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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08

undertaken the stperintendencc of his studio ;
and the late seulptor's head workman, a Ger
man of the greatest talent will finish such
statues as areIh course Of execution for pri-
vate commissioh. 1t is to be regretted that
poor Crawford was prevented by his painful
and mortal malady from completing the design
for his Washinton Monument, although the
chief part.'wll be his Conception Of tic seven
colossal statues Intended to surround the mon
uraent he had only completed two, those of
Jefferson and Henry
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Gov.JW AIkEa ,s dstrrsRs ON KAxsAs.-WAsr.
lSeros, Decethhsr fs.-K K$lctter from Gov. X.
J. Walker appeared in the wsshington papers
this morning. IT'S addressed Ito Lewis cass,
Secretary of State -T,s-.sl,
The letter iamostly an! elaboration of the
Message of Mr. ssefeary Station, convincing
the Legislnturasof K,nsas'
Gov. Walkefstate. that he accepted the of.
fec, of Governor sof Kansas upon tho express
condition .that the Constitution which would
be,framed blythe Seople of tile Territory for
their admissehasA State into tic Uuion should
be submitted for sati6eation or rejection, to
the votes Of tIe 6ona .fae resident, settler of
Kansas. Herdpeated these views in his Inaug.
ural Address the people Of that Territory,
and,no objecti}n was made by the Cabinet.
]. The tone aof lile letter il mild and argument
;ative, and ,sontinsssno reflections against the
:AdmipistrEtiop -
y, s,CHEnAw ] LYduM.--On last Friday evening
DR.. n: EaBor4, ofthe South Carolina Coll ege
delivered an ikeresting. and eloquent lecture
before a large ihd dappreoiative audience. His
subject asThe aershaht" :" was treated, in all it.
phases, via, a;ulaster hand. The lecturer, in
the eourse ofti1sE Erenasks asserted .that the
Merchant hh3aonsHore TO civilize ands chris.
tianins stiaeht elsss; sombuation of elias.
ses Of n,sp. s1raaea FIJI eae the Merchant do we part
ly owe our i fiepeadence, for when clouds look
'sdaark darfg hesReyolntion, the open hands.
Of Robert ofris and christopher, Gadsden !
ssehgthen$ the esbse and Inspired new xiger: !.
In, ,tset, ths Aeretapt has proved himself the
a'snisssp:ia ofeeyAryY enterprise. from sailing
seyafd sts.gates SfsHelcues, 20 where Grin:
rssaent ship in5search Of Franklin. The
aeetn} on tspSnalar ssubjes.. ald sRsald
IsesysS te tpgesS larger audience, HAD
,long4 ptiS Been RSen. Pee De: Herald ! 8
z; B I Vi &C God sdoth,.chequss|
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08

MATaIMoN1AL.-asTLe, following notice
was yesterday in the Courier ), ~ - -
Il Married, on Thursday evening, Sd, inst
by the Roy. U .sSipcIair Bird, sWm,sB Carl
isle. ESQ Assistant Editor Eofsstbe Courier,
to sAFabeIla, third daughte of SWm.. Bird,
,Esq ;:aIIs softhis CITY, ,rs;ss 81
ss 50 oursfriends ard brother editor is: gone i
.0r 80. rather, hath shes come sup from the
idafksway Of bache lordom. into the clear and
stead yslight ofWsadsd lifs! y lLere. is not:
much, fIs to cay .ass-s B i Z 9Sf
But he, who. has been SO long .,assoeiated
s%itir dsiu the serious busipess of tho world
sw66 shas, on respect for; ;tbeis stroDg virtues
ofhis mind who is sliii more end cared TO
JUS fromSt t6atfare generosity that tender ness
and skindliness of feeling, that 1ickands
SINCERE synpath hS, and aalI those better
.itiess which create the true nobility 6fsfte5
6aft She knows tb q sincerity of our wifstl,''
tbat the peas spath wlisteons he eDters may.
. .fIeyer be spread bya cleud darker than:
tbe4 bright sun shine .4tbat yhateser BE the.
[tfiaI 6is weather kok kbappip ess mays bei
cko6uds lesser fSdtdd & 5 3
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08
ON THE WEST.

