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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
the TmIArRR.

While We refrsio eroo ooomsuds ion
Of certain classes Of Thesssieal plays, ws
do not feel willing 70 WITHHOLD our prsise
Of merit and salsas, exhibited 10 dssnas
that havs stsssg tssdssey 70 awaken
she sobls ssssioenss Of The mind, aud
imprsss upon 10 tho excellence Of honor,
virtue and truth. The Theatre, rightly
conducted 10 ~ much . public school,
- in the seminary or college. In The
mere reading ofsa elegant or even shril.
ling moral drama, there are many cent?.
ments and truths that fail to 6x our o..
tsntion and make lasting impression.
Bot 10 the Thsssrs these plsys are
brought out in full representation Of .
vivid reality. that stsmps an influence
upon the mind not easily eta oed, it the
actors are adapted, BY education and
soul, to the spirit Of the tragedy, they
are esdeavoring to represent.
Hough's Lyceum, lately established in this
city, has been closely watched BY rs, wilh
the view Of praising or condemn,ng ,t,As We
should think it might meri, praise or cen
sure. Thus far Mr. Hongh has avoided,
low, immoral and vulgar plays, and We
have seen nothing on his stage. calculated
to impair the moral sentiments OF his pa
irons. 10 render himself more deserving
ha ntlhl he haa 1aI.
Miss WooDnErRv, to sustain the principal
female characters ia his plays, and she has
won reputation dsservsdly high, in the
shor time of her appearance. She is lady
Of refnsment,of d,gnifed and majestic APP
pearaLcs, and graceful and natural II her
manners. She has The high meri. u feel.
ing. or seeming TO feel the spiri, Of the cha
ac'sr she represent. Ia her rep senta-
lion OF LocIs'is B.igi,, s.c shon~ with
splendor, that convinced ~ Of her capacity
to rise 10 the hughes, plDnacis OF eminrnts
u her profession. She did rot s'raln at ex-
'gs'ra'i'n or "ossr-do" any part OF the
'rsg'dy, nor did her voice fAlter during &C.
cas.ots II the most pro'racted ou' burst. OF
passion. Irenend, u, applause hoy and
ihel told her Of III. delight Of the audi.nc.
We must corfes, that we joined in ,h- zen.
t.al expression OF APPRECIATION.
She was well sustained by ar Mcfarland
who IS also an actor Of d.cidedmei H. He 10 .
polished gentleman, and shoss refine
meht of manner nd Of taste wherever the
fine feeling. OF the heart are to be ,epi esea
ted. He has become decided fayor.te 81.
ready. We trust he will remain for long
time, as one Of the troupe Of Mr.. Hough.
As for Douglas. he always pleases. We
can add nothing to what the public already
confess Of his merit as an octor. Like Mr.
Hough, he rarely sPI care upon the stage
without hearty arp!au sfton the audience
10 those who ENJOY good acting, we will
say. that they can 60 TO Hougn's Lyceum,
without fear Of hearing anything tina, would
be improper in The most refined ssse mhly.
Tc night will be presented for the
iii i time n hls city the awfuily thrilling
sra. al Of lr leu de Nesls Or the cham
h.r 81 Deaf; I'll, Of uncommon merit,
'n. 'hich -eaairss the entire tore. 70 per-
fwm Go anj bear Il hv all means,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

-sss .- ...--... 49, A. April II.
RL0CR-Dull priees droopins. seles s go bsls .,
oS g suPaiss vsetarn> s epQt - extra Do. O..
nsdisn dali SALES - .his. toos - for superior,
49, set1 g.
ease y g IT q I phle Ca6e6jan Aye held
egm!y = 000eCeen boeaog, 49, 1oQoo 6usA Of
oe00 IL sess ~ ~ os1sd Vsassss. osis n
.kfottsIoTS-ps / lswss, saau ~ As,s ., q .
~ = lss nses. - = ~ Vt1S Seee sasAssaeI
= ~ nv. - sesesDA n.SlsS Sss1s
}slEfa:s Is ~ =: =: ! al:s.~,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

