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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

MINNESOTA ELECTION. As FAR ms heard
from, the election in Minnesota has re.
suited in the election OF the whole Re-
publican State ticket. The Republicans
also claim the election Of their thrceCon
grc~jonal candidates. The complexion
Of the Legislature Is not yet determined,
but il is supposed to be Republican.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
FMr. E. H. McKeuney, tho Dag

TT Mr.. E. II. McKeuney, tho Dagu-
errian Artist, exhibited a large and beau
tifal collection Of Photographs Dagucr-
rcotypcs, DC, at the Fair In Saco, last
week for which he was awarded the first
premium. There were several very
faithful and spirited licensees recently
taken by Mr.. ~, which reflects great
credit 10 Mr.. McKcnncy, rs being thor
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Ono ELrcrIOs. CINCINNATI, Oct. 10
ofhcial returns from u counties show ma.
jority Of 1917 for Chase, Republican. All
the Republican State ticket 10 chosen, except
Biaekspfcr. fvr tho Board Of Control Of Pub
lie Wops. Tho Legislature u two thirds
Dsmocrutic. .r.H aa .-"'4
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Tho Rotkland papers announces that
In the cass Of STATE Va Jacob q. Day, for
sdaltry, the grand Jury has found mo bill
has raised against JadsS F~ssadsa Ge a.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Our readers arc referred to tho
advertisement Of ]. Dame 4 Son, Saco,
who have splendid assortment Of Hats
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

Mads at tie Cafe Slov and Fair Of az
York Cosnty Agricultural Soday, ksld a
Saeo, Oct. 18th, l4th, 18th and l6tk, 1857.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23

. Tho Blanie, Mil Of j. w. Spring
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08

Auadvertisements or part- thereof exceeding o
80 6Oor So IInes the n>ay he subject to the
charges and discounts first nentbossed, and
tracts aIJiIesc rates for a less than a wear No
deduction for occasional omissoos ard all contracts
by IN. year to be paid quartely im ossznce
Advertisements of personal altsrcatfons will, in
all cases be charged 50 per so uare fog the first in
serton. and 81 for each continuance aud natst be
paid for an GdrGnce.
Noperson will be announced for any oflsce, esher
city, state county, without the adesnee payment
of 5 dollars
Yearly advertisers will be confined to tn cir lecrit
innate business.
s9 9-Our advertising friends desired to send
in their fuy ors before IL clock every We'd
"esddu morning, our paper usually goes to press
- Friday Evening.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Not exceet"s 10 lines, TcITswsbIc at pleasure, $l5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
EXPENSES OF THE Ma
Wy DEPARTMENT.


Office Secretary of the Navy:
For blank books, binding. stationery. news
papers, periodicals., and miscellaneous items,
two thousand eight hundred and forty dollars
Bureau of Ordinance and photography:
For blank books, stationery, and miscella-
neous items, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Bureau of Yards and Docks.
For stationery, books, plans, and drawings.
eight hundred dollars.
bureau of Construction, Equipment and
Repairs:
For blank books, binding, stationery, print
ing, and miscellaneous items, eight hundred
dollars.
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing:
For blank books, stationery, and miscella-
ne items, seven hundred dollars.
Bereau Of Medicine and Surgery:
For blank books, stationery, and miscellane.
GUS items, four hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR TIE GENERAL PURPOSES oY THE sorrn-
WEST EXECUTIVE BUILDING.
For compensation of four watchmen Of the
southwest executive building, two thousand
four hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said building,
viz:
For labor, fuel, lights, and miscellaneous
items, three thousand mne hundred and tbir-
teen dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For compensation OF the Postmaster Gene
raj, three Assistant Postmasters General, and
three clerks, messenger, assistant messenger,
watchmen, and laborers of said department,
one Hundred and fifty-seven thousand two
hundred dollars.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF SAID DE.
PARTMENT.
For blank books, binding. and stationery,
fuel for the General Post Office building, in
Guiding the Auditors Office, oil, gas, and cam
dies, printing, day watchman, and for miscel-
laneous items, ten thousand dollars.
For repairs Of the General Post Office buil-
ding, Tor office furniture, glazing, paini::..,,,
white washing, and for keeping the FIRE places
and furnaces in order, three thousand dollars.
For the payment Of temporary clerk hire in
the Post Office Department, in view Of the
amount of extra labor growing out Of the let
tings of mail contracts, six hundred dollars
For compensation of clerks employed tenn
porarily in the office Of the Postmaster Gene
raj prior TO the thirty first December, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, highteen hundred and
eighty-f four dollars and seventy-one cents, or
so r,uch thereof as may be necessary.
PRINTING FOR THE EXECUTIVE De
PARTMENTS.
For paper and printing for the executive de-
partments, including the paper, printing, aud
binding OF the annual statement of commerce
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
TERMS OF THE
Irkansas 1ntslIiarnlrr,

