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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Notice 70 Nleck RaiearS.

TI>Hs thoronsh breed Durham Bml. UAvy
CAoCKEII, IL now kept Tor the beueat of sAose
VINO ssh 10 .vai themssisss Of his servNes. at J,
Il CAnnon's stable-. Wet DAy enpoit
TLRns -Cs-h-FJr common toss IS for erper
or part hred. Ale. for thorough bred cows go.
nsscHirrioS.-"Dasy Crockett" 10 deep red.
WIS csisei ON the 2Stn of March. 1855, bred b.
jacob Pierce Of Clark county OHIO. He IL one VI thc
aest short hotnr.i Dorhsm Bulls Of hts - N tse
stae-, III HIg.AnA. See his Pedigreec, No. las.
Nol y, American herd took. -
PHnioxgE = 'Dsvy Cvockett' MAS Got By IuRort.
cd Anerinsn 2dl cut of Young yirs inia, by Powhss-
TN as |. LAZY OF the Lake by Imported Reformer
ls.'ol Kose II sharon by Brlv1s-s 1861 R@d Rese
5th by ~ Hustsek 1873 Red Nose - b. kaSs
Grace sli hed Rose LIST by Yaiborough f7ubI
American Gov nv favortc 1921 bv = ace (Aah 4
ey Fob t2s3.l BY H.bpaek [sis,l BY james
Browns Ned hun, fs1 - i n
For further Particulars ir auiYe at Cannon and
French Mills West Davenport ~ vi
After cevoting large rort OF my time for the
psst six yenrs, .parne trouble cr expenss "a
obtain the beet thoroughbred stock that could Ls
10 this country or In xurope, am hsppy 20 smse
mat can Justly recommend one Of tbs bsst young
.n.rosh bred ssaons in the woIid, one q IT, hsst
asmiro.h Jeca, and ioDessed thcrossh-pseA DSs-
ham Bulls, and - GOOD HesetoS6 nuu - ux9iUln
ever produced, an Ald-rney Bull, and Suf,lk Hoas
The services OF all these animals ere within sns
reach di every person who wisIes to improve ,heiv
stock. This Is avery important brslch oe agricul-
turai Interests. ANA ought b. every where prom
inent one although 1t hs. bere'orcre been too much
aog,eetc. Dv the Fafms OF Iowa, who have not maid
sufficient attention the pr oduetion Of pure hish.
bred auina!s. It's wi sn3wp fact, particularly
among the growers of fine SroCK in England, that
1the best siTe should b. pure thorough bred ami
maj as the ofsprins of sire OF the oppost, charaer
invariab, shows thsdeiects Of impe feet pedigree
Another fact equally establish although il msy
appear sSangc 10 SOM. ~ that the e1spri,v; ire.
quenly posses he distinctive traits II characters
which nfst impEegnavd the dAu. Thesa. end .msnv
equally important facts. render II OF the first neces.
sityt" obtAiu thorough bred ANNALS for the A,
prnvencni, ,of STOCK OF all kind
Aow f1v
hand for sae Thorough bred Stock.
apr 9dS w}m = ~ q NNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Shefi6ss Sale.

