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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

New YoEk, April 2l-The steamer Hnr-
riet Lane OF the Paraguay fleet arrived last
night. She left Montevedio March l2th.-
and arrived in Pernambuco in IL days.
thence for the Barbadoes in . dsys, and
thence to New York in days.
She reports that the ship Champlain was
totally destroyed by fire at Buneos Ayres
March lst She had a cargo Of hay on
board. The fire was supposed to have been
set purposely. no lives lost The u. s. fri
gate st. Lawrence sailed from Montevedio
the day before the following had sailed from
Montevedio for the U. 5. As soon az thev
could be prep .red for sea the entire squad
ron It Is supposed would be on the way
home by the lst Of April. The frigate Sa
bine, flag ship OF Com. Shubrick, with
Judge Bowlin on board, sloops Falmouth
and Preble ; steamers Atlanta, Memphis.
Caledonia, Southerner Star, Fulton. Water
Witch, w. w. Chapiu, ann store ship Sup
ply. The Metacomet had been condemned
as unseaworthy and would remain at Mon
tevedio till orders from Washington were
received,
The health Of the officers and men Of the
squadron was good
Lieut-COmmandiug +. Il. Renshvw. late
commander Of the Brainbridge. was passen
ger on the Harriet Lane Lieut.. Renshaw
returns home on account of i'll health and
Is also bearer Of dispatches to Washington.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

THE STATE OF Iowa. In the District Court o
Scott County, }scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution is.ued from to once
ID Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott c0un
~. atate OF Iowa, in favor OF Stephen shomp son,
plaintiff aud against PATRICK Foley defendant, dated
March 18Th 1859, and to me directed. commanding
that OF the goods, chattels, stock OF nteYet In
any COMPANY, deb's dee. ps0F erty In the hands Of
third persons. lands and te0ements (Whi h sro not
exempt by Jaw from executon) OF the sad Pat, ick
Foley, make cause to be made, the sum Of one
hundred and sixty-one dollars, With interest and
costs and by virtue Of said exscutOn levied upon
the described real state situated In Scott
county, W, TO wlt. The south east quarter Of the
sarteT. east half OF south quas
and south west quarter OF southeast quarter OF
section No 36 township number so range 3east also
part Of out lot No 81, bounded follows: commen-
cling Of said lot, thence south
along the eat line 293 7llOO feet, thence west 70
feet to the place OF beginning Of the tsact intended
to be conveyed, thence vest 80 061e0 1eet. south
Il g. 100 feet. west 50 10-lOO feet south ~ feee
vest 10 feet south ~ feet, east 20 feet. south 81
feet east % g 100 fett north los SIS feot, eoet
10 991OO feet north 1I6 100 f0et to poco oe -
fllnning, With nioo houses sheaoGo.
And hereby give public notice tnos ooell odes
for sale Ut public oaty q the 0sast Aoooe d0er -
the city Il Davenport Scots county, Iowa, % Ueeur
day the 2ist day Of Nag, leo. sas ~ hooe q ~
cloeA Of said day, - ~ eiooeet - 0eM nle'
der thefelor IN eash, ths shove 0osesoe4 9
suclent tssreet y Aatiss Ia esevs 49, M "
. - sss i ! ~ u Ann. ~ ....
ss1l thule = oi5N E6SIN IS1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
River Items.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. April 81
PENBINA, Griffith, Reeds Landing.
Ben CAMPBELL, Myers. Montrnse.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb, Galena.
DEPARTED,
PEMEINA. Griffith, St Louis.
KATE CAssEL Gray, Dubuque
BEN CAMPBELL Myers, Montrose.
The Canada is the morning boat for st.
Paul, the Metropolitan the morning boat for
st. Louis and the KeOkuk the evening boat
for Montrose.
The river is falling slowly with Q good
stage Of water.
The Aunt Lefty is still lying with her hull
under water. The Capt. has had two bulk
heads put into her and commenced pump
ing again with fair prospect of soon float
ing her.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing malls IN the davenport
Post Once:
GAsTsRH nAu, arrives at 6ts and $50 ? NJ
closes at y. 10 A A. ~ y NJ
NoarHENN MAIL Via Dubuqu. sDd Northern Iowa
arrives at D aJpM c.csesat S:l5 A N.
SourHERs MIL, from 3. Louis and Southern Mis-.
souri, araive- at 8. .s0p ": closes At 9.l5 An.
wssTEsN AsD aOuTHEKN Iowa NAIL, arrives At
6.30 ? n closes At 9.30P M.
ILIis0fs WAY NAIL, arrives 6:45 u and 3:50 p
n; closes al A Y aud . PM
RrvsR NAIL soUTB, including river towns abovest
Louis, the Missouii River, Nebraska and Kansas,
via Hannibal 4 81. Joseph X, arrives st 10 A
M clio. at4Pn.
RIVER MAIL, in cluding river towns from Claire
tn Lyons, arrives at . n clio 'es at 800 A n.
NoRTHKRs MAIL, bv lsnh, mp the river, arrives at
M Sundays, wednesdays and Fridays: olosss at
9rM on Mondays, Wednesdays and Yrtdavs.
gLuE GnAss NAIL, arrives at IL u, closes a. IL NJ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and 6aturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes an II NJ, on
Thursdsys
The flee will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to 10AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