THs SsAsoN An D rHE CsoPs.-The
weather 10 Mississippi, TO-, 10 alarming,
beSsu'e the crope are soWN and up. Sir
inches Of snow 10 that State On the 18th
Of April 10 enough to scare the moot Pc.
tieot planter. Here, the . ow can DO no
injury good, for the corn 10 90,
planted, and The fruit trees have not
buddej.
The ,hsrmomesor ss Aueus ., Ca, on
the 7th inst, stood as q deg. above 20.
70. Tho frost has killed oil the cotton,
corn and wheat crops 10 that region.
The Madison, Wis, paper. say tina.
enough Of soow fell there the pas: week
to have formed layer . foot thick, had
1t remained on the ground. LAST Fri.
day night (the lOth) the thermometer
ssnk below sero.
The Clsrksville (Tenn.) Jedersoniau
reports gloomy prospects for the grow
Jog crop Of tobacco.
John Lea, tho Cincinnati Meteorolo.
eist, informs the Oinc matt Gszstte that
the thermometor has not fallen 90 low
in April for seo years past. by six Deg
rses, a. IN the present.
10 New York, few days ago, u foot
sod bali Of snow fell. Ths two past
winters have bsen VI unparalleled ~
sr.tv throughout the entire oouatrv. sni
the world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

Auo1HER SUGAR PLANT Mr.. Leonard
Wrsy, from South Africa, came passeo'
ger in the Asis. the other day. He
briues seed Of the Imphy, or African
Sorghum, from which be has msnufao.
tarsd Sugar. and be says IL 10 superior -
the Chinese Sorghum.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

ExcuR-IoN.-The Boston fox. are
planning 40 excursion to Europe Tho
o)ming summer. The Times says:
An excursion Of City or sixty gentle.
men from Boston TO visit Engiaai, SEQ.
land and France, and to occuov tvo
months 10 all, is being arranged hy Mes.
ere. +. A. Curtis and E. L. Mitchell, Of
this city; the date Of sssrting being the
9th OF June; and the price Of ticket,
which will cover all expenses, is 1915.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

TIE qualities = these SAFES ares 80 VII known that
the majority OF the merchant, u New York and Phi,
lA.islpAls useno othsr nate II Sst. We can fsr-
nish Safes Of oil sises and with any desef iSn 81
Locks wanted, ard viii warrant to the utmost IL
the Qualities Of the Safes sell.
Isn3lu BURROWS PR9TTYMAN 4 DAI111.L.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

IA powerful ssapaay he's bssa
esnsd 10 New Yssk city, 70 spss shs
aasloassss u ~ wAtessia aIvSs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

United States vssssls lndepsnier roe,
John Adams and Decs' ur, ere to proceed
to toe Pacific side Of tho lsthmus Of Pa.
mama, in view Of our difficulties 10 that
quartss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

fisherman on Thursday last caught,
in . dip net At Racine, . sturgeon,
weighing over 80 pounds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
.S1DTll'E.

.v0b110 y.
4 NJ aud AT, III - - isuusf, IN mai isisnri
~ H.pb.y. in th. cay q Daseut~rt will aIfn b"n
ofnres for hueiuerA at o'c'ocs 4 si' es'e al
"'clcs y. " unii f.Ffiisr u0lh
COOK sArt.tNl
NNtklGI 4 ,tsNts
TALIAAS, row Ms VI. itAN
tHt BB, HND., BARkawsA ca.
NICKOIIS, CAMPBELL co.
NcGRg0OR, LAWS a BLAKEMokf
isn1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

sSow!-Only judge Of the suprise
Of our cisissns when they swoks sasas.
day morning and found the ground Gov
cred with snow to the depth Of several
Inches. Il was csse almost without .
precedent. It vas not, however, Of long
duration. Tor the warn rays Of the Sun
coon put flight to the second approach Of
winter. There 10 one sonsoliag feature
10 this connection, that 10, it 10 the last
arrival Of the sssson-as least il 10 90
considered BY the oldess inhabitants, and
for The cake Of ell those intssestsd 10 the
approach Of Summer. No sincerely hope
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

- Heidenheimer on Second, few
doors east Of Brady street. has fresh
gree" vegetables. P's-plsn,, Lsssses,
RsdisAss aad Oaioss. us ssesivee 70.
eseabla fresh. daily iros Kentucky BY
Rspssss. Success to hin in THE sosss.
prise, fes here b great vaat q sses.
ssslss absss 49, pssh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

