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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

COASTWISE.
BosToN.-Str Em. Jenkins
10 cases dry goods, Rice, Chase & CO.. III bbIs mack
ere b. o. X. r.; lO4 do, 90 do herring 2sS pkgs dr.
goods, 32O do. boots and shoes, sundry persons
CHARLEsToN.-Schr Maryland.
lO2 bbls. rosn Jas Corner & Sons IS bales cotton
X. Matthews Son; go do Mills, Mayhem & Co.. 50 do
Jno. Williams Son. II 900 feet lumber
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX, n. S.-Schr. Dart
S2l bbls. flour, 100 bags wheat
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ACCIDENT IN NEW YoRK-One Uan KiiIed.-Abo
9 o'clock this morning, scafiold, which was being
used in the construction of the new marble build
ing in Duane street, near West Broadway fell,
and precipitated ten men, occupying the scaifOd at
the time, into the subceIlar of the building, dis
tance Of about twenty feet. James Madden was IA
tally injured, and died soon after being admitted to
the hospital Another whose name could not be
ascertained, was also conveyed to the hospital, be-
ing seriously injured. The others escaped with
few bruises-N. Y. Commercial
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Union meeting is about to be held in New
Haven. The call is already signed by near 2,OOO
persons The first installment of about 500 is pub
lished in Now Uaunn nannrs.
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Paris etter-writer states that as an addition to
the ballroom toilette, the distinguished perfumer
and faJricant of gloves Faguer stitches the white
kid gloves with blue, pink violet silk, according
to the color of the robe with which the gloves are
to be worn. The glove, fastened with two buttons
the back of the wrist is also a novelty in favor
with the hauf-fOn.
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LORD GRosvENoR NOT EASILY FooLED.-It appears
from the papers that the boys in the sharp town of
Sonora, California, imagined that the young Lord
was green and walked him up at his hotel, in order
to try him at cards. He played with them at poker,
whist seven-up, euchre and other games they seek
ing, all the time, to get him ntoxcated but it
turned out that he beat them fairly with their own
weapons, and in the i"orning the only sober
man in the crowd. He is now popular in that To-
cality, and he boys will fight for him His early
education was attended to.
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In both Houses of the Virginia Legislature yes.
terday, reports of committees were received opnos-
ed to the granting of the petition of Thomas VIM
OF Iowa, for the communication of the sentence oi
EDWIN Coppie, Harper's Ferry insurgent.
In the Senate of South Carolina, on Saturday
last, the resolutions relating to the reonenino cf
the slave trade were laid on the table by yeas 81,
nays Is. y 'NN
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The Wheeling Lateuigencer of Tuesday saws:
The river continued to fall rapidly Yesterday
with considerable quantity of running ice in tht
channel.
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Justice Catron, of the United States Supreme
Court, has publicly and earnestly protested, in
Nashville, Tenn, his residence against an act now
pending in the Legislature of his State, which
provides that free coored persons shall be seized
and sod if found in Tennessee, after the lst day
OF May next, if TIL Y adults; and that if child
ren, they shall be bound OUT and the adults to be
allowed to emigrate to Africa, in which case some
slight aid is to be furnished by the State to assist in
their transportation; or to be allowed TO seek a
master, and 60 into slavery.
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The Berlin correspondent of the New York Her.
od says that the Schiller festival in the Prussian
capital was failure. The petty vexations of the
police, the evident reluctance and ill-grace with
which the government had consented to ANYTHING
approaching popular demonstration, and the per
idious insinuations Of the Kreuz Zeitng party had
that they felt far inclined to give opent vent
to their indignation than participate in festive dis
plays. The Only part of the proceedings that
was calculated to excite the interest of the pub
lie at large, was the laying the foundation stone to
monument of Schiller, and even this bore much
more of an official than popular character.
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FOREIGN MARKETS


