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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
New York Matters.

New YRK, April H.
WASHINGTON CoRREsroN NDENCR-Speake er
Orr has pledged himself, in case the oppo-
slilon consent to a committee, TO appoint
Messrs. Stecner, Montgomery and some
leading Republican.
1t has transpired that the anti Lecomp-
ton Democrats held a caucus las. week. and
decided to vote for a committee Of ccnfer
ence, II asked for by the Senate. But
against the House asking for one Gen Cass
note to Lord Napier. relative to The slave
trade, will be communicated to the Senate
tomorrow, 1dnesday, on an executive
document. The General communicates to
the British Minister the views of our gov
ernment, at length commenting with &C.
verify, the Coolie trade, and the laws of
England in relation thereto, and also over
the African apprentice system of France
lie regrets the abuse of the American Flag
by vessels not entitled TO claim that protec-
ton, but does not admit that our govern.
ment is responsible for this abuse to a great.
er extent than it has employed in its efforts
TO prevent 1T Heaso refuses to acknowledge
that we are bound to add another vesscl
10 our African squadron, and reviewing the
treaty stiprlatons, con,euds that we have
fully complied with them in letter and
spirit.
Private advices from Nicaragua, state
that Gen. GaveZ is in arms against the gov
ernment Of MaItinz and that affairs in that
country are III great confusion.
The steamer San Carlos had been sunk
by the Nicaraguans. the Costa Rcian
guard having been driven off.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Notice % Steck RaiserS.

'T,Bg thorough breed Durham Buu pAyr
! CaOCkETT, isnc~ kept for the bcu~ at us thaer
= CsnnonS stables, West Davenport
fERns.-Oash-fbr commcn cows g. ser grssr
or part bred, 4lO, for thorouss prcd csws 1se
DEscHlrTioS.-"DavyC Crocke,,' Il deep red.
wss calsei on the 2i;h Of March. 1854, bred bv
Jacob Prerce Of Clark county ohio. He oso % n.
nnest short horned Durham Bulls Of his ere IN tue
sts'es, or IN England. See his Pedigree, No las,
Vol. 8. American herd took.
PIDr0RxE. E.--"Dsvy Crockett was got by Iuposs.
cd Alderman a64 cut Of Young virrinia, BY P,~ has-
tan s2s = LAZY Of the Lake By Imported nefoener
!ss Re q su.s sa.ssn s s's:ss s:s s !, rs NJ
Am.,,on oav 5, pssori,e isssl = ), Sriaes III WI
S,o ., Fob NIB NIB, lsss ~ HabbaSk tsie,, ~ Jsmss
For further psr,icalArs irquise 1t .Casnsa ana
Ps-ech's Anis, west Dsvcnpovs 80
p,ss ss q =. T., s.sus. = y ~. M ~
obtain The beat thorough- red siock that could b.
In this country or 10 Hurope, am happy 10 state
that eau Justly mmend one Of th. best young
thor gh bred Staions In the world one Of the best
q oammoth Jack, and Imported thorouS n cd bar
ham Bulls, and As good Hereford Hull - England
ever PRODUCED. an sld-rney Hull, and Sun TX 0oSs
The serves OF all these animsi. are within th.
reach II every person who wisues to improve .heir
stock. This Is syery important brsuch u agricuI-
tursl interests, and ought b. every where trons-
inent one although IL rs, here'orore been too mn IA
.egeete. the Farms ot Iowa who have NJ, paid
sufficient attention to the pr otuction ofpure high
bred animals. II is a wtl know iac', PARTICULARLY
among the growers or fin srocK in Engisni, that
to the best sire should BE- pnre horough bred ami
NAL as the offspring of r OF the oppost character
invariab, how IN defects of imp feet pesiigre
Another fact equally es abi.h although i, may
appear strange to some, Is that the offspring
auenily pnsses he distinctive traits uf characters
which Il st impregna.ed the dam. These, and many
equally imporaut facts. nder II Of the nrcss-
sity to obtain Thoroughbred animals, for the I'm
provement, ,of STOCK OF all kind.
The subscriber mas, and will keep constantly on
hand for sale Thorough bred Stock
Apr9dAw3m IN CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Advertisement.