Dr. virtue OF q special execution issned from the
ID tfice of the Clerk Of Clinton County, iowa In
FAVOR u AdAnson Rapp aud against Alexander
KsnnAday, dated on the 81 day OF April 1855 and 20
me directed. Commanding me that . ,csnse' 20 bs
made he sum OF nine hundred AMI forty five d,llars
aud eighty SIX cAhts, am0ant des tncudins d-bs,
tere1t and costs Of suit with interes the ct the
rate Of six per cent per snnUH1 from the 10Th day o.
March 1858 by sale OF the following descrt ei real
sstae, ,o'wit Part Of lot No in hisl-r,s sdsiil
ton to the city OF Day. nport described a. follows
to-vit: Commern ing at the south ve corner Of
said lot No and running thence north on Brady
street { feet, thence eAst one hundred and nifty
feet thence south ten fee. thence feet also
the south half OF the snnih hals Of tbS north
east quarter Of section No IS Town hip No 50 north
OF RAnsh No 5 cas- of the 5th r 'also I tract
u Iand ,lsin. directly east and IN front Of lot
No | in Block 10 I ID the town q EsizibtNh
City topnced the orth BY Fillmore sir ct Oh the
eat ~ the Misjs tppi liver on the south by Ia nd
owned ~ 4 D Philip On the west by the Canaan
che Road being 81 feet FROM orh to snutn aih nun
nlng from sa:d Ca anchs Road to tn; Mississippi
River be the same moe or less and be ng fhe same
land conveyed BY Levi Shade and wife 70 Alexander
Kannady by deed March the 23d 1855, and recorded
in book A. Of trwn eiS page VI the Reesrd OF said
cia execution have lssisd utpn and shall sell the
above described real estate at ptbic auct on Al the
Court Hauses4oof in ,be CITY OF Davenport in Scott
County, Iowa, on Saturday the 18th day Of Nav
1858 ,stthe hsup Of 2oicock q <aid day. 70 the
highest bidder therefor In cash, or sufficient thereof
to satisfy said debt and cnstsDf salt - well
as all accrGeins costs thereon
6Gerif od1oe, Aprii 18th 1858. a4.,ss..t :
H. LEONARD, Sher iff Of said Co Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Local Affairs.

SUNDAY MoRNING PAPER.-On and
after Sunday morning next, We shall issue a
Sunday Denocrat and the Monday follow.
ing, none.
We shall keep our columns open until l /
o'clock, saturday evening. and the Sunday
issue will include all the news of Saturday,
up to that hour
This paper will contain full market re-
ports, and complete commercial and fnan.
cial review for the week, ending Saturday.
We shall also devote some portion of the
paper to Sunday reading
Those who have the democrat left at their
places Of busines can have it changed for
Sunday to their residences, by leaving di.
rectlons at the officer or with either of the
carriers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YORK, April l6.
The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, from
Liverpool Sd inst. arrived this morning.
The Kangaroo from New York, arrived
Inc flrst news very unimportant
Politics and Commerce dull during the
Easter holidays.
The Indian loan 10000, 90 sterling, was
all bid for, except 100000, at % to los,
averaging about 96, which was the quota
tlon on change
The Atlantic Cable was being taken on
board the Niagara and Agamemnom rapid
ly, and will be finished about the 10th of
May.
Some deep sea experiments are 10 be made
before the final attempt.
Fears are entertained for the American
steamer Gambia, nearly month over due.
ENGLANp.-The relations of France and
Switzerland continues unsatisfactory, giving
rise to uneasness.
The Paris Bourese Las lost its buoyancv
and was daily declining.
Spain is sending reinforcements to the
Gulf Of Mexico.
New measures of public safety, had been
organized at Madrid.
The Bank Of Holland have reduced its
rates of discount to 3 IL.
The Porte is said to have rejected the de
mand Of France, for the authorization of a
Canal through the Isthmus Of Suez
London Money market continues very
abundant out
The Bank of England had made no
change in rates. Actual loss had prevailed
on the Stock exchange
Consols clos ed on Thursday the 1st at
80 4a96 rs for money and account.
Business was suspended on the ID, it
being Good Friday and Saturday was to be
observed as a holiday.
The returns Of the Bank Of England for
the week, ending 3lst March show falling
Oft in the Bullion of flOi, ,S95.
The Africa passed the Canada at 3 the
morning of the 4th and the Fulton on the
10th.
The paddle steamship Gorgan. will ac-
company the Agamemnom in laying the
telegraph cable.
FRANcE.-The French Minister to Switzer-
land, has again insisted that the federal gov
ernment shall establish Consuls at Chende-
PORTS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

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Important From washfn1ton.

Messrs. Stevens, English and Howard
were announced to the Senate, Oh ,rhdssaay,
as members Of the conference committee on
The part OF the House. Speaker Orr, has
made q good selection the majority of the
committee being conservative Democrats.
stevens has been an active supporter of
the Administration. English is also q
conservative man. Howard is Republic.
an and will probably use his Influence to
the utmost to prevent any agreement be-
tween the Houses,
There Is now strong prospect of an
arrangement of the difficulties and of the
speedy settlement Of the Kansas question.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
something New.
DAVENPORT CITY. EXPRESS.

