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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-11
NAILS OF ALL SIZES.
sfMll best Brands.
U'xEAOT'G A.aRLET.
W~hOLESALE CROCERS.

HOLESALE GROCEkE.
& vST OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, Iowa.
TE.lS!! TE.dS!!!
Half Chests lmpereria,
Young Hyson and GunI"sdeI;
10 half chests Oohng and Souchons.
400 Cudties from 6 To 20 ibsl
81 boxcs Palm Soap;
<0boxss ' Irrigated Soap:
10 bikes Shaving Soap;
boxes Transparent Soap;
b boxes Cs.tiir SnaI.
80 boxes Pickler,
loo boxes r mato. supand p. ppes
loo boxes VI varipu, hraili % chN,ce Tobacco;
40,Wo Cuba skies cigsfs.
~. OV0 Imported a 81
boxes No and scaled Herring,
90 Ibis new Meokerel,
IS half BIZ Mack, rel,
% KITS Mack.rei ts family use.
hbis and kegs Of Nolasses;S
~ Lhds Of Sugar;
IoTGs.
90 bbls Of Dried Apples;
30 Sacks Of DRIED Peacues,
100 boxes new RAiscns;
10 bbls sss'd Nuts;
400 boxes sss'd GLASS;
t0O kegs asst Nails;
aoz Tumhers;
Spices Of al, kinds,
WOsd and willow WsIc;
Brushes, &c &r.
~ bbls Cider Vinegar.
Together WITH h large stock ~ other articles all Of
which we will sell u. reasonable terms,
el2tD WILSON 4 ARLEY
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Chicago and -. 110Uis.
eotas tssss cAGeoeo Jv g. Losk ssd sassrsss-
dtd1s D1esM.
Asssaodsuen frain, Sundays sscspssd) eo0Au
espssss Train, Csssurday's sseepsed) uiOss
Ws6aS lsess =. Loststv cAIoo0O sad GasssxAs-
dt0ts p4aeeA.
sss.omoaasoa Tram. t~.sndays s.cepssd) IooAs
fxprsss Train Saturdays e~xcepted) sS0Pn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage. Trsins rue through Joliet, Bi0om-
tnGton, Springfield, Caslinytle and Alton.
stIraics rue on this road make direct connections
- Joliet Gut OF aid Michigan CentrA ~ Railroad u
JohN, making this the shortest, qaics ct, and most re-
liable route between n Louis aud New York, Boston
Philadelphia, aad The East.
VIII ni.nots Central \. + 81 Mo ON, ngton, for La
sails, Mendoza and Osire.
nh 9 res, Western Of iiiisois 1t springfield, for
pecets' and Naples.
win Al The Railroads o,verging nom Chicago
9TH daily line Of PACKETS Ct 81 IoG.s for Keokuk.
Nev Oreshs, and Missouri River.
Through TScAets for al places meAlioIsd above can
oe procured u al the principal " yet oAecs 10 q.
United etaees, and u the odess
In n, Louis 1, Chicago
soes o. " eshinHsoo Az. Is Dear 1"rn street, oppo-
saas, % Lsvss. site Tr.uaonl House.
RlcH'D ?. EO2GAA, "a, sr,t.
0ssningscn. Jan. l. lsA. iebIodtf
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l.. W. CURTIS 4 co.
tsrcckssoks TO GooDhIcn, CURTIS 4 YAxris.)
Forwarding 4 Commission


