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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
~ MEIIEs NICHOLS. ArCTIoSEER

~ WELLS NICHOLS, AUCTIOSEER
NJ. kZRA IUI low Ir 4 co. will sell this day at sales
rooms "a ~ and ~ Pine street large assortment Of
snc SECOND hsnd vehicles consisting In part of
Two light summer rockswaya
One elegant light wagon, vnnished wheels built by
Jaggsrp bsy.
one JsrseT or iepo, wagon, built by Jasgers Day.
Three elegant boz wagons, with tops, superior fnsh
-Four elegant drop scat buFFes with topa superior finish
-Four light tusgy wagons. superior finish.
light hor superior finish.
The afove are ali new nge,her With second hand rccks
way. coupe rockawas phA close barouches
Ac Alo so ale and double harncs variety OF style
with saddles, brides, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

DnnIP r. WILKINS, AuCrroNrER HOUSEHOLD
il furniture bar 1nures oil Pc ntings Ac At auclon.-
PHILIP WILKINS yin sell Al auction this day wedne-
500 Houson street way the entire furniture
&C contained In ssid house. consisting the usual assor
ment chsrs tables bureaus bedseeds bedding &C Aso
al the bar hx'ures Kitchen utensils &c Of witch The
ept large aud of the first quality Also several large and
elegant oil psntings Catalogues the morping OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
uENKy u LEErs, AuorIoNEnR -sALvsRooM e

uENKy II LEErs, AUCTIONEER -sALeSROOM 81
IL Nassau siree,-EENkY LEerS 80 win cell. at
suction cu ifu'sday Apri ~ at y o'lock 229 West
Thirty fourth ST. ee era assortment of househo furn
corxir'ipg of trusees ingrssr
Marble top dressing bureaus top eeg
rosewood oael rosewood octave piano by
Ct New orb ~ $500 oak ticng tbls osk aet
tsns gilt rices g't frame pier eassos hogany bed
covered In hair cloth bedstaads
hair tosers sn pi ows toge with general
sssor rtment Of kachen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

A UCTION SALF-ON THURSDAY, APRIL % AT RSSI
N deuce No Ia West Ftfte nth s'reeterge sale OF sDlen
oio rsror chamber md dining furnure 10 the most
peie condition: also oil vb riih gold
glasses lace curtains and shfes mspte and aacy
psror fur nure richly carved OF solid
oot with satin brocade aud silk velvet
forte With pearl inlsd 'front.' snc solid full
ell mai dosirsb's for those In
want article In the house must be sold. deposit
will be required frcm all purchasers
Dining rcom-kicb velvet tapestry carpet In rood ORDER
solid snsion table marble top fancy tables miro-s
beds airs r bar cloth suit In satin,
70 order together with ali the ysal cut glass ware wines
chsmpsgnes umbierr goolss dc mStch rch
dinner costly silver tea AMI dinner
vice cake baskets caster coffee and tea spoons rs
LIQUOR ssBd, superior table cutlery &c
Chsmbcrs Costly soh ro~ewood and mshorany beisesfs
sfatrary IL rsnds and commp-s
mach rs pure hair from ~ 10 ca SQUADS
made 10 er; counsrpsbes he'd spresds ngaiu carpet
clocbs toilet tables, towel toilet
r'li, bs stair rods mhogsny cushioned chairs
rocksrs SOFAS ball stand and dining tables to yehse
VIII large snd desirable assor'msp ~ basement uepas
&c &C. with which he sale ~il ,ommrnce The sale OF
rendered absolutely Deposits
satisfactory the sucuoneer will be required from all pur
H. T. LEEDS. AuctioIeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

rcTtoN NOTICE III BoGART AuCrroNEzR-Bg
PoO ART This dsy at " O'Clock NJ, at the suc ion
"a aoxre, of Frankfort and William -woysa.e
~ ~ s.u ehcd and saloon furniture mshossny sofss
bureaus bar corn'sss so al srse lot
s,sss :, os n1ucr al O'Clock; @,V0"ssrs, &c
NOTION NOTICE BoGART, AUJTroNsss.-Rv
os por THURSDAY April , at l0S c'cock, 4 the
,,s - oor,. corner of Frankfort and william streets
sherg sale OF large ssscrtmeoi Of rosewood and mshga
Rnaes earres marble TOP dressing bureaus, secreary
bootoasee iron sses, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

pAwNRRoKERs SALE THrs DAY APRIL ~ AT
II JOHN NORTIMOREs. No 4 East Broad sav Al 10
o'clock "A large assortment of womens wearing
sTpsre COZ sisng Of silk dresses capes and shawls ous
ard banhNs sheets coats pants vests boots shoes ladies'
raiers tc By order of h. LEVY CO., sis Hudson ree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

