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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-14
For the Courier.
Washington Correspondence.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 81.

ARLINGTON, u. ", Dec. 81.
Kansas, Utah and Nicaragua are becom-
ing the all exciting topics, and are likely to
continue SO, to the exclusion Of many more
important matters. You have, no doubt, seen
what has been said on the Kansas and Utah
questions, and the Walker capture by Com.
Paulding is also before the world. On the re-
opening of Congress. resolutions will be intro
duced condemning this administration for vio-
la,ing foreign Territory, to capture General
Walker, who claims to have expatiated him
self. The resolutions are prepared, and the
question will probably be presented by the
fre-eaters Of the Democracy, some Of whom
are not exactly satisfied with the bad execu-
ton Buchanan has made Of their Kansas and
other edicts. For Buchanan! he is trying to do
up things to their liking, but his agents either
go too far or stop too short. This has been
the trouble for years past in Kansas, and it so
happens now in this Walker affair. The fire.
eaters know his purpose is to serve them, but
he does not drill his agents well. Governors
in Kansas first say TOO much, then they say too
little; and finally they are denounced and re-
moved and another one performs in the same
way. In this Walker matter one officer is re- :
moved for not arresting, and the other is to be
denounced for arrestlng Walker, and in this
last matter, then, may be rupture as there has
been in the Kansas affair. The trouble will
be, that in this last attack the shells will come
from the Democrats of the South. Hereto
fore the President received his blows from
Democrats of the North.
What had we best do for Buchanan? He is
too much Of an old Federalist to suit Republi-
cans, and he is in no favor with the Americans.
Where will the President go to find fast
friends? ..
Well, suppose we need not trouble our
selves. He still has the ''loaves and fishes,o
and he can find camp followers enough to fiat
ter and satisfy his mental inferiorities, which
are the important results of declining age.
Yet, at my last interview, the President
seemed possessed with the foolish hope that
Kansas affairs were all settled by the wisdom
of his suggestions. He had to-day letter from
distinguished officer of the army, an extract
from which no read, Aattering him with the
belief that he had advanced the sound doc
trines that would silence the exit emists of both
sides and secure tranquility in Kansas.
A friend who was with me suggested that
army officers were not very intimate with
public feeling; but the President replied that
his Informant had never failed in giving right
intellg gence, and we left him in excellent ha-
NOR, evidently enjoying the false idea that the
people of Kansas would submit to vile Con-
stitution, presented by vile cabal. who had
usurped the power of the people under the
foul pretence of popular authority.
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A Christians ReflectiGn on
Death.

would not give one moments enjoyment
Of the calm serenity which pervades my mind
when thinking of daath for lives spent in
gaiety and mrth. Death how soothing the
thought as it gently steals over me! Why
should wish to linger here? Earth's charm
are few. Go hence my spirit, and dwell in
the bright peaceful land above. Thy loved
ones will ere hong meet thee there. Death
may seize my feeble frame, but it will free my
sad spirit, and let it go to be with thought,
that will soon see my Saviour! Look up my
soul to heaven-no longer tarry, the angels are
calling thee away. Bend my knee once more
ere my spirit wings forever its homeward
flight! Hark ! that angelic sound, whence
comes it ? 1t summons thee my soul, to tune
thy golden Tyre to hvmns of praise. The hour
has come, and now one long farwell till we meet
in the courts above.
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CHAPTER THIRD.
Friendsl have n car

