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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
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From W ashingtOn.
EY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHISeToN May ith- Nothing is vet
known as to the bids for the Pacific Mail
service, nor will there be any communica-
tion on the subject, by the pos, Office dc
partment, until the decision il made.
The Pest Master General, who left for N
Y, yesterday, is expected to return on Fri
day.
All Commission. Of special agents, of the
Post Office Department, issued prior TO
March l4th. last. not signed by the present
Post Master General. have been revoked.
and their return to the Department re-
quested.
Mr. MaCaby. Of Wisconsin. who has Just
been appointed Registrar Of the Land Office
at Superior. has been directed to proceed
thither without delay, as q sale Of / 100, 900
acres Of public land will take place in that
district, on the 9Th and goth Of June
Dispatches are being made out at the
State Department which will 60 out by
special bearer to our Minister at Mexico
The Administration has determined to
lend its power and influence in aiding
and sustaining the Juraz Government, and
thereby encouraging, if possible, its per
manancy.
The course pursued by MirAman, taken
10 connection with the British and French
Ministers, necessi'ates this prompt aud de-
cided action of our Government.
Orders have been given for the steamers
Water Witch and Fulton TO be put in readi-
ness, and they are to he dispatched to the
Gulf Our squadron in the Gulf is to be
largely augmented
The cabinet las now under consideration
an important question, aa TO the boundary
line befween the United States and British
North American posss ssions, as fixed by
the Ireaty of 1916 The matter in dispute
is concerning certain Islands in the Cult OF
Georgia, which Islands are claimed by
both Governments The Commissioners
who were appointed to settle the boundary
line have disagreed on this point. and
hence the matter is now the subject Of d.
rect negotiation. between the Engl.sh and
American Cabinets The President is clear
" OF the opinion that these Islands belong
10 the United States. one of them. the San
Juan, is the Key OF the Gulf OF Georgia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
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Card Of the AssOclated Press.

NEW YoEK, May i,-The Associated Pres.
deem IT due to the public TO state that the
Nova Scotia Telegraph Co, have regardless
OF the wishes OF large majority of the
leading presses of the country and the own
ers Of the telegraph lines west OF Nova
Scotia, put an end TO the Foreign news ar.
rangement which has existed for the past
ten yepr-, and it is understood that the
owners of the Nova Scotia line have made
secret and exclusive arrangements with a
private party who, there is reason to be-
lieve will attempt to use European news for
speculative purposes. For the present there
fore, the public should stand. upon their
guard. As coon a. the Niagara news come
to hand it will be made public upon the
bulletin boards and until then the CONNER
cial public must be at the mercy Of the
Nova Scotian Spectators We have reliable
intelligence from Sscksville, n b., up to
IL o'clock today at which time the Mag
ara had not arrived.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
MALI. ARRANGEMENTs

rimes Of ouen,ng and cosns MATS In the Davenport
Post once:
EAsTURy NAIL, arrives ~ e,'o \ aHN
closes at 8 10 At SD H.
NonTHrk. NAIL via Busaane md Northern Iowa
arrtve. .t 5 5cPx c,usesAte e13 M
eorTuxKN n III, from g.. Louis anu - uihern Us
sonr, ay,tve. at 5 20 p NJ, elcses at3:lo H.
Wx~TgaN Axp SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives -
C3O N closes nj s3u M
IIIISoR WAY NAIL, arrives oHso - aAd ~"
n; closes st = A n aud . y NJ
RIvpE Nail aourH, including river towns anoseet-
Louis the Missouri River, det:ssks ana AAn-ss.
vi. Hannibal Z 81 Joseph X, arrives 81 10 a
N: clo-es stlPn.
RIvER MAIL, IN GLIDING river towns from Cisire
10 Lyon-, arrives at a y clio 20 at 500 n.
EoRTExax All. by lsni, up the river, arrives al
IN Sundays Wednesdays and friday: ciosfs 81
spN on Mondays, w-inesdAys and Fftdavs
BLrs GaAss \ AL, arrives At II NJ, closes 81 IL u
fu@sdays, ThuYscsvs and eaturnays
AMITy MAIL, Arrives and closes at IL Tresdsys
and Friisys.
AuAnosa NAIL, arrives and closes IN IL M, on
Thursdays.
The aice vill be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from TO 10 n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

