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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Chicago Alien Il ST. Louis II. X.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

vaias !eace Chicago for 81. Louis and antsrnss-
date places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excep.ed) 1904
Express Train, saturdays eIcepted) II l0Pn
Trans lsace st. Lo,lisJo Chicago and in.erme
diase psdcts.
accommodation Train, (Sunday'u ezcepted) GOA N
Express Trsin Saturdays excepscdl s80rn
Trsins directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage, Trains through Joliet, Bloom
ins,on, Springfield Csrlinville and Alton.
~iTrans run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad ut
Joliet, making this The shortest, Quicket and
lsble route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East
With Illinois Central z. 4 It Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza Snd Cairo.
In Great Western Of Illinois At Springfield, for
Decstrr and Naples.
With ali the Railroads diverging from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets at st Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri hlver.
Through Tickeis for all places mentioned above can
be procured at ali the principal IT,, ket Offices In the
Omitted States, and ct he ofaces
In St, Louis In Chicago
Foot Of w ashington Az Is Dearborn street, oppo-
enus, on Lsvse. site fremont House.
RICH'D p. MORGAN, u, eups.
Bloomington. Jan. I. 1855. fsblsdu
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A Vfce
!
III. solemn feet that hun ~
drsuf thousand die annually 10 the
United States with cons umption nR2
uayssmus or premature decay.
There cannot be an effect with
out adequate cause
In view OF the awful destrec. l14x
tion Of human life and health ~ = -
nAsrastnus premsture ex- ssss -
ha ustion and decay OF the nsrv- - -
Gus systeU-0ervous debillty, lX -
csused By sexual diseases, ruch
O. the vices u Self Abuse, Semi R1A
nal weakness, Spsrmsetorfhea. elect, impotence,
Irucorshsa and SteriIity, and Organic Dlseoses OF
he Kidneys and IN view Of the deceptions which are
practccd upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis.
eases by qsacss and base pretendess Dr. Hubbell
vii give medical advice gratis 10 eli patients thus
siicssd, male female who nay apply by letter or
personally With description Of their case, - 20
and reliable means Of cure And he proposes to
treat the unfortunate and In csses Of extreme power.
y and sueEine, for sum that will only compensate
the cost Of medicine.
In ell diseases which Affect mankind. arising from
abuse OF sexual MISREPRESENTATION married sin
gle, male or feDAe-Doctor Hubbell may be consult.
ed privately and secretly, matter what the disease
may be, he will furnish them with delightful and
pleasant remedies that will the whole ner.
vous system-snd that, ioo by remedies that never
do the slightest injury, under any stances.
To The LADIES Ladies troubled with Irregular.
ties, weakness and other complaints peculiar TO the
female system, VIII md speedy cure By cslng as
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, Hubbell. d. boz 1858 P o, Chicago.
Illinois.
Private ofnoe, No IS Randolph It, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
Bebldtf
SPECIAL NOTICE-II0HLY IMPORTANT TO
FEhALEs.-AH those whose health will not admit OF
browning mothers, and wishing quiet accommC dA
lions until restored and also The services VI
States will please address ?. o. Box 1865 Chicago
iii. mar26d
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st. Louis, Alton & hicago Il. H.


AIR LINE ROUTE.
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81 Ton,s nav Ernress-1O.so M-Dailv Isrndavs
=. nay q. ,' 100 go s.e,,
a. VI; NJ, $500 o.. a"'' ~ =" - ~. mn, Two
q, r; W., - On nar . ; 90
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o. &c pes'-O'oo D"n1' "
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- NJ.
tl.s run T ~. h,a ,;s
VI o"ss"e'' iNne ''o'-1 oni'Aeo ~ o. A'"''
THIRTEEN HOURS.
p. ,.',,.s. g. p,oan,,,,. s,.,nvo.,,
rassehs.Is ues .IuSs iol Diooni'sy,n, ~
nsfathr' Jaessohsliie, Nap ~ AZ pali y" '.c
MISSISSIPPI, missouri Aaiths Cuhoeriai'o anu ieii.
nesste rivers, oy taxing Tue arov r9us VII oe sure
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.NOFF.aTS
LIFE PILLS
PElE.J.IY BITTERS