DEkRY II LRFDS, AUCTfONEER-4AL ESROOM %
u Nasssu etreetPesu.iful household furnorea ENRY
II LFfDs co wild sell at suction lt rstay Apru 20,
at ,H oc'ck et tne residence rs st Marks psoe (ghta
ttseetD bet Second end Third avenues
consisting Of BTussels and ingram Ssrpss mahogany
maybe top eesres m hcgRuy covered in hacioth
ele CANT mir msptel do, window
mshcgny eater sioo dtpg table n~boeany dpag "hrs
haircloh mahogany bedsesds wsshe lands dressing pu
mabe pier snd tables together with
gere,sl assortment Of kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
sAI.Eh AT AUCTION.

sAIlEH M AUOT1ON,
LhEhT n. NiDOLAY, AUCTiOsEER. --hE }ULAR
~ daily sale OF stocks and bonds ALBERT III MOO
Lar viii sell this day, ApI Is at l2a O'Clock at the Ner-
chatts' Exchapee:-
80 UU la MI. RR land grant per cent bonds.
l,N New Orleans city per cent bond due 1874.
uV Troy city per csot BONDS due iSi3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

L'oR LlvERPooT-1HE FUJL ca ITPrR SHIP RLs.au
II AIsIIs Capt Dsrrics, ~ ssi on Thursday. Aprn .
being The fastest ship sfoa and ~arrsn,ed make
thirteen lays having perinr room ar,ona
uous on Geek For apply board OOiIIa1
A &C, on rier 8 ko,th river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

ID n BANGS AuCTIONEsR-raTS DAv, wEDNES
ID. Jay, At 'Oi. O'Clock hy THOMPlcN HENRY a. store
Nassau general assortment OF house aud hotel
scmpri.inR msho French bedseads mahogs
marble washstands, hair straw and husk
msiresses feather beds holsters aud pillows mshogany
tshss scresriss bootcsse tapestry brnsseis three py
lhss cssss Ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

rrBCS. vEITOB AUOTIoN2Ee +TOBE 10 SsRUCs
i street Pereupory tsle OF houseta ID fGrl
cry glass ware &c on Wednesday, Ap,u ~ a 10 NJ
3i tO~eyy, cor sstug o. general tmen OF hou9s
bold furn sOfss chairs hedsteads AMI 'diDg
hssn0s Brussels and ingram cArpeng, oil cloths crock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

uCTION NOTICE -THO6 BELL AUCT1oNEsH hND
"A w Il THOMPSON. day at iOh oco Z, at No ~
fss brosdvsy will be sod he furptur. Of srn,eeI oosra
couprsos the variety ~ baek Va nut o~s
ads beds bedcpe chsmber and other furniturri olcon
carpets chare tables &c extension dining table vsus
III, cooking range, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

A UCrIoS MOTT F-MoRTGAGs SALE or MOTEL
A tnrruure SAMUEL QsGuUD 90, auctioneers
s-oe s N.sssu street will sell Friday, April 10 al 10
cct he ot h. Union hotel Nos ~ and .. areen
~tch street parlor and droon furniture beds
bccdn. Ac The whole TO be rod without reserve, Tor
sssh Deposits reauir ed IRON all purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

sI,HOMAs WITCH AUCrIONEPR-Gi iW,E Room ~
Spree street by virtue n coattei mortgage Si
fer sale Thnsd,y he ~ of AA-il inst 10
o'cck 10 Spruce street. lot OF Havana aud other
tsfsrs sele poshtve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

" sale Of c.rrtsges, WAGONS harness, &c -RfCH sRDs
NOsIAfD co. viii sell at auction on Thursday. Aprl
lo o'clock nj the carriage repository OF w n King
se4 Bosd-sy, large assortment carriages Cnew and
n,Y whgs ny nets, Ae, CArisses warranted fss su and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