A STAPLE.-Braudreth's Pills have
been manufactured by water-power at DR..
Be Factory. in Sing Sing, for a leng period
but the demand for them has become so
great that Steam Engine Of one hundred
and forty horse power, is now used in addi
ton to the water-power. The same boiler
furnishes steam for extracting the medicinal
properties of plants The sworn affidavit OF
the foreman of the packing department,
states that he has packed and shipped from
the factory more than t,csnty-ene million
boxes Of the pills
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
BILLS ORDERED PAIl

Report on City Marshals act ask further
time regarding certain items. Granted.
Report Of Police Magistrate was received
and balance of $25 was found due the city,
which was ordered collected by the Mar
ahal.
Report Of Printing Committee was re-
ceivsd. and the report Of the majority was
adopted. This gives the printing to the
Gazette, which paper Offers to do the work
for no compensation.
Aresolution was offered by the Printing
Committee to print 100 copies Of the ordi'
nance. and resolutions of the past year, pro-
vdsd the work could be done for 500.
Referred to City Attorney.
Committee on Improvement Of Washing
ton Square reported resolution to lease the
square to an association to be called the
Washington Square Association, which was
amended by Aid. Morley, to place the as
sociatisn under the direction Of the Com
mittee on Public Grounds Adopted.
SOulWAStOO VI SAAAoAuobAVu VI Wy 4oTs
shars and City Treasurer's account made .
report to the effect that they found eight
dollars due the City Marshal.
Aid. Mackintesh offered resolution that
the City Clerk bs ordered to draw an order
on ex-Aarshal Mitchell for ts. Lost.
Aid. HAviland offered resolution hat .
Committee b appointed to examine the
bridge on the East Davenport road with
power to act Lot.
A select Committee vas then appointed
With instruetiens 70 rspest at asxt osseisg.
AID HavilAad eGIrsd a ordnance q
ssdsss ~ aalasy = uty 1asinsss ttsa
eoee = eeoo. kAia = Ne atls snAll
ae1a nsgliAo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05


desire ths members Of this hish court Of morals
10 medicine ,gvstte follow ing their consideration
ssk them for the sake Of humanity -
RsnnMsER-we cannot be aiek. We can have no
pain, but when same nstaral outlet for tn. bloois
impurities 10 closed or inactive
In the year 1881 this great truth was announced
the following propositions
That inparny Of the blood. bv impeding the CIR
cu'ation produces inHamafon or Of that
organ or tissue. where the inpurity has deposited
itsslL
Thst medical men have spp'isd diGsrsnt names TO
ths dsranesments Of sAeh organ, according TO the
greater or less vsoienes Of tbs symptoms
That there b but ose dissase. rbsss varioua
grosps Of dersaseneats and synptcss. having TN
purities Of the Mood fos sheir common scsr~, sns
slty.
~ ard identity Of disease, wos fully e1ovinced Of
ts sterling truth that thirty years he gave his
whole 'tention 10 the cemposisien Of . medicine,
whose fects should be to remove all the blood's i'm
rurities ~ the agency the crsn 70 The hove
els, whose o0es wsuld be 70 expel them from ths
bods-thus cnring al local and general snsctions BY
taking away what th~y feed upon He vas eminent :
iy successful, after msny years Of Iaborious re-
search In producing medicine, mild In its operatioos
and saf. under ell circumstances, yst srflciestsy
pcwsrful to pervsde the whole system Ineap,bs
q injuring the most tender yt energesc enough for
the most powerful constitution. Capable Of being
dIg-sse AMI mixing With the blood 1t acted on the
system strictly In acosrdAnee With tse laws Of the
animal eoonooy To this msd,eins vss given the
aaae Of '.DAAsDssTn's vRosrssLI UxivunsAL
Pu1s."
rsptd gasce st the usss Of the hood and the
1itieee upon vhish dspend It, healthy production,
nsy dispAi sems Of ths esroseoas noticus seA ~
fsaDdsd thsosss which have sbssrsctsd tes DaaA o.
iaqniTy. end asy led 70 rssogniton Of u tsrtse
iee wAiGA eaoGeoA.
u b fssD tAs productive povsr VI u hass1 0s
NE sss serus1 aad sssas vitality sustsinsL H.
less1 tass - - easss0 Sway ~ wsra oas Dossas
- - - bs1y. - supplin ~ - - - -
s1u1ls = - StsuseosA - - - s1ss11Be0 -
1nnGoonA nooDU1lo AnG11 6uetneousolDee
|pns6 - ~ - saDos11ln I oss - vtGoos~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

