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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
ExcClatriX Notice.

TINE undersigned hereby gives notice TO oil whom
L u may concern that she has this day, BY order
Ofthe County Court Of Scott county, been duly ap
pointed kxccutrix fthe Estate OF James Roche,
Of Davenport, deceased.
All PEI soma ind bted TO the declared are requested
20 make imue late payment to the undertg ned, and
all persons having claims aganet said James Roche
arc requested to iIe the same for approval and ad
Justment.
Davenport, December II, 1857.
HAROAnDT ROCHE
GEO. II. HUDBElL, RxecutVi1.
Atty At Law. De 1ltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Il. B.


(Vhange Of tins, August 18th, 1857 and after
OAogust 18th, 1881. passenger rsns will iesvs the
Central depot foot Of bOuih Water strees, daily,
> Us M-Dsy .xprsss-Sundays excepted, arriving
At Aendato 1910; GAlesburg $40; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy l9,39PM
s;4h M-N.ghs bxpress-Ssturdays excepted, ar
irving ~ Mendoza ~ 1875, Ga.esbuTg 500, Burlng
/ IN 1;2U and QuincJ ~ 1850 A n.
$40 n, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Ia ava and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al A.ndAt1 wth Illinois Central railroad north for
Au.b y, Dixon, Preeport, Gaienx and DuDleith; AMI
sou.h for LASaiie, Toncs. Wioons Bloomington, Do
cslur, 6t Louis. Cairo &C.
Al Blu lins'on with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, Fai FIELD, Ottumwa, Osk looss
Charlton. Fort Desaoines, F,rt Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux CITY and all porti.ns of Kansas and
At Quincy with the splen lid STEAMERS of the st.
Louie aud K-okuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton y, Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myra, 1t Joseph aud ali parts OF Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage will be 1t Ill the abroad
depots Chicago to checks aud convey Ds
gage to the depot frte OF CT aIge.
Tick may he had ~ the depot and at the Michi-
gen Central railroad once, corn.r Of Lake AMI
C.G. HAMMOND General Superinten lei {.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Tlcset Agent. (vctl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

RETIRED PHYSICIAN Is WARS OF AGR,
/having lost hts PA her, too Brothers, Daughter
I Son-in-law, NeLhews and Niecc., BY that dread
full disease, Consumption, ard suffering with .
Coush himself, deteru ined - visit the East indies
Hsyp, and JAran. where he discovered PrSC .ntiye
and c'riatn cure for Colds Coughs b. on his C0n.
sumption, Nervous Debility AID Asthma MS
cough Vas Immediately cured, he returned cured his
Relatcss, who Inherited the disease. ami In connec-
ton with his Son have mp Dyed Il In their practice
caring thousands Of hopeless ~ 9TH
por tie purpose OF rescuinG many Of his sus-
fering fellow beihEs possible, he sending the
recip, to al Who wish u for 10 cents: OF II topay
the postage, and the bals-c CO printing. Ad.
dress Drs. HEATH. No. IO1, Spring Street, oppo. !
site 81 Nicho - Hotel, New York.
Dcc25dAwlmo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
II. Louis, Alton 4 chicago X. Il.
AIR LINZ ROUTE.

AIR LINZ ROUTE.
Nhcago TO 81. Louis via St Louis, Alton & Chicago
~ II \, al the way by Railroad.
CARVING fHa 0RRAr AMkRlcAn AND y. 8. NAILS.
The only direct and reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Tratns leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island r, corner OF Van buren and sherman ets.
st Louis Day ExpTess-1O;3O A Nd lily, (Sunday 10
excepled) arrive ~ 81. Louie II; $50 same evening.
St. LOUIS Nisht Expressly, 80 A-DAily, arr I've
ct St. Louis 40 next morning.
Day sspress-e,0O AA-Daly, arrive At Chicago
$40 Pm.
Night Ezpsess-2;45 M-Daily, arrive At Chicago
AN.
Trains run directly through without chsnge Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago 10 It. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, 0,nvile, Naples and all points the
Mississippi, Missouri, Ksn.as, Cumberland and Ten
Rivers, BY taking the above route will be sure
Of making Connections snd arriving In st LAuiA On
advertised time avoiding the exacoas delays Of the
cir uitous route via LaSae Pc ria ana Illinois river,
saving twel ty-four hours time, beng 81 mines l. %
distance 10 bloomington. IS less to Springfield u
l. % 70 st. L0us aud Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Ott4-
Va, Laeaile, Rock Isl.nd aud Central Iva
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fcr
Clinton, Waynesville end Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria junction with Peoria 4 O4uawka' X r
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekia, Brn-
neld, blmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg, Monmouth
AMI Burlington.
Al Springfield With Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
QuiLcy and Ke ohuk, tie most expeditions end rsis-
hi ~tlv ~ Y
At 1t Louis with Daily First Class Steamers for
New Orle sns AID intermediate points on the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines Of packets for
ksnsss, 81 Joseph and oil points on ths Aissonri,
Tennessee, Cumberland and ArkAns Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured TO ali Eastern
Railroad Onices-st the Comp soy's Oncss, - Dear
born street. opposite the fremont House, ard - 'hs
Michigan Southern aud Rock d ;pots. corner OF Van
Buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men will be at the Depots 70
al the vsrions lines coming into the city ~ check
baggage through 10 any ONT desired on the line.
A. II. AOORb, Superintendent.
L. Darling. 0en'l Agent. Chicago. koc20Nf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

