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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Offoe-Dayenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond streets. 6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05
E'lRa

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A saw mill and
eight dwelling houses on Apple street, in
the llth Ward were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05
PRANK rLgMER. oEo NJ VAN Nn0sE
DERBECK 4 MILLER.
FKEIsG.sIGk ACRAAG

(IvlL ENGINEER, ARCHlTzCr AND SUPER
~ iErENDEET. Also Teacher OF Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Ofce At Davenport Commercial College, Rooms
corner 81 eni Perry. ly2tdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05

THDRiNGTON, BAowE n ARMSTRONG;
4 rToRsrYs anl Gouuselors, Davenport Iowa -
II o,u '", No 2J, Nickolls' BOOK, corner Of Brsty
AM 5econh strc,ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05
III. HELLER

GEEERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
II Merchant (Whoesale) Agent of the Syracuse
Halt Mauaiactsry for Davenport and neghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite R. Depot, Dave aport Iowa
auslDJs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05
MES I. LANE, JOSEPH j. Ian
Attorneys and Counseiiors at Law,

Onc. Nos atl g. Commercial Block, south east
cor er ~ =. aul Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05

GEO. r.. sEUnEsELI,
A TTORNEY AND CoUNSELI.OR AT Law AND
IN Go.m!ssioner Of Deed- for Connecticut, will
give prompt and careful attention 20 the cclec ion Of
clATs, conveyance of Reel Estate, examiH LIZ tites
AID ali other kinds oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05

EARRIsBURGH, Jan. 4-The Democratic
caucus Of the Senate have nominated John
Crosswell. Of Blair Co.. for speaker. and the
Americans and Republicans Geo. Scofield.-
The House assembled this A. n. The Senste
meets this r. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05

A TToRNKYS AND COUNsELIERS, NOTARyES
~ pubi!c 9 commissioners OF Deeds for Maine, Yer
mont New IL .moshire, Massachusetts, New York
New Jersey, Pennsyvs snts, Virginia, OHIO, TenneS.
See Kentucky Illinois and Missouri. ONCE Ne Is
Main II one door south OF Cock d Sargent's Bank
Juiv at INsS julyl -dAwlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-05
GD5SR5lN a ss0N

GDSSR5lN a BON,
A TT0RNEYS AND CorNSELI0RS AT LAW
IN h%U
N0rARlES PUBLN
oaice-At Macxlot / ooI5n's Exchange o6scs,
Davenport, Iowa. oolotf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
was exhausted, Harry Langford was . lost

was exhausted, Harry LAngford Was lost
nnAn. 'r'- -. - -. = - 5-r>-'
"There It ia," he said, "and what shall I
have in roturn ~ Gan 'this very softly.)
Every thing'-(more softly still, but
with . smile that Was better than doxen
orations.) - =.
In the course Of week, the youth Of
Winston heard something that took away
its appetite. Il considered that its conf.
dence had been abused. It regarded Mr..
Henry Langfoed as IN intruder who had
exceeded the privileges extended " hospi.
tality. - -
A little while after oil this, in tho course
Of rctrospectiv, conversations, Miss Bran
don made the following mysterious remark,
with all the extravagant emphasis peculiar
to young hdies - 's-'' e.
Nothing Of the sort, Harry. It was
horribly old-fashioned, and i WAS the merest
accident in the world !r'-s yss-
1t seems there are evof Sd many morals
in this story, Notwithstanding Il is 30 short,
and so true-for it Is true, every word, ex-
cepting only the nameso ofpessons and places.
There is moral Of youthful society, moral
of humanity, moral 6f feminine apparel,
and some more, all Of which it is very pleas
ant to reflect upon, since none Of them were
intended. But shall not take the trouble
to point them out.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

