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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-24

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT
For safe or Rent.
A HOUSE md ieasr In gceunl street, near Rock
"a Island sire't, rtntaluiGg rooms cellar, wpoI-
shed &c. iDt Is iGNG0 feet Rents Tor $40 a month.
"A House and ICa>c
on Third tact htweeu Erady aud Perry contains
ing ipoms cellar, stable, a.. Rents for s25 n
month. lot is .HxtD ffr'.
Also new two story Frame House and 1t In
East Davenport. The house Il 2oN3u f,t and con.
tains rooms. good cellar. statir, -. The lot it
69sla0 feet, Hrd mnst eiigihly situated.
Possession u the whals can hr tad tie ntst 0
June
For further particulars apply TO
JOHN FARRFR,
Third 81, between brsaJ ana Ferry.
Eaytt-itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-24

WOODLAND CREAM.".A Pomade Tor besutify-
ng the HAr-h.ehiy perfumsi, superior TO any
French article Imported and for half the price For
dressing Ladies' usir II has no equal, giving II n
bright, glossy appearance. II causes q Gentleman .
Hair curi In the most natural manner II removes
Dandrnn always giving the Hair the appearance of
being fresh shampooned Price, only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FRTRIDGE * co.
Projectors o. the Balm Of Thousand PloweYs."
For tale by TAYLOR n BALLoRD, No 10 LetslAire
Row Sole agents ior Davenport.
july 23dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

We have gained two Democrat
&c members Of Congress in Conncc.
ticut. New England is by this, re-
l'eved Of the stigma of having an OK.
clusively Black Republican representa-
ton. The revolution cannot 90 hack.
ward. and we shall doubtless have q
good Democratic majority in the mex,
Congress. The members elected stand
% Democrats, to % Opposition. In
the States to elect, the delegations in
the last Congress stood ~ Democrats
to 20 Opposition. There is a fai,
prospect a Of gain by the election Of q
Democrat in Mr.. Brenton's district. in
Indiana. We shall certainly gain one
or two memben in North Carol;na. and
in each Of the States Of Alabama, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Texas and Mississippi
The probabilities are, that the Demo.
Gratis will have majority over all op.
Position Of from four to eight, in the
next House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
LAWS OF TH8 UNIIED srArRs


AN ACT to establish the. additions, iasd districts
n .he Terr,iory Vt Kansas.
Re 10 enacted BY the Senate sni House AZ r o.
fesenfotiUss Of the Uaiied Siates Of America n
Congress assembled, That Ill that por.ion oe ths
"Pawoce land eisircl, in The Ter ritory Of Eansas
caed by th- thirteenth hon Of the act approv~d
tweny second JUL, eithte-n hundred and nlty-eour
entitled An a.. to establish tho odces u surveyor
general o. New McKee, Kansas, and Nebraska ia
other pufpos So which situated north " The porth
lie banks II thc Kansas river, and eass Of the
Ii WIFI h divides ranaes 'isht and nas east sha
constitute separate dirt rici, - be ell, The "Dtla
ware land iii e." oil that po tion OF ssid PAU
PS which y uaud south Of the pea est tovu.
.L, line To tn PSF lie: VI thi ~ eight d-rrees u
north lsttud. to be 60 deternin i by the
Commissioner OF the General Lsud Un,ce IA Ill M
s,itute an ditonsl ttrici, u calls the I'D a.,
lind distici 80 aud MI that p.rtsn II sai, Rnwue
Iii ,ric, vii los u Of the linz dsi iox ransss
eight and ard north q The neorcst town hsn
ine To the psrai " thtriy-ri.h deSrsrs OF inertia
iAt,i nde shah constitute dis,,.t 10 csei me
$50 ern district" land dit IT the hog ton u the
ofiss 10 which shall b. 'iesisnst' by the re.idsnt
OF the Unit ssi.t, aud shalt b. him frum time 10
time. be changed Is he pubie ietsrssts may u 10
req I'll c.
i1en; be and h 10 nrrebi, Aashorss d. whenever III
public iatr Its shall gu ~, u appcint, W ami with
the 1ivi AID consent u the Senate. durtae the
tn. teo, ant un Il The end u the next .ession Il
Congress after such aVpointm mt, Gisier and r..
yer for ,ach eth oft.- dit ct, hereby errss
I'd, who shaiI respect vely be rag ar d ~ rssi,e
thu 81 OF tn r ONCE, have the ss~rIs, e.tn.
sbt lie ami IN un.ents, and b. subj~et to the rssps
IT. and ties. Which . y be pr.,crthed By
lac in alton other iaId os1,e II the Tinted
o ate
SEo. ,. And BE- % farther snecee6 that the
n .sd,n' Is hevby antho,ix,d To cause Ii puNia
lands Ia thu ID trirts esAt d ~ this at with toe
except on - such ASH ~ have enor, ~ 10 CIV.
81 tor her purp'~es 10 he espsed to rsl In the
zane uss,luer end pm tn, tine rna q d G, n !.
siona - o'h-r pahic lands Of IN, Un,tst at>t, =
n vided That al sale- an csH n mad q he
- . IL eve iotfi u lands ettusied within IN
limits ~ tn, new districts which n u ~ valtA -
rh "a other rep Ct up to the day On whk the nev
o&c-s shall n Into operation, b., end TIE sss are
be shy, ,narm
Appssvoa Aas Ia loo7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
NOTICE

