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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
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Last SUNDAY, sermons

Last sundays Sermons
Ia the Church Of the Messiah the Rev.
DIR. Osgood delivered discourse on
DANTE "a a Chri.tian Poet" At bod.
worth's Sal 1On, Mrs. Cara Hatch pro-
nounoed u splrltual,st rbaps " 10 u
great crowd. In the Church OF the Pu.
! rtans. tho Rev. DR.. Cheever "cur,ed"
the Supreme Court Of the United Sta.
tes.
The Times saws that d.. Cheever .'nj'
yocate3 an ut;er DIS egari O. tie decs
ION, as uncoD-,ttn'loi,ai.
Ii will be seen iroin t., - reports OF
the sermon that tits preacher Ia, tax %
more u,rocious tnd iiea-, rabe .round
than the most radical neuspaI er, of the
day.
neither We regard the J. ci, on 0. the
! SuIr"ne Court ~ .out! or not, we
should be recreant to th- pllInc-t priu-
cip,es OF he New l".tamrnf, we should
be false 10 the government OF God aui
| the civil government under which we
live, II We dill not express our unmlns led
abhorrence OF the do, trinc uf resistance
in this discourse. Ii is u disgrace to thc
city and 70 the patton, it - u d,sgrace:tu
| the pulpit and To the religion OF CHRIST,
that u man protesting the spirit OF The
I g0-pei .huulI thus prostitute the sacred
de.k, the ministsIial charac er and tie
house Of God.
\ tew years ago meetirg Of minl--
gers Of the Methodist denomination was
bel in this city, and tho constitutional
ity OF recent law Of Congress was dis
~
ton expressed their opinions with great
free dom, ami decidedly IN condemnation
Of the law ~ tagran,ly in conflict with
the Constitution Of the Coited States =
The &c ebrsted ur. DIN was present, u
man o. acknow lodged superiority in in
teiect, learning AMI Judgment, but he
remained silent during the discuss.oo,
until he was personally called upon for
bis opinion. Then he n odes,ly remark
ed
"Brethren, | have MT directed nv
studies sp 'cially to the Constitution OF
tho United States, ami ain not qualified
to give an opinion in questicn like this
The Interpretation Of the Constitution
has been left to the Supreme Court, L
body OF jurists selected fer their learn
ing, wisdom and judicial ttness to detsi-
mine important questions Of this nature.
and should have far greater confidence
10 their judgment, than nv own"
IL will be readily Imagined that these
remarks were felt by the clerical Judges
rs . severe rebuke for the ilppant opiu.
ions which they had pronouncsi. And
DR.. Olln's views may we'll be commend.
cd to such preachers rs DR.. Cheeyer,
who feel themselves competent to pro-
nounce An opinion Of the Supreme Cours
unconstitutional!
That however is merely question Of
modesty. II be wishes TO publish his
juIgm Mt, We do not apprehend that
the public will quarrel with him on tho
subject. Bot We DO censure him for em.
ployiDg the Sabbath and the sanctuary
to stir the people to sedition and rebel
lion. Had the decision been precisely
the reveree of what it lie, We would con-
denim in the same terms this or any 9th
er preacher for telling the Am rican PEG.
pie from the pulpit that they ought no:
to submit to it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT VIEWPOINT IOWA APRIL 2 1857


I. 5. Judge Drummond, of Utah,
has written . letter 10 the proper au-
thoriti's in Washington, Of which the
following is an extract
The leading men of the church are
more traitorous than ever. Only
few days since all the papers, records,
dockcls, and nine hundred volumes Of
the laws, were taken out Of the Su.
prene Court Clerks Office and burnt
And this is not the only instance of the
kind. | say to you again and through
yon 70 the President, it is impossible
for US to enforce the laws in this Terri.
tory. Every man here holds his life
at the will OF Brigham Young and
here we are without protection. am
firmly of opinion that Bahbtt was
murdered by Morinons under direction
Of brigham Young,and not by Indians.
Murder Is common thing here and
Mornons cannot be punished, with a
Mormon jury, witness, officer, and Gov
ernor to pardon. 1t is too cruel, and
must not be endured. \ man, not a
member OF the church, is murdered. rob
bed, castrated and imprisoned, solely
for questioning the authority Of the
church. Ieisons are now III the Penl-
tentiaiy, convicted before the Probate
Judge, who are wholly innocent fany
crime. Is there any other country
where this abuse is or would be endnr-
el Let all, then, take hold and crush
out one OF the most reasonable orgtni-
cations in America.
Ii the Reverend gentlemen all through
the country, who are in the habit .!
h3wling about the ilola,ries oil that
Scarlet lady of Baby lon would let up
on her awhile, and turn their attention
to the denominations Of Mormons, it
strikes us they would be doing better
service to the cause ofchristianity, GOOD
moral, and dceency. 1t is more pop
ular for hypocrites. with white neck
erchieis, to howl down the Roman
Catholic Religion, than to besate Nor
monisln with all its nominations
What are the eloquent champions OF
the Protestant. faith Brothers Brig
iiam, Summons and lleadicy = about.
Isn't Professionalism in danger :-Et
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
N1CA1e Aul;UA

