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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-05
RIVER NEWS,

The river channel is filled with small cakes OF
floating ice. Wealth mild for the season-freezine
only slightly at night.-Daily, Sd.
NAVIGATION RE>UMED.--rne freight steamer
"Clara Hine," with the barge "Kansas,' arrived
from Montrose this morning, bound for Rock Island
Among the freight landed by her on the wharf was
lot of groceries for J. A. Wilson. The Clara Hine
with the Laclede, was frozen up in Dallas Chute in
the late "cod snap" but very fortunately escaped
from her perilous situation by the recent thaw
She reports that the Laclede had got of the
chute, and was at Montrose when she left, endeav
oring to make arrangements to send her freigh,
over the Rapids.
The river has risen nearly two feet in the last
twenty-four hours. This is an unprecedented rise
at this season.-Daily, 4th.
Belfast, Capt. Force, arrived this morning, with
large lot of freight from St. Louis She was frozcr
up in the late cold spell at Tully, Mo. She will
proceed to Rock Islani and return Tomorrow. She
asks rs cents per bushe for freight wheat to St
Louis, and 81 per barrel of -four !--more than dou
BILE ordinary rates, but perhaps as reasonable AZ
could be expected at this perlous season Of naviga
ton.
The steamer Clara Hine went down last night
and will probably return in few days with cargo
if the river continues open. There is larg,
amount of freight stored at Keokuk, awaiting ship
ment to different points between the Upper ant
Lower Rapids.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BEAUTIFUL TEETH.-From the cradle to the grave
member OF our physical organiza ion yields more
vexat ion and pain than teeth, a large measure
of which We owe to our own imprudence and care
lessness. From this text We might preach sermon,
but shall only state belief that the const ant
habit Of using such means as art and science has
placed in our way, will not only save us many
hours of PAIN, but may be source of every day
pleasure for lifetime, bot to ourselves and others
for every man, woman child who, when they
laugh, show mouthfu! of clean, pearly, sound
teeth, excites our notice and admiration. We are
led write this much aftlr having used, for few
weeks he Oriental Tooth Wash, prepared by Messrs.
Joseph Burnett & CO.. fremont street is just the
most cleansing and delightful elixir in the world
We believe in it, and we cordially recommend it rs
powerful detergent aud an elegant luxury.-Bos-
ton Herald.
Prepared BY Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston. For
sale by J. E. Graham Price, soc. and 81 per bottle.
Sec advertisement in another column.
IMPORTANT DiscovERY.-A rea Remedy for Asti-
ma has ben found IN Jonas Whitcohb's Remedy,
prepared by Joseph Furnrtt & Co., fremont street,
Boston. It hap never failed to give relief even in
the most severe cases. For sale by J. Graham,
at 81 per bottle. See advertisement in another
column.
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MUSCATINE MARKET.

We have no change of Importance to note
this week. The weather has been unex
pectedly mild and roads muddy. The rive
is again open and boats running, though
prices of freight are exhorbitantly high
Wheat has not came to market very briskly
during the week. Prices here are only Q OF
8 cents below Chicago prices.
We append our usual quotations
Wheat, spring, 50a55c.
" winter, Coo (nominaD
Flour STATS.
Corn, in the ear, 25c.
Oats, Soc.
Barley, at the breweries, 60 cents.
Onions SOC.
Potatoes, 25a3oc. Sweet potatoes, 81.
Green appless $la$l so per bushel.
Eggs, zoe.
Butter, 30c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, Ito
Shoulders, l4c
Clear sides, &c
Hides, green, &c; dry flint Sc.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet,
Hogs-Packers offering SO SO. Butchers
pay ing $4a4,25 for dressed hogs.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec. Q.
Flour-$4, S5a$5 so for common to medi-
um western Chicago spring nom.
inal at 90a95c. Dressed hogs $6,25a$7.
Mess pork ST., 50a$lS.
CuIcAeo, Dec. 2.
Flour $3,S7 2a$4. Wheat -spring 81 2
a5Sc, winter 65a75c Corn 40a42c. Oats
Csc. Rye 50a55c. Barley 35a45c. Dressed
hogs 4,75a$5. Large receipts of live hogs
Prices ranging from $3.50 $4,l5. The
Tribune says there is no difficulty in getting
81 foI good heavy hogs.
ST.. Louis, Nov. 80.
Flour $ta$5, so for entire range of grades.
Wheat from 2 70 cents lower. Spring 80
aS5c, tall S5ca$l, 10. Corn 3Sc. Oats 81
to 40c.
Nothing of interest recorded in provisions.
a good many hogs offering, but dealers
having differed in their views, no sale was
reporlel.-Republican.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l.
Hogs quoted nominally at $4,75 to S. net.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l.
A small business in hogs was transacted
to-day at $3.50 to SIS per 100 lbs. net Gu
zette.
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S25 REWARD

