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GALLEnfEs ,oF?ART,

The New York Euehiag Post is recommend
ing to the rich men Of TINT city to purchase
tue Art collection Of the Marquis ofCampana,
asa means Of ditlnsing knowledge Of Art, in
tl.:at somewhat too exclusively commercial me-
tropolis. The suggosti3n is conceived in. the
right spirit and recognizes want common to
all our cikes.::. Free galleries Of pictures and
stftunry, Of tho right sort, arc most desirable
afa means Of afording genial refined, and el-
erating amusement to the people: They a d to
form, as well as characterize and indicate a
high civilization. -. .. :.
But without pretending to be critics in Art,
OF to Ii ow anything beyonl what the Post has
told us of the Campana collection, we srntdrc
to suggest considefEI75n which has occurred
to ,ls from careful improvement Of >the; orpor~
tunities we have had for becoming acluaiut.
cd Will. such subjects-
:. The Marquis Of Camrana Was an enthusi-
astic collector, aod exercised himself: in that
capacity for series Of years, with great ass-
dditF and lavish expense Now, we have no
doubt of the great valne Of this collection rs
-ntoFains opportunities for study to ic.;tits and
ant'quarics; but for tie purposes Of popular in
struction and improvement, wc doubt whether
the sum which it would cost could not be
better laid out in works of later date and less
curious: interest, Collectors almost always
spend large Sums in articles which have fic-
siliolls pnd most absurd pnlue, from mere age
o.. Tanity-and the Marquis Of Campana il
unlike the minority Of his class if in his vast
collection he has not accumulated great deal
Of mere rubbish, in spite Of tue discrimination
which he is said to lave exercised.
TIE want both in New York aud Chicago
galleries Of Art. But We hope they will be
commenced, not by the purchase, at eDormous
prices Of fragments Of antique statues or gems
or suokily invisible pictures BY the old mas
tcss, which somo rayenous collector llas heaped
together to be sold to somo equally discrim.
inatingt citizen for public gallery; but by
buying works Of roal merit calculated, to, be
appreciated By tho body Of our people, and
suited to fit them to understand tho older,
sarer, more curious and more costly works
which may by.and-by lind placc in our mu.
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u.EsTEK-s- .e.EH.s xTE.us.

, ~
LIE ttDE or EalcaA41oS'-lne on'aaa -'e'
brdseeaa states that up 10 June @otn' one 1no"-
sand eight hundred ana seFen wagons twenty
hsnd-eafts, afe thousand tonr hundred anu one
men. ionf hundred and twenty-four "onen' four
hupdred and eighty children, l,619 horses, AUG
mules, G,olo oxen, and {, 900 sheep, had crossed
that ferry this year exclusive OF the Nor
mon emigration. The Elwood tKansas) Ere
Pres says that since the decline Of the Pixies
Peak tfa'ei forty teams have crossed the Mis-
sonf' hirer at that point per da5-the teams
carrying IN average o. hse persons each. 80
ANOTHER AxEnrcAS Citizen EssIAvzD.-TEe
Quincy tln.l Herald regrets: to !easR that .
wealthy and enterprising German citizen Of that
place, now on visit to his native land, has
been arrested and enrolled in the service Of the
TaE KANSAS LAND SALEs.-The Lecompton
Deasoeras says that pre-emptors are pow prov-
ing.up and entering their lands at the rate Of
from fo.ty to seyenty-6ve per day ut the Land
O1lce in that city.
Tze CAPITA, op rux sr.-r or K.xs.s-yn
recard to The location of the fo,nrr canita, tbc
Lawrence Htpul.xan propose. That the consti-
tutiona1 Convention shall submit it to q yote Of
The necde at the election for the ratification Of
the Constitution, each voter naming the place
he shall prefer 1t the next general election
let the vote be confined to the three highest,
and il no ons place shall hare the minority over
oil the others, then let the two highest be sub
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kEtb1IE COUNT.
r-fr AyA y 11.ssHos,, July 1eth, 1s32.