Is hesssy siven 10 n who may be inteSsst d. shst
i TIE a, Term Of the U. >. D strict Co are q ~
iii be sijouri 3D. ~ order efthe Judge os sesd Di-
Al l. 70 he ssss enday In The IN VI June neg
LACREL sGNAEss
April 1l.-1lW IN .. .. Ma shnl.
~ "ossssasv md "nspsb.issA''-lswe City,
wv y sesss usalss eaA pu,lish p Daily simse
~ Wsssla . itoss. 90 prssrst thsts Ills " tls
Ass.Aai q ssxS TssA u w. eesss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
n OTlCE

i Gath rtu- 3 b-sun 10 the C,un'y ODurt ~ 0rott
Csun'v, state Of iow,. TO have the last Ui ana n,
tAmsnt Of Martha knbs. lssr u ~atl s,unty sli =
All re odd By raM coust. and slsc Pr th~ spssin.
cent VI th- sod Catherine 3 q. Washh,SIon q
e-e sal william y De -, r. eutors ~ An
= WIN aDd 9sstAa~ne toto 10 es-sm6 hat MOI
day The en- day = 0Ay \ n. I111. l. uxS for IN.
ansl ,ssins theel. SAea oAis.tIsae thMese ia :.
Dade b. any paites latsfevtsd thspsln
". CdlOE.
C0esTy Junos
Aet SS~WW oses Csunty, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

Kalloch leaves the Ministry and
takes to the Law.-We learn from the
Eoston Journal that Mr.. Kalloch ha,
concluded, from sense Of duty which
has an overbcaring weight in his own
mind, to abandon the field Of the min.
i''ry' and to commence the study Of
law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
Magazines Tor April.
CITY LAWS (!

TIME Revised Ordinances Of the rI,v a. r,v.np1,t
] Revised and Disested by orser 81 the CIT, Conn
Gil,
Published nv auth efity. February 1857
Price IN nap co-er, sN cents.
Prize in law aheep, Is
inst received At
The Io,co Book Rooms,
No 81, Brad Street, near the Past Once.
3so % ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

HAVING essaS'i ~ hinssls b ~ Daass = IN
II busin . 70 Slvss = Bass flAIlxs. pnsosss
= ol spdors fos - Silver psees1 0sS P1aaa
= Or .ebs Dsu pusss. ousse uu0ooFD, eoaoos o Z
1,survs e1eeUd tn. u,s u pssss ~ UAs e
Nm L.gAsal, 4 n.A. Nlvas, We'd = 49, Cssss.
= "a 6assess tsass11np llnisa = s.esr - sAst
n eaa M vAseS - 800 q -! = tA.e bops.
vi LIAM WA9AoA.
s,sss taldlao syss . ~ S.est'vssA ossss.
ossDse = - - aeasA
ADeo M@1f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

