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o'clock, brought up at MIR. &. HULE's, twenty two
or three miles from place of starting aud thei
rem4iRed all night.
The purser and the taker of notes complained
that during the day they had done nothing aa,t
demanded that they be allowed 70 fatigue lh-tH-
selves. in order that they, too, might enjoy thai
added zest which " gives TO rest. The Commodore
too readiiy assented, aud early la the following
morning the said note taker had two long paddles
made. after lndiau fashion. under his dnecton
this purpose, which were IpdustFonsly Used after.
wards, aud which had the desired effect.
Jul, 23lh, cut out oto the cnrreat after break
fast, with heavy work ahead One mile below
we're the big falis' of the narrows where tie ris
passes Peters Mountain. and where there is in,
deed a serious difficulty for uavigators. Before
reaching Ii, Fagg espied a familiar hack on TIA,
liver road and expressed inclination e.
leave the expedition. kaihsr excited with the
feelings of the moment and the roaringof the falls
ne was quite fidgety, TO the 10 small concern OF
the Commodore, who knew how important 10 wac
10 be calm and resoiute just then. The baggage
being removed, the Commodore aud Fasg tool
their way to the centre Of the falls, and after muc
misunderstanding Of orders by the heimsIsl.
hey went over and down like an arrow from
bow, Fagg behaving we'll when in the falls. Mis-
sissippi and No.ieway, with a number Of specia
tofs beheld the DESCENT aud cheered Justify at it,
safe termination.
Bsipg ,brongh, and the baggage on board, on
FESTIVE and tagged heImsman babe us adea, wo
settling with him snd being Indifferent TO his DE-
parture. us We knew We could supply his place
isushed Cd to Hobbs Ferry. on the road from Giies
Courthouse TO the Red Sulphur Springs, where We
halted aud employed the ferrymaI's tHobb's) so1
10 20 with Us Much tins was lost here, and w.
asriied ourselves of the opportunity 10 eat our
snack, winch was much aided by pitcher OF but,
tssmhk presented by the fcrryinan, aud To- which
Soato.sy especially addressed himself. a
ssattso again at abous o'clock. Soon parsed
sMars Rapids and or mites below the ferry RAJ
..sn seiy long rapids, dippipg considerable.
- eenssk we nigh wsves. Raiisd out aud pro
sssaea. Passed la our way nacks Of sumipe.
saexs. seeiag tao men on shore with what
srs med gun, proposed to drive the ducks IL
sanas, ~ni.h We did, aud calling on them 70 shoot,
flty replied, I've cant shoot--ws haip,t rot mo-
snlY Held 90 our way after this satisfactory ne
ssstsei but the men were kind sn0sagh 70 chow M
springs where we siaksd oar thissx They rzis.
tsa ne, however, ~ will 10 seen, BY saying there
we're no very bad falls balaw.
Three males further dewn, came to hsClssity,s
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THE VOTE OK LECoMprON IN KANSA

'IHE FUIE UN IitCUUFIUN IN hANSAS.
ST. LOTS, Aug. "a dispatcli dated Leaven.
worth, "a inst states thai the vote in that city on
Monday, on the English Compromise Biil,' was
139 for, and 1,6lO against it. At Kckapoo pre-
cinct the vote stood-for the bill CO. against 1t 3d.
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MAIL. EAILURE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The mail from and beyond
Raltimore. this morning missed the Southern
competition here, by freight train getting off the
track in front of the regular train near the Relay
House. There was no injury to the passenger
train
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ESSr CHEoPLAsTIo TEETH - Artlhciai
Taeih nv the CaEOPLASTIC PROCESS, are insert
ed Inv the ,ubscriber and warranted TO DO superior
in every respect to any other method row in use
specimens can be seen at the snbscriDers once,
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall: -.
iy I'm .jNO MCCONNELL Dentist
NB-Mr. Mcconnell will use electricity in the
axtract;on of Teeth for those who wish to try it.
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MI. Nefsymsn, Of ,DalvlIie, Vs.. he's been elect.
q xFeesdtAi = The IslnAis College, located at
o4elaAeNay Mtmis1iDpi.
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NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION.
a A srccial meeting of this corps will be held at
III Miitars Hall. on MONDAY evening, the 9Th in
n slant. -,
business of the greatest Importance will be trans
acsed., fAtt nd punctuaIly.
BY order OF Capt JOHNSON.
an H-3ts J II WI Tx ERSON. U y.
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= FOR RENT-The house new oo-

