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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17
INSURANCE.

FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. s.FAY.
~ Agent, by legal authority Of the State OF Iowa
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford.
Cash Capital paid up in full ........... 1900 600
~ .. Odnneid, Sed'y. e. N. Shipman, Pres.
STA TE FyREAND MARINE INSURANCE. on
OF Harrisburg, Pa.
Cash Capital paid up In full 1850 900
L. Ward, Sec'y. y. p. Rutherford fres't
These companies sustain reputation for frmness.
promptness and responsibility which renders them
the soundest and safest Fire and Marine companies
In the United States.
Ohce-witn Parker & Edwards. Brady street.
sSlS
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For Sale.

ZONE hundred and twenty Building jete N N
&Addition TO the town VI Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situafen -
che bank Of the Mississippi Thsy VII b ga q -
l0nable germs.
FOR particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Duylss pysaa =
Oo;. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Ia. I(IeSr~'
Cosbin Z Dow Davenport, Or Of The suhscss1sr.
JA0uD NAY
u me subscriber has numbsrlsse Asu1roAie -
ceof land In and Near the citizen a DoV0nos4 ~
LsCaire. emp near the town Of 1ort 1vrec. ~ -
Wihees 70 sell GCctl6efl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17

nate SSSSCI.
vTNHK FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEI will run
regnatly between Rock Island. Davenport and
all point. above to st. Paul making sure connec-
lions at Galens With the following boats which COM
pore the Ainnesott Daily Packet Line 70 St Paul
eavins Galena at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwiok, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era WI Slaughter
Grey Eagle ID 8 Harris
Key City. James v orfen
War Eagle, W. II. Glltert
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for caiens every Monday, Wednssdry and 1ri.
dav at O'Clock A NJ.
Returning leaves Galene for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at .
O'Clock NJ oonns citing with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately the arrival Of the Fanny Hsr
ris, at 6 O'Clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca.sel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
lot Dubuque avery Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday
At Q O'Clock A NJ
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n nday. Wednesday and Friday At
o'clock NJ, connecting with Keokuk and ST. Louis
Packet B"n Campbell, which leaves on arrival OF the
Kate Casse At o'block p N.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
sDo.e oaena TO IT Paul, will also receipt for freight
70 al o. tfe alb " ints and will psy particular at
tention to the delivery Of the same Passengers and
shippers can rely upon the strictest punc.uaty, as
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
1t the honr to make their connections.
N. H.-The1e boats arrive every evening Ut Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS PRRrTYNAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY l. CO.,
POwARS CO.,
". GRovRNBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-dn
1858. Season Arrangement. 1858
FAvoRTTB, MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
&f
e N v q Y,
Regular st. Louis, Keokmk, Burlington,
Rock Island, Dauenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Pocket.
YNHD Lgf4 Draught and we'll known steamer
= ENVOY, N. G. ROE Master, 8. =. L0CKE,
Clerk, has commented running ~ Regular Packet
t. the shove and intermediate points, continuIug In
the trade during the season.
shippers may rely upon havirg their freight han
died with great and dispatch, Ard passengers
ere assured, In travelling upon the Envoy, Of being
made always quite ct home.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board
Aarch -. IooS mchl8-df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17
For Rent.

V1NHkOBfICk heretofore occupied by Me-srs Csp>
L Dillon q Lndiey, opposite Cook b Harssns,s
Bank.
Enquire q N kuHxIx, Tobacconist. Diocesan
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17
Rock Island Trespassers
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .N4DTrT,E.

