, that the rt|M»rters nd a
great ditliciilty iu seeutiiig seats, as for
desks or t-ililos for reporting this im|ortunl
trial, they are all out. vl the ipitstioii. Im
becility and ignorance are characteristics ol
the old fogy olli.ials here, though there
might have easily been proper arrange
ui cut* mid.1 by an introduction of tables or
temporary de*ks. The people or the Mar
shat, or whoever ought to attend to the
place, seem to know only how not to do it,
and t'lelr obtuseness is so extreme, that re
monstrance is useless. No more than three
or four reporters hero have been able to get
fair seala
I visited Mr. Sicklee in prison at a late
hour last ey-eniug. There is no especial
hour for excluding visitors. When I called
there were three ueiitlenien with him,
anioni' them his father. I have not seen
Mr. Sickles since his arrest, and wa^ md
prepared to tind hi in looking so well. Ills
mann.-r was pleasant ly imtnral. There war
little or no talk about the event, in which
so deep tin interest is felt at the sanie lime.
No Hppiirent desire to evade Ihe subject,
co'ivereHlion was kept upon a variety ol
lop.c.-^, and the accused bore his part in if
with such ease no one would imagine IIS
Imre n great and abiding grief at his heart.
'I he
Space
police
were present. The doors were til own
wide o| en to tlie ptil.lic, but about ,r.ii were
pii\utely admitted to the nreu usually oc
copied by spectators. Many outsiders were
clamorous tor admittance, and a number
gained ingiess through th- window, while
much intercut was manifested in the court.
There was creneral good order.
The 'judicial proceedings having been
concluded, Mr. Sicklee was nrraiirned and
tlie indictinent for the murder of Mr- Key,
read to him, iu response to the usual pie*
tions, lie answered iu a firm tone of voice,
'•N\.t Guilty." Ths Traverse Jurors were
severally called aud accepted or challenged
according to their character. Out ol the
panal of :M Jurors, only were se'cte.l
and sworn, tli.-y were discharged till leu
to morrow, a. with a caution from the
Judge to speak with, or listen to any per
SoU OU Ihe sul'je.'t ol the trial.
Seventy live talesmen were ordered to Lo
summoned by the Murnhal and sent around
by the above named time, aud the Court
adjourned.
From Ufa Welle*.
ST.!wis. April '2—The New Mexican
mail w th dates to the 13th reached Inde
pendence this evening.
The I ia/ette tlie«* ut Santa Fee was burn
ed to the ground on Ihe 1'Jlth and proved al
most a total loss. The fire was the work of
an inceridinrv.
The Kiow Indians had driven the men
from the mail »tati..n at Pawnee fork and
Were otherwise troublesome
The people of upper New Mexico were
desirous of annexation to Jefferson Territo
Ry-
A dispatch from Leavenworth says infor
mation has been received from Washington
that the Government designs placing sever
al companies of cavalry along the rou e to
Denver City for the protection of euiigiault^
liresl I:tcllrmeiit in I'hllladelphla.
Pt il.l.Ai.n.i
IIIA,
April 4th. before the I ',
S. Commissioners to day, the case of the
Negro, Daniel Wilson, an alleged fugitive
slave from Athensville. Va., is being heard.
On conducting the fugitive to Ihe Commis
sioncrs this a. m,,a most excitin/ scene in
curred. Hundreds gathered along Ibe
route and there was every evidence of a
forcible seizure being determined ou. Mar
shal Jenkins made such a movement that
left no notibt tlint the first man who Inter
fered did
HO
they will call
JVOC7 K I E
Wblsfc WW will sell low
NOT
lower,thaa can be
bought In the eHy.asCall,if
am* see tbe flood*
k a. H. TYM8R,
Oornar Bock Island and Becoad streets.
Davsaport,January
23, LACS. JAM
at the peril of his life he thus
succeeded in conducting Daniel safely be
fore the Commissioners. Ihe slave's conn
sel objected to the [xwer of attorney of
claimants counsel as a mere transcript from,
and not a full record of the Court of Isu
don Co., Va. The trial is progressing
anl the Cnturt room is guardad by a largo
force of police.
Ro fsics.i:#, April 4.—Afire oc/urre.1 st
Dansville, Livingston co destroying a large
amount of property. It originated in the
National hotel whieh was burned together
with several fine blocks, numerous dwell
ings, stoles, shops, oflices, Ac., much of
which property was not iusuied, I/Oss over
Only a few years since this place
was visited by fire burning nearly half the
village.
NKW ORUCAI*, April 1.—Half of tho
Planter's press, including &04N) bales of cot
ton waa destroyed by fire this morning
Loss $:hK»,(ms», well insured.
ST. LOUIS, April —The St. Joseph Jour
nal learns that a war is oa foot between
various Indian tiibss on tbe plains beaded
by the Kinnencaipies.
Negotiations ara pending between ths Ar
rapahoes, Crows and other tribes.
IJOI
IHVIM.e,
election on Saturday, the opposition Mayor
was elected bv 430 maj. Tlie Council
Iftftte iprtB|Trade. 1M9.
Jt fiOODII
A*
S I I V 4 O
ntrn w tw VBADB AM
%J aad wall sslsrtal stork ef
Dry Goods, S7otl
OWraps.)