Tie ARKANSAS INTELIGENcER is published at Van
Buren,, every Saturday morning at two dollars per
nnuuin, which may be discharged by The payment of
81 lollars adedpee: dollars in advance, will
be received in payment ofttree years subscription
for one subscriber.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square of lines or less firstin nsertion 81
and so cents for each cCranuauce-over 10 lines
anil not exceeding 20, a. tpyc sauares-aud in that
proportion for longer advert isemea7..
Contracts by the Year.
Not exceeding 10 lines, rc4ssw able at pleasure Sl5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
NEW SERIES, VOL. III, NO. IS

miscellaneous items, one thousand two hun
! dred dollars.
Office of the Paymaster General:
For blank books, binding, stationery. and
miscellaneous items, FIVE hundred dollars
Otiice OF the CommiSsary General:
For blank books. binding. stationery, adver-
tsing, and miscellaneous items, two thousand
five huslred dollars.
Office OF the Chief EagIaeer:
For blank books, binding. stationery, and
rniscellsneousit items, including two daily WASH
ington papers, nine hundred dollars
Office of the Surgeon General:
For blank books, binding. stationery, and
sniseellaaecus i,r,ns, four hundred dollars.
Office OF COloRel OF Ordinance:
For blank books binding. STATIONERY, and
miscellaneous items, nine hundred and fifty
dollars.
Office of the Colonel of Typographical In.
gineers:
For blank books, binding, stationery, and
miscellaneous items, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.
FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF TIE NORTH
WEST ExEcUTIvE BUuDTNG.
For compensation of four watchmen and
two laborers uf the north west executive build
ing, three thousand six hundred dollars.
For fuel, light, and miscellaneous items, four
thousand dollars.
yoR THE GENERAL Purposes OF, THE nuILp-
ING coRSEn og Z AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
For compensation of superinten lent, four
watehmen, and two laborers for said building.
three thousand eight hundred and ffty dol
lars.
For fuel, compensation of fremen, and mis-
col A L. 4
dollars.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary OF the
Navy, and the clerks, messenger, assistant mes
senger, and laborer in his office, twenty nine
thousand six hundred dollsrs.
For compensation of the Chief Of the Bu-
reau of Ordnance and Hydrography, and the
clerks, messenger, and laborer in his Office.
twelve thousand three hundred and forty dol
lars.
For compensation of the Chief Of tho Bu-
reau of Navy Yards and Docks, and the clerks.
messenger, and aborer in his Office, fourteen
thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the Chief of the Bu-
reau of Construction, Equipment and Repairs,
and OF the engineer-in chief, and the clerks,
messenger, and laborers in his Office, twenty
one thousand three hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of the clerks, messenger.
and lahorer in the Bureau OF Provisions and
Clothing eight thousand eight hundred and
forty dollars.
For compensation Of the Chief of the Bu-
reau Of Medicine and Surgery, and the clerks,
messenger and laborer in his Office, nine thou
sand five hundred and forty dollars.
To eaable the Secretary of the Navy 10 pay
the salary of Professor James T. Epsy for the
current fiscal year ending June iiirtetn, eich-
teen hundred aud fifty seven, two thousand
dollars, the payment 10 be made in the same
manner and under the like control as former
appropriations for meteorological observations
And also for year ending thirtieth June, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty eight, two thousand
dollars.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
CONTINGENTEXPENSES OF THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Secretary of War:
For blank books, stationery. books, maps,
plans, exha clerk hire, and miscellaneous items,
four thousand five hundred dollars.
Office Of the Adjutant General:
For blank books, binding, stationery. and
miscellaneous items, two thousand dollars.
Office of the Quartermaster General:
For blank books, binding, stationery, and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-08
EXECUTIVE.