HAVANA, Dec S-We have verv little of interest to
ADVISE as to our Sugar market which is angud arising
from the difference between the pretensons of holders
and the views of buyers asking for No 70 at * rails
not granted No change in quotations bv Brokers' RoarJ
remaining nominal as last advised ShpDed IL us boyes
OF winch to New York, 5O75 and to Baltimore $751; bal,
ance to European ports leaving stock of 40 OOO boxes
against $4,000 boxes at same date of 1883
Moasses quiet stock light and demand; held at 3
rias per keg.
In other produce of Cuba there is no chanue in aluas
or market action to advise.
Sales of foreign produce upon the wharf owing to
abundant supplies of leading articles have been less
active, and at diminished figures. White Beans 81 per
100 lbs. Lard $l74G17H. Butter, $40 for superior
Goshen other, Philadelphia and Western $19G22 Hams
Sl54(G7. Potatoes $28@34. Onions SO Ba4 Clear
Pork Sl54Gl6 Apples seas per Dbl. Rice s7167%.
JerSeu beef retailing at S5 twelve cargoes anoat un-
sold. Norway Fish, 1000 boxes at SIS. Boston Hake
g. Newfoundland Cod s54G5x HAY sax White
Pine Boards S25 for cargo from Bangor and s26 for
another from Portland. New York Wrapping Paper Z
5 riaS per ream Sugar Box Shocks not easily disposed
OF at rias each Moases and sugar hogshead Shocks
S24ld2 $40 each. Rhode Island Hoops long and short
$40 and $40 100. Cabbages S5G8 per 100 Herrings
rias per box. Corn not in demand our own produce
being ample for the present.
Our Freight market is much depressed only one char
ter Tor Europe in the past weeka small carrier at f2
per ton net Spanish invoice weight American barks
Dublin and T. Cushing 1000 and 900 boxes taken for
New York at so cts. per box; do brig Judge Hathaway
TO load at Cardenas for New York. 400 hhds of moass
at 81 20 per ITO gallons gross gauge Quotations for Furo
pean freights-reat Britain and orders f2G2 5s: do
direct, 9lH y Hamburg and Bremen. f14a24 -
French ports, 5OG75f Spanish do. 81 25C.2 per box
Mediterranean to Trieste, G3(d3I.
Exchanges have been in rather quiet demand the mar
ket being well supplied with choice paper London &C
DAYS sight to Liverpool payable in London 16Gl65 pre-
MUM; New York, Boston, Baltimore and Portland An
~ do New Orleans short sight to =. Paris ofG9X
do; Spain, 7d7h do.
Mexican gold coins per cent. premium; Mexican dol
ars DO, on ship board, with bills ading policy of in
surance, &c United States gold coins at 4G4H do-N
Express
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The value of the censorship Of the press,
mon in Europe, is illustrated by letter from st.
Petersburg, which says: "There is a good story
going the rounds of the city of one of these official
critics, who struck out of manual of chemistry
by the way, the first book of the kind printed in
Russia-t6e name of prussc acid, alleging as his
reason for so doing that it insult to the
Emperor for so deadly and virulent poison to
bear the name of the country governed by the un-
Gle Of his Majesty"
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NELLING OFF AT COST!
Ia - - -
TOILET SETS.
COMMON CDODS

And endless variety of beautiful articles with
every thing pertaining to the business Of which
entirely having been imported for my Fail Winter
Sales previous to intention to change business
CALL EARLY as expect 10 close up hy DE 'EMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST. To do TINE WILL Be GIVEN on large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and fames are invited to call see for them
selves.
d, PRESTON PARR,
2ll Baltimore street.
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BOARD OE TRADE

1onmittee of arbitration for the month of December
G. W. GAIL
HENRY JAMES, MA MITCHELL
c. C. BALDWIN, RICHARD TYNFS
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The fve-sorv building No. Spruce street, New
York, occupied by the American Tract Society
took fire about ~ O'Clock on Monday morning and
the two upper stories were destroyed, The con-
tents Of the lower stories ruined by the food
of water thrown upon them. The loss is estimated
at S75, 900, which is more than covered by insur-
ance. The managers of the society state that the
fire will not cause suspension of operations
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-15

LAW AGAINST BILuARDs.-The Legislature of
Vermont has passed law against billiards, which
provides that the select of the several towns in
the State shall, whenever in their opinion the pub
lie good requires it, for bid any game or play upon
any billiard-tabe in their respective towns The
penalty affixed for playing upon table, the of
which is forbidden, is twenty dollars day.
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@iaItos an0 :Tlusif. +.
fE"3E"a H1VU Lyl1oIts
- GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
sMANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEi1Lt
" III WAREEooMs:

W WAREEooNs
Nos II, l. and 70 y. EUrAw STREET
OFFICE:
ny okTHEAsr CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYEr1E STREETS,
ne undersigned has hand one ot the largest
assortments of PIANO E0RTES in this CITY, which FOR
beauty Of finish power and nf elasticity Of
toTsh, have by judges been prongnncgd unrya!ed -,
me highest Premiu Gold VI dtl-waS awarded them
1859.
Every Piano guaranteed five years. and privilege
exchange granted atany time within six months from day
OF SALE II not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices liberal and call lsrespectfuy solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
g1 Pianos exchange, hired tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash
u III
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The Waynesboro' (Ga. Ne'es of the 7th inst,
says:
'Just going to press we learn ttat a
travelling agent for maps, in an adjoining county
went into a negro quarter at late hour in the
night, and was preaching abolitionism to the ne
groes. An old tavorlte servant went and walked
up his master and inlorme him that there was A
white man out there preaching TO the negroes
The gentleman went out and made the negroes hoist
and hang him to the joist, dug hole and buried
him the same night"
The Sylvania (Ga.) Ne,cs of the 7th reports that
two book agents were treated to thirty-nne lashes
! each, by planter in that vicinity recently, be-
cause they had visited his plantation and render-
ed themselves not only disagreeable bv their volu-
] hilitN but Snsnininms hu thnir nnndunt y
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-15

