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GAYL RID & CO. .rsroa i,
RE still IN the dsld With the lsrgeat and most eon
"a plcte stock OF FURNITURE ever ofyered in ~
West Having made arrangements with Manufs ctories
Aso Win the largest Mandatory In the West We
le pLepateo 70 Iernish anything in oar line Is per
.ess knah any other house can sell Being well &C.
quainted with the gocdf made at these Factories We can
Warrant our Entire SsOck Ell
pe oeitr than any other ooered inthls Market We
would call the attention Of all to our stock cons.,;.
N part 81 the following: atA fs'77ls'1 -
Kitchen Tables; st8N Book CAGES. g6s sEaE Wt
Breakfi 81 do ER4s Common Bufaus.
ranlaR de Mahcg'ny and WALNUT plain 10
Enclosed DO q Marble TOP do . - DD' rcsps 90
Marble Top do .1R Mahog. = Wars Center Tshlss:
Gande 90 sfg.N do do Card v, do
r rail Lear 90 w do do Tete-a-Tetes:
s,p Lounges do .tn do Sofas; mi .ts
single 90 sia.Ht Trun.i,e RsaE,iai a'1 ti3lw
envIn. AZ Ccrr,a.ana.es;9g VII agA5 rs. 4a,
Wood Seat Chairs Counter stocls: s.si haha 4
Split Bottom do M sW64 Desk III m 40 .s,fss X
Cane Seat do M ~ Foot 40 t
Walnut do n do Hair Msttras s,ss. aA4 sf1 u
Kane Seat do de III lfSsk d do j u ny 4Ha vi
Sewing Chairs; af5 Lounge Cushtona. f. "
Chiidrens do etc., etc. etc =
Common, Cottage ana French BedsteAis and manv
other articies too nnmerCus 20 mention, 100
are sole Akepa for the sale OF Clagka Patent e.
~ Is nnnf tables the best end most approved Ia
aept24-hp &d fI7G fGAYIORM = N ssst B
VII Washington Street. heiseen Main and Third
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FURNITURE FURNITURE /! I'M
4 Fresh Arrivals 49, hiaUr
n. c. RDYsa asr! M
WNOLkGALEA RETAIL FUREITURE REDDxMa
= LOOKING GLASS KA1kH0EHE II
AN3ef9OQ St.. hefHAen Knfar Naair An

MI HARDY returns his thanks ID a.
~ ctisens Of Burlington and vicinity fcr tksfr
previous patronage ami snlicIts f%sl~
ion. - s''s - w. s"sssspf
much lower than fol merly 20 that Il Nv = ~.
~ foods IN my lin1 from ~ to per cent. less INV
oter house W the West, and al Goods warranted ~
consists ~ The following Geoss, In a 1c1 - 80
~ 0NeA
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Dalley's Magical ~, Extraotor