STRHYED OR NTULE.V.
A DARK BAY MARE, 5 years old, l4A or Is
"A. hands high, one white hind foot, white strip
n the nose and was shod II round, either broke
ut or was stolen on The night OF the 9th OF Sep
amber. from a pasture on the Kendriek Farm
two miles south of Moscow. The above rewa
will b. paid for her delivery to Us in Muscatine.
sa5-vtf PRATT co.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH. And MATURITY

Just PN6tlshed, gratis, fhe zoN Ioo0Sdnd
FEW Words on the Rational Treatment, with
n our Med cine, Of SpermatoIrhea. or local
Weakness Nocturnal Emissiohe; Genital and Ner-
Won, Debility, Premature Decay of the System
I'm notency, and Impe diRents n arriage gener.
all, by b. DE hANhi M: u.
The important fact that the many ALARMING COM
p!airts, OF iginatipg in the imprudence and sluds
IF youth, may be ca ily removed, WITHOUT
MEDICINE. is in this small tract, clearly demon.
strated and the entirely new and highly success
full treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully ex
planned, by means Of which every ore is
!. ep ah,ed to cure HIMSELF Perfectly ard at the
least possible COST. thereby avoiding all the aovar
tised nostrums Of the day.
SAINT 10 any address, gratis and post free in 9
sealed envelope. nv remitting two postage stamps
70 Dr.. DE LANEY, II Lispenard street, New
York (nov7 WY
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ES IRA Y NJ r E..

TAKEN up by W. W. Waters, residing in the
county of Muscatins, STATE Of Iowa, mere,
and appraised and described te!ore e. c. Clark,
Justice of the Peace in and for the s,ii county
as follows, br light sorrel marc, risi1, fouI ye
old white on left hindfoot, left fore foot.
ffteen hands high. true coo7 Of Ja,tce = resari
EDWARD Fl THsYgR,
uoy2s-wI3w County Jii5e.
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, H11tL lNcREAslNa.-The popularity of "Wells'
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry" is stil increasing
There is one unanimous voice in its praise. Every
disease of the lungs yields to this and the patie
is restored to robust health. We are told orders
cannot be filled rs fast as they come in The pro-
pretor is charging his laboratory, and will be able
to supply the demand soun. Address orders to r..
NJ. Wells, Chicago, to wholesale dealers in St,
Louis or Chicngo.-Chicago Daily Times.
Sold in Muscatinc by Fay & Stone and j. B.
Dousherty, and by dealers generally. Get Wells
Annual Visitor for 1858:
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M8-Read what Agents cay of DR.. christie's Ague

Balsam:
BERNANDoTrE, Ill, Sept. 10, 1886
Gentlemen: Finuing the Ague Balsam to be me
medicine required in this section for the
of Chills and Fever, and it having proved infal
lible remedy in every that has come under our
observation, and having only .hree bottles left, you
may ship as possible another supply.
Respectfully, BUCK ENGLISH.
DR.. H. c. Daniels, Napervillc, H., Sept 4, 1859,
ssys:-"Your Ague Balsam gives the best satisfac-
ton of any Ague medicine that has been in the
country. It cures in every case, SO far as have
heard from. could send you many Certificates,
but it proves its own good virtues in the cure OF
| Ague."
| Bodies, Smith L Co., Chicago, Prcprietors. For
sple in Muscatine by Fay & Stone and j. B. Dough
erty, and by Agents everywhere.
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INPORT.A.rTto EYER YBODY