UNION DRUG STOKE
W. W. McCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. u Brady street. West side near Second street
DEALERs u
Drugs, Medicines, PaiatA Oils,
DYE STUFTS, &c.,
AIso TEE LARGEST AsD sssT AssoRMEmr OF
- n H - U M n II y
10 the city.
EEfracts for the Hdkc,
Preparats0sss for tie HHts',
Combs, Bs'ssskes, &c.,
"BICH We buy Of the manufacturers and will
w sell st the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department - hitherto Is attended to by Mr. s. X
k'gtr In person. In compound preparations mono
but this purest ingredients Will 10 used.
n. b. Medicines to be had At all hours Of the
night. w. W. ACCAMMON co.
seps0dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
Milwaukee and Waterfown r r
WINTER ARRANGRuRNp

WINTER ARRANGBNRNf
I'm and after Monday No- ember 25ih. p.sssnger
" Trains on this koad Will rua - follovs:
First train leaves watertovn st 6;lo n arriving
IN Wstert IN 81 SAN. SECOND Tram leaves wa
tcrtoWn ~ 10 ~ arriving 1t Wateftown Al ESQ
FIRST Trsia leaves Milwaukee u SIS Az arriving
at wstertown st l1;'0AA Second train esver iii.
waukee Of KS n srsivinS Ut Waiertoun 1t $50
CONNECTING-GOING RASr.
A. Milwaukee With the Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
Chicago Railroad 70 0hks 90 tn. pcs via Michigan
Soutl ern, Cleveland Toledo Cleveland and krt, AZ
NV YoIk and kTie 10 New York city; thence via
steamer Q Vanderbilt ana Plymouth ksk 10 Boston !,
also osnneSstng q Chicago with Aichisan Central
Great Western, Can ada, New YORK Cent? q u NV
York city; th-nce via New York All New Haven
COENHCTIN0-GOIN0 WEST.
~ Wstertown with Stages to Oak Creek Dolce
CentTe, WauPun, Berlin, Beaver DAM Pox Lake,
Portsgs iiy Portland, Waterloo, nanehetville SUN
PrAirie, Columbus. Otsego, wyoe-na, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave wstertown At 800 \, and vii vaukeo
y. w. BOWLRR, G-nera 81 Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. -, 1857 octl7dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
DRY GOODS.
BL.1CK SILKS,

BL.1CK SILKS,
BLACK BOILED SILKS. ALL WIDTHS,
TIIcH Lussse end BssusiAd Y,nisA We have N
II sxoellent silk for
One Dollar 1911 per Yard.
wADsvosfB.
RICH SILK ROBES.
De Lainc Robes,
WooI and Monselne De Lalnes,
French and English Marinoes
Coburg and Shibet Cloths,
Travelling Dress Goods.
W OF Plaid s.!
Fine White FlannelA
Chenille Shawls,
Broche, Long and Square Shawls,
Bay State Shawls, long and square,
Cloth Cloaks and Capes,
Chenille Scarfs,
Alexander's Kid l. Silk GLOVES,
Isle and Kid Gauntlets,
Ladies Silk j. Marine VI sts
Gents Driving Gloves,
Gents Undervests and Pants,
Handkerchicfs and Cravats,
Embroidered Curtain Muslins,
White Marseilcs Quilts,
4 ND many other gods Just received and offered
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
E. Il r. H. NER,
NO. 9 LIE CLAIRE ROW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12

YH1 subscriber, while engaged in diegine . veil
on his farm, In Peasant Valley, Scott county,
discovered beautiful article OF stone very slmsf
70 the celebrated Atheas Marble used in Oooh Gar.
GENTS Ranking House. It u capahas q receiving .
dne poliAhs end works very easy. Beis nov peepor.
ING to open biz QuaI1y, Whea he Wiu b. eaeiasi %
furnish II h aay quantity desired, sad h Moons e
opsdnens Of tAs slnas On b 80 6 - -.
VIA further Dastse1lan YIN - gtv0. 8
0O6DY 0hAGnwR.
neaeau vanigs 0ssaa 0aaaS. ~. q g -
C1a . -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-12
DRUGGISTS.