u arehouse opposite Rail Road Depot
DA vENPORT IOWA.
hEAI.ERS In Grain. Flour, Salt Cement AMI all
l/Sirris OF Fam Produce.
orders solicited and attended 10 with dispatch fr
the purchase or sale OF Produce in this and other
markets.
Our facilities are ahlplt for the storage Of Graiu
and prodtc-.
LIBRA Cash advances made IN corsiguments
when ta>.ral.
SPECIAL attention paid TO receiving and forwarding
.Vuts b, Railroad o. tiseI.
Changes AT Established rates.
Apru .yitf.
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WILLIAM DsoLts WILLIAM sfuH.
Attorney at Lar
HOUSE
REd
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DE p IN
Bank Notes. Draft, Gold, siv'e ahi sa-tern TX
change; Collcciisu= mad Throughout the Union
i.aad " arr ants b. ught, sold AID / crt'd, X A. "
tate bougi, aud sold On . tiumi- ion, nones loaned ou
unlncumbcred RIA tatsie -'crrity, Lyais neso'iaie',
Taxes paid Tor non-fe-lds nisi Examination Of Land
Title made, etc, et.
-REFF8ENCES-
Messrs Ooh asarreer, pavenpor'. Iowa,
" MACH = Inrbih, ii"
Robert II lowry -, tb-hl,t, New YORK;
M-ssrs iartis n 10, ~ it''iptia,
Hon. VIM Wright, New trk NJ;
Nessrs sault iIaftis y stn-, Bsnkcrs, baltlmoro
Johns iIepsius isq, Pr dent, 10
Robert kle. Esq, Cashier, 90
WIN u Harrison, ISL, 10 (,
ssr. ,hnbb Brolhrr. Bank IS. WAshi-Sto'i!
WIN u Hnllet', frq, M3hiir, Ala,
LA Beuoist a @, fankers, 81 l~ai
For Saif.
Two Lot. on the Ban. carne Of Eighth ana tain
streets-f1e uhebs'fs.t ted Rtyt. sI'".
,.vctal valuable build It's Oh Harrison sra
Man streets. nurthetSINte ~5'eci tf sale very 10"
Tn iluable tlsiiiu Its on second ard THO
sfr-'ts, for ,ai-, a credit ia % years given On mos'
- tn pIrchate monte.
L, ~ Green : .dAfion; dwelling house on tn
oreinise-. Tor ga ~.
Twenty f.ct froat "a Main street, by s. feet dc
OPPOSITE lie Clairr House.
W.s, . Ut y, tt4k 80 LsoQa!re's 18th adiiti"
house ai;h ! room aud good stable.
Lot ! and 5 In hitrA .fs addition, and house
by ~ On lot !, To- !. i oiicap.
~ acrr, IL -. 80 - p ) g; all under crltivatioh
| mtle from tho a j. iur sails cheap.
N.ofHw set = tp ~ ! : west, one nile ff'n
tn yuf MutrH tite, To- sale.
" . o; " y &C ~ tp 10 + 3 casts acres Tor 50
30 acrcs OF Lanii IN We pav"nppr ~, tor sale ci'.aI'
Lots from ! - 8 acrs, fac view u aver and TWIN
Citins,
40 many valuable tsacts Il Farming i.snds' IN
proved and un,pptov,i, fown Lot and tnimtr1V't
Lands IL roughout Tire stat, ioi sale. We invite M
~sttcn;irn Of those wishing 20 parchasc H. OFT saleh
I.n,It DOOLAS h STU Mp
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Winter .lSSUNgfsifssf,
nN and after Monday y Isl 1850, and until
\Jfurthcr noticr, trains vii, il cave Rock Island daily
SUNDAYS excepted, a. iv,o~s
LIST mail train at 10 Gp 4 n
I'd night express $50 p. II.
81 freight, with Cd class cars At
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays Il.
cept.i, a. follows:
Isl rignt expT.ssn Oh n
81 mail train al b1JP h.
81 freight, with I'd class cars at $50 z. Il.
All trains over this roai are In direct connrxinn al
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central n. X to and from D-.r,t, t.
,eto, Cleveland, Columbus. Gin cmnati. Pittsburgh,
Dunktrk, Budai,. Eiess-E FAIL Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington. Also al
LaSxlle with Il aims VI the liitois Central Road
North to Gslena and South To st. Louis and Cairo, 10
which places tickets eau be procured of
s.. s. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
X. Z. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers ste reminded Of the necessity VI giving
de tinct direction, a to the destination Of their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before tskius thei- seats
In the cars, a. the conductors collect tares osiy t,sta-
lions OH the line Of thu Chicago AKoes Island ra,lroa'.
JOHN Z. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rick Island. Nov. q. 1855 tdtfl
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1857 n
United States Express 10.
CAL.1TAL o5O0,O0O.
'nh un-quaied facilities and greet extent OF tn
routes Of this Company enable them ~ transpor
stn the grestsst safety and speed
Coin, Bank Notes, Jewelry,
and ofA"r palsabie Goods and Packages, and y.
Collect Notes, Drafts and Accounts.
b'lls sent with Goods. and 10 execute 81 other COM
nitssimis connected With the kxpress business, al all
tEe principal places tsSten tie city Of New York and
nc w2stein, North and Southwestern States and
Cansda. Its connecl i,ns with other r. ~syors.hl. Ex-
press companies, Also extend their fasi,i les TO all
parts OF the
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
I5-fsch Express Is sent on a hrs. ci.ss passen-
ger tram and accompanied by . trusty "a ssepger
provided WITH "a ,ren safe for the security Of yalus.
hle.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
- Broadway, New York; rs Seneca street Buffalo;
Perry. between eecond and Third streets. Davsn-
port, Iowa
pRoPRIE~oRs AND DIHEc-oEs.
D N. BAnSEY, H.P WILLIAMS. MCKAY.
!. LANES, A. II. BAhskY.
II KIP, Sa,- rirtcndent
J. 0ALLI0AN, Ae,nt.
Jeni%du Davenport and RICK Island.
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"a WA1DD0AuD
hprsvsd Clsthes Dsysrs |!
10 u