Friends have care,
Your next step may be fatal for the love
OF him who made you, stand not on that brink!
-BYRoS.
That of law, is, in many respects noble
profession. What renders 1t somewhat un-
pleasant to the truly benevolent and philan-
thropic practitioner is, that it is founded on the
wrongs Of man to man. The lawyer is COM
PEELED to deal with the lowest characters in
society-to espouse their cause, whether right
or wrong, aud defend them in their quarrels.
But as evil is in the world, and the innoce Mt
frequently suffer from the wrongs Of the ma
licious and avaricious, it is gratifying to the
lawyer to defend the injured and protect their
rights. This is the redeeming feature Of the
law, and it is elevating in its influence. Again,
man is ambitious and thirsts Cor power. De-
signing men frequently rise on the PROSTATE
bodies Of the people, and seat themselves on
the throne Of despotism. But lawyers have
been the first to understand the rights Of man,
for their profession was created FOR their de-
fence, and have been the first to cry out against
oppression. The tyrant being o'erthrown the
lawyers have assembled in their wisdom and
instituted safeguards against ambitious ag-
grsssors, established constitutions, and ordain-
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MUCH IN SMALL SPAcE.-A very celebra-
ted Scotch devine says: "The world we inhab.
it must Lave had an origin that origin must
have consisted in cause that cause must
have been intelligent /; that intelligence must
have been efficient that efficiency must have
been ultimate; that ultimate power must
have been Supreme and that which always
was, and is Supreme, we know by the name Of
God
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EpIroRIAL APPEAL.-An Eastern editor
announces the arrival of twelfth responsible
ity at his house, andmakes the following ap-
peal thereafter -" More suberibers wanted
Immediately at this ofice.o
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GA good story 10 told ofa s'eountyy On.
tleman" who, for the flrst tlme, heard IN Epic.
copal clergyman preach. He had rcd much
ofths aristocraey aid pride Of the Church. and,
when he returned home he was asksd e tkA'
people were astuek up" "PshAw, unyr ~
piled he; "why the minister actually prssseA&
in his shirt -slesves!'
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ca The following account OF the depth at
which the ocean has been sounded, will give
some idea OF vast valleys that exist IN it's bed.
The sounding was performed in the Atlantic,
and the depth at which bottom was reached
was ,7o6 fathoms, or lo.4l2 yards, being over
eight miles.
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a. The man who thinks his wife, his baby,
his house, his horse, his dog, and himself
severally unequ allied, is almoste sure to be a
good humored person, though liable to be te-
dious at times. sEa
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GT The effect Of character is always to
command consideration. We sport, and toy,
and laugh, with men and women who have
none; but we never conide in them.
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LAW Of NEWSPAPERS.

Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary are considered wishing to continue their
Inscription.
g. If fsubscrbers order the discontinuance OF their
the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid
g. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
riodicals from the Office to which they directed
they are held till they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
f. II subscribers remove to other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
g. The Courts have decided that refusing to take pc
riodcals from the Office, removing and leavingth
uncalled for Is PRIMA FAcA evidence of intentional
fraud.
fE- Postmasters neglecting to inform publishers,
when papers are not taken from the office, lay them
selves liable topay the subscription.
also their duty in such to notify the pub
Usher that the papers not taken out by those they
are senl to- and the why they are not II known
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q An Albany paper thinks 1t il woman,
and not her wrongs, that ought to Be redress
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WHAT q poor world this would be without
women and newspapers. How would news get
ab out?
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WHAT is A YEAR :!

WHAT IS A YEAR!
What is year? Ills but wave
On life's dark rolling stream,
Which is so quickly gone that We
Account It but dream.
'Tis but single, earnest throb
OF Times old iron heart,
Which tireless now, and strong as when
1t FIRST with life did start. ... s....
What is year? 'Tis but turn
OF Times old brazen wheel,
Or but a page upon the book
Which death must shortly seal.
IT'S but step upon the road
Which we must travel o'er;
A few more steps and we shall walk
LIES weary reund no more.
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WHEN we lose the hope Of equalling those
we admire, admiration gives place to hatred.
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q Put no faith in tale bearers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31
LRAD AHD SHOT.

WHISKY, common. HUd30
do BOur 81 50G2 so
do Rye,......6OGs0
Pure Spirits. .45GN
Brandy, Domes. .75dI 90
do 1mp..$6 OOdS 90
Gin, Meder Swan. 81 SO
do Club HOUSE,. 2 90
do Belle. Q 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31
O. r. WEBB.
The Oakaale Cemetery Cenpany

Az An oiiice for the transaction Of business IN
from lo'o IL, N, and from to S. P1.
All LOT owners Who have not settled for THAR ,ot..
their deeds. ~ v" ~ ano Iecetve
large portion Of tho Cemetery rrou,a.
surveyed and staked off in lots The cornr,r,.- ,v
generally 10 invited to examine them ana ...1Sv S.v
iecttons. sA'o mako -
II Is he intention Of the comp,nv n A.
cemetery complete in all its appointments TNs
avesues are broad and curved; native sor,s.. lne
are carefully preserved and various kinds Of shsSs
pies the Porter's Lodge and 10 constantly emnIovsd
IN taxing care OF and improving the grounds.
All applications for lots or burials must be m.As
issued ~~'Ss
Tne ponic, IN peercoising this Osnstsvy, nay feel
assured that It VIII b protected IN svsvy way dre e
W s.cNu PsSPoss H. W1kD1UfU.
o0osS-~ Oeese1asv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31
Trustees Sale,