Office %, Brady Street soith Moore q g oyy,ef
THIS Exrress is designed 10 deliver goods frr'
i Aerchants, carry pscksees, buudles, mas ages
4c, for persons living on tbs bluff and in semote
parts Of the City VIII also be at the maj Ret houses
every morning - 6k o'sljck-for the present : to
take any marketing to rssidences which msy be de-
sired.
Orders left at the flee or in the Express" order
box at Mcneil i Bro, B Sutton Co, and W q
ellsworth shsil re -eive prompt at ension.-t
The charges will be for delivering bundles, packa-
ges. MESSAGES, Ac 20 any pat Of the city below the
10 cents. Fcr sim iiar bundles, &c at1s.t North
Davenport 20c cash. .--
Favorable terms will be made with merchants or
others by the month or year i ,' m
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor,
apr7dtf ONCE 50 Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

A Prize Essay ON ADVERTISING Mr. Bon.
ner, of the New York Ledger, whose enor-
nous advertisements have attracted SO much
attention, has advertised himself into for
tune. He sends to the New York Times
a note from the tax assessor informing him
that he is rated at 100000. This little
note Mr. Bonner calls " prize essay on the
benefits OF advertising" for to that he at
tributes his success, and BY that he meaus to
quadruple his fortune Dubuque North West
We give the above as q notable example Of
the benefit to be derived from q thorough
and judicious system Of advertising Mr.
Bonner started his paper . short time since
on q small capital, which, by liberal out
lay Of money in advertising has been in
creased to colossal fortune. Those who
croak about the squandering Of money in
tLis manner should consider well the above
paragraph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
TT The Gazette of Yesterday. SAY

~ The Gazette of yesterday, says
that We have acknowledged our allegiance
to the Little Giant, and are Douglas men.
Yes Doctor, We do acknowledge our al
legiance to the Little Giant as one of the
greatest of living minds. Douglas men, SO
long as Mr.. Douglas continues true to the
great national principles of the Democratic
party, and does not differ with them except
upon question of policy.
We are Douglas men; although We can
not agree with the position which he has
taken uron the Leeompton question, and
cannot sustain some Of the 'uncaled for re-
marks smade by him in his late speech,in re-
gardto the Administration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Design.

It is the design Of the proprietors OF these Colleges
to offrr yoong men who contemplate entering the
Mercantile Profession 1ha Ra4t ample faciIiie. for
airing a sound practical 6u.ins. education ana
% qualify themselves for the xariouA imports nj du
ties Of the Counting House Their school si Peoria n
now established upon drm basis, and The patronage
1t has received Ia Its comparative youth Is unparsl
leled IN Abe history OF Mercantile Coleges and hss
stimulated the proprietors 10 renewed exertons
and ~ish y extspd their <ld Of labor, The Ques,
ton then ariees: Where shall they goY And the
matter Is soon settled--DAvEspoRT has been =.
ected; 1t bei.g the first eiy in Iowa, in point Of
be au'y, population, wealth aud commerce: and fhe
College Rooms will be open In that place tor ths r..
cep,in OF stadsnts n !.
ON THs FIRST DAT or MAY, 1855.
OF cur corps Of Lecturers have but little 70 say
aoit 10 only neossaxs IN ann0unee thaiu WhG
win the ssestess can, and are the vssy 49, that
can be procured.
WtAeSs insert shortnssscs srom the Peoris Dsa,y
Transcript, which is only one from among seer o
"M8RcANTILE COLLEGE call Atten-,
tion OF our citz,ns to DAVIS TIPTOH CommeS-
Cal Institution In this CITY, widsh u il VIZ 0cr-
ishing condition The ution In the CONNER.
caI world should ltad IN TO appvtcisse the tiltfy ana
apd importance Of Q systematic knsweoge Of the
bubfess relations 81 thA nnefvhsnt and the sfpnce
Of accounts and its application 70 trsde The asttsr
ing success u shi- Institution Stncs ts NM III
Der Of scnda6ps is5usd Is enc0uIrsis . ks TX. f
s.s' ,,, K ;ss AK ss:,sR 70 ys,es
!tutsa. eSsrse4 i ,ifay .fsyws. .' =. + SSs
ess q nSsls Isssoess z ssseus naS - ass.Ef s e
ns's So1 sasS.1 sss,S:tcd lisS IL r.,,:,s. 4
0,s;s zss.::. :: 1t. "a EssSs sfs;i;D,
t0cb14W. .. c.fy .,,Rsoeia. Da1neia,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