EDITORS OF DEMOcRA :-In your paper Of the
9th April, We inf tae following
GRANGE OF LOcATIox.-S Rear having this
day Aprll 9th 1858, ithdrawn from the former firm
Of " W McCammon Co., (re aiming 1875 dollars
Of debts due the lave irm) may hereafter be found
at the Drug u of Allison and Mcbride on Brad
ST., "a ioor above the Pos Office where usual his
friends, thysicisns and th- public may have the ut
most confidence that their esc rpti ms and calls
will be accur ately lie with fresh and nuine srt.-
cies, BY regular edu ated Apothecsries and Drug
gists.
N the sbovs nrm Of " W MoCammon & 90
was not dissolved until the 9th day Of April 1858
when the papers were signed 81 REGER
In answer to that will say that all OF said adveY-
sament that relates to the tf said Roger
With the hrmof MoCammon X Co 10 utterly uu true.
The following Is the agreement and sale of intert st
OF said keger In the Arm, and it speaks for ITSELF
vix:
DAvENPORT Iowa. March Goth, 1855.
KNOW al men by these presents that, l, 3 r
Reger, hitherto VI The fl I'm OF " W NcCamm on q
Go, Druggists and CHI msts No So Brady street 'av
export Iows 20 hereby agree t. relinqui n 10 John
Hsrris "f this city, formerly Of Providence R l,
all my fnteresfs right and title in the aIore firm
for and IN consider ation OF the sum hundr. u do
lars ($2O0) cash. the bslsnce hundred dollars
(41u0, in patent medicine, the receipt Of all OF which
10 herein ackrowl' the whole amounting to three
hum red dollars ($3OO. The business to be conin-
ned At he same stand By " W AcCsmmon and
John. Harris, signed X RsaRa
Ont Of the mouth Of hts own receipt We prove him
MIslfer. We paid him eco In cash and 800 in
patent medicines. And after he had left the Arm aud
had sold all hts inter st in It, discovered that he
had distracted note OF $5l. and ~ his ov advel-
tisins he confessS to have taken 41a5 Thi, ecu
liar way cf selling ont all his right and III taking
$ls6 Of claims h had sold US, may account for the
loss Of over 81 GO which the arm OF W W McOam-
mon 4 % have sustained Ia the business Of last
year, we hope Mr. keser will 60 confessing unsil
We get the whole matter 70 .i.ht
Mr. Roger has no riSht TO collect dollar OF the
debts doe the hrm Of W " HcCammoa 4 Co. He
has sold his whole right, title and interest the
firm. And we hsA % resort to legal proceeding, in
order to get bsck the note Of 46l. We caution all
persons asanst paying this keger any money belong
Ing % the firm Of " " II 4sCamnon & o..
These statements We haye been induced to make ON
Account u the false reports which he has circulated
der0gatoFy 10 our character and interest A 70 the
debeD due the concern, which We purchased Of him,
he or any else can take them at what We slloVed
hin for them. and for less.
spslsdsf Wv McCAMMON 4 Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Trustees Sale.

