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raoh fHE WEST 70
bos(eN, RsW York, and TIE Eastern Etnf.s
Via fAe MicAigaa Central Gyssf W1sf~vr
OydewstsgA vsrmons Csnfrsj esf
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANAnA
Passengers BY this route have An oppost .ni,s =,
visiting sons Of the grsndsst and msse vos.
dsrfsl scenery In the world, iseIadinr To,os"s
1ssgevs psNs, Svpsnsica Bridge, 7AousssS fsiss n,
Alpt6s " ~ ~. Lsvyemes, Qssssc. No.fys1i wIs,
Asssestss ~ Tsbsisy Btdgs, fnesriv TO .si.s !.
isASeAb Laks CAsnyistn, FsIis Of Merf.evs.ss
0sdssa Asssr, ETC., nc
ohssksd Through from Chicago.
TO EMaGnAnTs.
Fasssess me- be secured 1t the once Of the Com.
psny II ChieaAvby sArLsss ships from IoeSon
Liverpool, Plymouth, 0tassew. Brutal Hsii
Abesdess aad Montrosc. An aren't os - 1n1Er,
TRUNK RAILROAD supssiasends Abe r. moysi a.
s@igFae0 ane beS8Aes ct Qnebes free Of ehaYr,.
tase froa 90 to 13s 10 Chiearo. i.cI.d3n.
cooked provisions.
Ths Mammoth Steamship
1. q vIA II % n.
OF -, 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LoNoi
10 ssdsr contract to this Compan for ops or .a,s
Ltps 70 Portland. Toarsts' pstssn tIehsss from
caicaeo TO the principal towns In Europe viii
ssostly - issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
Reine k.se, also Tor the LeviatAan, or fos the n.
y. .. 9. Co.'S ships, can BE- obtained at the Odbce
o. me urasd Trunk Railroad. No. - Dearborn
street. Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trusk X. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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eT-N is supposed that angels do not uona
dresses. Our fashionable ladies are gst(
more and more angelic every year, E.
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C o LIN s.
u u LL III ~
~ rEW-aa
ana cha racscytstac
G O N CE II II 81!
MIR. COLLIna.
THE CELEBRATED VOCALIST
IRISH Co1GED1ANi

ESkOM the Thsaters Royal Lsndony Dsbaid =
l. Edinburgh--fer the last ten years univsssaIly
acknowledged throughout the United Btaass tbs
greatest Irish Comedian Of the day, the oeiginal
Boy" Low Backed Car" Ac., viii eivs two Of
bis Charactsristic Musical Entsrtainmsnta, - the
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- nIi1 - "
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|OmstitnuoSaS
on rrinefs
~ Ut $50 =
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~ - ~ snpt per-
21nH 10 rornla1s 3 char
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49,. ~. .sIAm !.
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=; II ~ ~ "''ss
az 90 hcselneys ana the
4 ateeds end onions - haze Pull
\, ~ onoa more. Ri .n,at Awe ca,,
l.aL $50. 49, 11St 49,! -.
p.I & 49, 4 -
81 4. ~ ~ w. AT -
IN. =, 4. nj ~ III.
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Al, = .o,o "a pa $500. 80 y. 80
he denosiss. nsesTe. and "a bel;eye the
ma.. Of tho pSoSle. loot !. the matter N an.
other l;rb,. tWA thinh the pre..nca Il 4
circulating u2d;ul more abundant Ian bold
and silver. 4 ASsSun,d To .t;mu,.tf.ndk.
tain the ven1 ,.. IN it, ~ nro..
psri.y. ana I'm or Ia IN time. Of
manic a,lRni 81 n x oommunitv. .av.
:. 4. :, ~ 81. A.e,,h - = n..;..
klsl5 IN 1SpV|a ana fhe business trans
"a bv the Drech, sfG.s lf metals. or by repre.
4nt;ves IN thsm,slvss valuable. Theorsa;,
N tnt,;v;du.ls and .dsoc;.t;on. .l~.,. And
everywhere serves 10 r.nr..ept l.rc. nro.
nort,o, Of thu .ctu.l yniue..a,u,a a. Il. mi.