Walker is at war with Guateual,
Costa Rica, Honduras, Commodore
anderbilt and his hrelings and with
the secret treachcry Of England. lie
Is, and long has been Lesct on every
side, with foes who make war upon him
because he cannot be made a tool Of
for their selfish purposes. His mos,
serious enemy is Commodore Wander
bit. The annulling VandcrbiIt's for
fe'ted Transit Franchises, has r,icd the
old Commodore to such AN extent ,ha.
he plainly avows his determination TO
drive Walker out of Nicarauc,a Van.
derbilt has several millions of dollar,
aud Walker has no permanent and en-.
during resources. Vanderbilt supnl;os
the allies fighting against "Inrlc
Billy with officers, munitions Of war
aud money, and this hountiful supplv
to Walkers enemies has seriously nu-
'a'rassed him by giving them yiror
Anu the means Of copstap, ac,;,'
while he is often compelled 10 DELAY
important operations for want of ready
supplies. The base Of Walker ,,.,a
lions Is destroyed by the loss ,f ,L,
transit Company's boats. and the com.
Pu'Sory destruction of Grcna.!a The
object OF Vanderbilt is 10 r.co,.r ,lo
r'snt 10 the Transit Route, REGARDLESS
OF the welfare Of Nicaragua, ar the ,,c
Ponderence Of American rtIu,rc. -
central America. Walker is Thus far
secure, and exhibits n b,u.ry ,.,.
heroic than discreet. lie cannot corr
~ on war without resources. and NINA,
Ultimately snccomb. unless Vanderbilt,
rel'nqu'shes hi, conicmrt.llc design Of
defeating hit" and his party.
he voice of publ, opinion ouch,
:" DC unanimous and emphatic IN cor.
demninS the conduct Of NapAc,L1,
''' Is mean ana mcrcenary,
"' cannot be sanctioned Ly right r.a-
son. OF a sound discretion. If he !,
successful in defeating Walker h. ,.,,.
nv. '"c" De able t" Recover the RIGHT
10 his forfeited charter. Eut royoaa,.
/" q sweet enjoyment 10 some ami .,r
s'dered paramount to every ,,b.r
'''a''oh. What course Mr. Buch,n.
IN will take in reference 70 x;..r.
". cannot at his early period of his
administration determine RI, 80
A"o" That he will hot connten,,c.
either fillibusters undcr the ,l;roa.:
:: "nde'o'lt or of Walker, and esDe.
c'"lly will he watch John Rn,, -
100 "e ooes not officially intcrm..Ijl.
~''h Central American affairs Tho
'a'e ratification ofthc Dallas Treaty :.
amended BY the Senate, if accen,a,J,,
=. 'o'n !" British Ministry, will put an end
.. 20 al preteosions of both government.
:" 'nAt quarter, and henccfor,b al on-
enor,' at planting true civilization T.
mat benighted portion of tn is Can :"
"en' must be peaceable and comm..
c'a'' ih's will leave US at disadyan.
se Win almost every other nation.
owing TO the rooted a, crsion of the
spanish race, to everything American.
whether Walker fails or succeeds the
moral effect of his advent in that coup.
''s' VIII produce change, which We
nave every reason to hope will prove
advantageous to Commerce, and to tho
native population who have been 60
long IN lethargy that would event.
ally degrade them to the level Of T..
dians, ."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

G. Tho kalloch case which has been
for some time past the center OF much
interest in Mss~s chu.e,ts, has been post
poned sgsin to April 7sh. although it 10
understood that the defendant will not
be ready by that time, 80 that more
time will be spent in argumen,s on a.
IN otion for further postponemert.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
The Hamilton Mas>acSe Account

