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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25
BOOTS AND SHOES
.holOOA1O - Retail,
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY DTHaB3, DAVENPORT.
r dAvD now IN store large snd we'll oslectad
j stock OF DoGts and Shoes, 70 which I invite
the attention Of oil II want o. sstlees IN my ltns
OOuUsry Tt0dsvs wishing 70 replenish their stock
will nnd it 70 their advantage te call on me before
purchasing elsewhere.
10 nv numerous customers Who prefer OAaolo0
W0ek ~ continue . hold ont lnducemsuts IN the
nay Of prime ssook and slvjiaA sDevk, not aqasle1
ohts side Of New York.
All kin1s q Lsd1sp vose nAnsfeseussa e 1sual.
lJy17I y. 0ABADt1.
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But one be at arrived yesterJay-the Ben
Campbell. The river was on terrible
spree. The Ferry boat hsd to stop running
from the high wind AMI wayes The wind
came from down the river aud blowed .
perfect hurricane all day. The Pembinsw
laid up above the bridge, not daring to at
tempt TO pass through the draw.
No business was done on the levee, and
this usual thronged place. was almost en-
tirely deserted.
We shall probably hear Of disasters along
the river caused by the gale, as no boat
could 60 through such storm a. ragged yes
terdsy.
The following boats are due here today.
Dew Drop. Minnesota Belle and Canada
The rivers are all rising. and we are fear
ful that much damage will be done should
the rise continue much longer.
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PLUMRk n VAN HOSgN.
RlaknitHt = ANAnw~S~.


In County Court OF Scott County, In the Meter Of
the claim Of John Van 1vera ~ the sAmintsssa
trix ofths goods &c, Of Luke Van nvesa. deeesssa
Present, Hon Charles Weston. County Judge.
January 2tst, 1889.
VXyHRR0 0AB on The 10th day of Dsceuber. A. n
w 1867, upoo . bearing of the pastiss sAcvs
named, Il Wss Satisfactorily proven 10 the OOsve
tbst the sbovr named John Van Eyerp ves eoeaaI~a
10 recover from the adminst sstrx above nsmsA th-
full amount Of The claim tbeSetofors niea 10 sstd
CosT By HIN, 70 Wit: The am Of tbrss uscreA
dollars, N interest the st he Legal rate fscm
August 1885, and the satd Court then sed tAers
ordtrsd std adm nistratSix ~ ysy said John Van
Evera TIE said with interest 20 vharh
the said ad0'nistratsix. though more thsn . scar
has elapsed har utterly neglected and vsfnesd 10 DO
Nov spplicat.cD ~ the SAID John vsn Uveva, ID
ID bereby osdersf thas the said Jsssis
Van Evsra, end hr SURE tes. James y. 0sshAn.
0eOiss WsshinstOp KepDes, and WtIlisn Wslls, BE-
rump Cnef T. b. sni appear before the County
court OF Scdtt c0snty, ~ ths Coust Hosse u the
city OF Ds veop RI, on tlse nsst Monday II Nay. 4
1853, st ten ocloek In the fosenoon, 70 show
II any they have, Why the said odminisspstYix has
MT paid the claim ordered 10 b paiS a. assrs-
said.
witness Charles weston, County Juslge of Scott
countv. at the Court, House In the city of Dsvsn-
port, this twenty 6rstdsy % March. loeA
PLusEa ! VAN Hosss, Atrys. meS98-Slv
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DEATH-BED REpENTANCE.-Our rea-
ders will be pleased to see, by reference to
another column, that the regular sermons of
this paper have worked q most salutary
change in the common Council Just as they
are departing their official life. they repent,
aecede to our requests in the matters Of
retrenchment, and to all outward appear
ance. are truly sorry for their sins In view
OF this, We shall hope that their approaching
demise will be tranquil and happy.
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EE a good candidate for Mayor
Dawn IllGGIss, ESD

THE EASTERN MAIL.-The delays
and irreQnl .riiies Of the Chicago mail are
the subject Of much complaint among our
citizens, and We earnestly hope that Post
Master Cook will DO something to reform
the evil Night after night we are d'saP-
pointed by the non arrival oil our exchanges
or by something else which can be trae ed
directly to the remis.ness or negligence oi
tho Chicago Post Master. 1t Is all very
good to be good Administration Democrat,
but it would be great deal Of better il Mr.
Cook should add little more efficiency "a
public officer to his character as sound
DoliticiaD
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rave understand that Mr.. Schej

