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REAL ESTATE.
W e. u r A Y,

W. e. RAY,
REAL ESTATE BROKEN.
os. al as Ba.ls-s Hoes. Of Fsrk., Paa~, rAt,a ss..
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
heal nsiAsc heash, and soid, Land warrants bough
and sold Land wartans ioestsd ncney laAaea and Ia
vested, eoiiecu..s maas taxes paid, and all bushes,
entrusted 10 him by parties here " elsewhere s,trndrd
RkFKRENcES
q 0e,erner Alss Rsm..y, y. Paul, Minnesota
Hon Heury " Rice, NJ, g., "
rns.- Paine, Nav, hsa.s9
George iltti-, Merchant sant Paul Mn,
Mayor Geos u. UithcrAil, Esq.,
Morgan Parsons Au'ys n law, Minneapolis, u,
,,'s' ia, Jas hhhc.ns'cs, o., p-,, ss Iowa
Nd fhs Henry Nsrren, haBker
Rounds Hall Com Merchants, uNasgo, ~.
Rey led l,amil,on. u n, Nashville Tean
kdg u Raserts T. Terrell " Csrcndair, street,
Farley is"y 4 Co, ~ royar.. .'r.etS. o. Ia
k,,'Ss h.sey, N.e'ie, Al...smA,
Hon. nsary y nanArd, Montgomery, Al.
Judge Sam y Re~
Judge bensgcr Hise,
Cei lack fh.,Ing,oa AWy a. Law, do,
Jones J. sewart Com Mcrvhaat do
60 Harmon, rresi Monty sans. Dr.
smrh, cullam 4. Go, BANKERS, do
John Henley d 60, hankerr, do!
Rev 4. A. iap.ounb, u. ~, russese., do,
Wesley q. Hodges tom Merch., tdu,nhus deco
Mn, 2. tons1fse Il 90, Hrpkrrs, ~ Fine st., NY
ms..r. resehst 8 10, Con- MersSh. bo..oo. Mas
Capt. John 4. Basisr. Bsrnslable,
An,es otis, Cashier Hsrts,ahle nsut,
Saint Paul, Minnesota, June wh, isa7,
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TO PRINTERS OR JOURNALISTS

sogA q he ,3f,aiis ~ Ram river one ~ Mime
~ st4 ~ bed Pine h~ss1ns stfFsns rt1 he Mass
sppi twenty seem miles sisyss H=igt Pau ss giszs
contain az aver ..t haiSfrsf tnhahfsns aud zrsa,sF
uisrn Der u rsl, Tsf -rnK AHi fnsr"aEn" sssab
Amos Laa villages n - size generally u pss Ia
Igne iA. made - e9uhy ss.i - shirs ioSn ~ the
flssinfy q sane aas ussne han dubbed -
,ui.za Ia g-s1 yssJ an I'D isT ~ incrsass Sol
~ re rap III 10 fs.1fs beng ss.isi hs line - it-
aef ris-f sFssrh - n shssss. an Psfiba Railroad
"a sAeh opsfsuons are y, ~ efrsHsnesf a. safiJ -
psssitls n he spring
IT, wsHf Il ssNspsv~y Anf Jeb Prtr,tHy Oasee rs.
ar lis been s-esoasy fs bot h@f ss'sbhshnssi
"a. h~fs'afr~ been au~mptsa. .spE pfpfsrrs1 u
ufrll ne 'ssoBr,ss * 30 pare shHaBd - deemed
ssgssat " sfssrs permanent EoS szsfstiory snppSri
=, x~ etsd - 81 in5e psnsGspf gy1rrs4-
Ar gsr.sa sNP.bi~ ~ srodBesiEs soeh paper sbf
4s.r5as ., R<ahg ks.lthy al rApsslT lHpro.ir Z
sse1ns x sagn'rp vii rsp.Es W eatnH saaes
80. VI fhs s.h.s't addressed ~ -
f-gE-s0 Eg. WOODBURY.
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Destructive Fire at ~. Iouis-Tea Lives
Lost.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-The Pacific Hotel
was burned at 3 o'clock this morning. Ten
persons were killed, and many seriously in
jured by jumping from the windows. /, is
impossible to obtain particulars, or the
names of the killed aud wounded now
st. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-In the confusion and
excitement, some errors crept into our ac-
count of the burning Of the Pacific Hotel,
telegraphcd Saturday. The loss of life il
not so great. The names of those positively
known to be among the dead are az follows :
Henry II. Rochester and Thos. II. Strong,
Of Rochester, n. Y; II. NJ. Gregg, Chas
Davis, VIM. Cunningham, Geo. A. Crane
Evan j. Wilkins. Mr.. johnson, Michigan /;
Ephraim Doane. Chicago Miss Hunter,
missing, supposed TO be dead Bruce Nc
Nett Burkhart Wust, Paul Sheriff., VIM.
Taylor, j. Wagner, Dr. Lord, Cincinnati
Other bodies were found, but arr SO burned
that they cannot be identified.
Seriously iniured-Mr. and Mrs. Hub
bard, Boston Elisha Hays, William w.
Terrence, james +. Gearo, VIM. Turner
Mr.. SHARPE, Mrs. Jonathan Jones.
Several committees of citizens were form
cd yesterday to collect means to supply the
wants Of the destitute, and furnish attend
ants for the wounded, and to provide for
the obsequies Of the dead.
The funerals of those not identified or
taken care of by friends, will take place on
Wednesday.
Other bodies are supposed to be in the
ruins. Vigorous search is still being made.
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The ship his snond State harmed.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.--The ship Dla-
nond state. formerly called tie james Ray
took tire during the night and ia still burn
Ing. It i suppoaed she will be total los
Tie ship les aground near the west jersey
Terry landing .
owned By s,s,;son 4 Co, and ia fully in,
urel.
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Anti-I.eroMptoa Meeting.