F,I compensation ut President uf the Uni
tel States. twenty n'e Thousand dollars.
For comp, nsa'iUs, ~ The NIc- President of
tie United States, cisbt ,hou and dollars.
FOR compensation 10 secretary to sign pat
eats ior Lands, one thousand i've hundred dol
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

Din sor coxE.-Many Of our citi-
Gems were much disappointed at the
non-arrival Of Mrs. Macready and DR..
Sears, neither Of them being able to
meet their engagements on account OF
unavoidable detention, in consequence
of the rail road bridges being down.
We may expect them tonight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

No MAILs-Owing to the bridges
being swep, away, both or the Chicago 4
Rock Island, and The Mississippi & Mis-
souri, Railroads, no mails have been receiv
ell at this place from the East or Yves,
since last Friday night. Every effort is
berg made for their reconstruction. II ans
left for both East and West yesterday NOR
liup
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Osiisy's Magical Pain LAirae,or. -ihe ss'si
md principal characterisiies u DALiEi'a MAGIC

Usiisy's Magical Psin EAirae ,or.-ihe srsi
md principal characterisiies u DALiEi'a MAGIC
Al. PAIN EXTRACTOR Consist
LIST. OF la never ra.ilug At.si ara niau' pi"rfH
. applied to sr.y mai At.y :" 'b'cs N
fsnxs, ins,sntiy. aid inIadiy 10 f'siuoe H. ih~
feature constitutes It's great lesef To alleviate "
jain OF burns aud scAds, aud OF ethsr pa.b'n' %
.s,ss IL Incredibly short -i,''s Of il" I'D a.
~ui appear from thr few tesi.a niais hertunio an
aexe, Every Intelligent mind /. fuy aware thnt Ia
oil csses u ~atsrnsl injsry ID" pain 10 p'odnc BY
Inflammation Il the injured iari,;sn th"ret"r" "
80 remove the csuse the III CT must ease
~ Its purincstive p,o.erties neuiraiz- the ~.
-. that may lark IA the syst,n and will when AZ
.Aisl TO the sores. draw rapidly all impure mst'er
~ tn, surface and rl,t lth-nes liz great dteha'g
IL produces from sores occasiohed by hurns ami
hen applied to I'D AID insecYate SORES SAT- Ri-'n
" other .utsneous diseases.
Each Lsx u genuine Daley PAN Es' act"I has
u,,,l. i, Steel Plate Engraved Label with he sigma
tur-.ofc CLiCKENER \ CO. proprietor. aud
nsyuy ALLY, msnufaeisiei All o'hefs az
.s4ata,tlt rris rs cents pr box
- ,u.,do, should us addressed 10 {. v. mex
.a.rA, q, 81 u,r,!ey r,rr~t. New York
sldsy ali H. uvgis,r aud Msdein. dsalsfs through
-, IA. ,,,,,.d s,,t.. ,ep.5-daw3 pi
Wm A. Hiatt heiOr's Hair Dyf.- y" bo'h't
clustering compound could .s'i have Ai'"i"'' 'hs
u.,ver.xI favor accorded 10 ihis Dt" nv "iis'h"'
a.vsr falling favurit' Nstur. L not ho'' t'u' :"
her self than the brow hia h-o'n''d Va ne ''
.'..t yrayest OF most fsowr hair ~ II Mad an
,d or applied at Ba;eAelors viz FACTORY an hihe
private ro.ms) 23a Broadway NV York. VIM =.
u.,cbeor i. On the box Of All Snuiue ohri, arr in'-
; taiions.
fot sale By Alive d n Van Pstten-
,rIf1a-ds~im.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