HoUsE--IIouse is engagedin private bills
The committe of conference on the Kansas
till met at ii o'clock this morning. Mr.
Stephens was absent in consequence of ILL
ness and the committee adjourned to meet
ut l l tomorrow. Nothing has transpire,l
to indicate that any agreement can be
affected.
SESATE-The morning hour was consum-
ed in consideration of private bills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

To Rent.
THE Eddy House at East Davenport. Terms
i easy.
Apply to ". h. Hidreth on the premises.
aprl6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
~- Our Dubuque contemporaries


are having nice comfortable little quarrel
over the question whether Dorr, of the Er-
press d. Herald voted the straight Democrat
ic ticket at the late charter election held in
that city.
Three columns day for the past week,
in each of the papers, upon that question
may be decidedly interesting to the combat
ants but we opine that their readers would
be better pleased with something else.
Dorr is undoubtedly a great man but
we don't consider it worth while TO turn
the word upside down, more than twice a
week on his account
Put on your coats and stop quarreling,
gentlemen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

ARRIVALS.

Ami ' Ais.
FANNY HARRIS. Webb.
MODERATOR. Merritta, Pitt sburgh.
CHrPtwA, Cresler, Dubuque.
ALHAxBRa, Harlaw, st. Louis.
PEMBESAw, Griffith
Ben CAxrBEL. Myers. Montrose.
FIRE CANOE, Martin, st. Louis.
Kate CAssE1. Grey. Dubuque
DEPARTURES.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb, Calena
MODERATOR, Merritta, Pittsburg.
CHRrAwA, Cresler, ST. Louis.
ALHAMBRA, Herlaw, Dubuque.
PEMBESAw, Griffith, st. Paul.
FIRE CANOE, Martin, st. Paul.
Ben CAMPBELL, Myers, Montrose.
The river is about at stand, and will
probably commence falling in the next
twenty-four hours.
There was large list of arrivals yester-
day, but all the boats came up light.
The Ben Campbell started on her Excur-
sion last evening with goodly number of
young folks, all bent on enjoying themselves
hughly.
Nothing of interest is transpiring on the
the Iower river.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Rock. Island Trespassers.
To all whom 1t may concern.
TAKE .KnT1CE.

T1NH1 undersigned having been appointed By the
i War Department ss Agent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Dspartzent 1t Rock Islsnd," With full inetruc
tons 10 adopt all neceasayy mDasures. Tor the pro-
lection Of tie property from depredations and ntru.
havtng legal right are hereby warned and notined
quit tbs premises, and abstain from any further
respgss
9ke Deputy q. 8. 1sshal Jos Inineas wan take
charge Of AL wood cut on TIE ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper danaee
can be Ayoessed and PAID. ---- -
Al persons ere hssssg fosbid eutttna voel o. u
Der Of any kind and not!aeA 70 sbeiAiA 1Poo anl
trespass whatsoever, q Isgal slspe nm g 49,
aeainn OacA 0epSUdatosS.
n. Z. .sIAYNAHBDs. :.
nAe1Ohts n n Aeert Vev vssrA
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DAILY STATE 0EMocBAT.
RgCHARDSON d WEST
KpfToRs AND PRoPRfEToRs
D. n. RICHARDSON, oro. n WEST
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
As a0RExD UPos Br rBx
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 1st., 1881.
NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.