CoLrMBus, Ohio, Feb "a large anti
Iecompton mseting took place here Gu Sat
urlay. l.. NJ. Jacob Reinhordt was Chair.
man. Resolutions were adopted condemn
ing the Presidents course on the lHcompton
question, and endorsing Douglas & Co.
Speeches were made by Judge johnson, Of
Kansas, Payne, Morton, Gecyer and Others.
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DAsymLr. Feb l9.-Wm. j. Clark has
Teen sentenced 10 oath for the murder Of
his wife The trial Of Mr.. Leviggs. for The
murder Of her husband las teen Pstpoped
Ill May next
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ST. Iorrs, Feb. 2O.-Tbe Republican
iearns from private sources that the Penca
Indians are committing depr'''ations on
property, wOunding the cattIe, and threaten.
ing the lives Of eitizens Of Nebraska City
near Fort RAINFALL. MAJOR Day lett Capt
Davidson with three companies, 10 queIl d.
tnrbanos-
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NV YoEK, Feb. 20.-The steamer Bal
tic was brough, home BY Capt West, Capt.
Constock having lctt EnglAnd for -. Re.
ursburgh, to treat with the Russian Gov.
ernnent for tie purchase OF tie STEAMERS Of
the Collins hne
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Nrw ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.--The steamer
Virginia, Montank, james Montgomery,
Sherman and s. $. Prentiss, were burned
opposite this city this morning. Loss S1O,-
900. partly insured.
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New PRovIDrxcE, Tenn, Feb. 20---Jo.
seph Harris. tobacconist, was murdered last
night, by one Of his negroes. A mob hung
the negro, to-day.
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HOTE LIS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.

<,OkSgs THIRD AND Jackson sTREgTR,
" f,eeias 'hs s.ssmsssi fAbiinr. ssis' rasi-E. O.
bEfIytg, fryprstDr.
TAs np.l b.s s.~a thoroughly rsfarnisasd for tAs
soaiax spring ssd summer and de psoyfeos legs
afsm bs sisSsss ~ - rss ssd esrsllins pabiis
hat ~ 70 bSu prepared 70 s<e-mm,i.ss bah baA<dsfs
GDDs sssDlins stlszhsd. saJSb-fAwiy
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-.Iudgc Kane
has been dangerously i'll OF inflammation Of
the lungs, bu, is better this morning.
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Nj a = $.
We have on hand few dozen Of Dorys
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
Stss g,r. ~ Su Fee',
For which Thirty Thousand Subscribers obAlnedl.
MOUNTED AND vARSIsHED.
Witch We will sell al
s6o PER DOZEN. OR. s6 FOR A SINGLE ONE.
This Map is well ~arhy Of the attention u Booksellers
spd ohern. Accompanying itisa
MANUAL,
with the lses, statistic. and facts, many Of hem never
before Published and furnish fund II iuformsi which
Ii believed will be found 81 inraeulabir ysus Ia the
business and 81 great Interest Ia all classes They
demonstrate the constant aud increasing development Of
the nrEhAus,bl. Of wide spread empire,
and The ufelrsS energy Of entsrprsing population,
and, In connecpn With this comprehensive Map, form
OF The must complete works On the geography. II
oar County " ever yet published. -
sspp~u 0ooDKltH, SOMFNS co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

j. u. COLBY,
NOTARY p BIG AND JCEJiCt % TIE fEAcF'
~ NASHUA tUiSAGb 90. MINI aaft-Nlt'
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Telegraphetl 20 Prairie du CHEN Expressly
for the Pioneer andI Democrat.