I An sow N this city - olsr 70 TIE i.hsbitsns .
j ~ nd vAlaahe ssstele, which u, .wtM known
and 00os ussd. s~snd 3 Le iadispenssble II 1.
tnswn - Vaternae's Improved
On FER,
and ! have every reason 10 believe the article ! nos
VI .r for sal .ssuprrior In every rcspert ~ anything
h.r-t,fore of :ssfnr the same purpsse ! therefn.
der TO ,hs LADIES particularly, this mc-t u~ :
tai pie Of Lalo; -sAvina 1sehlp ". maxi = nos
thai - SLY dreaded ussbing day . seas,n OF pie Assn'
aud sgr.rAb.e employment.
Pirst 1T y superior 70 the stationary re on &C
count u it, easy aocess bS Lowering the rel u ta'
bed Of III. Jp-ss;or through = -ifnyas ard tssy pto
cess. thus aoi,g away with the neteksity Of adde's
oe platforms to zach the ines.
second 1t, supsvtority 4, WcOiWsrd's patent con.
sisis In the eAs~ vi b which Il - ralsed and iow r.i,
and ITS prrte I fire dom q ON ID tructtoh b. en- y and
ice-sDd II IL next 10 ,mpo-sbie - ai-srrsnge the
machincry 80 - Ia render Il useiess.
Ia canclu,i,n I gould sxv - Nan .fdcfurers sn
Deaievs in Potent Right g-nrraiy- tnst thy vii
gscs.i IL ind ., article that IL bound 10 come into 50
AsneYsi use. and where so snis . capital . requisite
/ engage n the manufacture or sale Ar The above
nsuef machine
Town aud County rights for sale IN iowa VISION
sn and Ililnui, Oh r-Ason slie terms.
All orters for mashin = must be addressed ~ l.. b
WssrnAn, II Claire Hou,e. Davenport, Iowa. Per-
Slns wi,hing To see tire machine can do % by calling
ii the LIE Claire House. DavcII ort. sp2tf
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BrattOn House.