~1hs Leavsaworth Journal o
1sssh slstsays that darng the previ.
sss weet ess theasasd smigrants had
lonAs1 g ~ peinA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

Tar PEACH CRor. Tho st. Louis
"tp@Dt'ca" of'he 10th says that, not.
w'thstanding the cold weather Of las,
week, the peach crop has escaped unin.
jured in that country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

should be graded without delay, par
ticularly - . large amount of macads.
missing will probably be done this sea.
son, and the Road Fund will be entire.
~ inadequate. This Fund is no. suiIi-
c'ent to make the ordinary street re-
pa'n. Other permanent improvement.
must DC provided for by making loan.
A loan If 100000. for this purpose
would be dcsiiablc. "MAyon's MESSAGE.
REMARxs.-It 10 true that .eherc is
no city in the world where nature has
done more" towards making the lovli-
est site for the building Of City than
1t has done for Davenport. Running
back from the river, a distance of five
blocks with agradusl slope, then rolling
gracefully upward towards the table
lands Of the prairics, Davenport is unri'
vailed in the natural advantages Of its
location. From the brow Of the bluff
the eye can wander miles away over
the savannahs Of Illinois, and upwards
and downwards along tho crpentine
course Of the silvery waters Of the Mis-
sissippi, as they roll onward freightcd
with the Commercial wealth Of ten
sovereign States, presenting land
scape view Of surprising beauty and
loneliness, unrivalled by the splendors
Of the Rhine.
No swamps send forth their health
Destroying vapon 10 poison our atmos'
pberc. No ravines yawn wide their
snaggy gaps, to be filed or bridged be-
fore becoming passable no grey old
battlements Of frowning rocks raise
their huge fronts against the expansion
and enlargement Of our business limits,
but every foot Of earth has been pla.
ced in positions the most favorable for
improvements Of every nature.
But shall we slumbcr in stupid con-
tentmcrt, with these natural adyanta.
g. so bonntfllv bestowed upon US.
and neglect the right use Of the benefits
which thcv confer I? A system Of
Sewerage is easy. owing I" the grad
ual sl"ping Of the soil towards the riv-
er, and if Water works are established
at once, sewers will become indispcr-
s'tle as conduits for the escape of wa
ter.
But is Of macadamizing that VIC dc
s'rc most TO speak. The necessity for
1t at once ia more apparent still. We
arc wasting our annual road funds in
annual rrpo'rs Of the streets. instead Of
making permanent Improvements
Ih's ~ an unwisc waste Of the public
money. Stone for macadamizinc Is
abundant. and by the aid Of railroad
transportation, anv amount Of rock can
hc speedily procured.
The mayor recommends a loan of
100000 for the special purpose of ma
cadam'zing the streets. The recon
incubation ought not to he lost sight of
II is Of vital importance to every bust
ness interest. II would at once en-
nance the value Of city lots twenty-five
per cent. 1t would be permanent, ana
free rs from that most intolcrablc Of
all nuisancea Davenport mud. A
wise policy demands the improve
ment. Davenport must keep pace
with her business interests and foster
every branch Of il, 40 long as il
Is to the general welfare to
do 80. We hope the City Couuci! will
take prompt action in submitting the
proposition to the voters Of the CITY
at the earliest possible day.
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
The Rloresss r.. r.IC.~,ie, sa,a


The nerssss n. IT, Cssriss ssys =
TIE loee dsessy v,stss l. psss, ssd
cSsscgs ssss, eeeay spsAg y tsse = ~
e gss!s sssseessied ,. $50 a:liehi:
u oar o~s lessd Nsheests, Eeiarasiee
% doetise 10, sod 81 Z lie as6 pees.
pesiiy. esssytAisg leoks hsiebs ed
eAss'fsl, sod every bedy happy ed zoe.
ssaeea. Or seOo b elsaoeiag i -.
provsoenss, asd iesssasiae 10 pepslstios
Nth railroad spssd. Properly = eos.
sssseay changing haods q rates Ter il
sd.snos Of snysetss Aesessess eises -
oslke1 Of.
IT, march ~ ess eWo svoss 1leeeaes,
~ Qosso City Of shs sppss Mi.souei. i
onward and upward, eooldsas 10 bsisg
10 the right plses. esd koovias shss sAe
ssaeds 90 Rock Bottoo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

DorBLE CRor OF PurAroEs.-Mr. John
Niliirsn. Of Greenvii!e, Orange oouc,,
New York, in letter to the Commits
sioner Of patents, ststes that be has =
new kiod OF potato, which he raised
from the ball. which natures very early
and from which two crops Can be raised
10 ono season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
=. 4. E.SIIS,
Land agent and Notary PuLl;c.

