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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

TIE sTBsCRIBEa OFFERS To PERSONS
4 wishing o improve their stock. the services OF
his thorough bre Hereford Bull s'kOt Err" bred
by f astus Corning. OF Albany, N. and can re-
commend him 10 the public second 70 no Bull Of
his agc and blood in the United States.
PEDIGgEE hover, calved April All, 1884, got by
Cardinal Wiseman; dam, Beauty Cardinal Wise
man got by Expee' alton, out Of Wisdom ty Wood
stock, 4. dam by Young Favoite, out OF Mr.. Tncs's
Tradegsr Prise H. fer. Expectation was by Hope
out OF the celebrated Cow, Old SPOT. He Is own
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dutehess, which obtain-
ed tie nrst prize of the Royal Agricultural Society
three years sion = two aui thu year
old.
Beauty. by Wonder. 400 dam, Pretty Maid by
Tom, (2t3) grand dam Pretty Maid, by Chslstrey, x
dam, Old Dansel, by Cosmsn's Bull ggg dam,
Old Daisey, by Chancellor; egeg dam, Cherry No
by the late 1hos Andrew Knights Bull, winner OF the
cup at Hereford ls0, Rsgsg am, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew knight OF Downton Castle
Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS OF i'm growing thsir stock either
for fhe dairy for beef would do we'll 10 avail them
selves OF this opportunity Of breeding to this fine
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided to be tho most
choice beef Ia the world.
Terms Of service Fer common and grade cows Is
per head; for thorough bred cows per head
Enquire At Cannon & French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. II. CANNON.
ap, 9d&w8m
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FACULTY
Design.

DC0uA He
Is the design Of the propsstors Of these College,
% onrr young men who contemplate entering thc
Mercantile Profession, the most ample facilitie. -,
acquiring sound. practical bushes education Ana
TO qualify 3hemselv for the various imuort - d
ties OF the Counting House. Their school q Peoria 1.
now established upon firm basis and the
e, pa =, ,hs - q youth unps!s
stimulated the pr0pFtetors to renewed exertions
and vish 70 extend their neid Of labor me nss.
tton then arises: Where shall they 10? And the
matter y soon oettled--DAvEnPonT has been a.
leceed; 1t being the first city In Iowa N mint ~
be- asy. population. wealth and commerce: sn1 ths
College Rooms will b opso In that place for TIA re-
cepsien Of students
ON Tas FIRST DAT OF NAV. 1850.
OF cur corps Of Lecturers W have bat little n
ae 70 only necessary to amour their nsmes vhen
Will readily b seen that they have bean ssiscts
WIN tne ereetest care, ana are the very best that
We here insert short notice from tho Peoria pa,,v
Transcript, which ID only one nom smcns 800. .
"AnscANIiIs CoIlsoE." -Wsvould cali stten.
ton OF our cttissns 70 DAVIS Z TlPror = com-sr.
DIAL Insltution In thb city, which Il IL 49, c.r,.
iehlog condition The late revolution II a. c-s,
ea world shoud Iced ~ 70 approciafe ~ NJ sse
40 inpertaace Il . systs1stic kSs~,sess az ~
" ssen ,s. @ - nesehant and tho sciencs
= (neon 8 tAia institutieo Slnoo IL ese,rns -
nscss ~ 6 oolemoee last "a ~ SSsnsi Inn.
~ 8 oeaeaas.Aoi Dee1 y enooulfStsS a M -.
sfo1isS in,: ces,ss . pr::ses 9 o. 800
~ 80 ~ a 8 ia5sis ~ ss.s.S ~ - ~
1922 1922 p! - ~ e1lsSelW : = V2. "a ssS
AZ G;Esia'''ill;:::''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD


OF CANADA.
& "a DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE
FROM THs WEST TO
Boston, New York and the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central Great Western, Ogdens-
burCh aad Iermc Mt Central and
Grand Trunk IL ailrsad Of Canada.
Passengers by this route have opportunity OF
visiting some Of the granee.t and most wonderful
scenery in the world. including TrrOnfo, Niagara
Fails, Suspension Bridge, The Thousand Islands,
Rapids or the st Laurence, t,nebnc, Montrt II.
White Mountains, the Tubular Bridge, (tearly .
miles Ia, length, Lake 1hampian. Falls OF Mont
morendi Hudson Rirer, etc., ,te.
On and after May |. 1888, baggage will be checked
through from Ohicaso
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVlA HAN,
OF 2250o TONS, AND 700 FEET LONG,!
Is under contract to this company for one or more
srps Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chic go to the ctief towns in Europe will sho
ly be Issued Tickets from Caicsgo for al points
Fast, also for the Levi6 han, or for the NJ O. s s.
Co.'S ships can re obtained the Office the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn street; Chicago
J WARRACK,
agent Of CIR. Trunk X Co, OF Canada.
aprlsdtf-Cas
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LIST OF WINNERS, DIT THE RENOWNED IMPORT
QLCNCOE. SIZE ERANlE.
The Mammoth Jack,
IS DEACON DARDEN. ,.

WILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PkpIGgEE.-"Descon DardeL" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported "Aammoth' Ja-k-out OF a
thnrolg n.brei BLACK Warrior Jenny.
DESCRIPTION - Deacon Darden'' was foaltd on
tn 18th OF jay 1854 bred by Col. II. T Chri.tman
y ssamin County. Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
TnRsE INCHES HIGH. AND GROWING AZ for b ne
muscle and snew he Is uncquAlied Dy any Jack in
the STATE, and Will challenge compsI ison with any
the Union.
TERMS cash-sinalc leap. $40; season Sl5.-
Mare by the season not proving with foai, viii re
served tie following season free OF charge. Every
prccaution viii be taken to prevent accidents, but
Will no. b. re- pousiole shord any
The proprietor would al the att nion OF farmers
and tn pefsos raising stock, to the great demsnd
for Mules Ia all parts Of the country, and the high
prices at which they are sclinc.-Cal and ex-
amine Deacon Darden before having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire at Cannon
X l. eEch'- Mills or Of
apr9ikw3m J NJ CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

DEATH IN THE BALL Roox.-To many Of
our readers . sketch by DR.. Warren, author
OF the Diary Of Physician, entitled death
IN the Ball Room" is no doubt painfully
familiar. A parallel case occurred on We'd.
nesday night at . large dancing party q
Eight and Callowhill streets, in q place
called Saranaek Hall A woman named
Mira Adeline Sewell. who resided at No
l24 north Sixteenth street, while dancine
. Quadrille, fell dead upon the floor. M
incident was 20 sudden and solemn a ID
cause deep sensation even among the cid.
dy participants Of the scene of dissapation
The party was broken up. and the body. g.
tired in lts festive draPery, was taken to
the station house, from whence It vas 70
moved 70 the lAts residence Of the dscsassd,
She was sister Of the police Sergeant Yea
Ger, Of that ward; and her husband W,
present at the time Of her death. Singular.
y enough. the oeeasion was the birth niaAt
q Ma sewsll. her aes being thirty.sx.-
A inquest va hsld yesterday alieenooa,
the verdict bsing 'dsatA ftoa dIlease sfthc
AsasAs-A =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RA1LkOAD Of Canada, un !eT contract with the
Canadian Government tn transport the Mails.
Dates Of Sailing.
From quebec. From Liuerp0oI.
Every aiterna,o saturday Every terf,atc Wcdnns-
from ne I'D OF Nay TO the day from the 10th OF Apr.
2nth OF Nov. inclusive. TO 10Th Of DC inclusi se
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRuxK RAlIRoAD at Por lani
Rates Of Passage.
From Chicdgo TO Liverpool, Via Mich. Central
Great wes,arn and GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
ROADS and Steamers,
st Class.... 20 500
A-cJr ing TO sccomm. dalton
Steerage ......................Si 81
including cooked provisions.
From Liueapoot 10 Chicago, Via Steamers AM Rail-
roads,
lst Class sos to S us -
according 20 acc. mn 1daton,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
An ONO EARTHQuAKE-The Conneaut RI

An ONO EARTHQUAKE-The Conneaut Re.
porter of April 18th, says:
An earthquake was distinctly heard and
felt in this village about twenty-five min.
utes past o'clock ON Sunday mornig.-
Buildings tottered the ground heaved and
trembled. and the trees swayed and made
obeisance like the sheaves in Josephs dream
although not breath of air was stirring.-
Many Of our people were considerably
shocked.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:> "The
shock was also felt at Painesville at the
same time. accompanied by . rumbling
noise not unlike distant thunder. Buildings
shook, windows ratified, and light articles Of
furniture had their gravity very much dis
turbed by it. The course of the quake
seemed to be from the South toward the
North, and was similar in character to the
shock felt here about year ago."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

including co pk 4 proyis ous
fully qualified Surgeon sails In each ytsscl.
zach passenger tcteted through will he allowed the
same quantity Of bsggage Free by Railroad a. by
Steamer VIZ 20 cnbic feet for each cabin ami 10 feet
| for each st -erage pas enger.
Spec IL trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Pas .engers are dispatched the arrival OF ach
Steamer.
1t will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian lina beat other In
| the Atlantic, the average passages OF the Cansrd
and Col ms lines by the annual tables IN the n
XerdM during 1857 being
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
TO EMIGR ANTS.

