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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

SAD ACCIDENT TO A DAvENPoRTER.
From the Omaha Times of late date, which
has been handed Us by our friend Willard
Barrows. Esq we learn that sad accident
happened to Mr.. Randolph Matthiesen. for
merly . resident of this city. 1t appears
that while at his residence at Grand Island
City, n. t., on the 9th instant he was
standing in his door holding his rife in his
hand, intending to shoot at . mark. The
butt of the rifle rested on the floor, his
hand on the top near the muzzle friend
was near, talking with Matthiesen, but not
looking at him. He heard the report of Ms
rifle and saw him fall. He neither spoke
nor uttered sound The ball entered the
forehead, almost an inch and . half above
the inside corner Of the right eye, and
passed almost vertically upwards, making .
round hole about two and a half inches
long. and nearly or quite an inch deep at
the middle, and about an inch and quar-
ter wide. The skull was much torn, and
portions Of the brain protruded.
The jury having heard the testimony and
made an examination of the premises and
the position of the wound, and having noted
the attitude of Matthieson, as described to
them. pronounced that the wound was
caused by ball from the rifle which N.
held in his hand, and that the gun was dis.
charged by the hammer of the lock being
caught on the corner of log. drawn back,
and then falling upon the cap with such
violence as to exploded it. At last accounts
he was not dead, but it was thought he
would not survive long.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Legal Notice.

:so.' osss.,. Sr S::'s: .,. ;:'''''' not
In Scott county, District Court.
Antoine lie Claire " Nathan D Prescott. 0eorss v
Fearing, George n Burtis and Julia Ooe
70 Nathan D Trescott, George Burtis and Jsna \
Coe:
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 new on als
IN the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
bots county, petition OF Antoine Le Claire claim
ing the foreclosure Of . certain mortgage made ~
said Nathan D Trescott and Sarah = 1rescott on
the twenty second day Of November 1885, to secure
the payment Of two certain promssoyy notes 70 said
piainsl4, ooe for the Of four hundred snd nitv
dosee due November -, 1851 and shs other for the
sum Of four hundred and nfty dollsrs due November
g. IS5S, both with interest at the rate Of ten per
cent per sDnum, and conveying the following prem
ises in Scott county lows, to Wit: Lot numDsr two
~ aod the west half Of lot three ~ In block
number ninety SO In lie Olairss eighth addition 10
the city Of Davenport
And unless you sha appear and answer sa.d pesi.
tion on or before the hsst day Of the nsxt term Of
ssid District Court, 70 b holden nrst Monday
OF eeptembsr. 1859, . decree will be rendered
~ prayed for
Nay 81, 1869.
CORBlu & DOW
Plainti0's AttOrnsyu.
Let this be putlished In the Iowa State Democrat
| four wetks. ]. n. CLIFFORD,
mAySl CLERK Scott county Dis, rict Ceurt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

SHe ofAfu or IOWA. s.- Nse1ep slepllp4 -
, SCOTT CoUwSy. oesvOds ......s',.5
IntAs scStt County Dasesses' Osasa.. ..s..... =
Aassins - Clsirs ". 1dWia 4, aiAtA, oansav.
Rsinef, >. Aw nenvl1A, 1shost b. Ooao1eo. '
Y, Morris p. ME, Henry ~ 4(Vs;
70 Edwin 8 smls1. eamaa ~ AsuAse usryss =
n nix and Henry 4. HovtA '''F7TsT
VOU are hereby noti1ed thoe lAsss II q ~ Z
L the nee Of the Cleskoe aeid Court apGalssaa %
Antoine Le Olsisa. cIslntAe AAe SOvscisepse II .
certain mortssgs made - eea1 8eQln q eQttA -
secure th. payment of tArea .peoalssssy neeso eos
for three hundrst dollars due Nay eosh, 1aoo; o.e
for oae hundred dollars due My 3oth, leo7. oaA
one for thrs. hand q do'isrs du6 1ay SgtA, ~.
win interest ct 10 pr cen, PER aunonn, p11u10
annuslly. and cow ylne the follov,uo 16o0HoD1
prsnisss IN ths Oounts oc.ts, esas - loweA
W.T. The south haf Of lot No nipo (o) aal -
sooth half o. lot No. ten U0) n eIsck 10. eglAoy.
ex le0) IN Le Oisi.se sioAt sauteAe ~ ~ e0 g
Davenport
And unless you sppear and ansvsr saA pssstieo
on or befo'e the ART day the next t&sn q tho
ssid Distric, Court 70 - hold q on The aPss oos.
day OF september, H. D. lees, deo, vail b -.
dered % prayed for.
oORBIN DOW
piaintlds saAtsyb
II 10 ordered that the foregoing osi b pussieSs1
four weeks In the Iowa State D nscsas
lRA u OlHpORO.
may u O'sSk os sssd Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Arriv1T ~ the eHaShsaoata


