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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-28

TN all parts of ihr lnle, Slate. hau.h, AMI .o,l
COOK SARGENT cock
Bsnkrr- shd land Agents.
Iaaril H. - L..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-28
I.EAsES EOR aAI.E.

Fine new two siory House. containing nine
ssasas Lot 2asso feet. Lease To ran t3s ysaTs
A lease on Iowa street. between Third and
Fourth sirest- oVpd dwelling hss dteen yesss
Ia
Building Garx.a and Farm Isoss, In and tsc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
AAil NAalalal h.


The A Administration fas initiated none Of
the proceedings in Kansss having in view
the elections Of Delegates, preliminary TO
the formation Of State Constitution, but,
with The intention and desire 10 terminate
the dislracIing question Of slavery, will as.
s,sts IN carrying forward the measure winch
has been commenced in the Territory for
that purpose, leaving the people a, large,
without any reference whatever 10 their pc.
ht,cal divisions, 10 settle it by a free and
trammeled vote for themselves. II hav.
lag been repeatedly asked how independent
suffrage can be exercised II the laws of the
Territory are to be regarded as valid, the
reply from the best cources Of information
Is that the law providing for the election
Is a fair one, explicitly declaring that all
flee white male citizens over ,wenty.o one
years Of age, residents Of the Territory on
the first OF April shall be estitled 10 o vote
Tor delegates to the Constitutional Cohven>
tioh' this Is 10 be administered wThou,
regard whatever TO test oaths.
Gov. Walker and his Secretary Il State
Mr.. Stanton, have repeatedly said their effo>
r's, III accordance with the views OF the
administration, will b. 10 ecare fair exp es.
sion Of opinion to all the people of Kansas
while they All carefully abstain from any,
act which could be construed into partial
ity on the one side or the 9th Z. Witchsoy
ever way the citizens may decide, the Ad-
miEis,ration will be content Gov. Wal,
ker repeats his opinion that Kan. Is will be
free State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
GREY AQVIRREL.

~ THOROUGH bred horse, Or - Squirrel
M~ will tard for alimiied nu0ber % Mares d
the stable OF the ibscribe-, i've miles above
Davenport, Jows, the ensuing season. At o3S ths
season psyabt in advance.
pEpiaRer Grey Squirrsi 10 DART Iron tsYey
IoA hands high, years ed this Spring.
ne wa sired By the celebrated rAcs horse OIL
Trusts, ceiebvssed ~ the sire OF Hsshton and the
sro ting horse frueee, vhotrctted his twenty pile1
whA'n the sour. Or, yesais - dan Vas ynuns En-.
pess, the winner Of several rour mile rsres For
furth'r particulars Turf Rsgi Z, and extract
from same IN n, ssessson Of the proprietor.
food pasture furaishsri mr. Mars IT thsrge
q ~ y week D. 4 &. ALLEN.
Davsopert Apr, ., 1857 ,-sa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

AfHEREA5 on the d day.f Jul, 1856 .hn T.
w o'x.arion, and Eiz1 OR Z don hi- wiz *.
ecd. -, unto Justin CoIbin As TRUSTEE ii -. ii
ofrrust, conveying TO said Trustee IA iaud m D OF;
County, Iowa. scTihed Lows, to wit 10, NUN.
Der tweivs 2 inTownship nu n.brr eighty is0lNo til
o! Range two (sI Eat cont aiming nf,y ghi AMI 70.
lo1 ,eres, which said cony,yaa,e was made by III
'.ri Jptt T. aud Eliza his vile, fr the purpts. {
se,tfihK the pawn Moi certain prcinissory fe
nns III" in.ercs; tkeraun sigLed by said John T..
Hsari n. Ga;e,i tLe s7th daJ OF nv d. 1855,
r three hgad eli a,i,: lofty tire aad IS 100 dollars.
y yao.c on The first lay ~ JahusTy A u. ioS. 10
tne order OF Franklin H. Cutting.
And nov said mote having b cuIne du. and pay a.
bi and the dJohnT u Res rdon having fail /. y
the nc, Austin Corbn, Trustee IS oie aid, Il
request Of said Y. H. lifting. do hereby give put. c
n,'ise tina. by virtue of ID. power which Is In mt
vested BY SAID deed e Trust, viii on Saturday y e
Soth day OF April A. D. 1851 at the boar of o. elo K
In the afternoon Il laid sy at the Court H. USE door
IN the ct'y o! Davenport .xpse ami offer safe, n;
pablic auction, to tbs highest +; der fr cash he
parce Of land above d. scri ed much IN teof
shah be kufic mt TO siify and pay the amount VI
said note with the interest thereon tn. day OF a.
toy tn rwth al the costs and KIP nses attending
said sale costs Of this notice and Trustees fe
Upon completion Of such sale I'd will he z ven III
accordance with the stipus, said De, u TruS.
Dated the hday o April A DIST
AUSTIN CORBIN, Tiusta-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