A ssIGSFE's SALE OF JEwELRy, IRos SAFES AND
n Office furniture N ChIsTALAR huctiouecr,
VIII sell. this day 2s,h inst NJ lOis O'Clock, h
No is John street iarge assortment OF gold Jewelry
Couss Ing pins earrings brooches se and col
lar buttons chaeape guard fob and vest chains To-
gher VT bon safes desks counting house table, show
Is, order Of JOHN RorHcHrLD, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

nAELEy WRIGHT AUCrroNEFRs sELL
~ Wednesday, April q, at ~ O'CLOCK A VI In Park
svenue between Vanderbilt and "a ntou
an ormert Of mahogany parlor and chamber furnure
tlchen utensils, &c, in good order.
nAEJEy WRIGHT, AUCrroNrERs, WILL sELr.
~ On wednesday, April d, at O'Clock w., at No g
West Wurer street BroOkyp large and general
ment OF psrlor, clsmber and kitchen N rnture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

G,Hfkifrb sAls or bAHDAOhS fUBN fURE AND
~ carpets Wednesdsy hprti ~, al 20 4 ARB Fu'
iop street BTookhu ushocsny sohs ch4rs butea14 bel
sieads centre and tsblts russa snd
furniture, &c PEED COLE, Auction sars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

4 ssIGNEs's shIF.-pOR SALE, PER ORDER OF
n sspee the eutrr stock of fancy end staple dry DDS
No 37 Canal street Can be ctsmlne any time
and for up Saiurdsy next the ls Of May
~ dispose OF at private sale will be
lghret bidder fer cash 10 parcel 90 much on
The Collar ge her with some large mirror. ore soos &C.
HENRY ROE NsON. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

sEhsONABiR DRY GOODS
WILLIAM TOPPING a co, AUCrIONEERS
No ll9 Broadway,
Will sci on Thursday, april g.
At the stores of
kESSRE l.. o WILSON 4 co,
No IL Cor lsndt street. and III and Is Dey street,
vesy large c. roce na sessonabe stock II 81 lyle
drv goods
rciutnR every article necessary for dry goods soxe all
sci otea wi for n best trade and al be
tor cssh wiboul iction
lhs fae vii be found we'll worthy the attention OF s
our customers as the goods sAsonRbe and vii be
peren pts rfly sold
: Catalogues ready early morning Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

AUCTION SALE IN BROOKLYN N-TeCRsOAY, APRIL
"A 90 Z, 10 O'Clock loo Vanderbilt avenue between
Myrtle tnd Park, handsome furniture, comprising solid
csrye maboSan Sofas chairs centre and card tables Vol
gothic bedesds pu cured hair ms,tresses feather
bees ows Brussels And lngr ain French plate
oval m. rror Ac PIED C0LE, Auctoneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

FOE LIyERPooI.-THE CFtEBRA ArsD SHIP UNDNl
WEfThR Will positively todssy, s'ass6
rte has unequalled accommodation
be taken at low rates and fou ~h proys,u A
ply N bosrd pier Is East river. p N. DEN ARsNdR
South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

A UCTroN NoTICE-COpPFR BOILERS CONfEC
a uouery goods also, mshogsny secre AIRY bookcases
STuresus sofss. ircn walnut and maple dae .ds IN u
r, spd brr Ding wssh lands croctery chsirs tc Will
ro.iyry be sold this morning, and other articles, IL
''''>' 'O' CSoxELIEN CO, Auctoueers-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

DAVENPORT, IOWA. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1853
Davenport Money Market.

OFFicE OF Iowa DAILY STATE DEMoCRAT,
SATURDAY evening, April II, 1858.
The money market for the past week has
been unusually stringent. Fret class city
paper only, can be negotiated at anything
IKE reasonable rates. The demand for this
is very light. Second class city. and coun-
try paper is entirely unsaleable There is
considerable money offering on let mort
gage OF Real Estate. for one year and up
wards, at 20 to 25 per cent. but operators
confine themselves mostly to the county.
Exchange is plenty at ! IA to 9 per cent.
on N. Y, l-2 on Chicago. !, for currency ard
2 for specie on St Louis. payable in miscel.
laneous Western currency.
Florence, and Burrows 1 Prettyman's
scrip. are down again to 80 to ss cts on the
dollar. 1t 10 difficult 10 convert any large
quantities at those figures. As merchants
hold mostly this kind Of funds they find it
next to impossible to use their balances to
to meet foreign liabilities, except at the
above ruinons rates.
On Friday last Messrs Mitchell 4 Cable of
Rock Island, threw out Florence altogether
and refused to receive it longer on special
deposit or otherwise. This being the lead
ing house in that City, the movement will
have strong tendency to drive it out, and
give The citizens a better class of funda
There has been little demand for land
warrants. which are sold at about per cent
advance on New York prices. City orders
are selling at s5 to 80 cents on the dollar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
Domestic Wholesale Market.