The Hamilton Mas>acSe Account
by a nary ivos of the Firss Car.
One Of the passengers who took the
terrible plunge into the Des Jardines
csnsl, 10 the FIRE. car, and was still mar
aculous.y preserved, thus describes the
sensation
preceived quite u con formation in
the cars passengers rsuoing ~ and fro,
apparently mncb excited. Al the same
time l felt = strange sensation, a. II
caused by something impeding the mo-
ton Of the train. IL ans DOT . shock,
but ct the same time every one sesmed
to think that something was wrong. As
! was aware Of the dangerous character
Of the place we were approaching, | re-
the sama. A slight pause en-ued. my
self and those sitting with De remain
ing still, bat snxlously waiting the re-
suit, when, with one jerk, we were pre-
cipitatei into the yswn,ng abyss pelow.
While descending, ! retaind perfect con-
eciousness, and EEK that we were going
down come suful precipice. Not
voice was heard in the descent.
On reaching the bottom there was one
general crash, after which found my
self in total darkness, hemmed in on ev-
cry side, and crushed almos: to suifoca-
lion by human bodies and broken seats.
The blood oozed from my moath, and it
seemed as if every breath drew wouli
be my last. The next few minu'cs were
the most snful | ever witnessed-oh,
that it may be my lot never to ex, err
:ence the like again. Some prayed,
others called upon saints, other, swore
fearful oaihs aud all seemed writhing in
th deepest agony. can ouly lIken the
place to slaughter house. The blood
etresmed down over nv face and clothes
as il some huge beast had been slain
about me. 10 this fearful situation
were placed eighty or ninety human be-
ings, who, IL lew moments before, re-
joiced in excellent health and spirits,
there minds occupied with worldly cares
or pleasures little thinking that they
would be so soon called into tbs pres
ence Of there Eternal Judge.
We remained 10 the position ahov les
cribed rbout ten minutes, during waich
tim0 spnke 10 several around me, ad-
vising them to be patien, and wait for
help. Tho top Of the ca. was then
knocked IN, giving u, Ugh, and air, and
enabling to breathe more freely. At
this instant a crow bar from without
grazei my temple, and the blow was
about TO be repeated, when by sudden
effort, grasped the instrument, and
! called upon the person holding il to de-
sist or he would XII ms. Immediately
afterwards hani rom the size should
think u Was womab'- was placed
| completely over INV mouth, so ~ nea i
to suifocate me. With great exertion
| removed II, and shortly after beng e
leved from the pressure above, IT.
ceedcd in dragging myself from the
wreck, and reaching the edge OF the ca.
| nal, whence | was raised to the top by O
: chain fastened under nv shoulders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
April, 2 dit

No ACCOUNTING FOR TAsrE.-A ne
gro living in Bethlehem, n. u, u few
days since elopeI with the " hite daugh.
ter Of q neighbor, and the pair have
been united 10 bonds matrimonial. -
The negro is - black rs the ace Of
spsdes, about % years ofage, the young
lady ~. There l. ne Aesssating Tor
tSstes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
r. e.. E.SDS,
Land agent and Notary PuAlic,

once ever spau'dins's Store. lie Giair- Ror. 81
trance lie Claire Hall
NALL attend /, the pure haze and sale OF z
w kinds % RAJ Estsie leasing property, p.v,,l
'aNts toil-efbR d bis e al kind ard in 81 pa II
Tue stare, sni promptly r.mittinp pr.ca.ds
6r"ht AM uni ~ Real tste 6it sale.
3'D lit H. FultunS addition for sale on b. tier term
than have ever he ~ uG-rtd % purchasers In pevet|
p"rt. only n III NIL sm"upt Is r'quird In hand an
from one to- .Ihi yeas gwen IN d-f FRED PAYMENT
MAshhcen' Si"'s are es'nfcd fr m many !
ID, se lots, aud many II IL m are river lots f,ol
With any amount 81 nne building stones may =
qnarrird.
Pats may b" seen ~ my 'fhce OF those lots On
u. sole sgnt. r a. PANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
LEVI /. NORTH TO GIT Tue FORTUNE.