TsH1 undersigned having been appointed By the
= war Department Is agent Of the Quarter Mas
Ter Department 81 Rock Issnd," with full tnstru0.
tions to adopt oil necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from depredations and ntru
sons" Nov, therefore, oil persons whomsosver, not
having Legal right are hereby warned and notified
% quit ths premises and abstain from any further
H0paso
The Deputy o. 8. Msrshsl for Illinois Will take
charge Of oil wood cat The ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
ON b asoesosd and PAID.
Al psSsoas ass hesshV fosSsd sutsing wood Or ~
bsr q anv htnd and notineA % abs(etn iron sny
tresDeso wAossosyW, - lagal aeps VII y take0
aoaina GncA dspsedatoss.
Z. Z. G1AYMAKu1j
asslAsos ma AeanS Wae NJ
nousekeeper1 ! nouDekoepeFsI
I'm gsssns aAssaaaso valss pasl y u ahsssa
y bRte fsDalrlng ysEnloaso = - - e0no1ooe
~ 1aoeae en1aaeasse sty1e. ol1CAAln - -,
sssssess,se 49, =. = ~ - -! 80
611111S61o - 111e11G
.u.., IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17

"ILLIAH O'NuDA has rsoevsa q II hceal
w % leeust stssst, vAsre As VIII eeatinuO 6
SILVER YLATlno DVDluDs0.
q s.sss - ~ !: $3.50. $780,: II I
~ g ss'''s's ~ ''''''' - s'''s'''A'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-17
A Stock Of Goods amounting to
about $1,000 to exchange for
Land in SCOtt County.

NOMPRIelNG general assortment Of Dry Goods
~ Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Hdk'fs, Suspenders.
Butt NJ. COMBS. Plns, Needles, Hooks nyss,
general assortnent Of Fancy Goods, also carriages,
part the whole will be TRADED for Real Istste In
tAis county Of fair prices.
Aoet1ou and Conmisoioa Merchant,
unvl1N No. q Hast Second street.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26
The Br.t} OUT age. u lie CUR.
LETTER FROM r.xH s~oDoEss, Or rns xATEn wlrcn,

LITTER FROM fIEh SR0DaERs, Or THE wATER WITCH,
sxwSS -
The following letter has been received b! the
Navy Department. in Washington, from Lieut.
Rodgers, III the Water Witch. II confirms news
previously published from Key West l
%. 8. STEAMER WATER WITcHs
Key West, june s., lhs8
Sir: Iarrived here safely today, G coal. All
well on board. ] leave tomorrow for Hayana, where
! shall find H. I. M. steamer Devastation which has
brought Instructions from Admiral Seymour to the
cruisers upon the coast of Cuba.
H. D. NJ. stcatn-gun-boat jasper came into the
lartor this morning in search Of the Styx, to de-
liver dispatches from the Admiral. Lieut.. Pym
stated to me that his instructions were printed, and
were, dated. he believed, in 1849 thu they were, at
all events, the identical instructions which be had
acted upon on the coast Of Africa, nine years ago.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

ExaLAHp 3PRoNisEs ExrLANAr1oNs.-New
York, june 10. The Cunard steamship Erra,
r arrived ct Halifax this evening, with Liver.
pol dstes to.Satufday. 9Th instant-three DAYS
Atef than the adyices by the Nova Scotia Tor
Qsebec and the Arago at New York.
BRIrlsH 0urRAcRs.AThe chief item Of in.
tesest BY the Europa is the announcement by
~ Government, III the House 81 Commons,
thAt If the reports Of The alleged ontrsgss com.
mitted BY british cruisers on American vessels
10 The Gulf Of Mexico proved 10 be we'll foan-
ID, immediate aud satisfactory explanations
wQald be made to our Government.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26


Why Tiers R MoRe PIous Woass
THAN MRS-The reason there are more pieus
women than men is not because women are
weaker Or their passions less powerful, but be-
cause q feeling q, Independence is native in the
female heart. It's because the pride Of indie.
pendence has little or No. place there. Il Is
because the female mind has 10 undergo COM
paratively q small revolution to become reli.
3ggic1s, 0he powerful barrier that stands be-
fore the path ofevery man ID his approach d
We valley q humiliation does not oppose the
passage n The trne woman. 1t ID very rare
that those who are denominated . strone.min-
ded women" become religious. The pride Of
personal independence prevents this.
80 sweet and so NATURAL a thing is piety
among woman that men have conn 10 regard
a woman without it as strange, if not %unieal-
my ana Goddess men select pious wives, be.
cause they see that piety softens and deepens
and Q evates every natural grace Of person and
every accomplishment Of mind.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