49, FOR RENT-The house new oo-
a:f cupid by Chas w Allen, over p II keach's
store having two parlors and LARGE dining rocm
lock r9om and closet, and large porch all on the
frat floor; three rooms on the second floor, in
the garrett servants roems kitchen. Coal and VOID
house &c. The front and rear beng shaied by tres
renders it one of the most convenient HOUSES
Main street for boarding house, or fer millinery
rooms &c. Apply toe w ALLEN, over the store
Reut moderate an 6--ts
a. FOR kENT.-Ihe corner .tene-
E:l ment rext to our store, lately occunied by
Jrea.h.w Il Fisher. CRENSIiAW d CO.
an h-IOt
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.,.ass Of insurine with this company are
The anv n''s s;sidends of IS per cent are ANNUAL
~ paia the insured Half the annual pr int s
iosed hs Insured y he .lsst and receive one Of our
Please call At y PEAR sssees ~ x ~
l,fa Insurance Books.
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Tas SroRx--The heavy thunder storm which
occ6rred here midnight Tuesday, commenced IN.
Washington about . O'Clock. Several dwelling
there were struck. The Petersburg, Va, Express,
fonIy twenty miles from here.) says that calm,
starlight pisht prevailed there, and not sigu Fl
the heavy stosm here, was Visible. In Aiexandria
the stosm passed over about 10 o'clock.
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Lost.

rsa1 LOST-A TERRIER PUPPY,
=z-.s->S,sbout four months old. dark liver coieI
--IoT ine recovery OF " hich. the owner will pay
liberal reward Apply at this Office. an 5--2t*
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Mn.suHEa's NorrcE. Having

49, MEaSUHkE NVIiUh'-- IN 3
removed my office to my residence on BROAD 81.
one d,cr below the African Church, solicit, from
INV many friends, and the public generally . con.
tinuence of that patronage which. for the last b
months they have so literally bestowed;
from the large expert ice have had in Ineasur'
ing Lumber. Brick work, Plastering, DIT work;
safisfactien LEROY A OAESsHAW.
vI9-In s|f - Msasurer.
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- VIM \. POSTER, ESQ. 10 the authorised
agent sor the Dispatch In Horitak and porsmootn
Subscribers In those cities viii obtain .ne'I
rsrul.rlv from him at the earliest possible moment
IN the day.
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VIRGINIA.: At Rules held in the |

of Richmond on he LIST Monday in August, 1858, (t
being the % day of the month }
w = Rogers and J. r. Langley, Co
partners. &c, under the style Of Ro-
gers Langley. Plaintiff,
against
John Woodward and Walter N. New
man, late Co partners. &C. under the
style Of Woodward Il Newman. De-
PENDANTS, IN DEBT.
The object of this suit is TO recover of the DE end
ants twohundred ald ifty-ene dollars and one cent
With legal interest thereon, from the 18th day Of
August 1851. till payment, and affidavit having been
made and filed that the above named defendant
John Woodward. is a nonresident of this Common
wealth, the said defendant Woodward is notified to
appear within one month after due publication here
Of and DO what is necessary to protect his interest
In this suit. ~
A Gnnv--Tpsfp
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THE BLoUNTS IN sAVANNAH--RIflEhE
TURNED UP.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. Capt. De Riviere has
been arrested here, at the instance OF Col Biount'
aud committed to prison, in the absence OF pan
The Rlnupt ladies. it is rumored, sustain De Ri
yiera D.
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RAy4sss Q, rssrl ~ sEA--TAs british barq

RAyAon on rgyrn Al SEA.--The British barqus
peuelope. OF Newport, Esgisnd, from MatAnxss
1er Qpssestcau, Ireland, With = cargo Of m0lssses
rssched ooasnnltDe - charest 5, O., On Sunda,
lsst Tne oGlcefs and crew u this weasel have sal
Ssse1 severely fpDl ysso~ ievsr--shs having los
heS c6ofa3n. Hurelf, aid four men. while IN bis
fslssss,s ~ vAs thea put uudsr cosninsad of MI
Wfiila9a ms Mstss wha, Together Nth sea
su4n4 dte1 ~ -. and sLs has INT into GhArlesto
beun1 - n4sAasAb.
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ELORENCE-HOW ARE YES BOYS
Il Call and get Plaster Cast of Florence, the fs-
yorite peFsensor of Irish characters (enly So cts)
JoHNSON'S Mapufactory for Architectural Plaster
Ornaments No 2o7 Main street, between 7th and
Sth streets,
HS-CENTRE PIECES for ceilings, &c, to suit ths
fines ste
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MAH1nU IUTnLLI0HNCH.
scys Of Rschmoad. Aug 5--EtpA Estss ~ Of

