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scarrely feel II, by divldihg IL into three an
hua instaimenis. believe the tax Of this
District Il sornething more than 5000 dol
lars, well, then multiply 5000 dollars by
10 ard that would give a sum of $4,000.
Well, take for example, a man whose tax
Is $40. he would have to pay In $3.50, and
this in three annuol installments of $I26
each, and so on In proportion MS his taxes
were higher or lower have done this to
make it plain to every tax payer. would
be willing 20 far ~ am concerned to be
taxed In proportion to this rule and give II
away rather ,han do without rail road
I VOID consider that ! would, in few
wears, be worth two OF three times that
amount by the advantages oi n load FOR
do think this District mas rs many uL'e
ve,oped resources rs any other District IN
my knowledge Prof. Toumy. our State
Geologint, IN Ills report, says the clry-lands
are the most valuable lands in the world and
and the most susceptible Of mnnurea. The
lands Of this District nre generally Of a
clay nature. and il is also well timbered.-
| think n rail road could BE- built in this
District cheaper than any other district, md
if the people would only go into the mat.
ter they could build the road and be out
very little money. They could do the most
of the work within themselves and never
miss the time, for believe the stockholders
have the preference in contracts.
Fellow citizens, ibis is tho very district
TO build rail road In, Tor II Is n dhtsict
that raises great quantity OF provisions
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you To put your shoulders I" the "hee'S'
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tbs NEUTRALITY Laws Judge Camp.

The NEUTRALITY LAWS Judge Camp.
bell. in his chargs in the Walker trial, ex.
pounded the Neutrality law. He said il was
not essential that an expedition fitted oud
for Invasion Of foreieii territory Of govern,
ments at peace with the United States
should be completed, or that Il should l-avej
the United States. The language Of the
law is, that if any person shall begin" on
"sst on foot" and If the objec. ofpreparal
tons is to equip TO fit out an expedition
from the United States TO carr, On hos,iIi J
ties against a friendly State, the acts done
In surtharntce of that object are illegal and
subject the 0Ifrnder To PROSECUTION.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19
Trustees Sale.

XTHEREAS on the 6th day o. December, A. D.
w 1851, Chsrles Ecthardi and Catherine Ec1h-
ardt executed unto george 8. Doc as Tras ee q
certain deed OF ust, conveying 20 said Truse. the
laod IN Scott unity lows, describei ~ follows Wit
The north actiona quarter OF section No four
~ in township No seventy, nine 3) north of RANGE
No three (3), east Of the 5'h coutsnnR one
hundred aud fifty nine I'd A6- 100 acres, which a.td
Conveyance vss made by the SAID Charles and Cath
crime Eckhardt FOR the pu pose Of securing the
men Of Two certain promissory notes and the inter.
est thereon signed ty the said Char Rckhardt ana
Fr. Bolhr dated the sfh ta Of december d. 1857
and payao as follows: One for one hundr ed and
ninety four and 50-10O dollars payable ninety dsys
after date and one for two hundred ahd six and
35.lV0 dar- dne six months after do te to the order
Of Aus in Corbin.
And no. sail st mentioned note having become
due and payable and the said Cha lee Eckharst
and r. Bohlr having failed to pay the same,
i, Geo. B. q. Dos, Trustee - Aforesaid, at the
r.sue.t OF the owner Of said note. do hereby
give this public notice that BY virtue Of the power
which 10 me vested By said deed Of Trust. will on
Of O'Clock in the sternoon Of ssid day st the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and or
for sale, at public auction " the high s Ltdoer for
cash, the rcrls Of lsnd slsc described much
thereof shall be snficient TO astisfy and psy the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon the
day Of sae together With the exp-ns-s attending said
Oale, costs Of this notice end Truotse's feos.
Cpon The compaelioo oi such sale deed vii Be
ven 10 accordance With the stipuason of saad Deed
of Trust.
Dated ths 11th day Of March, 4 D, 1ess
Gs0 D o. Dow,
1chlS0ts Irnstes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19

two preceding years, the largest amonnt Of
that work has been done on the streets
now macadamized and in preparing Harri-
son street for macadamizing.
The current expenses for the present year,
independent of street work, a. will be seen
by the foregoing report, has amounted to
S2l ,2O7,Sl, and notwithstanding it is .
much larger amount than has ever been ex-
pended before in one year, yet when the
facts in the case are taken into considera-
ton We have reason to congratulate our
selves on the economical administration of
our city government We have paid during
the last year about $1,000, that should have
been paid last year for Aldermen's salary.
but was not on account of an injunction
restraining the same. Our police force has
been more than double that of any previous
year, thus largely increasing the expenses
of the city. We have had large bills to
pay for the lighting of the city by gas-an
expense heretofore unknown. We have
credibly sustained . city Hospital, at no
inconsiderable expense-a new feature in
our city affairs-the patients being hereto
fore cared for by the county. Wehave had
the expense Of keeping up our FIRE depart
ment, the repairing of machinery connected
and other incidental and neces-
sa,.y expense which no preceding city ad-
mi nistration have had to incur. We have
paid &5,254,s6 interest on our G. 4 r L
r. X bonds, that company having seen tit
on account Of financial difRculties 70 pass
by their Oetebsr dividend, thus leaving -
an'txpsstsdIy % pay ths intsesse On oss
bssIdA ths dividsnds 6loo he reed hsyine
r,A46 t1en. hssSl1eooA Via ~ ebeve
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RIVER ITEMS.