rTNHE best Family Medicine now before the p1blic,
J. for the cure OF Scyofula, Ulcers, .Scuvry or
Eruptions, of the Sksn, Ferer Gad Alue, Dyspep.
STA, UrOpsy, and IN fact most all diseases yield
to their curative properties.
IT has been computed tnat during the last twenty
five years upwards Of -Four AiliOns OF persons have
been benefited BY the these medic ines fact
which speaks volumes favor OF their curative pro-
p.rties-a single trial will place them beyond the
reach Of competition In the estimate every patient
By their use the Blood e restored to dhe0hy state
and freed from all impurities. The 81 stem 10 not
reduced during th.ir operation but invigoraed and
they require restraint from business or pleasure
The GJgicted haze in these medicine remedy
that aciu do for them oil that medtcine can p0esS-
-tly effect.
PREPARED BY
w. Ii. MOFFAT, M. D.,
NEW YORK;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

5000 Gases g5eAN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR. who
has made his fortune and retired from
business. will spend The remainder OF
o)) Cases fis days In curing hat dreadful disease
COSSUNPrlON-FKEE or CHARGE
his earnest Ces!rc being communicate
5000 Gases To ihe world bis remedies that have
proved successful in mnie than 900
cases. He requires ssch applicant TO
5000 Cases send him minute description OF the
symptoms, with two stamps, tG cents,)
to pay the return letter. in which he
5000 Gases VIII return ia m hl- ADVICE PRE-
SChIPrION with ci ecliops tor prepa-
ring thc medicines, &c.
5000 Cases The nLD DOCTOR hopes that those
all cttd Will not, on account OF dtlicacy,
refrain from consulting him becsuse he
5000 Cases makes No Charge. HIS sole object in
advert ing Is to do III iie good hc can
before h. dies H. feels that H. 10 Just
5000 Cases y celeb ated for the cure Of CossuDp-
tion, Asthma, Bror les, Nervous az
fscli MS Coughs Colds &c Address
5000 { 4ses DOCT. UNCAS BRANT,
Box 353l r o., New York.
arch 3 1858 mch3l -w3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Chicago burlington Il quincy r. +
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
(thange Of time. August 18th, ls57.--On and after
0August 18th, 1851. passenger trains will lew" the
Central depot, foot OF South alter stfei, daily, as
1918 M-Dsy express-Sunday, excepted, arriving
at b er.a.o l,lt Gal,sDurg 5;l6; Burlington 7,i5
and Quincy l9,39PM
$40 p M-N'ght EXpress-S.turdays excepted,
irving at MENDOZA at 1885, Gaesburg $40, BuTlng.
ton 30 and Quincy al 1850 A
4;ib p NJ, Sundays excepted. Accommodation foI
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL COENECTIONS.
A. Mrnda;o wti. Illinos Central railroad mort h for
Ambpy, Dixon, Freerott, Galci.a and Duuleith and
south for LaSa!is, ToEc iuons, Bloc ton, De-
catuT, 81 LOUIS Caro- *.
At Bu iington with Burlington 4 Mississippi rail.
road for hi Peasant, iai.eia, ottumwa, O>knloosa
Charlton. Fort Deskuin's, Fyrt Dodge, Council
EuffS Sioux cay and all portions Of Kansas and
At Quincy with the splenid steamers Of the ST.
Louis aud X. nktk Packet G for K-okuk HANNIBAL,
Alton ST Louis &C; aud with post COACHES Pal.
myr4, st Ioserh ard ali parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage m.n VIII be at all the railroad
dcpots il Cnics 10 receive checks aud convey beg
gage to the depot frte of charge.
Ticket may be bad at the depo. and at the nIchi.
gan Central railroad Office, corner OF Lake and
C.G. HAMMOND, General Superinten lei t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel TIcze. Agent. lootl1dtf
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Harvell'S Condition Powders

for Horse and Cattle This Remedy Is the beginning
and the END Of Hors. aud Cattle Medicine. Over
one Million Package. have been sold during the
1856. Perfectly SAFE and good at all times. other
RENE lies of similar nature but chat COMPARED
with them. Put in large Packages with full dircc-
tpns and sells for 25 cents.
IL The above remedies are warranted. Agents
ATE authorized TO refund purchase money. salts
faction IL not given These articles sold 10y al
in all cities. towns and villages in the United
States and Canadss. Persons VII enquire for them
by their full rames and avoid all o,hers.
HKRKiCK BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, N. Y.
Penton & Robinson, Sawyer, Pawn X Co, Bockee,
Innis Co, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Taylor n Ballord, ID. g. Eidrdge, Davenport.
Hcimes 4 Clippenger, Scrbner, Rock Island,
A. u. Chamberlain Moline.
A w Platt, Clinton.
20. McIAne, Camanche.
A. W. Benton T. Co, Fulton City.
And by dealers everywhere.
J. II. CLIFFORD
Julv30w1y Travelling aRcrt for the West,
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RAILROADS.


