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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
EXeCutrix Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to all whom
4 nmay concern that she has this day, by order
ofthe County Court Of Scott county, been duly APP
pointed kxccutrx Of the Estate of James Roche, late
OF Da+ export, deceased
All pc sons ind bted to the deceased are requested
70 make mme late payment ~ the undersi2n.d and
Oil iersons having Claims against said James Roche
justment. ~
Davenport December IL, 1867.
NAR0ARET ROCHE.
~o' nU1sELL, Executrix.
Any ~ Law. 1arch2-d2mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

VT0O Married womes the Voluntary Control of
the Maternal Function, 8 richly Moral in tone,
by ProfessOai Gentleman who has made the Pnys.
ology OF procreati,n his special stndy the great
pa Of his life 1t clea rly rehearses the philosophy
Of impregoation End contAins . summary Of al the
odes rssorted to, TO prevent conception, pointins
out which are e6actent and discussing their virtues,
With Recommendations and directions how 70 eaMly
and 0afely foresta conceptton. Sent under OeA, by
nail ire 1pr o.. QoQnnn1eqAioas strtctly priyaAss
hob1n9 !. 1uoOn. 7. D.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

The above schedule Of property embraces princ.-
pal;y splendid Guy Residences, City and Suburban
Rndias lots In aud adjoining toe City OF Columbus,
Ohio the Capt i of the I'll KID STATE IN 1HEU IN.
ION--containing 80 OOO inhabitants, aud rapidly in
crossing IN manufa,ture commerce, y, pulatiOn
wealth and In the value Of its real estate
The above property will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, before or on
The % Day Of March, 1888,
II the Ticket are not sooner disposed Of; but In
view OF he interests Of the Ticket holders the large
amount, and the great value OF the property riskrd
sutc cot time AFTER the sale OF the viii BE- al
lowed to give six weeks notice, 9TH ough agents aud
newspspers) 50 that such ticket held appoint
their commit &c to make su b distribution
The public Is assured that This distributor of prop
erty 10 not connected with any Exhibition Concert,
any other costly entertainment, whi,h can be en-.
joyed by only few Ticket Holders but consists Of
solid valuable property propor;iened TO the price
Of the ticket, that each person have fair and
equal chance
Persons visiting Columbus, Ohio, are requested to
xamine the location and Character Of said property
and the plsts Of the same file in this office
Those desiring to purchase tickets can obt in them
at this office BY enclosing 81 I'm rent Bark bills
on any specie paying Bank the Unon for each tick
ct ordered.
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CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
is TO 90 TO
J. .. Drake 4 Cs.'s, Ne. 3, lie Claire Blsck,
And purchase from their superior stock Of
RE.ADT.M.ADE CID HluN,G


NOMPRISiNG probably the largest, mos, fashion
" able and best made sssortms mt u Boys' and
Mems clothing To be found In this city As The pub
NC are not gammOhed by nam ng 3d. as OF ~ thousand
dollars In stock selling OF at etc but IL liz .uf-
Gent for ~ TO say that every description Of
That hsars can wish CT mind conceive, that 81 all
unite dnrsbiiity with beauty can be found at our
place, st such astonishingy Low PRICES that we
are confident
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-03

W. E. CHlLDS h CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZN'G!!
WE, the undersigned, prepared TO contract
w and put 1t the shortest notics,our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
it being the only article yet invented that will sue.
ccssfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
climate 1t is perfectly IRE and waterproof, and 10
point Of durability believe 10 equal II supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing We can put IL on over
old tin, tar. iron, or shnge roofs making df-
ference how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswsrranted to prove As above represented.
We VIII put It on for % % PER squsrs, 40 feet
sQuare We will apply It upon tin and iron roofs fr
~ 90 square, being, on account ofits durability.
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building and those who wish
their roofs repaired 70 call at our ONCE opposite the
leClaire House, Davenport Iowa, and examine SAM.
pies. and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duzsb
lily and practicability Of this roofing.
N. B.-we are prepared 70 All orders for our &C.
ment TO those residing at distance. with printed d.
or and eosssv RtgAss ,br loco ED xs~assese
J.BvAN lERaEN 1. BIO.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REyERENCns IN CINCINNATI
NJ Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fifth.
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No g Fourth strees.
Mr. George Carlisle. PIestdOt Of the Lafayette Dank
DR. John Law. Agent Of 1oyal lns. o., Lsndo1
aud Liverpool.
essrs John Shilto Z o., Dry 0eods dsalers "a
street.
itcheil and RAmmssbsrs. Furniture Mans a
dealers 9Th street
iles Greenwood, Esq.
ar Hinkle.
Geo Davenport,
DR. james Hall,
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1W Wheeler, Architscs,
Peck. City Clerk,
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PL NJ chsn. Banks
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@ Hooker,
Ira Poote Builder.
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line.
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City.
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just Received, :,
A ND for sa,s b. Psek Z oGaaAslA
- bbls Cider
SO lbs Apples -
1rssh 0ysesrs constantly a had anA hs ~ y
can - co1o. Al ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