.O&40y AAd&lC&A 1AA0 GXGTANtnF
- 81 dneAses Inflammation more o. lea nreAn..a
- nases-now 70 allay inflammation striker n nv.
foos o. 1tsenee-hetsce lnsnealnse carr NJ. =
DALlkl'H NAGjCAks PAIN KXYRAcTOR NJ
- ao1.o stse viii alay Inflammation Il d. a.. end
.DALLEYS MAGICAL PAW LYTRAcr0RE n
49, sur ne siiown. among ereAe catalogue e ais
opns .scalds, ente, chafss, nip1ies, .corns,
cruises strains bites poison, chn6saiLs 1es
ecrot@a ulcers fever soFes ticna ache pies eos
eyes. eeaGI swsaaauR RAsunasian, scala head. SAT-
snsom, badness. eryslpeias, rnguoEn. bsrA~rs Itch
s3sAsi P0x, measles, raah, etc, etc. q
70 sosn1 may appear insredulces that many dir
eases should D. f<ecAC6 W asets such IN }tA i
vaaasA onea se1ecttnn pe1s The act ahas hx pa1v
conAAAAen ef tpgredients. each and evxss or -
pyi14 perfect Anttdote 90 ~ apposte al order
Dlkk1i'S NA0ICAL PIkW RTYRS ci0esssI
- magical e<canss the time In - rhsee r.,
suesa diasaee AaA pesDAnsNe cure; and il i = -
sfsetoss - draws tlseaae out Of the s6r,ltI usT
leaving nature perfect . beicve ar injury n =
sasceyssces.asy y ~ thas 10 hssse. .os sho.0
seenilaesfy aAssld - opsqspees u1sAa~s n. -
NV sa'';sssf s;ssss Sas Is by
Per @.s ~ ~ NJ Dssaehts auA paaeas n,al,e,.s
saea! eh!eaEhents hs United esAtss and Canadns.
In1eiR:l Depot, ~ Chambers a.. Mew Ycfk FFss
aAl @E " aaAsspess>s artls,s u fcais. - -.
a esalder Dsacss, frsa hon ne okertisn exISs5g
AerseeAks 81 esnAing The arns. For sals "
" ~ losv To- Nl~G6sN n o. UlODIW Y no. wesE
Aaai 0si1sss neg naechs MaAa - .DselInrsna -.
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A New SoNG rs BURNS AT the Cincin.
natl festival in honor of Robert Burns, Mr..
John jeffrey read an extract from a lett I
written by Mr., Janc rRenwich, of Naw
York, descriptive of her youthful feelings
and "reminiscences, when long, long ago, the
was complimented by the poet Burns as
/" Jeannie Jeffrey Of Lochmaben, her maid,
en- name. The song, we believe. has never
been published in any OF the collections Of
the poe.'s works: g -
SONG, by ROBERT BURNS z
ADDRESSED TO MISS JANE JEFFREY, DAUGHTER
OF THE PARRISH PASTOR. OF LocHMABEN,
SCOTLAND.
, When first saw my Jeanie's face, a
1 could ma think what allied me:
My heart went Autterins pita-pat ~
My cen had nearly failed me-
She aye sac neat, and trim. and tight,
Allgrace does round her hover; @
Ae' look deprived me o my heart,
And j became her lover. 4 ssa -.
raas She's ave. aye sae blythe and gay, E T. !. !,
20 She's aye, aye sac blythe and CHEEKY;
She's ave sac bonny, blythe and gay,
~ q, gin were her dearie! h.. svs4
Had Dundas's whole eetate, 49, 3
Or Hoptoun's pride to shincain,
Did warlikc honors to crown my fate,
10 Or softer lays cntwine in, sssss8s b
Ia lay them a. at Jeanie's feet, 90
Could but hope to move her;
And prouder than peer or knight,
Id be my Jeanies lover ~
She's aye, aye sac blythe. &c.
BIT sir Doubt some happier swain
Has gain'd my Jeapie's favor
II sac, may ever blissabe hers,
Tho 1 can never have her; ~
But gang she east, or gang she west,
Twixt Nth and Tweed oil over Aslas,.
While men haze eses, or ears, or taste,
She'll always find lover. ~
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Wisgins Is going 70 study the German
language since his INSTRUMENTATION Or L
name he saw near the Planners Hotel, in
the Pity, "Helfenstsin," which he rendered
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~ E. EBNER, q JNSMITH.
Il. II (suctEssoR 70 y ~ EsEasot-)
l s..Tf E. JOY.
Doosa s1 fss " SiSS WE Il