VNHsREAS on the second day OF June D 1857,
w D.. Ign.tns Lsnrer 'x@catei unto Dayid $
True as Trustee certain d.. d Of Trust, conveying
u said Trustee the land in Scoit county, Iowa des
crib d a foil W., to-wit 1he hall 81 lot No.
four III in blDtk No sky two 1871 in tn city of
pav 'aiort; winch said convey ance msde by the
sad Lsnger tor The purpose OF securing the pay
OF ccrfs Iromissosy note and the int
signed by said Langtr and executed to Ma han n
ksmbo, for fv thu and dollars IS5 00OI dated the
second day Of June 1857 and payabl uly - A u
ltl, with interest thereon at ten per per aunum
payable annually
And now the interest on said note having become
due and payable, and the said Dr. Igna' Ia, LANCER
havirs failed 1. pay the same. David s. True Trus-
tee a. Aforesaid, 40 ercy Civ. this public hotice
thatby virtue ~ the power shich Is In me stcd By
said deed OF Trust, will On Monday the % day Of
August D, 1855 at the hour OF O'Clock In the a..
ttrnoon of said dav at the Court Iouse door In the
city OF Davenport, County Scot and state Iowa,
exPsse and offer for sale, at pablo n the Ia Gel
Of ian1 above described, much the as shall
be sufficient 10 satisfy and p.y the amount due, 10
gethsr with the costa and expenses attending said
sale, OF this notice and Trus ee's fees. lyon the
mpeion ~ such sac de will b. gwen in aceor-
dane With the stipulation Of said Deed OF Trust.
Dated the 29h day of July, A ISIS.
DAVID $. TRUE,
Jy2Jis Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31

PLEASURE ExcURsroS-BIo TRIp.-
On the last trip up ofthe Ben Campbell she
brought the largest excursion party from
Burlington We have seen out on any one
boat this season. The cabin and upper
decks were literally crowded with happy
faces. After taking look at the crowd, we
came 70 the conclusion that there are lots of
pretty girls down that way. which the pa
pers of Burlington have never mentioned.
The company amounted TO about one hun.
dred and fifty couples The Ben is popu-
lar boat and gets up these excursions on
grand scale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31
800 Crates Of CrOckery
Wholesale aud Retail.

l HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock OF
L G%d In this line, in the State. MY stock con-
81 tso all the varieties OF China. Glass and EarfA.
en- Wave, yellow Rock bingham ware, eilyer Platei
and britannia wa-e. Bohemian Belgium and Amer.
ican Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandelieis
Gi andol's, Lamp wicks, Chimueys and Glot es
Looking Ga SEES and l. okirg Ola. 9 plates. and nj
other articles usually KEEP in this line
Creckcry-Consistso Of upw. r j. Of 500 crates And
casks imported direct fro the potteries in Iverpool
which enables to sell my goods IS per cent less
than any other dealer In the market
Frerch Porce1atn.-I have just received a very
large stock Of white and gold band China drec, from
I.mog S, France Ny arrangement with The manu-
facfuIers are such that receive none but The b. :,
grade Of goods Of the latest most sty
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to tw ny-five dollars, dinner sets and other
articles at oil prices.
silver Plated WaPe.-I have inst received
very large stock OF Plate goods OF Rogers Smith a
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality o. white metal which can with dim.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
l4eektng GlaSses.-1 have . larger Quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale in this
place. Knives, forks ard waiter .of every quality
and size. In fact everything app~ltaining {, this
line Of business cansbe had BY calling at No. is L.
Claire Block.
maySd&wu Or vunn
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EheriM',S EMlr.

OY virtue OF q Writ of special execution is.u-t
- from .he ofice of the Clerk CT thc Dstrtct Oour
e scott comfy, Iowa. IN the Of Harmon Goo /.
rich vs.. Lyman w Curtis, dste1 Jelly 23i, A n $50
AMI TO ME directed, comm anding me that m ke oI
cause 10 be made, the SUN OF niue hundred AMI aey.
nts-three ani 90 100 doa 1873 7Ol amount i u,
Including debt aud costs with int there
on At the rat. of six Isl per cent pr xnnum from
the l2th esy OF July u Io5s. hy sale OF the fol-
lp~ir9 described rsonal property u wit 80 stove.
AMI lot OF stove p stes, spring dray common irsv
drsy hirncsse-, douole harn.ss single harness
trunk, rtaudl bureau, wash stand and G., n, ents
towel rack, rocker, cane b TONED chars ted
h"f'ding, arm chairs safe counting hous. tla-t
ono" stove. wolfro De, bl Il .lo robe h sc pew
er endless che an boxe, with spring seats ! sAaiie
boxes with hsrdwsr-. ! bundle fence wire Sc, Of
BOB sleighs, ct of bob sirigh4 Ibrokenl, whiaie
tree" ~ pieces os grinJ stone France - also Al the
right tNie ard in crest of tie said defendant Iy
man W Curtis in and TO The fellow ing descr bed
real estAte 10 wit Lo nunnt er Elk 81 and the exs,
half = OF lot nuaibsr seven u slick numbar sew
ehty two al H. the city OF Davenport with all the
buifihgs and AppUrtenances there ant, belonging y
tie - hertoy given that com III anded by sail
Writ, han eel The above descY bed GERS IN al prop
eriy ad all the rght, til and interest Of the said
Curtis III ald TO the above described OF so
much thereof as will satisfy ,M debt interest and
tGt 10 the highest and best bidder therefor In cash
nj tue warehouse OF ii Wheeler ia the city Of Daven-
port colt oun'v, Iows, on Saur .ay the ~ dsy
OF August, A y 1853 between the hours of o A.
and r. n. ~ SAID day
Dated July -, 1855.
Signed H.LEONARD,
SNslai-"sw Sh II or Scott Comfy Iowa.
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Trustees sale.