4;,.. rst.. Mimi "a 4A',pip.:} '''' ''''' 'S''.
In looking the Crop ItAus in Your valuable Paper
sskss.ssN1@5WPssstss9 tss9 a. esNsy;. .sx~~v
SIZE eo ri a56suat of he vhoI touty, tos ve HRS
hs-a too buy IN tasn 70 n.ie many observations
or Bit il Vicinity The fai.te4s II 1ok
VET much el4tfd IN sde5 of tht f1sE1q pusps Win
tes Wheat shout here hut lls m I'D III net esnx
"heat not - much soHn usual and that so1ed Lite
vben The keana WIT and ae4 The ground L vefy dr.
Tteis h-s os sa shy rain IN tbs veny lnee she Last
week In Nay. ~ih sh< exception u .kt ,t.1sz ~ Tho
sh,rts.a :. ~ meath eonseqaty se hass ahort s7~.
abort had nd h< prospect Of shos. esop aovr3e. The
eay soxn drY nnd Is filing well. The Lite thre
Is N lnaune.abIe number Of ch!ntz Bugs It
psters hass teen enszs deoysd ohtss thete may be
lak OF ooetfd of escp hsrreai rss. Tha oas crop
Wit h nst 0s1ps u tha seeeity Of 4td. 1hsn vas
orr Corn planted about here thza u4a BIT II Is bsck-
ward aoauat Of thsdfy weather Com suffering for
want Of rain. The shower .. 1eek hoxeF1 revived tt
satnf tut The leaves curling akan. We hAve h.d
eool tIe u oat he Te and Ito com looks cleaner
ttan TIC sa before. Sonia pieces ths planted
ve1J eIy cut down by the fost Whit did not Kill
cut Is now up about thrre fret md Is beginning TO tsse,
snail cars b expected Potatoes and other vegetables
need En tery much but we have fears Of tne. we
will trust In kind Providence for the esy and ta<r ran
h has bestowed mote blessings upon than taye
deserved. therefore viii pot trust IN him alvays
-; Youn truly, S. D. BAxrnu1axxw.
, 1859-07-20

