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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20

ful 81 Goals 20 warm herself ara her ,go chric.,
both u whom were p>lo ard thin. ana one OF whom
hsO both eyes closet ~ Inflammation which under
ths pr seI circumstance may szl 10 eriire los a
sight but which would b. entirely and reai iy cun.i
10 a sc.t bya ht''e warm snnshine anA noan.ha,
0e'. Ir another place ~ our knock a bris ht f.cef
c'! ~ fifteen comes o-t II he door ard hold. n
closed her be- 81 1as gifs r sh sneu size sees hs
gnrueu Is too to p,tveu, oar srng the traake,
fa'k 81 both fntirr ard ro'i within. frtass nsr-
,uts t1o r,ilse .o vet crg provide with IRA
cs. aeie.l luterni ced stb csSc- Ike the foregoing
We fl.o -aF sNgu. bet doIsl u mixes living \. en-
Para'iFe c0irif. T'o1sh even in them, ne evil
Fl, co. a. ovcr crordtg srd ab'eoce ~ veutla,ion
sefe bnt TOO cslett 10 the srky pVks O. toe ca
ottn Co i.-t Subject however, nothing ce.l 81,
stt to 70 ovorwhriniuc -a.S ~ Testimony allac-J
ty tho ecg ] reu q London. NJ showing tie utter
urntu'ss III cros BED, ii.y,g'iaied d.niy-ish,e5
70, ns, mi a tark damp c"iar- flr human ,h.1
ION. Blf - ccroude; II tho l,st house visited q.
iDcrl .oH cc.sr sO'ne siN let square, hga,ei by
or VIC CIV W ~ LID lh,er b.oktu pan.s into FhcI
wee m,vng mother ard ael tsu snsi chllrsn
There vas no tr--no stove ever; the .,rs N.n,
TT merely camp bus wet, Gl1 Lt.e gd s.oyi tAeos
slivofiu- in h,T bare ie1'.
sach hen. being ~ physical condition Of the r,.,
n N-w(wk, VI b cen der OPT - ttoy lind is "a "a
10 m al IL" path Of Tieht1 How hard mu :, :, -
20 eFaker t9t'rUohtr feelings Taen thes - ,r,,e5
down With such Iais'fyl Har, h0s,yer. as M. -
rIfoot ied'yl. . tss been unIer'abso, AID ooo., -
b. Call',i 'n lOg urc' cfu De deso wsc.p i. Al,
see ~ sns orr ewes over the W. and lool Ia, a.
p, @oupe sci us % late peas b. TIE good "a CIV
a. J.. nm RoBERT RAY, VI. ID.
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THE PAPER FOR FARMERS.

10 The Eater Of -. " u Tritsrs
SIR: lnc' ed | nd you caeck for fly copies Of
TnE WTm.LY TRBUNE. sn farmer, have bean
taxing inE TRIBUNE ioy ei,h, or nl0s years, and
nilf slaI never be sble 20 get along without il.
TIE tanners t,pntptri a9Ie Is decidedly preferable
T. any egiicul'arsl psIcr published in Ohio; and iw
everything hat ups resi- gooi, sut'tsntalne~s.
pager. The rElBuSE has no eeaai in the Uni'ed
States or perhaps in the world lisa regular, faith.
fl pmctuA sctoo.aisster, employed Tor 81 year.
There has never been but cue copy Of your paper
taken at a time at cur Post Jfleei YET eaAcu.
sry particular cx~rt.Ou this club Vas f,rmed Ipsak
If fls to chow lat msy be done BY those shochera
the G, use you advocate. Lrc.
Kah.sJsro, HgttrHd Co.. oito Dec ~ iss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20
MISCEII AN-EAIrr

The Paris correspondent Of The london Dqily Ne~,
says: n Is rue that battalion Of inf.ntry ami three
batteries # artillery with horses aud Equipments com.
Ilcte iorscrNce, vii embark 1T Toulcn Immediately
ior the coast oi Central America
An cAtraoToiusIy meeting OF the Atlantic telegraph
Company II He'd for December H. for tue parpose
Il receiving report iroutle Directors a. to The pres-
Ell coi dtioB O. tLe COmVsuy'e affairs.
II, P6I.s CJTTcsyOhd0et states positively tn tie
Ger a. Rlss.o. with a full military household WI
visit Napoleon IL the Spring and viii extend Li5 visit
to England.
GNwAY, NOV. .S.-The steamship dian Expire
auiycd az Broas-avtu o, a.m ca F4id-y. The
plsgcreels Jan ccd IN e. client health, cypEes-I them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20
WJCD OV FARMONIZfNG
LIE DEMOCRACY