Persons desiring to act rs Agents in the sale Of
Tickets, who will forward u recommendation signed
BY some responsible person. will be promptly an
swer-d.
As TO the property above mentione the value there.
Of or my standing, Irefer the public to the Bankers
Merchants and business mel generally q Columbus.
r. All orders for Tickets, and other letters must
be addressed to NJ. RINGER,
Columbus, Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further Information TO
NICHOLAS kUHNEN,
J. GILLET,
EDWIN FAT.
Corner Main and Second streets. De- 4d8m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
Nday.-very Rev. VIM O'Hara, DID,, OF PhIs

Naay.-very Rev. WIN. O'Hara, DID,, OF Phila-
Secretaries.-Rev James A. Corcoran, DID,, Of
Charleston; and Rev. 7. p. Foley, Of the cathedral
Master Of Ceremonies.-Rev Stanisaus Ferte, OF
st. Marys Seminary.
Chanters-Rev. VIM. o. Parsons and Rev. D.
Edward Lyman.
Superiors in Attendance.
The following Supporters of their respective orders
were also in Attendance
Rev. Father villiger of the Jesuits
Rev. Father Burlando, of the Lazorists.
Rev. Father Rulando of the Redemptoris.s.
Rev. Father Young, of the Dominicans
Rev. Father Dominic of the Franciscans.
On reaching the sanctuary the services commenced
with solemn pontifical mass. the Most Rev. Arch
bishop being the celebrant, with the Very Rev. H. b.
Coskery assisting priest the Revs. Messrs. L. p.
Foley and John McNaly deacon and sub deacon
Of honor the Revs. Messrs j. Paul Dubriel and
Adophus j. Flamman of the Seminary, as deacon
and sub deacon Of Office. Grand master of cere.
monies Rev. Mr. Ferte assisted by the Revs Messrs.
Mccarthy and McDevitt, all of the Seminary
The opening sermon was delivered by Bishop
McGill of Richmond on the authority of the church,
taking his text from the 18th Of the 18th chap
ter of the Gospel of St. Matthew, viz
And he neglect TO hear them tell unto the Church;
but he neglect 10 hear the Church. let him be unto thee
as IN hesthep man and publican.
The sermon was able and argumentatve and was
listened to with deep interest both by the clergy and
the large concourse of persons present filing the vast
edce to its utmost capacity, even the aisles being
thronged from the door to the altar.
After the sermon the Council was organized by the
profession of faith on the part of the Bishops and
Gil of Trent, with the ceremonies and forms usual to
the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