The grain market has been very dull dur
ing the past week, with but little coming to
town. Shippers get but little wheat, a.
most oft is picked up by the Millers, who
are short and can afford to pay somewha;
better prices than those who buy to send
out.
Freights are ruling very low, and there
is but little business on the river.
The roads are getting great deal better,
and we hope to see q better business
done in town this week than has been done
during the last. Look out for Q rush of
grain to market this week, even at the ex-
tremely low prices whichare ruling. There
is no kind Of produce which dealer can
buy to ship, and save himself
Merchants have been complaining of the
dullness in business during this month, but
they must take into account the very bad
weather which we have had.
We quote the leading articles of produce
as fol
Wheat-4Oa5O
Oats-25
COrn-2O
Barley-2Oa3O
Beans-6O
Onion seed-l ,5Oal,75
Timithy seed-2,0Oa2 ,25
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
NEWADV'RTISEM'TS.
Nstice 70 Nleck Raieers.

TNHw thorough breed Durh n Bull, pAyY
= CHOCkkfT, Is nov KEEP, TOR the benefit Of tho~~
Who wbh TO svAil thems elves OF his oervices n I
II CsUnon's stables, West DAs enpott
TEhns-Cash-for common coss. 16. for grsde.
OF part bred, ol0. for thorough bred cows A2O
DEscHlrrioN.-"D.vy Crockett" 10 a deep red.
was csised on the 21tn Of March, ISIS. bred by
jacob erce Of Clark county Ohio He il one of ~.
hasst short horned Durham Bulls Of hts see In the
=. s.' or IN England. s.shis Pe'iisreee. No. las.
PEpIGasE. 'DAvy C,ocket,'' WAS got BY Import /.
cd Alderman, 264 cut Of Young Yrs mia, BY Powhst-
tan SIS y Lady Of thc Lake BY Imported Resormsr
aaosl Rose Of sharon BY B-lvidere l''osl Md Rese
9th BY 2l Hubbatk s23 Ned koso ID b, H..
Grace t3ii, Ned Rose LIST by Yafborough I1e5l
American Gov BY Fsvorite 1881 BY Prince fhsl, !
Sy Foel.mbe lsss, By Habbaek tsis.l BY 5sa,ss
For further particulars inquire at Caansn asI
Frtnch's Mills west Davenport
After devotins . large port On Of my time fur the
past SIX yenrs, spatng neither trouble or expens. Ia
obtain the best thorough-bred stock that could is
In this country or IN Europe, am happy to .tste
mat can Justly recc mmend one u ths Dest y~1nw
asmaosA Jaek. and iMportsd thcrOus h-nvei Dus-
ham Bulls, an1 - Rood . HcFefsfd Bull = ngiaad
ever produoed. sn Aiderney Bull. and su6sk Hose
TIE services Of all thee animal. are within th.
reach of every person who w'snes 60 improve their
stock. This II very important branch u agri-ui-
tursl tnterests, and ought b. every where pror-
inent one although II hsr here'orore been ton mn.
3egecte Ov the Farms OF Iowa who have no, pst,
snfic,ens attention the production of pure high.
bred animals. II is wi hnown TACT, particnlariv
among the growers " nns sfOCK IN England, that
" the best sire should BE- pure borough bred ami
NAL as the offspring of sire Of the opp0s- harscf-r
invariably shows the defects u an imps feet pedigree
Another fact equally es' ablish.d although IL usy
appear strange 10 som- Ii that the Offspring IRE.
quently posses the distinctive traits II charac~rs
which Il rst impregnated the dam. These. and msuy-
equally mpor aut facts. render Il OF the ilrst neces-
stty 10 obtain thoroughbred animals, for the I'm
provement. .of STOCK OF all kind.
The subscriber has and will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thorough bred STOCK
apr9dAw8m IN NCANNCN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
From New York.
NEW York. A

