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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
Just WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS..

JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.
GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only SCI to SIS These
Machines only be known insure them place in al
every family. To appreciate you examine and
all who good cheap Sewing Machines
County Rights the sale Of the NettlefOm 4 Ray
mOnd Family Sewing Machines viii please call
undersigned who is sole agent for Middle and West Ten
nessee B. Vests Music Store Union street. be-
tween College and Cherry streets
N B-Partcuar attention paid to repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines by an experienced hand Terms CIsh.
,. FLEMINGS Sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville, Tenn, aug 3O-dtWSWly
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
TEyENNEssEE Division No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night Temperance Hail. above No 50 Csge
street, near the square. 10. W. BROWN, NJ. D. W. P
W. B. NANCY, NJ. D. W. A.
B. T. JOHNSON, r. 5.
ETHIOPIAN Temple Honor No 81, meets every Friday
u ming at the same Hall as above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, W. c. T.
A I. BRADSHAW, W Y. T.
". II. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor So meets every Wednesday
evening a the same Hall as above
B. NJ FRANKLIN, ". c. I.
J. T. THURMOND, W. Y. I.
". A. WHERRY, W. R.
TNDNUED DILLAHUNTY Council No i Of 7. A. & s. Tenn
plsrs the ls THURSDAY evening in each month
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON. c. Of c.
BO. LAPSLEY, S. Of c.
ii. II. MCALLISTER, I. Of G.
". II. MORROW, Comp Z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
Sugar Mills.

TUyE undersigned making cheap, strong and durable mill
for grinding
The Chinese Sugar Cane.
This machine capable Of pressing out uc' enough TO make
from % gallons Of Syrup per day. il c easily o. "orAea
Nv REQUIRES no machinery rot liable to get out
al order It is the description Of mill rs the one usel IN
Louisiana and other Sugar making countries Persons needing
those mills can be supplied notice. Crate bars and doors
suitable for kettle furnaces always on hand -
NJ JAGXER & CO.,
arr 9I-tv1v-V3w Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

WILL practice in all the Courts State and Federal, held in
w city Of Nashville, and the Circuit and Chanoery
Courts in the surrounding counties.
Once No. % North Cherry street. - IsepldiT&tWlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

bear sercnely, to the sufferers side
A brighter beauty than the Morning tide
Faiths golden dawning, which, from heights above
Transagures Toll to joy! Duty to love!
No eve beholdng save their risen Lords,
Who sees in secret but in sight rewards J
Their faircst early crown, the wreath that tWines1
Not round loud Platforms proud Senate DOmes-
But those pure Affairs, those perpetual Shrines,
Which grace and gladden. all our Saxon homes!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

Rachel was destined by FIRKIs as the bride of
a rich banker. She oonsults her own taste and
marries a man of genius, who was poor and unfor-
tunste in all his efforts to gain livelihood. He
dies in despair and leaves his young wife and infant
to the charity of the world. Driven by hunger, she
resorts for relief to FmE1N, who had discarded her
on account of her marriage She finds him in the
midst of his splendOr AID he gives her dollar.
She returns to her garnet in time to witness the
death of her child and is there discovered by FIRKIN
who is looking after his tsrdy tenants. Her with
eriug denuneiatiOn of the old miser who stands
gazing oOldly on the corpse of her famished babe
concludes as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01
F1RKx was childless; his wife dropped and died,
but before her death, had adopted little girl who
in the ripeness of her WomanhOOdi thus described

She was a fair new England maiden, born
Not where broad fields Of yellow wheat aud corn
Through sun lit valleys wave, and gayly tinge
The Quiet horueseads with their golden fringe
While Nature blends their warm and genial flush
In rirlhood's budding glow and virgin blush
Nor on the hill sides Of the distant North,
Where. from the unfenced forests gushing forth,
Der rocky beds, sweep the swift mountain streams
Whose sparkling torrent. as It leaps and gleams,
Is kindred TO the keener flash tat bra1ns
From laughing eyes on pure unsued faces,
while like the Nsiads, crowned Wni Eibei sraces,
They haunt and gladden. those dark maple shades
Cur fairer wood nymphs, the Green Mountain maids!
But on the Eastern shore, where the waves break
IN rocky beadlands, and the night-Winds wake
The mourntuI echoes OF the forest pines,
Which stretch along the coast their dreary lines
And Tn. sea-breezes they come and go,
IN leautv' cheek have lett deeper glow,
And the eve kindles like some faron ship,
Struck with a sudden sunbeam, and the lip
Wears the sad smile OF those whose calmer moods
A 70 nursed by Ocean sands and solitudesl'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

Served him for Law and gospel and uaditon'
And he himself their luminous exposilloh'
These were the fiscal lights, in whose clear ray
Uecould divide the Universe straightWays
Into thingsth would and wouldn't pay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-01

w very exIensiT YEA and well Assorted stock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

Pass That Rail Road Along.

