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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

become OF the Reverend Rife Bcecher
and our friends Of the.Gazettet why do
the republicans stand here idle-their
bretheyen are already in the ticld-the
voices Of distressed champions Of free
dom come mp to them from the far of
plains of Kansas. They want "arms"
Shapes Eihes--weapons Of any
kind-to be used in the holy cause OF
frcedom-and in robbing and murder
ing peaceablc settlers and in outraging
American women where O Rcpub-
leans is your patriotism Let the toe
sin sound the loud alarm, let bon fires
be lighted upon every eminence from
the mountain caps of New England to
the bluff tops Of the far west. Let the
politician declare it from the rostrum,
let the "thrce thousand clercymen Of
New England throw aside their Bibles
and preach upon It from the sacred desk
and let the thunders Of the republican
press be heard-ARMs ARE WANTED for
the relief Of the suffering champions Of
| freedom in kansas-arms, for purposes
of robbery, murder and outrage. Let
not the friends Of freedom be back
ward in answering the call. Let US
once more have return of the good
old times of 1855 when .the people
subscribed their thousands TO the
"Kansas fund.- Oh Republicans. will
you let them cry in VAIN! Can you
see them cast their longing eyes to YOU
for help and make no effort for their
relief. You are all children of one
common parcnt-they are all your
countrymcn. Some Of them pcrchancc
came from the same hallowed nook
among the mountains Of New England
which you call your native village
were perhaps the tr'ends and associates
OF your early days and sat by your
side and learned ont of the same book
in the school room. Will you not
stretch forth a helping hand =! VIII
you stand by and see them apprchcn-
dcd by the officers Of the law and
hanged, when few farms would enable
them to set all law at defiance and to
continue those robbcrics, murders and
outrages which they have already SO
heroically committed in the holy cause
of freedom and republicansm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
STOCK.


rgNUR thorough treci Durham Bun, DAvY
i CROCKETT 10 nov kept tor the bcrsht Of those
who wish o. svsil themselves nf his sefvicesi all
N Cannon's stabies, west Davenport
TEkss -CArh--for comuson et~s, -, fnr grede.
% part bred, $40, Tor thorough bred cows $40
pKscAIPIloN.-"pasy Crockett 10 q deep req,
WIS cs.ei Oh tho 2atn Of March, l,oe, br,a "
Jacob Perez OF Clark county Ohio. He lie one OF the
finest short hor.zad Durham Bulis oil his age IN the
sate-, or ia h gland. see his Pedigree. No las,
Vol. 5, American ieEi tooE.
rFpisAsE- -'Dsvy Crockett was got ny IuiIort-
ed Alderman ia cut u Young v'rsiuia, by Pow hat
tar IS . LAZY OF ,hc Lake by ImpoI. keformeT
Iis15, Rose q Sharon b. Rl.idere i,oSl Nd hose
9TH i. ri Hnbba,s 1928 ksd nose ~ ~ NJ
amrri-al caav by Pavori,e [,sel BY prince [tsi j
b, Fol- ,mbc E2c3 BY Hubbaek l5l9,l by James
Browns HE'D hul, lg7J
Fof further PARTICULARS iLqtfe al S~"ASn "'iA
Prenca's NILS, west Dsvent 1r
After dey,ting a large TORT on OF my time 'or the
past yenrs, sparins n.l'h'' iron1e nr 70
In tbs euuri ~ or 10 Europe, am happy 10 STATE
thatl r,n iuslly rea mnend one 2! the best young
tharrsu bret Stations in the wofin, oie OF Inc best
Hasarn III JACK, ana inported tharon+h-bI Dur
-, p.tls AND A. good 4 Ii refsTd lnl as England
| ever PRODUCED al Adernty Bal, and suiiois hos
! Ihr .er.irss OF all these alHn's AZ wiz IA VIZ
re.sf.t. rfry person who wisaes To improve their
tt,es TINS i sSety important branch Of "gtica-
tuts4 ftrlests ana ought u b. every Were pfpn
ucnt one although II hao i"feortre .. n 70" hinh u
| q geei, py Farms of Iowa, $40 hay hot paii
eaaic,.ut atpnii u the pr oduetian ofpare high
/ bred ANIMALS III vel h. 1@n iAct particHiariy
i nnlotg the growers Of me STOCK IA Ertiah1, That
! u the beat ire should b" pure 'h"roush bftd ant
ma the pring " sire OF The opl"ste chArs'c'
i,,sr.t IN defects Of iInp- rect ptdigrt
Another fact equally estabt4sa-d although u may
appear strange To some, is that the offspring ire
queuily p,.s"s the distinctly TRAITS 81 ehaticVfr
which y ut u,prrgn ,,cd the Gam. These, and many
equally npar,aut facts, render Il Of the lrst n.css-
siiy to obtain Thoroughbred animals, Tor the linz
! provement, 1T STOCK OF all KIND
4 "A kA.sn ITgf ~ nT
| hand for hae Thoruugb-bred stock.
apr9d&wSm D. - nANNoN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
800 Crates Of CrOcEc,v
W.h0lesaIe and Refnfy.