EXPRESSED TO SAINT PAUL, by BUR.
BANKS N. ". EXPRESS.
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DRUGS.

hHrss AND akDIcisEs AT cOaT, WISHING
~ 80 retire from business sSspuu ~ health,
viii s. o'lt my sburs siGs u bragg and Nedsinss al
ssN SWk prices, fnf cash.
country kssehAa,s aud o,hsrs will find 10 heif 81
'antsfs 10 esl asi essias y sbk bsSor. purchasing
siss shsrs.
hays aiso GA hand az asSaBi Of Grossr1ss, all of
ShcB sli ssil Al . sacrifice. -
D n ssIfHOEDER,
Cofnsg 81 81 Ard Jackson stresfs.
~ Paul. Jan. y g.nr~flfnofr szao
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TO RAILROAD OFFICERS.
Booss, BLANKS Forms, se.. ruled printed. and bound
10 any desired pattern. In . superior manner
10 COUNTY OFFICERS.

% aay desired pattern. In . superior manner.
no COUNTY OFFICERS.
Deed and Mortgage Register. made according 10
ST g Records and all other Legal Blanks on hand or
,nAie ~ order IN the most durab. manner.
TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
Complete ss,s 81 Books made IN the iaost approved
forms coDsisinR n freight Bpks Cash Booss Regis
ter Books, Portage Books and wsoi Books. These
pooss us-d by mos, ~ he lines running upon
the rivers.
TO BANKERS
individual Rai General Ledsers Journals, Cash
Booss. Discount Books. Btd Rocks, checks, so,es,
Tioslsr.. Drafts Deposit Tickets. Bahs Notices Sc.
made y, order e tbs beat quality u tsp.r
TO MERCHANTS.
We eel s.pcc. al attention 20 revised forms fof
gtorse. sBt Forwarding Booss Bills OF Lstng Jour.
nsis LedR"rs. Cs~h Booss, A..
rIDSEER AND DEMOCRAT
BLANK BOOK NAsCfAcTORY.
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V'ERHifORY uF MiSaEtOrA, DISTRICT COURT
j ia Jui,aial uiRtftet County II Ramsay.
Christopher ~. TbBfn sE~inst Niiiihn " IL ndaI aui
Kbysssih q. Hsndsi HE rG~ u W Campbell Jsbn u
hsnbso aud Th.odofa resoh, eoa,p.,s under The
hbsrwssd u goad chsfiss saskabis and kfastos
Fis.ftDu tepsftnsfs " Asfknhin 4 EdgsT0n -
Thomas Hdseii9p td~in oRidrsll slb"'t i'sltrsil
joel WhiissT ArisnHs UAl. iissfy Nahbf
Vance HraHp JDi,a Mortimer isu gardoh II RfEr
sftJn brasiu. bdeHfan William teliinshrsf WIN
l. banning JbuHnss tIaly Peter Harley lslhf9p
Heed Ja.a Page huiaiord Charles W Williams J,hn
J Williams Charles ~ lIiain. Vim N IVrearsn
Richard flaJtar Ns.Hs pctiHpgeli Joseph A Paine :
Fsyua u Bsyisy James knspsires and N u ssr co
partners under DE and s,yls ~ Kbspsriek
esr 4" u Herman william bstis Richard Mar
shall Jahn Is Ukyb Robert wbitsofe Asdfa~ lever,
ing snd William u Morton, assispsss u William ".
Randall
IL he sb.sa named dsfsndsp,s
yoa aud zach ~ ygu bfrahg summoned ard re-
CURED IA ID" t1mp sih n his ae .an sheb has
been alsJ s oifs u The isfs II said Hiatrict Court
al ~ tsal In ssd t1sHtY ~ Ramsey, ard Ia a
copy Of your ~ 40 he ssd complaint ihr sab.
scfbsts al ,hsir he@ In ,he fy 81 si fsul aforesaid
within ivssty days Alter Tho service ii Ibis
ysu effIgsgs ~ the dzg 81 such service AMI n ron
TAIL b answer The s.h complaint ~bhlg he TINS afefe.
said the plAiniIH .oian si sgpiy tbs court be-
the relief dspandsh IN iha complaint