MEssRs EDToRs There is good arti
Gle in the Democrat Of the 9th inst, signed
H., upon the project Of extending branch
r. Road down Farnam street to the river
This is very important matter, and one
that will. | hope, receive tie serious con-
sideration of the City Council. l think,
however. that H. has not examined the sub
ject in all its phases, that he should have
taken still more comprehensive view" Of
the question.
The time is near when there will be Rail
Road to East Davenport along the bank Of
the Mississippi river. The excavations for
this work are now being made, obstacles
are being removed, and the difficulties to
the construction of such a road, are lessened
daily The stone is rapidly disappearing
from the quarries along the river bank,
above Messrs Renwick's mill, and very
soon good and easy grade will thus be
made for Railroad to East Davenport
After leaving the foot of Farnam street
until you reach East Davenport, at which
point the largest boats can land at the low
est stage of water. The manufacturing in
terest in East Davenport is now considera-
BILE. The construction of branch Railroad
from the foot of Farnam street would in
crease it in a very short time more than
twenty fold, besides, if we can place the
iron horse on the track, looking towards lie
Claire, he will not long be staid in his
course to that city This road must and wiH
be made. C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

~ 1t was currently reported

~- 1t was currently reported
around town yesterday that the Republic
ans are to anticipate the so-called lnde.
pendents and nominate Ebenezer Cook for
Mayor, the day before the Independent
meeting is to convene This is what We
have all along suspected. The Gazette has
been denouncins independent tickets with
the greatest vehemence for the last few
days for the purpose of throwing Demo
Gratis of their guard. and leading them to
believe that this no party movement was
not Republican trick to ensnare them
We warn all Democrats against lending
themselves to so transparent scheme to
distract the party. If the Republicans
choose to nominate Mr.. Cook as their can.
didate for Mayor. we have no objections;
We have beaten him often before. and we
can beat him again. Though Mr. Cook has
repeatedly been a candidate in the last twen-
ty years, he has never succeed in gettiu4-
but one ofice-that of AProbste Judge an
der the old Territorial government. II
may strike some as strange that Republi
cans can support man of Mr.. Cooks prin-
ciples, for Mr.. Cook is a Douglas Democrat
We have it from the best authority, that
he has declared himself to be in favor of the
principle of the Nebraska Bill, and opposed
to the Lecompton Constitution, for the rea-
sons which Judge Douglas has assigned for
his opposition. How Republicans can sup
port defender Of the "Nebraska swinde,'
we cannot understand. There is Dutch
element in the Republican Party to be con-
suited, and will that be satisfied by the
nomination of the Boanerges of the Fillmore
Know Nothings in 1856? We shall see
These independent nominations, like the
old game Of running soldier clothes for
President. are emphatically "played out"
Mr. Eb. Cook Is destined to the same fate
which befel poor Scott in .'52. 1t is no
humour, that we congratulate the
Democratic party Of this city that the vic
tory is half won. Who defeated Ebenezer
Cook in 1856!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
From Utah.

