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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-23

Keep Cool Keep Cool |!
- EPR GER %TORH. the best IN the mark-t Wa.
~ ter Coolers and Pliers. II the istest improved
k'ns and superior 10 any other before the pab.
lie PJClILETr 4 co
Junefsff Brady. between n, d H. Eat side
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Commercial Intelligence.

Par Arabia LIVERPOOL Sept. 10, 1851
Colt is steadily sturily marching on 10 I'D Middlngs
quoted at ga l. and ADVANCING , .u. =, - ,,.o,
American cotton 2,9 600 bales and every Day eecom-
times AS much cotton India grown in The United Snes
Mr. Bull will have enough do for some time maintain his
supremacy in india Some years hence will re sufficiently
10 rrgate and railroad Iu and cotton growing
in thai darkened country Meantime unless there be frost in
he uhen States until next spring. Manchc ter spnners and
had prepare Tor prices with two figures for
Anne lean cotton. - -,
10 read the Times article American securities one would
suppos England had bought the world and paid Tor IT, instead
of owing national whit she eau only pay the interest
religion in the meeting OF he aneiihea at Berlin does
were never left alone Mormonism too but that they have
right II medd with nearly all the women for the saints 20
from f,,ent Britain But the ines don't tell You the
why Well white slavery is worse than anything ever known
or heard of in the Southern States. .
If The rue amount Of American could be got at
would no doubt be found less than 2O0UOO bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

There was fair demand viii, salss Of zgo 70
800 bb including 6 ut s. 6 for supefns snd ~ rs for
Unbranded 400 IN lots a - 2s1 s0
And 800 Extra At IS y bbl. s "A
The sales Of Corn comprised 200 sacks liked
and $40 Strictly Prime Whs SOC p bu.hels
nothing was doing and very little Offering.
were In good rsquss with sss Of 800 st. Louis at $40
ee sna Ao sad % be u about s0c p buhc In Bran We
heard ofno transactions
fhoY!sloNs. Mess Pork asrstailing assH9H 30 Dbl,
but round lots could Be had bacon 10 cs.ks
sdes sod Ct and retail Of Shoulders .. lsc
Email lots Of hsg Lard selling at l7h@i7c and
Prime 10 tierees was held at I7l4c p D. = - :
hu ndtsd bales wes.rn were sod IN LOT. .,
S8.@SH p tun 7 = - :
CofFEE... 80 bags sold at 10c 1, b.
~ WHISKY. 1--WE heard Of no saies Of any moment.
FREfGHTs. Three ships taken for Liverpool Al Va
for Cotton. Vessels the berth still filling up At d "a, C
TO Liverpool and lc to Haue. = :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

ought be overlooked that prepared
for any emergency. But may be permitted intimate
been great innovations old forms principles OF
conducting the cotton trade Of city How
the month of October large heavy
sibties maturing: Has mode been introduced l.
njudicious In past verew liabilities made
maturing the month of December giving planters ample
their Market and avoiding suspension o.
business September and October by epdemics is how
ever useless complain of the past particularly
chants working of the dilemma in
mendabe most feeling evinced daily
regarding heaure of the elegraphic dispatches III the
sense requisite that should be watching
every half hour for advces from other parts whether
shall daily transactionst 1t idle absurd
slider the effect of petty suspension in Northern
cities. Let general attend to affairs. We
satisfied all the banks and banking houses in Chrsendom
choose suspend payment the Banks of New Orleans
bound follow They have nearly dola for dollar coin for
each dollar circulation and with the securities in the hands
authorities for the circulation of the free banks large
surplus therefore, it idle for any suppose
Banks will be in trouble.
the general Exchange market there little done
dy. There sufficient however for that
some ife vitality the market. There
sterling $685. with sale of bills Of lading drafts
much less figure 90 Sales of francs
6Gu (as quotations in New York of 75
53O) sales of sixty days sight drafts
per discount and of high and avorite signature
ys sight NewYork cent dscoun-hee last aken
for remittance Sight funds in good request at l]4 q
Premium sight various from par u discount
Very little Offering however.
city for the ,oeek ending Satur
day, October H. 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