r. NJ. BROWN, PPsSsisssr
TINS house. bring the largest, most Convenient
i and only frst class hotelin LE Claire, holds ont
The greatest induceloentst 70 The travelling public, and
TO those who want . CURT md oom1bgeabie home. Il
b furnished IN tn best style, and no pins Win be
spared - satisfy the wants Of al guests.
- 0nnd stsblinG attached Se6davtS
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PRID,aTE

11NnE ktvs rrrd Geo. G. ST Get, Rector or Belvue
i Jacssna County lows. Win r.ceivr into his IAN
~ a very limited number OF yJurg gent.rnien, &,
board an eiurat. with his swn S,is.
hueR, with Ii use OF y fisGh, FrrIieh aud Draw.
ing ~ tnclutti IL the Cur cor instructiun.
Bellvu l. hea!thily sttuat .. an !, bling o, the
river. = ta>il, accessible from all lait-, both ofIowA
and lilinai>.
TERMS MODaEATE.
Rei' ftitn. thy 81. tisl r,Uii SON.
TIE auht Rev. u. hop i.-, Dav, sport
R,S. Alffei Lpul.ri ack,
S.s,rtr Cock, Esq,
Her. J. p Cook,
G Jao u. Evans,
is ~ 5. > llpsoi. Esl,
April 10, 1896 diy.
b. EVANS, NJ. r CHEW
bo,ton New Orleans.
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J. J RYAN,
J.H. DAIlY.

1nol RnDoD
AMneAAe~MS1Nen - - -
= $500
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NEW TIN STORE.

eqNHk s1bsciibers have jnst spensd . sore On Ear
i rison, betwcrn Third and fourth sts, vhsrs
they intend manuiAesuring and keep constantly o.
hsnd al kinds Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARN.
Partscu.sr attention paid TO A4.nne, Spouting and
J~obotng, Country merchants tan r-iy upon be n sop
si.ed with ftn-~are At wholesale prices.
RASs, Old copper, lead, sc, taken In exchange for
(apl1dt1 0RANLRnD Z BELL,
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UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
1857. @7E%axal 1851.
FREIGHT EXPRESS COW PiNY.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND \ DAVEN PORT.

FCR ROCK HLANn AND DAVENPORT.
svNHIS Company l. pr pared u transpoet goods with
i greater despatch than any other freiei / line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHiLADiL PHIA.
and all intermediate points SOUTH ant FAST.
Having their own Cars on the II tent R01d., and
Agents with III m, Merchants can depend Lyon bet
ter time than by any other line.
shirrers by this line will have PROMPT ,,paration
mad them Tor any less r damage OF 6 eds shile in
their charge, and viii not be stntto tn Rail Road Z n
which the damage NAV have occur d Tor redress.
Thrse de, firing to make arraageineuts TOR tpring
business will p.es,e call before making srrALg,nieDts
with dN0 Other iine.
OFFICES.
Bottom, n II state Sire.
NV York. " 40, Brtadwae
Phiiadeiphi,, - Il, South III q Stce.t.
81. Loui-, 50,
Chicago, t'tu"r - State ard Ran iolph.
Davenport, Cosu : front ans p ry ST.,
JNo 5. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY CHEW
& y -nrerinteId n Agents,
& tstd. Davenport.
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BURROWS + PRETTTMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Mercbsrts.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholesale and RetsB d.sl-rs In
DR @ O ID -
OUEENSwARE GROCERIES, BOOTo AN
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having ample re,m Cor storage. We sAAl' pay % /.
,icuia. attention t. Receiving, Storing and Dorwar .
Ing any Goods Consigned 10 onr care.
Cash paid at all ftsssss for Fro.
0sAce.
Front 6trset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport steam El0uriHg Mills,
win BE- Kept IN constant operation, and Farmers AZ
inSOvmsd that We pay at al times in Cash the higS.
est price for wheat. Flour always IN hsnd.
OFT. l7-dAvu. BURROWS I FRkTrYAAH.
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BROS. s co,