:: Il is said that Russian babies look Ike &C
many idols with their heads carved ont snd tho
anes : caused By their beng rolled Up i sish.
handages- (ieasing only the head out,l 80 that
they, mag be put away out Of mischief aud dan
ger, On going into . Russian house, you may
had zone ittals fellow. left On = shelf, another
hung to the wall on peg, third hung over
one Of the main beams Of the roof, and rocked
.by, t,,e mother, who has the cord looped oves
"Wbr that is child" rou e1eIaim, looking
c1o=e u be sure you are not mistaken
'tQf e,urse what should it be ," ansEers the
mo,Ees. =. ,...
~Yss, sure enough, it is child. but 20 d;-ty
that Jou cannot help axking-" When was it
,"Vashed!" zhsieka the mother: * xashed !
phat, wash child! You would kill it,
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best Of ilibersls = ien5 % esli tnemseivesn na
has @ rfoi3aced e the usual results,-havc errcted
an alt.tto Thoma. Paine, .ad, on The anniyer-
celebrstion' which psssc. unnt auiess x
an .n, oat'ot. d .the.xsy corner oi eoae !sspapef:-
of discontent They have 10 10 otbsF Fsreasop @ % i
give for the faith is not H1Asn: 4hsy haa %
ont Of oint +, ea
cicty+ raahcr th1n to their own shortcomings or
sr;p1;s, .ni ~ saeh persons monta ,e,ap Dc
the bcttr claases only have my rcason 10 rebel,
lucy cannot well eonsplre against E9ysrnme9!.-
selves "a tbeir Exemption ] from an prejudice The
"Age of Rcasdaf il hcir, 1h&nhA. ltvbo1d,
clear, simple statements they eau understand;
oTass& they aes tpo .g49Eant 70 per- T.
ceirc; ita coarscucssts'n ia unison "1th the!r man-
,acrR. Thw. tlc author bps ,bea4uae tlf A Arott1e
ef fssa-thinking tankcrs unit the Patron saiut
OF 4nwashcd lnadelity.
ITO this generation at large, pc Is only an 10,
distinct shadow,-A inlnt Eemtniscenee oi red
md of brmstone % % lis ts, bt9ef,at. i ID liz T. snd rs
well.carned punishment in eternity. which sug,
esss 20 th1 sefaGns m'no o'r' ofaokcnness aaa
IN mr f;,r,hcr studv n . sscerto;n ,r,,.t mint.
in thu 4,,o,,ice art;cia con rosaih1v ,.e n+c,n,.
ID ;o-w,ot sinister s,,or,,sti,,.,a ~ snoers 1t
ort}n1o4v ,r h s,a i,,..nd o,er,,a1,nc;n, mi.
;rs+ ost;,,,,, ~ p.;aa a.. ~. 49, .o,o.,
t,,ra. t,;od1-r ,,;s, IL; a,.,.,. ~.
op,.,A, ..,,,:~A 80 t
o., ;aa:..~s.st T,,a a.. | =: -. - " =
,n;,;on a.. r,,:.,..,..,, 8. ~, fY,:to;s c....s
r,s o,,o f,ho ,,,,n,;.st ,,.r ~ I0.r<on,- ~,
thn.<acond :. !. conoro, rofoct;o,, +h,t 1,,;ne
u,,s ma ,r .1,o ,,anof,oto-s or .mor;o. ~
cnt;t,ed Mt ,aost tn n1aca IN 1,,r,ow,a uYh,,n,.
1,;,3.u +ho .3,,, !. TIN Au,r;7,n:
It won,d ,cnav sn,;;a,a rsnah,c a,,thor IN div
him up, wash him, and show him TO The world
tha 1s ns biography o. h% would embrace
the new t6cory Of politics in government. lie
Is rePresentaase man % Of Genoe1sy fe .s y both
competent artist; and he time has nsyived, we
'a.nk' "nen }a''ee nay pe oone nm, -
~" W. naspea " esaS "tla ~ 1':eSo p,o '
pus'.'.'a1 'n. aua ~ ln'-e "no so.ntu " NC m
aa ss. ~. .ns easA e''-s.' :., a:as' -
,ss'.s '@ '4'@' e1 a.'1 ~ ~. ' |ne. 's'o
~ 49, ~ - .,A ~
~ ~. ~ =, A''o' 'of -. 'a4u. <u1 ~ :. w. ~.
"4o'''e ~ NV eaa7' " .na'fA.'o ~ ~ 44's
paA'p.''et e'A.eo on"on s'eD'e' A"'' WV
aoue =, Luz 1's'0.'' e.. " sue. .:. ~
'.em a.so eoeaelnn 'he e'aa ., ->.w 'os1 ~
sNe lux. wv .'s ~ . - ~ ,.1a .r :e'le" ,
~ " 49, os's7' 80 AA''
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G0SsIPPIEG AT GOTHAM. )

s~ssns.- Ty~.s aaAa 44kes& &tt*at6vaa 7rar<E-.
Hsffer 17Ms4- Chfees = <aEeeG.s 6stsf.
e6xxs q. .A4p 4Rr4.. Hss3&As E<ntN1f
<rsrk-ft seE1ts ks.e';S
E;srn-31s C~a21 .sAaiasriaH1 - 9@sssfes--
t. {3fa,aas6 HsaezefsE u N:1FNasyss-0ss.
fEs;kubakle- -1fk1.sp.hy t. tiV4 NfAssSeas
<*::1r[CF3 sssi 1tas~ts, &C., xe :.
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Eouratl0Nll,