i'm Ia fitiis pre,lsu Stevenson &ecs4 do
-ssM Cooper Loo 10 arees Cranp inassnbsresF
John WAT Geoy do BrsndeY Hubbard AssIs talss
Buckuey Stanton Newmsn25 do Payns Haryison-l6 do
Hiard Suassers keo-16 do FeIoves kco18 Oakley Hsw
kinss Carter Aco-8 toJ Rieks kco4 haes cotton
Vaudeville NeIlhnneyl3do Bogart, Foley dcto
Frerson Conway xco.6 Byrne Vance Aco.z Hans& Levi
Duperfer &eS do sacks d
sesd u Fisk keoz sacks postoss Clark 1osby
sundries ordsr--TotaI 61S bales cotton.
Observation-Disclosures Iuds--y7 bales cotton to Ward,
yF Wye6e &ee4do o FreIIsos Stevenson Aecis Do e
MeKeIroy Brsdford-ls o Nelson Acc-i4 W Esn rec
Ii Henderson, Terry Acc6 B~f!oniO 90
Williams son-9 Hugely bait Asc-l fay1e
FsrIs1 Jn,ey Eos glad ssEs cotton seed
10 Fek-I 81 mdse Yale II &co-suues 10 or6erT0sA
Isl bales cotton, : -
JEFFRsoN-stesmer Reub whKe-A bales cotton to " r
scos Aeoa42 Payne 90 Ceisom 60 az
ash ~ a Ssmnd.rr tImstS W.iiscs
R"uhasnSiW III noom 1ccs II Nav Icoiu fefsrnr
Wiita xeos Cooper 1eo4 Brsndsr Husband Aso-s do
Nagept Aco5 bsocq sobIo &C., s,chs wooi 70
'eee 70 ofoefAotsi 10 oNleA
BuHG.ssamer selma-S bsles cotton to Girs9lt
cotton Estiin Aeo-24 Ward. Saunders Hun-s7 bales
COTTON buchannon Carroll kcol3 Miles, Adams Acol0 do
hylsed 4cos do Edward Male &coS bales cotton
LEWIS bales cotton TO McLemote, Rayburn kco-
ST LouIssteamsr M not.,o. "a hill. .ou,.s
John OBrien-l18 -four HorreII svIe Srn hbs onr
Given Watts &co34 Hour Twic6el GeoS0,bhis our
W Shaw Aco-1I2 oats Move Eeii ssris nsts
apples Benton xcoOo sscks Corn "a bru a. DO
shorts Horrs Gayle Aco30 casks Martin Cobb Sr
q rolls leather Waescher-E bbh Sehnfdey ID
aio Baeh5 boxes mdse Wright keo6 do Biaehe Lesu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Asbteln Of the Hlarksts.
MONDAY MORNING,

MONUAY Oct5U5f
COTTON very few buyers able to enter the mar
ket on Saturday holders obliged submit to further
large decline The sales amounted about 5000 bales the mar
ket opening lac Mding with transactions
atllc-showng decline of fully in two days We
still omit quotations.
ToBAGCo Nothing reported aud there appeared to
Ia,,c inuIiru
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Sbipping 5nts4igsutt.
MONDAY, October IL, 1867,

5 MONDAY, October 10, 1867.
W a sn CLEARED SATURDAY. as5s. r.
steamship Black Warrior Smith, New via Havsa
: LID .-. = James Copnoln &cn
Steamship Gen Rusk coins for Key IVES. West Fiords
Ports Harris, Morgan &ss
= = = s57- = IL : M! Baxter, Lowell &es
Bark Hannah Secor Chase New York Creeyy Farwel
Schr Elite, Leary, for Tampa Bay. Fash het
schr Mary Aagdene, Asrquexe for Pensacos, Masse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Ne(u 0rleans 1ailu 6rssttnt.
rHE COMMERCIAL DEpARTMENT.
Nth 0rItaas Mloatg Markst.