~We understand that Mr.. Schei-
bel and several other gentlemen are about
opening coal mine three miles below town.
The first vein is about four feet thick, and
after digging some few feet deeper another
vein exists which is over six feet thick. The
mine is near the railroad and will prove
very profitable to the gentlemen who have
engaged In the enterprise. Another COM
pany is about starting to open mine near
Buffalo. We are not likely to want for .
suficiency Of fuel and at low figures
Still another company 10 being formed to
bring coal from Sheffield. We understand
that the railroad company have entered into
contract 70 bring the coal over their road
from Sheffield for fifty cents per ton. This
10 the same price thst the Henry Co. Com
pany pays for thsir coal. We cannot see
how the Railroad company can do this ~
the shsfaSld mines sss over fssty miles
from Rssk lalaad cd Ne Hsary Uo. Com.
psa,s hat tvslvA Bsing on yous soSl
esnslsasA aaethlse tAAa 1il MN dswu
- piass I II u ~ p ~ ssssk Ind
|tin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

The "UxIoS," AGAIN. - A long,
blackguard communication appeared in the
Ne'os Of yesterday, evidently written by an
individual who once occupied an envisble
position among the printers Of th,s city.
but from long continued dissipation he has
become nearly demented The writer Ia
bors hard to shirk the charge Of spite but
We have it from present member of the
Union that the whole proceedings Of that
body towards the publishers Of this city
have been actuated by pure malice The
writer says that the present Union is CON-
posed of fourteen members. We cannot
conceive where he finds them, unless he in-
cludes all the honorary members. which he
has no right to do. He also most gracious
ly allows pardon to those members who
saw fit to Withdraw from the Union, at the
same time impressing upon them the terri
bic consequences that might have ensued
had the members Of that body seen fit to
prosecute them for their traitorous con-
duct
Again, the writer says that the terms of
the agreement only held in force until "af
ter harvest" We have no recollection of
any such clause in the petition. and in case
there was such a sentence. it should make
no difference at the present time. When
that petition was presented, it was believed
that with the approaching harvest. good
times" would once more make their appear
ance But instead of this times have been
growing worse and worse, and for the Union
to raise the price at this period, was outra-
geous
As to the rest Of the communication, the
dixzy brain of the writer precludes any re
ply, it being of altogether too low a descrip
tion to be handled by U.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

FIRE ALARM BELL.-Thc "boys" ol
Fire King, No. l. will now make better
time than ever We see that they yester-
day placed in the cupola Of their engine
House bell of over 200 pounds weight
Although not as large as could be wished, it
will answer q very good purpose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

~ ICANDIDATEs.-Among the candi-
dates for the Democratic nominations fol
Mayor-we hear the names Of Captain
Warner, Lewis Clark and Edwin Smith, Esq
There is no rivalry between those gentle
men, and neither solicits the nomination
Either one would make capital Mayor.
The most prominent candidates for Mar
shal in our ranks are Joseph Motto. Wm.
Trout. Hopkins Barnes and Robert M. Lit
tier.
For Treasurer the favorite names ore
those of Edwin Smith, Samuel Sylvester
John Schmidt and John Forrest. All men
of undoubted character and capacity.
For City Clerk Mr.. Eliel Peck has the
course all to himself.
For Police Magistrate, John Johns, John
Forrest, VIM. Doolan and Jacob H. Heorine
are most pressed by their frienda
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

CoLD.-Ycstcrday was very cold
clustering day The sun did not make its
appearance at all. As to the ladies-who
always follow in the wake of the-not one
was to be seen about Crinoline dared not
venture out in such gale as was blowing
yesterday. Business was decidedly dull
We had begun to think that we should here
after have pleasant weather, but it appears
that we are not to escape so easily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

READINGs.-The entertainment to
be given at Metropolitan Hall, next Mon
day evening, promises to be brilliant af-
fair. The celebrated BELLS" by Poe. and
the "Raven," and other classic selections
will be given by young ladies'. who are well
known in this city. aud the gentlemen. who
assist Prof Griffith, are all known as good
readers, and will help to attract full
house.
We shall publish a programme to-mor-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

MARCH, "a, 1859.
EDITORS DEMoCRAr-Gents:- IL would like
to suggest through your columns, for the
benefit Of the Eastern travel. that 10 now
going to Pixies Peak via the Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy Railroad to Quincy,
thence by Packet to Hannibal. and to st.
Joe BY the Hannibal and st. Joe Railroad
and fully believe that the Chicago 4 Rock
Island Rail Road and Keokuk Packet Com.
panies will fully concur, and offer induce
ments to facilitate the object, and save the
weary traveller many mile Of railroad
travel. by forming q connection with the
keokuk Packet Company, to bring pas
sengers from Chicago and eastward to
Rock Island by the Chicago and Rock Is
land Railroad; thence by Packet to Han
nibal, saving the traveller at least 80 miles
Railroad travel, and the expenses Of o
nights lodging at Quincy, and delivering
them at Hannibal within the same space Of
time.
The present fare from Chicago to st Joe,
via G. b. l. q. r. X is $500. BY the G..
d R. |. r. r. they can be carried for less at
our present regular fare. Trusting these
companies NAV look to their interests, also,
that the poor traveller may be benefited.
lam Yours, Truly, E.
REMARKs.-We think that by . little
exertion on the part of the G. 4 II. !. r. r.
in sending out agents and distributing cir
culars and hand bills, the object of which
our correspondent speaks, could be obtain
ed. AS it now stands, the travel 10 all by
another route. We think it would be well
to make some exertion to that end.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