MINNESOTA WILDcAr.-This bogus
shinplaster is trying to gain a foothold in
this community. Great efforts are being
made to fasten it upon our people. All the
talk about its being - good aslIllinois and
Wisconsin currency is nothing but gas. If
il is worth as much, Why is it not made as
good IS par At Chicago and other important
points? We can't endorse wild-catting in
any shape. We are opposed to it on prin-
ciple and must warn our readers to be care
full of the Minnesota shinplasters Touch it
carefully or you'll get your fingers burnt
II it is sound the discovery will very soon
be made. Islander d Argus,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

STANDING CoMMITTEEs.-We think
that the Mayor has made very judicious
selection in his choice of the standing COM
mitteee, and with one exeeption-that Of
" Reports of City Officers. could not be
bettered. We do. not think that the chair
man Of that committee is competent to fill
the post assigned him. as his recent action
in the examination of the accounts of Messrs.
Mitchell and Sylvester fully demonstrates.
Mr.. Rauming may be very good Alder
man, but he 10 no committeeman, and We
wonder that he has not discovered this fact
himself II Mr.. Ramming thinks to make
political capital out Of his position - .
member Of that COMMITTEES, he win find
hiasslf mistaken. We rather gusas the
wissssrss Of that body viii gst their an.
| gsss busat u thsy @ late sGamiaine ths
oeosua>s q silhes Z thste olle>sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

DoGs.-Among the many nu'sances
which prevail in this city. none are so un-
bearable a. the vast number of"dorgs" that
perambulate the streets. and frequent the
markets and other public places A person
who has business in the vicinity Of the mar
ket houses, is obliged to arm himself with q
cudgel to keep Of the numerous CANNES
that flock around them. An ordinance
should be passed and carried into force
which will tend to abate this evil, for as it
is, no person 10 safe who comes in their
WaV,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
NJ q % nj Ida COllege
SseI saaer ArramgeDsaem