NEW YORK, April II.
Washington news of 18TH The following
appointments Of Consuls had been confirmed
-Saml. Ward, of New York, B. istol, Eng
land Albert G. Catlin, of Mass, Prince
Edward Isle Caleb Crosswell, Of Wis, st
Jago, Cape De Verde; Jas W. Gorham, of
Mass to Jerusalem VIM. L. G Smith, of
New York, to Shanghai; Isaac S. McMiken,
Of Louisiana, to Acapulco; C. e. New Kirk,
of N. Y, to St Salvador; Jno II. Hooker,
of Pa, to Trinidad.
Details Of the recent Indian massacre at
British Honduras are received. When the
Indians took the town Of BeccabOra they
killed upwards Of one hundred persons, and
captured forty, Of whom thirty were
women.
Dates are received from Warecuaba to
April lst The MOnagas government was
overthrown in that province on the 2lst
ult, without bloodshed, and Gov. Serrand
was appointed Provisional President of the
Liberating Assembly. The people Of the
Province were favorable to General Paez
for President Of the Republic.
Mr.. Stephens is still sick It is doubtful
If the conference committee DO anything
to morrow. Mr. English takes his stand
upon the first part Of the Crittenden amend.
ment, which provides for submitting Le-
compton to the people.
Mr.. Woodruff, member of Leavenworth
Constitutional Convention, arrived at Wash
ington yesterday, with copy Of the new
Constitution. which he delivered to Mr..
Parrott and Mr.. Day. The organization Of
the Free State men is 80 complete that the
exact number Of voters in the territory, and
the political sentiments of each are ascer.
tained, and that the pro slavery men number
only 1000
Mr.. Dunmick, member from Pa, LIE.
compton Democrat, is so i'll that his life il
thought to be in danger.
Mr.. Stanton, Chairman of the Tariff In.
vestigating Committee, has to-day written
letter denying the rumor that Gov. Banks
of Massachusetts has been here.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
From WashinGton.

WASHINGTON April II.
Mails from New Orleans, and all pointi
south, late due are to hand.
In the New Orleans papers We read, that
the supi eme government Of Mexico had re
tired the executors of the Consuls OF the U s.
spain and Hamburg. cause over zeal iu
sympathizing with the opposition.
Senor Culvers, in q note to minister For.
syth, says, that Consuls will not be per-
| mitted to interfere in the internal parties
| Of the Country at large.
Addresses from Santa Anna dated from
ST. Thomas are published in supplement OF
the Elprogresset Of the 6th inst.
Tampico Correspondence of slst March.
says, that Garzis. claims the right to pre-
vent all vessels outward bound from pro-
ceeding to sea on the 18th ult; he fired into
the American schooner Virginia Antonetts /;
she Is still detained and her cargo Of fruit
lost. The Geo. Prescott was detained by
the same order and laid under the butterns
Of the Brigatine.
The Amelia and House arrived off the
bar. in proceeding up the were fred upon
from Fort Amdzigri.
The Committee Of Conference on the Kan
sas bill, met this morning.
Mr. stevens was absent as at the pre-
vious meeting-all the others were present,
The matter Of the disagreement Of the line
branches was considered but nothing trans
pired showing any probability Of an agree
ment. The next and final meeting of the
Committee will be held on Friday morning
A general order has been issued by Com
mander in Chief, directing particularly the
movements of troops from the barracks at
Newport. Jefferson, and Carlisle, and from
Forts Columbus and Randolph for Utah at
earliest notice.
Gen. Smith is appointed to command Of
the department of Utah. and Brig Gen. L.
Harvey and johnson to command according
their brevet ranks.
Col Lee, succeeds to the command of the
department of the West. Col. and Inspec.
tor General Mansfield. is retired from the
duty Of inspecting recruits. and this duty
will devolve on Lieut. Col J E. Johnston.
The greater portion Of the troops destined
for Utah, will be concentrated at Fort
Leavenworth, to be ready to leave on the
arrival Of Gen Smith.
The Head Quarters Of the I'd Infantry is
transferred to st. Louis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