MPORT.A.NTt0 EYER YBODY
NOR The last three years, have been engaged in
l. business known only to myself, and, G. M
paratively, few others, whom have instructed for
the sum of 5000 each, hich has averaged me at
the rate Of $4,000 to So 600 per annum ard having
made arrangements to go TO Europe in the Spring
Of 1858 to engage in the same business, am will
ing to give full instructions fin the art to any person
in the United States Canadas, wis will r.mit m
the sum Of ST. am induced, fir m the success Ii
have been favored with, and the many Thankful
acknowledgements have received from those whsm
h We instructed, aud " no are making from S. to
SIS PER DAY al it, to give any person an opportun
ty TO engage in this business, which is easy, pleas
ant, AMI very profitable, at small cost There is
% .sitirely No HUMBuG in the matter. References
of the oes. class he giv:n as regards its charac
Ter, and can refer to persons whom l have in
strueteh. who will testify hat they are making
from S. to SIS per day at the same. 1t is a bust
ness in which either ladies or gentlemen can engage
and y it'll perfect ease make very handsome in
come. Severa, ladies' in various parts of New York
State. Penns yivania, and Maryland, whom have
Instructed, are now making from So to IS per day
at it. 1t is GsNTEEL Business, and but few
shi,Iiogs IS required to start it. Upon receipt Of
81, will Immediately send 10 the appIicast a
printed circular containing full instructions in the
art which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters rnst b. addressed (post-paid) to IL
LEN 7. PARSONS, 1876 Broadway, New York.
stfu v3ra
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MARRIED,

In this city, by Judge Thayer, on the evening OF
the 30th ult., Mr.. WILLIAM JAMES NEE and Mrs
SARAH WARD, all of Muscatine.
In this city, on the 2eth inst, by Rev. John Har-
ris, Mr.. DANIEL STowA1NFEL7x to Miss MARY Z,
kEMPNER.
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1@Good news from far country is like cold
water to thirsty soul. Particularly applicable is
this to all who are losing natures most beautiful
ornament-thc Hair-when they are told that Pro-
fessor Woods Restorative will certainly reinvigor-
ate and bring it back to its original beauty.
For sale ty druggis.- =7a--cliy:
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~RICHARDsON,s
ADVERTISING HOUSE
800 Broadcay, Nese York,

LIST. To Western and Southern Advertisers the
leading Daily and other Newspapers ir all the
lasge Eastern Cities Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia. d., at the Publishers lowest cash prices
I'd. To fill Publishers Orders for Printing Ma
tcrials Of every description Pross es Type, Inks
&c.-at manufacturers Prices.
81. To collect and adjust Publishers bills in the
above cities, on reasona BILE terms.
~ Refers to the Publisher Of this PAPER, who
will forward orders. Address
ALBERT @. RICHARDSON,
noVlH-dau3m 800 Broadway, New York.
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LOST.

an Saturday right, somewhere betw,sn Hoas.
" sr's ten pin alley and Kahn's clothing store OF
Second street, calf skin peck ct hook, containing
about twenty dollars mostly in geld; also seme pa
pers Of 70 value except 20 this owner. The finder
will b, iieer1iy rewarded by returning the sama
ia A. B. G0LDSBERY,
nov3a-d1w at Wells b Goes Coops. shor
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with Sugar they are pleasant to take, uniting as
they do, the POWER of MERCURY with the ease
of Cast or Oil.
~ Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIvi: HOURS, Pains, Distress and
Weak ness Of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu-
matism, Coughs, Colds, ETC., they always give relief
md are warranted supsri r to any External Rene
dy discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price ISL CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle This Remedy IS the be
ginning and the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine Over One Million Pack eyes have been aid
du ing the year 1855. Perfectly safe and good at
all times. Other remedies Of simil ~ natr' are
but CHAT compared with them. Put in large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for Is
cents.
MD The above rene lies ace warranted. Agents
are authorized to refund purchase MONEY if salts.
sfaction is not gwen. These articles are sold by
dealers in all cities. TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Canadas. Persons will call for
them by their full names and avoid all others.
| HERRICK & BROTHER.
Prsprietors, Albany, New York.
or Sale by Fay & one 81 ] Dougherty
us catine; 'Pomeroy, Wilton; g F coaey.
csc ow; j Patterson Vest Liberty; Sanders Bro
va City, and by druggists everyw here la29-wly
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Send for it.
I IRVING HOUS
VT0 the Public.

VTyHE undersigned has leased the Irving House
i and fitted it up for the reception of bearders,
and the entertainment Of travellers; srd would
solicit part of their patronage He will use his
best ondeayors TO make them com fortable. Sever
al rooms for families may be had.
noy3O-dsw3m q. w. WILKERSON.
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BLIR.NETTS KAIILSTON

B UR.NETTS K.ALLISTON.
E>OK REMOVING SUNBURN, CLEANSING
l. AND COOLING THE SKIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALLOUTWARD INFLAMMATION.
As wash for the Scalp it has 40 superior, re-.
moving Dandruf, and thereby promoting the
grt with of the hair Sufferers from
MOSQUITO BITES
Will find instant relief by rubbing the Kalliston
thoroughly into he parts affected.
Prepared only by JoseFn Burnett Co., Bosto n
For sale by J. E. GRAHAM, at SOC. and 81 pc
bottle. =
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no. LETTHE SICK REJOICE. asa