Is tie u. S. Naval Coat Of Arms. and
on,,he' scroll, the inscription verite sans
peur. "
: We understand the monument is to be
removed to the former residence Of Capt.
Petigru ip the country, near. Wellington,
where it is to be erected. -, - !,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08
on TILE EAST,

Sacred to the memory,of Thos. Petigru,
U. S. Naval Commander. Born I'd June,
1T94. Died 9th Of March, 1857.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08
ON THE NORTH

Courage, feeling and truth, marked his
course. In the Naval service, he = enforced
the wholesome laws Of discipline. In pri.
vate.lite, lie extended the open hand ofcllar-
ity. lie loved justice and made the often
der bow to its mandate. He was therefore
prosecuted. sVipdicated in the face Of day,
he was wounded in the dark, and died at his
post demanding rcparation. p ;.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08

Clouds obscured the evening of his day.
aud when he bore tho hardest trials without
descending from the leavcn of mauly char
iacter. Friendship mourncd by his dying
bed nor will the sense OF their loss de-
part with life from the bosom'o of those who,
with conjugal and fraternal affection, trace
this tomb to his memory. ~zs -
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TERMs--TWo DOLLARS PER IANNUM,] ]

rsCRAwronp triss scuErp1r,oass. Setter from
Rome says.- TIE lamented demise of the
geat American scalptor; Crawford, having left
many of:his works incomplete, especially the
gEeat National Monument, to the memory of
Washington, the scarrying out of his designs
gill be esuprendedantlso some understanding can
bs come to between Mrs. Crawford and the
American Government. Meanwhile, Mr. Craw-
fords riendiand Brother artist Nr Terry, has
Undertaken the sdperintendencc Of his studio ;
and the late 5eulptor's head workman, Ger
man of the greatest talent, will finish such
Statues as areah course of execution for pri-
vate commission. 1t is to be regretted that
poor Crawford was prevented by his painful
and mortal malady from completing the design
for his Washinton Monument, although the
chief part.will behIs conception Of Tie seven
colossal statues Intended to surround the mon
uraent, he had only completed two, those of
jefferson and Henry"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-08

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
l. A T E S Il N F. w S.
From WashinRton.
By TELEGRAPH. }


WASHINGTON, June 23-The subject ol
protecting the rights Of citizens ofthe Mica.
ragua transit route. to. day occupied the Mt
tention of the administration, and measures
will, doubtless, be taken to prev ent any i'm.
proper interference with them by foreign
powers.
The war department has received infor-
nation from Gen. johnson, but it gives
nothing more of interest than what La. re-
Gently appeared in the newspapers. The
army at Camp Scott was waiting for sup
plies. Dispatches for Gen. Scott, having
been sent to his headquarters direct, have
not yet reached him il this city.
Mr.. Dallas in the course of his despatch
dated the Sth Of June, alluded to a conver-
sation he had with Lord Malnsbury, to
whom, following the spirit of his instruc-
tieIv, be refused to make any concession
whatever in relation to visit and search, and
he was about to end his letter with the re-
port of an upfavorable issue Of the interview
when he was surprised with sudden
change in affairs, and Lord Malmsbury him
self, at the request of Mr.. Dallas, wrote the
minutes for another conversation, in which
he fully accepted the doctrine in the letter
of Secretary Cass of the 10th of April as
sound international law. but as conflicting
with the treaty Of 1912.
The States learns this P NJ. from reia-
BILE source. that the President has determin-
ed to send an armed force to Nicaragua, or
at least such naval display as shall convince
the governments Of England and France
that our way to our Pacific possessions is
not to be interfered WITH and adds this in.
telligence may be relied upon.
A dispatch to the Times says Judge
Roosevelt Of this city, it is rumored, will
succeed Mr.. Dallas as Minister to England
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