OF business transaction. Z Ao.t u.eful
and oonv1 suae.t ,snre. 1SS ,..I;um 4
ereh.nva -. rin..i .srr,1lr ;.nc. Ana -
-. than.ht1Sl n.;d.,.t;o. 49,. -, e
\ ..sA ~ - note, q craft - i.
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Auction III H'1 sME 8 81 oc 6;iii /.
Os'slaos. :. Il. ..1 VI 4 Wis.j. saa. :. &
Estes Avuse, on Main street. We will sell AAs
entire stack consulting Of Groceries N OGDEN
GlAare, Willow Ware, 40. Also, the Il Fix
80. A0rr erms Cash. NAses =
KENDALL, nov : co.,
jane13d Au6tionecrs.
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CT-The New Orleans Vigilants are pite-
ously craving pardon. Finding the officers
OF the law in pursuit Of them, they are in
evident CONSERVATION. Some Of them are
running away, and others are hiding in gar
rats and closets. The New Orleans Courier,
which countenanced them in their treason,
asks that they DO spared. II plsads what it
considers to have been their right intention,
and says, "let by-gQnss be by-gones.'
This maxim, let BY cones DO by-gones, is
no doubt very convenient one in the mouths
of men arrsiguod for crime punishable with
the penitcntisry or the halter. Ard We
shouldn't wonder it, the day Of their final
account for the deed zone in the body, they
sxerc TO feel in their Jlnking hearts the dispo
stion to say, ooh Lord, let by gonsAan BY
gbnes." Lou. Jour.
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J National TheatcF,
On Thursday and Friday Eve
nings, June gath ana 25eh.
Mr.. COLLINS win be aided BY Mr., GRO. BAR.
TON the celebrated Hudo Singer and Pianist.
!. TICKETS - and rs centric be had at thu
Music Stores, Hotels, and At the Theatsr.
For particulars see programmes.
Junc23d3t
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ese AA1e Huron Ra1lsoaAi
CHICAGO 70 BUTFALo VIA DETROIT
A. the above once tishsts for New Yerk n,.s>o.
and ali the stations ON ths Me- Yo,h NL
New York Csntrai Railroads saa b obtained.
J. WAKRACK.
Agent Of B. L. II. Rallrsed.
April -, 'ts-dly-c.s.s.
ssgAs Drafts = LsnAsn st dollars per st@r
nag ~ - obtained 81 the O1ioe Of N a.. nd
Ifssk =. ,. efCansds. In Chicago.
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yMr. Layard, the well known traveller,
scholar and statesmen, has lately returned
from visit to India. In public addresses,
he has been accusing the English Govern
ment Of cruelty and injustice to the natives,
and has vindicatsd the Sspoys from the
charges Of savage violsncc which has been
preferred against them. In his journey, he
went to Lucknow, Cawnpore and Delhi, and
received assurances, on the best authority,
that the terrible reports Of the mutilaAions
were unfounded. He condemns, 10 most un-
qualified forms, the proclamation Of Can
ming, by which the estates OF Dude are con-
fscated, and beseeches the English to rsmsm-
Der that "the capture Of India BY injustice
and oppression would DO more disgraesful to
Thorn as nation than the losing Of India BY
making its people enlightened, free, civil
lied, and happy" The words Of SO intelli-
gent man, who is fresh from the scene Of
troubles, cannot fail to make . marked i'm
preston upon the public sentiment OF Eng.
land.- Providonce journal.
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TIE Republican Party ana the state
Treasury.
The English -swindls newspapers of the
State still keep up the cry Of frauds and ps1-
ulations ON the State Treasury BY the Re-
: publican party, and as sort Of excuse fos
downslgAt falsehood, they keep parsding =
\ report made by committe
esoets, headed BY the Hoo. Ly1
II 1sflington. The fas( srs,
~, ~ treasurer, was authS1izsd
yotiats bonds to the amourtof
10000. Aa& twas made to require s.
bring gold ~ sIlv;sr into the State 80 a. q
prevent him dsallng in exchange which might
besoms worthless before be could convert IL.
