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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

A RURAL Towx.-The town of sharon, he
tween New Ipswich and Peterborough
New Hampshire, with population Of six
hundred inhabitants, has no store, no post
office, no church, no tavern. no lawyer, no
doctor or minister within its borders. and
II. natural result Of this peculiar state o
society, there is not pauper in the town
The humble shool house diffuses intelligence
and good farms well TILED promote prosper
ity among the inhabitants of this rural re
treat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

The daughter of a farmer in Water
vliet, n. u, found herself in an interesting
condition not long since, which caused tn,
arrest of negro who protested his limo
cence, but was 50 frightened that he con
sented to deed all his property, some $4,000
to the girl and bound himself to leave for
California subsequently the girl herself
was spirited away, and the poor man believ-
ing himself imposed upon has commenced
suit to Recover his property
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
TBS + NE " 6.


- AB1s my OVtus
| The Lecompton correspondent Of
the Demosrat sayA the spportionmen,
will disfrandhise hrlfof Kansas. Only
20 out Of 40 counties are represented
Some counties where no census was ta
ken, are allowed representation to the
list Of voters on the old election books
Other counties have written to Stan.
ton asking for election precincts.
He answered that he could do
iothing, there being no law ty supply
the omission.
Springfield, O., May 30.
The Eeputy Marshals assistante
were brought before Justice Christie
in this city this morning. Churchill
and Elliot were aria gned on two
charges, one for assulting Deputy Mar
shall Compton, the other for assulting
Sheriff Layton with intent TO MURDER
Churchill and Elliott, through their
counsel, asked that the amount of bail
be fixed for their appearance at the
next term of the Court Of Common
Pleas.
bail was fixed at $500 each, both
charges. The balance Of the party,
eight in number, were required to give
bail in $4,000. On refusing, the
whole party were committed to Jail.
Washington, May 80.
The nett amount in the United States
Treasury subject to draft is nearly $685.
100000. 10 Boston, 81, 000, 600; New
York, 81 j 700, 900; New Orleans, s., 000-
100000; Philadelphia, 1884 900; and
at the Branch Mint, in Oslifornia, 49,
100000.
Tie news by telegraph, that New Gre.
NADIA had ceded the islsnds in the bay Of
Panama to the British, 10 not credited 10
o'icial circles; nor 10 such q result sp-
prehanded.
Gen. Walker has telegraphed that be
will bs in Washington as soon 80 posi-
bio.
Newburg, May 80.
The c oroner's inquest and examina-
ton in the case Of The murdered girl, is
proceeding to-day, but the Coroner re-
fuses to allow the testimony to be pub
lished.
Officer Clark came up from New York
to-day and returned again Immediately.
lie brought no positive testimony with
regard to the murder, but he is 90
trail that will throw light on the ease
There will be no meeting Of the jury un'
til Mr.. {. rcturns again. The body is
LATER.
New York, May 80.
The body Of the murdered woman of
Newburg has been identified az the wife
OF Thos. Brown, negro, belonging to
Lowell and formerly residing in Boston.
Her maiden name was Ashbell, and she
was native Of New Brunswick.
Brown is in custody Of the Cor oner ct
Newburg.
New York, Nav 80.
Tn" ordinance recommending tho %.
tablishment of day and night watch,
passed to third reading last night 10
the Board OF COuncilmen, Al voting 10
the affirmative, and II negatively. The
Republican members protested against
the Illegal action OF the Chairman Of the
Committee Of the Whole, amidst great
confusion.
A mass meeting Of the citizens, ire.
spective OF party, to express Indignation
At the recent oppressive acts Of tho late
Legislature, was held last night at Ma
tional Hall, Canal etrcet. Strong rcso'
lutions were adopted.
VIM. II. Webb has concluded con.
tract for building screw frigate Of d..
600 tons, for the Russian Navy, the
work to be commenced July LIST. The
machinery will be made at the Wese
Point foundry. The total cost to be
81 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Money in New York.
The following is from the financial
article in the last E'renina Post:

The following is from the financial
article in the last Erening Post:
The demand for money is very mod
crate, with an increasing abundance
on the market, SO that it is difficult to
loan at six per cent, on the best and
generally accepted securities. Not
withstanding the land speculations in
the West, the collections, we learn, are
good, though farmers are specializing
a little in lands. The bulk Of the
Western traders pay promptly, but are
buying sparingly ofgoods.
Loans have been made freely the
last two or three days at six per cent
on call, the securities being first class,
which does not at present include rail
road securities generally. The dis
count brokers find the demand impro'
wing, with less Offering. First class
mercantile paper is easy at seven to
eight per cent second class at eight
te nine, and unendorsed notes at eight
TO ten,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
MARRIED..

On the NOR Mig OF tn lot inst. In the family o
DR.. Morrow, Dentist, by Rev. J. D. Nassau Nj J I'm
B. Alien of vinton, Benton county, to Mrs Mary A.
Neal OF this city
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

II Card.
HAVING scld my tNtire stock II Clothing Cloths
i and Ca>sim-fes, Furnishing 6oods, &c; TO
81, ssrs. R. II. PARKS Co.. formerly OF Chicago,
take Ibis oppol tGliy Of thanking all who have IA
vorei me with their patronage. and solicit for the
above nrm u tinpsnec OF the same.
Messrs Parks h D.. are perfectly acquainted with
the business and viii spare TO pains to please all
who may favor this With their custom ~ the old
stand opposite lie f1ars Row.
rlch23-.ttn EDWARD ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
JAMES MOnkOW,
Surgeon and Mocha meal Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCH
to his friends and the public In gener
IfyI nj, believing that he and will
1xb give entire satisfaction in oil WORT
enc in the Dental line. lie has been engages IN Dr.
poiricn's efce for the last fifteen months, and he
heying that he has sustained his former utation
- Dentist, he asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the pubic. Hir AcTulrem mt.
In thr know ltrae Of Dentistry ami arrangements IN
his flee and laboratory such that he In prepared
do any work in III Dental His mod Of ". rk
is din, rent from all others In his section Of the
try, being more cesnly and dur able, and worn with
more comfort and salts action To me wearer He
will put ia ARTIFICIAL indenfnres from one to
tire set, aud do all other work sppertaining TO Den
tisiTy.
Once and residence Connected. on Fourth street,
second house west Of Nam, adjoining Dr. Fountain Is
residence.
Any number Of references eivfE u required
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Confectionery! Confectionery F.!
wholesale and lYerUil,
Corner 18th 4 BRADY SIS.

BROOKS g. DaTLS
HAVE now y large and extensive assortment
- OF Canci,s OF thsif own m nyfacture, which
Cannot be cAc'iiei in qualify kAst rr West Also
. Urge ss oriinsnt direct from New York orr an
d:es ar" OF The hes. quality and fresh Also nuts o!
all kinds R,isins Figs. Dstes, Prunes lobster.
SArd'ncr rickels, &C We invite alers TO Call and
examine sioSk.
In connection with our business we have a Bakery,
where can be had every evening fresh Bread and
Cakes OF al kinds.
orders for Wedding Cakes will lie promptly At
tended tC.
BROOKS DAVIS.
a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