WHOLESALE AND Retail Boor AND
SHoR SroRs.-Mr. J. @. Todd, bee just
opened 90 Brady street, between Third
and Fourth streets, tho largest and best
collected stock Of Boots and Shoes, ever
brought into shis market, and - hs io-
sends TO become permanent resident Of
this city, will use every msAns to satisfy
bis customers. both in point u price
aud quality. HE goods are from the
best Eastern manufactures, aads OF the
beet stock, and in every particular oar
ranted to meet the wants Of such %
avail thernselvss Of the opportunity shus
offered to pur, haes goods in this line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

WANTED. $4,000, at per { Ut month lat.
mortgage IN Heal kstAte gwen.
WANTED To rent 10 good dw elllns Abuses III til c
seutrAl part " the city
wANTEp.-Improved Farm iu Scv:t county
good business lots central 10 aticp.
kIQuiiv Al W. N. RAYMOND 4 CO., No. 80 Hra
- o. Davenport Iowa.
April IS dr..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
Herring's Safes,

The ,ubsrriher- Ae Agent.
for Aesrrs. 8. Z rug \
OSs ceiesra'eiF Fir. and Tli-l
rsUH Safe. W. would inv.ts
the attent, n OF thu public 10
tn fact thst there Ssses have
for years s,oai th- ,s.t ~
both IRE, Il III and also u
time. Very many Safe, vii.
o . measure defy the t,r,ner
and vet fall before the latter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. $685.
1NEw GOODS
NE. LAKE STREET.
w ". LIoxARp > . ?. BALDWIN All
/ w snsW - As1ly rscoice - ehsss
~ U8w 0p0aNo oT0Gk o.
iC a r p II T S !.
cympssing ~ Of tie Lsssss and 0ess Desigas
40 CAsssea gohsacs.
MAGNsIlCEAT
rELrET TARESTR r.,
BEAUTIFUL bRCssELs TAPESTRY.
o00E sn0UaboASslAPneslA1 H91-
LlA, DslsE Al TRREE FLI.
Neabesevy M1ta6n.
sEGLlaa AND AADasCAN SUPn2 xxTRA FINE
AND COMMON
ALL WOOL ARPrTS.
UNION DUTCH AND HEMP
Ai.o . Full and OIaparts Hasck Of
cocoa ~ 4TTxTG
OF all with and arslMiss, cut aud pus down IA
NEW AND IMPROVED MANNER
MI E.aR - ETN
Cot TO salooas. nall,. &c.
We have large stock Of tb~s- Cos = with . vie~
70 the Srat number Of eefc~r nov being sarnisho.
WARH ROOMS TIP STAIRS
ia A G -.
~. ~
III = ----------------s-eeUss
". HUTCHaNGS.
-.
k1Gn CAAlAAt E@RAltUfe.
No. ISL, kAHDOLPA S1Rk4T,
N.xt Ia Net rono,ita, Hail CHICAGO III
~. .-....r :. NJ. "a -. :. All. -
evnss..s ~ 49,. .<s - I. ~. vi -.
- ..ss ssresas sssorts nj Il iien .S,nr, Turni
,ure ever offered IN - Wet, vnsso wv specifically
fcDovs the necessity o. going 1sss 70 select
KHea> ENaeesa aAasS.>.
Ien eeihS Ne NY 1sselssmen. 10 ~, VIZ. ",s'
wness fsu sssertmrot hss ever oeeh os-ee 'o' Me-
New York Prenio0 eiano Borses,
vh,h n, N. .,~s~ r. ~ - vsceivea N. hish
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

For interesting Miscellaneous mat
ter see FIRST page.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
n. DARLINGTON B. Co.,
attorneys At Law,
DAvkNPORr.lO iowa.

Ofnos cor Main S'cI nd -ts-, opN. I'VISHo "'H'
Collections mads aud promptly rcmoea '"sh 'h
Of tho United State.
None, TO Lam Oh Ne Al Estate or o herwh
Money loaned Tor other. Oh Comm ISL N
Land. located thro ~ haui the Northwest
EEEERENGkS;
r gib.on Esl CASHIER bsnA q Bsitiu"ts'
W r,vp.pd E.a " Ch--ief 60
West Chester. -
Morris 4 youe.A e.. Ph!isd' lphia,
Hoop.s A Tu~ns-nf, 10
p Woodw -rti h O.. b.Ekor.. th'eN'.
psfhv 4 B.tk~ta'e BankeTs. b LoUi.-
DR. y Clsrk ses an, Ia GO, 4"f"s
RI I...tAt lnlthlrgh,
DAY aattk ttnsinu,tt
Mctir.var Law 4 BAKE ,ors. Ussep
Eds In smith d.
Nv. .tisvGrln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