These remarkable Family
Medicines have stood the
test of public experience
TWENTY YEARS; have
b7en used by over three mil
lions of PERSONS, and are
sti'l convulsing the medical
world With their START
LING CURES.
These Pills ale particular
ly adapted to diseases pecu
liar to the Western and
South western States, and
will be FOUND, on trial, the
most VALUaBLE Cathartic
at present KNOWN. For
twenty , ears their use In the
Middle and Eastern States
has bs en- unlimited, a I'd their
SUCCESS in curing disease a
perfect series of triu0phs.
Containing no MEH0& RY
they can be used at any tim 9
without regard to employ.
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park III OWs e
Cash for Hogs.

Cash for NOgS.
r@ ISHALL commence packing Pork ion
MA, the first Of December, and shall contia-
AA-IkS ne to pay cash for hogs throughout the
packing season. will slaughter hogs for the o6al
and pas on commission, and furnish barrals and
ealt 1t cost.
nov23.dswtf 3 y. buILEn.
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ASTHM A.
JONAS W1ITCOMB'S REMEDY.
DREPARED from German Recipe, obtained
by the late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. It
fwell known to have alleviated this disorder Ia
Is case when all other appliancesoi Medical skill
had been abandoned by him in despair. In no case
of purely Ashmatic character, has it failed to give
Immediate relief, and it has elected many perna-
nent cures. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Pro-
prietors. For sale, at $1.00 per bottle, by
j. Z. GRAHAM.
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ties long needed by the business interests of this
city.
OsoxwA.-Lemp & Sells, of this city,
have opened branch of their establishment IN 'n'
Ononwa House, at ononwa. the new ano nqur'shihS
village on the railroad, in Louisa county. :. "
Harvey, we'll and faxoxaSiy known to all thc Oh
customers of Lemp Sells in this city. has charge OF
the new establishment. We commend him TO the
citizens of Unonwa and vicinity.
~ The new city scrip is taken at the
banking houses of lsett Brewster and Abbott,
button Il Patterson the same terms as other cur
rency. Gold or eastern exchange be bought with
it at the rates with Illinois currency or the
Issues Of the most reliable eastern banks.
The City Treasurer. II. LoHand, requests US to say
that he can be found at all reasonable hours the
Mayors Office, ready to exchange the scrip for city
orders. Walk up, gentlemen, and get your money
RETURNED CALIFORNIA;. Chauncey B
Williams, son of Dyer Williams, of this vicinity
returned from Rough and Ready. California, lost
Wednesday, in good health and spirits. He wen
to that country in 1850. Welearn that he Designs
remaining here:
W-The revival which commenced at tn
United Brethren Church some three weeks ago i
still progressing. Quite number Of persons hav
united with the Church, and thcrcs are new CONVEX
sons nightly.
New ADvERrIsEMENTs.-Seve OF tn
business men Of West Liberty aud Moscow are be
ginning to appreciate the advantage of advertising
in tha"Journal," as will be sem by our paper to
day. Our weekly has an extensive circulation
throughout the western portion Of this county an
also in C.dar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
will be held on Monday, August Sd, 1857,
in each and every Township OF scott County,
at their usual places of holding elections, for
the purpose of electing thefollowing officers,
and for other purposes hereinafter mentioned
10 wi: County Judge, Recorder and Treas
urer, Sheriff, County Surveyor and Coroner.
At the same time and place for the adop-
ton or rejection of the New Constitution of
the State Of Iowa Those in favor of the
New Constitution Yes and those opposed
to the New Constitution No also a sepe-
rate ballot shall be had for the adoption or
rejection OF n proposition to amend the Con
stitution by striking out the word White
from the Article Oh the Right of Suffrage"
A seperate ballot may be given by every
person having right to vote at said cleo
ton to be deposited in seperate box
| Those given for the adoption shall have the
words, shall the word White be stricken
out Of Article on Right Of Suffrage !
Yes" and those given against the PROPOSE
ton shall have the words, "Shall the word
White be stricken out of Article on Right
Of Suffrage No"
And also at the same time and place fol
the adoption or rejection Of the following
proposition: Whereas IA proposition has beer
made by the Council of davenport to joir
the County Of Scott in the erection of q
Court House and City Hall in connection
with each other, the City agreeing to furnish
Thirty five thousand dollars, and that tn,
County provide tax for an equal amount
| in two equal instalments, said Court Hous,
and City Hall to be built By parties from
both County and City. the Court House anC
City Hall to be under the control of sale
County and City, according to such agree
ment and stipulations as they may agree
upon for the construction and future man
agement Of said building. Those tickets
gwen in favor of the above proposition
shall have on them the words, For III,
Tax" and those against the proposition
shall have on them the words "Agains
the Tax
Davenport July 10th, 1857.
WM L. COOK,
July2ld2w County Judge.
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A WOMAN WHO SHOULD NOT Re a WIFE
Has that woman call to be wife who
thinks more of her silk dress than her childr' n
and visits her nursery no more than once a
dayl Has woman call to be wife who
cries for cashmere shawl when her hus-
bands notes are being protestedi Has that
woman call to be a wife who sits reading
the last new novel while her husband
stands before the glass vainly trying to pin
together buttonless shirt bosoml Has
that woman call TO be a wife who expects
her husband to swallow diluted coffee, sog
gy bread, smoky tea and watery potatoes
six days on: of the seven? Has she a call
to be wife who fiirts with every man she
meets, and reserves the frowns for the home
firesidel Has she a call TO be wife who
comes down to breakfast in abominable curl
papers, soiled dressing grown, and shoes
down at the heel? Has she call to be a
wife whose husbands love weighs nought
in the balance with her text door neigh.
boris damask curtains or velvet carpet p
Has she . call to be wife who would take
advantage of q moment of conjugal weak
ness to extort money or exact q promise p
Has she call to be wife who takes Jour-
ney for pleasure, leaving her husbatd to toll
in q close Office, and have an eve when at
home to the servants and childrenl Has
she call to be awife to whom good hus
bands society is not the greatest Of earthly
blessings, and house full Of rosy children
its best furnishing and prettiest adorn-
mentf
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Washington, July 2s