Larse cuts charged double the same dimensions OF
type.
Displayed advertisements ono-half more thsp
usual rates.
Yearly advertising CONTRACTS Will BE- understood T.
apply strictly u the Immediate business 0 the sdyer
User, and all other advertisements sent Ia by the l.
'ertiser will be charged extra.
AdVertc cments not accompanied with Instruction.
WI be inserted until fJrbd, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benesoent purposes III
srv'ed one time free OF cost, thereafter charged
Osher advertisements.
Advertisement, frosI abroad must be paid for IN
eariatfy IN dfrance, unless from approved Agent
contracts To- yearly advertising termlnab!e AZ the
toh OF advertisers they paying adyabc enient Of
-Jper cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements Inserted mex, to reading matter
- pr cent advance on ab1Ye rates aud kept M
side, % per cent advance regular rales.
All transient Advertisements must be lald for In
advance
kfCHARDSDN WEST, Iowa state Democrat.
.AA DKha u BRO. DAILY tiaz,tte
IL LIsciIER n co, Der Dein0krat.
HAkhlNGToN WiLKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
gentlemen.

AN ONION BArrLE.-We were very
much amused yesterday while standing on
the levee, at "a ight between party Of
men and boys who were engaged in rifling
barrel of apples of its contents, and
another party who were standing on the
steps of Burrows Block. A cargo of ap-
Piles had been landed on the levee, and by
some means the head of one barrel had
been Knocked out. When this was discov-
cred about fifty of the crowd made rush
to obtain handful, when the party on the
steps commenced peltiug them with onions.
Many Of the onions were decayed, and
when they struck the person. would leave q
mark and smell not-easily got rid Of
The barrel Of apples disappeared very sud-
denly, but We opine that the black eyes
and bruised limbs will be visible for some
time to come.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

FINE .EwELRY.-We dropped into
the jeweirv store of Nelson & Brother just
above the Post office, and took a look
through their fine stock of iewelry. which
they have just received by express Among
the heaps Of gold we noticed several new
and beautiful styles which would set lady
crazy to look at-provided she could not
procure them. The Messrs. Nelson are
bound to keep ON hand the best stock in the
city and they will sell it at the lowest liv-
ing prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

SHor LIFrING.-A chap went into
the ejewelry store of Wallace d ingalls, yes
terjay afternoon and while looking at some
watches, managed to slip ten dollar ring
into his pocket. After be had left. the pro.
prietor missed it, and started couple of
Policemen on his track, who succeeded in
capturing him in the lower end of town.
The fellow did not deny the theft, but
would give no account of the ring.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
4 .C0NFlDEKTAL LETTER

TI'O Married Womes on the Voluntary C.ntrol Of
the Maternal Fubction, Strictly Moral in II tome
by professional Gentleman vho has made the Pays
iology OF procrestion his special stndy the great
ps OF hts life. 1t clas rly rehesrses the philosophy
Of impreg oation snd contains a summary OF all the
IN des rAoEted to. TO prevent eoneeption. potntins
out which are efficient and discussing their virtues
with recommendations ami Directions hew to easily
and safely forestAll conception Sent under SEAL By
mail free for 81. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT BUSCH. n. D.,
De 2hk 01m 4AH I1Foadvsv NY
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,, &c
1. 4 w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal St. 4 7l9 Broadway, N. 7.