FROM HANNIBAL,-We learn on
good authority that five hundred emigrants
are leaving Hannibal for ST. Joe by Rail
road. They are principally bound for the
mines What a rush, my countrymen
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

In District Court OF scott Coanty. stats ss lo-.
Anton w.sn.r v and or's'n"' Notice.
Michael Bald
To Anton wagner, defendant
VoU are hereby noti6sd that there Is nov on ne /,
the office oitr Clerk of the District Court OF <,t
county, petition of Hennng S1hreo, claiming of
Won the sum OF Two hundred ana ar tuo dollars.
with in'er.st thereon nt the rate % ten psr errt
from the 18th day OF March. 1853, ~ money due ON
p'omissory note dated March 10, 1865 rxeeus.a
by Anton Wagner and Michael BAld, for the sum Of
~" hundred and ffty-t~o dollars, With int.rrst
thereon NJ the rate ~ ten per cent PAYABLE a. Hen
mug Sohrfn. seven months after date and Won are
further notified that the sheriff Of saki unity hav-
ing re urned the original notice herein With a return
" not found" ~ Ia you an order was entered At the
January term 1859 ~ sand Court that you b. seryri
with notice ~ publication according to Law; snd
you further hofiici that unless you shali app sr
and answer at thu next term Of said District urt
t. BE- holden al Davenport 10 ALL county ON the nr.s
Monday in May, A u 1859 Judgment will b PEN.
dersd aennst you the amount claimed With IN
terest snd COST.
Dated Davenport, March ~ 1889
PLUnkR VAN HO0RN
Plaintiff a Attoroey-.
let the foregoing be published for four veear In
the Daily Iowa state Democrat beginning on we,tnss-
day, March %, 1869.
IRA n. GIHrOAD,
! u mch23sd4w ora Of District court
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sNUIsANcE.--T There is a miserable dir
ty gutter in front Of Kelly's meat market
on Brady street. caused by the bridge across
said gutter Will the authorities attend to
it Immediately
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

The following is the substance OF the or
dinanee which the Council was forced to
pass after the position we had taken. and
which was strictly in accordance with the
demand we had made:
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Local Affairs

A RUsH.-No less than twenty
Pixies Peak teams passed through the city
Yesterday for the mines. If they were
stopping in Iowa we should like it better.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

0coSs County,
Y A seOitsnbuSg 4 oo.,(
Benjamin =. Gould and os' "osNs.
Sarah =. 0o1ld.
70 BENJAMIN 8. Goud and Sarah Z Gould.
VOU are hereby notified thst there h mo- % Ole
in the o~ce of the Ciers Of tbs Dsslsice Oouss
Of said county, tion u n 4 .toltsnbusg & Uo
sIsimisg of 700 the sum u oos hssdred and soar-
teen dollars aD interest ~ ELK pes csst per anssu
from 18Th day Of Ang0ss, 1865, - u0cey due
a . psomissory note dsted Auswst t9th, lsS7
executcd by sad Bpjsmin 0oel1 ond 1ovaA r
aosld for the $50 Of 0Rs hsesed and fossosen DOT
lsrs. psyalSs eae year afh u dsae aad yoa ~
further notified that The Sheriff o. sad - nv 1sv-
Ing pstes the original notics hsvsin NJ SossAs
10 you, an order entered o. ths Jsnuasy Seru
1857, Of said Ccnrt that you b. sssvs6 v11A noatre
BY p1bljcs ion according telaw.
And yos are further notified that nnleso vos -
peas ana answer - the next tevW o. saDd DbepicS
Cosrt 70 - holden 81 DsveopoYt IL eaId ceunsy, ca
the n'st Monday ID Nay, A ID 1850, juasmsas vln
b rsndsss1 aSaisse yea ~ shssnouae slaDsa viii
interest and costa.
Dated Davenport narsA -, 1850.
1LU0UA + VAN u09ON.
mrs Att'p.
LIT the foregoing be published lDur vssks in IL
Weekly lows 6saes DsnOcsat, begineing q wesnes-
IRA 4. 0fvYOnp.
men1 Clssk oases Co Dbs Csnrt.
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4. -. PATTON