THE GREAT SANFORD OPERA
TEourI.-This highly popular and every
where celebrated troupe, will give two
performances at this place on Monday and
Tuesday evening next. In finished musi-
cal talent. rich variety Of entertainment
side-spliting fun and humor. and star dane.
ing. this great company knows no peer in
America. The encomiums which have been
showered on them in every place they have
visited, express no more than what they
richly deserve by their great musical eomi-
cal and dancing talents. The gentlemen
who compose this company are not mere
adventurers, but highly educated gentle
men, whose requirements in music would
make them distinguished either in the opera
or drawing room, concert or the Ethiopian
disguise and the inimitable and enterpising
Sanford has selected these artists from the
best musical talent that can be found. He
is himself the impersonation Of Ethiopian
humor Cool White, u great favOrite for
years in Ethiopian performances, in his
serio-comic performances is inimtable
while that funny pair Dixon and Bowen,
absolutely burst off the vest buttons, and
make the sides of the audience ache laugh
ing at their outrageously funny saying and
doings. Mademoisclle Peline, is beauti-
full and spirtuelle danseuse and, with Mast
er Sanford, executed series of pas and
poses bewitching and artistic. Young
America-properly SO called-for little
fellow, beats every boy we have ever seen
in dancing in his particular line.
The vocal gems sung by Carncross, Col
lins, Barquin and Kavauaugh, were finely
executed, and the melody Of their rich
full voices, thrilled through the house.
The company should be liberaly patron
sed, as they have spared no talents, pains
or expense to make their company perfect,
and no one IN Davenport who has taste
for either thrilling melodies and ballads,
finely executed Ethiopian songs and conf
calities and dancing, should lose the oppor-
tunity Of seeing and hearing them. They
deserve full house, and every body gets the
full worth Of their money ,in fun and music
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
lows CITY Items, Personal, &C.

We canDot dismiss the subject of our late
visit to Iowa City, without mentioning the
fact that We are under many obligations to
number of the good citizens OF that place
for many kind attentions. To the Hon. Mr.
Ransom, Mayor Of the City, We are indebt-
ed, among other acts of courtesy, for gen.
eral introduction to the ladies who congre-
gated at Straw berry Festival on Wednes-
day evening. Our friend, the Mayor, was
doubtless entirely innocent OF any evil in
tention in the act; but the matter, as is
usual in such cases, resulted most disastrous
ly both to our feelings and pocket We
were, however. during the process Of VIC
limitation. really ssduced into the belief
that We were enjoying ourselves hugely,
and at q lal hour retired thoroughly con-
yinced ia.s.ys bad Peuf : few hours most
pleasantly. In the language Of Archibald
Blossom. Bachelor, we were always a VIC
tim" in such cases.
Mr.. r. II. Sylvester. the gentlemany Edi-
tor Of the Daily Reporter, showed us every
attention and kindness. Dick, is doing
well and the Reporter is popular in the City.
We are also under obligations to very many
other citizens.
The Park House, under the supervision
Of the. .gentlemany proprietor, Mr.. Truesdale.
is well kept, and popular with the travell-
ing public. The table is bounteous, the
rooms are neat and we'll ventilated, and eve
ry attention is paid to the comfort of guests.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
~ The Democratic Conventio,