SAM. HARDWOOD This new and staunch
vessel, Capt. Troop, left this port last even
irg bound for St Louis. She took aboard
al this place $500 barrels of Flour. 800
sacks OF wheat; 500 sack of potatoes, and
other merchandise. Capt Troop intends to
run his boat in this trade during the season
The Sam. krkwood was built at St Louis
expressly for the upper Mississippi and is
about seven months old we'll calculated for
freight and passengers Those who have
goods for shipment will not find a better
water conveyance. Every attention will be
paid to the comfort of passengers We rec
ommend her and her worthy commander to
the regards of the public.
Dew DRor-The pretty. light draueht
steamer Dew Drop. Capt Parker. is receiv-
ing for keokuk, Burlington and Davenport
and will leave on Tuesday evening. The
Dew Drop is an excellent boat, and is man.
aged by clever gentleman and competent Of
'hcers. Capt. Psrker, her commander, is too
well known, as pilot and commander, in the
Upper Mississippi, to need any commenda-
tion from US at present. Mr.. Harry Deit-
rick is in the office, with Mr. Sam. Bel:zhow-
or as second clerk. Go aboard Capt. Park
ers boat, and make yourselves at home,
passengers for the Upper Mississippi-you
will be treated well, and not quarrel with
your quaTters.-St Louis Republican.
The river is gradually rising, but will net
reach much higher point than at which it
now stands
lhe Belfast is expected up in a few days.
A considerable number of boats have left
st. Louis for this port which are hourly ex-
pected
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19

Resoired, That the street COMM ..iouer
be and he hereby is orderei AMI ,iir.ctet,
to proceed forth with to lay down Il crossing
across fourth street. at its iurction with
Iowa street, on the east side of said Iowa
street.
Adopted
AID Hubbell offered the following reso.
luton:
R>solped, That at the ensuing election for
the City OF Davenport, to be holden on the ! St
Saturday in April 1858, the polls shall be
opened to receive ballots in the places IN
each Ward hereinafter des ignated. and the
persons hereinafter named shall act as
Judges aud clerks Of said election in the
respective Wards to which they are herein
appointed to act
l. The Polls shall be opened for ballots
in the lst Ward. at the store OF b. Heinz
John II. Taylor, and 5. C. Lorez, shall act as
Judges,and Charles Richardson as clerk at
said poll.
2. The polls shall be opened for ballots
in the 2nd Ward, at the house of Claus Stef-
fen. Samuel n. Bosworth and John II
Schutt, shall act as Judges, and II. Ram
ing as clerk at said polls.
3. The polls shall be opened for ballots
IN the Third Ward, at the Court House -
}. NJ Bowling and Alex Blair shall act as
Judges, and I d. Eagal as Clerk, at said
polls.
I. The polls shall be opened for ballots
In the Fourth Ward at the New Pensylya-
mia House, corner Of Iowa and Fourth sts.
John forres' and O. ) MeNeal shall act as
Judges, and Robert NJ Littler as Clerk of
said polls
5. The polls shall be opened for ballots
in the Fifth Ward, at lie Claire Market
House. j. W. Churchill and $ A. Jennings
shall act as Judges, and Jeremiah O'Brian
as Clerk of said polls
g. The polls shall be opened for ballots
in the Sixth Ward, at the School House.
Robert Christie and A. Skalay shall act as
Judges, and William Gny as Clerk of said
polls
Adopted.
Committee on petition Of IL Goetz was
requested to report at next meeting.
Estimate Of d. Stuhr uf s!23 was referred
to committee of AID Cannon, Guelich,
Sears and city Attorney.
Annual report of city Sexton was receiv.
ed and ordered published.
To the City Council Of the City OF Davenport:
The City Sexton makes the following Re-
port Of burials in the City Cemetery, IRON
April Is 1857, to March II 1855.
[ nder ten yrs of are Over ten .-'rs of ace
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Total, 40
| Respectfully submitted.
MOSES HOUGHTON,
City Sexton.
AID. Cannon offered the following Orii.
nance:
AN ORDINANCE providing for issuing of
Dray, Wagon and Coach licenses
BE it enacted by the City Council of the
City Of Davenport.
SIC. L. That hereafter all licenses issued
hy the Clerk for drays wagons and coaches
shall be made to terminate with 3lst day
Of December of each year
Aid Forrest offered the following resolu-
tons
Reso'ped, That committee Of three ap.
pointed by the Mayor TO take lat con-d-
Grafton the propriety of changing the grade
Of the streets on what is known as the old
College bluff, and that they be required to
report ut the next regular meeting Of the
Council
Rcs3iped, That if necessary to the proper
examination thereof, and report thereon,
the committee appointed be authorized 10
cali TO their aid a competent Civil Engineer
Adopted
Committee-Forrest Cannon. Sears.
Aid. Hubbell offered the following reso
luton:
Resolped, That committee of three be
pFointed by the Mayor to draft set of
rules be adopted by this Council for their
government while in session
Adopted
Committee-Hubbell, Forrest, Washburn.
AID Hubbell offered the following reso-
luton.
Resoired. That the City Marshal be.and
he hereby Is directed to use all the means
IN his power. to cause to be arrested and
pdnished, all persons driving teams over
side walks or hitching horses to shade-trees.
contrary to the City Ordinance
Adopted.
Aid Hubbell gave notice that he should
introduce an Ordinance to punish persons
from giving false fire alarms, at the next
session of Council
The following bills were ordered paid.
Street CONS Report Sl30. so
Cannon French, lumber for sts, 1850
s'rough 4 Bro.' hospital supplies. $50
Geo. Ferry, 4,5O
State Democrat, printing, lilo
Cam 4 French, lumber, payable
June 10th. 1855 49l,ls
On motion Council adjourned to March
3lst, at the usual hour.
Attest. E. PECK, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19