Dsisa ~ Paul February "a inth
NAE PALMER
fsbii-v6w Fi2sbuh's Aaorneys.
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timesbe I
ground at Buchanan and ~' inches the woods
Noi the Lake No
1L8ais
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uAyISG FukgIiAsEp THs EsffEk fNTtHkrT
IL ~ AaAsA NAs0s IN he seed Nots ~. h0orr1. be-
tween foarh AMI ttb streets -a eashsd 10 oafrr sa'
psrinr ledacr mrus U Farmers ana Dealers 10 coanss
hos with hirh prepared 70 furnish fruii snd rhss
Trees aud Ornamental shrupb~fyj om lhs eslsbrAIed
ku.~ry 81 hsaisy SA.ssD. Barsig
Also hs sale IN bsIk Paints Ds. fsyuisbss and WIN.
dss slsxs Efsueb and AasTicss. Dsdsfs sdcerss-d W
VS. ~ Nosyos, J.fksoa street. k0stos . PAcs,
Drasg.sts TAifd .ses sani Paul OIL ass, viii prompt
slsntIon . a, ...--
mhi Niassssian copy VIM. H. HORTON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GUKHiFF'S SALE -siy virtue of an sseeuih,a isrBed
- oat ~ and under The sr@ 81 ,s blslfr Court Third
Judicial District fr knenf cuuay, ~ favor ~ Edward
Howr. pisntH and agains, Joseph ~ Bsseocs dsfan
dani on Jndsmsn Ia lasef y hs ah'n, Tepds' ed ~
the county of blas Esfth T.. ahi hneseisd IN said
couniy The ith day II lspusfy. A. H. ihah al NJ
and aisf ards dook"ied IN Epenr fn'niy, " T.,
the ihih day 81 January A. tsA s ~ n mr. tho
~ tso hald, ri and arg iosr dolas and my cents
with Interest ffam The oh ds, Of January, A ~. 49,
hsY. this hfh day II February. 40. ts. levied upon
the following described rial estate, iy VII
i,pis No one ~ Two ~ three ~, Tour a. aud nse tb
IN bloc No thiry hyn G and hA No iss iOt, ~ bloch
SO tl,ry hun 90 bpcs No eighteen 30 block No
ninety ais tiJ, in The town 81 ksets aoe.dhs la VI.
recorded pis ot said avn III Ms Registers Office oi lie
Eueaf county Y,
k',ties ~ hereby given that VIII ssh The sam. Al
Fubiie Aueti iYf 'st "a the ntee n he hrRtsier o
Deeds IN Ie kpemf spubig Monday, the ibb day II
April. 4 - tss ~ ~ pflJfk a NJ ar sptnHth thereof
ay be- necessary 10 satisfy the said judgment together
with the AMI esrg"a 81 he safe 81 sad premises
Dated fhis tbh Jay II Fehfasfy, 4, - 100
p J Nltf, sheriff
u. asssD.. Deputy sheriff Re Nusu, " L.
fnhis iswGw
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ATTORNEYS.

JAMES KINDS, ATIuhsgr AND CoUssgiLDH
81 law snieitnr ~ CHANGER and General Land Agent
rassrss DIES .ioan, NJ T. oetzwiys
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nuBroUg sTEAM BOILER woAxs -nsrrisoa 4
Williams prepared 10 build all tipds u hscsm
Bes,srs ~ Louis Asd Chicago prices Persons buy.
iar t.f snsiass Easl viii transportation By baytnx
mir Lailsrs 81 We also prepared 70 faFntsk
ai> am gsxlass ~ ali tlsd. sDd Portable saw hs q The
sAoTtss police frs trusis. Grsies. bars g. AlD eli
hlads II sheet trsa Vol topper aud uss Piping ssSam
Ussfss Ae H.yiax b~ea established h kis city f1s Tho
psss year. prepared V give The beet ef
fsrssses. Jiss a. . call sad sIAsaias cur stnck.
seam Baalsrs constantly sn kshd.
ArsAop. esrssr IenlA and Nspls sifse.s Dubuans.
TgsA.
Spissiv.-a MORRISON Z WILLIAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