Offcc .ver sIaut ur's Store. L~ Claire Eo En.
trsnc- lie ClsIre Hall
M ~ s'tr'H I ~ tu-chs = ard I.l. AZ All
w ~ hs "i " NJ ~ " y a-tpr T. ota ~ peStg
axes. 30 IL ne 49,. IA t,t- s,.t n ~ .,,
IN as, snfir mp'l' r iitr T.. cod
Or II an M 81 zeal lat. fr safe.
b0l y IN Fut.n' ririiu tar ri. n !. tt,r i. rr,.
~. iav~'s'r lie q drFsd ." purcl s-~,s ~ r.vxf.
p"t. piy r.r All sim rft y qui - II I'd and
from ore ~ igtf "a gwen n i Z " y Is,r,,t
Mnhhctti No. are e-'nt'd " IN Hsr, Il
- ~ mir, add mary - III IN az. ii,~t III. f,or,
~hi D = amount u nue ttildi s ti.ns may 10
quar- led.
riat' mn, D" So n IN my Nice 81 'hp.e a. sd
even, Information .arne-i IN r.yaid ~. NJ ~ I'm
'h- 81 ~ ~. T. G. EAIP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

~Ths Washington Union state.
that no action will be taken at present
On The subject ofa Governor Of Utah.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
LAND FOR SALE.

LHOtH ~ acre lots, mile north Of FULTON stafios
II On the and n Railrs sd, % rens onsblr term
Also, so acre, one mile north Of wsieo,i; char
one-haR cash, balsnce la one am yesrs
Also. $40 a-rer In Washington county % asre.
enc tini~r, and running water IN a part 7Lis Ian
u oniy 10 inilts from Iowa City, snf ~ h.m wash
instoa. on Dire road firm Columbus TO kicluund.-
Will be SID chesp, and Part on time
Also, fyuT ~ ssre lots near Iowa City tsxltns
farming land, ard well vst-red.
Alsa; Lois IN West Davenport. RANGING Ia size
frsfn 90 feef ny 200 10 ~ scrc. sos ~ down ans
balance In on" sri tvo years.
Also, several neat buildings on leased r.uua
would be sold on reasonable terms Apply TO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

OVVuNO6 UvsVsfNt UVVNDS
TvHE FORUM, Or FORTY vsar~ r.,ct,cs ., II phi-
] sdeIphia B.r by DPRrrn2 l. rric, So IN
thirty years In the U seuate BY TITO. VI Bent.n
private Ccrresprnsenc" Of y w,h ,eray,,s si,o
III .tnry ~ Texas Nlnst'd bv A Ynskum vpls As 40
Kansas interior ester. life ty Nr- oh,>on ~ IN
Scenes 4 sdven'urs IN the AMY by TIC iCosi,"n
Gafer'a IN doors and ont rs Mrsrs-natso stGc
Examples from the 18th 18th c'ntnra. y Mr. Sly
o1rn~y IA
Csnteth urv tales nv Harriet Iee 2 vols - III
V-me and the world 3tf0
Golden LEGACY or hf.'s Phases Al ~
Light and Darkness or shadow Of fate rs
Hausehrid anG, In disguise ~ Mrs. 'e,ly si0o
Ksihty brand sr Gret ne $40
Anrors Leigh hv E'iysheth pr.wnins &lo
my Lyl" or life and exp nse Mis- Mary o. %
| Dasv's necklace and VITA, came Off IS
vi,tie Dorrit BY Dickens 18th o. -
|! A ord ~ Tho cres,iors nv Msrisn JAIME. %
| W"mnr Of F.le nbriig" il'ps''d by fKeily o. IS
n irhsor lakewood nv Pnri G,evton tt.a5
| Wiev.m and Cal In ~ " s,r,rl, Alps
los Crimes w I,rut viseUSS A,.os
Sr.mnavs ~ st?S
VNav'nlv t.n.-a gift book for Christisns o. %
Prince OF the Honse 81 David t,,?5
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Ninresots pecotah hv e & Andrews 81
Hinnesots hand book and Map. ~ Parker q
Iowa IS
iowa ssn,s ESQ
SECTIONAL n,sp ~ Iowa 4, m
b. Chairman sicn
Karrs-. nv Kea'ns 600
Kansas .nd N.hrssha msp 3" 5oaAd *
s'ctrnsl msp q Mimi .ota ~ Chapman -
Wisconsin +" = =
Illinois - " 81 IN
Appaeton's Railway C,,rde for March IS
jest r""-'ved snd Or ale At
The lara Eoox. Rooms,
~. Is Bra'y =, near ". pos' o~,r.
l3roi2MD FIJI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
Netice to Contractors.