DAN, DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, NO. 2
- Nlekols Block, corner OF Brady sne Second SITS
Davenport Ic"s
E-yeot. sti nu 2iv n 20 he investment Of Men
y upon mime -mbe Ell X a. sstatr eecuitiy. Money
loaned on Tit aid abstracts
kivcn, when desired. Al. I.nxal business promptly
attended TO.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Cook & Sargent Messrs
Allen y C.srk, VI ti,o. l. Davenport. D.venp rt
Vim. nert-. ksq Cashier saLk OF Chester Co
Penn.i John Tnecfie, ts4 sitanv,S Y: p til son
e. CssLicr Bans Il Batilnors, Baltimore MI.
Ia = 80.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19
NUMBER l34.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REfogrrn EXPRESSLY FOR THE DrNocRAr.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. March Is
SESATE--The Chair presented a comm
h'estl"n 'r"m >ecretary of War. stating
that nocA Island was no longer required for
militA urposts, aid ursiug the ,ropr..
" Tor taking steps for the sale Of the prop
ertv belonging to the Government
Mr Wilson, OF Massachusetts. said an in
formal agreeneht had been made. by which
the Senator from Georgia should occupy
the floor on the Kansas Bill.
Mr. Wilson also moved that an evening
session he held. which was agreed to.
Mr. Gwin presented resolution Of inoui
ry as to what steps had been taken to pun.
ish perpetrators Of massacre Of lis erni
grants in Utah
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-19
NOTICE To ADyERTisERs.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions 81
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc-haf more than
q ual ratss.
lcAIiy advertising contracts viii be understood y.
apply strictly 70 the tmme ate business u the adver-
tseT ana all either advertisements. sent In by tie sd-
'ertiser uIl be charged extra.
Adyert temeGt- not accompanied with instrueiiDn-
wi be inserted Gntil rbd ana charged acc ffdiagy
Notices for religious and t.reyoeni purposes IN
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged as
other advertisements.
Advertisement frDo abroad must be pad for in
c1rtnbfy IN Gdrdnee unles frJ ON approved sgeLts.
Contracts for yearly advertising terminsble a. tn
option ~ advsri"rs they paying adyanc EN- nt of
70 pr cent. Oh the contract p-os
Advertisements Inserted next to reading matter
20 per cent advance on above rats and kept on iD
siie. IS per rent advance regular rates
Al TRANSIENT advertisements must be yaid for Ia
Advance.
RICHARDSON 4 W EST, Iowa State Democrat,
.ANDHhS & BRO Daily Gazette.
u. fischer 4 co. Der DsInokrat
HARRINGTON wfIKIE Daily Evening News
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TScyeral enternris;no p;

RSeveral enterprising citizens on
the south side OF Second between Brady
and Perry streets, engaged. yesterday morn
ing, IN the innocent amusement OF cleaning
out the cutters in front of their respective
places OF business. We recommend to all
citizens to 60 and do likewise. 1t would
contribute much to the cleanliness of our
streets as weil as to the health of the COM
munity