:, nav .loRk. May 30l-Ths steamship
hammonia arrive from SouthanP Ptsn, 18th
inst. and brings London papers d that day.
7 Napoleon remained ~ sAlee6undsis busy
1lth his generals In sayiagl ,strssieetieal
Pseos. Ias,,r,s,i AL .atsa.,.,.. nj
Ihe Pednontese, ,cavlary had fallen in
| with . detachment OF Austrian Hussars
/ and made some prisOnsssT 0@7te7 771uiei
The Austrians had withdra IN from Dagh-
era to CottsggiA. VI snl a.t,ar,e-.e- Nv, /,
i Austria had recognized the neutrality Of
the States Of the Church.,
/ The Bridge Of Stella had been threaten :
| ed by the Austrians,i Who hsve workwSn
assembled there and ct other points en- the
Po. The vAtsrs Of the Po had riasn. We
men spd, children of the country were
esapelled by the Austrisns 70 labor at the
works ''1 I" -s7iftt l'ahrofks ~
Several Sardinieu Mayors, Who refused %
comply wish the Austrian demands. iDr con-
tributionss had been Arrested.,
Fonr Austrian merchant vessels had been
captured by the French squadron, ii The
Adriatic. -'nad' fss7s eH
Rains we're falling incsssantly, which ae-
counts for the insctivity Of the troops.-
Some Of the Austrian works we're damaged.
The French squadron was before Venice,
on the l6th.
The Austrian Lloyds had stopped running
al their steamers.
The Bank Of Hamburg had lowered it,
rate Of discount from 4 q 4 "a to 3-4 Der
cent. French rents closed on Sunday ct 81. /.
for money 6f Sc for account. The busi
meas on the London stock exchange on the
18th, was limited. and the tone Of the mar
ket was less firm. Consols closed at 81 l-2
a913-4. The demand for money in the
stock exchange 10 rather more active.
LONDON, Tuesdsy-Tea inactive; sugars
visions inactive and dropping.
LIvEaPooI, Tuesday.-Corn. good atten-
dance at the market, to-day, with moderate
business; sd higher for wheat, "a cd ad.
vance in flour; Sd in corn
RUsslA. publishes the follow
ing Telegraph:
The Russian government has given or.
ders fer the let, I'd, Sd and 6th Corps de
Army to be placed immediately on war
footing, with the whole artillery and caval.
~ belonging to each. The reserves are to
be called in, and all soldiers on furlough to
join their celors, to be ready to march with
in months.
RoME, l6th.--On the llth inst, the Tus.
can CoDsul at Aucons, hauled down his
flag. On the 18th, the French and Sardini-
an Consuls protested to the delegate against
the continuation OF the fortifcation and
threatened to demand their passports At
midnight the delegates were still speaking
with the Austrian General. On the 18th.
the Auetrians we're ct work leveling Ia
cino, although the state Of the siege had
been raised
France has not recognized the neutrality
Of Naples. Rome is tranquil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Fight with the Camanche Indians.