vNHE Eighth Session Of this Institntion osmmeu-
ces on May 4th, 1859 Three teachers vii
be connected with the Faculty the coming season.
h. y. MsDwsrfing. A u - graduate OF Ham
ilton COLLEGE, Y, aud late Professor in Nee York
Central College. will take the Char Of Ancient Lam
guAges and Mathematic.. and assist IN the manage
msnt Of the COLLEGE while the President Il abroad in
the assncy.
Prof. 0rith will slso deliver course Of lectures
to the YouusIs siies Of The College, the coming go.
si0n, on the subject Of El0cution
improvements In the College Buildipgs and
grounds are nov going rust that this
Institution. Notwithstanding the disconr aging de.
preston OF toe mes will erelong become center Of
female educ. .tion and refinement emiue emily worthy
the continued patronage of an enlightened public
by . resolution passed ~ . late meeting 81 the
Bard, in view OF the removal OF Iowa Collete from
this city, the Faculty allowed disc retionsry pow
or In reference to the admission u gentlemen TO
classes IN the College ~ day students But white
many 0f 20 ing men are " irstipx for gold, AMI
starting for sPikes Pesk /" the young ladies ~ ou
country should start for College and - dig" for
treasures more pr@cieus thsn "silver gold -
Arrangements have been made with the gentle
manly o'nceTs OF steamboat companies, VIII se besn-
tiiul Packet. pying daily between ~. Louis and
~ Paul on u sissipDi, to carry students, agents
ami teachers ID from this College the present
season Ht ha.t re. An omnibus will also b. n
gagged 10 run 10 and fr- the College twice each day
for the accommodation OF day stu 'ents from the
city, " defired,
Half fare passes on the river, circulars, or other
information desired will be forwarded students by
addressing the President,
aprs REV n NJ. TOOkE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
SheriH,S Safe.

STATS OF iowa. Inthe District Court Of Scott
SCOTT COUNTY. county, State OF Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution issued from the ONCE
ID OF the Clerk the District Court of scott
ty otste OF Iowa, in favor Of ?. L. Chandler, plain
tiH and against James Kelsey and II. Kelsey, defen-
dants dated April 3th 1859. and to me directed com.
mand,ng that of the goods, chatels, stock in.
t-rest in any company, debts due, property In the
hands Of third pstsons, lands and tencments (which
not exempt by Law from eye ecutiOn) Of the said
defendants, make, or cause TO be made. tho sum o
thirty-ive and 5O-1OO dollars. with interest and
costs. levied upon the northwest quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section number twenty. oue
(31 In tosn-hip number seventy-ntne 10y north Of
range number i've (s) east Of the 9th p II
And hereby gtve public notice that I shall cnteu
for sale ~ public outcry at the Coart House door
in Davenport, in satd county, on Saturday The 18th
day Of Nay 1859, st the hour Of oclsck Of said
day to tho highest and best bidder therefor In cash
the above described property, sucsDt thereof r
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 2lst day Of April, 1850
Il. LEONARD,
apr22 Sheriff OF Scott Go Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
Now Y Ork Market.

Now 4 0ek Market.
BY TELE0RAPH1
NEw YORK. Apil 2I, 1859.
FLoUR-Heavy and 50GlOc lower sales 8 900
bbls At SO05 40 for super State: 8 9O0G6 % for
extra State; s5CoS ~ for common to good extra
Western.
CANADIAN eLoUR-LoWer. Bales small; 6 4O0
7 AZ 'or extra.
kYE FLOUR-93 70Gn4 so
WHkAr-Firm. Sales 2, 600 bu at u As for WIN
ter Red We tern, 81 SIS for red Southern
BARLRv-DuII. Sales 8, 900 tn State at CSC.
RYE-Qu.et; s4t1SSc.
CoRs-Firmer sales IL 600 bu mi1ed western
at 50 k6lS1c.
OATs--Dull b3C1:4c for State and Western.
PoRK-Hea y. Saies 100 bbs At II co for new
mess; 10 IS for old mess: ~ 60 for prime.
REsP-Steady.
BsEg HAMs-Quiet and dull.
DREssE I'D Hoes Quiet.
SHoULDBRs-6L @6h.
HAMs-S09a.
LARD-Dul; 11Ml1%.
BUTTRR-Q net, Shg1lc for Ohio; 1924 FOR old
and ne State
CHEEsK-DuI.
WHISKY Quiet Sales small, at 26s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

ST. LOUIS. April 2l.-Capt Mowrey. bear
er of dispatches from American Consul at
Gueyamas. passed here yesterday, en- route
forW ashington He left Gueyam the 18th
Of March.
He reports tho arrival Of an express from
Coso!a. in Smalo, the day previous, with
news Of an engagement at that place on the
l4th. between Pesquerra and Col. Guancs.
in which the latter was routed. with Ioss of
his guns and 800 men.
He marched Immediately for Mazatlan.
which was guarded by small force, but
will probably be taken without much diff
Guilty.
Sonora was in q constant state OF revolu.
ton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