4t s.4s II WEA THEIR Rj.fRDlyH - @ as .4e
i8t d n m. POts . EixlWPese
T WO0LE say ~ lkest asnna 10 build that have
on hand seven hundred ofs and other work In the
building line IN Proporii, 49,
lam prepared TO suntiae cottage Budjn.s in towp
or .conniry as heretofore. MD MI 8#95##E
have houses AMI satss s',gng from seven hundrrd
% two tlAn!.iaid dollars. vi n ai sea rent
coEnodatitg terms. Ky A8Aesft III sAs F6 1919
Also !! lots IN Northern Aiiition, ranging t~fo
70 SIX ha'd rcd dollars, wlas S,'i%e parity tine.
feb IL. iSJs -bpy s13sEf
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And krsas variety 81 articles ususaly kett IN a.
casss hsshosss Mhicl ara teo nusaerSus 10 menalc
esats oS Oh 4 4 - -
Il ol. srsrs teuhieg Glasses fran 81 . u tfoo u.
Ass1M1ee VI - ~ ~ @. d. Gt8Eaa ME4 83 4f
Drass Nnsks usth lroA fsas,ee nA.n a A \. - a.
Anpefa aiscasns mads 70 ceontxy assiefa (septl1ep
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"A GREAT Maroon "A st Louis man nam.
ed Rogers, has married The fat woman"
whe was recently shown through the coun-
Try BY Col. Wood [I,nifalo ADV. III .aas ip
is - An Albany man .adycrtises for his
runaway wife, who ..is but Is years Of age,
and Of loving dispoyisiun, and had on three
Mtan hoops. AoiaiAAA Hi tsaa tsf14an Eli j.
i Good morning, Jones, how does the
world use you. "Hinph It uses me up,
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- G. RBLE ~ 'sas
Notary Public and ten. raj TX lliecrsn~
- Agent. .etS c~RH679 n
WlLis give personal attention TO tie purchase and
w sale Of Property and Collection OF Debts
Omes corner Of Washng'on and Third sts, (ovcr the
Post Ofhce,) Burlington, lava. 4 aAE4a.NHfF
RESLRS0Cno. .#@s E.G
Messrs. Coolbaugi Bsooks,l
#4#t I" Morton 4 TO-, : Burl.nrton
#f DE-. Il. X Paine, -8lJ % .&st " |
Marble Ford, Chicago. -y.fsaE4-~ .-.sr
Jan lmwSm
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r. n. WASHBURN.