UIHERBAS On the 18th day Of March. D. 1884,
w Chion Hayward sxecuted unto william Du.
Ian ae Trustee certain deed Of Trust conveying 20
said trustee the land In Scott County Iowa deeer-
bed as follows. TO Wit: The North West an srteY ef
section No fourteen 4) in township No seventy nine
l1el north q r.ess No four ~ east Of the ".
The vest hall Of the north qusrter Of sec ion
No two () in township No seventy eight t7s) north
Of range No four ~ east; The south east q1arttr
OF the hoSth east quarter Of section No three (81
township seventy eisht G6) Of range four az esst
and the south west quarter Of the seuth west ouAr-
Ter Of section No teven in township ssvent- eeht
(76 Of range Nv 6) east Of The 9th Pn; which said
conveysoee Vas made BY he said Chion Hayward for
ths parpose Of securing the payment Of c.rtan pro-
Ohilon Hayward dated The llsh 1sy of March, A. D.
1854, and payable - follows: For ths amount Of
two thousand dollars paysole on or before four ~
ysar, with interest q the rate Of ten per cent PER
aonum payable ssmi-enoua,ly.
And nev satd psomissofy sote hsving boeome dus
and payable and the said Chiion Haywsrd having
failed TO pay the same, !, william Dcolan nus
~ - aforesaid do hereby gve this public notice that
By virtue Of the power Which y u vested By eaid
deed Of Trust, will, onthe sevsatA day q Ney .,
1855 the hour Of ocIock in The afsraoon oe eed
Day q ~ Oourt House doeg h ~ eitv a. naven.
port axposo And o0sr 1oS salo, g puAoc aao1n -,
parceas q land sbovs 6aocYfhod, g 8 nneA ersoe
. GAan b s11cen1 = eot1DfY ard pay ~ nanennf
ef 80 A0ees VIII ~ AtoEGs1 S1oiooo 6 1iv q
49,. taDoenes Win ~ ~ enets ea6 e1Deaso es1s
y - 80. ss!e = ~ 11eP 81 6l111ss5 -.
w. SS2sfls,.aS & - - : - - teQy;
1870 & 6fi's;s''s!' l'' - ! :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
" II. G. Davis Elected"

In our announcement of the election il
was stated that O'Brien had beaten Davis
in the 5th wsrd as Alderman, The vote
was q close one and such was considered
the result on Saturday night However, the
Judges had recount yesterday, in the pres-
ence of several other gentlemen of both par.
ties, and 1t was found that Davis was elect
ed by majority of one VOTE Gazette.
The Republican party of this city. not
content with procuring the enactment Of
the amended charter. by the Legislature,
in defiance Of the people. and enforcing its
unconstitutional provisions. before they
were intended by the Lsgislaturs to take
effect, must needs resort to other, and even
less honorable means, to obtain the con-
troll Of the city government rea r
After . careful count of the votcs polled
at the Fifth Ward, on Saturday last Mr..
OBrien, the Democratic candidate for Al
derman. was declared, by the Judges of the
election, to have majority Of the votes
but nearly tsoo days after. they get together
and have ''re-cosnt' Of the.votes. and Mr..
Davis, the Republican candidate, il found
to have majority Of one.
We do not charge the Judges Of the slse.
ton With having acted fraudulsntly in thil
naete6 or with An illegal change of III
vote n u bon, ~ AselstAslsss. he ~
sss~1 . ~ aieGahs g thsA NJ hsGs
$3.50 ~ - y - sstl - ~ y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
NUMBER l57.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
hEroETEp ExrgEssLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WA-HTSaroN. April 10.
| SENATE-Ihe Vice President, presented q
memorial from the legislature Of Utah setting
forth there grievances. it is in a semi defiant
stvle; laid on the table by 32 tol3.
Mr. Frederick, took occasion to say, that
the resolutions did not represent the senti.
ment OF the people Of California: the reso-
lutions We're referred.
| HousE.-The House went into a commit.
tee on the bill, to establish an auxiliary
guard Tor the protection Of life and proper
" IN Washington; the bill was discussed till
10 o'clock, when on motion of Montgomery.
ofPa., the committee arose, and the House
took up the Kansas bill
A message from the Senate insisting on
its disagreement. and asking for commit
tee on conference was read.
Mr.. Montgomery, moved that the House
insist on its adhesion, and demanded the
previous question.
Mr.. English. said that IL a committee of
Conference, be ordered by the House, par
iiainen'ary law. and practice require the
majority OF the committee TO be composed
OF perions representing the majority of the
House, or majority OF those in favor of the
bill.
Of the House bill, Mr.. Stanton Of Ohio
said that If it was not out Of order he would
object to the question because it would
provide interrogation on the other side Mr.
English gave notice that if the motion be-
fore the House was voted, he would move
for Committee on Conference.
The House voted on a second demand for
the previous question. with the following
result Yeas los; Nays 10, the Speaker
voted in the negative-question lost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

A LosINa BUsISEss.-We h6gD
been told by several Of the oficers = 80
ferent steamboats, that they have neyee
known season when 20 little freieht -
coming up the river. Not boat in ~ -
per Mississippi trade is clearing sxpsGoea
The packets ars al losing msasy, 6oHtf
things do not brighten up. will be compel
led to draw off, We understand that boats
are taking -four from st. Louis to New Or
leans for 80 cents per barrel, which will
certainly not pay. Once in . while boat
will get . good freight, but she is obliged to
take it at such low rates that she can make
nothing out Of it. We hope this state Of
things will not last long.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
River 1tesas>.
ARRIVALS.