HAVE n stare and for sale the largest s.ock =,
4 God, IN this line, in the State NV storL en-
y. ~ all the varieties OF China s,laas ma Jnr,o
en- ware, yellow Rockingham waie, siIve, p,are,
ala hritabnia wave. Bohemian Belgium and ar,cr
lcan Glassware, Solar and FLUID Lamps Oh sndeiia,.
vi ahd'ts, Lamp wIcks Chin aeys and 90, az
LOOKING tia s.s and ,oh'ng 1lass pl.tes ana III
other artic'es usually X p In this line "
efeckery--Conssis OF upws rds OF 5O,, crates a nj
caAs impo ted direct fro the pe,erie. IN fjvrnooI
vhich enable me 10 sell my goods 90 Der cent less
thah any other dealer In the mar. t.
rrecch s'oTcelain.-I hsve jul r. ceive1 , vary
large stock Of white and gold baad China ,rec from
i-nes 3 France Ny a,sange ncnf With ne mann
tactnrers are such that receive none I'M, ina y :,
g'ade Of goods Of ,h- latest an most arprave .,rs
0oio band and decorated tea sets Are worth 60,
eignt 70 ~ nty-ive dollars, dinner sets and q, her
articles at all prices. ~ A
silver Plated Ware.-I have inst rece;v.a 4.
very Large sto~k OF Plated goods of rogers syn,h =
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be nj a,.d ~,
the best quality OF white metal which An Win d,,w
cuity be distinguished from silver "''
Locking 6lasses.-i have larger op.r,,,v
tnan has ever before been offered Jor sale m ,h,s
Place. Knives, forks and waters Of every una,la.
ana size. In fart everything appeytsinina L, NM.
line q business con b. had BY calling 1t No, io u
ClAire Mock.
maJsaew0 o. Z. wnnD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street soiM Moore d q nyyei
HIS Express IS designed to deliver goods for
/ Merchants, carry packages, buud,es mas me- IL
&c, for persons living on ia" bluff and IN remote
parts OF the City. VIII also be NJ the mark honsrs
every morning. at - 0clock--for the ,rese,. : 70
take any marketing - residences which may be de-
sired
Orders left ut the Office In the ''Fxpressr order
boxrs at Mcneil 4 Bro, J Is Sutton 4 Co. and w a
Wadsworth shall receive prompt attention
The charges wili be for delivering handles n.ck.
ges MESSAGES, &C. to any part OF the city below the
blufi. and between bridge and Western Avenue
10 CENTS For similar bundles. &c 1t EA.t OF North
Davenport 20c cash.
Favorable Ter ms will be made with merchants ~
others by the month or year :
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor.
sPr"u Office 50 Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
T,sEIApIES' DEPARTMENT.