"A n, m Cr,,ov ,fha,a : a,atc. ;,.4.h,,
Sor,b.westsr nat n M. aSso a Z : u1I,os Z, -. ~ Y,
wba + ss,ecis IL pa ss, Y ss, ~ e ~ ps;.sa !. c, n,
wnman farm /, shnrs j N s.,,s,,s 1sa \ ,s g ~ y
w s;ocn n w.s daiiaa wv y , \ ss, \ ~ s ~ Ill y
uaS Il hnr;nr nna III 1 NJ. s,s'. ! . I pas, !, Il wv
MILL ~ sss9'e as'asAso Y ousap
IyelI doctor, "A down von o IN, ,,s,sly
aoors, - ~ rses NJ, H. e. wv son vs. cnin pleleiy
konw = ~ s9u
.Iremens. W., f,oI vbere.d 3, ., - ~ 3
/, ;sa5S ~, aaa.Ss IVY = ~ seeiue Fun !
AiIaves 4 snoss !. ,r,l,s -. n.on,;..au.,,,
doctnrp sp0's D'9ns ~ p'ohhscuoas's
served you @right. Wbere a;s ~, -,
,,o,r M - lsa" no'e wv yoa So
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

sAs @faN ee'sis 4 ~ I, .sN y oaaa 3 evening
s1Nih iHq3ss ~ Slle 81 following account Of ~ae
5Sdeeadlul ~eXpjeeioNS iii ssstssalai60et pennsyl.
T11Sia ISL M s mor mi fass III. ;,s.i
~ sssssxs M .ss;sss ]. sSss
$780, M0 aIFAYeQSA r Memphis on
saeassAaAAshsssAea the stsarphcat Kate Frishee:
SsfsfkN s0feDyvl1E II xkitfs HSsrnu,ad;nrs I'M Nxt;ss
ssiexf1fdwf rivsxss SSneSrr fhaN kSsYfS 9sessss q 81; ;sisa
s@XK1nS;ssY@N Il WTS,ss @@1SG SsESs. S I q sss1 yMs as " HAs
s1Ssf a10alerfii sttAx&fJ aAWays M1pySSrE Dff the cabin
NEhkrC ~ nn deSctl hing Observation-Disclosures. Iha
Ehuxx n 0&tedSp pk xAlfstN4aIK rliei5ifeIter. who
sNAS siIa ~ f6efSS hn5p att1fAHesdt iiiifHes,s Wss jnsfaDf-
y VI I'LL pNnssf, 1ginadi faeess4edd s36lchEorz mi gi,a
ail6hnf iiUe lArted k6WeSse IND tbo wreck
9zoStSd our dawn Woodf bpat Nc hailed.
lfesoMhers5 MI HArtiAlaIS came to tfhQEHiins1neall
tSeIl IS fhe liyyin0. Wsl8 ui3 IN TN woad Shos z
Ssys \ ~ who could inot 10 taken DID beI0fe
~ wreck took dFs. sAt one dine tke VOID
eee}n@d e1Hk osherjnlt til the Nffeck Al
%ssSsss 1890 ss.SsS s ~ SHE@ s ss wy ssss ss24 wy
"a ssSs SSs SstH. < s,f 49, n sHssAss U1tteQsnP
lNsshe wnVN 9 1s.s AkWin61 n0WtsxeEYNst the
energy ma dRcisi0ns ~ purpose i'll d te3* noiY3a
dafldk spirits Ike W001gh 0at Mar EsSSSsnngT
scr5aySStetd Twss dtAwng 0trrrs fp NH, 51hA S@tsss
IslES| ,shsts MAI, ss.M.. ssx s s n S As4S N "A sk!i
sAssszs N M MAJ n NH IN M sHNsHSeQ thez MNEtecck hftE1t
N 1qhtx BdsnM.N ttIalfs AeSfaeea5 u II abant HIM
J&RiRh3es; &0SdS iNkerHl lieeVvs reFaaii,nSfs ,s6fTI WI ah 1s,S
ISSCGsceln0Crk ywfh6KSS thcs staamer i ns,ssris II sjs%.ss Il
M Nsw flFIss w ,Saes7 M ,issi . 'ssas sSssgS 3S Yala
~ QN0&k a0Wn tt0S An8llln A ssgzss sa@s sBssa NJ N
Wf hRnES I've wood bpat Waa StfnsstE 1dffhxd 0rsrr
vi fhSSIieldnd 4 1nrsxyA rtuSun.H6r M m. &c.
ssssNSSsSsr gvvS0lnn saSx& m 49, 49, - Sts9y %sN1
nSf a n ,i~ht ~ II y wv s. ohsanc lRnce,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