LEVI ]. NORTH TO GIT TIE FORTUNE.
The blood relations Of Henry Turner
who were couts citing the will leaving his
property and money to Levi J. North Of
this city, have recently withdrawn their
opposition. So the will is to DO admit.
cd to probate, and Mr.. North gets the
fortune-some $4,000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02


AN ACT making approximations fr the supp IT -
the Military Academy Tor tn a. ending tn-
;hrtieth OF June, eighteen huatrrd and rf y
eight
BE ,teaacfcd ay tls Seno,s ant Hnuss N Reyre-
Asnf1tires offhe Cn.i'ed States 81 AD. icG in Con
eress assembled That the i.losins -nm- he, and
the sam are her by a'propd.iei nj OF Sny mon y
ia u treasury ut otherwise rpirop:iet Tor thr
Import 81 The VI iitsry Academy, e. Tn ar end
ing the thirie h Of jun, cisi te hrh an fifty
eight.
For pa, OF ON r.. Instructors, cad +. I'd msl
clans, NINETY thousand one hum .et ID >x hi
lars.
For commua-i'n Il .ubsi,i' me-, two tho ,-snd
aud forty f.ur 4 rr.
For forage fvf tEeet, horses, tslt hundr d And
sixty four ioiAfs
For current aud o tinsrv .xpenses az I'll oss: re-
pairs and inI i.ts fu |. snd sppasaI> fr,g
possg' statiShsIy. tran pottaiion prtfiinr Gle Ks
miscellaneous sni inciaent i snd dsp4r'-
ments Il instrn. in, thirty i've thousand w.
d I'D and evenly i've dolls's.
Tor grad nj increase ard xp-nsf o. library, one
thousand d We hundred dollars.
For expensrs OF the board II Vi itors n tie ,hus-
sni aniars
For forsg. for art lery and cavalry no. s=s eight
thousand SIX hunrei and forty .ol r.
For supplying hors-- for cavalry aud artillery
practice one thousand dol ,r-,
Por farni,uie for hospital for "a ief. two HUNDRED
and nity dollars
For barracks tor drasvs ets, Inn n. 1--we thou and
dollars
roy putcha-e OF neii and morning IN am"
With the CLOCK cn one VI the publ &c buildings, gut
lu I'd ed dollars
To procure the bal site sPta-atu- gun p o lum
hv- humid ell dollars.
For repairs TO oficer>' quarters, 1--WE husdr,d dol
lars.
For inoiels for the q. p,I tin ut ofclvAry one
thossxnd d lars.
70 extsn ion Of Pipes and Increase Of r-.e-.
voif. two thous sni dollars
For tsrgets sHd oatteii rr artiller, x lie two
hun Il 81 dollars.
For gas Pr. s. ga mt r. and retort., sevsn thou.
. and I've hun r--i dol
SEC 2. And Os It /srtAsr enacted, That thee
thai be appointed NJ til. Mb,tAry .csdsrny, IN a ~
81 TO the pfete sors aattsrxd by the xsting ass
professor e spauis b, ~ salary Of tao thousand
pr snuun.
are: .. AsSbs ufsstAss Msctei Tha, tAscou.
q the nsssse y The sWsrd be usen Ass.
asersssa MI % III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
LAND FOR SALE,

1HOCR % acre lots, mile north os Ru,eoa stss,o
+ on the y and n Railroad. % reasonable teso|
Aso. 80 sores, one mile north o: Walcott; chss
ope-hsn cash, balance In ane and 10 yesns.
Also. s90 acres In Warrington county. % arr(
nne timber, ard running water On part. THIS u 7
l. only IL miles sr m Iowa City, snd - fYca Wee
ington. rn- road froin CniusDt us 10 ntchsosh y
VIII Le - Id chap, snd part ob time.
Also four 20 acre I,i- bssv lows City beelts(
farming land, and we'll vs''rri.
Also, Lots In West Davsntyrpit RANGING IN M
from 60 feet BY 2nO to ~ acre.; sold Il. 4 X On ~
balance la one ard too yesr-.
Also, several neat buiidinss On i~.spd sro,.sI
would be sold IN reasonable ,.rns Apply b.
e. RAOx
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

FA,ErrE. Rail Road meetings have
been held in all parts Of Fayc,te aud
the neighboring counties, in linc.to aid
in the prosecution Of the MrGrcgor,
~. Peters and Missouri railroad. The
fever is up high. Nearly s.o,ooo,oo.
have been subscribed at Fayet,e.
and the subscription will, 1t is said, go
up to sl50,oOo.
LAM Coat the meeting in Butfa-
10 township, s32 90 was subscribed
towards building u cridge across the
Wapsipinico river at Ellysons mill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
10 W A 1T L NJ S