tHRORTKRG n DEALEKS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMKRY,
&C.. &c,
10 WILLIAM STREET, cor. Beskman, New York.
TNvITR IN. attention o. the trade to their large
u md varied stock Of Drugs. Paints, Oils, 'Ferfumery
&C. In addition to their r.gular iuportStions q
Staple Drugs, they are aso receiving direct from The
sources OF production and manufacture, supplies OF
Roth, Hair and Nail Brushes. Hronxes, Corks, Nor.
tsra, 8ponges, French and English Perfumery Lu-
bins Hxtrscts, and many ether articles usually en-
breed In Druggists' stocks, which they are also en-
ablei 70 oder on the most advantageous terms.
Ordcrs either In person or by mail, viii receive
pSompta attention. suesdiy
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l.. AK.fSILEY,
Wholesale and retsil d. sIerr IN
Paints, Oils, window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds. &c.
are ROW ieDtying = age assortment q
w Cool generally k.!t In PANT ard Oil Store.
No. i0,yUo Brady, corner u Fourth,
eep30 DAVENPORT. iowa.
900 OOO Lights Rochester sash fsum 81 10 to i0x
~ IN Store and ,o' sa'e At No 1000.
DRusHES--All kinds for sale
d a. No 1000.
ElyHlT LkAD-DTs OF Ground la Oil
w - BRADLEY a BK1CxET1's.
nII.S Boiled and Linseod Oh b. the Bbl al
~ BRADLEY d bk0GKsTT
DIINDS-A large sssoftsaert VI Rschsst B..uis.
ID just received ~ 4 nROKBTT0,
6NRYSTAL Plate Glass for ooaehfs and show cAses
" A largr sssortnen tor sal- ~ +,
BRADLEY = BROOK FITS
vyARNISHrS-Coa-h, Furniture ann lamar, . So
pcr0ne article for sale 81 No. 10, 100.
TNuBs CoLOks Ths lsIseA, assortment ever
i brought 70 this market u No. 900
DATENT DRKER-The bert article IN use for sale
L N No. 10 600.
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New York and Boston.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED. VIA
VtSC York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Double Track.
B A I I, r O A D
W. : Dvnkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fals or S.s-
pension Bridge.
rTvTHIS Is the only Wide Gu.ge Railroad having
i wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunsirk, Buffalo Niagara Fafa and Suspension
Bridge to New York.
without Change II Cars or
Baggage,
aaordpsanusasicomfori,
Speed & Safety.
o'clock, P. n, on the
Most Splcndid steamers in the
World.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general stion can be
procured at the Company's Office. no. IS Dearborn
street, opposite Tremon: House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and stocs Dealers can make
through contracts by calling on The Corarany's Agents
A. n. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
B. ,. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decl7dn
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MRS. M. K. SPALDING,
Has Removed her LNdtes2IBt0re
PROM ABOVE PERRY ON 20 ST,
To No. 3 LeClaire Block,
9Th door beiow BRADY On Second street.


GRABBE'S Hair Dressing 4 Shaving
- q NJ
NTILL BE- removed to-day, 70 newly lifted Room
w under the IL Claire House. where he will eve
b. found In readiness 70 serve his nunsrous custom
srs IN the most approved manner.
PeTfunory! PerfEnery
COKSTANTlY on hand the largest stock Of Per-
Oumery, Cc.ngLss, Rltraits, Washes also Puu-
edss, ~ storstlves, Dyer be. 0RABBB'B superior
TTlcaDallkon 4 Hair Dye
aiways Oh hand, slso Haiti, Flesh, and Tooth DrusAes
OI6Ak6, &c. III 0RABlu.
aus4dts
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REMOVAL.
HetsOM'S .Jescelry Store.
brady street, Above Pes, once.
vxyE would tender our crate
w ful aokhowledRmcnt to -~
the public tor their liberal pat R
ronAge -ince our Commencement Nck,~
in business. HAVING removed -
into . large AID mere comnl,iious store, second
door awe our former location, ve would solicit o.
inspection II cur sock of
Watches, Clocks.
.JesCclsy, Stlrer.sU0s'e uA.
Fancy Goods,
which IA now the largest aud n ost fashion, able
city. We are constantly In receipt Of Good BY
press, and viii always have the newest styles 10
had in the eastern markets. Our motto Is I'm
prcnts and quick rrturn..
r. d J. NELSON.
Davenport. Iown, Oct II lsSs-dtf
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MANNY'S REAPER 4 MOWER,