ST LoUls, March -.
Jno. Hartland, Secretary of Utah, arrived
here on Saturday night. He left Camp
Scott Jan 26;h. He reports the troops in u
comfortable condition and excellent health.
Only four deaths had occurred since the ar.
rival Of the command In view Of the sea.
son, if no insuImcmntable Obstacles are pre-
sented by the fortitications and cannon of
Mornons. it was thought an entrance TO
the Valley would be made by another route
loo miles longer, but offering no obstacles
OF an magnitude.
Two hundred pf the principle men of til
Utah Indians had been in the camp, and
gave assurance Of reaceble intentions to
wards the Amer leans. 1he Cheynees also
desired peace, with the exception OF thos .
along the South side Of the South PISS
Mr.. III met with no snow on the route
Grass was expected at an unusual early
period.
No mail had reached Camp since that Of
October. The mail of November was met
at Green Rver-that Of Janurry at Fort
Rocky Ridge-that of February SIX miles
beyond Ash Hollow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March IA,
Judge Douglas has been confined to hi
house for several days by severe sickness
but will resume his place in the Sena,
sometime this week. lie pronounces the
reports as to an intention to resign his seat
totally without foundation, and assures his
friends that he intends to fight the battle in
which he is now engaged. That he will
not be driven from lis position by the threats
or frowns OF lower, nor moved from the
purpose to which his life has been devoted
10y inducement preferred from any quarter
He says that. with him. it is u matter of
principle witch he will maintain ut all
hazards.
There is no perceptable improvement in
the physical condition of Senator Davis and
the Partial loss of his sight is feared by his
friends.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March Is.
FLOUR-Narket fir n and unchanged Safes B, 200
bols At 3O@4 IS for super State; 5Odi IS for
ira State; 4 3OG4 IS for super Western 4 JO15 20
Tor common to xt.a Western.
CANADIAN FL0UR-.S eidy Sales 800 bbis at
65M5 30 for Comm 10 dium ezra
RYE FiOUR-3 00G,3 rs Sales 100 ibis
WHEAT-Market Firm Sales $500 bush at 20
for Chicago sIring.
RYE-Seady at 70G72
BAKJEY-NomiDai at 63G7S.
CORN N-Firmer Sales IS 0t0 bush at 67l7i for
southern.
OArs-steady 44046 for state and Western
PORK ns,t'lei onles 700 bols at l6 15Gt16 S5
for mes, 13 55a13 60 for pr me
BEEF Unch ans ed.
DRESSED HOGS-pirm at 6xM7
LkRD-Stead, at 1OdlOL
BUrrER-Steads at l4(92o for Ohio; 17G23 for
Sac
CHERSE-In demand at 9NlO4
WHISKEY-Dul and heavy at 2lH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
oSohl's
ERUIT.
TEATIIkRS.

Live geese..........65G1O
FLOUR And AIKAL.
Extra,per DBL So 5O1A 60
Corn Neal, pr bu.. So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
DIX. u. w nDO.V:vsELL.
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER # the Royal Veterinary ,net, ution Of
WI Dublin. &c, Stud mt and s>istant Surgeon to
the great Professor Ferguson Veterinary Su geon to
the Queen Of England having msdeA frans-Atlan ic
visit the rpose tf ms.Ang him. elf master II he
dif-ren made-n impro ema is IN cence of We
terinaiy Medicine d Surgery ss exp unied in tn"
English an ! Bonti1en al Colleges ugs % inform
those lends rnd horse propri4tors who kindly
pat onzed elm pr vou 10 his dsrarture during lis
former sojourn In .venport, tina, he Is now fully
prepared to render Avail able IN their service all the
professional assis'sn which such . Of tndy
and xfensive arqnrem nts rent rs available 9th
due Il ttot tn pract ce OF tn" diff IN deoartm nts
Of his pre- f-ssion "a vet.r nary Surge
The OIL wing ent'emen WIN hAve employed him
on sr'y severe cases Is .e o. whicn frmii HE opf
r. ms "a! tn ne ofmcd on) will ch erfaly IL
fy to his ilitiee Is . competent Veterinary Eur
Z on.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John Cooh.
nessrs Ootes Davis, w Cannon Esq,
7 kagal, p, d s Brooks ksq.
Webb Esq, CRMaik.
NJ Woodn
Until further notice he can b. fouud at Mr. Smith,
Livery Stable opposite the Post-Of.ce, or 1t tue
Union Drag Store, Aboqe the Post-0nfce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
NEg Y.EK, March Is.

NEv YORK, March Is.
1he steamship Star of the " est, from As
Plnwall, with San Francisco dates Of a0th
ult., arrived here about O'clock today.
She brings mails and ) 800, 900 in specie.
and 200 passengers
The Star of the West, connected with the
steamer Jno. l.. Stevens on the Pacific side
which brought to Panama 81 900 900 in
freight.
The United States Sloop-of-War James
town, and British steamer Leopard, We. e
at Aspinwall.
The United States steamer Fulton, sailed
from Aspinwal on the 9Th for San Juan,
with dispatches to United States Minister
at Nicaragua.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Notice..

To the heirs at law ~ samuel Philhar, late Scot
cou5ty Iowa, deceased, and all Others whom it may
concern.
NJ OH is herety given tfat application mad
~ on he - day OF January. 4 u 1853 bv Rev
beccs Jane ondet lick aud DAVID b Wondeiliek he
husband, T. the County Court ~ 8 OFT county, ati
Of Iowa, to prove and e>tsblih h al i'll Of sat
oamu Phher, n hi last Will and TcstAme u
Monday, the first cay OF March, 1883 was liked
by sail Court 70 he final hearing thereof and that
on sal frst cay OF March, a D Is5s, the Tearing
thereof was adJou ned to Monday Ia 29th dae OF
therein, il you desi to do.
Janu ry % h, 1855
By order of HON CHARLES WESTON
County Judge of Scott county, Iowa.
DAWSON 4 TRUE, Attorneys for applicants.
ncn3 w3w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