Sr. LOUIS, May 29th-The overland Cali.
fornia mail with dates 70 the 9th, arrived
last night. News unimportant.
A letter from Fort Belknsp 22nd says, an
express just arrived from Camp Radessniky,
bringing report that Major Van Dorr had
a fight with the Northern Camanches on
fork Of the Arkansas River, on the 10th,
killing 40 and taking SO prisoners. Two
soldiers were killed. and several wounded.
Among the latter were Lieut.. Lee and Capt
Smith.
The letter also says that 40 to 80 Texans
are also encamped 20 miles below Brazos,
on the Indian Reserve, with the avowed in
tention Of attacking the Reserve Indians.
Much excitement prevailed.
The first crop Of wheat was sold yester-
day, to A. +. Fagin, at IS per bushel. The
wheat was raised by DR.. Decking. De Soto
county, Mo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Virginia Election.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2S.-A dispatch
received via Aratuogs says that in rs eouu-
ties Goggin's gains were about 1000 on the
vote Of 1855. The opposition claims his
election by 1000 maj. Some say the result
is doubtful but the chances are in favor Of
Goggin.
60 GEosD, Vs., Nay 30.-Ths Enqsirer
h1f elected BY : majority not
" 3O.--The best informed
eted Letehsr's maj. from
SO.-A special dispatch
The American" from the
sWhig. Gays in l12 counties,
1Aef has 400 majority. The SO counties
= hear from, gave Wise 1900 msi- We
have since learned that Geggin has made
considerable gain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

~ How it did rain yesterday
afternoon. Items were as scarce a. straw =
berries in our market at present The only
funny thing We saw oil day. was Mr.
French. the street sprinkler, standing at the
door Of one of his patrons, during the heaviest
Of the rain, collecting his pay for laying the
dust 1t looked to Us As though he and
Providence we're in partnership, and he
(French) took the pay while Providence
performed the labor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
LegWl Notice.

Legal Notice.
ssasc ssa coeaJ On '::s: i'''''' not
In the Scott county District Court
Antoine Is Claire W Joanna Oillett Dlzsbsth Cas.
teel, 0illett, A Casteel, LaWes, II q Blake.
more. Vincent Hin rod l. Co, Margaret Nichols.
Cook Sargent, Phelps. Dodge = 90, " Collins
and Bird.
TO said Margaret A Nichols
VOU are hereby noti oed that there 10 SOW on die
i In the ONCE Of the Olerk Of the District Court
OF Scott c,uDt petition Of Antoine L. Clsirs claim
Ing the foreclosure Of certain mortgage n ade BY
said Joanna 0illett, Elisabeth Casteel, ? 0Giest
and Casteel, on the 18th day Of February, D
1901, to cure the payment Of i've psomissory notes.
one for the sum OF four hunored thlrty.s.vsn and
50-l00 dolisYs due Yebr uaFy Is, 1855 and ono for
the sum Of four huadred tbifty-seveo and 60 100
dollars, due February l5 1859 both With Interest st
the rate OF ten per C Mt per annun, and conveying
the foiloeing premises In the county Of Scott and
state of Iowa, TO wit Lot Dumber seven f In block
number shty-eisht (S) In lie Clsire's addition 70
the city Of davenport c0un.y and state aforsssid.
And unless you shsll spIe esr and answer eaid petit
tion or before the fret day of the next tern Of
said Court TO be holden on the nrst Monday In Sep
,emb,r, 1859, decree vii b rendered . prsy-
Cd for.
AAs ~ 81, 1859.
CO1DIN DOW.
PiaintaT's Atty's.
1t 10 ordered that the forsgoing notice b publishsl
fous weeks 10 the Iowa STATE Democsat.
IRA n. OXFORD,
msy9l Clerk Of SAID Court,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Legal Notice.

THE saot. CONT, ow Motif. ,''''.'1 aes
In the District Court ofecott county,
Antoine L. Claire ". Horatio oaSgs q. Il 4 Bsee
Horace Kibbse, Lorng Wood
TO said hoSatio l. Sasgeant, i Rust and uoraes
Ktbbee--
VOU are hereby notined, that there 10 sov q
L Die IN The once Of the cleSk % tAs Disssase
Court Of Scott O unity, . petiti Of Antesns Il.
Claire, claiming the forecDosus Of ooseao nesseono
made ey said Rorssio oargesat en- the ,veasy-
second day of Nay, 1865. 10 secure the payusoe oe
three proOisso'y notes Of even date, one for ous
hundred dollars, due Nay 31d 1857, snsehes Ies
three huLdrel dollars dss Nay 92d, 1885, ssd bird
for three hundred dollars due May S1d, leoo, n
with ten per cent. interest, payable annually ara
conveying me following premises In - essoty =
Scott and state Of lows, TO w.t. "As haivss Of lets
number nine (0) snd ten (10) ssh halves being the
north halves Of lots number nine 10 and ten (1O II
block number sishty-six (es) IN L. Ciairess eiGAA
addition 70 the city Of Davenport county end state
Aforesaid"
And unless yos shall appesr and assves saa1 %.
ten on or before the hrst day of the usxt tsrn sf
said cOsrt 70 be hodea on ths Arst Monday u -.
tsmber 1859 decree viii Be Yealsssd prayed tor.
Asysl, 1859. COnDIN = DOW,
Attorneys fov planti6
Lat this - psblisAel fevr We. ks IN ,he I.vs oaass
Democrat, IRAM H. 0IFHOhD
may u Clerk of sasA Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
MALL ARRANGEMENTS