Mississippi 4 Missouri r. B.
nN ssl ssss 1doaday. Apr isth. 1855, and unit,
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport, 70,
Muscasine, Columbus City and Iowa OIsy (suniays
sscsptell - foioWB:
1t Nail Train u 72oAu
% Express Train ss go pm
Trans viii leave Davenport for Ch,c.sodaly. sun
days excepted rs follows.
LIST Nail Train, ~ s25 A N
"a Express Train, st s2s M
Trains arrive q Davenport daily, (sunds ~ sxc~u
eed) - follow:
ynoM TEE WEST.
LIST Express Train q eI5An
"a Mail Train, at 81, > Al
rA0A TIE EAST.
lst Man Train, q $50 NJ
I'd Express Train Of s0. ~
All trains out Of Davenport Win make Connection
at Columbs City and Iowa CITY with the western
stage Co.'S stages for all point. West
The Passenger Train connects at Rack Island nth
Chicsso MOCK Island Hail road q aims for on points
Fast North and South
Passengers AZ Yen jed OF the nscsss,ty O, riv,ns
listinc. direction ~ 10 the dsssn aon ~ ther hsg
gaGs also tickets before taking Heir scat.
sne csSs. 4. DAY Sups.
APfH - 1870. aorIOtt
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RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railrea1

N01C0hV - AeVAA oS10o1O 1104uu VUDW
Winter. .arr0se Oesssessl.
I'm and sfter E9r,day d. 4. ist 1855, and until
Ofurther notice trains vii leave RocA Island dairy
sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST mail train st 10 90 n
ID night express sop. n.
ID freight, with ID class cars AZ $40 r
Trains arrive At hoek Island daily, Sundays e.
ceptei, follows
LIST night express - bO0A.M
ID mail train at 6.tOP II
90 frel ght with ID ciAss cars at 0.S0P II
All trains ovfr this roas in direct Ion Il
Chicago with trains both the Achig Southern
and Michigan Censral X r. to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Duakirk, Buffalo, N.assrA Falls, Albany, New York,
Phils6el,shiA, Baltimore and Washington. Alao ii
LA5siic with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North to 6aleDs and South 20 81 LOUIS ard Cairo 70
which places tickets can he procured 81
s.. q STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
Il. y. D.Tpt. aock Island.
Passengers arr reminded ~ the nenessiiyuf giving
distinct directions the destination te.r bag
gage Eso prrcnre Tickets before tskine their seats
In the cars the ocducors collect .sres oEy sta
lions on the line the Chicago sReck Island
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI wHrTMAs, ASST Sup't.
Rock Island Nov. n. 1885 tftfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

OF Castor oil.
1fLarge Family Boxes Is CENTS.
Hcrrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure in Ave hours Psin-, Distress and weakness Of
the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, etc, they always give reiet AID are
warranted superior to any Tx srnai Remedy disoov-
cred since time began. Zach Plaster viii wear
Fourteen Months. Price 1874 CENTS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
INSURANCE.

WcEOTER< T.lLLEr
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
OvYICE-ss, DgARs0hN srskEf. NEXT DOOR
~ North Of the Post Once.
Coastal Stock, e5O0, go. Paid in aad SECURED ~
Bonds and Mortgages ca Rssl Estate, $50 90.
OPPICRRSe0. ". YnDy ,President, q. n. ARM
sSnouo, Secretary; 3. II. GILBERT, General Agent.
RErBnsuoEs-Non Jao wilson Cen O = u 90
L D, Gibbs GriAia 4 Co Com Merchants, n Mitch.
ell Co Con Merchants, H Durley Bookseller and
Publisher, RiIhsrds Crunbsu Ugh 4 Shaw Wholesale
Merchants. Dogsets % 0rocers, Col r Nam
nton, Col T Little, Chicago Hon CARTS Keo.
tuk, Hon jas II Love Judge . Dist Court lows,
Chss q Berryhil Esq Iowa CITY, Cook Sargent 4
DoVpey Bsnkers Iowa City, Lyman Dayton ksq q
Paul Minnesota, Hon II AcOlernAn Springfield III
Hon o B1ickiin Charleston Ill, W Coier President
Grsnd Prairie bank Uubana Ill, Albert Bads ESQ MI
Wsukee Wis.
P.J. GILL EFT, Agent.
At 0ueiich b Stewards offiee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
SEEDS FOR 1883.