POLITENESs IN HAYTL-Hayti has been aptlv
called the curly headed France of the West; and
with respect to manners the definition is as just as
it is witty. Poteness pervades every class OF So
cetv in Hovti. If is as prominent in the cabins OF
the mornes as in the parors of the cities. Enter a
retail store to purchase orange or bunch OF
flo bananas and if you do not first salute the mar
c5apde, she will regard you deficient In good
manners. So, ALSO when you leave; if you do as
they do in Hayti you must bid her, good day
Breechess boys call their comrades Monsieur.
ration II is rude to ask any question in the
street or on the road until you touch your hat and
say r,Bon Jour Monsieur" Ladies kiss when they
meet and sometimes do the men-with men!
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At the NarVIanU Institute,
6eSideS first premiums Fairs Philadelphia, Washing
ton and Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
TIA LBERG,
STRA KOSCH,
and G. SATTER
50 from al ne eminent Professors anl ANA
.rl in the country.
WIN. KNABE 4 co,
l,3, 5 and NORTH EJTAW STREET
and No. 2DT BALTIMORE STREET
. between Charles and Light streets,
would respectfully invite the attention of the public their
we'll assorted stock Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
whch Tor beauty of finish, power, and
and elasticity Of touch have been judges
rlvalled Every Piano guaranteed for years. priv
ege OF fexchange granted any time within months If
not entirely satisfactory.
chasing elsewhere ~ '
Pianos taken in exchange hired, tuned and repaired
anZ6t1r WIN. KNABE Il 90.
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| NEW YORK, December 13-Arr. steamship n. Taylor
New Orleans barks Andes Arecibo; Cienuegos Havana
Excelsior, Port Spain; brgs Evelina Rutter, Malaga
Montgomery, Miragone; schrs. F. P. Simpson, Ocean
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NLOVERSEED.
~ $50 kushels New Cloverseed for saIeby
CAkR, GIESE & co.
, 000 BBLS. ROSENDALE CEMENT and
N.OOO CALCINED PLASTER, just received and for
sale by
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ELOUR.
Il Family, Extra and Rye Flour for sale by
CARR, GIESE co,
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NALL
- lAo9 sacks G. a. 'a iust hnding-or sale in lots tc
snit purchasers by
CARR GlEsE & co.
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DRFss IN FRANCE.-The Paris correspondent of
the Literary Goze0e writes: "Apropos to dresses,
there is system established at COmpegne that in
English ideas does something positively wicke ed.
Four toilettes day about the general require
m Mt, though there are days when only three are
necessary; the Invitations are for eight days. and
no lady is expected ever to b. seen twice wearing
the same gown. Count this up, and YOU will tnd
an average Of thirty thirty two toilettes to be
carried down to court. Suppose female inritec not
to be alone, but to have daughter (or two daugh-
ninety-siX drcsscs Now the average Of these
gowns will be $50 francs (ElO) causr, whilst the
finer ones costs 800 400, or 500 francs each, there
may be some which cost only l20 or l5O francs;
but put them all at $50 francs YOU reach for each
person, the figure of f300 or G320; and if two per-
snns EGNN or fGlN Il thrna COON or raGn %
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uEzaAs= THE BEST
@MxKqSLsbE " o s
" ARE MANUFACTURED BY
CH1CkERIN SONS
competitors in the United States "
number of Baltimore made Pianos Amnpp tbem q
Grand, for sa cheap.
MELODEONS AND MUSIC
IT, PIANOS FOR RENT
u,s... / T. STODDARD,
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HEMLOCK FENCING, RAILS AND WHITE
1PINE FLOORING-20G,GOG fe- for sale bv
CARR GIESE \ co.
az 1ur q Suelrs wharf.
WHlTE BEANS.-l20 bushels prime quality
w White Beans for sale By
rl0-u CARR, GTESE Il co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

Thursdsy, June l6.