.iNAxosA. The Eureka Of the 18th
says that property to the amount Of
$l25, 900 changed hands in Anamosa
act week.
TAMa CO.-1be citizens Of Iowa, Ia
ma, Marshall, Hardin aud Franklin
counties, are to meet at Toledo, on the
18th Of Apr. to take into consideration
rhs project OF 9 Dsiructlhg Railroad
up the Iowa River Valley, connecting
with the NJ. u NJ. Railroad at Marengo.
BRIDGE GoSE-FATAL AccIDENr.-We
understand thai The nrw brld.. acros. the
Cedar River, a. Ceoar Rapids. (whi,h has
hrru coinplt.u bat , or 3 weeks was car
ried away by The zee a few DAYS s,ncr a. d
sad 10 relate females, who were
crossing 81 Ike time, were precIp,taied ~.
I, the river and drowned. No paf'lcu-
lars Tie information was brought 10 the
city BY stage ra,sefgeIs. Iowa City Re-
p4blcdu
TIE Espre>~ SAYS hat Tie prospects Of
NEWTON The County sea, OF Jasper, ale vei y
Gathering; thai 200 buildings VIII b. erect. Il
th.c lhs season. The,e are irw belt II
Coun'ice 4 an Jasper; bu our o~n is just
as good farming coun'y.
We are indebted to the Iowa lily
IcDaLIcan for the following items OF
news.
foGI DtMoIAs.-N \! meeting oi the
stock holders Of the Nebraska Land
and iankiug Company, held at De
moline City, on the 23d INST. ". r.
Finch MAS chosen President \. }
Stevens vice President : Levi Enhard.
son Cashier.
DEi.w ,nt. Ii viii br rccolrclcd
that the people Of Delewarc County
were very much excited month or two
stncc, about a supposed nuI,,r at De.
I'm. i. II. kellogg wa, supposed To
have been murdered by his WIFE The
'dand .luiy met rcccnlly and failed To
hnd !. lill, hcca,isc al the msuiiici,It,y
Of The evidence la The case ot The
STATE against j. Il. Jewel, Tor the
murder II Noble J. Co,>. of buchanan
Comfy the result was the same
bEcoRAu. There is L. he "A tri-mec.
xiv mail between Lansing aud Decor
al, hereafter, instead of weekly IL here
totorc. n protractcd meeting held at
one OF the Churches 81 DEBORAH has
eiiricd good dead "i interest.
PowEsHEIE.-Wc do not recolect
whether We stated III, fact that this
'ounty ,o:ed down The propositions Ia
loan the credit Of The county to the NJ.
( NJ. Railroad. They erroneou>lv
think that the road viii ahead ANYHOW.
Perhaps i ~ill:but aicw such hack-s-ts
viii not hurry H.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

Eli is said that since the secret
marriage Of the Young lady i'll New
York with her fathers coachmau. al
the Filth Avenue people are giving
their whips a ticket Of leave, and adj
,erti>ing for ugly fellows in Their place
and married at that.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

ca Col. Colt gives saploynsot to
between 800 aai 800 men 10 bic Armory
whose pay amouats TO more then $1,000
. day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
C.afsDE.N.ER.

~ IF. Practical Gaid ner tfefs ~ s-fsHe~
ini .y us gu, or un'i,, 'ssing chars" "fatr e. q
-. Gr,l-r. air, ~ TO M 81 NJ Htdirg'- : or,
.atn.rnf second ard Harrison Ire :, 70 Al M.
DIV Hing OPP ste Mr. canr"n's "a" Mil > eoni
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02
Business Directory.
COMMERCIAL G LLEGF,y G. LOPEZ o., al
IkAAkl DnA E~,kA..>