For the accommodation Of Lady students, large
aad Wi 70 rnishcd rool entirely separate from the
tienterl, Is ID part melt Is provide t..
y y. We would rtll At Hiipn To III" fac that
nj Directors, LECTURERS, =, resife,ts u
tbs c.tV ana the Tcath hers al gGJed here ana hts
lls had tx,tr nc Ui several 49,, prnctl cal
accountants and TEACHER ant be .sta. lished here
soi.lc would request TIE pubic To give
cal ati CAinle the couTsa and our facilities for
teaching it. LOPEZ {. PRATT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
THE BRITISH AGGRESSIONs.
COUNTER sIsIExESTs.

The brig Pulaski, Capt. Hathorn, from
Cienfuegos, arrived here this evening, and
reports that Oh the llth inst, in lat. Is :
u sec, long So 3; sec. she was hailed
from British wal steamer bark rugged,
and asked where she was from and bound,
bat was not requested 70 he@ye 10, nor Was
she boarded, nor did the steamer fire at het
Cart. Hathorn says the commander Of The
steamer conducted himself Just a. decent
shiprnaster would when speaking another
vessel at sea.
The brig Eliza Merrithew, Capt. Gordon,
from Sagua H. Grande, ed here yester-
day afternoon While at Sagua, her Capt.
savs, he was not troubled by the British,
and he believes two thirds OF the stories ia
circulation about outraces, dc, are made
out OF whole cloth.
Cart Cline, the boarding officer of the
Merchants Exchange News room, say that
he has convcrsed freely with the officers
al 4 crews of every vessel from Cuba " hich
has arrived At this port, end h declares
that not one Of them consi terei himself
damaged to the amount ri one cent MANN
Of the stories about having been fired iuto
need confirmation. H. two cases where fla,
captains report having been fired at neither
the crew nor the mates knew anything OF il
and the nonsense about the overhcariul,
conduct Of the officers was too often invent
ed Frequently mana wars boat has
dropped alongslde, and the officer, without
leaving her, has asked a few questions. and
showed oifagain. Those who wish to create
a sensation, and see their names in print,
make outrages of common courtesy. The
British officers generally, the crews of our
Cuba trade repot, appeared anxious to avoid
giving offence --Boston Irauefier INGp 2eN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
The Chicago Tribune on tho Free State
Outrages.

The Kansas correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune, the leading rcpubh-
can journal of the Mort Invest, writes
long letter to that reliable shee, con-
tanning an account Of numerous "boI-
der ruilian" outrages and stating that
band Of "lioc state men," acting un-
der the orders of that unobtrusive
FREUD of freedom, Captain Montgom-
cry, was engaged in protecting The
settlers.
The very band of cut threats who
during the past month teen engaged
in stealing horses, burning houses, rob-
bing stores, plundering settlers, turning
sick men from their beds, threatening
the lives of Judicial officers, declaring
their intention to hang Captain An
dcrson of the United States army and
his company on the highest trees in
the territory of Kansas, resolving not
to allow the laws to be administered.
numbering peaceable settlers and COM
polling delicate women to stand before
them IN state of nudity, these very
villains are now attempting to throw
the blame of their horrid atrocities
upon the "bordcr ruffians'' and the
Democratic party.
tits an outrage, disgrace to this
free country and this civilized age that
journals are allowed to exist, willing to
give cOuntenance to such base false
!. hoods and to sustain and protect band
of vagabond frecdom-shrieking cut
Threats like that commanded by Cap
tain Montgomery.
This same benevolent disinterested
free state correspondent of the Tribune
closes his letter in a lnaner entirely in
keeping with his character.
The whole people in that region feel in.
secure and well know that these murders
: are liable to be repeated any day or night.
l Ihey are IN GREAT NEED OF ARMS and an,aani-
ton Tor self protection but there are none IN
tic Territory that can be obtained"
: Here is cool request. This preci-
GUS band of cut Threats, these blood
. stained murderers, through the medl-
! um Of the pen of the Tribune's cstima-
bic correspondent, come before the
: good people Of the North, relying on
G an appreciation of their services, and
: ask for more arms to be used in the
commission of more robberies, more
murders and more outrages upon re-
> spectacle women. Where are Horace
= Grsslsy and Thurlow Weedi what hss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