Passages may be secured at the ONCE Of the corpa-
ny in Chic ago by sailing vessels from London Liver
pool, Plym nth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hull. Aber'en.
and Montr, An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD supern:er ling the removal Of en.i-
grants and baggage at Quebec free of charge.
Fare from $50 to $50 to Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
For passag or freight from Chicago TO Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, or by any Of the company
sailing ships, apply to
wARRiCK,
Agent Of the d q 9 90
apr1S-dtf-CHs No SO Dearborn st Chicago.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.

Seeten er6n!ten cine friihe Scntuna 8urnino 1Stuit
Mtlaes MIR Si 40 eiS. Die eoapne NIB Is Gts. Ss Suort YER
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W0rtn9 II. 9cnrce, 9rctbcFe
N.ssS.s9de Der 4. II. Grnaoltr.
Usucr= nnb 80 Observation-Disclosures
Der
Virginia Fire s Marine Insurance Company
TIC elm Spn0 She Capital opn $780, 900 bclttt
'np i'm Sabre 1882 ourd Gle G,elcsaetuno
Hcn Sir9inien ~rin9cleBt mltr6c.
Sn SSi i"T i,,M5 !, irrreen turd Nise ott g~rinpoonic crtteiEt inter
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Adam Diacont.

Scobiuct ,pildrn Wprrrr. ub 6mrynr.
ntoNt Benz oeptiden NutIUum unb ben 6aISirauIn inSGcIrrocrr Sir
NuiSi9t, r0f CT cine ncac SenSuug beuldcr lritdjtc &c. ,c, cr6oilcn,
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S1gcrbier S0Ions
aaftertlom nn6 Label ltint 5rrunre uno oas 9cIan,mte Nubufm
~cr8ctCnlt Sum &eud Gin. ~ IL
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llO3 Gaef5 9eimpn Gpsnae Brandy,
115 9ipes S1eibam Shnapps
I'M Gultombpuic unb gum gerfouf Bel
SSm. 9BalIace II. Spbu.
100000 GiSorrer, ~peri&iebcne ranos, lOebcn erbaltsn unS ,um
Ssrfauf bel 98m. gSolIace II. SpbT'
20 barrels baltimore 9lhes, iPeben ert1lNn nnb 81 BADEN bel
9m. Wallaec II. Spbn.
unb srm Serfauf bel gBm. gBalIace II. Spbn
500 @arre!s a8DistsY, Gin, Sranbs, @prDial, a8ine unD anSsrc
Spirituplen 81 BADEN bel 2Sm 28allaee IL. Spbn,
IL. StraBe, sril6en Gary< II. Ma inf,
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Nnaerz8i Snlnn.

Der ilntcrittdnCtc mGdt ictrtn 6nunSen uuS bcm ocloumtrn
9utlttunt DC NnitQe, has CT in Ger 10. Strabc, ;piIICn Wojr~
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III jtbcr Belt oifiurhrtCn 9cbcntt, ;u9tcth and adRn Sbwci;rr.
rne Gtmbur8ers STATE ali Ger 6anb ncblt Gtgarrcn mb Eob0f It. G,iy.
gE iii. Sh6ubprr
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Gesp=OSarset Sptel.
@de Sic unb WarlNaQirnEe. Midmnnh

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gutsn peutlten Gid uno bic aufntrtlantie 9ebitnuno. Sos NIT
Sielen 9mle %ser6unbsne @aitSimmer unb nbriaen gSirtb5fGbofts.
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oalelblt ale Arten Setrdnte friI9 umb TT better Suaif6t ~ babsm,
9. MarrbauIen II. Is INNS
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BUR Na6riht!