MANUFACTURES IND DEALER lK HI
LASH, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW.
= FRAMES. D0OE .F1sIWEH,6 &c.
9HF At THE HEAD ~ NAM sTaEEg, taa4n E Tff
BtRkINGIOD, 10 VA.
All orders BY mall or otherwise pfotnrtly attend
ed g. FL Ill q .#d .ss8 lapr - bpy
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ss.i H. II. SCOTT & CO. e4.'
HnEALEES IN Dry Goads, Groceries and Ready
~ Made Clothing. Mail. street, bstwssny aasrson and
WAsAin gton, Burlington, lows.
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z s@8 ~. ". CHUCkEK,
a Senior partner 81 late FIRM Croker ! nro1 ~ Z
~, Attorney 4 GOMn-ell0r ~ LAW, VI
.z.f h9@. III 6itoLLE010N,s ~ VA. A NJ
Nv Land Agencies, DESIGNATING Notes, and ali other
business OF his profession esfsa ~ lr tssaH a@
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cups, and pepper boxes, an pans, an stage
horns, all over that street for two minits aud
y haIf tss8s s.s.l',-.s.t.5
Now that explosion, and the tin war
ratlin m rainin, made rite pearte noise
specially owe still day: in fac enuf to wake
up ;he.oIe hess bones m gin him the idear
that he d best leave town quick so he laid
his years hack an straitened out his tail and
shot. He made kindle-wood outen the war.
gin agin sine-post, and betuck hisself 10
the woods, stretched out about twcnty-feet
long an not morn three feet hiyh On the
withers, with jist about eDnf harness stickin
tn i'm tn make caller for bell COW. Thar
WINS wun cussed nutmeg maxim Yankee
broke plum up, and m burned glad osc IL
Old Rack Back Davy,a the hOss rack man.
made fur the river, m follered I'll the bank
tn see Of he hadn't drowned hisself:: but ~
sirl Thar he war, about the middil ore the
ruveE aswimmin for luther bank, list snlit.
tin the water wide open, an his bnsted
hritches legs aoatin arter him Ho 1oot-
I'd ever his shoulder every other lick. lika M
spected tases the devil .his face wese. =
black asa pot. cept =. white ring roend Ais |
syes, On the smoke Rus still risins IRON
lmnng the stamps ove his burnt has He
sed, beys, il that suver, wur the uRliost
'cusiest. And savidgest site | ever sssd 81 |
pee tq goo in this world, snyhow. la1s,l
dream ovs IL yet o'nights, and II tskares
be sweat outsn me, Iseed = lot ovs lelIsrs
asll'n qpder the bank, % I tlsot IA helm 1
!m on = !eetle faster, an 4 hollerAd, ..ketch
ae murderer, I've hundred dollars q aI
y hos. reward. He killed ~ oI,an q
,ne children, an I apsc : dog. a. Ike ii
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Dr.. 8. 3. Paine, DR.. O. G.. White,
VI sIt fsOMtEO PATi1sSrS. III @"Gs
DROf ESSlONAL Calls In thscity ccua.ry promptly
attended, to- sAaEsttB s4&
oace opposite Barrel Aousc, Third ~ ever Par.
- Yreemans store. .es7f1--
DR. PaIe's residence North HIN, opposite the res
idtnce OF N D. Browning. No klith ~, fourtla
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DAVE :. cRocKEa. ?. llNRS sArrH.h
VIZ Nv CROKER 20 SMYTn.
Aaforsaeys ~ sLNSss - lLAna Aeauavy
NJ LIE 1steSd 70 tie sxasaaAaalon u 4Stlos,
w and sale ofskea Gstaes, DsscoantiiRi Eo4zS q:
cured on land, and VII nushess OF sAsr prSfesaSh
oMce@North room, I'd ssesy Gov. 81 aSexsi U9och.
" ain street. Durlngton love. 2 8H AAlkaA A. ~
IA ra RIGGS & NoDILL. slsl-st o.
Attermeys ~ Law 4 Real Essnee 1G,6s,.
AEsEAANs Union C0.. How - .;sgo-
s& 48s5rH nEFs.EwHoue: 81 IT, s44sarfR~-
fai7 Gov . ". asiases. i,asaingtoa. a4A s8st4la
ttftR Hon. Sam. Galloway. CeldInbus Ohfo y Aaa "A
e. Hon. Augustus Hail, NuCsaaqaa. .fsxre.bDl -
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he ~ WITH dus ssvssiey, I'D jsssss
allow their sympathies TO be less easily
excited We would soon be comparative
ly free from crime.
In our remarks we do not wish to
be understood a. laying the whole
blame of the present state Of things at
the doors OF our Judges and Jurors ;
but we enlarge more particularly upon
their faults in the matter, because the
influence Of their action has been more
direct, THAI other causes. Neither do
We wish to overlook other measures
and influences for the prevention Of
crime.
Let our courts look to the matter in
time, for if the present state OF things
continues for any great length Of time
the universal resort of the people in
all parts of the country, will be, to the
code of Judge Lynch.
The DEGREES Of this court are final
there is no appeal, and the execution
of the convicted man is sure-there be-
ing no executive clemency to interfere
on his behalf.
If we do not wish reenactmcnt OF
the honors of San Francisco, and Of Ce-
dar County outrages, VIC must see tn at
criminals are properly punished by
our courts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