i-r afi CREscENf OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
s., ys.-s ~ Saturday Evening, Oct. 10, 1857 !
general appearance OF landings yesterday did
not Indicate any great financial crisis passing among
our community Is hardly necessary
peat remark that great activity and bskness prevailed
great steamboat landing there lesenng the
ship and steamship landings True there Is much
going ship board usual at this Of the year. though
early the for large shipments There many
evidences of prospective trade be
landing yesterday in fact with the exception Of
stormy weather. there has been lack Of hustle and the usual
excitement Incidental great trade during this week.
Notwithstanding 1t is too early in the for active bust
general merchandise and city retail trade there
been the country this week.
termed dull there signs OF an early Improvement Whether
there will be large and extravagan expenditures in the city
heretofore silks crnones and foreign millinery
gewgaws in general time will determined but after the
present lesson think there will be retSenchment
There change in the neral market to-day It
hardly worth while to attempt the Of the OF
interest This much, know there very little paper
t'ated. and nominal The community working along
WELL very we'll is suggestive that IT will tend dsarm the
of Of its evils II people will refrain from nquir
ing of each other half hour who failed to-day
who let DOWN.? etc. We desire have Of ques.
tons put for learn of local commercial DISASTERS
do wish be considered in adding the
catalogue of troubles which only temporary and which
ought have been allowed obtain oothold what
in this community in fact there valid for
| the pressure. 5.. b. =z,-Isi s-.s -.- ri d.. r.
The weekly statement Of the Banks
Currency this morning much favorable than expected
particularly in the loss Of col which very moderate
The decrease in the line Of large About
OF owing the instruments called for by the Banks
which also have commenced deposits There very
large decrease in the line of discounts which includes
short and long, being 1855 Co., This that curamen
has taken place during the week. brought about by the
loss Of specie last week. There have been very few dis
counts this weekhe Banks have greatly
Of obligations maturing a.l.r MI = .-.l5'E
The impression circles that Banks deal
drec. They are positively prohibited
hv hor1 Il t.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

IN j. R0CH 4. CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
f8u HATS-The subscribers ready to do any work
their und the public in shall
fit upon them Having engaged the most competent
and being in receipt of the best of Materials they
confident that they turn out good work estab
lishmeut in the city. w.
NJ B-Hats of all qualities and sizes made to order at short
est notice 5.5 u. ROCH Il CO., Pa.
oil GIN corner Baronne and Gravier SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

SUGAR AND MoLASSES... We noticed the arrival of |
bhds New Sugar of which were sold lO5c b..Of Mo
asses L. bb and Is hsf tels wee received but sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRALUkN& ~ A2OAkMR NUBEBM AND All 54zaSs.s
~ THEATkK Sss S SsSas$a
This eatahistnsent y OPEN icv ths witt
ORIGIN q a r b ELL XfN@T HsRE&Ti$z
yrdsf ths direction o. AAIE rkNLs who VII
EeEHx4ykElN In variety q pleasing end
FIFTEEN TALEETEp PEErQzMERz 80 iyxs s 2T sa "a
~ y - ftgS ~ " ANsfhg = ds}H
- - ~ ~ ~ " "a y q, Y q ~ Y III LIZ Ness
1850 -Esu,,r.cins...l 1s5 sxx ts51Ss ssSst
ravvr nv ( NJ p = y ffrr r,rfsv X
MONDAY TrTEsJ ~ EyExfN(sg = ~ fT1
With 3 crest BIZ. s. .s $500. .lsE9s S I'D
HED is1 sS ~. nhD .THGm9DAY-ARAB Bk0THA
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND sCNDAy-BLACK vTGILG.s
with Select Fesior rntestsnmenk
E1.On SATURDAY. NJ GRAND CONCEB1s
the convenience q ladies' snd ch.ldrsa e9 VI IFS
K1pThe Once Will from 9 A. II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12


for the week S55667
1t will be noted that the Banks very strong position
One of the old Banks the Sate) Of rule but will work in
again on Monday.
There has been much said about the Banks taking exchange
that think will do well compare the balances held
and time last year. which October
last being only SITS present time
with large line Of deposits work on, say Sill
thel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