To Tie Lt,or Il n, y. l. Ir.rae-
SIN: L. L cot snie stsed, ma. |, or any p-4N'n
auihor1 I'd - pre.ent tie AuttTsmmany Dem'ifA'y,
bsv' recently been 70 Washington f,r on ail''m'n'c
.lfficu.,. in the patty here. Nor 90 believe tn''
the President could unde,i k -U,h task l. Ia quite
ce,isr. 70 ia ~ lyscisad feui- are concerned We
have 70, .ou.hi for, or teen parties to- any neSoe
ton or sraus enen. for such su object.
TIE Deuoccecy cf Nes-YoIh can never AGAIN '-A''
or respeot tie men who govern the orSa'ifS''oh
at Tsmuauy Hall. Whatever promises they nay
NAB 10 he President ar Washington We Ano" ron
exr4ie,ce. viii be broken in Ne"-ioA. "itAou'
synpsthy With, hold upon ne rank ana hl' o. 'n'
parry. t y rely soley upon machinery and - ot'e'
3. their CONN atd to govern the masses. f''n u ~
sef.h ara corrupt ue ze have appealed 70 NE peoPe'
sd to tfat power alcre sl We snbm cgr CO. Soon
y.rs respectfully voIrs, fLh'a'DO "NS''
", =. lee.
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I'll ,rarhI
ST. LorIs. SATURDAY.. Dec. |,

NJ I|IUIni NNIIIIHYl UtV, II, IHJ@,
TIE Utel mail Of November 20 has arrived here,
but brings no news Of importance. The the
mour,eins three feet deep, ard from BIZ Mountain
10 Platte Bddge il averaged eng teen inches in depth
Tie ioail party we're oyeitaken by terrible snow
storm between Ash lialow and son,h Pla'te.
Trey we've two days and nj. !ts travelling IS miles,
during which time they were without food and fire. 4
nun Ter Of trains at Echo Canon, unable to get
through Tie streams the whole route were crossed
on ice.
Ore white man aud three Indians hal been mur.
dered ira robbed by two white mea on the Big Blue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20

DTAIIf % : YsTrRAN P.rIs RAGrlcEFR.-The
Pars correspondent OF Ihe Gosfoa Joa,nal chronicles
the deni-e Of arcien' rsgpicker Of that city ia the
following terms:
The Oldest rsgpokcr in Paris died this week, al
al the eye Of ninety -ore. zpcxiog you zee 10 f.
voIable to ioogevi;y. Tie OH may tc most % his
profession rich once, and rs money beng squan-
dcrcd be tel down tie ladder % fgcvty ruag by ruug
uLtil lie reached the bottom. IL va. vel educ.tsd
too, and his brethren Of the ras+ag tie looked up t.
Lin Will respect. 11e Rsgpicke.s Assoc alton ma 70
him free member, gave him free ticket t. all thee
festivals r,seTyed him ncubcT Of streets INTO which
no ole vas .Io",d to welfare ~ la picking vxcor-
sions end gave him monthly alowalce Of poke.
ncney f-r - Gin aud tobacco iiis comrades buried
Lin, end his funeral was largely attended by rug.
uicke,s."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-20