1ssbiSSbbEt = AluSOVbu hAbIhOAU
CEALED Proposals viii be received BY the under
- sgn,si u1tli IL oclock n the 10Th day u April
next, for toe grazing, masonry bridging &C. Of that
portion Of thu ID general DIVISION Of this 3D. laying
between Columbus City. in Louisa ceurty, and o.
ta!ooss, In Ns.asks county,, being 4 distance Of
about eighty m:les.
Pans, profes and spscif. ations win - ready for
examination 1t the Engineers once In Nuscatiue.
on and after the LIST Of April neat, where all inf,r-
nation relative TO III work viii be given. Contfac-
tors viii indorse their bids Proposals for Con-
tracts" and direct them 10 Messrs Fsrnam 4 Du-
rant. Muscstine, Iowa.
HENRY FARNAM,
THOMAS 4. DURANT,
Davenport. March -. 1857. mh2AtAprtllS
ADA CARD-rhe ind rsigned hav NJ this day
w associated with him {; rye n. Breach, Eco
IN bis Mil and Lupiter businsss takes this occasion
to present his acknoWie gements - the public for
the very liberal and altering patronage eltended "a
him 10 this city, Rapid increase Of business aud the
late extensive Improvements made about his Auis
have ind ced him 10 Increase the business pitAi and
associate With him gentleman who vii devote haa
ertire attention to the business
nch u dsf JOHN n, CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION ON TIL
NIssissiPPI Nvga-S,x Person KlLLEI
AND THIRTEEN WOUNDED We lam frou
Mr. katie, who came pa. senger on the siea
mrr X lie Frisbee last night. that On Mon
dry afternoon, between two aOd th,ee .
clock, TIE steamer Forest Rose, eaplolec
both her boilers wh.u within iwO miles Il
NarOleah, Ark The boat was torn TO pie
res and -four men and boy was instant,
allied, aud thirteen w.umied, one Of whom
has since DIE !, AID ~ is feared that So, era
others cannt survive.
The Forest Rose was from New Orleans
bond up the Arkansas river and was hsa,'
Nv laden with freight for towns on tie
stream She was owu,d by Captain Alien,
OF P'duca'l, Ky Mho wa,tsr commander
We 1id MOI l-arn her value, or whether she
was insured
We hav. only ascer'a'npd the names CT
two Il the killed, Mr. Tvinpson, one OF ID,
engineers, and CAPT. AIien'. son, a TAI OF
ab NJ eight or ten years OF age. The bar
keeper ahd male are among the killed -
The wonnd.d were taken TO the Maine
Hospital, where III y receiving every at,.n.
'lon from the citizens of Napolran. On
OF The pilots horribly nulila'ed, aud u -
thought cannot possibly sufylv.
Immediately Fer the explosion, the cit
ze"s OF Napoleon were running TO and fro.
50 distinct aud loud were the reports, inqni-
ring HE caus. AID whence il came.
s'on as II wa ascerainrd that a boat hat.
exploded, all the .k,iF, that could be proc"!
I'd were manned. and sta ted d VA The ris-I
to render AID. The steamer Arkansas, nh,ct
vas 'yieg At Napoleon at the time, ai>c
sen 10 The assistance # The Sufferer
[ Memphis Appeal, Apfl2d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