- ASHAWAV 0OaSMs
One of the most thrilling descriptions of
the railroad accident at Mishawaka, was
that written by w. J. Hawks. of Charles
town, Va. OF the terrible death of one
young man, he says: 49,.
Stepping over man that was stretched
on the door, he caught me by the hand and
cried out, Friend, Kill me give ME some
opium something to put me out of my
misery" His lungs were broken, and he
said "he felt he should burst and wanted
me to run my knife into him" He was
. fine looking young man, about twenty
five years Of age. / asked the doctor 10
relieve him. He told me he was past re-
covery. at last prevailed upon him to
pierce his breast. He pierced it in four
places, and told me to press the Wind out.
1t soon relieved him. The wind in escap-
ing made = noise like whistle. He. held
me by the hand-would. not lot me GO
said his poor old father lived in Adrian,
Michigan, and had been to Kansas for him;
and that they were both now on tlieirway
home-said his name was Walworth. .''s.I
then recognized the resemblance between
him and the old gentlemen that died on the
beach. did not tell him his father was
dead. He said he hoped his father was
spared but if dead, that he had gone Ito
Heaven that he was Christian; that he
wished he had lived as his father had done.
He asked me to pray for him. told hinr
he must pray for himselE He prayed for
several moments in a most sublime and
affecting manner.
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Selett 2oetrp.
TWAS NOT HER SUNNY SMILE.

,s-.-. ~ .. GAsauoINn.
Twas not, twas not her sunny smile,
Her light and laughing eye;
twas not her wild and merry mosd
That scarce knew how to sigh.
Twas not her proud and peerless look;
Twas not her lofty brow;
not all Of these together linked
That made my spirit bow.
Twas not her soul, thst loved to read
Tho stars at even-fsll
N3he eyhpathetic sVay Of soa
That throws he chain on ail.
Of no, twas not her maaehlsss mind
{ That threw its chain on ne;
4 softer, sweetef homage far
Betrayed my bended knee.
Bat twas her heart, her woman's heart,
FROM whence there shot ray,
Thas warmed full many . lonely hearth
II Through winter's weary day.
4 lekAnk. -. yhnesiow disease -
0eaG8 8Sa11 : ke6Is8v hoe.
While sorrow sighed In hunaa souls,
That It had much 10 Dc.
4 heart that loved the cottage roof
Above the gilded hall;
That soeeer far would bless the poor
Than grace the eourtly ball.
Then o, twas not her matchless mind
Twas not her lofty brow; 49,. -
But her young heart Of charity
That made my spirit bow.
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City BAsbershOp.

r OUD soass the dreadful thunder,
j And the rain begins to drop,
Though clouds may rend a.undae,
We are always IN the shop.
In readiness 70 shave TO cut dssss yeur hair,
Or sel to thosshe pey for our tsls stock ofvarss
We have hair oils and perHmerss for ell these Who nss
And the NJ rth lows lines for cHstomers TO rsad,
We will clean your clothes when greasy stsop
when they're dull,
30 that shaving may DO easy when the BaxbsfD sss
not. we'll. t-
Shop adjoining the American Hotel.
CROMWELL 4 THOMPSON,
Dayhsgs and Hair Dresses.
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JockEYsHrf.AAn Aactioneer' speaking
estate he was to saH. in : lsvel nSg6bor.
hood, said: =. .:sss = -
THE dounEy i exceedingly hsantis0l
sir r. sa5d lie tIinping jockey.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
KENYoN'S NEW
SKY.uGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

4 AVER the Post Once McGrexory- h now open and
ready Tor visitors Thsnkfal for your liberal pat.
merit the future, by making such atures and ct
such prices shall please s feel cop6dent that
do 80, having had ten years prsciee Of the AT
types, Pspyro.yps. PhososTsphs taken Il on. to ten
seconds at Is cents to 10 dollars. o. A. KENYON.
McGregor, Nov. II, lS6Sn0tf
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B1aoksnnithingKI
NOTICE.

| TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK
sGNlIE Milwaukee and Mississippi n. R. Co. are new
contracting for the forwarding Of live stock ffom
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee at $50 per car and
Chicago at $35 rcr car.
Every attention ia stock will bs cheerfuly show by
the employees Of the Company, enabling rovers to do.
liver the Same, without loss Of time, sad in good
dtion. JOHN LAWLER. Agent NJ + NJ r.
| Prairie du Chien, Nov. II, 1858. nStf
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VK7L have started Brick Yard at North Mc0rs
w COR, ON the bench south side Of the run, and
having the best Bank Of Clay in the country, we ass
prepared to furnish and build any amount Of Birth
ct North or South Mc0regor, In > superior manner
We have Press fer making 6ns Brick for frouts
FRANK ALSIP BRO.
North McGregor, May II, 1S59m3s
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BANKING 4 EXCHANGE OFFICE
Walter DelQ6eld.