IsDiaN TRocRLEs.--We lean from Col. 8. A.
Blsin agent tor tie Wichita Indians who arrive!
here ca SATURDAY last, that Col. james Borlsnd o.
Cooke County Texas, vho IS al the bead Of 2eQ Tex
ans beyond Ioit Arbuck,e, II tha Little Washitg
country had picked up six oi the Conanche pri.ohers
NO esca ped rom Major Van Dore after his engage
u.at viii the Conanchcs. Co. Borland zen. 10 FOR
m Interpreter and jim Ned sent 10 him from the
Wichita Ag,ncy. Jim Ned on his return. reporte I
10 G. ), Bian tho. one OF tse prisoners proved 20 be
Buff 10 Humps wilc Col. II. has sent 90. sa express
to c.. Eor!and's camp, with request TO senf the
pIsonrs 10 h- Agency. i, Is hs intention &c Us. the
Jrsoners to advantage If possible, 10y endesvoring
Il rough item TO fec, treaty With the Comeuches
and 10 ccubt they will b. Of greet advantage q him.
Col q aiu informs us that he hss guides and inter-
proteIs on. hunting up the Indians in his Agency they
hayirc befs scattered over tie raire- by the ecet
fCits between item ana tie Cohsuclts. ard the
United State troops ard the Comanches. lie also IL
form Ms that to Witchtas and other Iniians ia his
Ager cy arc in vCTy deSi;nte c0ii'ioO having been
driven from Leir homes without TO- or ramcn,
Hort Smith Hcrali III.
RTTrrvrD ore 4 tie fifteen prisoners who broke
from tire Recheser isi on sunday night has returned.
lie b. q or, who was arr ed Tor stealing gua.
II t1aL the ows tircc hours 10 INV oG tire bars Cf
The window t.ro-sh which tley ped, nni tley r.
nan cd haitian hour IN -er yaitly ryng % occs tie
tot nom two oci- 10 which prisoners r. confined
Slo desired To- cscsp". L'ese. the murderer. hal
r,ity ~ moIey. ail tie w'.o' afi'r is .IppO-,d :,
layc tctr .otup ~ be al benefit IL lolJ,sss
had tUttlte 60 4.
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INTERESTING CORREsPoNDEycE.
DrrRIcr ArroRSgy's oYFlce,


Cfry AM C0rsrY NGW.l YORK. -, Dec. III, isS.
SIR: Ips4c.i,e hy the le<al Teeor.s IN the news
rspers ~ az he suit of ebert Wills certaio gsmb-
ire mI ement- sez,d 10y officers IA your Department,
>, vttue = rho Metropolitan Police ict, have been
rtncvi,d srd that by the advice # your council
WHO ID alo tie Sheriff. counsel they have been de-
iyertd e. th1t officer.
Iteurint,Irrpted possession # al inpemett. which
ore s. zed AZ ydei &c crime is initial - tho pro-
ristration OF criminal Justice aud IL they are
perm it.d 20 BE- iskeu ior noneaf from The cas-
TOO, 81 those % hon they are inmsled ny law, adj
dKoua difficulties viii be interpoed to the coa'etioa
Of crmirals.
10 yoar counsel IL not prohibit either Ia law or ia
pra(tco from actng council for persons arrested
t,r cline must ask ia behalf of THO DspiItmeet,
that noti may hereafter be ggeu t. the District Az
torney Of n reoevins of Implements seized oy yow
aItmsIt ord he!i unde. tie authority Of lay
Your &C. J. BLUNT.
To james " Nv sq President o. the MeEosOlsa foi,e
Beard.
UoN. JosrrH BLUsT -Dear Sir Yours Of tho
Hin in IL ation 10 the srt OF Robert Willis anI tho
camb'rg impcmc,ts seized by officers 10 the time Of
his alrest Mas ely received. | uldeutand from our
Property Cork that taere has breu a replsyia sui
commenced, and that the papers were wOrted they
FL constrained 20 deivcs them II the Sheriff but
have got der "a show cause Saturday az tho
goods Oud nCl be returned tt- custody of oar clerk,
.he motion is before JUDGE Hilton.
Hereafter you shall have the notice you require ia
yours. lCuIs truly, JAMES W, ME-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

w. IL. !. olhiLN'
GyHEEY & ROGERS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRS AT LAW
/ n ohcc--Hofnan's New Building, Main street.
|between Front and second, Davenport Iowa.
ErbIUdtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

WONDERFUL FREAK OF NATUkE.-
It is not to be supposed that the Leopard
ever changes his spots or the Ethiopian bis
skin, but it appears that for once. At least,
this rule which has stood immutable for
ages. has now bona fide exception. A
man OF African parentage is now in the city
who though black as jet for the first sixty
Years of his age. has since gradually been
turning white. He is now ninety years u
age, is very intelligent. and perfectly recol-
lects the incidents Of the revolutionary time.
We consider this as one Of the most won
derful freaks which Dame Nature has ever
INDUCED in.
Mr.. Bntler can be seen ct No. Brady
street, for few daya The slsrgy Of all
denominations admitted free of charge;
others 10 cents. Go and see the celebrated
Leopard man while there is a chance.
dlts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
800 Crates Of CrOCkcry
Wholesale and Refutl.

HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock Of
i God, In this line, in the State. My stock con-
t. "f all the varieties OF China, Glass and EGrth-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
aud britannia ware. Bohemian Belgium and Amer
lean Glass ware Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers
c andoi,s, LAM wicks, Chimaeys and Glot es,
Looking Glasses and l. Oking Ola. plates, and all
other articles usually KEEP, in this line.
GfockcPy-Consists OF upws r. Is of 500 crates and
casks mpo ted direct fro the potteries in Liverpool
which enables 70 sell ms goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frerch PoPcelafn.-lh hsve just received very
large stock OF white and gold hand China direc from
Limog, s, France Ny arrangement with the manu-
fscturers are such that receive none but the st
grade Of goods Of tn" latest most approved Styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to tw ntyfve dolla,s, dinner sets and other
e,ticles at oil prices.
silver Plated Ware.-I have just received .
very large stork OF Plated goods Of W0gers, Smith 4
Co.'S make. All goods warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality o. white metal which can with din.
Guilty be dirti- guished from silver.
l.osking 0lasses.-I have . larger quantity
than ha, ever before been offered for sale In this
place. Knives, forks and waiter TOT every quality
and size. In fact everything appestaintng t. this
line Of business canlbe had BY calling at No. 1S Il
Claire Block.
maySd&wtf O. e. W0DD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
NNerjH''S Sale.

DY virtue Of . special exccution issued froo The
ID oaloe OF ths Oert d the District Court Of 60 Il
unity, Iowa, In the case Of John Weller W Jsckson
X CsSman, John Ovens and william Gray assignee 8
OF sckson b Canaan dstsd July 18Th 1858 and
70 me directed commanding ne thst me. or cause
n he msds the snm Of hundred audsxty ssvsp g.
1oO:dolars (4167 6S) smc mt due In iuding dett In
te cot and coss, interest thereon st heYste OF
pr cent per srnum from the 9Th day Of July 1855
- sale OF the fol owing described real estste To-
Lease ho d dettate In and 10 the property knovn q
the Prairie y ills situated on he south ~est quarter
section eighteen Us, tosnship seventy eight C7s)
north Of Tangt four ~ east, being the saoe upon
which there s mechanics lieu or 20 much Ii ereof
- will sstt ~ said dehs. interest snd costs
Public Notice y hereby given that - ssmnaulsi 1
By sald execution shall sell es pubic estery, tAe
above described real property to the highest and
best B d4ef therefor n cash, q the Court Douoa
door In the city Of Davenport oostt county va q
Phisy he 2lst day Of SuSust lo66. st the hoes
Of 3 0'el' q n Of SAID DAY. Il
Davenport, July ga, 1858.
i. LUOWAHD.
iy2oslw sheriff Of Deott County. IoGa-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
The Oaktale, e,Cemetery Company

HAVE an ONCE for the transaction Of business in
IL Merwin's Block, Perry street, which VII beepen
from Lotto IL, n, and from 70 s, p Il.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots
Will please call Immediately and Do % and receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are nov
surveyed and staked off in lots. The Community
generally 10 invited 70 examine them and ma ~
lections.
It Is he intention Of the compsny 70 m.ke TIL.
Cemetery complete in al its appoiotmsots. ne
avenues are broad and curved native forrs.A 49,
are carefully preserved and various kinds Of sHsSs
trees have been set out competent perpon occu-
pies the Porter's Lodge and 10 constantly e1ploved
10 taking care Of and inproving the grounds.
All appicaAiono for lots or burtals must b uaAe
iooued
1As puAlic, n pe1Tcnising th0 Oensoasy, nay -
assured thAt Il win b. Deotestsd d evsy way 1oo
| IT. SCORED puSpooe WI. Ukb1U4H.
0aA2o-A onQuAnSV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