Sl(lOA LIS. Of ~ ndid euxar cured Ham, jast
SVyeJr csivei fssm 81 l.0,ss warranted el. ca.lS
Aiso csoH,De cssidc1 1slup 81
AZ t1i0 tuRR Sw''rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

NseAias oAsp aa1 Ysaaasy.
;. o SH0RsY. % g.. opp. Cath. Ssrytas 0rssnl
.,..We sAsa PasPs,
Cloahins.
SAMUEL PennY ................0Ue. post Oh
J. .. DRAKE Z 90. ..1aia, 1s6sers 81 - 6.
~ Goods az 0sssesles.
=. Z. nnD1NnuaDH........1 essr orsly q
Wssehss Z Jewslsy.
u HOUSBl... = LeC4Alfe Row
A. 9 ILLON..........."...Ho LeOaaire Bow
= = ]. NELSON. ...............D rody. obove -
Dssks Z Ssaslsassy.
@. y Bills h CO............ne. IEClaire new
Eli ADAMS. ....................M aoS Rose Oales
1lsss Z Caps.
4. .. ASTON 80. 81 ct. -. LeCseirs Hssss
4. ...."......:.........Le claire aow
" vB4D12. sc0od stsese, east Drady
Aueeisa anA Conmlsslea.
MasAwu1e.
YARkt A..............eos eroat 1rsdl
FL. LIN I'd st., east 81 Brad
WhslssaDo 0sseess.
EVANS. CHEW 4 CO............. Cor. - 4 Perry
bURR 4 SWIFT. BraAy st., bes Freat ard oecoei
T. DALLkL. = CO..............Cor. - = Perry
~. WILEY ....................Snd near Brsdy
AYAM 4 AcCAkM.. ...Durrsw's nlocS
DSuGglsss.
TAYLOR 4 BALLORD. .....No. 10 L. Cssire Bow
Gents BuS1ishins 0eeAs.
A AI.STOk ID q cpp. LeCialre aosse
" vDRDkH. .0es,cNd II eas1 e Dred,
Desss Z 0hess.
1OOR8 .nrady ~. - = q
Tsssecs 3 Cisass.
kUHNRN............. .snsar Brady
Mssie & Musical 1astsuasenss.
JOSEPH A. CRANDALI.......Ne.s l~Caairs nov,
Stoves Z 11nWaRa.
0YAN eARLY,....... Cor. Front 4 Main Sts
0U-LHTT ................ Brady Of, bet. 2l,d 4 ID
The lswa Agricultural Depot.
NOURSg, v8ILR ......... cor Front L lslonA
Leather ah1 SallIsPy Hasawase.
HAI0HT, SRARs BECKETT. i. .snd st east prsAy
Furniture. Mattresses and UpAslsssry.
0cHBlL BROTHER
Wholesale and Desail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