Our recollection 10 that Senator Trimble, Of
Davis sOunsy, made the motion, and II was
suppertsd warmly BY him and Senator Ran
hin, Of this county. j. The Des Mainss Jour-
nd shows that Senator Neal &oke against
the propaeitiou, and that hc and SENS
Coolbss beth Democrats, and both - !
ers, vctsd against il, = Nl1kep &c. w
or DeAoorats. The moth olksa1
Thus insEsa1e6, Morris H. y ~ |sal
York $4,000 in gold and -, 0oo = The
dr.at " Cook, Sargent = 11ssxib sold
pgs % the amount q 600 To-
.oss1 q se.sa : 70.
4 Isv oa5s
- 1910 4. Ve 80 ~ -
pom And fsp0fse@ hs bsnsr'
1 nouss 2. Ues b. l.g ss n = Con.
IN. - 49, -, ms kess,
$3.50 ~. . seey 1 H. 81 T. y ~
s ssoono
- 81 ...s ~ snd
49, a. Z kss .,eoally
Isss 49, - 'asas
s.n P.a ~ - sos
.x rNn, ssaIs ~ ~ \ aavs
M 49, !. a.'al.0as g.
I'd. ~ !. ,ss.. L.
.a.. =, = ~ !. ~. -. " !. ~. ". ~.
to be hunted dswn IN 49, respond TO his
enormous sQ&shdsripk q tsshool fnnd.-
- Republican, Legislature inysG y The
~oges eG1inA Eads and exross Dfal.
= Alioan Lsgislaturs -
ny ehatsetF6y ssprsss easpisios 1919
any asd sVM5 nlpablisi leeshoId@. 10
fraud ~ u 81 Astli rcd,
but the $50 adnittbd - o.,
Gy nook 1870 ssry public, hoe
.ssssS $3.50 .no
ID !. \ b. ..aS' ''.'.1s e1p0ss sas lisoa
e '1 80 p'A'e'
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0DLxRN1 % DAYsI
I WILL sell 80 e6y0s Il dry anA hard Wo>d
l UnDHR cosY, two thirds ~ which 10 q the lysi
quality for making quisk and hot Arss, 70 hit !:
blackberry. Hickory ~ Ash, ~ s0s-third Oak,
mex. 50 days I win sell ID M 81 eerd. four
feet long, delivered, the following peisSs:
! sgr d. hard -, e g. ivsrsd. (ans..sdl, g %
- Il e desired. sa..,,,,s: % O. :. sys %
delivernt any where in the city, I'D, neasursd
and sat1a Il the alnys prices.
The second quality. 3 soft wood, will be dsliv-
cred At 81 Is per esrd.
~Psrsons wheN1Gh 10 try this wood can - one
ln.lins 10. - =
Persons Toed Wood will So1t son ~
the Wood - High and yi1lk streets.
Inn. s's,, s''iv'ly CASH = sF. ~
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l - l bia1(lsr for woman's
F .Ihs Vigilants got up =
" Orleans because there u
- lAw there. And now tHSy
away, swift-footed fugitives
4 bsessss - p roo MUCH law
GFThe Washiuet = say, that Col.
Forney, Of the Philadslp kiA Prsss, was the
"tail Of ths Dsnocrasic party" Well, The
Colonel is evidently se1ssed from the Der
cratic party now. So the party 10 like ths
swill.fed COWS Of the New York diseilleriea
its tail has dropped ~. 49,.
CO The SagsNichs editor Of the ~
gomery journal says that he viii be " dis
pose We Shall be as bis. We feel like saying
to him, however, as the little girl said 20 her
grandmother 81 hope you will die before |
r. granny" "Why 30, my dear ?n "Be-
/ re, granny, can bear trouble better than
,.c7Is 10 saiA Nat during the eight in Con-
gress upon the Leeompton bill, a Democrat
10 member OF ~ ase, ambitious OF re.
election, walksd mp ~ ths President and re-
markan: "Sr, II I,doa't swallow this dose,
TO politicians viii tlke the domination from
me and, II do swiffow Il, the people viii
take the election from me-. So either -.xay
FIN done for. This is : hard service Z.
ffesia ent."