Collections promptly remittsd at current rates o,
Exchange. npPDa 70
American Exc. Bank, N Y. Alex. Mitchell, Milwaukss
Farm Mill: BIZ, Milwas. State Bank, Madison.
February 2, 1S5oy1 50 go.
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ST. NICHOLAS
BILLIARD ROOMS

"A. V-AOA' O1IO1NO11, Z KVFRIETOH.
This institution Is now In good working order, and
lovers OF thst most eateel aud OF all
games, known to Sports will 6nd the ST. Nichpa,
Meeeaos place to peM snS time =. 49,, ss@.
THE Tables are entirely new, Of the moet approved
style the Gu hions Of the latest PMELAN style
and in accuracy, not exceled BY anything Of the
kind in the United States. 49, 3 ---s-s.t q
16- Good Liquors the best brands Of Cigars, and
prompt attention to customers, additional induce
ments for pstronlzing this House. -t
Mc0reyOr, June I, 1S59yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
CLAYTON LODGE No. 10.

OF A. Y. T. A. NJ; Monona Clayton County. Iowa
meets on friday prensdipg the full moon p each moath
Chas A. DsAH W. NJ; J. Z. II. Scorr .. W.; II
EnEsv }. w.; R,H, oLxsrsp, Treas wA.H.Tssss
SON. ese'y.
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then dead silence. Mr.. Henry Langford
was sorely afflicted. ''If she did not want
him to kiss her." thought he, "then why did
she shut her eyesy'' AS he could make
nothing Of it, he endeayored to effects quiet
paciication, but all encouraging response
was Withheld. Hardly word was vouch.
safed him, and the few he got were by no
means of character to fill him with
rapture. In the midst Of his anxious argu-
ment, there came cry from the side of the
road.
Harry pulled up and saw a melancholy
looking woman, not well clad, nor strongly
framed, standing, with child in her arms,
by the sleigh. She asked how far it was to
Linville.
"How far to Linville, Miss Brandon ?" in
quired Harry in blissful ignorance.
"Four miles '-(rather pettishly.)
The woman Of melancholy .mien further
more desired to know the direction. Was
it straight on? .. ., ~ s.,.e
Us It straight on, Miss Brandon p
"Yes,"-(still and short.)
The lugnbrious female murmureda thank
and the sleigh moved off. In about min
ute Mr.. .Langford clutched the reins savage
|ly, and uttered an exclamation which would
have satisfied any listener. Of his innocence
| of theological tendencies
Miss Lucy emitted high D, head register,
staccatO. -. .a.-
81 think l ann abrutc," " quietly remarked
Mr.. Henry Langford.
Miss Brandon now resumed an air Of
resignation, - if expecting an apologize
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By APPOINTMENT,
y ykkxMAN, Assat sRr ne ss.sarsssk
eRAEFENBERe FAMILY AEDlcNES.
BRICKl BRICKu BRICK ~

have sold Thousands Of Dollars worth Of the abov
medicines, and have always found them to give eoo{
seebfaetton. tJuly6tfl y. L. FREEMAN. /
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE STORY OF A GARTER.

just at four o'clock one dazzling after.
noon last February, two young persons,
opposite genders, took sudden possession OF
neat sleigh mufiaed themselves together
in manner. intended to secure as far as
possible the double advantage of comfort
ing protection and engaging appearance,
and, after judicious settlement Of skirts and
robes, on the one hand, and hat and furs on
the other, darted briskly off, along the
smooth and shining road of Winston.
Clear and still, and not at all chilling, was
the atmosphere. The sun shed all its splen-
dor from cloudlcss sky, and the spotless
earth radiantly reflected its glittering beams.
The two slcighers with whom We have to
do, agreed, without debate, that no other
day SO favorable for their excursion could
have been selected, and in turn went into
spasms of rhetorical excitement over the
glories Of Winter-in its present cheering
aspect.
Not having accustomed themselves to the
assiduOps study of Nature, they failed to
a rEH1 ~ IA A 0fiIf 4. -=5f3xy.-...,.y.s
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Correspondence of the London Telegraph
Scenes ON the Battle Field OF Solferino-
EAects OF the French Rined Cannon