- fansmnHns = 0oausR-Wa i've la1nvI
" had 20 record the terrible earthduakse
which have been % destructive 70 lie aud
property in the kingdom a NspleA and ve
have nov the paintul talk q stating that .
like calamity has hsfalleu . portion Of
Greece. On Saturday. Feb. 81, about II
o'clock 1t night. Corinth was visited with
an earthquake that destroyed nearly
every house in the city, and was further
afflicted by the outbreak of fire. which con-
sumed large amount Of property. The
shock Of the earthq Jake was felt 10 al the
surrounding villages kalimachi, the
p!a, Of embarkstion for Athens, has suffer
ed in like manner. - well as places Of less
note situated on the road TO Argos. Eigh-
teen persons lost their lives. and about 80
wounded, y far greater number than ever
suffered on former occasi0nA This event
has involved the inhabitants in much dis
tress In addition TO their usual poverty,
they are not only exposed to the horrors Of
starvation, but suffer much from the unusu-
al severity of the weather. the thermome.
ter often falling to 20 Fahr, An uncommon
circumstance in that quarter of Greece
The central government has sent tents TO
the unfortunate victims of this calsmety,
and also rendered them pecuniary assis-
lance. bit there is reason TO fear many will
perish from cold and hunger The pillars
of the temple Of Minerva Colchiacus have
been injured. This was one Of the earliest
pecimens of Doric architecture in Greece
One was split from top to bottom. and 9th
ers defaced The duration Of the shock
was nine seconds, and its first movement
was in vertical and then in horizontal
direction. Its centre seems to have been
Mt the isthmus. extending north and south
and then east and west Neither Costizzs
nor Lutraki have suffered The vibration
was felt at Athens. but did no injury to lift
or property. The oscillations at Corinth
continue, tut no further shock has occurred
there.
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- seeing Ore - The house u 9. =.
Rodolpb.
Two weeks later news from UtAh
shows the troops in good health.
Eighteen hundred men and one thous-
and horses we're in good condition for
service.
The mails by the Indian, from Eu-
rope, bring intelligence that opera
tions for re.laying the Atlantic tele'
graph cable had been resumed, the
Agamemnon having placed over fifty
miles Of wire on board.
A Polish bookseller in London had
been arrested for advocating the assas-
siustion of the French Emperor.
The Minnesota bill, as it passed the
Senate on Wednesday last will make
the following additions to the Senate
and House of Representatives. Sen
ate: James II. Shields and H. NJ. Rice.
House James N. Cavanaugh and Mr..
Phelps.
Three members of the House we're
elected by the people-the two gentle
men above named and Mr.. Decker. But
as two members only, were allowed by
Congress until the next general appor-
tionment, some one of the three was
obliged to resign. The difficulty was
settled by drawing which resulted un-
favorably to Mr.. Decker. He has &C
cordingly returned home.
The latest intelligence, by telegraph
received yesterday evening, with full
market reports, will be found on the
first page.
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

HAVE an Office for the Transaction Of business In
II Merwin's Block, Perry street, which Will ecptn
from 10 to IL, n, and from s to s, N
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots
will please call Immediately and do 20 and receive
their deeds.
A large portion Of tho Cemetery grounds are now
surveys and staked of in lots. The community
generally 10 invited TO examine them and make a.
lcctions.
Il Is he intention Of the company 10 make this
Cemetery complete in all its appointments. The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest tr,es
are carefully preserved, and various kinds Of shade
ire IS have been set out. A competent person orcu
pies the Porers Lodge, and 10 cons antly employed
10 taking care Of and improving the grounds.
All applications for lots or burials must he made
1t the ONCE, where cards authorizing burials Will be
issued
This public, in paronizing this Cemetery, NAV feel
assured that 1t will be protected In every vsy due 10
Its sacred purpose. W b, HILbRRTH'
mch22-dt necret.vv
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The Lecompton Question.

There appears to be, at present, no
imme late prospect Of a satisfactory
arrangement Of the Lecompton ones
ton.
The distracted Territory Of Kansas
is destined to "blced" while longer
and the ears Of the people, to be az
tlicted with few more "shrieks" of
"thc same old Sort
We are not however, we must con-
TESS, able to dcsern any particular
course for Republican graduation or
for the absurd rejoicings Of the press
Of that party The end Of the admin
istration, which is to secure permanent
place to Kansas, may, perhaps to ar
rived at, under the amendment
of Mr.. Montgomery; but it will be in
a much less direct and easy manner,
than by the original bill.
The bill as amended BY the House
mot only provides for sending back
the Lecompton Constitution to be vot-
ed upon bv the people Of Kansas, and
in the event of its rejection, for the
formation of another Constitution, but
provides also that the State may be
admitted with this second Constitu-
ton, if the people of Kansas adopt it
by the simple proclamation Of the
President power is thus placed IN
the hands of the President which-if
he be the 'liar" and swindler," the
Republican Pres would have the people
think, they consider him-he may per-
vert to the most improper ends.
He may adopt any constitution
which comes to him, without regard
to its character upon the slavery ques-
ton, or any other question, by simple
proclamation. why don't some Re-
publican paper suddenly seeing the
"enormity" of this amendment set up
the alarm "shriek y Actions speak
louder than words. If the Republi-
cans had not, at heart, confidence in
the honesty Of the President they new
er would have voted to place this pow
in his hands.
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street soith Moore d g arref
Il HIS Extrets is designed TO deliver goods for
l. Merchants, carry packages, bundles, mas. ages
&C. for persons living on the biuii and in reuote
parts OF tue CITY Will also be 1t the MAJ kt house,
every morning at 81 OIL ,k-for the present 10
take any marketing to residences which msy be de-
sired.
Orders left at the office or Ia the express" order
box 3 at Mcneil AB-o, Is sutton Co, and W o
ellsworth shsll receive prompt 1t 'enton.
The charges i'll be for delis, ring bundles, packa-
ges messages, &C. to any part Of the city below the
blIT and between X brdse and Western Avenue
10 cents. For similar bundles, &c at HAT North
Davenport zoe cash.
Favorable terms will be msde with merchants Or
others BY the month OF year
EDWARD ALDEN. Proprietor,
apr7du Ofics 50 Brady street.
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For Sale.