admiration-to those who have been liberal and
generous, and have invariably defended me from the
depreci.i' n Of Others-from myheart l thank them,
and only regret that do not possess the power to
give them substantial proof of my appreciation.
ask those who visit me to speak to me as they
would to son brother, and, above all, to re
member me and mine when bowed before the Throne
of Mercy, and pray that may meet in that bright
world where care and sorrow never come.
MARION IRA Stout.
ROCHESTER, JAIL, May 4, 1858.
In another letter. addressed to Rochester paper,
Stout says:-
wish to enter q distinct contradiction to brief
article which appeared short time since in your
paper. 1t was pOintedly stated that had selected
as my religions advisers Mr. Boardman, Professor
Cutting and Professor Hotchkiss. The relation of
these gentlemen to myself is simply this-they have
kindly informed me Gas well several other clergy
men) they were ready to act az my spiritual coun-
position. wish it distinctly understood that no de-
finite selections have yet been made If it is of any
importance to the public TO know what Christian
gentlemen will be selected I am pleased to say
will inform them who they are as soon as it is de-
cidedly settled in my own mind. The information
reports of Others in regard 10 this important sub
ject is not reliable. M. ]. SrOUr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama, schenck, savannah-s L M,chll &
Steamship Nashville Murray, Chsreston-spoaord, Tiles
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond &c-Ludlam
Ship caroline Tucker, Consdon San Frsncsco-s Bah
Ship Borneo Edwards San Francis,o-w Coleman 4 Co.
Ship Star Of Hope Pearson Acspuco-fsppan Star
ship Reeeccs Eshs,rger. Rchmond-Fosssr Elliott
Bark Lyra wgs ms Havsns.H v,ning,
Bark Florence nightingale (Br, Robbins St John, MIG
Bari Hebron shsPhssd New orlssn:1S Brigham
Brig Otis dIlshrist, Arroyo Elsell Go.
Brig Lady Chapman IBrj, Cooper. Bermuda-smih Jones
Brig wbdaep HIT, Halifaa-D Dewola.
Brig sDns Chisholm WSos Whitney Co.
Brig wn Ssson w Gnrs,nsr Perkins Co
ss Taylor sms
schr 4 Beden Ryder AleIsndriA0N Bedeil.
s! jayne TsIs% hsa fs,. %sssa
scSr 3ocos Par i Bosom Boston dayton sprssa,
sshr s A Apple'on Taylor, Bos.on-J Nc, erson.
sOOp Lady fensick, Post aartfo!d-J Edwards.
Steamer Memphis Watson, Charles.on.
Steamer Paisp,ko. Batter Baltimore
Steamer Mars, Nicnols, Phlsdepbis-
ARRIVED
sep r. n s 10 sn no es Guam ana
line BY s,eamiug WIN n Webb, Capt Hazard
10 VIM whock Jr Had one birIn on board on
ihe Nc date la - Is lon 81 So large ice
sdss EoImes Grlrh New Orleans and Il days from
ship Forest Cty, Tyler ApslAshicoA Is DAYS, With cotton
aom s's lsss eS 1 s g @ - ss 81 keS ss
sight spoke ship Vim Rahbone, from New Orleans Law
BARK Cochrsnc os searSpor, Hoyes csrdenas April
~ with sugar, &e TO II Buck Go. Sailed In company
barn Golden Age Roa,en Galveston Is day, viii, cotton
Rig Anita owen Ray Neuvi,as days with sugar, ac to
Bris Hancock Iof BOSTON, ober, RcmeaOs Apra as with
bIis julia gsEls ,s. Dunn 81 Johns, NJ, 10 days. with
Brig Helen Mar tBrj. burgess Windsor. Ne days with
Brig West s;ndley Galveston y days with cotton, &C. to
days from Boston fer barcelona
schr Maria. L.osay Nsrsnham . days with hides a., %
Corsins Bsnto Co April &c. lat 20 ~ Ion Is g. spoke hr
schr HummDE BIRD, Sea Havana Apr D with sugar To
schr Mary Helen Cof Glenwcod Id Hutchinson Jack,-n
vii - dsys with yellow pine, W Massey Co April d.
lat "a 80 lon 70 30 in tornado from NV osi foress dying
schr chr only Son Eastman, Gardiner. 5dsys
schr Chsnce Haskell RocElsrd, days.
ssr Ss nSsse SsRS Bosom Tor Ab.a
schr N Head, Kelly. New Bedford FOR Albany.
schr Zee Bird, Chase Taunton
scSr wapder French, frovisence
sssr e css s Sops FGsns &C
sshr Josephps wa;srsury, s,.mford for virginis
sioop Active Smith. sag iisrbor.
STEAMER Pelican, IIdrieS. frovidsnce
r rsrs . A5eg ms and Ne.
BELOW.
Br bark from Na,sp1as.
SAILED.
Steamships Kangaroo tBr, Liverpool. Ericsson. bremen;
phis Charleston; Jsmesiown Yorfon &c.
Wind during the day NE tosE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