COMMITTEE TO whom was referred The
market ordinance ssked further time. Gran,
ed
Aid O'Brien offered resolution 10 al ate
the Hog pound Resolution referred to com
mittee on Ordinances.
Aid. Ramming offered q resolution that
the Proceedings aud ordinances be publish
ed in the der Democrat. they doing the pro
ceedings fornothing and the Ordinances for
fifteen cents per square Amended by AID.
Macintosh 10 read ten cents. Adopted
Aid Ramming offered resolution to fix
the bombs Of officers elected by. the Council.
City Attorney $500. City Sexton $500.
On motion OF Aid Ramming the Csnncii
went into election of City Attorney Jas. T..
Lane received vote-;J W. Guiteau re-
ceived . votes On motion Council went in
to election of City Sexton. Aubin Brown
received votes Moses Houghton received
votes
On motion adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

DIsrRIcT CoURT.-The jury in the
case Of State va Codding rendered yer
dict Of not guilty. The Jury in the cele
brated Boyd Wilkinson case were empap
relled, and two witnesses examined. This
case lie creating much interest aud viii prob
ably take some days in its trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

'OH, WHAT FALL WAS THERE. -
We think few such storms like the one
We were visited with on Tuesday night.
would strike terror To the hearts of Pixies
Peak emigrants. camped out on such a
night. II that storm didn't make some Of
the poor fellows think Of home and the
comforts they left behind them. they'll do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

STRUCK BY LIGHTENING.-During the
tremendous thunder storm Of the night be-
fore last, the residence of Mr.. Sanders, in
Eads' Row. was struck 10y tightening, and
portion Of the roof stripped Of it. cover
ing MIR. Sanders was about retiring to
bed. but donned his garments again in
double quick time. Fortunately. no person
was injured. The house of Mr.. Osgool,
Just above. was also slightly injured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

New y 0Pk Market.
BY rELEGRAPH.1
kRw YORK, Nay 4. 1859
FLoUR-5G1oc batteY, buf closed du l. Saos
5000 btls at 25f16 90 for super state: 3OG6 so
for extra STATE /, S0I5 so for super Western; .5
616 9s for round hoop Chic.
CANADIAN FLouR-Dail. Sales small; 6 Cog
30 for extra
RYE FLouR -Q1ift 81 60d4 10.
WHkAr-Ad Advanced l6Iec. sale- 10 000 bu at / 81
tai 90 for mixed Iflh,ir SIG IS for white
Kentntkv; 5oGI IS
BAaLsy-Dui. Sales s. .0on bu fair al 70c
RyE--Dnll. s5-.
GoRS S-B@fte- Sales y COO bu at Sc fer mixed
western .stGes Nc for Jersey AMI Northern yellow
oaTS-Qui-t; 5o(LGne for State and western
Pork Active And nrrner. Sales 3 900 tu at IL /.
oBle % fer new mess, le 00ldi6 IL for old nless
IL 62s for PRIME
BEEy-Stesdy
BskS HAMs-Quiet and dull.
Dressed Ho6s-Qu.t.
SH0uLDERS-ft. fd6.
HAMs-SGeS.
LARp-Dul; 11M1lL.
BUTTER-Qaiei, ollie for Ohio; 1894 for old
and = State.
CHEEsK-Dnll.
wHisKv-ouiet. Sales small, 8, o6.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