"A negro preacher recently, III Virginia, re-
teerrilig NJ 4 desultory and characteristic dis
coarse, To the day # judgment, said, with great
eaFtestness and iavtr !:
! Bredevn and Ssistern lin dat day do Lord
shall divide de sheep from de goats ; and bress
90 Lord, he Knows which wears de wool 4
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

STARTLING BUT TRUElIgc Sc
~ Of AutagraphyhDr. Gnstavus Getteraimu I
permanently located himself In the city " NSaQHS
leans, and would respectfully inform {he sppdkitIf3
largc, that he Ii the only Professor III sbisss n
of Genuine A,tography, Of the SCIENCE hi III
the character, qualities, and impulses III Ill Ill
yidual, and from that determining what ySSSSi}SSmxia
they will succeed In, whom md what natrreS II aGsExFE6a
son they should marry, etc, etc. $sAS
Full information as above, p1nctuaiIg relniils8Mih
receipt Of o few lines Of handwriting, eneloxsiIAkE S 56es
dollar.
Hints on the Art Of Cpnrtship, with much nlIeu6sss
Bile information of interest to the Young psaf& xEs
both sexes, sent postage free on the Feceipt@ on
Dollar. Address: DR. g. GUTTEMbCRgs Il
June 20, 1s5s.-ly. NeW0rsapJ III:
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Reader, did you ever enjoy the ~ecstatict
e'is Of counting ifypu haven't, gets little
eatantry.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

O TAA-PAYERS-ATTENT ~ UHifes
qlent taxpayers Of the tax If 1867 are he5qa9
notified that my deputy, John b. BigbIn, Niliaal 49,
inns date, proceed to make seizures according IL
law. Those therefore who wish to avoid costs VI
do well TO call immediately at my Office IN 0Ielef
sas, and should | be absent, Joseph d. Richard ~
- authorized to receipt for said taxes. 49,.
opeiousas. June ~, ,lS5S. GILBERT ~
Parish Goia4afs
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-26

n6nEy McHuuKut jNf8W AQpQtt taHu Muy III Rtregt
Nary Ellen Orlears Convent | Louise Ias we MasA1 MN !; ~:
c cHaisSm' E J I.sSs Ansai y. ~ NH H. = %;s;,, Wy !. IN MAJ
sirs u i .eWootsns. isntucky !. n Dennis Mile,
child asnds servant M. Edward Hill. lhfse children
and servant / Mr.. sHgrd. Galveston GaAssfry and
y5ssk VI Mr ss,lSn.iy N la!sf 5sssi !; Dsry Ss = sRsrt Hsr
MI ia chiid' NswYosN 4. MARKS ana Indy, ~.
Ia. Mephan; Indy and child st. Louis I. i abbott
and negro man dopbtfal n +, Young, LeNlsylile ;
w WIG A ~ Rslsk, Msw : 1 c assa i Tassaa nb bsan' G cscps,ea |
Hn I A. - 49, SFtA wv ~ Y 4
4 --
From the Richmon Wing. !
The GreNtsQusstIonSfo ~ the South.
u, ~ ssz$s IA I1I.a ..,1@csa
snlIss S fMNAns, Sn nasl an .nao1MnnlcssQ shAsnss sNsANNs
sssA n s0 9.ea5sl s ss Asschss t sMs III. I'm as's 4 hAssA. Z l9Maa NJ.
[SsaSssy n .,l o. .M ~ S nArs. s.snE II l sss IN ~ e1sas
IAnKee co isn! Ns w! ssFlaa III aats neer
RasssAlM ~ h1aass9 " .n1a los W lllsAR Y W. n solons
fs ses:. 2osh yss MICA ss Sl'sgslse.a lAuss a sn1 su NE
Issssss s. tv:. Z! Y .n'1Ss snsy ea .saSass nv au1 asa,s.r
1850 w. \. r1 s.ssu ssss ! S InaeSe. .lsaus.t IN ~ .aoc !
M; Y sa 4; w NV wv Sss "a s M sa s9;sss;. sa,Jasa xs.;a ~ ]
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TO ALL WHOM IT lay OONGErN