MAN WHrrrED.-At St. Charles, one dav
last week. young man employed in a
clothing store at that place, who had made
himself obnoxious to the females who had
occasion to be out from home after dark.
was met on the street by what he supposed
to be frail but fair one from this city. and
numerically cow-hided upon making gal
liant advances. The soi doisant lady chased
her young gentleman from the bridge
through the main street Of the village, fol-
lowing up the heavy blows as she went,
and the amorous young man crying her mer-
cy. 1t is hardly needless to state that the
whipper and avenger of the ladies was a
man, in female apparel.
Verdict Of the public: served him right.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Land sc.pe uni Perspective Drawing,


Also taught ly competent Instructors.
TIbhik lower ihhu at any other institution Of the
kind and TIME EsIIaitgED, eNh sChoiarship be-
ing iFI kTNBIHsHir. Ar pupIl- are instruct
. Il inllyIiu.liy. hnd not IN elias Is lhty nsy eom-
msIce nj any time
Rooms ne have recerty moved into the large
70 m known as'Grigg Hal which, with the adj
oiulng r., M, form IA most fnmpdious and best
aasptei situst ion for the parpose ia the city.
0p, n at all nou.s from n m til y pm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

BENEFITS or TUE CoAsT SUNyEY.-AmonC
the important discoveries constantly being
made by the coast survey, the Office IN
Washington, it is has just received intclli-
gence of a new channel leading into st.
Georges Sound and Alphabetical Bay, in
Florida, with four feet more water On the
bur than on the entrance commonly used -
This new channel is close under the eastern,
end OF Dog Island. THIS discovery is worth
perhaps millions of dollars to the people OF
that section, and is but one Of similar cha
raeter frequently following the lators OF
the coast survey.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
stolen.

nN the night OF The l4th inst, from the levee be-
I J tween Iowa ard the junction Of Front with Sc
end street, scow BAIL BOAT carrying Jio and
Main ssiJs; size-lS 20 feet bs By bull, blsfk
as1t l,pht blue whoever returns the above de-
sc,It,ed boat VIII be suitably rewarded upon csios
:, mo nenton Uouse nayI6-itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Ee0ck Island Trcspassers.
To all whom it may concern.
T.1AE .YT}yETE.

ff'lIy understand having been appointed by tie
l. War Department as & AgeD. Of the Quarter Ma
ter Department ~ Rock Island" with full ipst-uc-
lions 10 adopt ali necessary measures the pro-
teton Of TIE property from Expectations and intru-
sons." Now, therefore. all persons yyhomsoeYr: .ot
having legal r.gt: hereby warned and notified
10 quit thu premises, and abstain from ATTY furthsr
respass.
The Deputy r s. Marshal Tor Illinois Will take
charge OF all wooi cut on the ground and forbid .ny
person removing the until the proper DAMAGES
can De assesscI and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any hind and notified to abStsin nom arv
trespass whatsoever, as iesxl steps will be faksn
AgAins, such depre1ators.
H. SIAyMAEER,
GeelGtts 4 Agsut war Dstt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Denecrstic County Conventian.

- Democrats Of Scott County will assemble In
0cavsosion, on saturday, the 12th day ofJune A. H.
1sos q two O'Clock r. H., 70 appoint delegates 20 at
e>oA the Democratic State and Congressional C'r.
vsotloa 70 be held al Iowa City the 4ith day Of
Juns eext.
0,ch township; one for every tvnty Drmocratie
vssss cost for Governor In October last and one for
Ooeh Traction over.
~ DsDecraas Of the different townships are is-
easoesd y osod delegates 70 the above Convention
Pr order
Auarln Conn., HUOH v. GILDEA,
A. oMALlyIslD, ". shkMAs,
0.W. DAxEa, p. MELTON,
\. D0YY. County Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

WE would respectfully inform the citizens Of Da
w venYvrt and the vicinity, that We have 4 pa
tent white wash for whis.i.ine honses outside and
fsoces. that w. wiz insure to remain white. fron
y years without sealing on Above ere pre-.
par>1 % whits wash md Whlt0 eeOtnosy - osdees
aprl1-0 NJ. 6yK0 = jAok9A01oo3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
evening lecture.