T In noticing bad side walks in
yesterdays paper. We neglected calling at
tention to the walk in front of Meyers old
saloon, on Brady street, which is in bad
condition for go public q thoroughfare-
Every other step takes you down about a
Ieet on a loose board.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
HEAVY RAIN.-Mr. Glllett

HEAVY RAIN.-Mr. Glllett, who re-
sides in the old college building on the
bluff, says that the appearance of the
ground around his residence, indicated a
heavier fall of rain on Tuesday night, than
has fell for three years
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

REMovAL.-Messrs. Morse d Egbert,
are fixing up the second story of the build
ing occupied by A. A. Champion. for a
Daguerrean room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

~ We commenced iniating our
new local. pro tenn, yesterday, but not by .
trip to Moline. Hear him:
Started out on prospecting tour through
town for items-went down Brady street
toward the river, almost broke our neck on
the side walk at Myers old saloon, thought
it was oil day with US, but managing to get
right side up again. We ssuntered on. in.
wardly snathenatizing the City Council for
allowing such man traps to exist in the Gen.
ter Of town. Stopped few doors below 70
watch the movements Of . cage full al
squirrels, rsgaling themselves with cracker,
and cheese in happy style. with perfect con.
tempt to that prevailing impediment to fast
living. hard tinss. Wsleft them wishing y.
we're squirrel, and dropped in atthe Yospx
America, where French Joe psssides in ali
the dignity and grace Of judge (of good
liqusssh who insiatsd o. Cur haviae Rlaa,
Of OArtsrs als. I've knew he vould) vhiah
% sssA ~ ss1ass, partly ftsn eood
hessdlng. bst nsss passGsslasly beaasss =.
0ness siviso = = . So iasaieuaise. -
~ oaDs9 ~ q AoosGuh)e naas Ws
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
ID ! Z ID .

A. his residence On Ffth street, On tie 30 inst, OF
Consumption, ~ wn l.. JoNEs, formeri, OF Roeh-
ester, n Y aged 81 years.
Tie funeral will take place TO day At 10 O'Clock
a. the First Baptist church
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

INDIANAPOLIS, May AT the City elec-
ton to-day the Republicans elected their
Mayor and mnjoti ity Of the city officers
The council il close. probably Republican
majority. Returns not all in vet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

PHILADELPHIA. May 4th.-The People.
Ticket was elected yesterday, by an aver.
age majority of $4,000 votes the same
party have majority in both parts Of the
! city Council
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
8. VlTN.

NO. 8 NICKOLL.S' BLOCK,
NOW receiving large and csrstslly ssisrseA
j stock of
4 . . - - N a - h q -.
adapted TO this market. and these hard simss. %
VIM he inyitss the attention OF purchasers.
hsve large assortment of
Ladies' Pise Kid,
Lasting and Sc &c Congress Heeied Caters
KID H.el-d slipI ers.
Gent Vine Calf
Patent Leather,
Lasting, and
Glove CsN 10 new Arttele.l
Congress Calters,
cSfors and Low Ties
Boys and You,hs' Caters and Rho0.
all kinds. o. Childr en- . m. g.
almost IN end'ess variety u all The common and ssn-
~ ~ sn'. piease call and sre Our eosds and prices.
They will be sold ~ very low dgures
apr27 FORD OCD1~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
e. q Nj Nj f. re Il AL