EXECUTION AT ANpREw.-The Nigi-
land Committee who made the descent upon
the Clinton county Jail and carried away
Barger and Carroll, who We're awaiting their
trial for murder executed Barger on Friday
last at o'clock Al NJ Barger was impris-
oned some three years since tor the murder
ofhis wife, and has, by putting in plea of
lnsanity,so long deferred his execution lie
had but little to say, only that he thought
court Of Justice would clear him. The
crowd who had gathered to witness the ex
eeution was comparatively small, as the ex-
eeution took place some five hours before
the appointed time A large number of the
citizens of Maquoketa had started, but on
hearing that the awful deed had been per
formed tnrned back Carroll, an lrshman.
who was in Jail for the murder Of German
last fall, and has not yet had a legal hear
ing, was not executed as reported. but is
confined in Jail at Andrew, with a select
party of the Vigilance Committee for his
jailors He was informed in the morning
that he was to ne hung on the same time
with Barger, hut on further consideration by
the mob it was deemed proper that he should
have fair trial
Another person who was arrested in that
vicinity for stealing watch, and was con
fined in the Clinton Jail, was taken to the
place of execution and severely whipped.
and admonished to leave the State, and never
appear in that part again, as he valued his
life.
1t was the intention of the mob to take
another prisoner who had been imprisoned
for horse stealing, but he effected lis es-
cape the night before and fled to parts un-
known.
The whole proceeding Of this Vigilance
Committee is most alarming outrage upon
the State government, and should be dealt
with as the enormity Of their crime deserve.
These ruffians, backed, it is rumored by
more influential parties, are having every
thing in their own way. and the proper au-
thorities should at once take active measures
to restore law and order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT FoKT MADI-
sox.-Last Friday. while the Steamboat "a
racen was lying at the port of Fort Madison
taking on merchandise, negro servant was
ordered by one Of the officers Of the boat Ia
20 ashore and assist in bringing aboard
some hams, which he refused to do. The
officer attempted to enforce obedience when
resistance was offered by the servant, who
finding himself worsted, broke away and
ran up town and secreted himself among
some boxes lie was persued and hrough,
back, and was to receive punishment for his
temerity, whereupon some of the citizens OF
Fort Madison took it upon themselves To
rescue the aforesaid darkey, or of course
perish in the attempt Accordingly they
pitched in" with several murderous wea
pons such as knives, guns, and pistols, and
ma 'e a vigorous sortie upon tie boats crew
Threats were made on the part of the insur
gents, that fany one should attempt to un
tie the boat, he would be shot dead. a
man cut the howser near the boat, where
| upon several shots were fired; twenty eight
bullets striking the pilot house and numcr
o,Isones in other parts Of the boat. The
| captain and mate were both wounded, also
| several Others If the crew. The lombard
ing from the boat was also carried on with
some effect one nan on the shore being
killed. and number wounded. The belli,
g.rents did not succeed in their attempt to-
Rescue the servant, and the boat proceeded
up the river, followed by the infurinted ruff
fans, who thought to effect another enga &c
ment at Burlington They did not succeed
however. The boat proceeded to Burris,
and then returned soath. II it has come TO
this that the citizens Of every little town on
the river are to regulate the government of
boat crews, il were better that the boats
We're tiled up at once Fort Madison is
verify "A great country. aud for the safety OF
the world in general should be Immediately
fenced in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
!Nh4riN,S Office.
For Sale.

1OA acres OF land in Franklin C1unty $50
.fCO acres Of land IN Mitch II County lao acres
OF land Ia Grundy County. Applyt
maydtf WI y. fURLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
ICE I lCEl

e1hs Davenport Ice Co, are now pr,n.,,a IN
- contract for the delivery Of Ice Tor the 49,
sm, customers commencing the seasou with ~
81! oegsdransssdi 10 be supplied TN November il
desired Parties desiring lie through the eeoeon
are cautioned against contracting with thoee m do
not supply The season through.
Once, Second ct, opposite L.Claire House.
msy6d1m PECK : NTTCnury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

Handsome IN DEED.-A gentleman
Of this city celebrated the sixth ..nni
versary Of his marriage, on Thursday,
by sending his wife a beautiful basket
Of flowers, and deed for 100000
house on the Fifth Avenue.-N y,
Mirror.
But this is not all the good deeds of
this gentleman. He has celebrated
each anniversary Of his marriage by
presenting his wife deed of house,
while she, liberal soul, has given him
several rose buds in return. Whst saw
crusty old bachelor to this ~. Y.
Ne,cs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