Times of opening aud closing mails Ia 'hs psvenpor
Post Once
EAsTBRx NAIL, arrives st Gas n and 5.cO y
closes at 0:IS n at $50 r NJ.
NoaTurnN Nail via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa
arrives at 5 81 y. c.osesat S:15 Mt
SOUTHERN M.uL, from 81. Louis and Southern ns'
souri, nrstves at 5 90 N; closes ~ 9;lo y.
WpsTEnN AsD SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives O
6.3O n closes ~ $50 p n.
uLIuou WAY NAIL, arrives 6:45 A n and b:sO .
n; closes at n and 81 M
RIvsR NAIL eoUTH, including river towns aoove IT.
Louis, the Nlssouli River, Neo.ssks and AansAs,
via Hannibal . 81. Joseph =, arrives u 10 4
NJ; closes at<1H.
RIvER NAIL, in cludng river towns from Claire
to Lyons, arrives at . 4 y, clio A0Af&a =.
NORTHERN MAIL, b. isnd, up1 20 g. z
n Sundays, Wcdneo4eN e6
BLUs GnAss NAIL, arTtv0 r. a.
Tuesdays, Thuvsdays 81 - "a
and Fridays. *sNI[Z4X ~ =
AHAnosA HArL. arrives and 49, . - -. on
ThuYsdsys.
The ofkce will be open on Sunday during the Sum
mer from TO 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

DELIcIoUs.-Messrs. Hayes& Trout,
the inimitable caterers to the wants Of the
public-in the vegetable and provision line
placed us under renewed obligations yes
terday. by leaving on our table box OF the
most delicious strawberries They will
continue to keep this delicious fruit on hand
with which to supply their numerous GUS
tomers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

RELIEF FOR HARD TIMEs.-lt should
not only be the duty. but the pleasure OF eve
~ individual during the present doll season.
to sdre every penny possible. This can
easily be done by learning the prices Of ell
kinds Of dry goods st 4. d X. ID. Tyners'
No. 8 LIE Clair Row, before buying elss-
where Call and see
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

A FEW BURGLARrEs.-All at once.
it seems there has been dumped down in
our city gang If rascals whose business
seems to be house breaking, and Wholesale
plundering of our citizens. Under the pres
ent state of municipal affairs, the city is
without any safeguard which police force
or we'll lighted streets would ensure, con-
sequently all the light fingered gentry have
to do is to proceed under the cover of dark
ness to the back window of . citizens
house,-make an entrance. and carry away
whatever may come in reach or his pilfer.
ing fingers may chance to light upon.
CHAPTER lst.-On Sunday msrning, just
before the crack Of day, some scamp or
other who has . propensity for house
breaking and stealing. effected an entrance
to the dwelling-house of Charles T. Webb,
Esq, situated on Third street. between
Harrison and Ripley, and purloined theret
from gold watch and chain, valued At
about $l75,00. also . pocket book, con-
tanning . miscellaneous lot of papers, and
some bogus and wildcat bills The pocket
book and its contents. with the exception of
about ten dollars of spurious bills were
found in the back yard. Mr.. Webb had
other money in his pockets. which fortu-
nately the villain did not succeed in appro-
priating. Entrance was effected by turn
ing the key with nippers from the outside
CHAPTER 2d.-Sometime during Sunday
night, when the city was asleep. . burglar
entered the dwelling of I. F. Smith, Esq.,
on Main street, between 9th and 7th sts.,
and distracted therefrom, . very valuable
gold watch and chain, about $40 In cash
ana pocket book containing notes and pa
pers to the amount of about $4,000. In
the morning Mr.. Smith found his pantaleons
on the front gate, and the notes and pocket
book laying scattered about on the ground
before the I'd Baptist Church. corner of 9th
and Main sts.
CHAPTER 3rd-The residence of Mr.. B.
Hoots, ON 9Th street below Harrison and
Ripley. was entered on Sunday night but
got nothing of value, having been alarm
ed
CHAPTER 4th-The Millinery Store of W.
B. Nichols. corner Of Brady aud 4th streets,
was entered by means Of nippcrs. on Sun
day night, and the change in the money
drawers to the amout Of about -four or Eve
dollars was taken. Finding nething else
worthy Of their attention, they left in
peace.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Arrival OF the AungaPian.