CONVENTION GERMAN sNGsRs - grand annual con-
veron Of the German musical societies OF the Western
states takes place In Psburg, Penn, in June The
assembage, Is said, wall comprise over one thousand
singers.
prSr1iNu, Tnx pRrSsihS FoRcrp This mans case has
excited good deal OF interest all the country But
would that bis troubles TO end for
stated that the United States District Attorney for the
State OF Kentucky has been instructed by the Department
Of state 10 take bold Of the matter NECESSARY the living
vitnesses VIII be brought from Prussia-2 Louis Repub
hoon Mays
HARD 10 sru-Four trials have been made in Provi.
dence L. 70 elect Senator and sx representatives
the Legislature from tina, city, and yet there cboce
Due notice viii be given when the next election viii be
held
NORTH CAROLINA PoIrrSs.-Hon. Duncan r. Rea, in q
letter himself independent candidate for
Governor John W. Ellie is the regular democratic can
didaie II rumored that Governor Bragg will succeed
Hon. David {. Reid 10 the United states Senate Mr..
Reds term expires With the preseD, Congress
IvAuurR, uoS 90 nus MAYOR OF ArBASy.--IIou. ri
Perry Mayor elect Of Albany, was Installed mo Office
the sth inst
wraIrH or OUR IAKEs-rt is estimated that the fisher
men on our lakes receive se4oco per annum for their
fish
RiaHIfse Tmcspuvyr-Thc Detroit Free Press, the 90
umbus Ohio, Sdtcrsdn the Cleveland Pldinddlsr, AMI
the 1soompton constitution, cordially endorse the
Kansas bill.
IsersIAruRr or CoSNrcucrr.--ThIs body met and or.
ganized in New Haven on the 9th inst and Governor
Buckingham sent in his The document mainly
occupied with the discussion OF financial matters ncud
ing history Of the late financial re~ulsion and ito effect
uprn Connecticut
TIE OrsTS1 DEMONSTRATION CHICAGO The Chicago
Tribune says that those engaged In getting up Ocsni
demonstration have abandoned The idea Of having street
procession, and the demonstration will take place
Of the public halls
IouruASA Doc LAw.-The Legislature Of louisiana
have just passed law which provides that "sil dogs
owned by citizens q this state shall be, and hereby
declared 10 be personal property Of such ctzens aud
shall be placed the footing and under the
guarantees Of Law all other effects and property To-
gsiy declared 10 be personal property"
Cor DEs JARDrEs DtsssrxR-rhis railway acct
dent has cost the Great Western railway sl61 600
PAVING orr srrcK IN vRaSta-On the lat inst. when
the banks OF Iynchburg Va resumed specie payments,
OF them paid out $4,000, aud others $50
10000 each in coin, the demand for coming from dis
tant brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Coon News FROM TrE ISpIASs.--By the arrival
OF the 1T amer from Key West Tampa, SC Thursday,
placed In possession Of the gratifying Intelligence
through Gen Carter who came on a pssseng@, thst
III Indians in at Fort Myers, really 10 emgrste
This number s composed Of thirty three warriors and
eighty four and children and constitutes the bands
Of Bowlegs and kssnvsh Bot Of these chiefs pre-
sent with all their punder ready TO Al any time
ing twenty three warriors, thirteen Of the "MsrkOe tribe
and Tsahsssees. part OF the Arkansas deega.
ton had gone in quest OF these with prospect OF
ing the emigration OF the most not all OF them. sam
Jones helpless nearly blind and 10 owing
but the most Of his warriors are willing 10 aud asked
few which tO operate upon the balance. On the
whole, the prospect Of getting the Indians of most fat
tering-thsnks 10 he efforts OF our noble volunteers
The Indians represented AZ being almost without
clothing and ammunition Major Rector, the government
agent having charge OF the emigration, Will pay them
nothing Hutl they are aboard OF the steamer and properly
registered. THE precauon seems b be satisfafyry
The number Of warriors returned only seventy six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS 70 AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnrIRs CIrr-From New York ID, arriving at Havana
tn and Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2Oh, Havana
CAH1wsX-From New York 18th arriving at Havana l7th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana
PMI1pELrnI..Fro New York i7th arriving a. Havana
ga and New orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h Havana
BIXcn Wsssios-From New York 9Th arriving At
lst and New Orleans 81 From New Orleans lah Havana
IsABx-Ffom Charleston 1h and 18TH due At 9Th
and 3D. From Havana 10th and 18th due at New York 10th
When the above dates on Sunday the steamers will sal
Monday, except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value 10 those having correspond
The mail Southampton the 4h and 10Th of each
Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 18th Of Same month
Arrives Malta about the 18th and s0h Of month
Arrives at Alexandra about the 18th of same and Al Of fol-
sue1 about the 10Th list of and 9Th 9th of
Arrives at Alden about the 18th or 18th Of same and 10th or
Leaves Alden about The 18Th Eth of name day Of N
Indian Navy Bombay about the Sd To 6h
18Th 20 2ls OF following month
and srrves at Point Dc Gallo about the 9Th or
Point Gale for Pulo Penang the day II the
steamer has already arrived which takes The mail on
arrives at Puo Penang about the l2n or 18Th and 18th or
9th of following month -
Leaves Singapore about ~ hours after arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D or 2 and 9Th or 10th
Leaves day for Shanghai
Two mails EnglaDd-ope the 9Th and 10Th OF
same time as the souhern mail
HS- An paekoges and letters in,nded for the NEW YORK
HERALD should be s.died
ALnANAc roRk-rHs DAY.
81 NOON RISES. 21s6
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
Weekly Summary,
INVITATIONe.

The Maverick church and society at Fast Boston
Mas, have extended call TO Rev. ]. ~ Haskell Of
Washington. 10 become their pastor.
Rev r. W Cook has received and accepted a call
b. become the pastor Of the Congregational church
and society At Townsend. Mass.
Rev Joseph Warren, DID, has been unanimously
called % the pastorste Of the Westminster church
Quincy Illinois
Rev. W G. Sco6eld late Of Milford, Conn. has &C
oepted cali from the church aud congregation ia
GAINESVILLE Wisconsin.
The Urhon Baptist church and society Of Meri-
ma street Boston. have invited Rev ID. ". Crane.
a. Northampton. 70 become their pastor.
INSTALLATIONS.
hev p. theever, some year. since pastor ~ the
SECOND Presbyterian church 10 Newark was installed