* TRUSSES,
~ ssr .. .src.s.ssl .ssasssn. d hertz. or
8npturss that 0ay - worn Win -
md . nfsrt. ~ subsesibtr has aives - 49,
asp sssortasat q Tsusses. ~ ssoss oom.
oAjrstmsns % II oVlieaas s,ss for sse o1sDensos,
Dandages, nlass3c 6seckinss Daf lajectsag syringe
uy1ssas kseoss, u pss end Improved sahers.
az sRAstss JAcoBv. ADstAecsry.
T UBIN's Dxtssets for the hsodterchisf, war
II rant erssi's, sUsstantiy - hand and bs
81 gAAscmJAcosy. ApssAeessy.
DAJJN0 Anssdiss, ~ Yesssved b nxrrsss
Dhoa ths nenefsctursfs Or The cure snd psevs-
'''. 70 :fe' - 49, ~ g.: :, A,......,
49, nws. Barfv Usere-Abdom,nsl Supporter,
sa.Ily ,eco.ssaIsA - the Medical 1eculty. =
eeine .hsssa ins. runsn, Of the kidd Yor sale y
du FnAHcis JACoBY. Apothscary.
Traces,
Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
Mas BETS U.ess- Abdominal Supporters. Self.
AvA Injecting 1yrinses Of the most improved kind.
TAYLOR d BALLARn,
julyibd0 10 LeClaire Rov, 9ds..
Spirits sfTurpeatine, Camphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOHOL. LARD OIL, LINsEgD OIL, TIsu OIL
n always co hand. Also
Paints, Dry and in Oil
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
and Y AkA lShkS u all hinns.
Ordsrs for ~ criticize IN line promptly olled,
Julyildtf TAILOR oALLOxD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

tered, the cOnversation tool . more general tone
but was not sorry for ths afterward, az it gave
Humboldt occasion TO recall some scenes of his
early life. One Of the vsitors spoke of Frederick
the Great. "I remember HIN WELL" said Hum.
toldt: Z" was sixteen years old when he died, and
can see his face stlll as plainly as can see YOU'RE
] was but eighteen when visited England for the
first time. Itwas during the trial Of Warren Hast
iDgs, which frequently attended. remember
that heard Edmund Burke, Pitt and Sheridan all
speak on The same night
shall hot repeat his account Of the Congress Of
Verona, or bis anecdotes Of Alexander |. OF Russia
whom he knew intimately, as l am not certain
whether have right TO do so at present. After
the visitors left, remained with him until it was
time for him to prepare for the dinner given to
Alexander H., 10 which he was bidden. /" You will
pass through Berlin on your way to Moscow - said
he. "Yes." "Well-I must be polite enough to
live until then. You must bring your wife with you.
Oh, hnOw all about il, and you must not think,
because / have never been married myself, that
do not congratulate YOU" After these cordial
words and a clasp of the hand in which there was
nothing weak or tremulous, parted from the lm-
mortal old man.
Twas glad TO learn from Seifert, that Hildebrands
admirable wster-color drawing of Humboldt In hls
library 10 soon TO be printed in chromotint, so that
very accurate copies Of it can be obtained at mod
crate price. As have not only seen the origlna'
but the room and man that it represents, can tes-
ty to its entire fidelity and would suggest TO Hum
boldt's admirers in America that they cannot pro-
cure better Illustration of him. suppose copies
of il will be sent TO America for sale. Herr M0ll-
hausen, Seiferts son.in-law, who is now attached,
a. artist, to the expedition for the survey of wag
on-road to the Pacific, prepared for the press, be-
fore leaving Berlin splendidly illustrated work on
the Gila Country, which is now being published
under the patronage Of the King. 1t will cost about
$2S copy. Humboldt himself wrote the preface,
a copy of which he gave me. He was greatly
sratifed at the readiness with which our present
Secretary of War gave Mr.. Mollhausen second
appointment
For the past three weeks, have been living qui-
city here, and nothing has occurred which need
communicate to you. b.. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
LAKE SUPERIOR INNING MATTERS.