QUEsrc. May 3O.-The steamer Hungs-
rian, from Liverpool, on Wednesday, the
18th, arrived this A. n. Her advices are
anticipated by the arrival Of the New York
and Hammonia, At New York.
LIVERPOOL of all descrip-
tions, slightly higher. r. s. 4 Co.. quote
four quiet but frmer, at an advance Of
2s Sd. Wheat firm, at an advance Of % 3D..
Quotations not given. Corn firmer, and Sd
higher for mixed and yellow. Mixed. 6slOd,
6s1ld; white, Ss4d to 8s9d at retail Beef,
quiet. Lard steady. Tallow slower.
Sugar steady; Rice quiet; Coffee dull
The London markets are more comprehen-
sive in the papers by the New York aud
Hammonis. The latest sales Of American
stocks were Of l. G. shares, AZ . "A discount );
10 . IS Erie shares; 4a7N. Y. G. shares.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

PfSvidsas firm and steady. and other sr-
tieles unsltered.
LONDON, May l6-French Red Wheat
has advanced 3a4a
Consols, 81 1-2a9 81
The steamer Hsmmonis, sailsd from
Southampton on the 18th.
The ship Thames. from Savannah, was
partially burnt in the Liverpool dock on the
18th. She had . cargo of cotton and lum-
Der.
The Queen reviewed the troops ct Al
dershot on the 18th.
Count Persigney, the new French minis
ter. arrived at London on the l4th.
Prince Gortschakoff also arrived
The correspondent Of the London Times
says the confidence In the success of the
army in Italy 10 80 great, that propositions
will soon be made ct Notrs Dame, for thanks
for the great victory expected to be an
nounced next week.
All officers Of the regiment Of Saffern
are to be commanded by Prince Napo-
leon, who left Paris On the l4th, for Toulona.
A train Of siege artillery had also left for
Italy.
1t was rumored that arms had been sent
to Hungary. and that the Hungarians are
effectively employed in fomenting insurrec-
tions in their country.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napo-
leon, before leaving Parie, addressed :
letter to Queen Victeris, repeating his prom
Use to take steps during the war to compro-
mia thu mi Af E0n1au1
AUSTRIA.
The government loan of seventy>6ve
million is to be at per cent, payable in
silver, and will be issued at 20.
Nothing further from the seat of war.
PIEDMONT.
The official bulletin of the l4th, says, the
Austrisns withdrew to-day from Rabbis,
but > second and still stronger reconnoiteri'g
party had been pushed forward to the walls
Of Verceilli.
The Emperor, Napoleon with Marshal
rode through the streets of Ales-
sandria, on horse back, and were every
where received with great demon strations
Of joy.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Diet was
closed on the l4th by the Prince Regent, in
person, who, in . speech said that Prussia
was determined to maintain the balance Of
power in Europe, and stand up for the secu-
rity and protection Of the national inter ssts
of Germany. and expected all the German
Power to stand firmly by her
side in fulfiLment Of that mission.
The mobilization of eight corps de army
is completed Prince VIM. Frederick, Com
mander Chief
India and China mails arrived ct London
with dates from Calcutta to April Sth and
Hong Kong to the 28th. News important
The French troops had captured Saigan, >
place Of considerable strength in Cochin
China.
The American frigste Germantown, and
steamer Mississippi were at Japan.
Trade at Canton had suffered much from
the exactions of the Mandarin.
LATEST.
LONDON. NAV 18th. Dispatches from
Rome say the Duke de Garmont left that
city on the 18th, in consequence Of tele-
graphic order from the Emperor.
A dispatch from Vienna says, an English
steamer with the India mails was ever
hauled off Sassans. by boats from French
var ship.
An official bulletin at Turin announces
the movements Of the Austrians from Stra-
della towards Doghera.
Chas. Dellatti 4 Co., Burlington, failed
today.
There has been . further recovery in III.
Central shares. but Erie has declined.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