played the principa! part. The power Of the
rifed cannon is henceforth established. I will
cite but one fact in support Of this assertion
General Dcsvaux saw in the distance about thir.
ty squadrons Of cavalry. consisting of Italians
and dragoons, forming into masses and prepar.
maud's division. The danger was imminent
and grave, for the French troops had their tanks
Compromised, and we're in front Of an austrian
battery, which worried them with grape. Gen
eral Desvaux pointed out the danger to Captaiu
Fist commander of the eighth battery Of the
Tenth Regiment Of Artillery, who at once
established battery OF riaed cannon upon
small eminence in the plain, and fred fouS
q 80 tl1H 6 tks6slS lSd l,as 49, 4as anea
psUsascSsa s-v.ssl -s;As-<LsiwssAts sGsaA1..s.SS
The captain saw in the first place that wide
gaps had heen made in the enemy ranks, then
all Of sudden that this terrible mass Of cavslry
Was dispensing in every directions utteriy y.dis:
ordered, and without needing orders or faliying
at the word Of command. Twenty thousand Of
the Austrian cavalry Upon whose aid every re-
hanee had been placed. were thus rendered use
less. and it was directly after this catastrophe,
if am rightly Informed, that the Emperor
fraucis Joseph abandoned the camp, with tears
of vexation and despais in his eyes
THE PILES OF IEAD AND THEIR APPEARANCE.
The plain of Guidizzolo is really horrible TO
look upon. Even 80 late as yesterday the dead
were not oil buried. They were to be seen in
groups of twenty and t5irty, huddled together
in one spot, where she'll had exploded. or the
Chasseurs Antique had passed. All still main
tained the attitudesih which death had struck
them down. . Sc =
Here was one with .uplifted arm TO ward OF
the blow which split open his skull, and sptashS
ed his brains far and uear. Close by was anoth.
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EGBERr HOTEL,
MONONA, :sai :s: -. IOWA.
10y PAUL. EGBERT. Jr. Que Of the largest and
I'D best kept Hotels p Northern Iowa. 25t
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A MERI7C AN HO U 8 E.

"A III K II / Z A n II y y . =
p. KANE e. SONS, PropSieters.
UIAvING made many alterations and improve
III ments In the above ilouss aud refurnshei with
new Hurniturs throughout and owing to the low price
OF Provisions and the very liberal pstronage bestowed
upon this Houe 1t present have reduced the Price
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the Recommendations
of the American shall not be surpassed BY any House
in the city
Milwaukee, July IL, ls53n73tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

A IIotsPur On Douglass ..<. ~. ~
Hon. w. L. Yancey, OF Alabama, believes
in a slave.code for the territories and urges a
separation of the states, II such q code IS not
adoptsd.s.Ke4at ssfsech as'Oolimbssa.
8. G., and after denouncing Senator Douglas
as an unsafe man. for extreme southern inter-
ests. he pays him the compliment found below
The moderate men of the South, and they
number = large majority, arcbeginning 10 speak
out in terms highly favorable 70 the prospects 6f
the Vermont Illinoisan:
"For Mr.. Douglas, as man. have much
respect and great admiration. With uncommon
powers Of intellect, with great energy and IN,
llinching parpose, with great reliance upon bis
own powers and resources, with d nature per-
fecly fearless, with . courage that leeds him
10 grappls with the. greatest dangers, with
spirit that leads him 70 scorn oil compromises of
his principles, he is the most dangerous man 70
the Federal Couneil. - And now the
Democracy or The North have for hin higher
regard and greater admiration than they knSe
for any man in the United States. ThSy hete'
adopted his principles, and, In al De coaven-
tions Of that party, which have besn bald for
the purpose Of nominating delegates to he
EEAazlAston conventions q lhr ~ ] have been
4 .S1s ~ fstndsrstand lhsns Douglas dalegatss
III oeH nOninAtaa. EyeA here, ,inthS Soath.
he aaa k6Apl1linas have thsir sdvooatea1qDAG
the DeIoSAsK; while otAess, agaips neeDhelIZ
,spproving Of his principles. yet disapprove oE
any avoued oppositioa 70 those pginosples. for
far IF . banefal result upoa. III harnonE.ef
the freat Dcmocsstic psrta.. es-ytS u. Z
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W. N. MBAD. ~. AVssAhL
MEAD 4 AVEHlLL,..
a TTORNEfS AT Law AApd Gensral Land
"A Agents, New Oregon, Howard county. lows, Will
Practice in tile Courts Of northern Iowa Snd AsMthss
Mime, ots Collections msdss spd Debts secured.
w. X. MEAD, NOTARY PUBLIC.
( nBfRRgNCgs. (. - ID,
Hon. G. w. Jones, Dubuque, Ia; Hon. T. A. o.
borae, May VILE, N. Z. lSStD
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g. G. RIsiger.. I. ". Card. X. g. Rd"'g'r
REINIGER, CARD 4 REINIGER,