III SUD ID y ne ag MS Itf Ihis
.M.l(kKE.vE,
Which have received on hundred snS forty ave
PREMirNS; and VIII r. they have been used. have
sivci
ESITERS4L SA71SFAC TfOE.
wlshins O. purchase should givc their
orders, AIRY ~ the supply r. hnited.
NOURSE n vIEIE.
Corner Rock f.tgni and Front streets.
Auytl Is rsv3to#
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION / FORWARDING
Merchants,
.4Nd GeNerNl .lgeMis,
CORNER PERRY AND SECOND SIS,
Davenport, iowa.
s.pti-d-(Gazet COPS
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Dissolution Of Cspsrtnership,

TNHk copartnership heretofore existing under the
L style Of DAwsoN, Gnioes + Co, IL this day d..
The undersigned, Who VII coattnue ~ not. ehea
and leather businsss 1t u Old Stud, under ~
tyie Of =. 0ngfs Z Co, Y fsuy 9pevsrsd =
Dsvnpsst, Dsbsuay u, ~.
uchle66 nnnOnn
|~ NG fylE .
EA.1M1AA
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mR6H sl1U1vsak
Fresh Groceries and 0ooA ThinGs.
Sacked Aalibut. salmon In kite.
Salmon, mackerr!
" Mackerel. Dbls. 4 0lfs.
!. Eels, Herring " "
DNSkefs! Baskets!
OF every size, shspe and quality low ~ can b. bousL,
In the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE 81
every description.
Ground Rico,
A up rior Artiier for PndAinss Also Tapisca Sag
Thyu,e Marion I'm 5. Savofy, French n ,ss,ard. PIX. :
Pr--srves. Fruits sIl Nuts. Candies, a., ~ ~
s,s every thiss NAV be found at
ZEti- Jk l. co.
luAy 5itn 5 4 Cor 2nt sut Perry stS.
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AaIfNS Ef:PA,
Attorneys a t0unseii0rs al la
Ecfarics Pablic, Gensnts, = ~ D,tds 70
MGssGchus.ftA. icenks for Crnrtcr OcS Life
hsuadace 60; Res Estate and
DfscoUaf Brokers.
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, BRADY ST
DAVENPORT, IOWA
(~NOLI.ECTi0Ns and oil professional basinvs.
~ every part of the STATE intrustei to our
Will receive prompt attention, Money invested, Tax,
paid, for on-residents; Money Loaned On uuencun
bered Real kstste security; Farms, Houses and
leased, Real Estate Of all kinds bought All soid
commission.
Nom q instantly on hand TO loan, on peIso
aud Real Estate . lurtts.
iani wsrraa,> hplght AMI sud, AID lcated /
experienced Agents
W. invltr tc stteat, "a ~ al pr Ms a searva
hishiy improved Farm, Nelaatlt clty property,
unfinprovcd LaLds, te ~ eN.e. i, d and ia. y tncrvas
:ns catalogue OF ReSi r ;ae 7 parlivS wi Hing Il
invest or y cliation, W.. H. Oh tue mo I isvorani,
t"Tnis, lars T. a'ts NJ Carefully ssltc',! p a,rie aE6
tinbrr iauds, stu It'd ptsr lines VI ~. posed Rail
roads In neasly all tn Cul.utss ~ he state.
Also large tracts Il and in Nan. esott and Missou.
RI. Some OF the best Lots n omaha City, Mt. VT
The amount ofhalf y milton 81 dniaTs, Ne can easily
please Al d 'strous ot making II 81 1-t' Investments
lan2@dt ALIEN CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-16
IL A Lond on correspondent, says