4 URORA INSTITUTE
CLARK SEMINARY.
Eetd and furnished n urss s1ty thousand dol
t1Is, .eated Il ArkORA, kan< ceunty, ILL., Sosty.
The Institution On The cank of the Fn1 RIvsr oye,onks
efnenuy beautiful And hea!thflsu IN SITUATION Tic build.
inE Fin tTo made 1t !1 eason one. and In tho las
ae ca aa e ss ass - T,es !, o sor
enrc dvtdou Of Labor. an4 TIE greatest excxilca-
cT " e ot Instruction. an1 the 1reaie.t
Kitchen. Lsan r. fk4sa- -Koous !nk- H.on1. Labosa-
toly koos fnr Kee.t:ons Painting, Music, Urnamensa
Literary SoetetfeA 4e &C. EseEy aF1an4emnnt t1t much
gould soxKesk and capal md enterprise provide
- besn aade for tha prose hah and c'nEor of s1-
COURSES UF STUDY.
ThE Cuk,eo1 SSst1sh ERA1cMxz will receive Fpechl
aseutioa. nothing Will b. allowed 70 supe1sGc then-
provided foe toth lades md gentlemen rhtTa
Culix0A Fx4FAAAfuAr Ctksx, {puFely Ae1<Ene(. Ani-
inF !. s2ee,a thoreushaess Il taa Gss*k nd aaihs;
thoEuukh ~ fhat af bat NerntLs EoEScA aud at
grets1y rr@~xna ranA ~ ssiisA.
viii ki1s 1t<kiy eeta1es masFsssl Win sseeton, %
Aaatamy, rhys[oEoxy asd nyxehs, Letursa % ATHens
tnz2i ChemstFy Gestxy, t"t4ay. e. hy {. y. RAo<1.
Tha Nooxxs LAsocAsEs ase tAnGhs BY perso1s vie
SPEAK md x11ts them tueny-iha German BY native.
In The Dff4x14xsT o. Nr.I-vocal and instsuin<ntal-
xtie t1ofeor ae.sne1 TO qualify pupais fur teaching.
D1A.1so. Far1sss aoa o1zAxssEAIs sra III tbe hands
In e7tJ department. n h pu.po to fn.uiah thorough
sszueea aad Il p< 70 aas a. 10 b rti~ A< rsaA n IL
eatsia'ae FL tesior sdes H. p:,aeu e. E. r.
oCEKE1U. 4. A. Y kH4g kAgfgE: =. IN n zu,,-s--
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$afes, Eoeks, &r.

%dtf8, A0cKS, Nr.
Wn[DMER'S M u PATENT SALA-
" havs vased south Tat<r st,se4 nd Ind the .o,s,
number OF Sasa In Que Huated and Ninety OF ,his
SEVENTY ARE
W1LDER,S PATENT SAL AkAMANDKR
TIA hslanea mada ay
k1G8rkEy DIFFERENT xAKERa
And presents probably the k.esse variety OF Safes Of aay
street n the world. With these f.c4A Of husitess
fhou!d purchase Safe OF auy make w1hout looking our
stock and comparing psioea. Ks h4se thu
GREAT FIRE PROOF SAFE
or the World.
AND ARE NEVER UNDEReoLp.
We h.ve ordered Ons Hundred Nsv Safes csmpJtstnx
l4Sxe Ex Be shipped Inn edAteJ And tberksaES
cxztnt ill to sutt Juu-
PRATT r. WORCK4TKR, Axeats,
-ap11sy ~ Sou,h WstsE s,re&.
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TUE LIVER INVIGOnATOR.
l. PREPARED BY Dit. sASFUKD.
Compounded Entirely ffsn Gang,
I. On. Of ,As n*s PuRaAr1vE .nd L1vxA xEDa

-4NAN EA+ f0%A%
- Only ose tottiA . needed
- ~ throw out Of Tho ByNeNA
=. The e4ects Of mcdjcfLs AtSx
4 Long Ae11zsa.
~ ahoea.t takeatafJ JtN-
dies Eemorea Il safss1ness
i IT Una:nral calos0 s0aA H.
: skin.
vi Ona dnse s1ftu \ aAos
u tins etfoEn Att1& gtvN!s
- slsur 10 tho appsfkA 4uF1
iraakss the 6Dad diS9k vel
VI One dose. otten rp4kaxt1
,cNes CnhDx1- DlAk1a0A
~ ia liz Vossk thfnp~ while
summer 8na Bowel CON-
lul .lnts J:r.1 s1most to ths
= Ia1H .'ass.
- 0nedorstoftwn tesspD.-
fa'swM alw.russAsS% Aea
Il (as'4'<a'.
Only one doseluaEE
" y rslEvcsIa&,c.
A ftw hntt1ea VII
QxoF1v. eYExttt1px
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's0' ' To TmAs7, E11u L @ pr.