Delivered BY 1r1fessonal gentlemen q sknowledged
All lily a.. talent on -ni jeats Intimately ouhncct d
with the inteIe l. OF thc merchant. mechanic, ftr-
;ner and others. VIZ --Nerod atiie LtSo. Rdir0dd-
m. and N7r7 LG,c BARI Q an" fredp2ge,
iDtfcI H. .rg, t.utBttlcid' u ogrcyiy lars
~ tuiiols,. iIercantde castoms, L0rre, 1ozdencf
1f tgcoVYt4 IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Strayed or stolen

TyROM the residence Of the soubscr:ber, near pa
il venprt a three yssr old bay colt. with
white spot on his forehesd. Anybody giving iG-
lormaton that viii lead to his rec very VII De suit
ably rewarded. JOHN Il AIN0'
mayl2 -d1tV1t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
The Mammoth Jack,
+. DEACON s)hRDEN, ,

WILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing atssCn, NJ ny Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa
PgpIGasE. Deacon Dsrden' was g.. by Mason's
ceieblht.I imported "hammot!. j. k-5ut OF a
Thoroughbred BLACK warrior Jenny
DEsoRIPIIoS.-"iIe DaTdcH' was foale! CT
tbs 18th of jay 1851 bred by Col. II Chri,tusn,
o. j ssamiu County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HAaDs,
THREE ISCHLs HlGH, AND 6RowfSG. As for b ne,
nuscle and sii!cw. he i unrqnalei by any Jack la
th- Stare, and viii challenge comparison with any il
the Union.
Observation-Disclosures leap $40; season 4l5.-
Mas by tn season, not proving with fpa VIII he
serve. tie following season free Of charge Every
precaution will be taken to prevent accidents, but
Will not be responsible should any occur.
1ne p-oprietor would csli the attention OF lsrmfrs,
and ,sr persons raising stock, to thc gr al demand
for Mules in all parts OF the country, and the high
prices at which they are N srliing.-Cai hid TX
amitc Dc.cor Darirn iefo having your marse
= we'd For fnr her Particulars enquire at Calnen
y f.e, cts Mills or Of
TUE 81 BaCRIBER OFFERS TO PER SONS
yI4hu- tolmprove thctr stock. the scIvi"s OF
his thorough bre Hereford Bun saRO En-" bred
ty Er,stus Corning OF Albany, n. and can re-
'o,ameni h.n TO III public as second 70 no bnii OF
MS az and blood in thc Untted States.
Pam. .EE Rover, caist hIri n, 1854 cot by
CARDINAL W.semaH dun B'anty. Cardinal " is
| ni4f gliis Expeo .tioil, out II wisdom by Wccd-
stock, BY You.e FavoTite ont Of Mr.. Tulles' :
Tr-deger Prise Hcnsr ESpecistion was ty Hopo
Jut ct tic celeb, ated Cow, Old spot. liz j. OWL
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dutthrss which nbtIin-
I'd u fis. prize ot the Royal Agricultural Society
three years in succession q ana threc year
old.
Beauty, by wonder. (420) dam, Pretty Maid. ty
Ton, (2i3, grand dem, Pretty Maid, by Chsis'rey,
6 dam, Old Damsel by Coalmsn's Bull ggg dam,
Oh Daisey, by Chan oetr; ggsg dam, Cherry No
BY the late Thes Andre Knights BIli winner Of the
cup Hereford, 1897 srg.g am, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew Knight Of Downtoa Gas lie
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS OF improving their stock either
for the dairy or beef vonld do well 20 them.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding 10 this iLe
animal
The Hereford cattle are decided TO be the most
choice beef Ia the verdi
Te. ms OF service For common and grade cows -
per head; for thorough bred cows per head.
Enquire 1T Cannon X French's Mills, West Daven-
port Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
Apr9jAw3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS,