NEw YoRk, May 29.-Ws have Buenes
Ayres dates Of April 9th.
The American ship Austin, with cssgo
of wood had burnt there. The crew had
bsen arrested on suspicion.
Captain Pages exploring expedition was
to leave on the Goth for Paraguay.
The news from the Argentine Confedsra-
tion is very wariiks. and nothing but the
expected invasion by Urquizs was talked
Of ct Bueuos Ayres. The sons of forsigners
had been enrolled in the service.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
& DAVENPORT IOWA TUESDAY, MORNING MAY st. 1885,

Bio BUsIsEss.-Who .baya there g
not business in Davenport. The hotel reg
lister Of one house alone-the New Penn
sylvania House--shOvsd 81 arrivals on
Saturday
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rA' :sasc :sa. c..s.1. or s:s: : ;.''ra'' '''
In Scott county Distrise Ooast.
Antoine u Claire " OAarles ~ vsrdeY. Iouiss =
vsrdsr, ? Asrvins JeAn Ueek, L.. nsspAy !
Avery.
70 sstd L. y Avery:
Y0u eed that thsrs is new on die
i 10 Dos9 ~ the said DiotStc4 OouS !.
u Scott ~ Obn Of Antoins L. Claire e.aiD-
ing the fesec1oo0S0 ~ Q certain nDortgase made y
sai4 Chsries " vsrder and LOutsa vsrdsr o. u
10th day u 0ctobsr 1866 70 secure tAs Deynsat ol
two ceSssn prootssosy noeos, for bs s00 q o.
huLdsed and nfty d lars. dus 0eobeY Is 1867, spl
enosher for The sam oso hundsed anA afy eollass
due October l6s6 with tea per csnt interest, snd
cooveyag - Ipowjng described pfeunioes, = NJ
Lot member four C1 in block nubsr shty-f ~ (0l)
in u Olaisss ssvsath sddisioa % II sssy = n.
vsnport.
And uoless you sballappsss snd answer oalA -.
titjoo On or before The nr day Of the It tsrs. Of
ssid District Court 70 be holden q Tie arss osdsy
In oeptembess 4 loGe, decree Ual - sonAese1 -
prayel for.
Nay 81. 1850.
CODDIu 4 DOW,
P1sintt1rs Ast'y.
Pabll shove notics y The Daily Jevs oeats Dsu-
osgas soos Wee1n aoneeeutively.
Il l n. 0IDVORD,
ODoySl Cleys of ~ 00uSs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

ST. LOUIS. Nay 3O.-The A,ize~ian, pub
lished at Tubac, ArizoDis. received by the
overland mail, contains the proceedings Of :
meeting In Arizona City on the 9Th, ex-
pressing strong disapprebstion Of the course
Of Congress towards Arizonia, and urgently
requesting the CO operation Of citizsns
throughout the territory to establish and
maintain and independent government.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31
Rssn Desssn.

Bosros. May 2sth.-Ths steam ftigat>
Minnssota. Captain Dupont, arrived below
this .. m, aud anchored IN the Rosds.-
She has touched since leaving China ct sev
ersl Of the principal ports Of the East In
diss, at Mus6At and last It Table Bay, Caps
Of Coed Hope She has on beard tho crew
Of the bark Clarsmont. charged with mutt.
~. ssnt home for trial BY the United Statea
Consal at Cape Louvre.
Lieut. Haurey Of the United States frigate
Aississippi, and Mr.. Bsddle, late United
States Consul at Singapore, are passenger
Her officers and crew al we'll
She win esms up to the Navy yard TO-
morrow q y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-31

NEw YoRK, May 29th.-Intelligsne from
Maricaibo T. May 9Th, represents sll quiet.
The castle Of San Carlos pronounced April
23rd and. was in preseason Of the insurgents
four days, when they surrendered.
Some fifty revolutionists were arrssaed
April 18th, st Bsreelosa.
Curacoa dates were received to Nav 18th
Adairs in Venezusla were very unsettled.
The government trsops had met with dc.
feat by the insurgents ct Caire, and the lat
ter we're holding the province Of Cairo.