$1,000 REwARD.-Wc are glad to
see that the council has taken up our sug-
gestion, and offered a reward for informa-
ton that will lead to the detection Of the
person or persona who have been guilty OF
despoiling the City Cemetery. OF large
number Of its most beautiful ornamental
trees. We hope that the reward offered
will have the effect to bring the offending
parties to Justice Should such outrages be
suffered to pass unnoticed we may soon ex-
pect to hear of the very tomb-stones being
carried away to be used as door steps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

MlxEp-The City Council Yesterday by
vote granted the committee on Mr.. Evans
case further time. so "a to afford him an op-
portunity Of proving himself citizen if he
can, yet right on the heels of this, turned
around and admitted him to a seat in the
Council a. Alderman! The responsibilities
OF the committee are certainly enormous
after this action! Suppose Mr.. Evans cant
prove himself citizen or it is proved he is
not citizen-them what ?-Gazette.
Guess the council has got its "foot in it
this time II would be hard matter to
oust Alderman Evans from his seat after
their recent action.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

GERMAN MUSICAL CONVENTION
We learn that the various German Musical
Societies of the North west intend to hold
th cir next annual convention at the city of
Burlington. 1t was held here last year, and
Was really fine affair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

DRy.--For cloudy day, we think
that yesterday was about as dry-for locals
--as we have experienced for a long time.
Nothing Of interest transpired, and the day,
taking it all in all, was rather dull but we
all live in hopes Of better times. Hope said
times are not far distant!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
lard Ia the Public.

WE, the undersig0e6, dealers In Magazines,
w Newspapers, &c being convincei of the in
feasibility OF continuing the sale ~
At the present low figures, and feeling satisfied that
the citizens OF Davenport are willing TO pay fair pri-
c.s for their good. and will sustain ~ our under
taking have resolved on the folloViDg, that
On and after April 2Osh, 1859,
We will sell
Harper's Magazine at - cents
Goiey's Lsdy's Book at % cents,
Atlantic Monthly. 25 cents,
Frank Leslie's MagsxiDe, 25 cents,
knickerbocker, 81 cents.
Household Word, % cents,
Biackwood's Mag.z ne, 25 cents,
Oh"ss Acnthly, Is .pts,
And all other 81 Magszines 25 cents
Arthnr's Home MagAsine, 20 cent?,
P.terson's Magazine, 20 cents,
Ladies' American Magazine, 90 cents,
And sll other 80 Magazines, ~ cents.
All Newspapers at usual retail prices
CHARLES " ADAMS
Agent for Iowa Book Rooms. No. - Brady street,
3. u. STARR,
Agent for Twin City Book Store, snd p o News
Depot. spr2O.2d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
Disselutien Of Cspar tsersbip.

9VHD c1pavlnership heretofore existing between
j tho undersigned in she FopDde-y and Machine
business In the city " davenport Iowa, 10 tbs day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter b. eCnd ed By David
Townsend and Ralph OiIier, under the name and
style 0f Townsend + Collier, who are autA0ris a n
settle the business Of the late nrm OF Towns end
Hayes O..
Dsvsep-rt, Iowa, March 81, 1853.
DAVID TOWnSDMD,
J. G. HAYD0,
ape1-AoW 8ALeu COLLIER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
a Gard.

TNHE Official report taken from the Argue Of osps.
i 29th, 1883:
No ~ DIP white, Davenport, Wheeler 4 VII
son Sewing Machine, D0orring cf McA ooamss-
ddfiOa
n" s.. TO Rste, Davenport, l sewing Machins,
Good
No -. &c Rste, sewing Machine.
Note-rhe several sewing machines on exhibition
~ere ell sups ror, each doing the work veil and o.
rapid rate, highly commendseie.
The Premium Aarhins' can BE- sccn q A "
Bailey store. DP WHITE Aas,s
r. y. ru kste denies putting stick In our sew.
Ing mschine nj the Rock Island Pair. We never
charged him or any else with Il; but did you ~.
er see bird Huttsr uniess hitf
PIP. \ We shall In few days have lot Of
wheeler Wilson pirst Premium" sssinG mA-
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
From w aslsingeOn

