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splendid passenger steamer leaves New Orleans daily a.
o'clock p NJ Cairo which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
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Two trains leave Cairo daily
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Evening Express at 6 p. NJ
Connecting at sANDoyAI with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road PANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail-
road for Louisville Cincinna at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad Springfield jacksonville and Naples;
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eppo and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and BurliDg
TON Railroad Gaeburg Burlington Quincy and Central
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the from Cairo.
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cage and Cairo New York Through 10 Chi
cAgo s hours Niagara Falls s hours; New York IS hours
baggage checked through.
R1For through tickets information apply the ILL.,
aIs Central Railroad Ticket Office, under the St. Charles Ho
* ly W. r. REDDING, Agent.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
{ xszasE9MsYY YrR 4EIaE SEA AfFs, s,bRE4HRss EAHks

On the s day Of March, 1858 and until further notice.
passenger train viii leave New Orleans daily at O A. NJ and
arrive Pahala $50 NJ Returning Will leave Bahnla
At dssS A. NJ and arrive at New Orleans at 2 sOP.M
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH S, !
!sEEEczrEs, Ez,c.

PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO MR.. ISAAC NJ MARKS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-05

THOBACCO!-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
date Continue Tobacco business for my account
under The style JOHN PRICE, Jr CO., at Nos. q and
2e NHichez streets. -.
All business entrusted will have the best attention
We will all keep hand large and choice Stock
suited for all markets. hogsheads and bales All descrip
tions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation use. JOHN fkICE, Jr.
New Orleans October l. 1S57.lf VI
A MEXICAN AROMATIC HITTER cot
II DIALThis Cordial whose delicate havor and aroma
successful tonic and restorative known
In Of general debility and eompants restores
the appetite nvgorates the action and functions Of the sto
ach and thereby prevents dyspepsia 50 often brought on BY
continued attacks Of Indigestion the prevalent complaint OF hot
and humid climates Said Cordial be administered with
equal efficiency to the infant and the aged by following the d.
recons printed the label Of each bottle and lis agreeable
taste is not the least Of its recommendation
This Cordial has been introduced into use In the
pai eofeehouses of this city such as saEeac Gem Ruby
the Age far superior Boxers Stomach Bitters
celebrated throughout the States Of America and there
can 6 no doubt that all who have tasted the American Bitter
Cordial give the preference other Bers hitherto In
USE For sale by A. A. PEYCHAuD.
No. los Royal street.
B.TURPIN, -
IS Old Levee street.
DEYERGES ST. R0MES,
a. Sm u Exehange Alley.
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a HALLER d LAsAN, ooPPERsMITHs
<~ And =
~ a SHEET IRON WORKERS,
w 247 Tchouptoulas No Triangle Buildings
e prepared manufacture article in the above bns
ness suitable Plantation and Refinery such
a. Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ns Chimnes Frebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters, Carih
m and any articles in that line used in the manufacture OF
Sugar al As and in style Of make
passed by any house in the trade n
We are also prepared m all orders from city country
reaes Ia Ruders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and
ZINC VALLEY Cutters Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and plain
Always on hand an of Cooking, Barroom and
Parlor STOVES.
Iron pine Work and Fittings always on hand.
Sn nS- All W work done with dispatch. dl4 ly
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Ti771 N77T77 ~ 777I IRUAD-WINTEK ARBANUEM En- I
~ From and after Sunday November lst
1851, the steam train will leave As follows;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

FIRE.-On Saturday at about ten
o'clock. fire was discovered in pile of lum-
Der in the yard of Messrs. King l. Hopes
east Of the Gas Works. The alarm being
given the engine companies were soon upon
the spot. but the fire being located in the
bottom of large pile of lumber, could not
be reached SO effectually as to cause imme-
date extinguiahment. The pile continued
to burn until large portion Of It was re.
moved 30 that engines could throw a stream
upon 1t, when it was thoroughly checked.
The fire was beyond doubt the work Of an
incendiary; and as the place in which it
caught could not have been reached in per.
son, it is concluded that burning fluid must
have been thrown upon the boards, and
then application of fire made thereto by
thrusting in q match. M.ssrs. King 4
Hopes were insured in the Home Pho
nix and 'Etna' companies to sufficient
amount to cover the loss, which is estimated
at from 5000 to $1,000. Mr. Hoffman, the
Agent Of these companies will see that the
loss is adjusted with his usual promptness.
The Lumber Yard Of Messrs. Alling 4 Co.,
was also fired on Saturday evening, but for
tunately the flames were discove cred and
checked before any considerable damage
had occurred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