= You are hereby cited to appear within = 56eH
from this date, Mt tho Office Of A. Miilapepkh.99A&
file your answer to the petition OF Cart -
Louaillier, in relation to the provisional setsure Z
certain Lot Of Barrels now Id the Warc-h6lsesH N &
pitre, mt Washington. The said selsnrsz TX
been made TO satisfy the claims Of HinckNs
N favor of the steamers a. w. Glaze and H3A4e44!g
for freight and charges on said Barrels; they tAxs4f
been abandoned by the owner, one Al. HilderlaSes i
La. A.MILISPAUGHySJ i kssM&
Washington, La. June ~. 5S5S.--3t zsa
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nRuGS AND MEDICINEsAA full, fta4 ~
IL pure assortment. for sale BY 1aasss
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GICK CUPS, HfDRoCEISE, BED PANS. xSl1
~ general assortment Of articles iD that lii. Il
by r. u. HEBRABn1sSs
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MANAJU.--Firstrate as a preseryafiss j
w the Lockjaw, for sale ny
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TX ENEDY'S GREAT MEDICAL D1SCoSMI Il
IN tor cleansing and purifying the blondsatS!e1a1e
by r. u. WBRA8FfESNA%
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T EEcHEs.-A lot Of Hungarian Leeeles Is IN
IL by +. Il HEBiA Hb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

LANDED SECURITIES. Notwithstanding the
general and great depreciation in almost ev-
cry sort of property there has been by far less
loss Of money in landed than in any other Sc
curIties since the pressure and panic COM
menced. In such securities as these there is
something yisible-solid and tangible. Houses
and lands, mortgages, leases, and other land
ed securities, don't run away. They are a
reality, and therefore it is that thew are SO
constantly secured for investment by guar
dams and trustees, as well as by oapitalsts.-
Boston Traveller
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C5e 5@MIgg Spe,

HE LECoMPToN CONSTITUTION AT WASH
INGroN-DoUgias declares War to the Knife
against 1.-THE Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald, writing Feb. LIST.
says:
" The Caucus of the Democratic Senators
has been postponed. They desire to wait nm.
til the Lecompton Constitution is referred to
the Senate Committee on Territories, as il
doubtless will be reported back by a majority
OF the Committee with the Minnesota bill
hltehed to it, and both put through the Sen.
ate together. This is the present arrange
ment in both Houses The Cabinet feel con.
hdent that Congress will admit Kansas as a
State with the Lecompton Constitution
They do not anticipate so much opposition
from members of Congress from the North
and West of the Democratic party as is gen
orally believed; but whatever detection there
may be, they believe that hardly any South
ern member of Congress, of any party, dare
vote against it. The consolidated vote of the
South will fully compensate for any detection
IN the North. l anticipate a pretty warn
time tomorrow. Mr.. Douglas has given mo-
tice that it is war to the knife. and from
knife to hilt, and that the Administration
must take the consequence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-04

1t is a most singular fact that while Doug
las, Walker, Wise and Forney, the democratic
leaders for free Kanzas were never suspected
of abolitonism, the Buchanan leaders who
are opposing them are the Van Burens. the
Biglers of Penn, and the Pitches of Virginia,
all OF them over and over committed to free
soil by speeches and letters and with them
go hundreds in New England, who have been
the hastlest TO join abolitionists and enter
into coalitions, when their own selfish ends
could be answered thereby. - Neso5ayvport
Herald.
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