WAsHrSoroN. April 2l.-Mr. Jones our
new Minister 10 here ready to leave tor his
post. HE instructiOns are nearly ready
and he will 60 out in the steamer OF ths 9Th
Of May.
The French Minister had long interview
to-day with Gen. Cass. 1t is understood he
considerable interest 10 the treaty Degotiat-
ed between the United States and Nicarsg-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

STREET SpRINKLER.-Mr. French is
soaking the old street sprinkler, and will be
ready Monday to commence operations on
the streets. This is very desirable as the
dust has already become intolerabIe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

TIE NEXT HARvEsT.--The next
harvest promises to he bountiful one. A
vast uantity of grain has been put into the
ground during the past few days, and there
i, great deal more still to be sowed. From
concerning next crop, and we shall not much
wonder il our next harvest prove the most
bountiful we have had for many year
al nf Il M ha
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
G. q M M f. RCI AL


DAVENPORT, Aprit ~, p \. /,
Market unchanged.
WHsAr-Prime old, q 90; now, 65619Oc
CoRN-sheiled, soc ear. oOc.
OATs-Od prime. SOC; new, 85@aAOc.
BARIxY-lDG1I5c.
FLouR-New wheat, As so wholesale; % 90 re-
tail. Oh wheat flour, retail 81 90; wtoterwhe
-four, ~ 80.
OoRN MsAL-Bolted, 81 so p cwt coarse. Al 20
per cet
POTAToEs-75o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

FAST DAY.-There will be no paper
engaged in our establishment wish to par
ticipate in the exercises which have been
suggested by the different churches.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

TIE PARK HousE.-Mr. Trusdell
has retired from the proprietorship of this
excellent House, and is succeeded by Mr..
c. A. Phelps, formerly of the fremont
House in Chicago, and more recently of the
Island City Hotel, Rock Island. LeClairs
House, Davenport, and the Phelps House at
Newton. Mr.. Phelps has reputation as q
landlord second to no man in the west AS the
popularity of the fremont House will attest.
The Phelps House At Newton, also. when
under bis charge. was - popular as any
House in the State. Though We are sorry
to part with the services of the former pro-
prietor, even temporarily. yet We think it q
matter Of eonsratulation that he IL eucceed.
cd by gentleman 20 we'll qualified BY sx-
psrisnss and deposition. to keep up the en-.
viabls rsputstioa of The "Park." For par.
tisulAra - tAs "pill 81 fass.s-SSsa on
Rlpsstss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
IL etail Ira de,

to those who may favor me with . call can guaPau-
tee the workmans hip tqual to these nanus actured
in this or any other part ef thu United States.
apr22-3m Jas. @. TODD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

CINCINNATI. April 2l.-At one this A. M
the flooring mill Of Simons Il Knost was
entirely destroyed by fire. including large
lot OF dressed lumber and flooring boards
SOss $4,000. Insured $1,000. Two OF
three adjoining buildings damaged
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
Echo Trial.

CaARLEsros. April 2O.-The trial Of the
eeamen Of the SLAYER Echo commenced on
Monday, and closed with verdict Of moi
guilty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
SUPREME COURT.
SUPREME COURT.
APRIL TERM AT DAVENPORT, 1859.
GRO. q. WRIGHT, CHrEF JUsrloE
" " ., o v,oss,s. wooSw.'D' Justices.