IsIDoxA CLARK.-Great preparations
are making to give this distinguished Pri
ma Donna hearty welcome to might, and
We expect that Metropolitan Hall will be
packed to its utmost capacity. Mr.. Taunt
the tenor and Herr Louis He'll are here,
and nothing now remains, but for our cii-
zers TO enjoy the rich musical feast that
awaits them. We advise all who have
choice Of locality TO 60 early TO Wallace 4
Ingalls, and their secure seats. Md'me
Clark will sing the following classic pieces.
"Casta Diva" from Bellines master work,
the Opera (Norma.) Meyerbeer's celebrated
"0ipsy so~g." fkom e. Etoile du Nord,) her
own great English Csvatina "2As Lost Bird
ling" has excited 20 much praise
and we'll deserved enthusiasm elsewhere,
also the beautiful ballads "7ne Last Rose Of
Summer" and "Kathleen Aasourneen. -
Mr.. Taunt will sing Fescas German ro-
nance, "7Ae Wanderer," the Scotch ballad
"Come at thee dovn" and an English song by
Wallace. Mr.. He'll will perform Fantasies
for the Piano by Cora, Prudent, Strachosh
and himself, and preside at the Piano with
the accompaniments. Md'me Clark will
visit Muscatine Burlington, Keokuk Peoria,
Quincy, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
~ We learn from the lie Clai,

~ We learn from the LIE Claire
city Enterprise. that old Scott is coming in
for its share Of the dust, which is undoubt-
edly very small. Here is the item
GoLD Discovered IN LIZ CLAIRE.-It is now
established beyond doubt. that gold has
been discovered in or near this city. 1t may
possibly, not exist in very large quantities,
but that it does exist. is beyond a doubt
We were shown on Wednesday evening last
q specimen of "the dust" found BY Orlando
Chamberlin Eco two miles above this place
and although we have but very little Of tn
precious article" lately yet we remember
how it looks sufficiently well, we think, to
have no hesitation in saying this was pure
gold dust. We have not hitherto, pail
much attention to the Iowa gold stories, be.
lieving them to be humbuggery, and feel
ing confident that Iowa possessed mine of
untold wealth, in her agricultural resources
but We now no longer hesitate to make
known to the world what we believe to be
q discovery Of great Importance, and no
humbug. Specimens of the dust may be
eeen at several places in this city, and those
doubling our assertions, can call and see for
themselves All hail to the gold mines of
LIE Claire Long may they wave!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
MORE BRITISH OUTR AGES
Two American Vessels Searched.
Important from Washington.
Merchantmen to be ~ seeed.
REIGN or TERROR IN NEW ORLEANS
The Editor cf The Pieamne aryested
ENHs1n m n m Dnn~A~-~s
Excitement Increasing.