Davenport Market.
DAVENPORT. May A. Pm.
Market unchanged.
WHsAr-Prime old, 81 %, new, 656g9Oc.
CoRS-sheiled, 55c ear .0c
OATs-oid prime. 50c; new, 35,940c
BAKLkY-4p6s5c
FLouR-New wheat, s. "a Wholesale; sc o. re-
t.il. OH wheat flour, retail 81 %; winterwheat
-four, 81 81.
OoaN AsAL-Boltsd, n 80 r cwt coarse, 81 40
per cot.
PoTAToEs-f5c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

Bo-ToS. NAV 3th.-Th- r. NJ. Steamship
Arabia sailed at noon. with seventeen pas
sefensers. for Liverpool. and seven for Hall.
lax. and sl66l0oo 10 specia
Al the Session OF the National npograph.
icai Convention this a. m., Nashville, Tenn.
vas the place selected for holding the next
annual Convention
The New York Printer wa. recommend
ed a-the organ OF the Graft thru ughout th.
I MON. and recommending the subordinate
Unions 10 consider the feasibility OF abolish
ing sunday labor, was offered by Mr.. Nc
Condray OF Grand Rapids. Michigan and
discussed
The delegates will visit Deer Island this
p m. BY invitation Of the city authorities.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

ET We return our thanks to W.
r. Palmer, Capt Typographical Engineers
Assistant in charge Coast Survey Office, for
documents of value.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

LsfAlErTE, Ind. May 4.-The municipal
election passed off quietly yesterday. The
Republicans elected Marshal, Treasurer aud
Conncilmen. The Democrats elected their
Mayor and Counciimen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05


type.
Displayed Advertisements onc-half more thar
usual rates
Yearly advertising contracts VIII be UNDERWOOD to
apply strictly ~ the Immediate business of the sdves-
tser and all other Advertisements sent In By the sd
serti.er will he charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied With Instructions
vil he inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in-
serted f,as free OF cost, thereafter charged -
olhsr advertisements.
Advertisements froSa abroad must be paid FOR in
Gar.Gbfy in GfuaHce, unless from approved Agents
Contracts Cor yearly advertising termn&ble at The
option of advertisers. they paying an Advancement OF
- per cent. the contract price
Advertisements inserted nert to reading matter
% per cent advance above vaies, and kept in
site Is per cent. ads anee regular rates
All traasieni ad seriisenents must he paid for 10
asvance.
RICHAaDsoS WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
-ASDRHS Il RRO. Daily 6sSette.
n. LisCuEK A. CO, Der Dsmotrat.
HARRl NGrOS wiLKlx. Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

New ORLEANS. May 3-Col Lock ridge.
agent at Fixes Peak. reports that numer
oas disappointed miners are joining his ex-
petition
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

BOOTS AND snOH

AO30AO - k&OGA10.
TINE EMPIRE 0TORRl
BRADY 6TRHBT. DAvuurun@.
dAVB nov In sters . lssUs 81 -, euo>ua,n
= ssoce Of Dncts snd sAoss 70 vhsoH I S~Se
'oe esssnsson of eil In vast of s~ttoass n ~ ~
viii nnd u 70 tbsir sdvantAse e ceIi = - -.
puTchsstne elsewhere
noy numerous cestomess vAe psssss o.
N~e ve mosinue 70 bold out tndses0eaas : -
way Of prime sSoak anA aNJ6aA eeorA - e.e.sS.1
shis si6e Of Nov Tort
All kisds Of IsAss~ vosf nanufoceur,d - u,,.s
fJyl7l 0An0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