MAMMOTH HoGs.-On Saturday
last, MIR. Geo. =. Bogen, purchased
eleven magnificently proportional
grunters, in one lot, their respective
weights being as follows: III, 500
1875, 700, 624, $40, sos, 6l5, 643, Gle
and 6s5 pounds. They were ralsed
and fed by Mr.. Bramble, Of Madison
vile, Hamilton, County, Ohio. Their
average weight was fraction ovel
GAO lbs, and they were purchased by
Mr.. Bogen at II cents per pound
amounting in the aggregate to 1918,
fi9-ICip. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
KANES ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
rINHE FORUM, or forty years practice at the Phil
i adelpha Bsr by u = Browne vols price $500
Thidy ears in the u Senate ty Thos II Benton ;
vols $500
Private Correspondence Of u Webster vols $3.50
II istory of T. xas lllustd by A Yoskum vo.s - %
Kansas interior eNt.r. life by Mrs Robinson %
Scenes adventures IN the army by Ii Gel Gouk I, 20
California in doors and ont by Ms Farnaham &l0o
Examples from the iesh 18th centuries by Mrs Sig
Quincy rs
Canterbury tales BY Harriet lie, . vols 4l.7b
iI-me and the world 400
Golden Lceaiy or hfc's Phases $l,W
Light and Darkness shadow Of fate Is
Household angel In die nise ty Ars Lesley $l,CO
kath'y Brand or a quiet life $40
Aurora leigh by Elixaheth n BrJwrinr Sl,00
Henry Lyle or life and eNp'nse Mis- Mar'yatt s., %
Ustsy's ne, klace aud What of II 10
Little Dorrit by Dickens. q III $50
A ord Il the creations by Mar ian James 20
lIrmor Of Falcenbrldge ilIus,'d BY } Kelly ei.25
Nrishbor lakewood by PaI Greytou ti.s
wigwam and Z stin BY W simms $I,2b
Los Grnees By ii.ut wiseUsK t,ah
II nv My Token CIR book for Christlsns q 70
Prince OF tn House ~ David Si,.J
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnesota perotsh ~ q q Andrews 50
Minnesota hand book and Map, by Parker 10
Iowa 10
Iowa 40 it's n 10
Sectional map Of Iowa $50
% by Chapman Si,G
q KANSAS by Keains 100
Kansas and Nebraska map 50 aLd Is
Sectional map Of MINI. sofa by Chapman 10
:" Wisconsin % - 10
Illinois .s 50
Appleton's Railway Guide for March Is
Just received and for sale at
Tile /oWd Book Rooms,
No. 3s Brady 81, near the Post once.
= mo l2dtD ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE /!
.he wes side Of Brady, between Third and
~ Fourth streets.
jas. G. TODD
- would most re-.
~ eNN spectfnliy inform
3: ]. !.
the citizens Of the
@N ~ city OF Davenport
~ MIS- ~ and the surround
0aNNx Xxx Ing country, thai he
ESN IL now opening from
NJ - ~. hfst Hinnfac-
@ZSzA idA8 dro Pr tSdei.
@,sst q l.rse aud
general assortment
Sprfsg and Summer Roots, Shoes,
CATERS and slippers,
Of every variety and description. As my goods are
made expressly for
Retail Trade,
to al th,se who may favor me with . call, I can
guarantee the Workmanship equal to those manufac.
tured IN this or any other part OF the United States.
nay2sdtf Jas. q. TODD.
HOn KEGS WHEELING NAILS jus. received
WILSON HARLEY.
200 FOXES GLASS ,,.ov . u.,,vv
&OO WILSON HARLEY.
1En CHESTS AND BOXES OF TEA.
1OV WILSON HARLEY.
C0O BOXES VARIOUS BRANDS OFTOBacCO,
AOO WILSON 4 BARLEY.
10O BOXES Ia YER s " r. RAIsLNS,
1OO WILSON AHAkLEY.
O0n DOE. BROONS, $50 NESTS TUBS,
ZOV WILSON 4 HARLEY
50 D0z- FRESH COW 1i Hxsz Z ss;.1rr.
Ma2sd&vlm
Vegetable Market /!
II. H kent
WILL keep csnstslty on hand Of KBLLY's
Complete supply Of I'll kinds Of Garden vegetsbies
such -
Potatoes TurnipA Cabbases,
Lettuce, Css'voes,
Green Peas, &c.
ALSO:
Butter syssd Poultry,
NEW and FREsH every day. The public can rely
up,a finding oil kinds Of vegetables In their season,
at low figures.
FARMERS AND GARDENERS
a.e earnestly requested 70 bring their VEGETABLES,
est cash price vii Be paid. Those Who have here.
tofore supplied me, and oil Who have anything q
The kind 10 dispose Of will nnd greatly TO their ~
vantage TO bring them to
KE WIS OLD 8 TsaFD.
may96dtf
n CARD.
IL Who have giver me the agency Of oellicg
"A their Resl Hetste, win ma II 10 the hands Of G
Augustus Havilsnd, ESQ, Who occupies Part Of
ny ofnce, and Who comes among US we'll recommend
"a for integrity and high business capacity, and !
doubt not win render general satisfaction to al Who
may favor him with their patronage I'm the land
would rsmark in conclusion, that have valuable
and that may be found In my ONCE during business
may2sdtf Il Claire Row.
For Rent.
DRICK Stsre on corner Of Main and Front streets,
d opposite the Ferry LANDING. Win be rented low
Tor Dry Gools business. Apply n e
Stable for Rent.
o. '''' near nan ''t az. b DfPT1xuxpRr
Stores for Rent.
o MALL 0ronxs froatinG On Main arese, near the
? .. sssKs l''''''' A'''ss r DAVENPORT
Fer Sale or Rent,
0ys.s. sssssass - s1ees = o. = = ssaeef
VI 4Iei - lWry 6(eesoo esoeqCoeee4 - ~
- - ~ 49, H.
- ! ~ NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
BRILLIANT FREE
Outside Spectacles,
lst THE GREAT 20 HORSE TEAM