AccIDENT.--While the Engines
were running up Brady street on Sunday
evening one Of the men who had hold ofthe
ropes fell and received severe though not
a dangerous cut on his head
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

COMING CP.-Thc steamers James
Lyon, Laclede, Chattanooga, No 9. and
the W. l.. Ewing left st. Louis on Saturday
the 18th for Davenprt and Rock Island
The river is at an excellent stage and Navi
cation will be brisk in few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
John II. uOgane.
Frank PIlllnAer,

tOAL TRANSFER. All orders left with Gilet
~ L. Claire Row, will be promptly attended To al
short notice. Nov6itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this p,aoe IN the
IL business Of envRR BRASS PLATrxo, proposes
to Ill all orders for fine Silver plated Door Piatss
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls. Butts numbers, Plates and
rl6ures ADOPTED 70 the use OF Doors and Church
Pews, Aehtntng Rods Points, window eash, Oarri
ase ana aaTnsss trtmninss plated 70 order oo short
notos. Al wsrk warranted equal 70 the bssA
WILLIAM OHUA2A,
1iRst buildtns ssst q ~ Psoasyivaaia Hoess
sseond street.. lp ssaisa
Apss ~ AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
~Wo COnpratulate Dr McnI

Awe congratulate DR.. McDon-
nell on his arrival from Europe. He
has been from US long time. His absence
has been regretted by many. He comes
well qualified in every respect to practice
his profession. We understand he il the
only Regularly Graduated Veterinary Sur
seon in the Wsstsrn eeantry. We wish
him asesed susss1s - 10 had hteo bsgbtA
oes ~ aotttai1elAont Il sSp,h(k e>lalnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Arrival OF the Steamship Philadelphia.

New YORK, March Is.
The Steamship Phlladelphis ssrived at
this port last night with Havana dates TO
the 9th inst. They contain no news of i'm
portance.
Letters from Nassau mention the arrival
at that place, on the 22d, Of boat contain
ing eleven fugitive slaves from Key West.
and intelligence had been received of a large
sloop being on the west side of Grert Bahe
ma, having on board thirty fugitives from
Ste Augustine.
The Bahema Society had dispatched
vessel in search of the sloop, and the Key
West Negroes had been provide, with en-.
ployment by the inhabitants of Nassau.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
SEEDS FOR 1855.
I'VE are now prepared with = full and compile
w stock OF

M
w stock OF
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF the new crop, to supply any deEsni Wholesale
and Retail on the very bfst terms,
Our ock is near (as do not consign seeds and
take none hack 10 mix up a-An1, aud much cf 1t
grown under our own dir. ctnn in this state. Ou
stock o European seeds Is imported dire tly BY our
selves from the most reliable growers IN England and
France.
Wefeel cnnhdcnt that no better sdvan ages to the
pubic CAD b OF red than can give aud we cordi
ally invite All tXAminatio OF our stock btf re puT
chasing. Our stock consists part Of Spring Wheat
barley Corn, Peas B, ans, &c, very lsrge variety
Of 1arden Seeds and full . sortment OF Flower
Seeds OF chocs varieties. Also 100 bur hels pune Chi
ese Suga Cane Seed
Con-tantlv on hand lsrgs assortment - Agricul-
tutal and horticultural Aachines .na Impie nents
Flu priced SEED An Implement cata .ogul sent up
on receipt Of stamp o pay postage.
HENRI. ID EMERY eco
Feb3w3mos 204 Lake Street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

NorIcE.-Having made change in
my carriers, no money must be paid OH sub
scription to the Democrat, ether than. TO the
subscriber should any of our patrons
miss their PAPER they will please leave
word at the office
Feb l3-dtf JOHN GILLErT. SuDt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Auction Sale.

VLYILL be sold al public auction In front OF my
w Warehouse at o'clo.k p on he 18th of
Mar next, 10 charges, unclaimed goo1--2 Coz
Wheels, Rammon 1hox Dried Fruit, Bwo hing
! box nsied + nit " Blair: Force Pump, n hoak /;
I Dry Bbl, Pierce; 60hairs, DY A b Nassay !; 2
Bbls O Coal and n Pipes, Ross; l Trunk, Hen
dry; lot Hand Rake, J Wharton
Reb26-d2W II. WHEELER. Com Merchant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

EEThe LaGies Benevolent Society
will hold their last regular meeting for the
season, Wednesday P. NJ, at 8 o'clock pre-
cisely. The visiting Committee and officers
OF the Society are requested to make out a
written report to the secretary for publica-
ton. All interested in this Society are in. +.
vited to be present.
Per order of Society,
NJ. A. SWAN. Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

E1- The very bad condition Of the
roads. renders trade rather dull Just now,
but as this is only matter of short dura-
ton. we would say. to Merchants, keep
your courage up for there is better time
coming in week or so,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

EH- The regular meetings Of the
Sarsfield Guards, will take place GU Tues
day and Saturday evenings Of each week.
a punctual attendance is requested on
each occasion. d3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Announcement.

