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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-28

SUDDEN AND ExcRUCIArING DEATH.-On
Monday last, says the Columbia Is. CO. True
Carolinian, Miss Anna Sloan, the eldest
daughter of Col. VIM. Sloan, encountered
death in manner as sudden as it was
excruciating. She was engaged in refilIins
camphene lamp, the wick of which she
failed to extinguish before she commenced
pouring the fluid, in consequence of which
the fire came in contact with the camphene.
exploding the canand completely enveloping
her in the flames. She lived for three DAYS
after the accident, suffering the most intense
agony all the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
EARINA CRACKERS.

GrSsssK CoLIEcL CossrSoKNEST.-Daring the
last year this College bss enjoyed unusual prosperity
ano the Commencement, exercises of the class of 1857
were a more than commoa interest Il was the larg
eat class ever graduated by the Institution, aud has
made and left ~ impression that many years will not
efsce.
The most Interesting feature Of the Commencement
MAS the graduation of five ladies. They did them
selves honor and sustained themselves through long
and severe course Of study IL but justice to say
ladies' are not in the least favored because they
are adies-the course is full and thorough college
course THIS is now al established feature In Genesee
CoIlsge and i. growing ia fsvOr With every Annual
Commencement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

Brooklyn, it would seem, is in fair way Of
maintaining its equality with New.York. ofar at
least, as the character, or want Of character OF
some of its Aldermen is concerned. Tue report Of
the Committee of the Aldermen appointed to in
vestigate the charges of bribery against certain
members Of that Board, in their capacity as Com
mittee of the Board Of Health, goes far to show
that there are nuisances in Brooklyn that need
abatement, not merely at Mr. DE Bergs factory,
but considerably nearer the center Of the city.
An abstract Of the report with the resolutions Of
expulsion founded upon it, are given elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

A few days ago We published a communication
from the Principal Of a Normal School in New
York, which sufficiebl, demonstrated. without an,
commentary Of our own, that the writer wac de-
fcieDt not merely in the graces of English rhetoric
but in the eIactons of English grammar. Thi,
morning we print note which We have received
from " A Pupil in Ward School, in which the
peoPbyte, who probably owes more TO domestic
example than to any public and official training,
complains Of the vulgaritiss and inaccuracies of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

1he South is Overhauhng Mr.. Buchanan's organ
Inc point in question u.s. of course, Squatter Sow
ereignty az it is illustrated in Kansas. Il seems
that the other day The Union declared against sub
hitting to the people of that Territory the Cousti
tutlorabout to be formed by the bogus COnven-
ton. Then the official journal used this lanQn,pe.
1.-The Democratic, conservative portion of tina
country will regard the people of Kan.as o,Iv
.uch as are now uniting to frame form of govern
ment in accordance with the provisions of law e,d t
those who seeking paralyze the popular iii, h.
Illegal tubte'fuges and the bubbles OF fapstcism
whatever the Constitution may be-whether rscocn;.
ne or EXCLUDING Slavery, or silent in regard to The in
stuton--it viii be rteued as NE express,0n of,I. III
u ne people u Kansas, as those mko frame ,~,u .t
rnder ne Federal Constitutions and m ,,1nnsr
ogn'-ed By he organic lar.p 'ee'
This explicit condemnation and Reputation os
The promises with which Gov. Walker has s.,..
the nrst sought to ensnare the Free. STATE man az
Kansas was hardly printed before the same organ
oil Mr. Buchanan saw f. to express itself on N.
question as follows:
As 'ne - Institution thus formed approved by thu
Pope Oh hahsas. and does il reflect their will on tL
9ossuon, Lot only of Slavery, bu, upon ali others,
ton very one will say that with that Cousttu
'on' whether slave free, or silent ON that mint an.
should be admitted a. State II II does moi d. EMO
a.. WI pretend tor moment that Constitution co.,
, ny majority Of the people should be forced
~ 'neh, no Natter under what forms and by what
nunoi adopted Granting the correctness Of the
pfosl'on just stated, ask how can that in n an
Important TO be known be sscertainedf We viii ~.
~ pd' mere Is no other mode cf ascertsiniup n
" e "MA sag met me most safst oct0rt aud coacls,;r.
s."ehte nat ne Constitution As approred by N. ,,,
pc, @w De ne ratification ofa6y them a, ,ke polis."
ihs South eonfesses itself unable to recouciI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