PHILHARMONIC PIC NIc.-The pic
mic of the Davenport Philharmonic Society
takes place to day at Black Hawks Tower
There can be no doubt but our friends will
have joyous time ifthe weather is propiti-
Ous The boat will start from Burrows
landing at o'clock precisely. Those in
vited guests who have not yet obtained
tickets may procure them on the boat. 1t
is intended the party shall be back at the
landing at O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

QY virtue Of writ Of special execution issued from
~ the ofc: d the CLERK of Scott County, lowe In
the case OF J r. Covsten W. the steamer Courier
dated duly 20 h d 1858 and 70 me dir ,ted eoumsn-
ding me that NAVE cause to BE- made the sum OF
one hundred and twelve $500 dollars (eIl2 s5)
amount due inclndir de- I, itere and costs. vi
interest hereonat the rsts Of six 6 psr per On
mum from the 7th day Of July 1855 by sale u the
following de crtbtd peTsoDsl property, 70 wit: Tbs
steamer Courier its apparel, tackle, furniture and
sppspdsgcs
Notice 10 hereby given that eommsn ndsA By ssii
writ shall sell Ut public auction, 20 ths higkest and
bett bidder threfor in cash tie obove described
sonsl property, or 50 mush tn reef as Will s.usty
said debt interest and at the city Of LeClaire
scott county Iowa, On Tnusstay tne 26th day of Au
gust, D 1853 between the hours Of 8 Il and p \
Of said ray.
Davenport, July 26 1853.
b. LR0HAAD,
jy29dltwlw Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
BrattOll House.

vI'HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends aud the ira, cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house is
nearly and furnished with all the conveniences
OF mode hotels. The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
Ills experience aud large acquaintance with the
business in the West, sufficient guarantee that
his house tho place TO stop at when you the
city Of lie Olare
10 Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
(sundsys excepted) for Davenport.
mSrchI-dawAvly MD WERTLAKB Prop'Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
70 RCONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or single.

TNO1 Hifty Gents eoe3osed, n postage stamps, NJ
IL undsssignea will Sesvaretby retsre mail, "
following lnvalu .ble hous hold receipts, nsoe Win
oas stroaSae md fvDl pSin6od instsuctlsns. yee IN
cents you procure what would ooss q shs stoss
enc dc11ae.vss:
Hev % make Poudre 1ubsle. fer fsmovtng s1psEau-
COS HAIR.
How % make tooth powder.
uoW % make H.iH 1estosottvee.
How = make Hair Dys.
low TO make 1cmadoes
lsom ~ fhoo s
UoW . Daks loses for the eo0psexions
~ 4ov 90 NIKE lndoli11o 1nks fssr a#N#N#
0oW - c0Se ooens
~ = 1als Oa1saA ses nsndias bsshas eAipa'
&afp0 10slvse31p@ e1leaeelea WMAlne -:
@ ~ sa r. - ~ : ~ - e.; " e.
Nv h MN sssel,.@ t,t;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
Park House.

IOWA CITY. IOWA.
FlNHis Large and Commodous Hotel has been leased
l. by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout In the best man.
ner, with sPBIS0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No - House Of the City; 1t being much the
largest and pleasantly situated Ia . central location
the corner OF Jefferson and Dubuque streets,
the City Park, with comfortable Accomm oda atons for
Two Huntred Guests.
TERNS-in conformity 70 the times.
Good and Oapacious StAbliBg attached to the house
J. TRUSDELI. Proprietor.
Nov2iitf Formerly OF the Trdsdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28
aAhhAaHER'0
Real Estate, Land Exchange,
GENERAL COMMISSION, PURCHASING,
Law and Collecting Agency,
No. i08 RAxDoLPH ST, CHICAGO, ILL.