Washington, July %.
About half past 2 o'clock this p NJ, soon
after the adjournment of the Naval Cour,
No. 3. Com. Newton was struck with para
lysis on the right side, and died about 4
o'clock. Ae was in perfect health appa
rently up to the instant Of the attack.
The instructions TO Gov Cummings were
completed to day They are brief and spe
cihc. He il to see that the laws of the
United States are faithfully executed; ne
man in Utah is to be affected for his politi
cal or religious opinion, but held responsible
for his conduct
Should the civil authorities be unable TO
enforce the laws, military forces are then to
be employed, while Gov. Cummings power
is ample for all practicable purposes.
Much Is confded TO his discretion The
President will leave for Bedford Springs to-
morrow morning. accompanied by his neicc,
Miss Lane
Thos ii. Dunn Of Missouri, has been ten
dered the appointment Of the Secretary OF
the State for Utah, but there are some
doubts whether he will accept it.
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l. AT Z s T N E w S /.
Indian Outbreak in Minnesota - Ten
Thousand Indians In Arms,-A Fight

Indian Outbreak in Minnesota - Ten
Thousand Indians In Arms,-A Fight
Expected.
St Paul, July 20, (via Dubuque 29.)
An Express has just arrived from tn,
Sioux agency, ard reports that the renewed
Of host,lities is unavoidable Ten thousand
Indians are there defying the u. S. troops
The settlers are flying to the forts for pro.
lection.
Gov. Medary is there endeav oring to pre-
serve peace. He sustains the Superinten-
dent Of Indian affairs in the suspension OF
payment Of annuties until the Sioux nation
deliver up the Inkpadutas band of murder
ers The Sioux refuse, and are trying 10
bring about collision with the Government
troops.
A telegraph despatch from Mr. Floyd, Sc
cretary Of War, refusing to request of Gov
Medary, to muster volunteers for defense,
occasions some excitement. There are two
hundred men here to day prepared and de-
termined TO march, If needed, TO protect the
frontier.
The Democratic Constitutional Convention
has not yet organized.
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Troy. Jnly 2

Troy july Y.
Judge Nelson's opinion on the Application
Of X. d. Sileman of Troy, to restrain the
Hudson River Bridge Company from build
ing their bridge under the act of the Legis-
lature Of this State in 1856 was received
this morning. He grants the injunttion,
and his opinion is strongly against the con
stitutionality as well as the general policy
Of the act 1t is the cause Of much rejoi-
cling.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

lust received . fine stock of Brass and German
u Silver Stair Rods.
Juiyl9df GH SICKLRS BRO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

Frederick Bush, German, was arrested
here to-day, for causing the death Of two
children by starvation They had been
placed in her charge by their parents. One
of them died on Sunday and the other yes
terday. The Coroner is investigating the
matter