The agitation for reform in the treatment of
merchant seameD, which began in Liverpool, seems
to have received the earnest attention of the lead
ing mercantile communities of this country. In
Boston and Philadelphia as well as in this city, the
merchants have resolved to do what they can to.
ward abatisg the evils complained o. 1t was eyi.
dent that large share of the abuses in question
grew out of the entire irrespousibility of sail.
0r'' aud their employers rightly argued that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
in q panic, of 20 immediate operation of which
The Falmouth Post gives the following account:

'Durisg the period that propietors and mortgages
manifested desire to part with their broad acres IL
one Of the beet estates in the island were thrown nto
the market tho largest amount that could be obtained
for was E3 500 70 $4,000, and many properties in
favorable localities were sold for much less. The
suicidal system OF dmanfling and ultimate abandon.
inert generally pursuedi and in every district OF
the island as the Reverend Dr. King forcibly remark
ed, neglected fields, crumbng houses, fragmentsry
fences noiseless machinery, were common sights and
soon became familiar to observation In a few In
stances large feeholds sold for prices absolutely
Insignificant; in others, offers 10 lease rere rejected
and the work Of destruction carried on to fearful
tent; on the south sde the traveller might rde score
of miles without seeing the least sign OF cane culnva
ton; ard in the county Of Cornwall even In those
localities where labor il abundant and the peasahy
willing 70 accept low wages, estates were thrown up
and various causes assigned for doing 80. One party
declared that there nc possibility OF confusing
the sDuacture of the staple products oil tne coi9ny
without protective duties-another contendee tna'
there could not be successful competition with ioregn
rivals while announcement was held out to certain
extent by the British Government TO the prosecution
OF the Slave Trade third complained that continu.
Gus labor could not be procured from the peasanIy
without the payment Of high wages when none couid
aford-and ON all sides, there was general demand
for the importation Of immigrants at the cosI Oh Tue
public. The leasing of properties and an improved,
economical system of management were recommend
ed but the Recommendation was unheeded; mourning
would answer but aid from the Imperial Parliament,
and this was refused.
All such panics, however, always have the bene-
fetal effect Of taking property out of the hands of
persons unfit to manage it, and according TO the
some Journal the recent rise in the price of sugar
has led to vsst speculations, and the raising up
"of resident proprietary body. Estates are no
"louger onsoered yalueless; throughout the
"islapd ready purchasers are to be found; and
"tbere is every prospect Of returning prosperity"
Jauacs, in fact, is passing through the same pro-
cess which is resulting in the regeneration of Ire
land The lands are passing into the hands of pro-
prietors with the knowledge and means and COM
mon sense necessary 60 bring them into successful
cultivation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
advertising.

The Mayor yesterday called special meeting Of
the Board of Councilmen to secure the speedy
adoption Of the resolutions passed in the other
Board, directing the Corporation Counsel to seize
upon the books and papers of the Street Depart
ment, keeping them out of the reach of anybody
except Charles Devlin and Fernando Wood. Tho
resolutions were not adopted, but referred to the
Law Committee, to report Of future day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
y making them provident and sclfrcGaat

By making them provident and selfrcdAat
a large amount Of good would result With tis
object in Wow they have resolved that from r.
day henceforth they will pay no more advances -
seamep. In lieu of this they will give bonus q
10 per cent to all who stay BY the ship to the cad
of the voyage, as well as furnish them with ssoA
clothing at cost price. Yesterday the merchants
of this city held q large and influential meenns'
when they reiterated their resolution, and sl.s
declared that it was desirable TO increase ialge'y
the number of native American seaInen-an ooyecs
which could only be attained BY rendering the
seryice comfortable and respectable, 80 that
Young men of character and enterprise might ma
motives to choose the seafaring life. They also
declared that the brutal and violent treat
ment of many officers toward their menwas great
bar to the prosperity Of the service, causing decent
and capable people to shun it altogether. AZ they
said, such conduct in future should disquslify 90
officer for all further service. Ship-owners, too,
are admonished to carefully ssrutinize the claims
and characters of those aspiring to command, u
order that the crews Of ships sailing under their
orders may always be treated with kindness ana
consideration Sailors, after shipping, are hence
forth to live on shpboard until the sailing OF tho
vessel, if they desire it. 1t would appear from
these resolutions and the character OF the gentle-
men who have determined to abide BY them, that
the good work of improving the merchant marine
will not stop here, but 60 steadily onward 70
and complete success. That this may DO
the case is our earnest hope; and We trust that In
future years the seamen of New-York will remem.
Der the First of July 1857, as the anniversary Of
4 memorable improvement in their condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

Our Washington dispatch gives the route agreed
upon for the transmission OF the California oSe-
land Mail. The combined Express Companies
have the contract for semi-weekly service at
1856, 900 per aDnum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week will 60 to
press tomorrow morning. few moro sdver.vs-
ments will be received If handed in early to-day.
10000 copies will be printed. Price 81 line for
adye fiainr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