A superior article OF Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
n Iamental Chimney Tops and all fancy work o
the ,m- material.
Also r Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing Bank Vaults, Jail Cells, &c, from the Gin
cinnati Iron Works.
Fart her information as to specimens, prices, &C,
may be had at the once Of
". l.. CARROLL, Architect,
mchl0H GrgR's Block cor 81 and Perry 1t
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House to Lease.

WILL lease Argyle Cottage and from ton to twenty
acres OF land, with plenty OF timber tor family
large bearing orcbard, good water, house with eight
rooms, stab e, smoke house, and fac garden, full
OF grapes. English curra is. Strawberries, plums,
cherries. Sibt rian crabs, &C, &c.
Thu beautiful I'd comfol table property 10 located
adjoining the City sf lie Claire III full view Of the
river.
Apply soon, IS l must rent employ q man to
take charge Of It, by the first of May, when posses.
sion BE- had, or II desired part OF it can be had
at any time
apI7-atf T. C, BADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

INHuMAN BauTALrrY Francis Coodlow
was arraigned before the bar of the Recor-
ders Court, charged with putting his wife
in house of ill-fame for the purpose Of
prostituting her for money to support him.
1t was in evidence that some days ago he
went to the house kept by Elizabeth Rus
sell, on Third street, between Almond and
Poplar. and asked that woman If abe had a
place for girl. Receiving an affirmative
reply, in few days he took his wife there,
telling the mistress of the establishment
privately, that as she was handsome she
would doubtless succeed, only expressing it
in shockingly vulgar manner. Goodlow's
wife, however, thought she had been taken
there as wet nurse, and when she discov-
cred the character of the place, and was
told for what base purpose her husband had
left her she cried bitterly seeing which.
Elizabeth Russell, as she says, "felt sorry
for the poor creature" and reported the
case to officer McManus. who promptly ar
rested the brute. The Recorder committed
him to Jail to answer.-St. Louis Repn6li-
can.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

Iowa STATE BoNDs.-We notice in the
quotations Of the New York stock market,
that ON the 10th Is 900 of Iowa State bonds
u. with ten years to run. sold for lO5-ive
per cent. above par, and that too. with
heavy MARKET The nsss Highest 6surss
w9e OAio dnoos q 100.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

The plague Of grasshoppers has al
ready appeared at Council Bluffs and vicin-
ity, as we learn from the Eugle, Of the 3lst
ult 1t says that the country there is lit
orally alive with these Insects. They are
of all sizes. from an eighth to three -fourths
of an inch in length, and are now as abund-
ant as they were at any time last year, al
though, according to the Buyle, one-tenth
of the eggs laid last season, and which will
hatch soon, are not yet Matched. The farm
ers in the country around there ale becom-
ing discouraged and say il is no use to sow
or plant, as the gra shoppers will eat eve
rything up. The B,wie advises the farmers
to sow every inch Of land possible-to sow
and plant as much as they will need for
themselves and then SOW and plant as much
more for the grasshoppers SO that there
may be more sowed and planted than they
can destroy.