VITE are now prepared with full aud complies
w stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
or the new crop, to supply any densn1 Whosssoll
and Retail on the very best terms,
Our stock is near las we do not crnsgn seeds and
take none back TO mix up a2an), and much Of II
grown under our own dir, ction in this state. Our
stock CT European leeds Is imported directly By our
selves from the most reliable growers In England and
France.
Wefeel confident that no better advantages to the
public can b. offered than can give, and We cofdi.
ally invite gu examination Of stock before pun
chasing. Our stock consists 10 part Spring Wheat
Barley Corn, Peas, Beans, &C., very large variety
OF Garden Seeds snd . full o sortment Of Flower
Seeds Of chces varieties. Also 100 bushels pure Chi.
nese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly on hand . lsrg. assortment Il Agricul.
tural ana Horticultural Machines end 1mple.nents
Full priced seed and imp,ement catalogues sent ~
% ''''''' . ''a"R R II ~ B. sEsnY I 90,
ysesvemas SoA Iats Street, Chieeoe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

d. h HU H - = 1A'o
Medical InlBR1mary
wo.p OF SOLEMN. CONSCIENTIOUS AD.

Is RAspoLrH STREET, orrosrrs THE REVERE
HoTEL
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SALOONS.
The WOOdcOCk.

The WOOdcOck,
ION Ia 1t side Qf Brady street Bet I'd and ID ss'ts
10 NOW OPEN.
q n m Il dTD q rs TIE II 8
LN0R sale at al times. LUNCH every day at
II 1912 o,clork. CLUB ROOM adjoining, where
cuitom rs can enjoy every co0fort.
intrnde. The Proprietor Of the Woodcock soiclts .
share Of the patronage Of The public. Nov6dtf
1855 John Akin 1855
ID nDTAURANT, corner Second aud Main streets.
n Oonsectioneries, viands, &c, furnished IN the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cate, Fresh and picklsd
OyeteTs, together with al Injuries Of the season.
u 4 ! ! 4 = r a0.
A Dllliard Saloon, most elegantly fitted %. con-
tanning three tables. 0ntranc0 on Main strs6e,
1obed0 JOHN AKIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
II u M ov f.!
Removal.

TNHE subscribers beg leave TO Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania Stable on Harrison street, between
Second and Third, and thankful oil past favors
they respectfully solicit liberal share II tpatron
age Of the public.
J.H. CAMP 4 co.
NIB. Horses and Carriages to hire ON liberal
terms
ALSO-Horses boarded - cheap - at any Stable
in the City. Dec9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

HOStetter,S
Celebrated Stomach Blttere

VWD veil known qualities Of thets sqcsent llstsrl
i make II unnecessary 70 tsll what Asy are.
yOg restoring the toae e . dioorgnnised stomach
end Gvin0 coed sppstite, thsV are just ~ thiae
Try It
~ onulno Sos salo b ~ aoeats ~ ~ peoog9o
- !vAn oa.yao 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Singers Sewing Machines,

LrOR all manufacturing Purposes, Singers Sewing
Il Aschine- are deemed indispensable. The public
insist upon having their cl )thing &c made BY Them.
Singers Family Sewing Machine the latest presen
ted for competition, and being Arrang ID with full
'ge Il the defects Of other machines for simi
lar uses, hiss avoided remedied IN IN alt.
II Is the handsomest Sewing .machine ever made,
and the easiest 70 operate
Its excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are nlady sppt ecisted by those acquainted weth
sewing machines and give assur snce OF their IL.
com ing universally adapted. Apply 10 II singer h
Co.'S Gazette Copies supplied gratis.
Western Once lao I.AEe street, Chicago
mr3a6mCHS Vim Broderck, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
DIarkets-Peported Gy Telegrapi.