sW direction " 4 - R6w Oh &c. o, G. %,
y-aiti la II aay County miles L 81 Nj Plea ant
IN H.. keDkuk aud Nj P.rssHutkH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
vM ALLEN ~. 7 CLARE
ALLEN a CG.ARk,
A, .Ah1Ano -

vM ALLEN IN. 7. CLAHG
ALLEN a Ca.ARk,
Attorneys y C0unsellers NJ La
Hosariss Public, C0mni--. ~ f.ods f.
MassGcAns~tfs. Agsnts for lnnrtSr OK Ns
Insuaance ~; Resf ksfa.e and
DtsCosM Btokrs.
rOsT OFFICE sCILDINOS BRADY "
DAVENPORT, IOWA
4 NoLIkG.!oSe aud oil 5r.t-ast,nsl busin.ss
~ cyrry Fart Of th- STAT" Entrusted To ouri,
viii revive sromy,t attention Money Invested Tsls
pa.d for non residents; Money Loaned On unsncan
bered Real E.tate security; Hsrnls, Houses and
leased; Real Estate Of eli kidd bought an. .old
eeaoksioo.
Nom es,nst ansiy q hand 10 han, oI Dcfss
AID Real Estate securi,y
Land War ant. boognt Ait nd. and located
sx,rrtrhesd AGENTS
va invite the aitentpn os al ysrsSna ~ -ssU. ~
hghly Improved PArm., vssush,e city property, ~
palmprovcd Lands rxiend'd and ds.iy incr.ss
ing catalogue of Real Estate To parties wishing
invest on speculation, W a on the most Favorable
,~rms, isrye Tracts ~ carefully selected Pfae snd
PmkeS I.ands sttust Il lines Of pc POSED Rail
roads In o early ali he couI tea OF The STATE.
Also large tracts Of land In Minnesota snd Mis~ci.
r.. Soms Q. the bsss Lois In Omaha CITY. Mt We
scel confident ihat from list snbvscns property 10
ths amount u halt nlou Of delars. we can eAssly
please eli deevous Of making nist rate inyes'n. nts
jan9sdtf ALLkN CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
lITH' PROPERTY.

W \ u Lots Block 80, ~ fes tfrout Grsuis Hou-.
SRooms. Lit and W u ct Lot 5, Block IS iismc
uSu-e D room sik.e anu Il ut tree.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20


.o,. walatAn STUN
si.aN" =, -,
SW"S -,vAa,
R~2VAAv0 nOVOh
aAo
A~--,
~ uolU AAOUoNyS
DIIAlA0 a ~ T. SvEHMR.
A1VINIAI1oA0
W. In ~ rcet NAVC0UOlV. Iowa.
DE EH6 IN
n.,s No... pr,,- G,sd sslvtr sna ss~tcti b.
eh.ns,: Col,eet.,ns mad. taroushoat the tnieni
TauJ nn., bourht. sold, and located. Rs IS
80, honsh, nd "A a, ,nmi sion; Mosey loaned on
,.a.s "a, tate a euri,y; Loans negotis Oh
r..cs M, III non 70 r.tn ls; Examination ~ iAno
1ssie. ,a.as etc etc.
'',' ----~
-hEFE83NOo
Messrs Cook ~ sarsca,, bAvspgpt's 1--WE
Mackiet CoEhin, 20
A'bcr' n Lowry k-q, Casart, nv .'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

The work otiiliing up and extending
the Lsvss 10 front Of our city goes brave.
" 90. Il 10 With great pleasure that 10
observe indications Of permanent i'm.
provemsns in this locality. The credit
and prosperity Of our city impsrstivsIy
demsuds that this work should 10 pross'
cussd With visor. II hss long been =
severe drsg opoe our city shss " have
not bad . more ersdisabls lsndisg, sod
Ne feel sssarsd that the proper sssps will
b taken to render IL eseosd to none 90
the upper Mississippi. ~ soon - il
shsil hsvs been properly 6llsd 10 With
dirt. 20 time should be lost In MseAda.
missing or paving II, % that a. to pre-
vent wsshiag away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
FIRM L.a.VSIS.