R BY Capt Edge, of the ship New England on the Ah
inst off Key ship Ceno Gordo from New York. bound
for Mobile. '=.''' ~
for this port. 1s'- '..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

atat FRUIT TIE 81 KUiT Tk EES-fHE
S ndersip accepted The agency in New Orleans
<A.~of Col Jon II. bron's Gel bra.d LaGr.nge Nurse
ries Orcard situate nine les east from and
two from vn and prepared to receive and
execute orders variety of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees adapted :, the South =.
,7'7-o775Et @. ID. METCALF & Co.,
OF spSm 4.si- . No. 81 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

LCOHOL-2OO bbs Boyle Il Co.'S. for sale by
II JOSEPH Lands IL CO.,
pS T,.bn nitoula trnat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-r~ Nj. sCHNEIDETe'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
E9P0T, No. 80 ko, a. street..
IVY EYf The undersigned would call the attention of the
public to his and extensive sio OF
PLEYEIIS UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tub manufactured expresslyto his Older
These Pianos finish adman and touch
passed by any and offered the lowest MAJ ke prices
Sole Hepot for BETERME'S CHI PEI ORG ANS, Accor-
dons and Fluna ouis XIV, Orien.al and Gothic style,
with without the Celeste Sound
PIANOS TO HIRE. Tnnine and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO R val street.,
Iout ;,un Rank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

=
Now Orleans, Sept. 25, 1s57.
ATAt a meeting of the Board Of Director.
held day Mortimer Belly elected Cashier OF hi
Bank in the place Of W. P. Grayson, Esq., resigned N
Williams elected Vice President Of said Bank
se26 g. NJ. PINCkARD. president.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

pEEF-350 bbs Evans & Swift's Family Mess Reef for
II sale by JOSEPH Lands Il CO.,
Of Tch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

NEW YORK VIA Notwithstanding Black Warrior
1900 bbs -four, $50 ties lard 50 pkgs mdse. ~
KEY WEST via WEST FLORIDA PoRTS-Steamshp Gen
Rusk95o bb -four 5OO bbs Govt 10 pkgs mdse $50
do groceries. f. Fts .H
LIvERPOoI-shp Heidelbeg-3376 bales cotton bbs 8
casks 742 bxs starch. ..Y.. uE. .,T. e..
NEW YoRk-Bak Hannah secos-!S bales cotton, 216 bales
bales hemp do skins 4S3 hides 5 bags oil cake,
candles bbs oasses 50 hf bbs
SEES bbs whisky 10 bbs wine 599 sacks wheat 6S hhds
tobacco. .t..u -s..--.
PENsACOLA-schr Mary Magdaline-60O bbls shetls.
TAMPA BAY-schr Elite.l6l bbls pork, do syrup, IS
cui do onions "a bales hay 100 sacks OATS rs sacks
rice Candles casks ae Ii sacks coffee Dbl garlic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
~, TO G9UNTMSlY AND co NJ mis- 4

S&a0HD SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM.
0&&SSSy iessuppled with Beet Pork, Mutton and Veal
M Sausages, Triple and everything in the butcher
ing line Barrels of Choice Corned Beef
put up order Cabin Family Use at Stalls No 80
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by S,,,s5-- e.
MERKEL PARKER.
N BSesmboats and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock fresh mich Cows Hogs Shoats, Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese. Ducks. Chickens. etc. H. seq ly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
RrxAwAy.-A fellow undertook last