NEW YORK, April II.
FLOURcFirm without material change sAles
5000 bbls at4 1904 IS for super State; 1904 40
for extra State; 4 tO95 90 for super Western; q
a 80 for common to extra Western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Unchapge1. 6a'es 800 bbls
at 4 sOd5 50.
RYE FLOUR-3 00@8 sax. Sales $50 bbls
WHEAT-skmand moderate. Sales 1000 bush
at o. for Chicago Spring; white KY. 43.
RYE-Dull Sales OOO bush at 50
CORN-Scsrce and firm. Sales !, 500 bush new
Southern at 78@75k.
OATS-State 49@5r
PORK-Frmer Sales 900 bbls At II S0@l7 So fol
mess, II 6O@14 30 for prime.
BEsF-Drooping.
CUT 4CATS-Unchanged.
LARD-Buoyant. 0sles LOO bbls At II.
BUTTRR-Hteady at 1876 for Ohio, 1924 for
State.
CHRBSHe0teady st7@6
WHISKUY-Sales 800 bbls st 21@21k.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

UA short time since, highwayman
undertook to rob Major Jones. He met
Jones in piece of woods over in Jersey
He asked Jones for his pocket. book, Joues
refused to yield. Highwayman then took
him down." Jones made fight, and kept it
up for half an hour At the expiration Of
that time. Jones caved. and the highway
man commenced rifiing his pockets. The
contents amounted to eighteen cents.
"Is that all you've got ?"
every cent"
"What made you fight so long?"
didn't want to be exposed. Bad enough
to have only eighteen cents; but a grea,
deal " orse to have the world know it."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

FIRE.-A fire broke out last even
ing at half-past o'clock, in the Mattress
Factory of the Messrs. Mcneil, on Perry
street, between Second and Third streets.
The building is of wood, and had it not
been for the prompt action of the firemcn,
would have been totally consumed. The
FIRE is supposed to have been the work Of an
ircendiary, and was lighted among some
husks which were used for stufiing Mat.
tresses. Damage slight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
LIST or wTNHsRs, ~ TEE RENOWNED rMPoArI
GLENCOE, SIRE or FRANCE.

pocahontas, the celebrated English race mare, dam
Of 6tockwell, 2Atatlan and X ng Tom.
Reel, the mother Of Prioress and Iecompte.
PeytODa, bcnnie Lasfie, the celebrated mare Charm.
or. klsn bsteman, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King,
Miss Jniia, Blonde, Wild Irisbmsn, Bonnie sddie,
Nicholas lst, Prior, Hornpipe, Highlander, Gov.
Wic1li0e, and host Of others.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF A ADA.
E3pA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC R0UTF=EE
FROM 1Hs WEST TO
Boston, New Ysrk and tho Eastern states,
Via the Michigan Central Great Wsstern, Ogdens
burgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk RailPsad Of Canada.
Passengers BY this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some Of the Rrsnsest and most wonderful
scenery in the uorld. including ISr0nfo, Niagara
FdNs Smspensi0n Bridge, the Thousand Zsldnds,
Rapids Of the ct Laurence, Quebnc, Montreal.
White Mountains, the Tubular Bridge (nedrly 2
miles in Iength), Lake Champiain. Falls Of AOnt-
m0rendi, AAdson Rirer, ETC., etc.
On and after May l. 1853, baggage will be checked
through from Ohicaso
The Mammoth Steamship
LEvIATH HAN.
OF 1850 toss, AND 700 1.Er LONG II
II under contract to this company for one or more
trips Portlsnd this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chic 60 TO the coief towns in Europe will shost-
" Be irsued Tichets nom Chicago for all points
kast also for the Levia,han, for the n. o. 8. O.
Cos ships obtained at the Office Of the Or and
Trunk Railroad, No. 90 Dearborn street; Chicago.
WAR1ACK,
Agent Of CT. Trunk 90. Of Canada.
aprl0dtf-oAo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

DErRorr, April II.
A steam saw mill in this city. owned by
Hugh Moffatt, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss 42OOOO-no insurance
It Is supposed to be the work of IN incen.
diary.
The Billiard match between Schristrol Of
New York, and Secreter of this city, last
evening, for $1,000. resulted in the victory
Of Secreter, by 1877 points In . game Of l 900
points.