GEO. E. HuBBELL.-While we have
our own opinion of the gentleman whose
name heads this article, we nevertheless de-
sire at al times ito give the devil his due. /"
We therefore consider it our duty to cav
that Mr.. Hubbell called on US yesterday and
assured us that he did not write the articles
signed "Citizen." and that JOHN JOINS DID,
and We are inclined to think that the gen.
tleman tells us the truth. So it seems that
those articles abusing respectable citizens
attacking their private character and de-
scending lower than the lowest street vaga-
bond would be willing to 60. are, according
to Mr. Huboell, written by that pink of NOR
ality-Mr. John Johns The readers of the
Neps will hereafter bear this in mind.
We must furthermore add that Mr.. Hub
bell gave us notice that il anything further
appeared in our paper alluding to Lumis 4
Co., he would shoot us down in the street
Therefore, If We are silent upon this topic,
the public viii understand Why, and If We
should not be silent and our paper should
not appear some fine morning, our readers
viii understand that We are shooted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The democracy OF
Ashland district have nominated Capt w.
Z. Lewis, for Congress, vice J. b. Clay, who
declined the nomination.
In Medical Convention, DIR. Kint. Of
Louisville. rendered welcome to the dele.
gates, in behalf Of the State Medical Socie-
ty. The annual report was adopted. Re-
solutions v ere passed that every paper in
tended for the publication Of the transac-
tions be thoroughly prepared, and placed
in the hands Of the committee on publication.
by the 1st of June, and proof returned
within two weeks after reception by the
authors.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected. President, Henry Miller, of Ken
tucky. Vice Iresidenis, ii. r. Askew, Of
Delaware; Charles l. Tripler. u S. A.; L.
A Smith, A. ]. 4 Calvin West, Of Indiana.
1reGs~yer. Casper Wistar, Of Pa Secretary,
5. n. Bemis. Of Kentucky.
DR.. Miller made brief but eloquent sd-
dress. On taking the Chair vote Of thanks
t. the retiring officers vas passed. But two
Or three repoEts were make in consequence
Of The reaisnsss OF the special COMMITTEES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The Overland Califor-
MIA mail with dates to the llth arrived last
night
The San Francisco markets were unchanp-
ed.
The ship Sherwood had arrived from Liv-
srpool and 1t was supposed it would run be-
tween San Francisco and Vancouvers Island
Mr.. Bi=h and 40 men left Fl. Signon some
time since to cooperate with Lieut. Beale,
was attacked at the crossing OF the Color
ado on the 26sh of March by between 600
aud TOO Aohave and Yuma Indians. Tie
engagement lasted hours, and a large
number Of Indians were killed. The at
tack was made after Bish had distributed
presents and received permission to pass
through their country, Bish retreated 80
miles back and sent to Col Hoffman for as
sistance. Col Hoffman was expected to
reach and attack the Mohave pillagers
about the sth inst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

EH On the inside we publish a
letter from Mr.. Isbell. Of Nebraska City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

ZASEsyrILE. May THE fugitive slave
Jackson. was delivered ny 10 his master and
taken to Virginia this a. w. A large crowd
assembled al the depot but no attempt was
made to rescue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
!. II. BENNETT. g. y. wHifo'
nENNETT A MHITCOMR

A TroRNRYs AND CoUNsELLORs AT Law,
n Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
viii practice Ia the Courts OF Scott Clinton Jackson
and n uscstne counties, and in Rock Island county
IN and the q. 4. District Court of lows.
OrrIer-N. ". Corner Main and Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
j. ID. PATTON, ,

TTORNRY AT LAW. once-up staire, In the
"A building formerly occupied by j. ". Wiley,
west Second street.
Busioess iu,r rested his care viii he punctual'y
ATTENDED to
davenport, January 2, 1859. JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
JOHN r. KING

REAL ESTATE & EXCHANGE BROKER,
NorARY PUBLIC 4 CoMnBsIosRR OF Dsfps,
LF CLARE ROW-Le Claire Hal EnfrGace.
Janil DavenpOrt, lswa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
to remove frame house from the front TO
the back Of his lot, was granted

Committee on Claims report in favor Of
refundng money paid by L. A. MAcklot.
Geo. s. C. Dow, and Austin Corbin on lots
sold for taxes, which were wrongfully AS
sessed, with ten per cent. interest Adopted.