"AHD THERE WERE GIANTs /. IHosI
DAYS" We hope cur readers VIII moi
be so incredulous as to laugh at III,
following if they can help II.
A correspondent OF the Nationa
(lil.) Emporium writing from Clcveian,
Ohio, says A few days ago, viii.
Wat Eckman and Mike Shots wer
digging well for James Mason, Z T.,
neai North Bend, Ohio, the skci,on 81
man, or rather ola giant, was found,
twenty nine feet below the surface OF
the earth--who, when living, lowered
to the enormous hight of twenty three
feet and ten inches.
Prof Lind, who examined the skel-
ion says
The os-humcrus OF the SHELTON
measured six feet four inches. and the
superior condylc, where j. enters the
glcnoid cavity OF the scapula, measured
eighteen aud three-eights inches in ii.
amcter. Hence, says the Doctor, adj
uniting the proportion demonstrated hy
comporatipe anatomy, that all Muscular
power depends on the magnitude OF
the art'cuating condyles of the limbs
to which S.ey are attached, We must
arrive at the startling fact, that this
munster nan while in the full ,igor Of
lie was twcntythrce feet and ten IN
ches high, ana was capable ofwicLiins
the forearm with sufficient force to
have thrown Il cannon ball weighing
eighteen pounds from Cincinnati to
Indianapolis, or distance OF IS miles;
or to have taken large milestone in
each hand, and have walked with per-
feet ease at the astounding rate Of thir-
ty-scvcn and one eight miles an
hour
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

BOARD or TRApE This
evening the committee hat was appointed
10 draft a Constitution AMI Bv Laws for
the Davenport Board of Trade. make their
repest, b, fore the Merchants al This city
who are callet! Ia convene az Mr. Ofr's
Room, over I. Close 4 Cos. The mer.
chan.s of Davenport are " ide awake IN Ibis
matter, and we look Tor full and spirited
meeting. and the adoption ct snch measures
as viii tend 10 give greater soliditv 10 our
commercial interests. That this enteip prise
should become permanent institution, the
entire. hearty cooperation ef every ner-
chant in the city is called for. ana as far az
possible lei there be a unanimity of feeling
AMI purpose. No movement in the behalf
OF the trade OF this city, can insure them
greater advantage; for While they protect
themselves from impostion in selling, a
more SQUAD and peri anent eastern credit
is obtained. When cur merchants have
established reputation for doing a safe
and profitable business, men of means vii
the more readily bring their capital 10 this
city and swell the commercial i'm rortance
OF this place 20 most anviable Degree
Every merchant and business man interest.
ed in this movement are expected 10 BE-
present, and take some part in tbs good
work Just commenced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

RrSAwAy.-Aspan ofhorses attach
ed to wagon started on a race down
the Alley between Second and Third
streets, and indiscrimiuately upsetting
cows smashing carts, wagons. sleighs,
aud other things too numerous 10
mention. When last heard from they
were on the way to Mascssinc,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