I" The perpetrator of the mysterious Waterloo
Bridge murder remains undetected, though the
police are unsParing in their endeavors to sft the
mystery. Many people daily visit the bridge,
(Which, by the way, is the one referred to by IT
H"od, In his immortal lyric The Bridge of
Sighs,O expressly 10 satisfy morbid curiosity,
and see the spot where the bloody remains of the
unfortunate stranger were found In addition to
the police, another party is using every endeavor
to discover the carpet bag and clothes of the vic
tim; and this anxious party is none other than the
proprietor Of Tussano's famous wax exhibition
who is willing to psy an redible sum for these
relics Of an atrocious crime; for, as he is well
aware, there are thousands who would flock to
his exhibition simply to see them. Tussano is
the Barnum OF London. He seizes upon every
prctext to add an additional wax efiigy TO his coli
lection, and is not at all select in his choice,
ranging from royalty to beggary The Prince of
Prussia and his promised wife, the Princess
ROYAL Of England, General Havelock, Captain
Rodgers, the numbering sea captain, and Spollan
the Dublin murderer, are among the latest addi-
tions. There was rumor prevalent last night
that the perpetrators Of the W aterloo murder had
been taken but ii proved to be- only false al arm,
owing to the arrest Of two suspicious individuals
in neighboring provincial town, but against
whom no evidence could, OH examination, be
foundn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-16

MoSRY MATTERS IN BosroN AND NEW YORK
teiegrapaic dispatch states that the money
market at Boston continues quiet, and the supply
OF hrst-class paper limited; capital, meanwhile,
appears abundant. and, for the want of better
employment, Is finding its way into thu stock
board, where large purchases for investment are
being made. The market, therefore, closed on
saturday afternoon with a still stronger aspect,
ana with more confidence apparent than Las been
observable since the setting in Of the panic. The
banks are sounder than ever, and their statement
this week will show healthful feeling in every
department
In New York (says dispatch dated Saturday
aiternoon) the exports Of specie this week have
again been light, and the abundance of sterling
Oils, which are Offering at per cent for the best
names forbids any idea Of an active resumption
OF specie shipments for some time to come. The
current, therefore, will continue this way for
while longer from both Europe and California.
me bank statement on Monday today will ex-
hloit still further increase Of bullion. and the
round total will not be far from serent,en and a
half millions of dollars!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-16

The METHoDisT PROTESTANT Church OF THE
NORTH AND WEsr-A special convention Of the
oeiegates rom The various ANIMAL conferences NJ
the Methodist Protestant Church Of the Nor,b
and West has been in session at Cincinnati for
several days.
NO important action was taken until Friday
when the following preamble and resolution,
were adopted
w neisas, We have received satisfactory iufor.
marion that entire freedom OF discu,sion ON the
sJecl OF slavery cannot be enjoyed in LYNCH
LIZ ana whereas we do not feel under obliga-
n .S 10 meet our Southern brethren upon any
eiound Than terms OF equality; therefore
t,oIesd, That II Is inexpedient and unneces-
lay Ioi representatives OF the North and West to
e'rho Tue general conference at Lynchbury with
q ssw 70 secure redress Of the grievances which
Al the afternoon session OF Friday memorial
10 the general conference was drawn up. which
says:
1T Is our earnest desi e 10 perpetuate the union
WIN the GENERAL Association, bnt we rnu.t In
Chr1stlan fairness, state that insuperable imnedi-
ments prevent the continuance Of the union and
tne traHc IN slaves and the voluntary holding Of
saves conflicts with the rights Of humanity. and
we fegaid II as our bounden duty as ministers
ano members OF the church to oppose the aboy.
Pracuce; also that the word white, be struck
from the constitution
The memorial was sdopted