AGENTS in erery City and Princi pal 7ounstn the
United States.
ONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND IN THE
WEST.
J. J. GALLAGHER 4 Cs., Prsprie,ors.
DUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents and Leases, Prop
- erty of all kinds; Locates LAND WARRANTS at
al the government Land Ofntes, with Warrants or
Cash.
Attends to buying and selling Merchandise Of all
kinds for non- residents.
Provides merchants, manufacturers and others
with moaied clerks or partners.
Obtains. exhibits, buys and cells patent rights.
Furnishes TO order and sends to any part Of the
Northwest, clerks, Mechanics, LaDoTers, &C.
Collections and al business connected with the
practice OF the law. promptly attended to.
Parties sending us LANDS or other property t. ex-
change for merchandise will please remember 10 en-
close . fee Of 50 to pay for Advertising.
All letters Of enquiry to secure attention must
have enclosed one postage stamp.
All business matters strictly confidential.
Commissions moderate, and I'll orders promptly
attended to. Jy.2du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

The COOP SAMARITAN.-That this
individual does perform some wonderful
cures cannot we'll be disputed as many OF
our citizens have been present when his
remedies were applied and have occular
proof that the afflicted persons have re-
ceived immediate relief. He has applied
his medicines on some of our most promin-
ent citizens. and without an exception they
have been cured. The Doctor is engaged in
dispensing his medicines to those who are
in need of them, without money and with
out price
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

ASSESSMENT OF 1S5S.-The Town
ship and City assessments for the current
year are now completed. The total valu
tion of the real and personsl property Of
Davenport Township is s6,757,ll6. East
of Brady street. S4,Os4,S62; west of Brady
street $2,672,754. The city assessment alone
We understand. is upwards of eight millions
of dollars, while the township and city as.
sessments together amount to million and
half less than the city alone. We don't
exactly understand this kind of arithmetic
but perhaps the assessors does and we feel
very confident that the tax payers will COM
prehend it very clearly by the time the
taxes are paid. We don't wonder that there
is great deal of complaint about the as
sessment Of city property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

~Those wishing to indulge in q
good sociabls time. vill get their tickets for
the Excursion tomorrow night on the Fan
ny Harris to Muscatine. Arrangements
have been made for capital entertainment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

E1- The good people Of Liberty
Township are about to indulge in a new
School House, to be built in modern STYLE
J. c. Cochran of this city is the Architect, at
whose Office plans can be seen, and propo-
sails to build received
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

The GREAT SHow.-Spalding IL
Rogers Mamoth Circus will positively ex-
hibit in this city on Friday next AS least 50 we
are informed by Mr.. Van Orden, the gentle
manly Agent. Mr.. John NJ. M'Clary, the
assistant manager. and who by the way is
one of as, arrived from the company ground
yesterday morning. He reports the Cedar
up booming over Its banks and causing q
great deal of damage Save your quarters
and halves. and go and see the biggest circus
in America. Van Orden says its the biggest
and Van never gasses any-does he John +?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

~ Another of those Social Hops
come of at the Burtis House this evening.
Those who have participated in those par
ties will undoubtedly be very m uch pleased
to learn that they are to be one of the per
manent institutions of that popular hotel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

CORRECTION We were informed
yesterday by Mayor Cook that he had Civ
en- no order to the Collector not to pay his
receipts into the hands of the Treasurer; but
that by an arrangement between himself,
the Collector and two or three of the Alder
men, the Collector is not to pay over any
money to the Treasurer until the payment
Of the interest due in August.
We believe we have stated the facts cor.
rectly no~, - obtained from the Mayor
himself We take pleasure in making the
correction. We do not intend to misreprs-
sent any one.
In connection with this matter we still
have something to complain Of The ques-
tion at once suggests itself-have We an
honest Treasurer, or . dishonest one3 II
honest. what right has the Mayor or any Of
the Aldermen to make outside arrangements
with the Collector, or consent to allow him
to keep money out of the Treasuryf 1.-THE
Treasurer cannot be trusted. We think the
Council had better turn him out forthwith.
1t seems to BE- very fashionable way that
some of our city officers have lately, o.
making arrangements outside Of the Coun
ell. Agood part Of the legislation IL don,
in that way.
II this course 10 to be persisted in, v,
suggest the propriety Of Publishing the pro
csedings Of these outsids "mestings" ani
arrangements" The tax paying eommu
nifty IL getting considerably interested Il
these Aldsrmanie and Mayoralty meeting.
and while they sssy b deemed highly iudi
sioas and psapsr. We Insist upon Il that u
presssdine shall b pablisAsa Il sush
seaess Shat " edspted ~ vili IheaisA
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