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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
FORSALEORLEASE


VINHE ORFICK heretofore occupied by essrs Cook,
Dillon I.ndley, opposite Cook h Sargent
Bank.
Enquire of N KuHsEs, Tobaoconlst. [Dec2Str
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RAILROADS.


I'm and afssT Monday. Dec. tn, 1901, and vssp
~ further notice, trains viii lsavs Devsnposs, 10,
husessne and Iowa 0isy (SuDdsys escspesdD . ~
lows:
~ Freight and IMMIGRANT train, % ANAu
,. ash Ffain st 7Au
50 Freight and EmiGrant Train, ll.s0A =.
9Th Express Train Ct O,iS p =
Trains win leave Dsvenpost ipr OAicaee daily, Sun
days excepted a. follows:
Is; Nail Train, NJ sasAm
81 Freight Train, At II -
I'D freight train, ~ sos : u
eth Express Train, NJ "a T, -
Trains arrive as Davenport daily. (DunAs - sze,p-
ted) - follows:
sa THE VEST.
LIST Mail Train, at e,IS ~
"a Freight and km,srans f!ain. q ioasA.s.
81 6,sb ?. y.
sth Rxprsss Train q GISpn.
YRoM faH EAST.
LIST Nan Train, ~ so u
ID Freight Train, st 10 2OA r
30 Freight Train at s,SOpu
.th Express Train u s:OSpu
All trains cut Of Davenport yin naks ooanscsioae
With Anscstine aud Iowa City.
The Passenger Train connects et Davsnport VIII
the Rock Island 4 CHICAGO trains
Passengers az reminded OF the necessity Of RivfnR
gage procure tickets before taking heir seeass
lhe cars. 4. DAY ARA
Nov DIT
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LIUS CHESEB ROU GH
Dental 911rEee1a.


MOULD respectfully infotm the inhabitants OF
office directly over the Davenport Gas Co. ., In 4er
wins Block, Perry, between Third and Fourth SITS,
for the transaction OF Mechanical and Ope alive Dem
tstry in all its branches Having ceived insiruc-
IT, FROM and during the rast year been associated
with, OF the most able practitioners In the East he
feels confident that any operations entrus Ell to him
will be executed In careful and skillful manner
He will be most happy to show any who may favor
him with call his recommendations, which are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examD alton upon all work cImmtts ed 70 his
hands. All operations registered and war; Anted.-
He socts share Of the public patronage, and takes
pleasure in submitting the fo'lcwif testimonial:
NEW IosDoN, Oct. %, 1857.
This may certify that DR.. j. Chesebrcugh has been
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, he has operated with me In my
office. In hts professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and rdisily recommend him to auy
wishing such services a. those Of careful and skill
full Dental Operator. Wv sHRPFlELD
And also in referring TO Messrs.
q. r. 4 o. Shepard, Hon T. ". Williams,
F. G Learned, DR.. ". W. shefneld
Hon EbenezeI Learned, J G Learned,
Or: Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington.
" Browne, DR. W Stoddard,
ofNew London, Conn also TO
DR.. Barrows. NJ Burrows,
Hon N Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. WitherWax, Rev Mason,
W Gurey ESQ.,, 4essrs Cock 4 Sargent,
Rev Packard, DS True,
II Barrow Esq, VA Remington,
B woodward, AT Mast,
" Smith, PMerwin,
4 7 sl.ymater, Aw Bailey. [Febsdn
Rev Masoun, Chas Powers
Jos Lsmbrite, Jno Rogers.
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securely invested, 100 600 90
Surplus, 1911 -
ASSETS.
As bonds and mortgages, first
lien ON real estate, estima-
ted vau- $3.50 900 90 JOG, 900 10
IS. shares Indianapolis Gin
cinRafi X Co. par value,
50 $50 90. 300 90
80 first mortgage bonds Prsvi-
nee, Hartford h RishkilI
CO, $1,000 each.-
$50 600, o0O 90
Bills receivable, 5,93 u
Cash on hand, Ala o3
Cash IN the hands Of Agents
and in tIansitu, 4,i67 30
- 1897 %
Losses, None.
| other claims against the
Company about 500 90
Amount Of fire risks in force, u, 800 90
Amount OF Marine risks In
force, 56,231 O0-l33,537 60
The greatest amount insured
on any ons risk, irst class 10 900 90
The z est amount insured
in any one rick, ordinary, 5000 90
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLAH-
TATIoSs.
Providence 70 January 1858.
Personally sppearea before me WARD COMING,
President, and OBeD MILLER, See etary OF the
above named Company, and severaly made oath that
the foregoing statement, by them -ubscrbrd, Is, in
their best knoWe and belief true.
CHARLES PARKHURsT,
Justice Of the Peace.
This Company Insures against loss or damage by
FIRE on stores, merchandise, dwellings, mills, manu-
factories, hotels, gin and houses Also Aarne
and Inland trans ortston Cars risks At the ordiox
~ rates OF premium
Losses promptly and equitAbly adjusted and paid.
BOARD OF DIRECTORs.
Ward Cowing, WIN A Bradford,
Samuel Darling, Edward Perry,
Geo W Brexn, Geo " Hall,
&c Gardner, Obed Miner,
Walter Snow, Vim Rider,
Geo cleveland, Philip Rider,
Thomas D. yle
WARD COMING,
p. MILLER Pres tent.
Secretary. Z. PAY, Agent
Offce-Oorner OF Brady and Front streets Dayen-
port Iowa. mch23 alw-w8w
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Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Pape

Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
IRON TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots to suit Purchasers.
DORDEhS, FireboArd Prints, Tiester Ornaments
ID window shades, God Transparent and beaut,-
ful, Paper Curtains, PLAIN, green, blue. bun and n
CURED At very Iow prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would be with bare walls. when you can have yOnr
houses papered and made comfort able for atrne.
Halls, Room, Ceings and Decorative Psperine
done Ia . ntyle not u be- cxcelled.
Please call Second street corner Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD q Son.
July2b Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
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EMPLOY .MENT,

$50 Month, and all Expenses Paid.
An AGENT WANTED in every town and county
In The tnlted states, 10 Engage in a respectable and
cay business by which the above profits be
talnly r"alzei. For !ull particulars sdtres II Mon
METH n Co, corner OF BsCCIl@ and Mercer STREETS,
New York City, inclC sing one postage stamp
FehZ}
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4 nv tc9 - uoooosnsn dU1anV1BssD.
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For Safe ~. Lease.

TN Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers - pr
sons that may desire TO lease for term OF years
the following property In the city OF Davenport, viz
In block I3-l25 feet fronting on ID street,
$50 &c Z" on Western Avenue.
% I" +" 81 st.
In block t7-near the Market House.
so feet fronting western avenue
extending 90 feet back with an allie
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Trident Mutual Insurance Comply,
PROVIDENCE, II 4.

OFFICE, NO. BLACKSTONE BLOCh.
Chartered by Legislature 81 Rhone Island, June,
1871. Commercial business, November, 1,57.
STATEAEMT OF the Bushes and Condition o. the
" Trident Mutual Insurance Company" Of P.ovi.
deuce, h !, to December 3lst, 1851.
Author zed Capital, $500, 900 co
Guarantee Capt al paid In and
securely invested, 1900 00
Surplus, 1911 -
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For Sale or Lease.

For ding back so feet.
ttovnurther srticuolars INQUIRE OF Corbin 4 Dow
eys sw, or Of JAMES MAY.
iaIO
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INCUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. IL
Il particulars enquire Of OoRBIN Dow, or
(augl6dtfl JAMES NAY
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VTRIUMPHANT OVER ALL OTHERS
III The Premium Cutting Rox:
Cummings Patent Hay and Straw Cutter. foi
sale by lmar2l Eli. COOK h son, ,Agts.
lNHEESE.- -
~ 10 boxes Cheese, on consignment, low;
mari TENNEY SORENSON.
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NXTOOL PLAIDS AND DELAINES.-
w large and nice ortment hand and 70
sale cheap, for cash only, at SAM. EMBICHS..
febl6 Main street, three doors below Second.
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And almost every article used in Daguerreotypins or
Ambrutyping.
Oriers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
at q small advance ON Eastern prices.
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies. Of
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept in
Drug Stores, and every article sold by is warranted
to be pure fresh and genuine.
Sy Particular attention pad to filling Physcians'
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles 4! out line to call send and
can give satisfaction both in regard to qu,u
ity and price. HALLOCk & STODbARD,
my4-ly'57 No. 4 y Main street, Evansville, Ind.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

THE HoopEp SKIRT AND BATIsM.-At
Chicago, last week, rather amusing scene
took place during the baptism of young
lady by the pastor of the Tabernacle. The
Union says:
The minister requested her to assume the
dresses peculiar to such occasions, but she
declined to take off her hooped skirt. The
minister told her Of the Inconvenience that
must resul. from her obsi,nacy, but like
true female, she persisted. Blu, when she
came to descend into the bath, the inflated
skirt touched the water and rose up around
her like balloon. Her head was lost to the
congregation-she was swallowed up in the
swelling skirt. The minister tried TO force
her down into the bath, but she was kept
above the surface by the floating properties
Of crinoline, and was buoysd up so success
fully that it was not until after much diff
Guilty, and many forcible attempts 10 sub
merge the lady the minister succeeded in
baptising the feir one. Finally it was ef-
fected, TO the relief Of the minister and seri-
ously- inclined audience.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Stand Firm-Stand Firmi