n'ver 20 sirW
imperfect srie 10 60 forth ron thir estah,isi.
ncnt, has GAINED FOR th.ir Scales pctstlsu ,hst
has been .urpss cd Ia the whole range u.sfu
neclsp.sr.
The Scales are NJ animously kcinowi, dyed as he
STANDARD In 81! tran ssoiSis by v, iSht
4 lawsuit which ar e!ron Ecrelsney 81 Sei,ht
beiw- n 81 Fairbanks Scsles In i.y he Nal.
'inore X Ohio Railroad Company and ore u another
inauufactn-e recently tried in tie Caur. C,.-
ron Piss .ha.'imor% the upiei he i W.
dsrs. and Judge Ma hall In hyering h.. dc sion
statei AS thu suit 81 the evide, t. he sccur-
CIV ofFAInBANE's Sails WIS estaa..shsi b You'd
all question. For sale Nv
BURROWS PRETTZMAN { IAIZELI
The vel kaa~ IA T. rni-tou ~ these 5csos has w
dueed The vendors Of in perfect and r,sess .aa..
c-s TO ca them rs Tsri anss Scaes, ard pu, as
IRA have thereby IN many cases bsen Subjected 4,
fraud and hnros ton. The 1iarnisc.u-efi. have 10
controversy With hoboIasle nretitoJs who trans
act busnts Ia their own rames, bz: n "a rdine the
peipetfa,ers fthe above fraud as pursl.nc Course
Alike unjust ard d'shonerGte TIA t-ka his uetl cd
TO caution ths Pablo Of their inposlt. Us.
The Tatfnfess manufacture under their cwn Ia.
spscton omit st th!r Factory In st. JohnfSury, w.
For sai- In Davenport solely by
BURROWS. PRETTTMAS & DAIzEIL.
4 FAIRBANKT & co.
ianssf st Jotnsbnry, W., May CT, 1855
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
ALEN1S FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
Daily, Tri-W cekiy aud weekly
NEW foRs-S NJ. PettingillS Co.
-Niscbef Owen a 90
CHfa 400 criy.n a t.ala.h.r
" . Spencer.
VI. InCfs-J n. Post
Blanks! Blanks /!
TRUST and WAKRANTEE DEEDS
FOR SALE AT 1HIs oFf!rE.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
AMENDMENT OF CITY CHARTER.

We this morning re-publish the Act
amendato Of the Charter Of the city.
Reason There were errors in the
copy furnished the Gazefte and this
Office, and therefore errors in the
Act as published last week.
Copies OF the q" Act can be had Al
tins CIice at 5 cents each.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

REsUNED.-Passa.-a OH the ice be
tween this city and Rock Island, tas
again been resumed, the ice having become
so permanent as 10 be perfectly safe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

SAVE MoNfl, BY making good bar
gains. There l. no donbt that the Cramp.
tohs, on the corner Of Second and Brad;
streets have choice selection Of Dry Goods
and that they sell them on very reason
able terms IS fact beyond dispute. In OF :
der 20 close OF, their winter siocl, 10 make
ron FOR an extensive sssoitlnci of SPIRIT.
ami Summer goods, they have mar kad them
q cost. The reputation e thi, firm for
dong just what they say .s well known
therefore persons awaiting themselves Of this
this opportunity can rely upon buying goods
precisely "a advertised l.ad;es. now is
your time 10 purchase dress goods oil any
grade or style, from the most superb slk.r
fabric TO Il siNrenny calico. Drop Ia aud
soc for Yourselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
WADSWORTHS

'NIyHIrE Brucsde silks,
F" FRENCH AerinoeE
Whit. D. ltln->,
Hu,hr iderrdC .ars and Bands,
Whit. brown aud pink Sa.h Kihbotsi
colorel B,rege- for evening drfSs,
Whit aud oolor-.' rarlri"ns.
Black Long Shawls,
Extra fine Saxong fiiunels,
Checked and Plain Nainsooks,
Ia.trs' Black and white silk Hos,
white and oolor-d skirt iinins-
t;.ut, h-rino Vests and Pants.
Ladies' French Breakfast Robe,
white Grape. AMI msny other styles goods t" "a'h
". invite alteration
pletf SECOND ST :, opp. L'Cisir" HoT>".
Alexapder's COlOred Kid Gloves !!
a FRESH assortment % beautiful eclois receiver
n by Express nj
fb6ift WADs"oAiu -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
BAGS AND SACKS.