III ARRIVALS.
ESvoY, Rowe. st. Paul
= HESRY CLAY, Campbell, st. Louis.
CoSEwAGo, Hickman, ST. Paul
ExcElsloR, Chsmplain, ST. Louis.
DEw DRor, Parker, !"
Br CAMPBELL, Myers, Montrose.
KATE CAssEL, Gray. Dubuque.
DEPARTURES.
| FANNY HARRIS, Webb, Galena.
ESvoY, Rowe, St. Louis.
HENRY CLAY. Campbell, st. Paul.
COSEwAeo, Hickman, St. Louis
kxcxLsI> r, Champlain. Dubuque
Dew DRor, Parker, st. Paul.
Bn CANrsEIL. Myers. Montrose.
2 Ne river !. still rising rapidly with
Twelve feet on the upper rapids.
The Illinos river was falling slightly a,
the last accounts.
At st. Louis the river is coming up slow
~. but they are looking out for big rain.
The steamers Fire Canoe, Challenge,
Moderator, and Alhambra, all left St Louis
for the Upper Mississippi on the 18th inst
The Union line Of steamers on the Mis-.
s0uri river has received the contract for
carrying the river mail, and obtains the
snug sum of ninety thousand dollars from
the government.
The Kate Cassel, is the Galena and Du-
buque packet this morning.
The Tishomingo will leave for Montrose
this evening on the arrival of the Galena
packet.
The r. Argus,in speaking ofthe change
in commanders Of on board the fine steamer
Ben Campbell. says:
We notice change in the commander
ship of the steamer Ben Campbell. Leroy
Dodge has withdrawn, and Geo. A. Myers,
Esq. assumed his place Capt Dodge leaves
the Ben, we understand, on account of its
arderous duties. sHe has long been on the
river in this capacity. and had become a
fixed plank in the Ben-an old stand bv. in
which he weathered the storm through
thick and thin. in prosperity and adversely.
During the commandership of Capt. Dodge,
he drew around him host of warm friends,
who no doubt, regret the decision he has
taken. lie had become quite popular with
the travelling public, and We have heard
him spoken of as G gentleman and efficient
officer, hundreds of miles away from home.
Capt Dodge will still continue president Of
the packet company, and intends to devote
his time and attention to the advancement
Of his line. Our best wishes are with him
in whatever he undertakes.
We presume, however, that the people
will only mics Dodges outward appearance
Is the gentleman who now takes charge of
The Ben, is man of men, and very popu-
lar with all who know him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Sherin,s Sale.