B"sToN. May T. The Brig Helen Jan.
from Trusilla, and schooner Citizen from
Sa.' Domingo, arrived here Yesterday, re-
port 4ving been boarded by boats from
British war y,ssels ia the Gulf hut recei 10.
evil treatment
tuAnLrsroS. < g.. May G.-Thc govern
men' steamship Atlantic arrived to da,
from Key West. with troops for Fort Moui
THE She reports the L =. steamer Water
witch at Key West on the sd. She was
taking in coal, and would leave the mex,
day on u cruize
NEW losK. May THE brig Abram ar.
rived yesterday from Iavarilo, reports hav.
Ing been boarded hy IA boat from the Styx
and papers os erhauled, but treated polite
ly. Ih, bark Turano from Havana, was
boarded off that harbor by a Spanish boat
from a Spanish war st. amer, but was treat
ed citilly
WAsIuscroS, June 7.-Mr. Sickles int end 8
to introduce into the House 70 morrow, II
bill 10 authorize merchant vessels to arm to
protec, them-elses agairs; search. visitation,
and detention. and to make captures, which
are TO be condemned as prizes, and suthori-
zing the President TO employ the naval for
'~ss tor tue sarne purpose.
IN a state Of immense excitment. The Wig.
lance e.muifteo arrested Mr. Lumsdon Of
the Fieay1nf, and kept him in confne-
ment several hours lie was drunk and
disorderly around the Vigilance camp.
The Mayor IL still at the Vigilance COM
mittees Head Quarters, he is afraid for his
life II lie leave there. Affairs look very
equally.
We don't expect the election will take
place on Monday.
The Mayor has issued proclamation, re-
voking the power Of the Recoder TO ap-
point special police.
The ci'izens are disgusted with the
The VIGILANCE committee is still fortifv-
lug iis position.
Lafayette square is still in the hands of
the I.ob, and cannon loaded with Crane
cou,,naI.l all the approaches to the square.
The Recorders have appointed 800 spe-
cial police, among thcm some Of the worst
men OF the city They refuse TO give up
their authority, although 1t has been re-
voked by the Mayor. and they have arrest
cd several meu known to belong to the
Vigilance committee.
MARKETS --NLw Yoax x-FLouR-Market
shsd br er with air - nan IT, part io- export and
speculation. Sny8 o f,r suItar state, 1904 20
Tor e. - state; 9lCi . 90 iot sm,er state.
hyE fiouR-Du a > cOe3 ~
NnEAv-ouiet AM nom. SO tor Chicago Spring.
II OO for rcd wnt w tenn; 05 Tor wbit n ich and
and.
krE--sleaiy at 65m66
Cons Duh Sales 5000 bush at 6s673 fov
cam = 4 To good mixed western; 7Id7s for southern
ycl a.
PoHK-Dull and prices dropping. Sales 100 bbls
At IL ~ for mess, 10 oo9 IL 20 for prime.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
mount Ida Female College.
DAvHNPO1f, IOWA.

1TVHD 6ummes Session OF this Institution commen
i ces o. Monday, Nay Sd, ls5s. The location of
this Institution for general hsalthfure8 purity Of
moral atmosphere, sublimity and beauty OF scee'y.
b not s2oelled 10 thought, BY that Of any similar
1nstitutton in this nation. The buildings uostan
tias brick edince, situated ON beautiful nencs,
(0verloOklng the s'Fsther Of Waters and Twin Git
~ OF The West" and is beine fitted up IN ne
most approved style ofeastern Colleges. The Session
Rooms have beep nicely paDered, AND supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture dsgoIsliy ar.
ranged, and the thres commodtous "a lors have ben
neatly papered, painted csvpeted nd furnis, with
new and elegant pia0ee, &C., for the scccmoda
Of the musical and ornamental department Two ad-
ditional Pro 'ossers will be aided to the Faculty.
lady and gentlsman, late Of Troy Female Q Cnge, N
The boarding department. will accommodate as
preoeot, between seventy i've and enc hun.sed y.ni
ladies' and viii Be under the supervision ~ the Pres
ident and his I.sdy; and psrents may b. assured
tAat pains VIII b spofed, not ouly 70 prou,te The
ncholaHship and standiugs but the health ani COM
fort o. tholf dsugAtegs. This Ins tuition teng now
plaosd under a1spicse Of the Mount Ida Csliese
Asooe1atioa " end Deospsrated with the highest Col
lseaes powers full and formal Diplomas, concerning
aposopgists E1osofy Degrees, viii b. AWARDED 20
th0D yoonR la1tao Vho compoete the prescr
epurso oe 0e1Ay. 0xpnses WIN bs reduced to mees
t6o 49,. o6u1m0 Wn - ree1tvo6 q any timedu-
r1ne ~ DSot half e ~ ooooloa
1a0l.t1 ~ y = rO0KD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