A SERMoN.-N hardly seems possiblr
that the sabioined specimen Of puipi, En-.
ersise in Texas" can Re authentic AID We,
we are informed by brother editor in tia,
region that il - entirely true that he himself
having heard delivered. One of those zeal
Gus preachers who draw illustrations from
everything, and suffer no opportunity to pass
at all admitting Of . moral, arrived at m.
log church one morning quite Ia e, and took
for h's text "Marvel net : and then
he went on in the (. lowing stra:n, in his
peculiarly nasal, half singing voice j" Nv
friends, the Scriptures says, smarvle mo-. ;
and hence II is wrong to msrvie,ef, As
was riding along this morning.er on INV way
70 this place, happened % look up. and
seen parcel Of boys playing marveis.er.
There was lean boy, SO thin that il seemed
il he had been little thinner. The wind
when II blew, would biow him away.er
aud there was tat boy there, so fat that II
he had been little fa'ter, he would have
been as wide as he was higher. And they
were playing marvels.er and heard what
he said-er. Aid soon heard the lean bow
that seem as though he had been little
thinner, the wind when it blew would blow
him away-er, say Pun fat" And he lied
er, for he vas no more fat than waser
Ard then they played again. aud hear /
the fat bov % fat that il he had been q liz.
lie fatter, he wonld have looked almost az
wide . he was hlgh>er, cay 6 rln lean -
and he lied>er for he was no more lean THAI
was>er, and there cane up boy spry a.
! a cricket>er. and he kept . running and
skipping. and jumping and shou ing ser And
he played with the rest; and in a little
while heard him s,y," By goliy, I an
dsad>er." And he lied for he vas no more
dead than rwas>er. Now nv brethrsn, the
scriptures says, thou shalt lot lie>er and
You see marvelLng leads to lying>sr. And
you see how wrung e b to marvel. And
terefore cay again ,"marvsl not.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

lsDlAx AAs.AcREs.-By a lette,
dGoed Booasboro'. March 2Sth, from
Cur tovnsman, s. B. Mccall, to X. W
SypAw, We learn the following
The Indians have been doing much
mischief Northwest of Fort Dodge
eo0e 20 or 20 miles. They have
Killed ~ q twelve families Of whites,
evse - pesaoas altogether.
0q3ee Williams he's raised compa-
" q near . hundred men, to bury
~ dead. hold . coroner's inquest, and
~ - Indians 4 possible.
HI = Ut ~ true, il y supposed
NJ ~ bod Of warriors number
sons g o. 90 cad thought to be OF
~ osibo anlw eimsddotak's band OF
~. - aano that robbed old Lot at
- 1h seDeea sivss. tsa ysars
- Iewa GsesA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