AEssAs. EDIroRs ALLOW to sffer to the citi-
sens Of the 81 Ward the Bame Of James Macintosh
- candidate the Adermanic vacancy In said Ward
at the coming election.
mchI5-dtd MANY CTTIZINA,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16


Clara Hine, Patten. !"
Badger State. st. Louis.
Clara Hine, Patten :"
The MINNESOTA PACKET CoMrANY.-The
secretary of this company,J. r. Jones, com
municates the following intelligence to the
Galena Courier, which will be of interest to
our river men:
GALENA. March 9Th, 1858.
EDITORS COURIER The article in your
paper OF Monday in relation to the arrange
ments of this company for the coming sea :
son, is calculated to convey false impress
ion to the pubic 1t was hurriedly writ
ten to the river repor, er of the Cincinnati
Comercial, in answer to enquiries of his rela
tive to the number of boats this company
would run this season, and was not intend
ed for publication in that shape. may
here state that this company will run six
first class boats, consisting Of the Northern
Light, Capt P. Lodwick Northern Belle,
Capt. T. Y. Hurd; Galena, Capt. W. H.
Laughton War Eagle, Capt. W. II. Cab
bert Grey Eagle, Capt d. S. Harris Key
City. Capt. J. Wcrden. between Galena, Du-
buque. Dunleith and st. Paul. The four
first will start from Galena. and connect
with the morning trains of the Illinois Cen
teral Railroad at Dunleith. The two last
will leave Dubuque and Dunlie,h on the ar
rival of the morning trains at Dunleith.-
The War Eagle will make regular weekly
trips between Galena and ST. Paul, via Still
water.
We ahall also run the Fanny Harris, Capt.
N. F. Webb, and the Kate Cassell, Capt Sam
Gray, between Galena and Dubuque, and
Rock Island and Davenport The Fanny
Harris will leave Galena. Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ, and the
Kate Cassell will leave Dubuque on Tues
day, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9 A. NJ.
Your ob't serv't,
J. r. JONES, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
E. S. MOORE.

Fresco, Banner, Sign and Or.
namental PAINTER, GrAinsr
@ae, Wood, stone and Aarble'
. Landscape, Scenery ana PORTRAIT Painting,
one with disp4tch, in the best moderl and tasteful
styles Also Sign Painting snd Graining for the
Trade.
N " Corner Brady and Ath streets, Davenport
ioys jap38dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
STAR R's NEWS DEPOT

CIRCUL TING LIBRARY.
We receive regularly and for sale Dsies:
N. 7. Herald, Philnd. Blu TIN,
Triapne, Cln. Gazatt-.
Times, Z" Commercial,
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
Trav, Her. Tribune,
St. Louis Republican. 81 Louis ielligencer,
Davenport Iszette, Democrat ami Tvs.
Subscription r.ceived on the most liberal terms
by the ninth, quarter or year
octl ST. STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Girl Wanted.

N little oifi fruo 70 10 n yssrs of aso eaa And
~ onoe. oist, NJ, nels6st'saA aa6 ease,- \ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Rock Island Trcspasscrs,
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .HOTICE.

NHW undersigned having been appointed by the
L War Department "Asent OF the Qu.Yt Ma.
ter Department 81 Rock Island )" with full inst nc
Ions to ADOPT all neces- AIRY measurts for the pro-
ction OF the property rom depr dations and intru
sions. Now, her. fore ali p whom seY, not
hAviag legal rs0ht are her, BY warned and notified
% quit tn. premises and abstain from any fu- ther
respAss
ihe Deput' 8. Narshal for Illinois will tax.
charge of all wood cus the ground and forbid n
person removing the s.me until the proper damage
can b. Assessed aud PAID
AL persons a'e hereby forbid cut ing wood or tim
Der VI any kind and aoiinrd u. abStAiu ron, a
tire pass whstsorsSr, a. legal siepe viii b. tAk.t.
sgAins! such d'pPetstors.
Il. Y SLAYM<KER,
D-clO't Age Wa D-ps