c LLEsr.J C. LOPEZ. coz siP',y
Baskias ana Exchange.
u y siuAP.............. Nam y.
AAIkLcTI AcokbIN... Cor scco,.d and brady.
NICHOLS. CAMrBsLL 4 co. .Maiu.
Sooh SAkGfNT.. ~ ala and S~coid
a.G nE':OR, Lawns \ BLAkkMoKk......N Main.
CHCB b BRO BARROW co, Cor Il ain I'd ST.
IAiLhAN, TOWERS h MCLEAN. .s,oveP ~.
Land Agents
ALLEN CLAKK.......P. q buil.iing, Brady Il
NlckOLLS, iSbELL q co. .xaints
issurancs Agencies.
MITCHELL ........ door Above Pvs Ofiice
~ u hOFfAAN........... Main street.
DRY GeoAs.
CRAMProN son Cor ID L brady SITS.
} SUTTON Co... Grisg'. Blisk, Fry st
WADSWORTH 81 81, opposite l.rClairc House
u SMITH ............... Corner - and b edy.
3D. S'lN HAPP..........2d. 1t above Psrty
isSIrf.. ..................... NO u. LetiAlTe
Machine Shop and Esnndry.
SHORTY .sds, oppo. Cath Ba y,ns Ground.
su,,v Wooden Pumps,
- ohohhf, ............ Third sirret
sAMtFi PERRY .................opp Post 0ii,a
>. . phAkI 90. Main, doors b l 81 st.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
II HklpENHEIMER..... end, u, ar Br adv s,
watches r JeweIry.
fo StI.. ..................2 IeClant Row
billion. ...............Ac IeCiair. Row
NELSON. Brady. ahov. "a.
Rocks r Statisner ~.
u " ELISA CO............N 7Ietlatr. Row
Nil hoAMS...... Near Post Once
Hate r Caps.
y ASTON -. 81 Il. opp. LrClsre House.
' nKtEN .....-...............L IL Cisire Row
E" NfHpfs.- IS cond street, east Braiy
Auction and Com BmiAsiom.
u. ". hoSRis. Second st. abnve .verry
Hardware.
PAhh EN-. cor Prout 4 Rrsd,
LiNpsES..... I'D II .s>t o. Bt,dy
Wholesale Grscers.
EVANS, CHEW h CO.......Cor ga pr,
huRR SWIFT. Brady st, bet. Front and s -cund
DAIzfLL 4 CO.............. Cor ID 4 Perry
wv ~, ~. End, near Brady
MI An MecAkN............... burrows BcSk
Dvuggista.
iAfIDH \ BAIIOhD.....No.t0 L@ Claire R,u,
Gents Furnishing Gssds.
AISIoN ID ! ovp LeClsire House
'hhDEh..... ...... s.-cOr,d - ,ea-t OF Eiat,y
Desss + Ahees.
MOORE \ EROwN..........Br brady BIT aiAa
Tobacco 4 Cigars.
MUM m. ......-.............2d sts.sr hr.d
Mnstc r Musical Inducements.
JOSEPH A. GRANDALL.......No & IeCla,rc Row
Stoves 4 Tinware.
hiAN sAhLf..... .Cor. Front d Main Sta
di'.LhiI -....-.......... brai, vt bet and s. g.
The Isws Agricultural DEPOT.
HouRSF NEI1.F .........c cor Front n n I.i,n,
Leather aid Anddiery Hardware.
HAi6ET. SEARS l. BECKETT. .,na :, -.., -,
Fnrniiure. Mattresses and upns,.,.yv.
n N+IIA BROTHER
VII -~sIr nuJ R,t.p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

Ig-.A merchant ia Water street,
Philadelphia, finding himself involved
in debt without the necessary funds
for l!lrldatng the same, put up rlac'
arI on his store front Closed for a
lew DAYS in consequence Of death III
the family Suspicion, b,ing ava
hcuc,l. the store vas hrokon open, and
il wa, found that tie cute merchant
had caused the entire stock 10 lie car
ted oil, BY IA ha''k vay,and had escaped
With il. 10 one knew whittier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

The St. Paul Times estimates the recent
grant Of land made 70 tina: Territory for
railroad purposes, at 7,2c0, 600 acres.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

PAruErtc.-A country paper lately GOT
up IN account 81 Ere, hs1ded DESTRUCTIVE
Eirs-,alsv.a Ds!atinss, Tea 1sssss and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

For Judge II the Ith Juditiai District.
GILBERT &. II. M/TCHELL
OF SCOTT 60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

coon StrIING.-Of l31 Vessels
whir, have been semi to lihcl a hy
Tie Colonization Society since lo2o'
AL have arrived sac, without having To
make any claim on the Insurance 81
fees for DANA e. This shews gen
orally smooth SEA, and safe navigation
between the United States AMI l.iher
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-02

The Tennessee, North Georgia. and
Y eeinia papers are iubilant over ne
brilliant prospects Of the growing wheat
ror. The fe!ds under the influence Of
warm rains and mill sunshine, are laid
look wondrou,ly green, aud a plenti-
tul harvest is everywhere anticipated.