Adapted 10 every Department Of Trad, Commerce
Manufacturer &C lnyr.Len.ing the best forms ia
Tie most .iaiue Mt establishments .eaged
individually or il partnership IN business, vi ihci
prosperous or sd.erse III the purchase and sale o.
ier,i4aa5. za wholesale all reta.l, impor ing and
exporting. their own account ON commits ion Or
iei4t specu a,ion il ciudns specn ato. in Stocks
Real Estate, Sc. y II Jataiug, ship Ing, NinlB-i
Manrfac'nrinc, etaaiEboat, Rnlroad, mixing and
E.chsnsa rooks ~ Joint stock and Chartered ~.
els iAls IN N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
nouocratic state Convention.

A Convention % the Democratic parry p" a..
n Iowa win be held al Iowa CITY, o"
saah dsy q June, ISIS, for the pnn''ze "
e.n,,a..ss sos the ofhoes Of Secretary A""'" ~"
Ss,..urer o, STATE; also 'f the 'rasA,''"n % s"s
..A., bushes. =. said oonsen'n may deem p,"', -,
p. ratio Of rrpresen'a,'o" will be one a.eF"'e f
,,,,,d,ei votes. and one additional delegAte
-. traction over nfty vot cast IN each county
-. n.u,ocrstic candidate for Governor In October
~. Counties casting less number OF votes viii be
.us,tled 70 one delegate each.
No oounty can be represented by proxy,
o-o W ncCfaAay GEO. 8. G. Dow,
d. O. PINCH, WIN. NooHi'
so-~ O,A.r CHARLES CoRHERy,
Wv. BELKNAP, d. H. soLoNos'
]. b. TEST, ShHe te''""t 'o"'"''"'e'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Mercantile Correspondence.

Such EXERCISES are introduced upon this SUBJECT A.
ca aiat,a t. impress business habits on the stu
dent, T. Te as t. fann IT, him with C3nHrrttsl
IT. i4te 4liii.s an" Paf, o,sYn III tIi3- i,rC t.nI
I.Noiess 40 omit Sales, Bills q EXchang". ~.
COMMERCIAL CANCELLATIONS
Embrace gencral eyer ses and rues f0r evc!y va
iiety Of cupiIu,sti as pertaining hnsinc-s. :ine
taught arcovGius - The most u frrn and sppg1v |
.Aecs: Itcrss', discounts, Equations, ArA ifr-
ft9a II IctttnCe, ete
Tine # Comn,c1c Rg-Ssw-anv time.
l.g9t. IL Dul.fGGti"Rs to enter--An oidlEs ~
/ tii4 li-h aS d anon.
Tine reqnirej 10 eoaIiete Es Course From
e'git 10 Twelve weeks.
Cost Of afioneiy tfc-Frou So ST..
l,ioac Awarded TO we'll qualifitl GRADUATES.
Lsfe Scholuships-Iseued n one College .,oOd 10
the other.
Colie2e Rooa,s-N atty .arnisaed And conveniently
arranasdo lug a:y, and Vi the lcst bes uifai ocA-
tim In I'll. city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

A DRAwN G,Mr--in n prize fight, which
came off on long Island, at sunrise last Mon
DAY. between Charles Ross, If New York,
and John Casey, of Trey, for a hundred do
lars a side, the stakes were drawn, ~ mel
Their could be declared victor. The conai-
ton oil the parties after the fight OF one
hour and ten minutes, is thus given
Both men were Of large size and wei.
proportioned, aud to the unpracticed eye
one seemed in as good coalition a. the
other. They went at it in good earnest,ahd
fought for one hour and ten minutes, whrn
both belig, rents Lecame 50 much eNtau T.
ed that they could move. The respective
partizans of each picked them up and
wrapping them in WOODEN blankets, = laced
them in carriages, Their faces were beat
en- into undis,inguishable shapes, and their
bodies We're covered with blood, so as to
present fiishlful and revolving picture.
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20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED

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Al.u month, and no risk. 4or further particulars
address, Post OIce box GSs, and for reference Demo
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EDUCATIONAL.
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DAVENPORT IOWA.
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MATHS win able assistants
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