90 Everything has its use. We'd mot
for tho,fies, people 10 summer would alnep
two hours longer than they do, and thu Dss
the best lgesf the day-the portion devoted
to sunri6And meadow -larks.-[ Exchange.
And nov, a. you have sexplained tho use
of flies that wont let us aIecp in the day.
please try your hand n nIgkiis clear the use
of mosquitoes and bed-bugs that wont let US
sleep at night.
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TEAM
GfRAikO ffpa Ksoksk, Oh saturday,
~ May "a elay bank hosss. hite mass JEzv>
and tail, Aed on Aindfset yesss sld; /A
ssd maT5S ysars old, hsavy 1teh fosj. eSe.nlt
sorreI-saeh between II and is hands hiek.
Any ore who will return the same. or 9ivs irfor-
nation Of their whereabouts, will b asnply r.mu-
nsrated. Ny residence 10 ON Morgan street. h.
tweaut end 9Th. PATRICK FRIZZLR.
n lane 8, ,6S-dAw
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800 Crates Of CrOCkcFy.
Wholesale and Retatl.

7 HAVE in store and Tor sale the largest sock Of
l. Coed, In this line, in the State. My stock con-
81 t. ~ all the varieties Of OfNd, Glass end E0rtA-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
aud Britannia ware, Bohemian Belgium and Amer.
ican Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps Chandeliers
al andolcs, Lamp wicks, Chimueys and Globes.
Looking Glasses and L oking 6la.s plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
CFockesy-Consists Of upwards OF 600 crates and
casks impo ted direct fro the potteres In Liverpool
which enables ne to sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frerch PoYcelatn.-I have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direcs from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement With the manu-
faturers are such that receive none but the best
gvade Of goods Of the latest an NEST approved
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to ~ nty five dolas dinner sets and other
q, .icles at all prices.
silver Plated WaPe.-I have just received q
very large stock OF Plated goods Of ROgers, Smith
Co.'S make. All goods are warranted TO be plated on
the best quality Of white metal which can with dim.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Locking GlaSses.-1 have . larger quantity
than hos ever before been offered for sale in thii
pace. Knives, forks and waiter sof every quality
aud size. In fact everything apprrtaining t. th
line Of business can!bc had BY calling at No. 16 L
Claire Block.
may6d&wtf O. +. WEBB.
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The drift Of Of his remarks tended however
more to the abuse Of the Aldermen who had
spoken, than to the defence of his brother
against whom the tide seemed to turn so
strongly
Alderman Washburn then answered in
some remarks highly complimentary to
he Alderman who had Just spoken, and
taken occasion TO charge him with neglect
Of duty.
ALDERMAN MAoKiNTosH's COURAGE
Alderman Macintosh then etated that he
was not frightened by the bowling of the
gentlemen, did not care for the remarks Of
the press concerning him and made other
remarks equally creditable to himself and
equally calculated to relieve him from the
odium Of the charges which had been
brought against him.
Some remarks were then made by Aid.
Morley, after which the worthy Street
Commissioner made rambling speech, du
ring which our reporter adjourned for sup
per-
On returning, Aid. Sears was discovered
rspoFting various bills to the Council, in
very hasty manner.
At the suggestion of the Mayor after some
discussion, the Council adjourned until this
P. N. at o'clock, at which time fun may be
expected.
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Davenport, Iowa, July goth, 1858.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July goth, 1858.