h y Of section - I - y ! " null. ", .
1eva e1U. nigh IN r,ll ns p-Ai,le. i,ut
La y, . q. ID. u u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

SECTION isT ~ NR3W F.n- p-,e ~ prairi- I
Suthri- County within half . miis vi timbeI-livin
wAtvr gu a..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

Adam ". Riddle. ESQ, Cincinnati. OLlo
Peter Nrm h Sons, do
o'Conner Bro, d.
Thos Shatb h Co, d.
6mead & oilordA Hugh,, bAuke do
~ Lsrkin, BAnkc CO
John X Church, Il Lih.rtyst, \.
nHrSu pnu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

acres in l. W sof section - IS Il i l. ) oft c ,
frsua. Nous- rooms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

Lot block % ~ i.ss itou,, btoA IL IA. ~ a..
kosI b 10 block III foltpu, aiitt.Nn
IL D., Ylurt.
snpfiJ, aui . OF lot -. block Stuiyf.nts ad-
ALTON IS Zee. !tvIt, fraL. Hors rp.u- sud IN
bies tfl,t sbttck Is IL feel frogt oQV a.
I'M 5ss.i t.,. in ali ,,.rts ~ Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

NEIL VI Section Is 10 n n as scott County.
Also variety Of wild Lands In all Parts II the
State.
inch ldH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

IRON Pittsburet Boiled srd Oh arros' ~ u, az,
I Nv York rennsd ofai sises: Nsa Rcis superior
srtisle OF SSsde sOd Pittsburgi; aN e'<ei. Mayor
Co. rouo squsve, d. Ard octay ". hnsi-h. s!is
tor, asrmsn and ep.,ns Steei; NV St-~I. Ill SIRE,
Nsi'a and srkes ~ all sis.s; Beilo~s, Drills, vss,
Hanr-rs anc fcnss, Stocks and pie-: AnviIs. Mouse
Hose east and a. = Aeed; Horse Shoes ssd Malta
rfw.cd s'gs " -Rcn. Carsisga ssd Se 4 NpSnRs; Wa
l,n. Orgy. and BueU Axies; shsvel. Spades. Grain
eaops cfvs aus sire<: OroUbaFs Picks Hoe, Grind
oss, cas-, h,rss ID Hitehing Pssts, Iron Kettle.
nj Furnaces.
sn2Nf BCRROwS. PRETTYNANA DALxEIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular ssSention \ invited % tAs fAct that ~
that eanaot b obtained esosWhsfe, on1 ~ ass no9
e0psing en- ntiss seeck q 0fssa1y Ae1seed Dssccs
BECKER, nellisosr { wilkins.
5se rlsntlH .uNt4ss Lsassr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
JKO r Cook. JNO. ,. DiLLos JAs. ] IIsDtEN
COOK, DILLON + LlNDLET,
Attorney and C0nnselIUrS II Law,
MONEY!. TO Lll.s.C:

TN ,ge or small sums fors long " short M, ~
i sais applicants.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
leeds, M,rtgAx-s, nc, drawn at short hot,c'.
Once Of the under signed Brady sire I. next
above the Post once, over Tall.Lxn, Po~,rs Nc
Lcau's banGing Holse.
meh1ldtf B. WOODWARD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

A no The eensral fsvorte Of Cook stoves fer VOID
a - eseA - ee:shsstsA CLIMAX DOUDl1 ov.
IN, ~ In OAK Dssble Oveo, and ,he OAAkfGR
oAk W0sA sd Coal nsyieO just stsrned With .
1ssos saeek - sosvs viii osr eraof inducements 70
tAess b0yln1. 0ivs - aesl ard we are sstiSosayo
vii by be16. . Pea lsAvs.
: 4 N : III o, /. HORkB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
WILLIAM N. RAYMOND. JOSHUA Dial.
CHAs. =. pUTsAM, Attorney 1t Law
": N. R.aK.MlD.N'D d a.,
Neal Estate, Stock, Bend, and
Money Brokers,
N @. 00 ara dY ct