We gather the following facts in regard % me pieeeh'
condition o: the Lake Superior Mining COMP al-eS
from The Lake Superior Miner of the sth insI;'
The mines on the Point and at Portage La.e GsSe y.
been much affected by the financial diticaNss % sue
time. On several valuable locations opeIsu%ous QUE saSs
been temporarily suspended, and on o.neis INC
hes been much reduced There is, nevertheless every
prospect that the aggregate production OF me current
year will be sn increase over the pact. ins ry,.ss
Lake district will probably show the gres .Se
Advancement, as the three mines on the h''' ''
are promising splendidly. o,t .;.h
On the extreme poin: they are now at worh wisn
view solely to the permanent interests 81 .ne nr ~
and viii not probably make any return Q. rJPr., ~.
some years There is ruuor that 9tnsI s ~"
suspeadsd viii reecnmeree ee operations peIo,s
The mines now al work on the Point me S yie,nl.y
# Copper HsTbor are those Of tn. French Company,
the Ark and Nontresl mines. botn arc ~. ~.
.speript. ndence Of n. J. Berie. Inc sui'se1 I'M
yrov-mepts Of the CLARK mine are Tefy sce~, q ~
t-.b yaro-lYszd Sith ~ esd Treda- SIC 111-'. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
SANTA FE.
THE PUEBLO INDIANS.

From The Santa Re Gazette 81 Ian.
During the last week have been issuing the anni'
y goods TO the Pueblo Indians which consist nearly
Of agricultural implements. So far, those who have
received their quotas seem very much pleased, aud
leave the agency gratfed and thankful. One OF the
Pueblos refused TO accept their proportion stanpg
that some Me1icans had informed them il was only
trick of the Government TO get their lands, by BRING
ing hereafter an account against them for the goods
received. Their agent endeavored to remove this
erroneous impression, but not with positive success;
They expressed their qualification at the offer, and
their Willingness to be commanded by their agent IN
all other business matters. We have no doubt that
in short time they will learn better, and come back
for their goods, as they informed that az any
time they might change their determination, they
could call and get them.
There are twenty pueblos and towns, containing sn
aggregate population OF 5000 souls, immediately
within this agency. They are semi-civiized, and
some Of them can read and write They are generally
quiet Industrious and sober, and I'LL the coil for
living. There are several pueblos called the Aoqun
about 400 miles west Of this place, who were never
considered directly within this superinendency until
the Gadsden purchase. They are quite prosperous
Their houses neatly built with stone. They have
never been visited by their agent, have they but
once cent in delegation. If they are not transferred
10 the Navsjos agency il is our intention 10 visit them
next Spring Out OF the twenty pueblos Immediately
recognized as within this agency, eighteen have sent
in some of their principal men to congratulate :her
new agent and tender 70 him their services
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
TWENTY-FOCR HOURS TRUCE PRO-
CLAIMED.


The uncertainty of an extraordinary leaving here
tomorrow morning at g induces me to drop you a
line by special opportunity afforded by the diligence
al -four of this morning
Iuclosed you will find strips from Tie ExtrQ0rdi-
nary giving the news up 70 an early hour yesterday
morning. Since that time the conditions Of arms.
tce have been published. The armistce s TO extend
until p m. to-day One of the conditions is that
new works shall be made by either party during the
armlstice.
This of course, isno more than stroke of Mexican
Jiplo,aacy for il well known to that at the hour
write Il. o'clock a. m.,l both parties are at work
building barrcades endeavorng to bribe the soldiers
of the opposite party, DC.
The opposing parties had a conference to-day,
through their leaders. The Comonfort now Purol
party proposed TO the pronunciadOs that their lives
Should be spared if they would lay down their arms
and the leaders agree to go into exile.
On the other hand by way of bringing things TO a
selemen the SAINT snnstss proposed to the Putos that
them 1.-THE Purosl if they would surrender their force.
to them and the Puro leaders agree to go in search OF
knowledge in other countries.
You will, therefore, perceive the end has not come
yet There is to be another conference to-day but l
have no idea anything definite will be arrived at and
therefore, twentyfour hours hence we may expect to
hear the air Kissing with passing balls
From what learn from the interior the current re-
Dol Is are by no means reliable To the forces reported
to be marching upon this capital The Santannstas say
there is not the road from any place interior
to assist the Puros. According to the reports, Gov
Artedgd, Win neD eHoulu Ue mere uioiIne'
1t is exceedingly doubtful in my mind if they come.
The condition Of affairs in this Capital, as you may
conceive is most deporable. Everything like busi-
ness is closed up There is nothing done except build
ing barrcades. They are in every street. and guns
are planted, in preparation for the ending OF the
aImistice.
There can be no question but Mexico is now rapidly
reaching point when foreign nations will be forced 70
step in and protect the interests of their subjects II
is melancholy confession to make; but if foreign in
uence does not soon show itself here, in some shape,
the condition will be awful
From The Ser- Orltdas Bee
Mexico is in complete state OF anarchy, and dis.
order prevails throughout the country Almost all the
mail Stages to and from Vera Cruz and the Capital
have been robbed.
Don Pantaleon Barrera, Governor OF fucatan, re-
signed in favor of Gen. d. Martin Perago; hereupon
the besegers and beseged, in and out Of Campeachy,
ceased TO fire upon another and proessed mutual
friendship
The Legislature of Vera Cruz published manifest,
at the close OF their Session, explanatory OF the stand
they had taken against Comonfort.
Every State and almost every town was pronounc'
ing against the Dictator and the plan of Tacubsys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