echr DOS Iurnff, CfoWeiis DoSso"' sAuS = -
sehr WIN colquitt. Frank. James River, wheat.
Lighter Miller, Goodrich. James River, wheat.
oe''sA SAILED,
schr Emma Jane, Phillips. Baltimore. mdse, W d
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the
Clicks Once Of the .'ircuit Ccurt Of the Gig
Of ri hnend on the ist masssy IN August i's'' VI
Thomas Nj Lsdd. Plaintiff.
a,,.,. n s sss.,ss Defendant. Is CASE
ami upon en- attachment returned executed Inc Inc
object Of this snt is to recover OF the ~
ana fled that the def infant aEove ram i non.
residsn OF this Commonwealth he sad can,
y totied to appear witisn one on1 to ppoecs
his Interest IN this sui ra..a
ans ,av.wFr oopJJ JAMES 'EILEIT. Clerk
HIRGIEIA At Rules held IN rne
a,sIk's once of the Circuit Court Of the City
as E;ehmona on the Irt Mendsy in August, 1890, VI
be. 70 The I'd las OF the monthly
B Ps.S I'd Iii King, plsinuf :. cov,,.x,
Samuel stewart, Defsrdsnt, , .o,,,.a The
aad upon an attachment returned s AZ ,sant
e,1t mildred ard nneteen dgisars ara az,
tight cents. and ali avil having Geen Of
this Cannon cath. ihe said doenaant Is nseu
to appear vi hin one month ATT ,eeot lis nts
hereof, anu 90 WHAT - u'sS -
ref in this suit AlSppy-Iessle, nr rrr f,,.rs
uTRGINfA At Rules he'd in the
Y clerks Office of the Circuit CouIt OF the City
~ Iichmond. on the Ist Monday In August, 1865, Q
being the "a day of The month3
William A Bradley. Plaintiff,
against IN DEBT,
Hall Nelson, Der ndaut,
ana upon an attachment returned executed. The
h,acf II This suit il to Of the defendant two
and dollars. with legal oterest therein from
the LIST day of May, lei till paymen aad affidavit
Iamed is a non re.ident OF this Commonwealth, the
sail defendant is notified to appear within mouth
after due publication hereof and do what is necss
sary TO protect his interest in this suit
A Copy-Teste,
au 6-Iaw4wFr JAMES ELICIT, G1-rk.
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the City
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MA I.EFEBVRE's sCH0OL-

kICH H.ND, 7
The next session Of our School begins the !.
OCTOBER, 1853. and ends tbs ist Of JULY. lS5-
For tie benefit OF young ladies' who have iui
their regular course Of studies, akd who visa tS
ry on further their mental improvement there
be class ia Bellies Letters aud Litera ure--rec,
twice week Price Of admission. $50 tor the "
~ ssion, an SIS TO pupils who take other stud
The greatest efforts will he made to render this
Interesting and improving.
In the Prin arr Department French will betar
to the little children orally. Without any chark
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.


Boar. ,.clusllsg everything exespswsshins.
For further Information, apply 70
c.u - N T.
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An Espriaoa fom Neg Rirsr 'Isstk MspaW
,priacs otAs Massh Of bsdsdn creek, ard tAs iHct
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Rsvn TED sOR THE DAILY DinA5ppH
THE TELEGRAPH cABLELA1Dl
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WATCH FOUED--A lady's Watch ard
w Fob has been found and left at the store of
Mitchell It Tyler. which the owEer can get by de-
scribing il and paying for this advertisement
an 60 !.
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MRS. PHILIP MaYo'G SCHOOL VT
w be reoIensd on MONDAY, the 18th 9
tember, in a roosa. on the Let owned AM ocfipi
by Mr. lhonas Brocksnbrongh, on Clay. besvssa
aud fth streets
fer further particulars. enquire Of Mrs. MAI
At tie HichmGnd House
au 4-2a.4wkttax4ws
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S'swinr II esIe orb, or 6reci.n painti0s
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fsLEAk WATERING still have on
~ hand few more Of those extra Mediterranean
filters. Call and supply yourselves. 80.
eTEBBlNS q rULLEN
n Rssssd Al
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ID tNNlFnhf OAK BOARDS, prime
article. Tor sale to arrive by
au q n III VIII fISNX = sfN
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II AMPS. ~ Kerosene OF Camel Coal Oil
IL Ismps, Of every variety Of style and pattern
for sAie 4. the cheap ChinA sstsre Of
STERBINS q pULLEN
M Erraa -
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ItN BBLS. TAX, in gooa order, for
aus X. II. WHtTLOGk 61S.s.s
oH fMul FEST Inch BOA RDH, for
@SOsOOO sale Low from wharf
and n m W[ffTTa~K 4 s0v.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22
F.om w sshinst0n.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l8.-By private advices
received in Washington, from Arizona, da-
ted Sept. 2Sth, it is ascertained that the
Sonora Silver Mining Company have begun
shipping silver from Tubac TO San Francis
co,-about 900 ounces per week. This
will be largely increased in few weeks,
when the amalgsmstion works are finished.
Several other mines are open and commen-
ced. with large returns.
The Apaches were about making . great
expedition into Sonora. and the Mexicans
we're preparing large army to resist them
Perehivea's power is fully established in
Sonora, Garvara, leader of the late REBEL
ion. being entirely deserted by his friends
The proceedings Of the Rio Grande Con-
veniion, asking for seperate territorial or
ganization from Arizona, has been unami-
mously endorsd. by the weetern portion Of the
Territory. at . mass meeting held at Tucson
No representative OF Senator was voted for
in Arizonia for the New Mexico legislation.
Gen. Denver has positively resigned the
Governorship Of Kansas, and il now On his
way to Washington.
A Lesvenworth letter says: 1t 10 ru-
mored here that the Hon. Findly Psttarson
will be the successor Of Gov Denver. Ex-
Secretary Stanton has become fixed resi-
dent Of the Territors. isone of the popular
men of the country, and likely TO be one Of
the two first U. s. Senators from Kansas. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