"That's the way the money goes" and if it
SHOULD chance. il Tie case of some railroad or
bsrk financicr, pop goes Tia eceaseE," why then
diamonds arc the worlds choicest curreucv,
convenient to carry, and readily convertible.
Dyiuc screnely-ahole ths market for co1umouer
forms Of carbon. thev4sal cver bo farurrte in.
scst1nent with the wealthy rs very common
Midas may turn your first water britliants into
gold IN tight time. - .
Confessedly a more pleasing part of the visit
orcr tllc way wns un,ong the choice and crauis-
lie hronzes on the second Hoor, but the itenls in
the list Of full set Of diamonds uar interest
soma Of your readers. Geo. Mcclure, Esq, one Of
this celebrated firm, herewith has our acknowi-
edSs1nents for attentions on our diamond hunt.
nnd our general glance through *s Tidauy'e." II
The poor remains Of the Crystal Palace, that
fairy cfeatipn that rode of on wings of fame,
sill cling TO Reservoir Square. It wsa tue So
verest lass New York could bare sustained in a
single building, for, alas, unlike the Latargc
and other f'hdenlx structures, the beautiful pslt
ace will never rise from its ashes. Apropos to
tha!,, the City hall stands dunbtoundered and
sadly Ahorn, awaiting tardy repairs Of sad re-
verses in its orerzealous observance Of the At
lantic Cable reioicings. The big bell has a tenn
poraIy wooden frame work in the yard beneath,
whence to attend TO its duties. New Workers.
should be ashamed Of this dilalorinesa =
The weather thus far has given but few hot
days; those, however, in quality, very respect.
able indeed. They know now to do it here. and
I may adu.in- view .of tha- countless xtearnerx
plying on saeh days fully iAden, 70 tho puuerous-
seaside re5ott4. ithin n few billings ride Of
these whnsres; fhey know What to do With ii"
Il.
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THE FARM AND GARDEN.

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Rac1s-AgpksT Shipping South ct'*'alia
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enaaininE full Information address ihA pEceipa O. "
QCEKE4U, A. NJ A1seIa. Lii. :"
Hoa- BENJAMIN HACKNEY. President.
HEYa L8EI 3k3f2 GxffEfxEY. 4lk4n..fdt4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
TPQDstee,N Sale.

WuDRkAS on the l0,h day of November, A. d.
W lsSS. aAry Gildea and Hush 0i lss. hss
husband, VI Davenport. Iowa, sutesrunto Charles
Powers. ~ trustee . certain p~ed Of Tfust. ce>-
veying to said Trustee the land In Scott counsy.
Iowa, described ss follow., to VT All that certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land, situated In Davenport
aforssiid known. designated and nambcrsd on the
at oi sad city, the east half Of the south half
Of iol NUMBER four ~ In bio<k nu0oeT thirty
t3D bins the same prem es conveyed TO aAia Mary
q Ord u BY drsd from Antoine L. CiAhe and ~if-,
dsud June 9th. 1Sa6, and duty recorded. Which ssii
convey ance WAS made by ,hs said Nay 01ldea
ana husband Ter the purpose OF s@~--'ng The pay
ment Of of,s ceStsin prouissjry no 'oe intf-
est there, n, signed By the said Hug. .as> dss-d
the 18th dsy Of November, y 1856. AMI psyahis
- follows: for the sum OF one hundred and y
seven 60 100 dollars. payable ON h. lS,h dsy of
November, 1857, with interest st ton PER cent Per
annum
: And nov said promissory note having beooos ous
payable and b sssd Hugh 6iides hsvins failed
70 pay the same, Chsies Po~erA Trustee af,re-
said. do hereby give this public notice. thai By vir
tue Of the power Which s In vested BY eaid des a
trust, will, on wednesday, the 9oth dag ef Juiy.
A. 1852 at the hour Of sWo O'Clock In the aftes-
noon OF said day, at the Court House door In shs
city OF Davenport '-"nse and OFFER for sale q pub
ic auction. TO tn. ret bidder for cash the Doseoa
OF land abova de- rlycd, much thereof - shall
be sncent to pay the % said ~
with The interest u sreon TO the day ~ sAla gehR
with all the and expenses attending sAh eASo,
costs Of this notice Apd Tusiee's fees.
Dated the 22d day Of June, 4 1850
CHAaLE1 P0V1as.
jun38 Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
l. A L E S 7 N E w S.
INV rvv non ApuN
LATER FRON EUROPE.