Americans and Wings the country de-
manss that you stand firm in this hoiir of
lis peril. The Goths and Vandals have TO
.be met and driven back, and you are the
men TO do it. Your position just now is
more honorable than any party has ever oc-
cupicd in the history Of this government
The fate Of all we bold dear is in your
hands. If you prove true, if you "stand
firm," all will be well. Ifyou desert your
colors and smslgamate with either of the
miserable factions which are distracting
the country, all is lost. Stand firm, and
millions vet unborn will praise your hero
ism. You may get no fat Offices BY thus
acting, but you will gain what is far bet
ter, the eountry's good. The present con-
di,ion Of the country has, already, vindica-
ted, has already prouen, the correctness Of
your principles, By standing firm, in this
hour Of peril, you will see them moulding
our future policy. By deserving the A
merican and Wing flag, you place the gov
eminent in the hands Of aliens. Stand firm
stand Arml-FLiberty Tribune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

should stand firmly there. receiving assis-
tanee from all men and all parties who are
willing to ignore political issues, where
dishonor does not follow, to arrest the pow
er of the country from the hands Of party
incompetent to so manage its affairs as to
save it from dissolution.
Americans can never vote with the Re-
publicans because they are sectional inter-
ventionists, seeking to dissever all the ties
that bind us together as common people.
They cannot vote with the Nationals, be-
cause
l. They are sectional.
2. They are net pro-slavery.
8. They are powerless.
4. They are nullifers, conditionally.
5. They have had custody of the country
for forty years and have failed TO continue
its peaceful relations. a@
6. They have exhausted themselves upon
distractions, and ignored all principles.
Z. They are insincere and unsafe, even
in our own State, upon the abstract ques-
ton Of slavery, as evidenced in all their
governmental acts. s -
AHc Ndf; soy tHc tepuoACdh - W w
carried into all the Districts. The Ameri-
cans Of this district are ready for it
now, much as they may regret the necessi-
ty, but Sthey are innocent Of assisting in
producing the cause which has brought a.
bout the state of thing which now exists
The American party are ready to meet the
question of emancipation in the Fifth, and
as their standard bearer in that contest, Of
fer Col. Saml. H. Woodson, the present in
cumbent as candidate for Congress.
Col. w. has given satisfaction to all par
ties, and we take it all parties will unite tc
return him. If the emancipationists deter
mine TO make the race against him, ouJ
friends of the Republican will please note
the result. OF course he will have no 9th.
er opponent. ... -F
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

FThe old "raw head and bloody bones
Of "Nigger" is again set up to scare people
into the democratic fold. In 1856 it had
Stephen A. Douglas for its "fgurs head
He was the true blue, the genuine, unadul-
teratsd, pro-slavsry. Southern man. He
was the man for whom the Missouri dem.
ocrats voted in the Cincinnati Conv ention.
What man is TO form the figure head at the
coming election. We are anxious to know.
Perhaps it is John Van Buren, the son Of
his daddy, old Martin. We see that John
is figuring quite largely at the present time
in faver Of democracy. No Southern man
will do for figure head. That won. do;
it will drive off the North, and drive US
democrats out Of office. He must be a
Northern man with Southern principles, "
at least for the time being. Who is he, is
it John, or is it Bigler, or Bright, or Fitch,
or Clancy Jones. Set up that "6gure
head. Liberty Tribune.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
SMITH HOTEL,
GLASGOW. Mo.

Ia The undersigned has opened largeand
4 commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and ketand Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the yery
best style, and has ample facili ties for a first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in ma king
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will at all times be furnished in amanner to graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation Of his house is one of the most
pleasan and healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be well attended to. The pubs
lie are respectfully invited to give him call.
ape. WIN. N. SMITH,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
CHAPTER Y,