A HoxE TnRusT.-The New York
Express aays' "The Abolition Journals
aitsr heartily abusing the "sconndrels"
Of the United States Supreme Court,
~ rapidly coming to the conclusion
that big scoundrels, a. they are,
they have only decided that negro is
nots citizen Of the United States. As
even in New York, We have been lie.
cidiag I'll that for years, by refusing
- let negroes inter marry with our
children-have kept them oil our in.
sies and militias-kicked them out OF
rsilsosd carr, churchs Srave-yards and
be- scAools-why call Judges scoun
dssla. fus legally carrying out our owr
practical decisions Nevertheless, tn,
Court will be denounced Is bar-reon
politieians, and - e set ef scoundre|
-juse - bitterly - ever"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
~The following We copy iron
, philadclphia letter

~ w WY uOAu
a Philadelphia letter:
Three negro women were arrested
on Saturday, each having any number
Of aliases, for some extensive expert
ments in stealing silk and other dry
goods while pretending to be dealing,
One OF the prisoners, Josephine Har-
per, who never wore any cloak, WAS in
the habit Of concealing large quantities
Of goods, but how, was a mystery. An
examination of her clothing revealed
continuance Of great ingenuity. Her
pocket was in the usual place, there
was an opening through all her clio.
thing. Through this she passed the
goods into pair Of Turkish pants
which she wore. The discovery OF
thissombre arcanum led to some amuse-
ment, the High Constable declaring
that twenty years experience had dis.
closed no su,h recess Q his gaze be.
fore. The colored ladies' were held
for trial, q there were several heavy
charges lodged at the door of said tron.
sens and similar mysterious receptacles
for other peoples goods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
- = -
REAL ESTATE.
UPPER DAVENPORT.

embracing Lots suitable tor very purpose. ,h,,,
ousnes tesr' mens amidst spendd scenery. or a.
W. op"s"' Os'eees' Nh te presented for sais. On
Terms unusually iaritino
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

1HE "TRrE" SwINpLk.-t'eorge Il.
Williams, who appeared as a witness
IN the True case in St.Louis, has
been arrested in that city as An acces-
sorry to the very act which he Was so
ready to prove against Others.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

~Mrs. Macready, while procee
ding along the Levee at At IN from tie
steamboat to the Alton House, fell in
to a hole and Was seriously injured, in
consequence Of which she has not been
able to fulfill her engagements.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

ERThe illustrious Jesuit, the Rev
Father de Smet, who has passed long
life AS a missionary among the Indians
of the Rocky Mountains, North Amer
lea, and with whose graphic letters ev-
cry reader of the 'Annuals of the
Propagation of the Faith" is so fami-
liar, is now on visit to his venerable
brethren in Ireland, and j. at present
staying at the Convent of the Fathers.
in Upper Gardiner street, Dublin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

The GREAT HoRsE RACE.-The
great race between the Dalton and Tay'
Tor horses for 100 miles from Albany 70
Whitesboro, came of Yesterday. The
time made by Taylor's horse was 10
hours and % minutes, and BY Dalton's
IL houn and % minutea-thc former
beating BY 8 minutes.
The whole affair was = piece Of bar.
bsrism, Of which all concerned in it
ought to be ashamed.
4Al6aav Argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

Dor'apptss1 Paper,
slnA M A0e, per eomee 0ans6sld ,omprf.
OVU sing straw, k-e, AsniiIs an white IVA
Pspess, nosasG Payer, &c ,iasGe and small rz ssuit
ahis S,r Gro e'iss, Dsy God, Asss, H.. fos sale u
.z1e Zosca Book RooDas~
No. y. DrsAy ssrsss, near the 20, 0ace.
ELI ADAMo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

~h n expected that the line VI
railroad connecting St. Louis with Gin
cinnati will be completed by the 18th
inst. The two cities ere now matur-
ing a plan for properly celebrating the
event.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
L ATE S T n z W s.
New York, April ..