The GAME LAw.-Messrs. Editors ::
In last Sundays Democrat seen notice
about some persons who were fined for hunt
ing and killing Prairie Chickens. the Friday
previous
Now will make confession. had un-
derstood that the game law was out on the
18th Of July. l wanted to hunt. but l
wanted to be sure first, so sent into . cer-
tain Attorneys Office on Thursday last and
enquired about it He handed me the laws
of 1856 and 1857. looked at the index,
found game. protection Of, page 254. Ac-
cordingly turned to page 254 and read as
follows, chapter 1874. An act to protect
game
Be it enacted, &c, that it shall be unlaw-
full for any person except on his own prem
ises. to kill, ensnare, or trap wild turkey,
DC, between the 1st day Of February and
18th Of July, in each and every year.
Iput for home, cleaned my gun, and on
Friday morning struck bee line for the
prairie, and killed two chickens and mum
Der Of Ground Squirrels. Now l don't un
derstand how it Is: you say the game Law
is not out until the 18th of August, and tn.
laws Of 1857 says it il out on the 18th o
July. Let Us know II you please. and yo'
will much oblige ANXIETY.
We would inform our anxious ffisnd, tha
the time sst by the laws Of sc and 81, with
In which birds should not bs killed, was Z
the last sssaioa Of TIE Legislature. sxtands
nom July 18th, to August 18th. A. Ii
nsw lav has net ben vsry esasrally III
before W psDp,s. " = nsl vssdse thl
80 e est yeane ~ hsse bslA saaoa
Ees*a@Gsss
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

II Mervin's Block, Perry street, which VIII BE- open
from 10 to IL, n, and from 70 5, n.
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
survey Cd and staked OF in lots. The community
generally u invited TO examine them and make %.
Iections.
II Is ,he intention Of the compsny to make thia
Cemetery complete in all It's appointments The
avenues are broad and curved native forrest trces
are carefully preserved. and various kinds Of shade
trees have been set out. A competent person occu-
pies tho Porters Lodge and 10 constantly employed
N taking care Of and inpeoving the grounds.
All applications for lots or burials must Be- mad(
ct the once, whore casdD euthog4tng burials VII b
issued.
1hs puhlio, IN palEoaislng thg O0stsEy, nay -
ssoursA that u VN be.pIetested y svesy way doe
- sesssd Psspasa. WH. uILpnn11.
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OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
something New.
DAVENPORT CITI ExPRRSo,

Qees q, 1ssdv S1rsa 90 Msoss = 0~vss
TINS uxuros v aoBigned % delivR oDs4s ~
- 1@cAaots, carry pee1opsps oes1
-, Sos Dssse16 llvi1G - - 6ee1 - u .se
ever ma1io0 = o. osy1oGn-1es ~ Ds0e%o
tahe oey nngSstlng . sosI6ne0 vhiGA ~ bo0op
- ~ = = = - ssnzpss -
~ ~ iGcigeil n -. . . 91Doeo &C. - XO
= ~ sS"sss vinSsSH Ss1vss1le 6ll1 -
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Proceedings of the City Council.

At two o'clock yesterday afternoon thu
Council convened at their usual place of
meeting. Mayor Cook in the chair. Acorn
munication from the Mayor Of Burlington
enclosing photographic view Of that City,
was read by the Mayor.
On motion, the rules were suspended for
the purpose Of canvassing the vote Of the
special election for Alderman in the Second
Ward. ordered on account OF the resignation
Of Aid. Guelich. The report of the canvass.
ers state that Mr.. H. H. Andersen was elect
ed by large majority.
On motion. Mr.. Andersen came forward,
was sworn and took his seat
A petition from the Hook 4 Ladder Co.,
that they be allowed to furnish their own
messenger and may be allowed to Appropriate
one half of the sum ordered by the Council
for cleaning &c. Of Engine No. and their
apparatus. to the payment Of claims against
them. Referred to Committee on fire and
water.
A number of unimportant petitions were
thsn presented and reported to proper Com
mittees
AN INJUNCTION.
The Mayor then informed the Council
that he had just been served with an order
enjoining the City Council from purchasing
two hundredcopies Of " Davenport Past and
Present" in pursuance Of . resolution.
THE OUTSIDE CLAIM CoxNITTEk
The report of committee on claims
against the city. composed Of gentlemen not
members of the Council, was then reported
to the Council.