':Dry up and suspend" Il Anonymous.
The news of the murder of Roderigo
spread with rapidiiy throughout the city
The Metropolitans were on the alert, and BY
the orders of Coroner COnery, the Count
was arrested, and the muti's;ed toOth-pick
was found upon his person.
Isabella was summoned as a witness, but
alas. could give no evidence, she had become
an idiot! The Count endeavored 10 prove
that the blood upon the tooth-pick was not
artertal, but he was found guilty and sen
fenced TO be hanged. -. -.
But hark! what cry is that which breaks
on the startled. ear? "'Ers's the Express,
third 'ditiOn-sot the recovery Of Roderi-
egO!'' 80" a..
The news was true! Rodsriego vas not
mortally wounded, and with the aid Of the
'retired physician whose sands Of life have
nearly run ou.," recovered bis usual health.
But little remains for Us to relate. The
Count d D'NincompoOp va, released hy tbs
intersession Of Rcderiego, and left the u
ni'ed States 10 spend the balance OF his life
in New Jersey. In q fit Of diabolical pas
sion at hearing Of The marriage of Roderiego
D'POliiwog, TO the Lady Isabella D 'Fiizsim-
kins, he dashed his brains on, with bar
Of soap. -...'''- - .'t
Rodefiego and Isabella, whc, after The
murder, had procured divorce from. ths
Count, lived happily together, and many
little Polfwogs ,qurmed around thu sei.,
fsrz-, rHH Hsr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
Randolph House,

Main Street, ,westside of the Public Square.
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
:s THE public are respectfully informed
UI that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-.
modation. Several very desirable additions have
been made to the Hotel, and am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
manner, al who may give metheir
patronage. JAMES FtoRE.
march 20, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
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EThe European Times Of the Sd inst,
says of the news from the manufacturing
districts:
From the manufacturing districts the ac-
t,lal state Of trade is by no means encourag-
ing, in most Of the great producing marts
still hopeful indications are visible in bet
ter state of things arising at no distant Pc
riod. The lace and hosiery trades exhibit
evident signs Of steady revival. Buyers
and sellers are, however, reported cautious,
and the progress is very slow. Hudders-
field shows a slight Improvement. At Roch-
dale there has been less doing than former
ly, with decidedly lower prices. Leeds is
still the quarter from whence the most cheer
ing accounts. The reports from the manu-
featuring districts, forwarded from thence,
state that they do not exhibit any material
improvement, but the hope is confidently
expressed that there will be q resumption
Of active business engagements at the end
of next month, in preparation for the fall
trade. Manchester advices regret the dis
appearance of the improved feeling previ-
ously existing, yet little more firmness is
observable but nothing practically result
from il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29

Lager, more lager!' haarsely shouted th'
Count D'NincOmpoop to his attendants al
he sat at the banquet table, in the Hall o
NincompOop Castle. ar ar.
The butler hastened to obey the order. ant
soon returned with the intelligence that th'
lager was all gone.
No lager!' exclaimed the Count in voics
of thunder.
Mary slass!' replied the trembling me-
nial.
Fool, why did'st thou not provide more
Of that Teutonic beversge?' But go, depart
evaporate! ere in my rage l strike out from
the shoulder like an artist and give yor
'Jsssen'
The butler and the other attendants left
and the Count was alone.
With rapid strides he paced the hall-anor
he speaks, while his manly face is distorted
with fearful passion: ....
isabella D'Fitzsimkins, thou shalt b.
mine; aye naughty beauty, never shall Rod
eriego call you wife. My plans are lsid
and, unlike the Wall street brokers, know
no such thing as fall Roderiego, tn
Blood-tub is on thy track, beware, be
waren
With the smile Of dem5h, he drew from
its sheath a glittsring eagger, and sharpen
ed il ON his boot. .. ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-29
CHAPTER Nv.
CHAPTER ". a.
s'If the red slayer thinks he Stays, -
Or if the slain thinks he is slain, q,
1t makes slight difference either ways,
l let ,em uu, and 90 in again. r

Or if the slain thinks he is slain, ..
1t makes ght difference either ways,
Ai 2. let 'em up and go in again."
The Count D'Nincompoop left his castle,
his noble form closely envelOped in cloak,
which disclosed it to advantage, and pursued
his way to the mansion of Lady Issbella.--
With cautious steps he ascends the stair
case, until he reaches the roem where We
have introduced her in the last chapter. and
opening the door beholds Roderiego endeav-
oring to restore Lady Isabella TO conssi-
eusness.
'Ha! ha! Roderiegs, have thee at l.stI'
and ere the brave Rederiego could speak,
he plunged his dagger in his bosom. s,a'
Rodsrigo D'Polliwog fell nortally wound
ed, the blood running in crimson stream
upon the carpet. fLl
D'Nincompoop gazed moment at the
body, and then endeavored to arouse the
Lady Isabella. She opened her eyes and
shuddered when she beheld the count.
Where is RoderiegO?' she asked in agi-
tation. rs-
'Perfdious female wcman, be hold!' be
exclaimed as he pointed 10 the corpse.
My vengeance is complete; the Blo0d-:ub
has wiped out his wrongs with bloodh
Isabella gazed with with an idiotic lsok
upon the form Of him she loved.
Let me have relic of the glorious deed
he said, and STOPPING he took from the pock-
ct of Rcderiego broken h-pick. Il
was slightly stained with blood from the
wound.