DAvENPOIsT, IOWA,
WILL buy and se Raj Estde Oh ,mIlss on.
w Ieas, Guy aud Farm opef,; Pay TAKes Tor
aou-r sidenis. Inv - ~ Loan Money uninc am
bird Real E9tAte ,ccnrIt,, P,ocure Pen ions, Buy
and Q II Stocks. Bonds and Land warrants pay pei
sOnal atttut u the selection ~ Lands,
and the location OF Land Ws-fxnts and msst Col
lsct.ons Ia all parts OF the STATE.
Mr, PCTSAN.a number OF pur hrui, being vngsg..i
10 IN. pr actce Of the law. ali professional business
" care VIII reesiv, prompt attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

.ofSw Section 7 Is E-Neat; 60 -
Part Of " \ Of Secti.n - and pat OF y : Sec
tou ~ IS NJ X 81 -S"tt County--.st side o.
Dubsau, road IL rods trout i6 rods deep ~its \
story house. b reoms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

ICya Arci Masvc-. stated " ga
a. Trsd.J o. e,f uloLih +, NJ H. Ip,
canuaIi u. v. M,Jcn1II. B.P
W. n DAuSIl s., aoxSiti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

fabse Linens, Napkins and Dtyiies. IAssAr o>ses-
Be-. 4 = pr ssns isss Than usual psipss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

HSN1UV WI N u
\HIE awe this day sdDitted int, our - Hos.
w JAMss j. IiNpLss, lsis ot MI souri. and W.
cpniinse tn pra Of the Law under the ,arsr a
COOK, DILLON LuNDi.EX.
H. con aencs OF ths. all Ief-cIs ~ii Cal - oi.s.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Fallen Columns Of the Capitol.

Last week we noticed that a number Of
the Capitol columns had fallen owing to
some defect in the wor /. The following
action by the Omaha City Council relieves
the present contractors of any c~ensure.-
We give the Preamble and Resolution a
place in our columns, with pleasure:
At a session of the City Council of
Omaha, held on the 22d inst, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolution wa unani-
mously adopted:
"WHEREAs, it has been intimated hat
the cause of the prostration Of a portion
Of the columns of the Territorial Capitol
Building, now in process of erection, was
attributable to defective workmanship on
the part of Messrs. Bovey & Armstrong.
and whereas, the several members of the
City Council have this day visited said
building and inspected the work, therefore
RESOLVED, That no blame on account o.
the damage the said work has sustained
ought to be attached to the saidBovey s
Armstrong, the work appearing to US tc
be well and faithfully done, and the ma.
terials used by them Of good quality"
Attest. H. G.. ANDERsoN, Recorder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

nection with all the States of the Union,
which would make us the gateway Of
intercourse between our vast and fer
tile interior and the cities of the At
lantic coast, an enterprise which would
90 more in a single year to promote
the growth and prosperit y of our town
than would all the banks and land
Offices Of c~hristendom in our age; it
apparently excites less interest in the
minds Of our people than does the
arrival Of a half-dozen crinoline-horn-
blowers.
Now, sir, 1 propose that we shall
have a meeting of the citizens of the
county favorable to the construction Of
that railroad to Brownvine, that we
shall determine what inducements we
can offer to the congurnmation of the
enterprise. That we shall communi-
cate with the officers Of the road as at
present chartered, that we shall repre-
sent to them the advantages that our
place affords, tell them what amount
Of stock will be subscribed here by the
town, the county, and by individual
subscription upon condition that this
point be made the western terminus
Of the Road.
Having done this, Mr.. Editor, We gel
the ball in motion, and once in motion
it Will roll on to aconsumation as bright
as the most sanguine Of us could expect
or reasonably desire. L..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
BrOWnViIle and North Missouri
Railroad.

ME-. EDTToR-Dear Sir: The Leg
stature of Missouri at its last session
granted a charter for a Railroad to be
built through the Northern tier ofcoun-
ties in that State. from the Mississippi
River to the banks of the Missouri
Which when completed, must tap the
Missouri River at the town of Brown
vile or at some place not far distant
from that town. Now sir considering
how deeply, also how soon-for in this
age of lightning. steam and iron, that
road must soon be built-that enter
prise may effect the prosperity and
destiny of Brownville it seems to me
one in which our people manifest a
most singular and suicidal indifference.
If a bank il to be chartered what
amount of Legislative log-rOlling and
engineering are we not ready to per-
form. If a Land Office is to be 10
Gated what efforts we can make and
how deeply and freely do we bleed in
the way Of town lots, donations tc
secure the location of that institution
Yet when an enterprise is proposed
which would give us q railroad con