HsV"es FsSucoisss ~ sne Tessses
NEw YoRK, June 22-Add to Persia's
news. London, Saturday llth.
The attendance In the House Of Com.
mons was very numerous to-day, the ex-
pectation being that the address in reply
to the speech from the throne. would be
agreed to as amended. The House agreed
to take the speech into consideration on
Friday, and adjourned till that day.
DRESDEN. June lO.-Prussian Commits
sioners were here yesterday, negotiating for
transport by railway, OF considerable bodies
OF Prussian troops. A satisfactory result
was obtained without difficulty
The Commissioners started for Munich
with . similar object.
PARB, June ll.-Gen Schamm has been
appointed chief commander at the Camp OF
Chslons, whore three divisions Of cavalry
are TO be assembled.
5000 Austrian prisoners have arrived at
Nsrsailles and Toulon.
TUsIS, June lO-Gen. Garibaldi occupies
Bergsmo. On the Sth, having learned that
l5 900 Austrians were coming from Bresica
sent a detachment to meet them, and tho
the force sent was considerable in num-
bers, they nevertheless beat the enemy.
VERONA, juno lO.-The Austrian official
bulletin says, Gen. d. Urban at Camancia
and the other corps de armie at Magenta.
were engaged in sanguinsry fights.
The enemy in greatly superior force, ap-
pears to be advancing from Milan and the
Austrian army has therefore passed the Ad.
da in good order and are nearing the rein
forcements in reserve.
The courage Of our troops is unbroken
and they are longing for . decisive battle
TURIN, June ll.-Private letters from
Milan. respecting the battle Of Manesenara,
state that 500 Zouaves were put hors d,.
combat.
| The Austrians, who were 10000 strong.
suffered loss Of 500 killed and wounded.
and 1900 prisoners.
The battle lasted nine hours. At II
O'Clock at night. battalion Of Hungarians
| and Croats, who intended to surprise the
village, were surrounded and defeated
The Times correspondent at Vienna, says
the official Austrian bulletin announces that
the battle Of Magenta produced an inde-
scribable effect q. the capital. and every
one for . moment appeared to be stunned
Military men are indignant that the finest
army Austria ever possessed, should have
been entrusted to such bungler as Count
! Gyualir
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE following are
the quotations for American flour: lOa9,
| and l3 8, wheat-western red, q Q and
10; western white. 10 q IL; southern,
10 q l3; corn-yellow, 6s6 white, 8 q s.
Sales are unimportant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23

Times Of opening and closing malls In the Davenport
Post Ofncs:
EAGTBRu 0AgL, arrives ~ 6so anu o." = -
closes At 9:i5 A Il 81 $3.50 p y.
NoRTuEaN Nail via Dubuque and Northern Iowa.
arrives st g. 81 \ c.osesat s:1S -.
SourHsRx n Nj, from b.. Louis and soutnern Ah.
souri,, aratves at 60 p n; closes At t9lo An
wESTEss AID SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives -
GO - closes 81 $50 p M.
ILLIKom WAY NAIL, arrives $40 d ana Os9O
4; closes at A y and 3PM
RIvsR NAIL BoUTH, including river towns aooveet
Louis tho Miseouii River, Neb:ssks and Kansas,
via Hannibal St. Joseph ., arrives et 10 a
NJ clio. e.. atlPn.
RrvER NAIL IN ciudng river towns from lie CLAIRE
to Lyons, arrives at A y clio 'ee at s.SO 4 =.
NORTHKRx MAIL, By isni, up the river, srrives q
Pm Sundays, Wednesdays and friday: doses at
SpM en- Mondays, Wednesdays and Prtdavs
BLUE GRASS NAIL, srrves st IL y, closes q IZ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and 0sturusys.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL Tuesosys
and Fridays.
AnAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN II n, on
Thursdays.
The office will be open ON Sunday during the Sum-
mer from TO 10 M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
CO NJ M E RCI AL
OFFICE OF Iowa srATE DENocRAr, !
wednesday evening. June ~. 1859 {