WHEREAs on the zlst day Of december A u 1850
w James rcsttniIatker, OF bavenp port, Iowa
executed Dayid :. True Tru tee, a certain
osei OF Trust conveying 10 said Trust the laid Ia
Sc 1T county, Iowa GesctiL as fellows to wit Lot
numhert II no ia FDlton X vejervary's Addition
to K4st Davenport; which said c5ny eyapoe made
by the said krestenmaik r fo- the purpose of cur
log the payment OF two certain promise ~ and
the i1terest thereon. tign by said Kit nmakcr,
each for sixty dollars dated the 2l I day OF
Der, l5o5. and one payable n follows ore
tn 81 It day OF December 4 u 1856. and one Or the
2lst day II December 1891, with interest both
at the rate Of ten per cn' per annun, payab t. the
order Of Nicholas Frletvary.
AMI now SAID at note hsving he .one ue ard paya
bic, and the said KTeztcnmafker hayins failed to
ray the sams, I. avid Tru., Trustee oresaid,
do hereby give this public noie. that by irtue OF
the lower which is IN me vested by shid deed of
Tfust | will Tuesday, the 9Th day ~ August
A ISIS, A. he hour ~ u'clock la III .ft.rnoon
OF eaii day, at III Court House door IN he city
Davenport. expose and offer for SALE at public auc-
ton IL the highest bidder, for cA-h, the pArce, OF
land above described, much thereof hail be
sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the amount of said note
the interest n the day Os with the costs
and expenses attending said sale, Of this notice and
Trustees fees
Dated the 29:h day Of July, 4 d 1s55.
DAVID s. TRUE,
jy29afs Truste's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

What WY EeautifM Head Of Ua;,.
Bscause II is the ornament G,a himself pyoyii al
iof All our race. Reader although the rose m Az
bloom ever brightly the glowlng cheek IN, ex.
b. ever 80 spark ins H." teeth b. those Of paris N
the head Is hefrft OF its covering or The hair t.,
= artre and sfiriSe',d harsh and dry or worse aim
Is sprinhitd with gray, nature will los. more than
hall her eaarms. Prot. Wood's HAIR Restorative II
used t"" or three tunes awek viii restore ani per-
manen'ly se,ure 10 all such ~ ornament Read tbe
f"iiowitg snd Judge The wrltes u The nr,t IL the
Celebrated Pianist Thsbeig:
New York. AprilIs, 1853.
Dear Sir Permit me to express TO YOU the onliga.
tons am under Lr the entire restoration OF hair
T. IT. orglns color about the time my ARRIVAL In
the Unii.d stAiesIt wss rapid tec,ming gray, but
upln the application OF your Hair h.storstiv.n IL
soon recovered its origin-i hue l Consider your
Kc-torstv. very wohd, rful INV nti.n auite en-
cacious a w'il as agreeable.
am, dearfir, yours truly, 8. THALBER0.
'Drych ar Gwyeiydet."
Welch Newspaper offcc, 10 Nassau st. ApI IL. 1853.
PROF WGop:- Dear Sir some month or
Six weeks ago received a bottle OF ypur ssir Res
toraive aud II my wife ho ono ud.d 20 ,rv IL
on her hair little thinking at the time that " would
Tc-'oI" the gfay hair, but " hers wei as INV sur
prise. aft'r few week. trial II has performed that
wonderful fh,ct y turning all the gray hans to .
dnra browo at the saue lime De utityng and thick
enng the hair. I strongly recommend the aboy.
Restorative TO all persons In want .uch change
oi tneH mar CHARLES CARDEw.
New YoRK, July rs, 1853.
PROr o woOD: With conn i-nce do 1 recom-
menh your Hair Restorative b.iug the most cf,,ea-
cious article ever sav. Soe your Hal, Res.
toraiIve my hair and wbiskers whiCn were almost
Softldeni that few applications Will rc,toro
tht III 10 their natural color 1t hiss :. nsvet me
OF nli dahirUf and unplesssnt ching, 60 conmon
among psrsons who IeTspHre ffeeiey.
JIG KILBY.
PROF WooD: About two years sro nv hair
cornmebced falling N and turning gray; wss fast
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ShcI.iN''S safe.