TN Pursuance Of anact entitled Gan Act to Ascend
i Act entitled Act to incorporate the city OF
davenport and amend the several Acts amondatory
Thereto approved the 20th day q March. a 1855,
1t the Ono Of n B Holman, in the city Of Daven-
port, March 0Oth 1855 and app intel the following
persons Judgcs and CLERKS Of the electtons b.
held on the hrst Monday after the nrst Monday in
April next 81 the following place.. tc-wtt:
WARD No. 1.-wm. Crossen, Nathaniel oquiscs,
and Robert Christe Polls % BE- held ct the School
WARD 10 80. pester ). ). Simpson and n.
y. kamb,' Polls to b held at the Mount lda Coll
lege building.
WARD No. 81. n. Dunons WIN Res~icl,
ONO Of Simpson L Hcndee
wARD NO A.-N. .. Bird, D O. Kelly E Y.
Bskemors. Polls 70 - held q the rssideocs Of Z.
WARD NO SC NJ. Pees, J. O'Drien, u J.
Haghs Polls 70 BE- held st The New Psnnsyivanis
'V WARD no s.-Ben,. Ats,n.os, job. porre,s J.
NJ. Lyter. Polls to b. held u the worden House.
WARD NO. 7-Jonathan Parker, Henry Hsupt,
John II .rnby. Polls 70 b held q Morton's Paint
WARD NO o. +. Peterson, Franklin Fearing,
sr, T. p. Hss. Polls to Be held 1t ysarins's Gro.
WARD NO s.-Ohas. Lerchsn, J. Melntosh. i,
PECK: Polls 70 =, = HID q the Court Hc.se.
$. n. ncsworth Polls 70 be held q the house Of
Hans Bern.
WARD NO. l1.-Thos. ). Holmes, ,. Finger, l. r
WARD NO. ia.-Robers aaxw il, John ArnI.
0r., r. Haddix. POlls - Be held st the house Of
kobt Maxwell
The last named person in each ward TO act - CLERK
Q. G BLOOD,
wn; ErFsY,,
emo 9 e 8; 1nsDr'
ELIEL PECK, Clerk Of the City Of Davenport.
Davenport, March 80 1858. apiidtd
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1t has been difficult for some time
past, to preserve the "run," Of the diff
ferent Presidents and Dictators, of the
ao-called Republic, Of Mexico. One
has arisen, only to be superse ded, and
overthrown, by another.
This instability Of government, can
not be better illustrated, than by the
anecdote of an old resident of the city
OF Mexico, which was going the rounds
Of the press a few weeks since. He is
represented a. grumbling to himself
that the ordinary course Of his old hab-
its Of life had been interfered with by
allowing one government to exist for
more than two consecutive weeks -
he had been accustomed, to a revolu-
ton every morning before breakfast.
However amusing the subject may
be, viewed in the light of this anect-
dote, it is yet matter of serious mo-
ment not only to the citizens of that
distracted country but also to our
government, as to the policy to be pur-
sued under the existing state Of things
At the present moment the country
10 in . much worse condition than usu-
sl-misgoverned she has ever been -
but now she il without law +; aud an
archy i rampant IN the land. Revo.
lutionary leaderA q the head Of small
squads Of men. are marching to and
fto. through the country, laying Y
slvaete: each one: tEyiag = make him
! ~ Pssilsdk Dielnoesur 1snpeeeF.
A1vioo uUoive1 : ~ da,6 dseeI
o - - Aons ~ snbas1sd
= - 0onnA -.
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EXTRAORDINARY DEMANDS OF FRANCE
The London Times received by the
last steamer, after commenting upon
the stringent terms dictated to Swift
zerland, Belgium and Sardinia, in re-
gard to French refugees, and the al
most peremptory demands made of the
English Government on the same sub
ject, gives the following as the propo-
sed requirements from Austria
"The demands OF the French Empe-
ror's Government on the Cabinet of
Vienna 60 far beyond anything which
has been attempted in our own case.
We learn that NJ. De Bourquency has
actually demanded that the Austrian
newspapers shall not be allowed to
comment unfavorably on the state Of
France, or the proceedings Of the
French government. Austria, much
to her credit, has lately relaxed her
passport system. The quiet Of the
Italian provinces, and the general pros
perity Of the Empire have encouraged
the statesmen of Vienna to remove
most of the restrictions which our
countrymeu found so onerous even two
years ago. But will it be believed that
the French Government demands the
re-establishment Of the old system in
more than all its former severity! NJ
lie Bourquency desires that every
traveller from the Italian provinces
shall obtain his passports at Milan OF
Venice, instead Of from the authorities
Of the place where he resides. We
from our insular position, have little
direct part in the matter, but we hav,
every reason to believe that Austri,
will vindicate her old reputation fo
dignity and courage, and under tn
guidance of able Statesmen, set q goot
example to less powerful and resolut'
communities"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