RuNAwAY.-A fellow undertook last
Saturday. to drive n horse in wagon with
out bride on his head-but halter sub
stituted. The consequence was that he ran
away. and the wagon, which was well fiji
led with promscuous assortment Of bar
rels. brushes, tar kettles. tar, pitch and 9th
er articles used in roofing, was most beauti-
fully smashed up. and scattered about on
the corner Of Second and Harrison street
Such reckless fellows AS the driver Of this
team ought to have Marshal Mitchell after
them with u sharp stick, for by so doing
they endanger the lives of many who are
passing the streets, besides giving occasion
for untold damage. Give those fellows a
Lesson, Mr. Marshal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15

PUT MONEY IN THY PURsE.-The
greatest chance now offered for making a
snug little fortune by investing small sum,
and having the advantage Of possessing "a
streak Of luck, ispresented as shown by an
advertisement in this paper. The Farnam
House at Rock Island, valued at $50. 900,
large and co mmodious brick house and
lot situated in the most delightful portion
Of that city, has been put up at lottery, to
be drawn by some lucky holder Of a ticket
purchased at the expense Of only two dol
lars. la connection with this, there are
also 1900 other article. each worth from
$l,O0 to s20O,oo, which will he drawn on or
about the 18th Of September next.
That this is no humbug. is fully apparent,
from the fact that the property has been
conveyed without incum brance, in trust, to
Messrs. Fish, Goodale 4 Lee, Bankers at
Rock Island, from whose office successful
parties will draw their figures. All those
who wish to venture little to gain much
can find abundant opportunity in this in
sta ice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
To THE PUnLIC.-The pcrso

To THE pUBLIC.-The persons re-
Gently confined with the small pox in
Brooks d Davis building. We're removed
last Saturday morning to the hospital " here
il is hoped they will soon recover Every
effort will he made hy the above firm 10
have their establishment thoroughly cleaned
from the impurities arising from this unhap
py circumstance. before they reopen their
saloon. or solicit patronage TO any extent.
In this matter. referred to by Correspon-
dent on saturday morning We trust there
will be no rash conclusions arrived at, until
by proper investigation Of the matter
both SIDES shall be furnished good and
sufficient grounds therefor. Many II our
citizens have doubtless had this matter held
up before them in magnifed FORM and
without once considering or taking means
to determine the relative circumstances
have at once pronounced an uni ust verdict.
We have always considered d. :. Brooks
| and Levi Davis rs citizens hearing high mo-
raj character and uncxceptionable business
men. and as Yet We are very slow to believe
that they would connect themselves with
any matter which would tend to injure the
puhlc.o east sur upon their own reputta
tons We ask for them again that there bs
no hasty orunjust conclusions formed and a.
We know Of many palliating circumstances.
nstertained by personal investigation Of the
| matter. we must continue to recommend
them 10 the generous public. hoping they
will ut II proper time be favored with n
hountiful patronage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
We call the attention Of our citizens

We call the attention Of our citizens
and particularly the ladies to large collec
ton Of most beautiful flowers as advertised
in today's paper by Ma W. F. FAUST Of St
Louis. The collection consists in part OF
some Of the richest and most rare varieties
Of Camelia Japonicas. Chinese Azalea. Cape
Jasmin, Fuchia, Geraniums, Verbenas, Oran.
ges and sweet Lemon Verbenas Now Ia
dies, a splendid opportunity offers to beau
tify your rooms with rich and rare and sin
gularly fragrant flowers. Mr. Faust will
remain in town few days. and will exhibit
his collection at Morris Auction rooms ON
Second street, and be pleased to serve all
whose taste or inelinations may lead them
to patronize him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
BUrtARD's PAxoRAxA OF NEw YoRx

Cry.-We have received notice that Mr., o.
A. Billiard will be in our city in few days,
with his celebrated Panorama Of New York
city. the most remarkable painting Of the
kind ever exhibited 1t comprises view
Of fifty Of the principal streets Of that place.
The artistic skin displayed in getting up
this wonderful painting is Of the highest
character. Those wishing to have u peep
at the emporium Of the estern world can
be gratified in very few days The pano-
rama passes before the audiance for the
space Of two hours. during which time there
is brought 10 view every building on the
west side Of Broadway. l l-2 miles Of ship
ping and steamboats,; together with thous
ands Of people. churches, carriages, engines.
Bands Of Music, the Battery, Castle Garden,
&c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15