ARRIVED.
HcnY CLAY, Stephenson, st. Louia
NcRrHERNEa. Afford, 81. Anthony.
KEoKUK, Dodge, Dubuque.
BLACK Hawk. Hsight, keokuk.
DKPAarKD.
HESRY CLAY, Stephenson, st. Anthony.
NoaTnEasEs. Afford. st. Louia
KEoxUK. Dodge. Keokuk.
3LACk Hawk, Haight. Dubuque.
he fine steamer Canada will be up, md
leave for s.. Paul. this friday morning.
st 8 o'clock. stopping at al intermediate
points on the river. and through without
change.
The northern line stsaner Pembins, viii
b down. aud leave for s.. Louis. this morn
iag. st 8 o'clock. through Ia quick time, and
without change Of boaas.
The popular old pasket Ala QAnpbal,i i
this MORNINGS bost Tor Ksokuk, ST S'clsek,
making connection with the lower paeksts
for St. Louis, and al poiats bstwssn there
and Keokuk.
The Black Hawk did not run through
the Bridge. yesterday. - often - Was ex-
psetsd. It was reported through town,
that Capt. Hsight allowed he wouldn't run
through that Bridge any oftsnsr than he
could avoid.
The river was at stand here, yesterday.
but not falling.
The river at st. Louis rscedsd about one
inch in the "a hours ending ct dark on
Tuesday. and was nearly stationary on
Wednesday.
The Illinois in falling from LaSalle to the
mouth.
The Missouri river is falling from Council
Bluffs to the mouth.
The river was falling slowly At Cairo on
the 14th.
At Memphis the river was falling st the
rate of one foot in "a hours.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
l. A TIE s + NE w S.
~ rELpoRAPa.)



WAaHIHcroS. June l6.-Ths views Of the
administration - 70 the rights Of nstursl-
lied citizens Who may r0lssn 70 Hufops.
and showing how far they are entitled .
the profession Of this governmsnt, vwe
yesterday prouol9Atsd By Gen. Caaa n .
letter from the Stass Departmsnt 70 4. Y.
Hofer Of Cincinnati.
The .Sec'y states that this eoverument
vii not interfere In Gases where indivjdu-
ais voluntarily return 70 countries 3 which
they owed military service. ct The period Of
their departure Gor the United SGaaes.
The Navy Department sdvissd that o no
apprehension was felt Of immediate danger
TO American interests at Tsnpico, the U. s.
sloop Of var Saratoga, left that port, for
Vera Crux, on the Let inst.
WAsalx0roH. june l5.-Ths L. Aaas
vessels Ssvaut. wy6ming and Leneastsr.
which are to comprise part Of the Pseifs
Squadron. will visit Chill, In view Of our
unsettled affairs with that country.
It 10 known that instructions have already
been forwarded 70 our minister. TO demand
reparation for the wrongs committed.
There 10 no probability that the Nsditsr-
rsnsan feet will be increased.
The Navy Department has resolved in
formation Of the death Of Lieut. Dssr. in
Flerida.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

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RgDUCRD 10 s 4 VfARl
zJts Dsss = CAs1psss Pesrso1oeog
IN TINE WORAD,
!. eaasequsaos Il ~ is,s1, ,srssasss eassslana,
ths pUbls6ess -
LITTELDO LIVING AGE
sas.ssd - rsdsss u. ysssiy ssbsssiDeasa vsss
fro0
% 70 %.
The pulliaAsse ere - ssnissd tAse - ssD0O0
labor shan b spes6 y msse the
TEE HAoAzMs SoR nm uLtl0Hi
ssd Whit boldly shsIeasing eeapssi.i-s. a.. Ae
men Il thi. county ivon IN 49, ~ VsA0.
c.ssos (cvs stssss ysa's sisss = ~ ~.
vs.:
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Stud. nts, AsrcAasts, Asc,aase~ - yss1as, - =
vhsn nay derive pleasure ~ Jssos hso - Dao0.
q Tsst is nsy - sssea - es.a e - ~
vorid.fsoowde1 1evleWs ao1s9osoo t00 - 0usa0A
vs.h esig'na, essseie. 80 ssssoasas - 0s11
f1e1tive Iiterasafe - eag 90 ee04y.
I. 5has II euotaias nspessdolag uoo1 ~ -
ssstssaisS oxSY.IoUS IA60I = m
GR11L BoofaA' matng
S,s0o Pages II = YoaRs
IV6Jw.zeoo GoeSo .O6eDNoUonDA
= - e ..;css = aa'ssSs-sss.
p'1ns.. -. 1:,lsss - - I. -
1~S = - 6siaei oletss. & Ci911nA
~ essaaAs. - osls = - sD6la assUGb
DDa,zsoR = 11oo12
sav17svSAce 80 1Fea1u1ps r.. =.
Lumber : lpunlDoP1
A LING Z wnllA1s Asvsle snsss1 -
"A IsnS.s yssds = - eesaes = - =
ssss..sss ssss :s.s = s:ssa.sss3s = -
n Lagesss 81 ~ Aa1Dgonont
n E11 0I1Ys
o.es.s,se = gs.t = - e1lssns saup
- = - -! !s:..:.s s:s.. Z = - -.
4:sss 1.-.ss A.s...a - sal.A
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A{SS - -. aeehsoDn
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