tEsia blisted 1s0A.) .'tfs, =. .
Importers and Dealers IN Firs' QuoIitieS
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
of-r 70 the TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE "a MIIIr
and a.! who ase choice III their tsste, and desire
genuine article, a large variety Of
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK. .SOCCHONG, POUCH
ONG. kNGLlSH BREAKFAST, OOLONG, lAPR
= htAL, HYSON, GUNPOwDER YOUNG HYsON,
Ac.. IN chests and half chests, sc.
COfFEH-AOChA and JAVA. t,
WINES-MADERIES, SHERRIEs PORTS HOCKS
&c., versold and high grades, in original packs-
gs druliJons magnnms and bottles.
BARTON and GUESTIER'S CLAREL5.
CHAMPAGNES: Meet h Ihanion's Cabinet Impl
Verzenay Do. Heiiseic A.o.H Mnmm's DO ,ia,
LIQUORs-Rraniies, Ru 0ls, Whlskcy, Gin, Arrack,
Absinthe, kirsch NC, &C., in original psckages
also, Curacao, Maraschno, Anisette, Noyeau, Bit
MALT LIoUORs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
English ALES. &
sEGARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PlCKLE5-ENGILSHa and FRENCH. it <a1
SAUCES-Ror Fish Currie Game Meat, sc.
CHEE5E- sT1LTON CHRDDER. ROYAL vICTO-
RIA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMESAN GKUY
ERE, SAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AAkRICAN.
suGARs-LOAF, CRUSHED, PULvERISRD, 81
CRO1y, &c. In barrels md half barrels, -.
HAMS-WESTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE -
E.Our Liquors are arranted unadulter ated 40
OF our own Importation. IApr, "a diy!l
y ARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGRNTS-ExPERI.,
1GESCED Csnvassing Agents wanted In ali psrtA
of the country Tor the "Comprehensive Geography
and History, lAncieat and Aodern> Of the Whole
BY 8. 9 GooDRICH, (Peter PArey.) Elegantly boupd
and beautifully illustrated. Price -. Sold only BY
Agents To whom special districts viii be given. Ap
piicants should state what counties they would lie
J.H. COTTON q CO.,
AShi7d0 l72 William .txeet. n. Y,
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CNAL.i IlkLIl ldALI!l
No ALL VINO REGUIRE CLOTHING.

a NNOUNCHe that he 10 prepared 4. .saeeavs ana
"A an ordsre N aeesst style Of the est. apolnS"s
ROOM NO. s, FRANKLIN BLOCK,
49, AAaus' Dook otoEs. whssa hs may q I'll tine
a.s.s.:s: s:.::s: g & gs:sss1'' s:ss. ana ss:s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

ioWA tiIf IOWA.
'l'iiis Large and C0mmodiops Hotel has been eased
l. by The bropriet thoroughly repaired and reno
Nat"d, NEATLY furnished throughout la the best
her, with sFEIAG Bk ps AID LIoHT Ed WIN CAS- =.
NO pains will be pared to make the PARK HOUSE
the" A No. " House of the Guy; iubeins much the
largest ami Pleasantly situated Ia . central location
IN te corner Of j. nsi son and Dubuque streets,
the Cuty PARK with comfort able accommodations for
Two Hun irud Guests
TKKH5-In canformity to the times.
Good and CapaciorIs Stabng All he'd TO the house
J TIL 5DELL. Proprietor.
Nov2tdtf Formerly OF the Trisdell House |
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''" t---s Sr. Lorrs Anril 1s.

81. Louis, April 16.
Yesterday morning the remains of Col.
Benton, were conveyed by the military e.
cort from the residence Of Gel. Brant, to the
Mercantile Library Hall, which had been
draped in black, where they lay in state
till 10 o'clock last night
The funeral sites tAkes place this morning
and will'be participated In by the various
military. companies. benevolent socities.
firemen. and the members Of the city gov
srnmeut, and the citizens generally; -busi-
ness generally suspended. and the stores
and houses drsped in mourning. The streets
are already dsnsely crowded with Thousands
Of spsctatorI it h estimatad that $4,000
psr'ons visited the -Hala-y ysstsrday, to case
upon TIA features Of the illuatrious dad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

TWILL lease Argyle Cottage end from ten.to twenty
acres OF land with plenty Of timber for family use
large beaving orchard good water, house with eight
rooms, stable, smoke house, and dae garden, full
Of grapes. HusisA currauts, strawbsrries. plums,
cherries Siberian crabs, 30, &c.
Thl, beautiful I'd comfos tails property b located
ado,ning the City sf u Claire In full view Of the
river.
Apply soon, - I must rent, or employ man -
take charge q y, by the hrst Of Nay, vnen posses.
sion can y I'D. es, desired past u u can b had
d any tim,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
NICHOLAS HNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST.

CO er Main and Second streets Dqpenport, Iotca
Every variety Of Havana and Domestic Sesars To
baceoS, Pipes, etc Yssaan.is Ola ban h
Agent FOR Browns celebrated Fine Cat Chewing
And smoking iosscto.
10 Segar Manufacturers would comm nd q well
sees ted stock Of Les IoDa 90, consisting OF Havana
Wrappers aud Flers, Java and Cuta Seed Lear, etc
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