l.. M'H D. s.oes'.s' ~ooS~s''' Justices.
LEWIS KISsEY. Clerk.
April 81
COG Watson HughAvs Western Stage Co.
| ap. Van Buren co. Motion on the part OF
| appellee TO affirm, sustained.
57i Jacob Bushy vs Louis Zindel ap. Lee
CO. Motion on part OF appellee to afiirm,
sustained
599 Arthur Bland vs. X Weimer ct al. ap.
Des Moines CO. Motion on part OF appellees
to affirm, sustained.
5s3 Andrew & Treadway va Fredrick
Stanton ap. Dubuque co. Motion On part Of
appellee to affirm, overrued. Continued.
597 Vim NJ Summervile for use Of X G.
Kendall vs. Ira Hedge and G w Campbell,
ap Dcs Moines co. Motion ON part OF ap
pellees TO affirm, sustained.
500 Isaac Phillips vs. VIM Thompson ct
al ap. Des Moines co. Motion on part Of
appellee to affirm, sutained
59S Fredrick Becker vs. II G Anderson ct
nl ap. Des Moines CO. Motion to affirm
sustained
57l A Hesmer va John W Cleghorn ap.
Des Moines CO. Motion on part of appellee
TO affirm, sustained.
653 Price d Daniel vs Cady, Jones 4
Peck ap. lie co. Motion on part ofappellee
TO affirm, sustained.
552 Hugh Kennedy VS. r 7 Lowe and r
7 Creel ap, Lee co. Notion on part of ap
pelee to affirm, ustained.
$40 James Masden W. J w Hiatt 4 J W
Frazier ap. Henry co. Motion to affirm
Sustained
BIS Barbary Vogle VS. Walker & Reeves
Lee co. Motion to affirm. sustained.
55i Scherk va Charles Waters ct al
Lee co Motion to affirm. Sustained
Gol Jesse Cook, appt vs. Geo Wright
Henry co. Motion to affirm sustained
592 q. W. Bently ap, vs. A. Il W. A.
Saunders. Henry co. Motion to affirm over
ruled. Submitted
$50 w. 4 X. l. Ruddick vs. John A. Pat
terscn and }. Hickey ap. Lee co Submit
ted
500 W. B. X. Ruddick vs. j. A. Prtter-
son d J. X. Hickey ap Lee Gu. Submitted
coo Jas. Miles vs.. John Humphrey appt
Lee co. Motion to affirm sustained.
5Si Thomas Stoddard ap. vs.. Ambrose
Hodge. Louisa CO. Continued
so VIM. Edwards ap. w. w. Turner
Lee co. Submitted.
57a Partridge, Parchitt Il Warren vs. J.
f. Wiley. Lee co. Submitted.
$50 State Of Iowa ex rel. Heat ct. al. vs.
Mayor of Keskuk. Lee co. Submitted.
800 State Of Iowa vs. Jacob Houts.-
Louisa CO. Motion to affirm sustained.
56l State Of Iowa vs. Jas. A. Wilson ap.
Des Moines co. Submitted
56l State Of Iowa We. Michael Satter-
Des Mones CO. Submitted
557 j. Chase and Chas Foster, garnishee,
ap, Des Moines co. Submitted
556 State of Iowa vs Constantine Rahl,
Des Mones co. Submitted
5i5 Moritz Il Ednger vs. A Bernheimer,
Des Mones 60. Submitted
5s9 Peoria 4 Oquawka r Co vs. II w
Starr, Des Moines co. Submitted.
100 Barcley Ogg vs Barnes Il Brazleton,
ap, Henry co dismissed
lol Harris lIowery, ap, VS. John II Will
trout, Louisa 60. Dismissed
59l Louisa co w NJ Dawson, ap, Louisa
co. Submitted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

Masonic EXCURSION are
in progress, to get up grand Masonic ex-
cursion to Dubuque and Galena about the
first week in May. The magnificent steamer
War Eagle. has been selected for the occa
sion. She is the finest boat on the river. and
her commander Capt Gabbert is ono of the
most accommodating gentlemen to be found
anywhere. The design is toget ur a company
numbering eighty or one hundred couple.
The fare for the rourd trip will be eight dol
lars couple. The excursionists will he ab
sent one day and two nights
The above item we clip from the columns
of the islander d. Argus. and we Second the
motion" and hope that the affair will take
place. Capt. Gabbert is the man to do it
up right
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22

VXIOULD most respectfully info,m the citizens Of
w the city OF Davenport and the surrounding
country, that he Is now opening from the best man
ufacturers Of New England and Philadelphia larse
and general assortment Of Spring and summer