harnessad bsfors'tss srand Appolspscss, WITH OTTO
kyie's sugis nand, driven By one nan, sbout 10 4.
~ through ths prtacipai streets. tusniag - cor.
nsrs. &C., Ae, svsU nsrniss. ssin = 49,. fvs..
y horses. ~ traces are loas enough, vosla nass
longer tean, md any boy wAs - lsiva Z Arove
ofAsy horsss from astsrs . vsasr y ! !. nm
Horss Driver. but their nsvss vas "a nsvsr WI
b Anything nsarly = nunssous q 1uety uor,e
team driven b ~ vsssl. szssDe visA sps,Alae 4
1sOsms OlssueGe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
10 conclude with
ABUAH j. PEASLEY.

Admission 70 Parquette 50 cents 70 the Gallery
Is cents NJ half price 70 Gallery Children under
10 yars Of accompanied By their parents Is cents
to ParQuette-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

L the largest and best assortment Of
building Material,
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting Of
2iO OoO feet Framing Timber OF every dimension,
10000 Seasoned Flooring, rough and dressed
100 WO Barn Boards, from IL to - feet long
\Og 600 Fencing
$4,000 SheAthing.
1900 Siding festht r-etigesi And !, inch NJ
various qualities.
10000 I" Clear Lumber for finishing Of everx
Thickness,
SoO,OOO Gut Shingles.
loo, 90 No. 1, Shaved Shinglcs
2U0 900 '" SAVED
100 90 " Lath.
10000 Pockets.
40.
large assortment bOors, Sash, Blinds, Win.
40" sh' Door Francs. !l-lug and Scr1l work OF
every variety aud OF IN st quality con.tantlv an
hand, and manufactu, o ord r 1T The sborta.i
notice. living lArg. yck OF I1gs W. A.. mr.
pared 70 hli orders for ning and sr,dye Ti,,h.r
WIN lhe Utmost dispa'c CANON II FRENCH.
(mayilG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Are You Insured Z