I The Tribune publishes a statemen
furnished BY passenger that arrivedt
by the Texas, sHssivs u Nicaragua ed
formerly IN sdhsrent Of Gen. Walker
The 1ribune's infonnent further states
that the correspondence betweeo Can
as and Walker. which has been tor
tured into foundation tor the statement
that Canas ready 70 join the filIbusters,
was ia reality with reference TO the
surrender OF the latter, Walker hay-
ing proposed to submit, provided ne
and his men were permitted TO leave
the covntry.
Csnas replied, Offering passports for
the whole, excepting Walker whome
he expressed determination Of deliver
ing up to the COST Ricsns.
The result Of the correspondence was
the refusal Of the terms on the part oil
Walkers adhersBts, aud their Subsequent
fight TO the sea coast.
American naval officers II San joan APP
peaied 10 Canas in behalf Of Walker and
his troops. Canss replied that he would
pay fhe expenses Of the whole force to
the Un,ted States, excepting Walker, who
must be delivered up.
The HEaALD publishes the letters from
Gen. H nningsen, referred to yesterday
They purpost TO give an account OF Geh.
Walkers recent victories, and dated March
~, the day the Texas left San Juan, and
profess to have been sent by express 10 the
steamer.
Tae letters give but tew details, but refer
to letters previously written, which letters,
1t is pretended BY Walkers partisans were
purloined on The route.
There are no signatures 10 the documen,
and they are oil addressed 10 Mr.. Blank.
They al contain unmistakable marks Of
f.!ticstion.
WAsHINcTo>,A April 6.-Mr. Stanton
Sc cretary OF Kansas, left this afternoo
for that territory.
A storm commenced this morning a,
II o'clock with rain, hail and snow
This evening it is clear and cold.
WAsaINGroS, April s.-The Unio1
contains Mr.. Appleton's vsledictory on
withdrawing from that paper, which
also contains the official announcement,
Of his appointment as Assistant Score
tary Of State, vice Mr. Tomas, resigned
AIR. Appleton gives As reason for hi,
withdrawing from the Union his deli
cate state OF health, which did not per
mt the assumption Of the peculiar AL
xicties aud labors ftho editor of dai
~ newspaper.
With regard to bic successors, be
says be Will make bis own announcement
to the readers Of the Uniou, and "ex.
cept therefore to add that he is a Demo.
Graf, and has proved his consistency ia
his principles, and will become its cole
and exclusive proprietor, Ne need no,
further allude to him % this time.,'
Detroit, April 6.
This city gives 200 Democratic major
ity for Judges Of Supreme Court. with
two wards to here from. Returns
from the interior OF the State are scat
terlng. and show small vote pollcd
Weather cold aud hoisterous, with
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

rt-The Legislature of Missouri has
provided, under severe penalties, that
all manufacturers vi flour IN that State
shall place upon the heads OF barrels
their name and residence, and the quail
" and weight of each barrel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

once ever spsuidins's siorr, La Claire Ro,. I'm.
trance lie Claire Hall
~ III attend 70 the purchase and sale OF al
" Kids OF Real Estate, leasing property, psyin,
saes Collecting debts of oil binds and in any "a r,
'he state snd promptly rrmitting proceeds
6fsat amount Of Real v tate for SALE
no lots IN fnlton's addition fog on better tom,
shan nave ever been o6ered 10 purchasers IN Dsvep
port. Only small amount l. required IN hand and
rom one TO eight yeats given deferred payments
Maehihcent views are presented from many q
- iol-. snd mary u them are river iots from
which any amount of ina building stones NAV N,
quarrad. - y
Flats may be seen In my Office Of those ,ots. An,
Every information learned In rsgard to them, o.
EAn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

Tna NEWSPAPERS BrslNEss.-TheIe
is newspaper agency, lfor the sale OF
newspapers in New York, which. i, is
said, does n business Of over one mil
lion dollars pei aunum II occupies
a marble front store. the cnt OF which
Is $4,000. The extent Of the newspa-
per and periodical business of the
country is truly wonderful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
EAST DAVENPORT.