E The Democratic Convention
which lately assembled at Iowa City. did
the State a signal service by appointing q
Committee to prepare an Address to the peo-
pie Of this State. The corruption of the
Trdasurer, Martin L Morris, and the Audi.
tor, John Pattee, can NO longer be concealed,
and the report of the committee will expose
an extent and degree of rascality in both
those officials, which viii equal, if it does
not exceed, the rottenness of the late Wis
consin Legislature. We cannot now tell the
exact amount for which Morris will be un-
able to account, but we have the best Of
reasons for believing that the State will
lose by his operations. at least one hundred
| and nine thousand dollara It Is with deem
regret that we announce that leading
Banking House Of this State has unfortu-
nately become involved in Morris transac-
tions. 1t was becasss Of the exposure oi
Morris rsscality that the Republicans did
not dare to nominate him for reelection, bu,
this forced retirement win not shield him
from msgitsd condemnation. The report O
the sommittss will Add the name Of Martin
| L Morris - Ne 3lsssdy veil AlIsd este.
| logss u Blnsk 5spt ttllsia as,iaasialk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

The FAsHoN.-Ladies who would
examine some very nice Sumner styles,
should not forget that they are to be found
at the store of j. B. Sutton & Co., Perry
street. MIR. Sutton has been in trade in this
city for upwards of two years, and the pub
lie will bear us out in saying that his en-
deavors to please, aud his success In doing
SO has been second to none here. Selecting
durability, he has built up fine trade and
won the confidence and esteem of the whole
community. Call and examine the stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

SAENGERBuND FESTIVAL Special
attention should be given to this forth
coming occasion. A large number of ac-
complished vocalists are preparing for the
Grand Concert, which will transpire on the
evening of the 3Oth inst. From glance at
the programme it will be seen that great
taste has been exercised in the selections
and We doubt not that the performance will
be as entertaining as any our citizens have
attended this season. Tickets should be
procured, and seats chosen, at the adver-
tised places without delay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
River Items.
SATURDAY, June &c.

SATURDAY, June &c.
ARRIVED.
METROPOLITAN, Rhodes, st. Paul.
TIsnoNINGo, Reach, Montro.e.
JAMES LYON, Blake, st. Louis.
+. Harris, Webb, Galena.
DEPARTED.
KATE CAssEL, Gray, Dubuque.
METROPOLITAN, Lhodes, st. Louis
TIsHoMINGo, Kach Montrose.
JAMES LYON, Blake, st. Louis.
RIVER receding and freights dull.
Ben CAMpBELL-Go aboard this boat for
the South to morrow (Monday) at $50
A. NJ.
DESMARK.-This popular boat of the
Northern line leaves this port for st. Louis
tomorrow.
FANNY UAERls.-This boat goes to Ga
lena, and connects with the st. Paul Pack
cts tomorrow, 9 o'clock, A. Nj.
w. l. EwlNG.-This craft is due at this
port tomorrow evening.
TIE water has receded from the levee in
st. Louis, but it cannot be used at present,
on account Of the large deposits Of mud left
by the late flood.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

YoUNG AMERICA No. 4.-This new
and enterprising addition to our Fire De-
partment, was out yesterday with the new
engine, in full uniform. The Machine with
which they run was manufactured at the
Machine shop of Mr.. F. B. Abbott of this
city, and is very spirited affair, and
throws water about 30 feet. The entire
company is formed Of boys fro m ten 20 fif-
teen years Of age. We trust they will oh
serve good order and keep out Of all bad
scrapes. The company Is perfectly inde-
pendent, as it owns the apparatus and fix
lures. 1t is possible that the No. As may
take the position, and fill the breach in our
Fire Department, recently made by the
resignation of the No. Is. We wish our
young friends much success in their novel
enterprise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
Execution at Boston

BosToS, June 25--James McGhee, ALA,
Mckee, was hung at 10 O'Clock to-day, il
the rotunda of the Jail, for the murder o
Deputy Warden Gayler Walker, in til,
State Prison about Is months ago. Thre,
or four hundred persons witnessed the eX
ecution. Mckee was attended by Rev. Mr.
Stickney, who offered prayer and read tn,
service ofthe Episcopal Church, appropri
ate to the occasion. Mckee remained stolid
as he had been since the sentence.
After being pinioned and seated upon the
trap, Sheriff Clark read the death warrant
and informed the culprit if he had anything
to say an opportunity was now offered
He remained silent; the black cap was ad
justed; the drop fell and he died without
a struggle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