TROUBLE IN TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1t is exceedingly unpleasant for us to be
compelled to notice more disaffection in our
Fire Department. That which We now re-
fer to was caused at the fire on Saturday
night at Messrs. King & Hopes lumber
yard. It appears that the Fire King Co..
No, 2, were the first on the ground. and had
got their hose laid from the river to the fire
some 400 feet-and had commenced play
ing on the fire, when the No. Is arrived,
and the order was given that the No. 2's de.
tach hose and play into the No. Is. thence
upon the fire. This order was politely
though firmly declined, a. the No. 2's con-
cluded. an very properly, We think, that
inaamuch as they were already rendering
efficient service in subduing the confagra-
ton, and - the distance from the fire to the
river was only about 400 feet, which dis
tance single engine could force water with
perfect ease and further that by putting
two engines upon the same line of hose
would only be loss of time and . serious
disadvantage in that case. they were fully
justified in thus continuing to play upon
the fire on their own hook. The No. 10
then waited some twenty or thirty minutes
until the No. SO could arrive from the low.
er part Of town. when An order was given
to the No. l's to 60 to the river and play
into the No, Sc, but this was disregarded,
and the No. So went to the river. and soon
the connection Was made and both began to
CD crate. After the fire WAS subdued, the
No. l's left their engine and hose ON the
ground and went home, refusing to have
anything more to do with IL. The No. II
volunteered to take up the hose and get the
engine home with the aid of other parties
We understand that the No. l's have threat
ened to disorganixe; but - to this We can
not state. This statement We give a. W
got it, but trust that nothing serious or un-
pleasant will grow out Of the! matter. II
We were correctly informed, We must say
that We cannat see why any disturbance
should grow out Of It. The Engineer VA
undoubtedly aware that the Fire King va
abundantly able 70 throw water that dis.
taass. and ws ass slow to believe that b
wesld give sash - std~ when. - d thil
saas. sash engine had - abandAsss = hssl
aaA muscle = sopoly ~ 6tnAnA VI
~ ~ ~ o1n1oSI1i &111 ~ lnanl1Ao ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

F1aHT AT EAST DAvENPoKT.-On
Saturday most disgraceful fight came off
at East Davenport, betweena crew of RATS
men and number of citizens. The distur.
bance commenced in = saloon and was
caused by some Misunderstanding ~ to who
was the best man in the crowd That this
matter Of difference might be more definite
ly and satisfactorily arranged it was deter
mined to make trial OF amount of strength
which resulted in severe conflict in which
some twenty or twenty-6 persons were
actively engaged. On arriving at the scene
Chief Policeman Mitchell, found several of
them very plainly and severely marked up
about the head ad shouldera He went in
and after slight skirmish succeeded in ar.
resting seven Of the combatants, whom he
brought before Justie Sehirash, who bound
them ovssin the sum oieloo 70 appear at the
Asxt term q he Distrist oes.A Three q
The pertiss y bsaad evse vses GussnI Il
~ t)sssapstA NJ oats IN ~ ~,
~ uhs MIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

RAFT SMAsHED.-Another large
raft was knocked into "pi" yesterday morn
ing while passing the bridge. 1t was COM
pletely riddled, but no lives were lost
The wreckers were out with their skiffs to
the number Of fifty or more, picking up
stray logs which are said to be the proper
ty Of the finder. This proceeding is mat
ter of great annoyance to raftsman. 1t is
not enough that they should be smashed up
at the bridge, but horde Of pirates who
live on the misfortunes Of others, sail out
in their little skiffs; attach line to the
floating log or logs, and scull away to the
shore Perhsps this is legal but it IL not
Just.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

QNcs .. Brady Street .oiM Moore = g esvel
sssAIS 2&prsss is desirnsd 10 deliver Ossds Sus
= Aefc6Ants, carry pssksger, baud)ss, manages
-, tor persons living the bipn and In soo04o
paftH of the City VIII also ie ut the maSke4 houoeo
every moSnif + at 81 a'elsck-for the pCooont- %
take sny marketing to residences whicA 0ay - e.
slsed.
boxeo a4 Mcneil Bro, Sutton D q. - Y =
Vo1sUoStA ehsil receive prompt atteu>1o0.
1hs coarsrs Will - Tor deli ssioe bunAloa nnoons
-. nee.eoes, Ae, % sny pA,t q ths a1v beioW =
= 0n1A. - sl1ilar saadIes, q. = 0G110 -
ssso1e tesmH sfli - mAns ~ mnounnn1D e
s.s.s e1si iskE1k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