Perfect n stiug COATS VESTS and PANTALooSs
In lstcst style nade in th' oe.t m'noes aud yy 20
thu time by customers, at scst SAVING o rent ana
other espcnses Fox, laior We, owner OF the
kocse aud bot Nc Amyt, near Bfosdwsy Employs
on superior perhaps tina vety best Engh, Frsncs
German and An,rea prscsse9 Cutters add experienced sew
ins Tors via instead Of grinding the employees dswn TO the
lowest o.Dt goes on pays them literally Tor toe best WORT
divdmr svs aud work people Of about
&c o psr snnum huh-rto paid 10 Broadway sndora Tor
n.se..inn m uncertain tenare prgnllses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
New4lork Dailr Gribnare

WEDNESDAY, JULY I. 1867.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
To Tur Retail WATTERs or THE CRY ANp

SovsrnY-Oa Monday Juus - viii commence to sosc
Cd baspce this season. nasviscg STOCK OF Meas
Bcys aud Chdrcs HATS embracing our usual ss'o
sBd desirable les at prices to suit the
lssnsss the A. LELAND Co. No 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
REMOVAL.

NJ sissER 4 Co. viii their SEWING MACHINE
bushes. from SIS No as Bosdwsy corner Of Grand s.
on TsVs spAy, July 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

REMOVAL MaRsH & Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
oeee IL No MadenlsBe has beer removed 10 No 2VessJ
a. Asser House Trusss. Supporters. Shoulder Braces Silk
Elastic Stockings and every vseiy Of Banssses most sf
proved patterns .snly applied Pnvate sPPAsstios rooms
H.. I.d,ss A ofuus.eui female In attendapse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
second-band and new PIANOS at lower price


than beor. IN this market at tho WATEs PANo
aud Music Roons No S3 Broadway One % octave Gilbert
Hoan Plane price when 900 viii BE- soid r 500;
de- oot.xe foan pfc- 4325 viii be sold for 100,
SIN III Piano fef S1 ChCkefnk IOstsve
Piano ESQ for $50 one Gilbert Piano, new price
eS io sSss one octave Chicksrius Piano richly carved
with pearl keys price 500 will BE- sold for t5lg octave
carved ess Brsots Piano pfic s5a ur 40 Pianos
and Meodsss cor rent aud allowed purchase For
mn LIZ nn rlsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
ADVICE TO STRANGERS.

Iyou buy but IS worth Of CHINA GLASS, Gas FIX
TUREs, SuvER PLATED WARS,
III WILL PAY You .
10 ushe SCI. at DALEY Go . Nos s3 and 90 stosa
Look prices; White pmner Sets lS4 pieces SIC
White Tee Sets a pieces IS %; White Toilet Sets Gut
las obcts the dOzcn 81 u.s. Cut Glass Wines the DOZEN
IS three light Chandeliers 47 Hall iikhu % PED
room FOLDING Brackets IS csps plated Castos OF Guy
bts "a U.s. Silver plated Cake Bsket - 50 sdyerPlated
Tea sets pisoes -; Sverpsed rihie spoons the d1en
IS IS Silver psteo res Spoons the dozen 81 81 SAVerpsed
Table FoTks. tbs dozen ~
mi out this list and ttke Il with you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
No DrsvAsE Cas- RfsIsr TEEis JUDIcIoUs UsE.
MIA operation with successful effect the peculiarly

WIGS I'll ,IR-DNE !-WIGs !l-BATCHELoR's
Ntes sEd ToUrEEs ecus 81 heir hosss
thy c.ehss,d al World 0I teciT graceful beauty
durubity-tttne ~ charm. The largest and bo
sech In the ~ord Twelve private Tor applyss bis
issssos sold At BAToaELoKs No. 2ss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

No family who prize health or comfort can al
ford 10 without Il GRovsR BAgsR's new SEWING
MaCngNEs Bsde expr for fAnLS UsE. We advise all 70
examine them No igj Br0sdwsy before purchasing
any Il ia. iuerrur Machines ia the ms ket
The Rev. W. II. MILBURN will return from
Eurp scw WEEKS and b. prepared 10 make EsGAcENENrs
Coz IA LsC1UEE SEAsok Lsss. viii reach hn addressed
No. llg " est 2ist g. n. /.
Singers SEWING MAoiuSEs-lB buying such
article sewing Machine Oh. economy "a 10 buy
the best Thcs who P1rchsss sSGtk MAeHSss always get
Whist they and them with satisfaction eBd prott;
they buy Of the cheaper and isrof narnipes In
rsTks, sueef disappointment veSaoH and ss
L. n sNesE 4 Co, No SSJ Broadway, n L.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