BURGLARY.-On Wednesday night
the house of Mr.. Willard, who resides at the
corner Of Third and Ripley streets. was burg
lsriously entered by thief who effected en-
trance BY raising the front window and
reaching the dses hey aad unlocking the
front door. Having entered he made .
general survey Of the house, ransacking ev-
erything in general.
While in Mrs. Willard's sleeping room he
awakened her, whereupon she gave the
alarm, and Mr.. Thief bolted out closely pur-
sued by one of the family. The noise Gre
ated aroused the neighbors. but the rogue
had fled. No property was stolen. We un-
derstand that several suspicious individuals
who have been lurking about town for some
days past, left by boat yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22
Latest from w ashlngtOn.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2O.-Between $500, 900
and 5000 600 will be received for the pay
Of the volunteers who engaged in the SER
vice against the Florida Indians up to the
time Of the removal of Billy Bowlegs and
his band. There is no probability of the
remaining SIC. .OOO. 900 Of the authorized loan
will be invested before the lst Of January
next. Private letters speak of the alarm Of
the governments of eeveral South American
republics, with which we have unsettled &C.
counts, in consequence of the Paraguay
movement, fearing the forces may ultimate
ly be directed against them.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2l.-New Orleans pa
pers are to hand. The mails state the arri-
val Of the ship Pleides from Philadelphia.
having on board fourteen of the crew in
iron. charged with mutiny on the high seas.
Gov. McMullen has heen notified that he
will be superseded as Governor Of Washing
ton territory.
Senator Malta, representative Of the con-
stitutionsl government Of Mexico, will leave
to-day for Vera Cruz, to consult with Jarez
and his cabinet on important matters with
regard to establishing more intimate rela-
tions with his country and our country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-The steamship
Black Warrior brings Havana dates Of the
18th. Sugar and exchange as per last ad-
vices. Public health was good.
1t was reported that the yalls Of the Lu-
con Theater were 30 much Injured by the
late explosion that they will lave to be IA
ken down.
The first officers and seamen Of the Lyra
had been acquitted Of the charge Of aiding
and fitting her out for the slave trade.
Consul Savage had refused TO give up the
papers of the bark Cardenas of New Orleans
1t being unanimously believed that she was
intended for the slave trade.
The Judges Of the supreme Court had all
resigned in consequence Of not receiving
the usual salute from the military on the
birthday Of the Queen on the 10th. by or
der it was said Of Concha.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

occasisnsly, run the city into debt, aud do
just = Ittle IS possible under the circum-
stance A reduction Of expense in this way
is conlnendable. To the extinguishment of
gas, - police let there be added the
Counel city hospital and other expensive
institneleos. The curtailment may be .
good ting, and if 30 the more We have the
better. Will the Council consider this
matter, call an early special session and re-
sgnf This would properly come under
the he'd Of abatement Of nuisances.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