RY virtue Of special execution issued from the
- Office Of ths C ierk OF CliatSn County, Iowa M
favor Vt Adamson L Rapp aud agslns. Aiex .nde,
kannsday, dated on he 81 day Of Apr IS 8 Aad 10
me- directed, commanding sme thai cause % be
made no sum OF nine hundred an forty fve dollays
ana eighty six cents, amount dae including bt, IN
res ana costs Of suit with interest thereon at the
rate OF SIX per cent. per snnun from the 10th day Of
Asrcn 1893 By sale OF the following d-ecr1 ed real
ettate, to'wit Part Of lot No In hsler's sddi.
tson To the city Of Davenport described a. follows
tp-wt: O. mmeneing a. the south vest corner OF
hid lot NO and rum ming thence north ON Brady
treet ten feet. thence ens. one hundred and Hfty
ftrt, thence south feet thence w-st feet Also
tlie south half Of the south hal, Of the north
est OF section No IS in Town hip No 50 north
Range No eas Of the 9th Z NJ also . tract
o. land lying directly east and IN front Of lot
NO In Block No I In the town Of nliz abeth
Cicy bounded OH the north By vi more sreet on u.
= tss ~ the Mississippi River the south By laod
@ned ~ D Phillips on tbs weet by the Canaan.
ae Road bsing - feet from Orth TO south ana run
ning from said Csuancho Read 70 ths Mississippi
havef be the same moi or less snd be ng the same
Land conveyed b. Levi Shade wife 70 Alexander
nrnady By decd March the 23d 1885, ami recorded
In book A. OF town c - 173 Of the Record Of said
30 IT. County, Iowa. and - commanded By saiL spe.
c!Al execution hsvc evisd upor and shall sell the
above described real estate ut public suction At tf
Court House door IN the city OF Davenport in Scott
County, Iowa, on Saturday thu 18th day Of Nay
l3s, st the hour Of O'Clock Of aaid day. to the
higoe.t bidder therefor in cash, or sufceps thereof
% satisfy said debt ntercss snd costs Of suit - well
- al acc rueing costs hereon
6herid's Once, Ar II lAth 1858.
=. LEONARD Sheriff Of said Co.. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Byady Street soith Moore d g arref
n HIS kxrres is designed 10 deliver gods for
L Merchants, carry packages, buudles, n a. ages
&c, for persons living on tbs biuf and in remote
parts Of the City VIII ass be- at tie maj ket houses
every morning at 6k OIL ck-for the present to
take any marketing 10 sidences which msy Be ce-
sirsd
Orders LETT at the ofice or 10 the Express" order
bcx at Mcneil Bro, Sutton Co and W q
adsworth shall rerefve prompt attention.
The charges i'll be for deliv ring bundles psckA.
ges nessaers &C. to sry pat OF the city below the
bluff and between r bridge and western Averue
10c nts. Por sia, liar bundles, &c at Hast or Nor.h
Davenport 2Dc cash.
Favorable trims will be made with merchants or
othogs BY the month or yesr
EDwARD ALDEN, Proprietos,
apr7dn Once 10 Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Rock Island Trespasscrs.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .N41THTE.

i War Department - "Aeent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department st Rock Island" with fall instuc.
tons TO sd0et al necessary for Ne pro.
tsctOn Of the property from depredstons and Intro.
sIons." Nov, therefore, I'll peTsons whouAsosves not
having legal right are hereby warned and nvtined
V quit tbs premises, and abstsin from any further
Tie Deputy o. s. narsba, Sor In,po,s vm a..
charge OF sll wood cat the ground and forbid any
person removingth same until the proper aenaecs
can be asoessed and PAID,
Al persons arc hereby forbid cutting wood or tn
Der Of any kind and notlneA % sbsiain fRom ~
tre.pees whaesosves, = legal stsps Will = tAksn
agaana 0uch 1epsoAA2oes,
n. Z. 0LEYNAXEA,
Q"eA~H y. 4 AesHt Wa D1Ue
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

Demonstrating business is not as
yet fairly opened. Many Of our merchants
have not received their spring style Of
goods. but anxiously awaiting their arrival.
The very unpleasant weather which We have
thus for experienced this month. prevents
many from coming to town, and % our mer-
chants in great measure depends in the
country for their trade, it renders it some
what dull at the present time. Should we
have fair weather from this time out, we
sha II look for good trade this month and
Nav.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

STREET CRoss1NGs--The Crossings
Of our streets are in q terrible condition.
The mud was heaped up over them to the
depth of several inches, and makes the
travelling very unpleasant. The Council
should employ man to clean them off,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
Design.