RON
W0C0ER, OWEN 1 cos
ce1aeal 1swspsper Adver1 ueaos.
(ASs1n9ON's BUlLDIN0.y
Ne. 80 . sSs DssaAwsy. New Ysst.
IHP0RTGD WINES, cROCERiiS, 1e
Z. = ". 0ee8Y,
~ caaal u. 1 10 broadway. NV.
(gssabli. AeA lsiA)
aND0s0s - A'sslss - Svs~ QssHsts.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
O9rtotae TxADE HOTELS, PKIvATsfAAiLsEs
s1d ! shS . cis0ic. a. tssA 50. s.a desit
rsAs a, y xs. s': r. o. a., 20 eoros
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bal, 6fSON, 0OhPON DsR YOUAu n sAOA ,
q. r. ehs - $50 Asis ca-.,s. As.
WlNsS-AADAAlsA sAkRRlHS PORrs HOOKS.
&e, very v'd and b Oh srsde., in eryinsi pseA.-
&c. .~jo,s MAJ. nms and DO t-..
oAkfUN snd CO GSTlkRu ClARHn
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Ll0COkS-essldi 8, Ram WI say 1,p. Arratk,
AtAiashr, - en- &c &C., ~ esixinai pzctsass
- .srsts'. AAra'chino. Aa'sssss, ~. ssa " .
sALf LlaUoRs-l.ood sresa stout, se.seh and
Mug i.h ALkS
| Ss0ARS-A vari.tr % CkO &C y suae.
PlCkLES-kN9.l ISL Aud FRENCH
| Sc. 8S-kor Fish Carie Game, seat, h..
CHA8SE- kTiL1OS CHkDDxR ROY IL vICTO-
RlA. PRINCE ALbEsT PARMtsAN GRCY-
I'm SAPSAG0 UUiCH, end AAkRlCAN.
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MA AHA sasi ANk1lCAN
Oil s Oklvk SPERM aud wMALk
IHOur liz ors ais warrant ed w I'D ultt sd su
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on tho Eth Of June. viii. be Gel. rated
with more than usual demonstrations in
Charleston. Is, tie Bunker I'LL Monu.
ment ASSOCIATION tho Jay will be .pec..
lily devoted to the inauguration OF the
statue 81 Wcrrsn; aud ia the prcfor.
nance ~ the ceremonies the Gran L odge
| y Free MasOns and the subordinate
io'g" 81 the Commonwealth will take
part.
VILLAGE OF WoMAN.-The AUGSBURG
G.zeiie ailirms that the Village Of NadAna.
which is about sixty.nine English mile.
from Rustchuck, in Wallach,a, has been
inhabited solely by women Tor the lsst lhi,,
~ years. Al one period TIE female pcpu.
la'i"n was two hundred. the ladies ere moi
warriors Ike the Amazon OF old but hav.
avo'ued all ihie course Nth men, and dr,v~
from Their territory all who appear wit,
matrimonial intentions.
Spooney ensag. l. su,po ma the wit.
| Hcsses. The roads were aimos, mpassable
Oil account Of tie mud, and two Of the wit
nssses lived some three or four miles away
A bright idea s,uct hi, muddy pate, and
forthwith was acted upon. He sat down
and wrote each . letter, stating ina, A sum
OF money was deposited in his hands, which
thhy could havs by calling upon him. They
called, and got . subpoena and l2l cen
each.
@BaEAcH OF PRoM,-E-n AAvY DAMAGES
CLAIMED. Mrs. Mary J. Shaltx, Of III
city, commenced s, il in the Circuit Cour
yesterday for &50,00O damages against Al.
exaneer M. Mirchei, Of 81. Joseph, for b. {.
.ch Of promise Of marriage. 1t appears
from the petition Of plaintiff, that she was
engaged 10 defendant, and that the marrips
was 10 have taking place a, the Second
ptesbeterian Church on last Mosday eve.
,ing, April 9TH, but that defendant refused
TO fulfill bis engagement. al houch every
preparation had been made, aud the guest.
invited. Defendant is now in the CITY.
stopping At the platter tlouse, and is said
10 have an iac"me Of $tD, OCO per annum
-st Louis lnielligencer 9Th.
| 500
MRx'cAN ANNxxAr,oN.-The N.~ ~.
lesns Pie0ywne p-in,s . ruoor f,om
Mexico to tho effect that vidaurri, the
'o.arEcos chief. had de. patched az seen,
to Washington oitv. With the rrocosals
II snne1ssion. Cireuisrs we're i.sucd
throughout the country, Commenting
the policy Of aonexssion, snl every . here
received With shcuts Of eothuaiasm.
Men, women and ehiliren painted to re.
oose under the brosd shadow Of q
Americas eagle.
SroAH On ~. GRis CASAL.-Ths Buf
ssIo Express says ,has . gestsemss o.
shas city has completed . model Of .
esasl boat and lie ssseo engine, which
sss intended 10 rus on the Eric osusl.
rhese Nest eahahls 10 judge Of ~ pess,,
tissbi'itv Of THE esheme, proaouaes
fsvossoly spoa j.. and ansicipsss NJ.
tssisl sasies 10 tAs eess Of esoA asvies.