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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22


DEATH OF THE CoSvIcT HALL-We learn
from the Alton Courier, that the convict
John W. Hall, alias William Lindsay. died
on Saturday morning in his cell in the pen.
itentiary He had been gradually sinking,
under the effect of the wound III his head
and for sixteen hours previous to his death
was entirely paralyzed and insensible.-
From the time he was shot until he died.
paralysis made slow but Ger ain work upon
him
A jury Of inquest was summoned, the sub
stance OF whose verdict wes as follows:
That Hall threatened him with death IL
he, or any one else undertook a rescue,
brandishing knife, which he had posses.
sed himself Of He refused to- surrender or
allow Crabb to live unless furnished with
money, a loaded revolver, citizens clothes.
ard carried out Of town in carriage, a.
companied by Crsbb. and then. when he
said the word set at liberty.
The convict was a desperate man. All
the convicts knew Of the transaction -
Their appearance betokened general re.
volt Many of the guards were frighten.
ed. Great anxiety was manifested to save
Crabb A stratagem was used, crow-b bars
inserted, the door partially pried open
Crabb dragged out, after being stabbed
thirteen times, the cell door was instant
ly closed by hall, who still, and for a
half an hour, and after repeated calls to
surrender. and his life promised, obstinate
" refused That after Hall was shot, al
instant change took place in the demean
our Of the convicts the guards we're re-
assured. and the discipline Of the prison
enforced
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
LASD3 ~ ILLINOIS.

For the lands sold up to lS49 the Govern
ment had received $4,000. 900 cash. and
there renamed on hand in round numbers
l5,000,0oo acres which i could not sell at
all some of it had been 80 years on the
market. The bright idea about the railroad
absorbed $3.50 of these unavailable
| acres, and the result has been sales of 900.
900 acres OF the ainder for over 81 900.
900 cash, aud the absorption of 100000
acres more by warrants, being the same as
money paid for war expenses, the fruits of
which were California and New Mexico
Thus ncle sam has got the whole of that
Illinois lot into good hands for round sum
OF money, and the railroad has sold 40 per
cent. Of the donation it received for Al5.-
100000. while that will meet that amount
OF bonds issued for the construction of the
road, which circulates the population and
produce of the State. Uncle Sam, as we
have seen. gave 500, 900 acres of these lands
to the State Of Illinois for a canal, anu 1876.
900 acres for a railroad The State convey
ed in ls45. z30,476 acres to the canal trus
tees, and they have up to 1859 disposed of
them as follows
Sold l'S scs scres and lois sold sor.. ..s3 a49
They have on hand for sale 54,b73 acres
The railroad has sold as follows:
TO Jan. lSo7.....' 2ll acres. for $40 o5l so7
1s51... .o35 ,7O9 " Ss4 800
Jan isoS. '......... oOol " s. ,s63
Feb. 1s53........... 1852 2S.2.S
Total sales to Feb. 1883 l,2Os 287 ais 4o5 2l7
Thus if Uncle Sam los done well with
his own lands. the doners of bis bounty
have helped themselves while helping him.
The population. ty census:
1S'4....12 2S2 $780,. ..l57 AL ESQ.,. s5l SO
1850. I'll ls40. ..4762s3 1885,. 800, 81
This rapid increase shows larger result
tor five years TO 1855, than for ten years to
1880, and the results for ten years to 1860
will be double that of 1910. This populs.
ton Is concentrating on the line of the road.
1t must be borne in mind that Is. 900 600
acres Of land have been taken up by settlers
IN the last years, in which the population
has increased 100000 souls, being 30 acr "a
to the individual. The Central Road earned
last year &2,50O,OOO. What under such
circumstances will it do in the next Ave
years, when oil the elements point to most
active business operations in all departments
of enterprise +?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
FORSALEORLEASE
For Rent.

i Dillon l. Lindiey, opposite Cook 4 Ssrgent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. xuHuEx, Tobacconist. Dec26sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

Col. WADE HAMrroN-A MILLION DOLLAR
FARM.-The death of Col. Wade Hamilton,
of South Carolina, was announced a few days
ago 1t is stated of Col IL. that his father
left by will nearly his entire property to
him. 1t consisted of >. 900 slaves, and cotton
and sugar, and ricn plantations to no end
The Colonel destroyed the will and divided
the estate with his four or five sisters One
OF the plantations thus left him he recently
sold to Mr. Burnside, OF New Orleans, for
:l,oO0,o0o. 1t has frontage on the Mis-
sissiPpi river OF about thirty five acres and
contains the finest quality of Guilt
waited land, working force of $50 slaves
The mansion house on the estate is one of
the most spacious and mag nifcent in Lousi-
ana. The Union (Va) Democrat says Mr..
burnside came from ireland to that place
many years ago, and was employed there
as a store-boy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to Suit Purchasers.
DORDRRS Fireboard Prints, Tiester Ornaments,
. window shades, Gold Transparent and beautt-
full, Paper Curtains, PLAN, green, blue. buff and n
cured At very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would be with bare wsIls when you can have your
houses papered and made comfor able for = trife.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done In Z style not to be exceed.
Please call Second street. corner Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD b SON.
July21d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Dennis NJ 3rath IL Candidate for Alderman IN
the LIST ward by r quest Of MANY yOrrRa "
suit Ct to action OF Democratic convention,
MEssRs EDITORS You will pie ase ,nfor m tho
numerous readers OF your paper that John n Bnm
garner $50 will supported In the 4th ward O, on,
city, as candidate for Alderman a the approach,na
election by MANY VOrEpS
Davenport, March 18th 1858. ImchoOif,,
MEssRS. EDIToAs ALLOW us to sfer 20 the cit,-
Gems Of the 81 Ward the name Of James Nack,otnsh
40 candidate for the Adermanic vacancy In said Wsr6
at the coming election.
mchl5-dtd MANY CrT1zRvs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