~" ~ ousi'n altogether presenting III, m,.,
attractive and extensive rule Of Raj -" ~. "'o-'
presented for sale In tie tate Of Iowa ''''
property .-'mpsoved and rnImproved
Lots rapidly advancing In value:
Houses. In u centre Of business cowm.,,,.
high rents; """snohs
p. stores. Hotels Mill, Privsi Residence, r.rv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

WHAr nLEeAL TENDLR.-rhomps ma
Bank Note List gives the following
american gold coin in any amount
American silver to the amount Of flye
dollan !; three cent pieces to the
amount Of thirty centA and one cent
pieces to the smount often cents srs
leGnl tsodoy."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

NIKruE IN NAzARErH.-An old Ia
dy in Pennsylvania had great aversion
to rye, and never could eat it in any
form. IT'LL Of late" said she, 1.-THE,
had got to making it into whiskey, and
! find that can, now AMI then worry
down llttIe."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

VIE Revised Ordinances ~ tn ity ct psyrp,s,rt
Revised and pgested BY orier II the Cts Couu
ell.
Published b. auth si.ty, February 1897
Price In pap so e., ~ cents,
Price in Law Elsep, IS
Just recsivcd ~
The IoWa Book Rooms,
No 81, Brady Street, pear thu Post Once.
smo 70 ELL ADAMs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08


THs NEWEST TEsRIToRY.-Some Of
the Minnesota pioneers are preparing
to enigratc tc Dacotah. Hon. Joseph
L. Brown, who went to Minnesota thr'
" years ago as drummer boy, from
PENNSYLVANIA, and who has p,r1ected
olnosi every square mile ofthc North
west. proposes TO start with his family
for the vicinity Of James ri,ei; 50 that
when the first settlers after the Dscotah
territory is organized make their ap-
pearance on its banks, they will find
that the ''oid boss woy thar before
them, securing the locations for town
sites. His wife being halt. bresd, and
his whole life having been spent among
the Indians, he can only enjoy life in i
half savage state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
ERE0H .ARRFH.AL.

ID ECRIvEO this day lssss IL II Victor ami Nes-
~ Il Cod 0eovss sor q slor Wood We are hap
~ to announce that We now we'll stocked with
there ceseeFsted q ,ves for which III has bcen
much inQu1Sy fee sew we 10. We are Feady to
guarantee thin 10 b FAB scrEnlOR 70 any 5toves
eves oGesod In sAis masket, and We can a : Aban-
dance Il refsrenc ) to that elgoct.
SMITH nHMINGfON.
Al the Heuse Furnishing Ware RooDs, Sign Of the
Big Tee Kettle, Secosd Street. (Aps DIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

\ CHKIsrENING.-On the 3Oth ult..
there was a christening. After the
ceremony, and while the minister was
making out the certificate he happened
to say, LET me see this is the Both I"
"Thirtieth.' exclaimed the indignant
mother, indeed, it is only the eleventh 2
OF course the minister was abiding to
the day OF the month";"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

A LSO the celebrated Elevated Oven G ok Stove
IA UNION. We with not commend this strye, but
let those w4o have exaplecj o her Elevated oven
Stoves commehdi. Themselves.
Also The BLACK DIAMOND Coal Cskihg S:cva,
the Token Coal COOKING Stove, the Non suca Preu,i-
um, the Buckeye Premium, Old Ken ucky p, MUM,
tie Republic Premium 'osetntr with fun add ,om
pete assortment Of ether patterns all u which viii be
sold low for cash
D. I. HORNE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

A Rich CAsE.-Mcmphis is decide.
dlya great place in its way. The
Nashville Union says that a few days
since case was pending in the Com
mon Law Court Of that city in which
a Mr.. and Mrs. Helbing had sued Phil
lip X. Bohlen,, for a breach of marriages
contract, in failing to marry Mrs. Hell
bling when she was Miss Agnes Hand
worker, and the jury has given the in
lured parties $3.50 damages. The
idea of He!bing suing Aohlen because
heidi not marry his wife is certainly
the richest thing Of this fast age.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOkS!