IMMIGRATION has commenced in
good earnest. The cars cane 10 srowd.
cd to their utnoss capacity With sozious
ssskers for homss 10 our fertile state
shs bosss from the Sooth are veil laden
With inmisraoss from the old country
who s.s daily srrivioe 10 huodrsds via
New Orlssos,-shs s:ow emigrsnt wss-
one gro multiplying day BY day, passing
from the loss fertile and productive col
ssss Of %, to the more salubrious and
dssirssble climsts and much superior
Iowa Prairie land. Il gladden.. % to
~isness this rapid immigrssioo 70 Iowa.
- We feel that eli who make their homes
10 this plossaot section Of tho country,
will have great reason to thank fortune
shat they did so. 10 increase Of wsal,h
and population for the next teo year.,
Iowa dsfiss competition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
INTATE DENOCRAT.
LOCAL ITEMS.

TaEAIHE.-Ihis cvcning is assigned
for the Benefit Of Mss WOODBURY.. who
10 conjuscsion With Mr.. McFAsLAKp
have been acting duriog The present
week a. Hough's Lyceum. Mics Woop-
Bray hss made most fsvorsbfs inpses
zion vith our oit'sens, aud 10 justly re-
garded - ose Of the most talented -
she 10 certainly one Of tbe most pleasing
set' essss that have yet Visited our city.
Mr.. Mcfarland hes appeared - Claude
Mslno,te," '.Ineomsr, "Romeo" and
'sSt. Pierre" 10 oil Of which be hss given
evidence Of tho higbsss order Of talent
end hss firmly established himself - .
6zsd fsvori,e With DOR play gosrs. We
hear tia, they will be retained for an
other wcek-ws hope they nay b.
The programme for this evening EN-.
braces two capital pieces, aad " BE-
spsat for the fair bsoe6eiasy csowdsd
hous,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

liBtRALIn. -Auolhe instance ~,
Mayor Ssrgen.'s liberality wss msnife.-
ted lsst "Wednesday 10 the donstins Of
one hundred dollars in cash to the lode.
pendent Fire and Hose Company, TO aid
them 10 defrayine necessary expenses il
c'dent upon the forming OF sueh an in.
stitution. This unsolicited generosity
will long be remembered cot only by the
company, to whom it vas Of great IN ste
rial advantage, but also BY ou- citizens
in general. Gen. Ssrgent's policy 10
truly liberal one-liberal without %
tentation, and the fac. that b. di.trib.
utes his fsvors where they are most nee
ded and when needed can bot render
them doubly valuable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

rskhIHlx Aco,pENr.-We hear r..
dreadful catastrophe which happened ia the
s.. Law ence River, Thursday evening, be.
'weea Cape Vincent and Kingston. A. one
Of TIE ferry boats which run il The regular
line. was crossing the British Channel, com,
ing this wav I. ON < ngston, the passengers
in il set Will. terrible fate Il seems tha.
these boats lave runners on the bottom. 80
that when tLen they reach ihe ice they can
be drawn across the frozen wa ~ u,Still the
open river is reach-ss. Tits boat was on the
ice, and was about betty launched into the
water, when the passengers, a. II il stated,
rushed in'o the boat csusing il 10 tip Tor
ward aid prscipi a'ei psssrn. ere. baggage
and the msil iGte the water. 4 There Were
some u or :VP-ssengers in the boa,-exLy
Two on WHOA WEaE sAvEp! This dis'res
| sing accident happened shout I in the even.
ing, wbe:, the boat was on ito WAY the Amer.
can shore 70 co. meet with me train which
arrives here al IL r. N. We have not fur
ther particulars, nor 10 We know whether
the male and baggage were recovered, or
the Nance Of the passengers drewaed.--
Rome Sentinel; April I.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
Gmsmraasce Cosu pa mb.s.