QY virtu OF Writ OF special execution Issued
II Tom The cffce OF the Ciark OF the District Court
OF OFT county, Iowa ia the Of PAYNE Ri sell
. 10 ". u Hall Co., dated July % 1855 and
10 M Girt citi, commano ing me that make or AUS
= b. mati- the sum u f'e hundred and sixty-.Ix
and 1910 dollars t5o6 IO), ,unt dnc including
bt inter and costs with interest lhereon al lie
iaie OF ltl per cent per annnm from the ouh
day - April, ISIS, tv sale OF the following de-
serted rtAi tste. TO wit: . The south half 10 h
number nine 81 and ten Iol III Block humber two
l-Iih forr-'t Diion's ADDITION to the dty OF Da-
tenport. y OFT county, Iowa.
No ic' i her~by gwen that, a. commanded 10y
SAID Writ shall q al p bic auot on to the high
est am b. st bidder therefor In h. the nbJve de-
scrtei res estate much thereof as will -sti.fy
sai debt, interest ani u, at tn. door OF rha
Court hou,-, city OF davenport, Scott county Iewa
ON Friday tn 27th day OF August A D 1s3s at the
hour OF o'cl N Of said day
July 20, 1858.
II LEONARD
Jj3ldl-Wlv Sh'f OF Scot county, Iowa.
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Trustees sale.

VXTHRREAS on the 10TH day of July. 4. 1854
w Frederick Weiss, Dsv, nport, Iowa, executed
unto Austin Corbio, as Trustee, q certain deed u
Trust, oony. yins 30 aid Trustee the Atd In Scott
county, lows de cribed as follows, TO vii: Com .
menctng twenty FEET due west OF the north East
of lot number seven r. in Block number four
in the city of DAyenoo1t, tben.e running south onr
hundr and ifty 1881 feet thence west twenty
1901 fest; thence north one hundred ahd fny fIjOl
feet; and thence east twenty fret 10 the place ~ BE-
ginning; which aid conveyance was mae for TIE
purpose OF securing th- psymen. Of = certain prom
10 ory And the interest thereon, signed by said
Weiss, dated the 10Th day of Jniy b 1874. 'or the
sun Of three hundrsd dollars payable on the 22l
day OF March. A d 1851 and extended from tineto
tine un II the 1877 day Of July, 1858 said note
drawing interest at the rate o. ten re, cent per
mum, payable to the order Of Nicholas Pej-rvsry.
ADl ns1 said note having bee IRE due and paw
able, and the said Frederick Weiss having fall
ed to pay the came, I. Austin CoTtin, Trustee ss
aforesaid d, hereby give tos public notice, that BY
virtue Of the power which is 10 me vested ~ sad deei
Of Trust, viii, TUESDAY, the 24th day OF August
AD, 1885, the hour Of O'Clock In the Afternoon OF
said day, At the Court Mouse door In the city of Da
venport expose sni offer fo sale at public auction,
20 the highs. bidder for sash, the parcels OF land
above described. much thereof ~
shall be sufficient % satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with tn interest thereon to
the day OF ssie, together with al the costs and
expenses attending said sale. q this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the 29th day Of July, 4. D. 1858:
AUSTIN CORBIN.
t,oo A. reuatee.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1858.

woasM which they have inflicted upon our
busines interests. Already are our mer-
chantstaking the work Of expulsion in their
own sands. and if they would preserve
their good name and fArse, let them act and
act with determination equal to the great
wrongs under which they have SO long
smsrtd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31

New OFFIcE.-Our friend Groven-
berry, authorized Agent of the Davenport,
Rock Island and Keokuk, and the Daven.
port, Galena and ST. Paul Packet COM
panies, has erected very nice and conve.
nient office in which to transact his bust
ness at the landing, by Burrows mill. This
is good arrangement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-31

CARAvAN.-We noticed string of
oxen reaching an entire square. and com.
Prising about sixty yokes. passed down
Brady street on their way to the other sie
of the river. They had been out on lle
prairies Of this State, engaged in turning
over the sods