'INHk FORUM, OF torty YEAR practice at the Phil
aiciphia Bar by y Brown3 Wis pric" 40
Thirty years in tue senst- ny Thos u B.nion .
vols $500
Priyas- urro s,un,ienea Of y webster vols "a 20
Hi-tory OF Texas llluSt'i by A Yoaknm vols As 90
kansas Interior h exter. lite by Mr. Rob,nson !, 90
sccice adveniurs IN the army by Ii &, took It5
Gaiii'rhia Ia doors and cut by Ms faInal su u 90
Examples from the 18th l. 18th centure. by Mr.. sig
ourney IS
Canterbury tales by HARRIET ] &c Q vols cts
H-me anu the world Alto
COLLEEN Lesay OF HES Phases d ~
Light and Darkness or shadow Of fate IS
Household ang' ] in disguise ty Ars Lesley ALTO
Kathey Brand sr u quiet life Att0
Aurora leigh bv Elizabeth b Browning $l,0O
Henry Lyle or life and exp nse Mis- MsrIyst $500
psi>y'- necklace and ~hai came oft IS
Little Dcrritt ~ Dick ms, eloih o. %
A ord q the creations by Marian Jane. rs
H-mor OF FAlcrnbrlise inus,'d BY Kelly e,?5
y ishhor lakewood by Paul Creyton 8ia5
wigwsm and shin by " ain,ms alas
Los Crimes b. LIEUT. wieUsN i,,25
sftmpavis &c :. st26
Ii svsnly Tcken--s gift book for ohristlsns ii 70
Prince of tn, House 81 David Si,e6
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &c.
Minnesota Decot.h by G g Andrews IS
Min, n,nae'''a hand book and Map y Parker z
Iva ssitis ei,D
SsctrsRl map OF Iowa ALSO
BY Chapman Ai.m
:. s. KANSAS by Kearss StW
Kansas aud Nebraska map " so ard rs
Sectional nap Of xinn' sofa BY Chapman IS
Illinois q " ~ so
Appleton's Railway Guide for March rs
Just received and for sale at
TIE loc0 Book Rooms,
No. ~ Brady 81, near th- Post OGfe.
"a, !. an ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

70 meet the views al cities. IN .s.,,n :,
business y Hhes, Or
The suhjcined Is An tnnn.crstsn Of i. no,,,or
Property. P"'"'" fus
o,nss property vii be rrcsen,e hut thu, h.,,,.
osns parties shove named, and IN. title br,n~ !,
~, $500. -. ~ ""veysu BY their SIGNATURES
ret ~ erens~ TO locality s-e Gossne'. Man
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

TnR EMIGRAsr AND HOMESTEAD
CoArASr.-The act for the incorpora-
ton Of Tins conpany hes passed both
branches of the New York Legislature.
The following is ! list Of the corpora
to": Erastus Corning, Rollin Sanford,
Charles A. Stetson. john A. g. Gray,
John 4 Williama Truman Smith, RIM.
Bls,chford, James Mckay, William a.
Hall, Edward w Fiske, Henry Morgan,
Palmer Y. Kellogg, John l.. School
craft, Alex. r. William, and y. Ran
dolph Martin.
II will be seen that several Of the
heaviest capitalists Of New York are
embarked in the enterprise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
LOST

LOST on .aturdsy the 9Th on Third OF Bssdy 81.
Z small work baskct containing swi pr .rt
" mad, and some sdeins and incerting the finder
viii confer favor ~ having them at the cfce Of
the Democrat. April =. II. l.. llNDLRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

APA CARD.-The uud rsisncd having tAis a. =
~ >6ssocisted With him George h. Yscich - :.
b his Mn Aed Lumber business, takes shie occaes,
% present his acknoyies gements te the public :
TIE very liberal and 1sterink patronage e1tended to
hm IN this city. Rapid increase OF business and the
lass extensive improvements made about lis Nuis
have ed hin TO iacrease the business c>pea and
oe!oaloeo WITH hin eeauonan we vin devp0o ~
oANW 5oax 4. CANNES.