G3-DR AANN'S AGU8 BALSAN.-This VOL
derful compound 10 having extensive sale in oil
parts Of the Union where ag exists Il 10 Of the
few medicines which are nov sold over The country
thst are really what their inventors claim for them
And unlike al other remedies that recommended
BY their pfoprictors to all the ills that flesh y
heir to- this remedy is only recommended for chills
fever and asue, that particular cass Of disc,
growing oat Of or the result Of mias M, 30 common
In our westesn country. The numerous evidence Of
hs great curstve Properties and IL hl estimation
placed upon Il, renders the greatest discovery Of
th, age, and II deserves the entire appreciation Of oil
classes Of men Those having occasion TO use .
medicine u this kind urged t. spare no pains y
eive this trial II they wish 70 be soundy cured Sc
advertisement in another eolumn q tbs paper. Sold
~ 81 GOOD drugriss. j.27d&v1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
Park House.

IOW a Cltl ps.ss.....- ....IOWA
Wills LARGE and COmmndous Hotel has been leased
L by tle Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno.
waited, neatly furnished throughout in the best man.
her, with sFBIS0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS
opsins will be spared 10 make the PARK HOUSE
the - No | - iious.of the Ctty II being much the
largest ami pieasahty situated In central location
On the corner OF Jefferson and Du uque streets near
the CITY PARK, with comfort able ations for
Two Hunired Guests.
TkRNS--in conformity to the times
Good and Capacious Stahng att ached to the house
J. THU USDELI.. Proprietor
NoV2ldf Formerly Of the Trusdeli House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

EVERYBODY Uses lr.- Uses what
Woods celebrated Hair Invigorator, to be
suIe' Prof Wood has earned a richly mcr.
tied reputation in this line OF business, and
his fame has spread throughout the land
lfyour hair is falling off, turning gray. or
if it is dry and uncomely, do not fail to ap-
ply that sure and speedy remedy which is
found in the use of Woods Restorative. To
beautify and. enliven the capillary growth it
Is the great sine qua non. See advertise
ment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
EE-On our second Dapc we preser

EH-On our second page we present
the resolutions passed by the National Dem
ocratic State Convention, which assembled
at Iowa City on the oath inst. On that
platform We plant ourselves squarely and
firmly. and cordially endorse every plank
it contains. 1t is just such platform as
the Democracy of Scott county desired, and
in their behalf We return hearty thanks to
those of our delegates who helped to frame
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
Murderers Executed.

MONTREAL, June 25.--Jean Baptiste Des-
forges and Maria Annie Bellisle, convicted
of the muder of Catharine Provost of st.
Jerome, last winter, were executed in front
of the Jail at 10 o'clock to-day, in the pres
ence of an immense concourse of people,
The prisoners confessed their guilt and
showed much calmness. This is the first
execution in Montreal for twenty years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
500 Crates Of CFOckeFy.
W.hOles0le WssA RetD6l.