Two Married Womes on the Voluntary Control Of
the Maternal Function, Strictly Moral In its te0e,
nv n profesaioai Gentleman who has made the Phys
Ioloey OF procreation bis special sendy the greatT
o. hs life. II clearly Fehearses the philosophy
Of impregnatioa end contains . summary Of al the
M d. resorted TO- to prevent conception, pointing
ont vhic are efctent and dissuasng their virtues,
Mn Recommendations and directions how 70 easily
III aafey toressa conception. sent uoder soal, By
mn ~ Or a. Co2muncatlons strictly psfvAts.
DODuAa J. DU0OH. =. D.,
yN.ea6dAv0w - Oraodvsv. y. Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
HaY For Sale,

TIRE suboSibes has numbee q tons az srcss,,>
4 hay which ~ wishes 70 dispose e div aG1Is.e
Detn near nsw r1blie oeAool, Wsee ed @ d.
SeOU8 i oBomeA40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE-The ca
bic which was used last year, will again be
employed, with its length increased from
$500 to 1900 miles. The machinery for
paying out the cable will be materially i'm
proved. The rate at which the cable will
be laid down may be estimated at five miles
an hour. Mr.. c. w. Field, of New York,
continues to act as general superintendent.
There is no want of money to carry this
matter to favorable conclusion. Out of
the original capital of 81 ,250 OCO, as much
a eo4l $50 Wa: ac,ra ly paid up. OF this
e2ol 400 has been expended, leaving bal
ance in hand of cat 1913. If the communi-
cation between the New World and the Old
be thus established, additional funds will be
required, but any amount can be raised
if it is once practically established that tie
electric telegraph can work satisfactorily
under the Atlantic between Europe and
America. Phiddeiphia Press
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

TWIN CITY hook sTeaEI|
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND r., OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS.
'i M.,9 o;.. rs .'.n.'
Lathcsrsps, Mas Of Il, kinAs,
~ only ieps IN Boob Stores.
ALSO:
M A g A II N Il 5!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF al the most popular kinda. The following arc
| resolved add FOR sale.
MAG AIN ES:
| Harper,
l Cooley, Graham,
3mevaon's pmpams New Monthly
Peterson, KLickei booker Household WORDS,
Blsckwood, Prank r. sle's New Family Magazine,
Ballou's Dollar Mrs steph.ns,".Y Journal. Hsrpcr's
4onthly Part, L.riie's III. Monthly Part.
Waverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly.
NICK Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, water Cure Journal.
Appleton's h. \. 1uide, Ednbure do do
lhrenoloeical Journal. NorihBri,ish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEkLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
| Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
ny. Ledger, N. Y Mercury, Clipper,
FcAyme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
Late Country Gent, Rural n Yorker, Novelette,,
uerpsTswl III, F.Lsslies H. Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish Eews. Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police 0asette,
MI. Leader, Living Ago,
Journal Of Finance and Thompson's Reporter
BOSTON EEKLIES:
American Union
Waverly AA8, FsYior Oasket,
flag Of our Union, Yankee PrivateeP,
Pilot Bslou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
PHI. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Washington National Era Baltimore American,
Pittsburg Gazette, 81. Louis Democrat,
CINCINNATI Times, and
Commercial,
! Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
London Weekly Times,
London Illustrated News,
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Year.
0Uescrtbs Asvs end sass yovv Postage.
q. b. STARR.
octld0 Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

uOn the 9Th inst. the majority a the
committee on the reappointmsnt Of tha STATE
ints Senatorial districts repsrtsd Vii Of
the most "nprincipleA asd mSnstsses gerry
State or Territory. It IL Of the most a.
gives
Lee Co. Dem. pop. 1913 one Senator
Dubuque 1851
DesMoines I" 2OO96
3Total population 1882 Senators
Requiring population of 24.447 for each
Senator in these Democratic counties, while
the Republican counties, with a population
as follows, have
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

Total population, 66.436 I Senltors
Thus giving seven Republican Senators to q
population seven thousand less than is re-
quired to elect three Democratic Senators
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
BURROWS / PRETTYnAN.