HorGH's LYCEUM.-We are to have
the distinguished English Tragedian. Mr.
C"LpocK, this week Mt the Lyceum. This
simple announcement We think is all that Ia
necessary to insure general turn out Of our
citizens. 1t is rarely indeed, that anistes
So truly eminent as Mr.. c. will consent to
appear in our smaller cities and We feel
that he is paying us IA compliment in visit
ing us at this time The piece selected for
the first appearance Of Mr.. CoULDocK is Bull
wer's great Historical play Of " Richelieu,'
in which he assumes the character Of the
willy shrewd old Cardinal We hope to
| see II general rush for the Theatre this even
| ing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
Thatcher'S Patent Lit and Force
THIS Pump WIFI not frees and Il less liable TO get
1 out Of order than any other In use, and has had
premiums awarded at every fair at which It has been
exhisued.
iam.3 BURROWS, PRETTYMAN l. DALZELL.
Iron, Steel, Nails
find Rlnck0nsa8fh TSn<nls.

IRON. Pittsburgh Boile'i and Charcoal, Swede and
New York refined Of all sizes; N all Rois superior
article Of swede and Pitsburgh; Cast Steel, MAYOR
Co, round square, nst and octason, English. Bis
ter German and Spring Steel: Piow Steel all sizes
Nails aud Spikes - all SIZES Bellows, Drills, vises
Hammers and TOMS, Stocks and Dies; Anvils, Mouse
Hole, and steel faced; Horse Shoes aad Nails
sor ed sizes, W-gnn Carriage and Seat Springs; Wa
gon bray, and Buggy Axles; Shsvels, Spades, Grain
aLnss cast Horse Head Hitching Posts, Iron Kettles
nj Furnace.
sn2stf BURROWS. PRETTYMANA DAIzELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15

LOOKING GUILTY Nothing can be
more absurd than the idea that shocking
guilty" proves guilt. An honest man
charged with crime 10 much more likely
TO blush as the accusation than the real
offender, Who 10 generally prepared for
the event, and hes his face ready made
Tor the occasion. The very thought Of
being suspected for anything crlminsl
win bring the blood to 90 ;onocent man.
cheek in nine csses DOT Of ten. The
most equity looking" person 10 ever
eew was . 0en arrested for Stealing q
horss-which turned ont to bs bic own
property Boston Poal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
Sac aoa'ed DER life like . noon-, tide breeze,

Sac hoa'ed DER life like . nuon- tide breeze,
Or Graded vapors on sunny seas,
Or an exluisi e clond In liKht arrayed,
which sails through the sky and throw shade
The above is well said, but in addition
one thing should be remembered, and tina,
is, that all those ladies and gentlemen who
feel a desire to dress their pedal attach.
ments in becoming manner. should float
into the establishment of c. Topp. ives.
side Of Brady, between Third and Fourth
streets. and make their selections from his
elegant and fashionable array of Boots. Cal
tors, &c. dc. All you who would like SUI
perior articles in that branch Of the ward
robe, should float" in the direction Of
ToDD's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15
Washington, Jur
From California.

Intelligence from San Juan del Norte,
states that over 100 Of Walkers men
were ssill ct that place, destitute and
sick.
Affairs 10 other South American Sta
ties generally tranquil. The Panama
Star expresses fears that Gen. Walker,
10 conformity with threats made BY him
after his cspitulstion, will return with
another army Of filiibNsters.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-15

Washington, June IL

WouIu8sUuS duu6 q.
A letter received yesterday from a
source in Kansas entitled to the moot
impliois confidence, states that three.
fourths ct least Of the present settlers
are in favor Of making Kansss Q free
State, including nsarlv one-hslf of the
emigraots from slsvehold,ng States.