TT0kNEYS AT Law and solicitors !"
ST. CHI s.Rs, Floyd county, Iowa. Will attend to
business aud Practice In tue Courts Of the OF
Floyd CAickasase, BgyMsys Butler, CsrrO Gordo.
Worth, Mitchell, HoUard, asd in the Supre'He Court
of Ioga. Good References -And InI0rmstisn will he
cheerfuliy given on request. = lsoylJ-9
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L. l.. BkOWEK.
VXTHOLESALE aud retail dealer In -
w Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, varnshs~, 0
w,adow 0lxss, Druggists Glassware, STATIONERY, -
Hank Books, Wrapping Paper, Alcohol kurnng fiuAd
csmpbeue, Kereosens Oil and Lamps. Near XcGego
Ferry Landing, Prairie du Chen, Wis. nS5t
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r1tiS s. HUNTINGDON
: Manufacturer Of Writing Fluid and Whole
sale and Retail Dealer in Books aud Stationery.
Windsor LAYTON CO.. Iowa. May 49, 34tf
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-29

MAKE YOUR OWN sOAP-We would call the at.
tention Of our readers particularly the
in another column of Concentrated Lye," new and
most truly useful article for families whereby they can
at very triing cost of labor money make all their
own soap, both hatd and soft, AND in fourth the
time required by Potash any other article ever
known. The advantage Of article of this kind, 10
cheap and section of country cannot
be overrated. wesay BY all means give It trial and
judge for yourselves e mo-. gTcl!I 49,
We would warn parties against counte,5eiters a.
there limitations abroad All persons infringing up-
on the Patent will certainly be held accountable The
genuine article be had Of all respectable Druggss
and Grocers. zoo t.ueC ra'l.., q oct0O.d-w 6m
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Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up.
warda Of $1,0O,OO0 Of Losses have been paid by the
Htna insurance Company in the past 8S years. Fire
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted terms cnnss-
tent with sovency and fair profit. Especial attention
given to Insurance of Dwenge and Contents for terms
Of to years. So = r-a
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
through seasons of financial Sunshine and
storm, or periods eventfu In exempt from sweeping
CONGREGATIONS and maritime disaster Being long estab
lsqed cash basis the troubles of the credit system
affect US In material particular. '-n--s.'
During hard times" the security of reliable Insurance
10 an imperative duty-the ability of property
sustain loss being then much lessened. e., y p.
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns through
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, St. Paul.
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500 lbs of second hand Primmer,
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y pair Of News Chases, suitable for six seven
column Paper: ier $500 .r. - -ls-.s2 -
1 set Of Column Rules, . .. --,-.-i g..
10 second hand Job Fonts.
The above are nearly new and win be sold cheap for
cash, ct the NINNEsoTIAN OFFICE,
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FIR e E, HOME
TO A CTUAL SETTLERS,

THREE HUNDRED LOTS IN JUDsoN
DC given to geTsops who will settle and build upon
mem This town 10 eighteen mileS West Of 81 Peter
On the south Shore of the Minnesota River and il The
commercial cecre Of fertile agricaItara and wen set
sled country. hne Hotel and Saw Mil are in the
course Of construction. Applyto
B. =. SLAUGHTER.
Dealer in Real Estate, Third Street, st. Paul.
Nay Is, 1857. mv6.d