100 600 Osuabusg sacks, :. "a AID bn'hr
at low prices. Also.
Is 600 Seamless Bagsof all sircs, al tue
CHICAGO BAG MAHufACTokf.
.,Ydim ZIG south Deatboru street, Chiosgn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

MANUFACTURED by the Chicago Bag Mnunfs' TO
NV Randolph street. corner Of Clark, ChicaI"
sLCUR BUCKwrRAT, CORN MEAI, NV FAh-
NERS OSSABURG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice AMI NJ 'hr
invest market pr .ces The designs lor brand ns are
.-w original, and no, To ba surpassed ~ ms C"h-
'ry. - Ao' hNp
ivof ZIG Dea hu IA street onicagu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
T. O M N + II CT AL
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
Ou-
OFyIcs OF Iowa DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT
DAVENPORT F.. AIRY Q, lsS. {

The unusual state Of the weather, and the cons
queu. l,d condition Of tie reads ec,her with the
that VII at has lecIiuei i've he blsh.l
rather tends 10 restrict the amount OF th. arii,ls
market
Othes kinds Of rain remain As usual without al
tsrs,ion in pric and but little coming it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

PIaNo.-Any person wishing to pur-
Chase good second hand piano forte are
re'4rfed 10 the advertisement; H. az another
column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

State II Iowa Jrsri,t CouRr.
| VS.. X ID. Cohgdon, J. B
! Philip White, Information okareir.
Michael BIke, 1 crime II assault " I'll
John Casey, intent 10 XIII.
On Saturday evening last Philip Whle
Michael Burke, John Casey, Thomas Ga
dy, and John Sexton Wen, 10 he house Of
Cornelius Fitzpatrick beiwean Second and
Third street near Allen's Mill, IN THIS city!
al about D O'Clock u the evening, While
engaged ia social conversation ami ,akng
friendly ''drii Ks man by the fam, tf
| jeremiah yr,h, cainc into the house, ard
ioined he pariy
u appeared in the testimony that 81 Xtun
and Casey go, into little dispute about
the ownership Ct clsy pipe that Sex on
had aud Casey TURNED around 10 SIT town
AID fell upon Lynch vino wa sitting upon
chair, and Lynch and Casey fell over to-
gether upon the floor, breaking the chair
Philip White threw himself upon them as
they laid upon the door, and Fitzpatrick
put his little child down that he held IN his
arms, and took White on, and Casey and
Lynch got up and laughed about the acci.
dent and seemed 10 take II good naiuredly.
Fitzpatrick told hem all tina, il they could
not behave thems elves 10 60 home GRADY !,
White and Lynch went OFT Of tbr door.
Burke and Casey foliowin- Blu, Ike stood
upon the threshold OF the door taking
with Sexton, who WAS u he hons
Grady AMI Lynch were .taLdln. within
six feet Of each Other whea Phili. White
came IRON the direction Of the door aid
passed between them, striking Lynch with
back handed blow near The lower portion
af the abdomen. No knife was seen. After
White had passed on ,ru OF fifteen Yards,
Lynch told Grady that he WAS Stable
ami Grady look HIM INTO The house H.
had deep wouHd from Il sharp n,!iuneh,
that entered the abdomen. passing up
through tie Diaphragm. Tie evidence dbl
not show that Burke and Casey tad any
thing 10 d. with the assault and ihey were
discharged. White Was bound Owe fr
trial to next term Of District Court. II
appeared that White and Lynch he'd never
met before aud at la, time had TO hard
words nor dii either manifest ally mhi;.d
feelings for the o'her 81 ih.s occssioi,.
Lynch IL not expected TO I'VE. st,waI'
tor State, Hubbell FOR Defendant,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

tnf vi n ftio't tIlr IatT q.
The qualities ~ hose Safe ateN Il Sn Wn hat
The nsior.y OF tn. nl"rchsut II y, Y.rkarl Phi
iadeipha use no oih rmak- - ST.. We can fur
n'sh SAFES of all ~ and with aHy u, IN I'm OF
Lock- wanted, and u M watraot 10 The utmost Mi
the qualities Of the Safes sell.
jan2ilf BURROWS, PRErrYMAN y DtLlELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

RYAN 4 EAalS have on hand A
.r'sadli ssssssnsns d vanilla Ror. which
they will close 81 q, very lsw prices. s.,
sess,si l(sslss,