A
book* a* ti» wua
Is atty doHers, at
v a
FIS
CAVI
WEEKLY STATEI
»uKi.T 114TB aa/ii
u rnuwt mar
TNIBBMAY N9MIM*
om
UNI,n.t«tTTn,«T
t* OO P«R A1VUM, IM a«»|
Mm el Wi
On* square (of n lines) w.k
Wi i^lilnH) msait
Oneiqnrf wif fcontli
ttr.. months. .....Ii!
ttiiri- Buolltt,.,,
n laxMha.................
Oaeealaaa.one year.
Orrirc—Me.
I
U^AI-UCI
pat in
naM7
Joan I., stirs,
ATT'V AT
LAW.
OKI*
within the bur of the court
rooms is immensely crowded with Travcrso
Jurors, lawyers, report, is and witnesses
More than the usual niimleruf nniioi me.]
11
...H
CARDS.
ARCHITKC11 RH
CABMUI I t'W MHAR,
ABt'U ITBOta.
Metropolitan
BSM,
saasad
FECWAD
st Paesapurt.ISB
ISUN NIBBKAM
CY
ILOT'K
and Watch Maker,aal Basraeee,S
atie t.betawn Second
Iowa
and HHid.
J. W -lry
PA.SAG
ma le sad r-p»lr»L
town a a.
W I TS a a ABO,
leal Katoto Ageata aai CaHacu
Ijoau and Inaursaoa Broksfa
H.
V.
II.A11ABRB,
BoTaav ri'BLii aai* OoaMMBtoaaa ae ss
S«A NI1NKSOTA.
ISIM'Miaou'* BLOCK,
(ar »A*
DAVBlfrt»BT.IOWA.
Csstplsit Abstrarla of MM TlMoo
E.aado la Mssg tsss«|.
DRY GOODS.
GOODS
POre
THOSE BEAUTIFUL U4JOI*
HAVE ABBIVEB|
And are now tle
|Hiitiag.
Wo Pr.«
SrlUng mi SmmUer Profit*
Thau ver before, aad of courso lower
all Ka^i,
THL
be found weal of tho Mlaataalpyl Blv-r.thaa
M4
l.tamlsw tsaillT
AT TBB
Hll Eaowa I'heap
RLDRIIMiK
II.LIA'
SS BBADT BV., BBLOW SROOND.
mohn
nri.n.vntn nrorm
o»
I S
JVBT O f* E JVM JVH
AT
U O
O Y E
A
rifc^r.'i
Mcblg
i e &
Iharpii' Ril'lea
CJ1AN
now b« proearnl In Davsaport al IBS
Store
of Hills
Store
of Hills
I
A
Waehbnra,
3
•t l*aotory •rloa
Thsse
at ma are superior tn say other sue
THE
(thirty-t
IS,
rspldlly with which ihey caa be
AAB
e e limes la three
•InutosJ
rilKIR ACCURACY AX It
render them
BIO
re dealrabta thaa aay ether
I
the use ef peri us solar to tSo
Ciold nines
or series Plains. Me oae hooM lease wl
first ae-«ths
rinKoae of tbess CeWbralfd
HH.LB a WASHBt'BN, Al
Me. 66 Brady St., Davsaport, Iowa.
rika'a reak SUt®», Vtik
P.
andeveiythinx In tbeUaaof
I N W A
saltaMs for the Ootd Miaea, conetautly am I
furnished st short aotice
HILLS WABBI
•eh 1* U
JOST
April 4.—At the municipal
"lands
opposition 18, Democrats 0.
ST. LOI-M, April 4.—Tlie Overland Califor
nia mail with dates to the 1 Ith ult., arrived
here laat night. In consequence of the loea
of tbe express bag but f.. w papers wars re
ceived and we are without newa.
NEW ORLKANS, April 2—There are several
bad crevasses in the river above the city
which threatens great damage. Tbe water
is higher than last year.
WOfTLBhis
a
aWls atissMis ef dedass
kj
v
1
,'|.4
2'*- Mt-J'Kl-d
Brady
I
o A i
rereived.another sepply,petre
Arther'S
I-
slW Huae Magtitii'forISA|
lieenU.
Dickens* Hoaoeh.^d Wards
Lxid.n AriJueroal fer AprU,April.irteeIprkstlthr
Aiwerlcei. WorM of Ksshloa
WMB
I. ND'N
FMI
1
TM
Plate. Souk and Two Charts of fall stas
eeals
llluttra'ed Mews. Marrh
April,10 male.Vti,a
Comic
RONQOET
Receivludauy,tor
go
and Trihan*,ke,BR,atIbeatwstSaweetlyall
laws
Be.(I Brady St.,TARES doers
AWN
*hJ4
the
MJ
OBARLBS
Br. JulinB Ckcirl
snaoeoee to Ma palreas
that skieaes fress Paisapart
l»r a short tlsaa. Bfea hla Man ho
per«d to execale all Ike le«sat tang—
maaafsctate of«ilk H^aOag ths i
LODB 6UMB, WMgb
haveseeaASBb
NEW
ImnliBf
TBS
BBTIBBLT
sabaerlbers have reaasd an
hews, sltaate
Oa Tkkdt hotwoM Bato aa
aad are aow prepared to i
mmw
W%0 U h*f
i.f,
A
ui in
'0i

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