OsWEGO. Az q ?. m.-FLoUR steady. WHEAT "a good
demand be er sales 3d. 100 bush a. for Raciss;
sl O5 CI Milwaukee Club ri lG 81 % for Red Indiana Corn
uHchanged 60oO bush. lud2 AZ I d16c FREGHTs
STEADY 27c Flour and PC Wheel. 75c Corn New
York LAKE IMPORTS: 81 coo bush Whea % 900 bush. Com
CANAL EXFORTs: $3.50 bbls. Fo1 coo bush. Wheat, l0J
bush Corn
BUFFALO, Aug. 81 p m.-FLoUR in good demand supply
isht holders firm sales eco bba t5 j0d IS good
choice bsu6s Canadian Indiana Michigan and Ohio
= 7yc st for double WHEAT In active demand aud
market better sales Of 1900 bush co. for Chicago Spring
~ 10 for Rcd Winter Indiana ~ for Co Ohio IS for
White Michigan. CoRS IN fair demand aud market Grm
400 hush sound A. "a. RYE Im az Zoe. OATS quiet. with
small sales 49d 5Jc. WHISKY steady 1j 100 bb
CANAL FREICHrs hat gsdi So. Flour Wh.s'
&C. Com New York LAKE IMPORTS for last - hours
$50 bts. Flour .71o bush. Whest a. 9i2 bush Corn.
CNcNNATI, Aug q Flour buoyaa: sd advanced p
e.; s5d IS % superfue. WHEAT buoyaut
.ses Is buih. 81 o. for Prime Red aud 2 Il t.. Whit
WsskY-saI.s go bbls. 81 42lc.
CHICAGO, Aug. q, pm-FLoUR dlIL WHEAT b1oyaut and
advanced s4lcs 81 ~ Corn a.iye AID sdyanced
OAIs firm SHIPMENTS BUFFALO. $50 b1s Flour: s. 90
bush. Corn sHiPNLSTs TO OswEC0 300 bush Com. r.
cEiFTs: 20 bb Flour 900 sh Whoa. % bush Cora
PHILADELPHIA, Aug p Flour steady; sales Of new a,
e. -. Wheat quiet; White J06 81 40 Red & pa
sl .. Corn quiet Provisions dull WHISKY dull 81 . Q2g
BALTIMORE, Auz. .0-FLOUR-Ohio. IS IS; City NILS
s. ga IS %. WHEAr firm Red I'll 5Jd Sl q Waite,
- .5G e. o. Corn s.esdy; White 14Q9c Yel9r, g5d
WHsEY du and nominal a. IS c. Provisions steady
BALTIMORE Aug 2l-FLoCROhio. rs 81 City MIL s. .
IS 90. WHEsT-Rst. +l EGsi %; Witt : 251+l -.
C0kN s,esdy. White 7iQS0 Yellow, Sjd3Sc. WHISKY du
s1d touilsr 254s.c Provisions steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

A PTRILoUs RIDE.--As Mr.. Bedell of Elizabeth
City, and Miss Harriet Randall of Scotch Plain, we're
enjoying the pleasures Of horseback ride, Miss RS
Aorse became upmar agesble as they were passing
through Cherry street, and went off with headloDg
speed, carrying HE fair burden with him. The flying
stesd turned the of Cherry sto Front street
where he took to the sidewalk regardless of awnings
and sign-boards, where have doubt the lady
rider would have had her brains knocked out, il she
ing herself fat upon his back lie still continued his
mad caseoI TILL he cot opposite the stables Of John W.
Lsrpgs Hotel where he ade Cor t9e stable door tls
dashed and into one of the stalls. Just he
terirg the door Miss r. again threw himself lat upon
him and by that passed through unharmed, and
no doubt by her marksble presence OF mind ped
instant death Miss Il. by remsrksble cooness in her
irving situation, has shown herself 10 be most
pe,t horse woman and no doubt would take the first
prze st any of fairs for her superior hos emsnstp
Psnfeld Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

SUPPOSED BLOODY MURDER.-The body of Que
Mise Kate Gill found floating in the Maquoketa,
short distance below the village OF Manchester, on
Sunday, the Sth inst. The circumstances es nesr az
We have ascertsiued, as follows:
Miss Gil was servant giI at the Exchange Hotel,
al which place she made the acquaintance of a Mr.
Brown to whom j. is supposed she was engaged to be
manied Soon after MIR, b. made the acquaintance
OF another lady and was married to her. Not with
's'a lid Miss Gill love csase-it s thought she be-
came annoying 10 hSr former lover. On Thursday of
last week, Mics g. went to the house of Mr. Brown TO
wash after che had finished which was quite late in
the titorneon. waik wSs proposed, and tho young
walked come distsrce down the river. Suffice it b
ssy, the young lady did not return with the party.
Thlse or four were heard 10 the vicinity OF
where the party supposed to be on the evening
q the fatal deed. Delhi Iowa Dem, Aug. l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