Prcmptitude in adjusting Losses is
ore of the stronges, RECOMMENDATIONS 10
favor 81 IN lnsurarc. Co, and one that will
give il reputation and character " &, tie
people. On the night Of the 9Th OF March
last ~ our citizens rscollect a destructive
hre occurred on the corner &c Front ard
Brady Streets, in this city destroying the
building ana much Of the mere handii- which
was ewneI and occupied BY DR. Parker a.
a Hardware Store. W. areainformed he
" as insured in the Peoria, Fire 4 Mar ,e
Insurance Co., Of Peoria, III, the Star Of
ogdensburgi, N Y, and Hartford city con.
ranies, the first OF which has already adju..
ted his loss on the amount insured wi b
them. The promp'nsss with which the
Peoria CO have settled with Dr.. p. is highly
commendable and will add much 10 the ex.
pectation Of that Co in this community.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

Friend Wiley opposite the lie Claire
Row isnow, o. ever, in readiness to ssrvs
bic customers ~ish . really choice lot Of
Grocerise oil Of every description, and
no one will sndsavor to merit more per.
msnent favor, either BY selling IN extra
article, or giving sssisfsction ~ regards
prices. 4 call ct his establishment will
sstisfy the most incrsJalous on this
point.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

"a tM Avn IT.
rL0fk-OMt prizes dro orin,. >sl-s 5 go bhis y,
Is Is suprsSIe Usooesa 5 se&S 20 !, xtra d.. Ia
nssi.M doll. sales soO rs. 5 s<6s " Tor snie- IT.
e6sa5 s1s8srs. s.@si sa.- ". rssAss4
sesh . - sw o. q skiss CsAeiiaa ny A,h
rssis o. s1ieSo Germ hDsasr, salO aop00 bush ~
esS1s I, & - ~ ost oiasls sssssss Oats I'M
HnOy IslOhs-.Ps 8 lsrsv, 81. . - Abs ., u %
50 = ssrars ., 70 50 Tot . lae. nesf unchsa6ed.
Oct o.ses du!i use unsAaa1As Il atsss bseg.
ane o. 1ANolAk. .
0noEts.SsS>s. asna1n q lsDssk.
neSStc ~ ~ = - Sd6sVttss s'aa -
ost -" ~ s~eN ~ Uo0k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

Nkw MkAi MARktr.-Messr,. Kelly
l. Byrue. are 6tsin, up . Meat Maks, on
Brady st. opposite the Poet Otkce bull
ding, and will be open % Moni.y mn. Z.
ready to serve customers with the IT,.
meats the country will afford.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

- e.wsrd Everett toli.sr, hie ~. u:s
esWashihy'en u claeiaasi a Ne hr.l
~sss 10 My.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
STATS ITEMS.

ThsOuuavsPapsf ~ the jail nov
building IN thst PlaeewiAbe one Of the
finest and mose substantial 10 the
State. tses8ss ~ ~
4 Csnstsey Asssstafiosg ~ also
been formed .: ONumwa. "a
Astock oonPeey NE about 10 build
. 6ne hotel At Marion. l.
A settlement in Buena Vista county
have beep outraged By the Indians. -
Their buildings were burned, and many
persons murdered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
BANKING.
TAlLNAy. POWERS 4 MCLEAN
Btu kER1,
Ard Dealers u Exchange,

I1M vC N port, Iowa
,,<t. B,sdy .o.a bdrss~ Second a~1 7hb
.frssiS.
INyrW .Sar o. an the principal e"s~s OF tff Cn.
Il to- s,.s-s Great BrIsia, lteiai'd. sus e'atb
entail Ts.fcs,s gshs assA -'sd
Not and Gra.tp collect Il, and Irs~eers rcHnseS
q An, p.rt.f tb- United Scatter, - lowest sssss
Exsahanse -H4
an "A, see.a pIsde IL pats " The tn'.o static
,;stssAss snt k4rsys.
Atorf. sn1 He,sis orst; and scid On ocniossAsss
~ua xis ~. n.s collrct'o
Land WArrAEts bcash', sid SUD i0cstsh
kx<Aa se- On Ntiss - ,k~ lslteA sssss
Carp nt-r 4 ysrsuhsx. NV yott s,,y.
Aik.uy Ca,y sArt. Absny. S@ yeis,
Raa.. lny B4nA, Bdffao, New York;
nssA " Okssnmere. lhAton, Asssathusssts,
rad. ~. ~ Cart fkiladsiphia. r~nnsyisas
N-rch l. Man. aetarvss' Hank. rsssture p
ncR,N 4 In. Bsitiuvss, NJ,
(3iiupoes 4 b.othertol Giws tsNsst. OAtS
Laens q x.psaes's st Lons, SO,
CltLa. BsIh, Wv Olis-n~, IL;
AZ ns,ft. breth-s = Jchnston. Chicago. Sls
srpss-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

PoLiCE ApPoINrsE~Ts.--Y esterday
afternoon at four O'Clock TIRE Mayor made
the following appointing nts Of Policemen
NIGHT POLICE:
Andrew }. Kennedy, J. w. Jrifries,
Peter Weber, G. Raefneider,
w. Tier Byrne. Patrick Lillis.
DAy POLICE:
Joseph Campbell, w. McGahan.