CoUSTERFEITERs AND HoRsE-THIEvEs REGULATED
is ISDIAsA-The citizens Of Noble County, having
become weared by the depredations and rascalties
committed by the band Of outlaws who have 20 long
infested that county, have risen to the number OF
several hundreds with the determination to nd them
selves Of the scoundres. They have arrested several
of the most notorious offenders, and keep them 10
custody. One named Malcom Burnham or Banum,
q wholesale counterfeit dealer was induced, under
threat of hanging TO make full confession and gave
up the names of his accompces in that and atjoining
counties. TweDty.eight Of the accused are now IN
the hands Of the Regulators, twenty at Lgonisr and
eight at Albion.
Serious thoughts were at one time entertained Of
executing summary punishment on the Ofendesi but
vote being taken at a meeting OF several hundred
citizens, and majority being opposed % procss%g
10 such an extremity their lives spared and they
will be handed TO the civil power. where II 10 70
be hoped they will meet their deserts
Much as we deprecate such violent proceedings, and
opposed are 10 supersediDg the legal trlbpnsls
by Judge Lynch's speedy and severe code, we must
admit that there many circumstances TO justify the
people of Noble County. They have long been Cursed
By the presence Of a numerous and well-organiIed
gang Of scoundre, who have get the laws at dehsnce
them TO escape with impuDty. II has been almost
impossible to convict any who might be arrested and
20 bieak up the gang by lawful means was imprscti
cable. The citizens have at length taken the matter
into their own hands, and, we hope, will make
thorough woik and rout ont the entire gang. The
prosperity well as the reputation Of the county de-
mands it.
A lawyer who went from this city to endeayor 10
obtain the Liberation Of the accused was looked upon
as an eccompce or at least as an alder and abetor
Of the scoundres, and was summarily arrested and
confined with bis supposed confederates. After being
held in durance two or three days, he was liberated
and lodged back at 240 speed, wiser and better
man, glad to find his neck unstre.ched even though
minus his expected fee. II fhs method Of treating AZ
who give aid and comfort to the rascals Is ngidIy.
carried out, we have strong hopes that the osnc VII
be thoroughly routed and Noble County be ehecsualy
cleared of those who have been so long terror and
annoyance to its good citizens. T.. %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

Cnrr, ,xn rsrsr.L PusIsHsEyr.-For the using
.,cb an ineleoapt pbrase as in our midst" which
occurred in letter inviting Mr. Everett to deliver
bis discourse on Washington in New York, which Was
headed BY lees sghGlsT % than Gs0gs ss1ss0 aSn
T; Er.ncs n Cutting Charles OConor, and other
names Of equal eminence in the literary world, The
Ro.toa CouT,sr DEGREES heavy punishment. II says:
"In a wen regulated state Of society somebody, or
some tribunal should have the power to punish any
"hndv Who uses the expression in our midst. What
orr of punishment would be appropriate 10 such On
offense we not at this moment prepared 10 sayi
"peykops a confinement Of a. teE days % oaes Aeuse
fr,sk permisstos TO read nothing bat Coagress.oa9I
q, peeehss mieLt not be deemed too We thnk
'it woald be efisctual against repetition Oh ne
ufspse."