the design Of the propristors Of these Colleges
to offFr young men who eoAfemplste Entering the
Mercantile Profession. the most ample facilities for
acquiring sound. prsc,ical businsss education and
20 qaofy themselves lOs the various importsnt do
ties Of the Counting House. Thetr school q Peoria y
now established upon irm basis and the patronage
It has received IN its eomparative youth, = uApsss.
leled In the history OF Mercantile Ooalegsa, aad Aas
stamulated the propFteeors to renewed exeTtions
and ish 70 sxtend their 1eld Of labor. he ques-
tion than arises: where shall tAey sof And ehe
maases y soon osttled--DAvxuPonT hss been -
ieceed It beiag the nrse city In Iosa, In point Of
beauty, population, wealth aud conmeree; and the
College Rooms Will b open IN that placs tor TIA re-
cepuen Of students
ON THA FIRST DAT OF NAY, 1858.
a0it Is only necessary 70 annou their Names whom
IL Will readily b that they have been sclecsad
with the sressese care. end are the very bess that
We here inssrt ehsrt notice from the Peoria p.,lv
ztanscsipt, which is ONLY one nom among sosr~s |:
"AmCANTILB BCoLLA0B."-Vewould call atten-
tion OF our citissns 70 DAVIS Z TlP9ou . CONNER
DIAL Instusion In thb city. which u in very neur-
cs world should lead al 10 the utility and
and tmperteoce ef syste0aeic knswiedgs Of ~
business reiatoas q ~ De5chant and the sciencs
Of accounts and it. application to trade 1he 6attes.
ths nrss day Of September lsst and ~ nrsual sum
b Of scAarohipe i0ood b encousrOins 70 its Prin-
eipals enA u y tAer Asslen present 70 the yuanG
men Of Oeosral llliools oousse q eenmegcia stud.
inssasoas oi slis eleraessf h ths ~. " hsss.
0ly SessnneeA teas oo1soe = younO - 1sR IT. -
s.si.ss = ,.esrs.e s,sss'siaa = vasaeSs daeass'
~ : Sssss: - , -, ........ !. -.
ssS -, s'ss ::se i:ssss = &C.,. :: -
1l.ssIla I t1ySl -! q 6fA
~; x ,,sss = -. - -
~ = 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

EXCURSION The steamer Ben
Campbell will leave this city on Friday
morning on pleasure excursion to Mon
trose.
Captain Myers. who has lately taken
charge Of the boat, has made extensive ar
rangements and will use his utmost exertions
to make the trip agreeable. A Brass Band
will be in attendance. Tickets for the trip
four dollars
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON April IA.
1he Lecomptonites firmly calculate on q
Joint agreement to admit Kansas under the
Topeka Constitution, il not In the precise
words OF the Senate but with such modfica-
lions as will not sacrifice the principle of
that measure. The President has determn-
ed to take the volunteer regiments from the
western States
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

~Dr. T. j. SAUNDERs is now oc-
cupying the chair editorial of the Gazette.-
The Doctor is talented and experienced
writer, and if he does not make the Gazette
Douglas Democratic paper, we shall be
much mistaken. Hope he will
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

EE Messrs. Hill l. Washburn of.
fer some rare inducements to persons wish
ing to purchase stoves, tin ware. ETC. They
have fine stock and will sell it at the very
lowest living prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
White Washing.

WE would respectfully inform the oit zens OF Da-
w venFort and the viribitv, that We nave a pa
tent white wash for whitening houses Outsio- and
fences that We will insure to rem ain white, from
to B yea 8 with Jut scaling of. Als,-we re pre-
pared 10 white wash and whiten ceilings to order
without furniture being emo ed from the rooms
Apr14-tf Wn. SYKES JAS MADISON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

~The LeClairc House passed in
to the hands Of Mr.. LeClaire yesterday, and
will now undergo thorough renovation,
and be fitted up for first class hotel. The
old LeClaire is known far and near, and if
1t is rightly managed will prove good in.
vestment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

~The following il cut from ~

Lyons advocate:
SHORT AND PoISTsD-We copy the GlleNe
ing from the Davenport Dem0craf: ltDaq
good reply % We have seen lstsly. ~
think the editor Of the Gasetls win t1So
TO acknowledge the corn for once q IcnGe3
"Who does edit the Democrat n0wy
Gazette.
person who will never sneak a6o -
subscribers Of the Gazette, attempttn9
pursuade them to discontinue thelr e. -
scriptions. "Are you answered rs-0qne
cr0t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15

~Ihe wires are again in work
ing order and we are enable to lay be.
fore our readers the latest advices from all
parts Of the United Statee.