>SrsPIcIoN ~ RoBBERY.-Two young men, who
gSye their names Richard Boden ard Robert Bsnlng
were last evening arrested by Sergeant Smith and Off
Ger Kidney Of the Fith Wand Police, suspicion OF
having stolen various articles valued 81 shout $lso,
belonging to Emma b. Bsohof Of No. Varick street.
The accused parties went TO bosrd ST the house IN
question, ard the complainant missing her property
suspected her new bosrders, srd caused them TO be
arrested. On searching the room occupied by them
Of the stolen property was found bu, in the pos
session Of the former, ard in the room, the officers
found an assortment Of skeleton keys, nippsrs &c,
such IS are commonly used by burglars, and which it
s supposed had been successfully applied to the open
irg of other roems boxes &c, in the house. The &C
cused were therefore locked up for e1anina,ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Passenger Sailed

n steanh, rdgo for Southampton and Hasre Rsv Thos
Farrell NJ and Mr. BAmbhtEe Lysfs on eEien sns 'r
Lsmson, Mr. and Mrs Rdgwsy and erysri Nss Cespn,a,
MF ard Ars sockion ichidrsn st ..Eysuts Mf sad
Mrs Or Man and servant Mss Main Miss 81 PicsoA
PeshA and servant Raise! Gonzales ss1 fon'ans and
&c Castro, De Alo Col Tows Ma. Jordan Vsret,
Tom phn, and ct6r, Gg'unoGx 8eyes Mr De- sioir
Kahn, MI AID Mrs Peserns Mrs betan, SAk, M,
and Sr, Psder children and servant, Molin, Rodqe
Ms. Davis Mrs scssaeI Berry. child and servant
Alch. N..s &c Aro,.rsna Wn Lr,s Oi..3u R.siel
~ Dcrc.,r aT A-d Ms W klsie-, NJ I'd Ne w V..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

co,,sloS ~ FEhhr-BoATs.- When tne ieify-
to,. Nebrssks of tte Peck slip Ferry, coming aoEh
me Est River ,6out oolock lsst nig H. vas so'1
oethird q ber ssy scross, tie steamer G'orge Is"
of.be South Terta street Wllismsblrga) and Janice
,Hp Fery-s uucb larger boat than the iofner-n
,.-.uU.rr % c-o,s Ter bow, Knocked IN several OF
tie N.bys.k.'s stln,heons. None Of the passengers
vera i,;u,.d Tbomss R.ckwell was the pilot Of the
George Law, ard William Gibson was pilot on bosrd
If ,ls N.b-s,ks: ard Sc the moon shone brightly e.
,5s time Of the collision It is suspected that there
va, blsue somewhere. The circumstances Attending
tie collis;ou should be Investigated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS

COUNT OF BFECIAL stSSIUNS-AVU .I'-btIVIe JusIlvss
BROwNELL QVACEEkBVsH aud OSBORN,
81 cases on the calendar; 10 convictions.
Joel ID. Armstrong indecent exposure OF his person.
four months.
Mary Ann oConnOr stealing 50 yards Of gush,m. Three
noptha
John OCopnor, stealing six plates Two months
Owen Nc Dermot, assault and battery. Two months
Gsrret Mcfarland, stealing watch. One month
Bartholomew Coleman, assault and battery. FINED a.
CaihArine White stealing sik dress, &c -Four months
Cathane Dwyer stealing 40 yards Of leo. Three months
Jerry McCsIty assault and battery. -Four months
Henry Lang stealing vSlise containing clothing -Four
months.
james Reyuods semp4pg to steal from moDeydraw
Three months.
William Kane, assault and battery Fined SlG
John Mercer, stealing umbrella Two months
John Crais, stealing gold ring. Two months.
John Corcofan, stealing leather vaise. Six months.
Josenh BTsdy attempting " sesl clothing Kemsnded ioT
sentence.
John Hushmsn Asssul, and battery. Fiscd So
Thomas M,hony, stealing boat Two mouths
Patrick Riley, stealing SO. Judgment suspended