The LIE CLAIRE ESrEREFIsE.-We
have received the first number Of the lie
Cyairs City Easrprise, new weekly isr-
oeratie paper just started in the City Of lie
Clsire.
The sheet is owned by Messrs Lawrence
1 King, Mr.. Lawrence, formerly of the Ca
manche Democrat, doing up the editorial
We copy the following from that part Of its
sslutatory which explains the general fea.
lures of the enterprise:
"A firm. honest and unconpromising SUP
port of Democratic principles and the Dem
ocratic party, believing that Democratic
statesmen and the wisdom Of their meas
nres. have made this country what it is, and
having no reason to think that their con,in-
uance In power will retard unr further al
vancement. We shall endeayor, however, to
"Nothieg extern ate,
Or oet down aIght in malice -
And il, at times. We should seem harsh in
our political actions, We hope it will be re-
membered that it is not through enmity ".
may bear individual members Of orvoal,ion
parties, but rather that it is OWN t. oar
too great love for the Union and the Con-ti-
tuition of our country.
Success to the Enterprise
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

DisTRICT CoURT.-The June term OF
the District Court, His Honor, Judge Ben
net, presiding, went into session yesterday,
with an enormous docket to contend with
The usual lumber Of lawyers, amounting TO
something like hundred, are On hand with
more or less business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

TWIN Board Of Equalization of the City Tax List
i Will meet at the Council Chamber Tue day
next, Mt , O'Clock. All persons who wish to conf.
with the Board In this matter are requested to b.
present at thst time.
Davenport, Iowa June, lS5o.
Per Order,
THE UnA ARn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

GRIM CoN.-Betore Esq. Blood
State of Iowa vs., Perry Coyle. Geo. s. G.
Dow and Frank Plumer for State. Messrs
J. J. Lindley and Geo. E. Hubbell for De-
fense.
The case coming on for hearing yesterday
morning was adjourned until this morning
at Q o'clock on account Of the absence Of
witnessed
A large crowd Of men who might have
been in better business, were refused ad-
mittance to hear the examination, the room
being full.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
Notice lO Merchants.

A ND others having surplus stock OF any de-
IN script u o. Merchantd,se tan ic Slize the cakf
osi them by sending them, unlimited, fer my auction
oAes. Sales settled the second day after the auut-
ion. Tsrms reasonable. ELIAS HALR
Auctiunetr 4 Oomnlmission In. rshant No. IS East
Reco nd itre't.
fumes hff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
Park House.

IOWA CITY IOWA.
II Wis Large and Ccmraiqus Hoo, as~ bseu leasal
L by the propTietcl, ito,"'rhy Yepaived and reno
waited, neatly rurtisae0 throughout la the best man.
neT, with sFDIsa RLDa aud LOOTED WITH Gas.
No psIns viii ir pared - make the PADK HOUSE
the "a No - iion,t II ilr Guy; IL betng much The
largest AMI ples&arty .ilaet in = central location
IN the corner OF H. - . Dn ugue streets, near
the City Pxrs VAN aie acc Omn odAttops for
Two Hundred Guests
TBRNS-in canforbIily Y t. the times.
Good and CApaco.s ,t.i. my sitached 10 the housa
TIKI sDELI.. PPoprtet0V.
Nov24l0 Formerly of The lr,sdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

nN and after Ecrday May l7th 1858, and unti
Ofnrfher notice trains will leave R0cA Island daily
Sundays excepted, - follows
lst mail train at o2OAM
2! freight S1O II
I'd night express 71OP n
Trains arrive q nosk Island daily, Sundays 81.
cepted, folloWs:
ist night exprous q BIOA.N
I'd freight trains at o6OPN
I'd mail train oS 6ASP n
All trains over this road In direct connexon st
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, Ptt,sbnrs Fort Wayne and Chica-
90 Rail Road to and from Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore and washington Also q
IaSale with trains Of tho Illinois Central Rood
North 70 0sens and south TO st. Louis and Ostro 70
which places tickets can be procured Of
w. B. 0remnelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, Il. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF giving
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking their seats
In the CARS the conductors collect fares only sta
tons the line Of the Chicago nock Island rarood
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintsadant.
". n. wHnNAH, Asst eup't.
Rock Island. Ma. Is. l6AS tdtfl