TTORNEY AT LAW. Ofce-up stairs, In the
n binding formerly occupied BY ,J. W. Wiley,
West Sec md street
B,4iness int ruste 10 his care will lie punctuai v
ATTENDED to
Davenport, January 2, 1889. JAMS
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II. WIFE El.E1k,

GENERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
VI Merchant. (Wholesatc) Agent of the Sy rnc,isc
,salt Mauufactory for Davenport and neighborlng
utowns.
Warehouse opposite X. DEPOT, Davenport Iowa
aug20gS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"a Davenport, Iowa.
Onicc--pay yenport'e Block, corner Main and seC
ond streets. decl 8df
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LIQUORS.
The Cash SVSue.nna

Sthe only one to ensure the buyer against fraud
lbsd management, bad buying and poor stock
When he buys from a house that does no credit
business he fo ss not guarantee others s.n.ss
bnt IL always sure to get GOOD STOCK and Al pri-
ces that VIII enforce Success There ~ no business
liable to tricks and traps of trade s the Iauor bu
siness and ifyou would avoid the poisonous drugs
sold by persons who do a credit husinets aud only
calculate on receiving fifty cents the dollar on ali
they sell, buy from the CASH HOUSE, OF
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Legal Notice.

In District Court Of Scott County
james Tuft. ~. klizabeth Smith snd John Smith her
husband, No called because their real nsmss sro
unknown
To said Defendants
Won are hereby notified that on or before March
i 2S'h, 1859 there will he on Me In the o,ricr ~
the Clerk OF the District Court OF II ott connie = n~
tition OF James ruf. c.iming part OF iot four "a,
Ia block thiriy-two t32) Ia the city of Davenport,
scott county, Iowa, aud DE- sscribr.i
A. followr, to wit: Conmen n.ing At th~ Ho.t -rHnt
cornr Of said lot, running thence north about svsy
(tO feet thence west eighty (s0) feet. thence south
about forty f0) feet thence East eighty (eOl feet
k0Epiace Of beginning, tee ause the purchase money
Netd pSemi-es was paid BY said plnibti6. and tho
utl kt1ae ret" taken IN the ~ Martha a ruft
wiShut 1he so1sent Of said pie ntin aad said Mar-
tha A. Tutt - merely atru.:ee for plaintiff; and
said MarthaIk. run Dsing dead, tho sah niiz siesh
her daughter arsi ft' aAkf John, who.. nsunss are
unknosn are made part Eaot--the said nlir-
abeih being the heir Of s6H UxpfhA and the SAIL
John, husband Of the SAIL elizabeth,
Ind unless yon nppcar ~ the neIt term % the
District Court, Of Scott couaty 10 be- holden ss the
Court Hons" In Davenport, on the fret Monday ~
May, 1859, At ten O'Clock IN the Sosenon. snd
All wcr sad petition, the same will lee taken
fessed and decree made ss prayed for In sssd 20.
titiorp
PLUnER VAN HOSgN,
Plaintiff 5 Att0saeya.
u being made - sppeA Ar to me, By aDdavis, that
the above named defendants cannot BE- found In the
state " lows, that OF action sx0sts against
III. N snd that they sTe proper par lee 70 oriica
rslstiIg to real property In THE Stats-to UhtaA
said defendssts claim interests In ordered that
ths above notice be published for wsehs In ths
notice and petition BE- forthwith u ieposled In toe
Post Gice directed to said defends nts, lhei, re
iienc. CHARLES WuSfOU
mch28.Aw 90. Judge VI Scott 90.
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Gos.pssN A. noxN

. A TTORNEYS AND cor NsELI OR3 AT LAW
NoTARIES PUBLIC
! Of,ce At Macklot h Corbins Exchange ofhce
Davenport, Iowa. ocletf
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democratic (ity Convention.

The emocr ats Of the different Wards are requested
to meet, In the places hereinafter designated, on
Friday evening next At O'Clock, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates from each Ward, to attend she
Democratic City Convt ntion to be holden On Satnr-
day next at O'Clock p. M, st the Court House in
this city 70 nominate candidates for city officers.
10 the nrst Ward nj T. J. Holmes' store.
+" second the kngine House.
third 90 - Court House.
I" fourth City Hall.
dfth t !" Worden WOusn.
sixth Haviland's Warehouse.
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For Rent!

A FINE brick Dwelling horsa coot anpg In ali ~
- rooms; AL in perfsot order fec-ntiy pspeted
An panied, situated corner ~ 10th and rady st
for rent on reasonable term, Apply on prsmi.
mch25-o1w SMITH