JUDGMENT AGAINST SHRLLIDAY Ar.
FIRARD-ws recsived information, last sve-
ming, that the Supreme Court had affirmed
the verdict of murder 10 the second degree,
rendered sgaiost Shel!idsy, one Of the per-
sons concerned in the Boyd wilkinson trou-
BILE at Iowa City. This affirmation will.
undoubtedly, create much surprise, = it
wss universally supposed that the Supreme
Court would reverse the judgment rendered
by the District Court of johnson.
He ought to be psrdoned by Governor
Lowe, before he is sent to Fort Madison.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17


THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE In.
sURANCE CoAPANY.-Last evening, we re-
ceived the following invitation from Char
ley Holland, the excellent Secretary of this
most excellent Company:
OFFICE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INs. Co.
Peoria. H., June IA, so.
EDITOR OF STATE DEMoCRAT, DEAR SIR This
Company is now erecting . very fine Office,
Of Iron and Brick, on Main street, in this
city, and when completed, would be pleased
to welcome some Of our numerous friends
and patrons, from different sections of the
country. to partake with us ION the day Of
opening.) of Collation. served up in the
building. and to be the Guests of the Com
pany during their stay in the city.
Not being able now to give the precise
day, (which will be about the middle of
August next you will please accept this as
such invitation, and please inform me,
whether we shall have the pleasure of your
company. Yourself to have ssasonable no
tice of the time hereafter.
Respectfully yours, &c.,
By order of Directors,
q. HOLLAND. Sec'y.
We shall be pleased to accept the invita-.
ton and make it point to be present on
that occasion. We are very glad to see the
"Peoria" in 90 prosperous condition. She
now ranks only second to the Etns in the
magnitude of her business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
SNber6H,S Sale.

THo STATE OF IOwA,( In the District Court Of
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
Dr. virtue Of SPECIAL execution issued frt m the
ID once OF the CierG Of the district Court of Scott
county State Of 1Osa, In favor Of william H Hill
dreth, plsintiG and against George " Thomas John
Dillon, the Troy Portable Drain Mill Co, N Rusch
y = Warning, Schricker snd Samuel George,
defendants, dated June 8, 1853, and to directed
commanding me that Of the real estate hereinafter
described, OF the said Geo W Thomas, I make, or
cause to be made, the sum OF twelve hundred and
ninety dollars with interest and costs, 70 Wit The
north west quarter Of the nolh-west quarter OF
section tweaty-fouS (2D In township number seven.
ty nine 79) north Of range number three 3 east of
the 5th u.
Ana hereby give public notice that shall cG.r
for sale 1t public outcry At the coor the Court
House in the city Of Davenport, Scott county, low a.
Saturday the 18th day Of July, 1852 between the
hours OF and O'Clock Of said day TO the nieh
and best bidder therefor in cash. the abe We de-
scrib property, or sucisnt thereof 10 satisfy the
above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1853
n. LBONARD.
Jel7 Sheriff oe Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17

PITTSBURGH, June l5-About two o'cock
this morning fire broke out on the steam
er Endeavor. which soon communicated to
the Gazelle, both of which were burned to
the waters edge. The Endesvor is still
afioat. No freight on either boat. The
Endeavor was insured in the Pennsylvania
Company Of Harrisburg. for 81, 400 !; in the
Quaker City Co, $4,000, and the Great
Western Of PhiladelLhis. $500 The Ga
selle was insured in the Eureka Of Pitts-
bsrgh for $1,000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
Arrival or the Overland Calisorpia Mail

Arrival OF the Overland Califorpis Mail.
81. LOUIS, June l4th.-The Overland Mail
with dates TO the 23d has arrived.
At the primary election In San Francisco,
for choosing delegate to the Democratic
State Convention, IA out Of the l6 delegates
chosen are understood to be in favor Of Mr..
Nugent for Governor.
Passengers by this mail report the Tex
ans in the vicinity OF the Csddo Reserve,
disbsnded upon the assurances Of Major
Vsn Doren that repetition Of the outrage
should not occur