This report shows an expenditure on
Bridge Avenue, ct the head Of which resides
Alderman Sears, of s2,2ss ,7s, and on Perry
street running back of the ex.hayor's prop
erty, of $l6,s76,55. It also contains other
items Of interest to the tar payers who have
been kept in the dark as to the manage
ment Of the city finances. and to which we
shaIl perhaps take occasion to refer.
An unimportant report Of the City Engi.
neer was then submitted. A petition for
damages. Of c. NJ. Peck. whose property
had been injured by change Of grade on
Perry Street. was then submitted.
AID. Washburn moved to srbitrate the
claim as requested by the petitioner.
Aid. Hubbell didn't believe in arbitrating
any case in which the city was interested.
The result was invariably that the city got
stuck. The Council had had some expert
ence in the matter, aud cited the case of The
claim of L J. Center o IN instance.
On motion the matter was referred - The
Committee on CIaima d
The reports Of City officials were then re
eeivsd and fled.
NrERKr ON CITY BONDS.
Aid. Sears, from the Finance Committee
stated that the interest on $4,000 Of th
City Bends would be due on the nth d.!
Of August, and offered rssolutioa author
king the Committee to borrow money, o
take such other stspsas they might deer
best to provide for The payment
Aid. Hubbell thought thatths ~ class
Of The rssoastiea eave too much power :
tie soamit&sA He did not ssppsss tha
The soonittss weald DO aaytAipg wrong
bat thsy Asdsa pssvisae essaalsas bssa q
beltoa ~ ~ slnnsnoa - Snbo11soen =
~ ~ e t1no1lun - - fouW ~
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The CITY ENTERPRISE,
IvOLAlRs. IOWA.

One os tn. Iar0est Literary and Political Ners-
DaDer IN the Sf0te. Published every Friday DOS1s.
ing st - PR annum.
TRRMs For advertising three fquares one year,
Fifteen Dolisrs. One square, ten dollars
1HE LIZ CLAIRE CsYY ENTERPRISE
Vas = weekly circulation Of twelve hundTed-in the
Couafiss Of Scott Clinton and jackson, as vel -
the whole o, ths end Oongre skiona District. In Iows;
aIso In mock Island and Whiteside Counties. Illinois.
atste. Also, Me best job Office bAsosSa Davenport
sad Dubuque. 3 D. LAw1sNCk
Editor and proprietor.
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~ The Weekly State Democrat
containing vast amount of news and mis-
csllansous matter, is published this morn
ing. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
can be had at the Counting Room. Price
cents.
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Asdold ayv1LVIM "A uW AIAPASp-IVo1sm
'lIodusAsO Iog (psldsoxs xvpunS)
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22

KATE CAssEL.-This favOrite up-riv-
er packet leaves for Dubuque this morning
We have seen the officers of that boat. and
we have set it down that they are men Of
"muscle" and will certainly be promoted
Those going north, will find it much to their
advantage to procure q ticket on board the
Kofa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
carriages ! Carriages i!
No. 86, East Second St..

Wr fSEl ANY PERSON wishing 10 purchase
3s-e2 c ARIA GES. BCGGIES, or
~ ~ BUSINESS WAGONS, are invited
WHSV Vto call and examine one OF the best
Dstocks ever offered In this msrket.
The above work s built Of the best materia', By the
most competent workmen, and will be warranted and
sold At low prices.
LOUIS =. SHELLY,
may21-dA Avtf Commission Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
'0snOH YLe.I
E. S. MOORE.

Yresco, Banner, Sign and Or
namental FAINTER, 0rainsr
3of Wood, Some and Marble,
@0 Gliding upon Glass,
p Landscaps, Scenery and POrtv0it P0taSjm1,
ono with dispatch, IN the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Sign Painting and 0rainins for the
Trade.
N. ". Ooraer Brady and 9TH streets, Devsnpest,
Iowa. JAMS dig
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22

CONcERr.-Remember the concert
of the original Bakers ct LeClairs Hall this
evening"