OUT JIuWTlNI!
Speben erhditsn cine 9rpBe 2uantitdt irilder Gerir;e, aor;e 1nb
Spn ms ielblt 9%enahlcns; geerboYen's idpeviffcs 0ilttre, mel,
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bee Saden, pelde lammtIth Sl Den b~illi9irn grtiicn serfauft
iperben bel BARRING II. Scarce,
@potbefer,
n. %. Gfe Ser 4. ii. grpobfr. 9fidmruS
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P. BECHER s

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Setlt KIND 9rNc8ten Muftrd9cn ~freunbIidIt cntococr. "
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s. 8. @tefer's
9ctt cin0eridtete beutIdc YuH,b;,n,..;,

Sprilfrtlt nit ben slnfoybcrrngcn tvr 3cit nuE Qr;pci, rmu -.
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Ocean 9adct- unp Getp = SrfSroernnos = 6 on,u,i ,a,n
N0cnttn: H''
IS. SdbmiSt Il. gu.

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unb Hepep0le. ""U'sf1SIurtS
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8irtDf@a aft

Wi~rt1f@aft
Sn
Stmpn S@tetnfeiu,
Np. l65 Srpaps,.SwiiAen Der 6. unp I. 5traee.
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gelle unp l4bnlte e%tn9cidtste g~8irtbl&aft nit alien Ser, uSS TPas
lSrfcnSrn Gslrantch unb lpnli9cn Grfrii6unecn auf SSs @siHiiSd,''
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SdweiNr>, %9imbur9er>, 8rduters unp Spl6nbiIacu G6Ie.
9ru6npiIItn @cin9en, Sartdlcn uu6 SorSineu,
Smpprttrtcn Stbinten II SeryelatsgBurif.
0HirIbplfer Genf
Caviar,
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Seutfdsil unb fran5Ufl6en gBeinen,
(&btinweine, @arfSr6ler a.)
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1mpprtirtsn begtl&en 2iqueuren un6 SrannrpSsiuen.
@Atss 8met&ssnwaIrr,
Sas- Sril9eln, 9utem %easerbier, -gsa
Gi9arren better SuaIt6t,
II. |. ~. II. (. ".
Hsriidert fem. Wv OWN"
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Boarding & Snack aus
Uup 2aaertier- Solpn.

0cr lrttrStibnctC naAt leincn Grcunbrn une Stm Nu6lifm bic
4!nissii8s, Pap or an ecni Iltcn @torft, bcm TtfheMiortt o%c0Cndbcr,
sla Sceroin9s, ulS Snnt~9ans e~in9erihtst bat, bos CT sWni 9cluf
SSslferS G%nn'plctit. 8earrrrS fnbrn einsn 0ucn Slid uS sic scncn
S5equemltdtttten. 9o9crbter rmb Irntt0e Gririlbrynocn aus bp
bclten Suelcn ltb lttS S%prr6tbi9. Gtrifion HrouS,
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perDlt. ilnO SSi''ter- Wopen Won '6Iten unb Misen.
9enl llntcrethncten sercidbt ee gum SSeranllosu. Ieincn grrrunbrn
a IND , penn ~ gT ssn,n isin Hassr Won 6egf~ unc a8tntsrs 9Baarsn
ub 8isberRUen fir 6erren unb &na5en, lopie aus Strob. Qso6Snss
panama IA N1,' nS g gI4s Sr,i 41ts sn HnD Sane9 Mlgsn nnO a%tnOersatsnn
SItc werben no@ SprlNrft 0nseferti9t. '""''
etn Waarenlogtr Su %btlidtieen. @cc. g. 8ettn W. ~
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Strawberries

&auort unb nit eintm onsrrsbmen unb ltarfen Son, ippie otc it>
cpnoehanbeb Slonrs pn le@s SctaYen unb borattr Imo lei tm,
lntsrSeidnetcn jebcr 8cit bilis SIT tobcn.
Mud !perben GlaYiere Scltinmt nnS 9eltelunaen in allen Hsporn.
trcn an nnntOilten Snlrumentn in 8i6mpnb uS audi ousrr.
Halb Der Stnot ar9enpnlntsn unb aufle Bette unp 8ilste ousae.
tukrt. SOB. &ctnbarbt SeutIder QcbrCr.
grpaeitr., n0be Der Brand,
MNcnt fr WIllcr II. Gurta;, 9nifpn.
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p. 9etteS,
grrap Str., Swiihen q. II. 7. Str, nebcn q. @tbap's
pgSilbelm Sell Sats".
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