OFFICE OF Iowa srArE DENocRAr,
wednesday evening. juno ~, 1889 {
The weather continues delightful. To-day Was
moderately warm, With = good breeze stirring.
moderate amount Of grain and produce came In BY
wagon, but no arrivals BY bost or rail.
WeQuote As follows
HLoUR-One firm shipped 100 bbls By railroad to
New York, and 100 more the Novtherner to St.
Paul. We understand but.one firm has reduced the
price TO S5 5000 so The maj GRITTY ere selling new
spring extra at S6 90, and old wheat at o. 90 Ut
wholesale, and 50 cents higher at retail.
wHslT-About 600 bushels by wagon. gre 1T
deal Of mus wheat Is being brought in and 10 sell.
ing for 55a65c; good to selec. new wheat, 70@s3,;
old e0G,l 90.
CoRN-yery little demand except for feedipe.-
Market steady At b7Ssoc for sheied ear Soc.
OATs--Nothing doing In this grain one load in,
but very poor. Prices the sans - last week. New.
sOGss; old 4oG5o.
PoTAross-In good demand but very few arrivals
Old, e12O new scarce At 10 cents . peck.
RGos-Scarce At cents,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
From w ARLINGTON.

WAsBINGoN. June 22-Private letters re-.
ceived here from Elpaso and Arizona, to the
7th June, state that the late attempt to re-
volutionize Chihuahua. by Jose Mania Zus-
logs. brother Of late President Manual Zua.
loga. brother of late President Of Mexico.
has been entirely suppressed, and Zualoga
surrendered without battle, vas pardon
ed.
Hon. $. Phelps of Ne, and Lieut.. Maury
Of Arizona. are the guests Of Judge Hart, Of
Elpssso.
Extensive preparations were being made
to give Mr. Phelps . grand reception in
New Mexico.
Thespeople Of Arizona adhere TO their
determination to take no part in the New
Mexico election, on the ground heretofore
stated in their memorial to Congress. Of
having no fair representation or vote.
No U. $. Court will be held at Nessils
during this year.
Arizona will send her own delegates to
Congress.
II Lieut.. Maury consents to run again be
will be elected without opposition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
River Items.
w ednesday, June %.

Wednesday, June %.
ARRIVED.
BLACK HAWK, Hsight, Dubuque.
Ben CAMPBELL, Demming, keokuk.
ALBAxBKA, Wing, Dubuque.
NoRTHEKSER, Afford, St Louis
DEPARTED.
BLACK HAWK. Hsight, Keokuk.
Ben CAMPBELL, Demming. Dubuque.
ALHAABRA, Wing, St Louis.
The fast running paeket Keokuk, Capt
Dodge, is the morning boat for Keokuk, at
Z o'clock.
The northern line steamer, Henry Clay,
will be down and leave tor St. Louis, 1t 7
o'clock
The fine steamer Northerner, will leave
for st. Paul and intermediate points, this
Thursday morning, at o'clock.
The river. At this point, fell five inches in
the "a hours ending 1t dark. yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-23
Arrival OF the Overland Mali.

st. Louis, June 2l.-The Overland Mail
with dates to the 3Oth, arrived last night.
News unimportant.
The Oregon Legislature met on the 10th.
Luther Elkins. was chosen President OF the
Senate, and w. G. Levault, Speaker Of the
House.
Judge Williams and Mr.. Grover, the late
representatives., are the most prominent
candidates to supersede De Loson Smith in
the U. S. Senate.
The news from Frazer River continues
dscouraging. Ihe shipments Of gold are
small
Governor Douglass has issued decree
providing for the naturalization Of aliens
after three years residence
Business at San Francisco was dull, with
no prospect Of . speedy revival, owing to
too heavy shipments from the East.
N A. Otero will be returned to Congress
as delegate from New Mexico, without seri-
Gus opposition.
Horace Greeley was expected to arrive
in FL Passo, in July.
Some reforms in the present system
Of advertising and the delivery Of letters
being necessary, the Post Office Department
will speedily adopt such as may seem prac.
ticable and efficient, and will hold its off,
GERS to strict accountability for their own
mistakea
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UNPARALLELED INnUMANlTY.-If any
of..our readers desire to..peruse an account OF
the most inhuman affair on record, it can be
found on the second page, under the head
Of IAN Inhuman Transaction"