BURROWS Z PRETTYnAN
wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
EOTSsgm and Domestic Dyr
G00os, Boots and Skoes.
mate and Cops, Cloth
Eng, etc.,
wOULO invite tho attention Of purchaser
thei- large and varied ASSOC tmept Ve -
openiLs our Fan and winter stock suitable 10,
'., .s OF this community. We do Il profess "a
unueis sea- oui eightors, but oGsr1, Goosfs a
1919. 'Os.1t fds.s. We have on Land one .
DR090 ao0DAa
consisting OF
Mcrinoe, Paranassas, valcneiesses,
Lsssses, DeLnlnss. Ac., Shawh ~
Mansilias II great varieey.
C.orns, Cassimeres, ves,inss. Ready Made C,othin
80 oohen Ioois Of al kinds suitable Tor the ooa-
~ - season - Yankee Notlons. Rubber Goods Car
and Hardware
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

III OoSHO - 11VOOO0
rNOUn IOfS sitsated On "a and Scott stSsst, 10,
porescolass spesiTs o. OoADu Z Dow, @
rar~lSAtel jams MAJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Fer sale or Lease.

gTvWRNrY-THRH1 eligible Building Lots. stuatst
i a HAIRLESS, laird, Ripley and 1londeesc Sseets
tjculers enquire a OoADIH = Dow. ox
(oa0dtO Ao1A1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
For. Safe o.. Lease.
Far Na10 or lx0a00.

Vnr ding back 40 feet.
t1oYnp,tAsv articuolsrs inquire Of CoIbin = Dow
- ! Az, Or Of SAAA0 LAY.
lA1O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
American Congregational Union.

The anniversary collation. given Thursday even
ing In the City Assembly rooms Broadway very large
number of ladies' and gentlemen participated IN the re-
union The ball room divided into two compartments
Of which platform raised for The speakers
and the other was devoted 70 refreshments The rooms
we're taseruly decorated with flowers, and band occu
pied the gallery and played several popular airs during
the evening.
The Rev Bradford r. Wood presided.
The proceedings opened with prayer from the rev
Beecher. r.u.
The CHAIRMAN briefly stated the objects OF tne oniop,
which were 10 collect Statistics provide pastors LOT 'ne
destitute and the building Of churches Bu, 'na' "ee'
ing had nothing 10 do with the Congregational onon ino
Is ss s1ye he need not remind them that one OF 'ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

About a dozen other clergymen were present without
surpoes. -.-.....s, ,.o .s,...
by the Church wardeus. After the clergy were seated
The senior warden handed the Bishop the Instrument OF
donatop in which the church was declared 70 De free
for The worship Of God, according 70 tne rights,
ceyeon,es and usaees the Protestant Episcopal Chuch
The ex hortafon and conservation prayer were then
road nv bishop Potter who also pronounced the follow
ing benedction:-
n,s -. Inv name o Lord, that II hath pleased thee
~ lrto ,he hearts thy servants 20 appropriate
p hs bouse thy honor and worship; and that
shsi, enioy benefit Of this pous
I'm H. air by making right of H. ths
rlory Of Thy blessed name through Jesus Christ Lord
Amen.
The usual morning service OF the Episcopal church
was then gone through with, after which Rev Dr. NOR
a1y of 81 Thomss church. introduced and preached
a consccraton sermon from the texts
And saw NO temple theren for the Lord God Almighty
and the Lamb the temple Of h-Rev xxi. a.
And they TO Jerusalem and Jesus ent into the tenn
pie began them that bought and sod therein.
saying them II Ia written, house shall be called the
house Of prayer but ye have made II den Of thieves
Mark ri. 10.
The discourse was show the necessity OF churches
long were imperfect and sinful In their nature.
While John could temple In his revelation OF
heaven for the lamb the light thereof Jesus recog
nzed the ssnctty OF the sacred edce In driving s pro-
fsners forth from the temple church should not be
too high too low but should be house OF Cod cato
10 heaven. Nature may be called the temple Of God,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
American Temperance Union.

The twenty second anniversary o. this society held
on thursday evening the Church Of the Purlans Union
Square There was very fair attendance Prior " the
public hour devoted 10 hearing the
perienoe o persons acquainted with the evil effects Of
fae sale Of liquor and prayer for the conversion Of H.
uuor dealers and all who engaged in promoting In
cnperanoe, that they themselves may be saved from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

fell under hs cruelty OF the Sepoya Ths Rev. Mr.. Free
man and his wife Dor he married agsin) taken
gong from CAwupore and shot the square, and here
was this child Of Provdeoce-this child whom they had
would remember In their prayers that would close that
meeting, illustrating that passage Of Scripture "Wben my
father and mother forsake mo- tbs Lord will take up"
She would recite the Lords Prayer the signs
Miss Freeman did accordingly Ia an i'm pressive
NOR and the exercises concluded with prayer and bene
dic,ton by Dr.. Adams
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