r. not step right along 70 the Captains O0ce and
/ have the matte settled, - I am agent Tor one
OF the best G. MPsnies In the world, and win in
s-rsss cheap 2 any other GOOD company. ~ con-
psny b the Quaker city Of Phlsdelphis with cash
ptta, 81 ps.l in Of 1s50, 900, and liberty 70 tn
crease u double. Ifany person Il desirou Of being
Insured s1i viii tsse the trouble 20 enquire into the
ct ,ndns this company he viii BE- sasised 70 give
me. the risk Is nons bat gsod ones viii . tsten.
NV. NORRIS,
Aeeat Of the Qurksr City Ins'nne Co. u pAiloAel.
pits. Store q - street, Ord doer fsso rsssy q.
may5odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

The great Creole 1qulbriss - euag,,sa 49,, A..
esasaaease. vtu tsus1ns wAsslhsnsw. q 80. =
hA'f.ineh vtrs. - ~ -, easanssa - ~
ssoead y " sop = ~ lsay ssaesspals - 40
nv e~ ahas u eassnh,sa spsstsssss, vsaaA,as
s's svsf - pssnA, = tAssaigus vsAtss = : ~
~ ~ slnels tsaek rasseoA
=. - snsss ssnsaa1as ~ Deuaa1vsay "a -
sevasesse q ~ ~ ~ ssoea vn1.en. 49,.
w1o1ev0.
nEnuR mDlm
ROCK lsIAsnnosnXY. susrs
DAyxsPoRr,1uzznAx,yu1ss.
DIV 3. J! "a
:! laiA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

MONEY 10 LOAN. long and shor, s,me
- jel7dU 0ACKLOT COnblN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
WarehOllse Sale.

THIS following Goois Wares, AMI March sndisc
L VIII be sold at public auction, at the Warehouse
OF ID. b. She ley, opposite the aud N Rail Rosd
pot On the 81 LAY OF July, prox for freight and
charges, If not previously claimed by the owners,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

In fultons addition TO East Davenport which taste
fully aid out with Pubic Parks Be-. She building
lots Commanding . splendid Of the Mlssissippi
and Rock Island. These lots can b. purchased on
very AeGsOnGols 1tv0s. 0rea; inducements are
offered to n canics we'll capitalists and etAeys
Call and examine Nap and prces q
HAviLAED6 Once. LeClsir Row,
AMI % ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
LUMBER. LUMBER !
CNseSeon y Efench's
Stsao, saw I Plaialng nills,
Deer Sash 1 Blind Factory.
Tie Lowest llllls - Second st.,
AND
The Largest Lumber Tard n IA
venPert.


INnD eubecsibe,s have on hsnd. md Ger fug =
i the largest and best assortuoni Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

III fRl!AED INlk, VaNISI Nd VIZ .JRiLN.
Duesphalus, Nay Drop, VIA Firs.
4egasus, Bsypo, Tsrtos.
Altogether the most formidable co5so' la
tion OF Equestrians, Equss.rienHes, Gro
tesques, Clowns, Gymnas's, Voitiecurs,
Equilibrists, Pantomimimists, Acrobats and
highly trained Horses, Of which there II any
Eecced in tho history Of the Circus
J.R WARNER, Agent Nata A--sicaa Cifuu1L
l. GRAHAM, Agent Floating Palace CpgR
OF 110kp Ao0t Ral kaad Qsuah
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
Fer sale Or Rent.

8, s,eAaa srosxs SroatinG On Aain ases4, near the
= ! S@ska I DlEzNPoRr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

Stable for Rent.
nH 4 alley near Nasn sts~et. ApplvM
GIL. Dl TZNPORT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02

NoW IOrK1 May 81.
The body Of the murdered woman of
Newburg has been identified IA the wife
OF Thos. Brown, . negro, belonging to
Lowell and formerly residing in Boston.
Her maiden name was Ashbell, and she
was native Of New Brunswick.
Brown is in custody Of the Corone ct
Newburg.