HAVE in store and for sale tho larges. seork Of
4 (;sd. In this line, in the State. Ny stock con.
s,ts Of all the varieties OF CHINA, Glss sNd EoSfA-
81 Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver p1sted
nsd Bri.annis ware. Bohemian, Beleiun and Amer
,cnn Glse. ware Solar and fluid Lamps Chsnde1iers
al, npdo,es, I.amp wicks, Chimusys aud OleN q.
Looking Glasses and l. oking Giass Ilstes, and Mi
other articles usually kept In this line. af
CgockeRy-Consstsc cf upWsris of Goo crates sad
ca.ks imported direct fro the poferiesin IN IIverpool
which enables - 70 sell NJ goods - PR csas Ieas
than any other dealer IN the market.
FeeRch Dsoreelsjn.-I hsvc just reesivsd very
large stock OF white and gold hand China disec, no
Limoges, Yrsnce NJ arrangement with the MANN.
foetusers are such that fsCeive none but ~ q
grade oe gooda Of shs latest m most approved svss
Gold hand and decorated tea est~ ass worth fhn0
aght 70 ~ nts-hve delisss, dinner sels 80 cher
silver Plsie1 Wass.-I bsvs juss secsavea :
vsgy larne otoek Of Plated goo1s of ROesru. omi0 =
Oos mate. All goods aro vssyanted - b No. =
u best qualny vhita uftal Wh1cAonD ~ H1G.
eulty b. dkssin0uishD1 fseD el1veS.
Eseadng 0lseon.@l ~ 9 laruae Sk11lv
thaa hae svsr bsos0 - dl4A ~ eo,oF y
49,. knlvse, hs0 - yolloe ~ =
s;''szs !! :
Hah I'll .ASsaa ;ssala
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

T"Use's Auction Rooms No. IS East Second
n ST. The large sale of An assorted stock Of IN ar
ing Dry Ga.is, Bonbets, Ritbns, Silks and gene.
raj as sortment o. goods to numt rous to mention.
SsN will continue every day this week At 10 o'crk
AM O'clock p NJ and = o'clock III the evening I'll
the entire stock 10 closed.
Also An suction expressly for ladies and gentlemen
accompanying them, ON Thursday, june 3rd At 10
O'Clock A NJ AMI O'Clock N Will be SOLD lot ~
dress and other Suks, Baresss, Lawns Aern0s, n.
Dtian. s. Line ns ionne. 5, Ribh'ns, overs. Laces
Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, Hdk'fs, aud SbAWis,
with raj assortment OF Goods they Will be 0pe
for examination on Wednesday the day before the
sale On the end door OF my store.
SAL1 POSITivE-TRRMS CASH.
Also on thursday N June Sd, . superior Piano
Forte and Stove, also l patent Sewing Machine In
perfect erder to pay advances and charges
Terms Cash ELIAS.HALR, AuctiOneer.
juue1tf No. IS Kast Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27

SxlO per 100 feet..34 81
1Oxl2 do do .. s N
lOx.4 do do >. s 81
Prairie ton. ..14 JOd5 80
Timothy, do. ~ 5006 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
The Scott House.

ALL TIE COMFORTS or PLEASANT HOME,
coinprtsInr dean rooms, clean linen good at,en-
dsn1c aud a cheerful compliance with all rcssona able
demands.
This House Is new and well ventilated and The
table will compare with any first class House west Of
the MissshIppi,
The ProprictOrs would respectfully announce to
th'If Eastern Friends, and ia" public generally, that
having purchased tins Large Hotel and added more
thnn orc hai TO It's former size, and having RENTED
thh refurn-htd tbs entire HoHse they Ter them
s"l"s mat they cat anticipate the wants Of guests.
TINS House will be = presented at the cars and
b"nfs by BILE agent receive check there
~ avoid ~ all risk ~ losing Baggage
jSChaIEes moderate.
The Western Stage Company's Coaches leave this
House daiiy FOR the North and west
J. j HUMPHREY h 90, Propretors
Fj-Corn'r or Front ami Har rison Streets on
square below th" steam Packet and Ferry Landing.
mct23itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-27
Comment is quite unnecessary.

MAsoSlc.-At a..regular communi-
cation Of the Tuscan Lodge, No. 81, +. & A.
NJ, held ON the 2ith inst, the following Of.
ficers were elected for the ensuing year
O.S. MNeil, w. NJ; Samuel Perry, S.
w.; Hallet kilborun, J. W.. n. IL. Hall,
Secretary Edwin Smith, Treasurer; J. +
Monath, s. D; VIM. Hall, j. d. w.; G.
Jones. Tyler