STATE BANK AT KEoKUK.-Therc
seems to be quite q discussion in the Keo-
kuk papers. concerning the Branch Of the
State Bank at that place.
Here the matter is not talked of,now that
that the question is settled. The DEMocRAr
has never taken sides as between the two
applications from this place. We looked
upon them both as being good, and if either
got it they would be likely to manage the
institution we'll. We are glad to hear that
the Bank organized At Davenport is looked
upon as being the best in the State.
But we understand that the other por-
tions Of the State have not been 80 fortu-
nate 1t is feared that several of them are
made Of men little too much on the wild
cat order. OF the truth of this we know
nothing. but from published accounts, some
Of them appear to have the flavor of that
well known animal. At Keokuk we notice
the name of Mr.. J. w. M'Millen as the
Cashier of Harrison's organization. and
which organization was accepted by the
Board of Bank Commissioners We would
like to know if this Mr. M'Millen is not the
gentleman who 80 successfully engineered
a celebrated financial institution in Akron,
Ohio. If he is, we would prefer to handle
the money Of our branch. to that of Keokuk.
We also notice that Mr. r f. Graves is
Cashier of the branch at Dubuque. We
would like to enquire if this Mr.. Graves did
uot graduate at the Macomb County Bank,
one of the most distinguished specimens Of
the great family of wild cats. Ifthis is
fact, the State Bank. with Mr.. Greves at
the north, and Mr.. MMillen at the south,
will be likely to do a Gland office business"
If those gentlemen are allowed to control
affairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

~ Thomas Burns, a very estima-
BILE young Irishman, who left Davenportwith
hundreds of his corntrymen for the South,
a few weeks since, was drowned in the Miss
issippi at Memphis few days ago. He was
polling fiat boat in shallow water near
Memphis, when he lost his balance by the
slipping of the pole, and was precipitated
into the river. The boat by sudden turn
covered him, and buried him in the mud.
When he was extricated, life was extinct
Burns leaves Q wife and several relatives in
this city. His remains will be brought
home for interment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

CRY RETRENcHMENT.-The City
Council has abolished the gas and allow our
citizens to grope about in darkness, or rely
on the use of the moon; and in and in ad-
dition to this-nos content with leaving
people in the dark, that honorable body
takes away the protecting arm of the
police
Davenport now affords singularly fa-
vcrable opportunity to such rogues as
break into houses. burn houses. pick pock-
cts, use garrote, and commit all manner Of
heinious acts under the pail Of darkness with
which the Council has enshrouded Us, and
without fear of peace officers. We are left
in the dark first, then protection is with
drawn.
We are not finding any fault with the
Council; of course the city don't need any
light, and the turning off of the gas will
have ths effect to keep men who have
money about them (few there be) at home
evenings. and thus cultivate domestic hap
pinesa As to the police, We are informed
by Mayor Cook that he never ran against .
policeman in any of his perambulations
about the city. He don't say the police are
mo account" but he intimates that they are
. set of superAuous scum which ought to be
skinned off; and 1t 10 done. The Mayor
intimates that Sheriff Leonard, deputies
Durbin, Miller and others, also constables
Wentz, Thomas and Ackley, are about town
and that they are terror to evil doers, and
can gil the place of both day and night po-
lice That is 70 doubtless! This filing down
of gas and police Is to curtail expenssA-
Very good. But cannot this work bs more
extensively carried on by sbolishing the
City Council It don't amount to "shucks''
any way. and We know that one good man
could do - much business and do It better
than the twelve aldermen and mayor
What use have We tor . Conneil anyhow, 10
regulate the city mattersi Judge Dillon.
Judge Weston, and lie deputy, justices
Dlsod, ClaasIen aad xsKewn live IN this
~ - sAs1 en- tkkS sars q II aAhisA.-
+ 90 peantalslleGs ~ have ~ tssn q
- soalsse : naest Z 6l1nnaa whs h
es(fD ~ tGttled1s lletlos) ~ NV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

NEw YoRK. Oct. Picolomoni had an
overlooking audience at the Academy OF
Music last night. She was received with
enthusiasm. and greeted throughout the
opera with rspturors applause. Senor
Stiefani, the new tenor. and Florenza. the
baritone. was also enthusiastically received.
The excitement at the sale Of tickets con.
tinues unabated. All the avenues to the
Academy we're thronged. Boxes have been
sold for $50 Choice places at $50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-22

~ We understand that Aid.
Coates has purchased the interest of Thos
Scott in the firm of McCarn l. Scott, Whole
sale Grocers, corner of Front and Perry sts.
We wish the new firm abundant success
The Doctor is we'll known in this city as q
sound merchant, and Mr.. Coates is one of
the most promising young men.
Mr.. Scott retires from the business and will
attend to the settlement of the affairs of the
old firm.