SoSoRA EXPLORING AND AuIs0 CoMpASY
OF Crso,NSATL-Ths following ars The Of
GERS Of this company for the sesuing year:
Directors r. Heintselman. E Conk.
ling. c. d. Poston. T. Wrightson, g. Colt. E.
C. Middleton, 8. Flickinger.
The late advices Of the company show
the smslting and smslgamatinQvorks 70 b
nearly completed. They are expected TO
be in operation by the middle Of May. and
will run out some s2700 in silver per day.
We understand that the company are about
to send an additional force to the mines "a
assist in the developement-Raiisoad Re-
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DIX. y. .u,DOJO:V.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon.

MEABER Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitutsos Of
vi Dublin, &C., Stud Mt and Assistant Surgeon 70
the great Prof Ferguson, Veterinary oureeon 10
the Queen Of England having madss rrans- Stlani 10
Ill for the purpose OF mailing himself mater Of the
different modern improv .menis In the ecience Of We
tsrins.y Medicine and Surgery - expsunded in the
English and continental Colleges oegs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprietor who 10 kindv
pstronsed elm previous to is departure, during lie
former so,ourn IN Davenport, that he 10 BOW fuily
professional assistance which such course Of study
and e1ter sve requirements rend-rs AVAILABLE nth
due fret to the practice Of the different deoa
Of his profession as Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have emploved hin,
on very severe cases (sone Of which orr
rations had to he performed on) will cheerfuy ce.t
~ 70 his abilities - competent Veterinary Sur
Geon.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John Cooh.
nessrs Ooees Davis = w Cannon Ksq,
D eaeal, p, d s Brooks Bsq.
q Webb ESQ, CT Marks.
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice he can b. found at Mr. Nn,shss
Livery Stable opposite the Post Once, or nj tbe
Union Drug 81 re, aboqe the Post-Omce.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
THE NEWS.

Xuo mSIiS ny Iuc AA@DuVui" O''"k
intelligence Of Importance from the
seat Of war in India. A letter from
Bombay dated February oath states
that Sir Colin Campbell, had marched
upon Lucknow and that the great blow
would in . few days be struck. The
enemy before him was supposed to
number about one hundred thousand
men and the city had been strongly
fortified.
At tho last hating place before en-
ter,ng Cawnporc, the army had intel
l,gence of the detestcd Nens Sahib.
He was on tho opposite side Of the
river in the last extremity Of terror,
deserted by nearly the whole Of his
followers.
The judgment Of heaven for his
atrocities is now descending upon his
head.
The trial Of the ex-King Of Delhi
was commenced on the 9th of Janu-
ary. He is said to have presented
picture Of helpless imbecility which
under any other circumstances would
have excited pity. He expressed him
self ignorant Of the charges against him
and most Of the time lay coiled upon q
cushion in state Of apparent insensi-
bility.
The evidence adduccd confirmed all
the reports concerning his cold blood
ed atrocities, committed absolutely
under MS own apartments in the pal
ace.
He was found guilty, but in conse-
quence Of guaranty Of his life by
Gen. " ilson, the sentence, instead of
being capital, was transportation for
life tn the Andamans.
The examination Of Beman, before
the bond street Police Court in London
for being accessory to the murders
committed in the attempt to assasinatc
Louis Napoleon, was concluded on the
18th Of March by committing the &C
cused for trial on the charge.
Jim Lane, the notorious tongue val
liant leader OF the Republican party in
Kansas proposes to challenge Gov.
Denver to meet HIM in single combat.
The friends of Gen. Lane need fce no
apprehension for his safety. Gov.
Denver will not demean himself by &C
cePtlng challenge from Lane; but
even if he should do so, the regard
which Lane possesses, for his personal
safety will be An aIl-sufficient prot-c.
ton.
The Herald Of April 3rd contains
iCIsCi WIltCCu IIOm JI0WTcuCc, n
I. giving accounts Of atrocities COM
mitted by q party Of Free State men,
wholly unparalleled by anything which
has happened the country for years.
The account given is the Free State
version. We expect shortly to hear
renewal Of the "shrieks" Of the Repub-
lican press, to counteract the effect of
this intelligence.
The Banks Of St. Louis resumed
specie payment on Saturday last.
Gold was selling at one quarter per
cent premium.
The latest intelligence, by telegraph
received yesterday evening, with full
market reports, will be found on the
first page.