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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

has, for the past year, kept the citizens Of
johnson county in . ferment. and put
them TO an expense which they viii not be
over anxious to pay.
The feeling Of satisfaction Q. the verdict
OF the jury was strongly manifested, and
the Court was forced to restrain the out
bursts Of applause.
We are particularly pleased at the re-
suit on account of William Penn Clark, who
greatly sympathized with Capt. Irish, and
declared "that no man in the Stat. could
be more grati6ed at q verdict of aequital
than himself" We desire to congratulate
him upon the result, and trust his enjoy
ment is as fat and complete as he had an
ticipated
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MAIL AHRAN0EMENrs

Times Of opening and closing mails 10 'hs DsSeapofs
Post Once:
EAs1sRs NAIL, arrives at st5 N and $50 M
closes at 8. rs A at $50 ~.
NoRTBEHS MAIL via Dubuque md Northern Iowa,
arrives at 8 So PM c.osesat S:l5 M.
SOUTHERN uL from 3 :. LOUIS anu Southern Mis-.
souri,, srarves at $50 ? N: closes st S:i5 An.
wEsTEsN AxD SoUTHvRS Iowa NAIL, arrives -
$40 M closes ~ $3.50 M.
ILI,sos W y NAIL, arrives 6.36 A n and 6:50
n; cl .ses st u and . M
RivsR NAIL South, including river towns shove 1t.
Louis, the Aissousi River, Feb.esks and Kansas,
via Hannibal st Joseph y, arrives st 10
NJ clio At4PM.
RIVER NAIL, In clufing river towns from Claire
to Lyons, arrives at a n clio es 1t $40 n.
HORTHKRH MAIL, by l.ni, up the river, arrives ~
n Sundays, Wednesdays and sridays: caosss Ut
9Pm IN Mondays, Wednesdays and Frtdavs.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL =, closes at IL -
Tuesdays, Thur ys and SATURDAYS.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL M Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
AKAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes an 10 n, ON
Thursdays.
The fnce will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from TO 10AM.
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l. A L f S T. N T. w S.
BY TELEGRAPH.
I rom W ashinxt0n

WAsRisGros, May l4th.-The War De-
partnent has desi signated the following sta.
tions Is schi ols for artillery practice:
Forts Ridgely, Randall and Leayen orth,
ID the department of the West, and Ft
Vancouver, in Oregon.
The following officers have been appoint
ed Inspectors:
Brevt Col Monroe, Of the department Of
the West; Brev!. Col. Manner, Of Califer-
MIA and Oregon Brevt Col Harvey Brown,
OF the department Of the East, in Texas.
Lieuts Almy and Pegriam have been de-
tsched from the command OF the steamers
Fulton and Water Witch. and Lieut.. C. F.
Thomas has been ordered to the steamer
Michigan.
The following engineers have been or
dered to the San Jaeinto:
Chief Jno. Farran. lst Asst. Spooner, I'd
Assts. kellogg and Houston, cd Assts. RoOp,
Cavanaugh and Hall.
Commissioner Greenwood entered upon
his duties at the Indian Bureau Yesterday.
Rumors were prevalent in various por-
tions Of Italy that the Pope might be CON-
PEELED to take refuge in the United States.
Our Ministers at Rome and Naples speak Of
it as highly probable owing to the unsettled
and precarisns situation If things.
In view Of our unsettled affairs with
Chill, the steamer Mississippi returning
from the East Indies and the Lsncans nster,
Wyoming and Levant, on their wav out,
will touch at the ports Of that country.
There is no truth in the report that Com
Breese is to be transferred from the New
York to the Washington Navy yard he
will remain there
Mr. Dallas. our minister at London, has
informed the Department Of State Of the
disapproval by England Of the treaty re-
Gently negotiated by Sir VIM. Gore Ons
ley, and that they have given him per.
, ernptory orders to proceed TO Nicaragua
and cOnclr de treaty in accordance with
his instructions.
Some weeks ago, the French consul at
New Orleans, WAS arrested on warrant
from the Recorder, for q misdemeanor 10
harboring deserter, bnt was not kept in
confinement
The Recorder, after objection being made
to the legality of the arrest, dismissed the
case.
Count Santiges, the French minister
however. has demanded satisfaction for
THE violation Of the Consular Convention
and or Government has assured him Of its
disapproval Of the arrest, and its willing
ness to take proper measures to vindicats
the sanctity Of the treaty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE BRIDGE.
Last evening about 6 l,2 o'clock the
steamer Elvira came down to the bridge
with six barges in tow, which she tried to
let down between the first two piers on
this side. Five came through in safety,
but the sixth struck one of the piers and
was cut in two and sunk, one half floating
down on each side of the pier. There were
three men on the barge at the time she
struck, who stuck to the wreck until the
Ferry boat came up and rescued them from
their perilous situation. The last barge
was let down abreast with an empty one,
and the latter got through in safety.
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DAVENPORT. Nay Ia, 2PA.
Mark unchanged.
WnsAr-Oid, 90c0SSI 90; new, :5ls5c select.
cd, 81 O5.
ConN-she'led, S5c; ear, sOc.
OArs-4O@45c.
BARLEY-4O046c
FLoun-New wheat, S5 80 wholesale; a6 90 re-
tail. OIL wheat four, 81 90; good winter wheat
-four, $s 90.
Conn MEAL-Bolted, 81 so p cwt unboltet. 81 40
per cat.
POTATOES 50@60c per bu.
New Y ork Market.
BY TELE0RAPH.l
NEW YORK. My IA. 1859.
PLoUR-Dul, aud c. mmon sdes easy Sizes
1000 ru at 8 :0G16 IS for super state: I 2Og1 60
for ext'a State 26G7 ~ for Common to good ex-
ira Western.
CANADIAN PLOUR-ron.inues nominal; 7 ESQ
90 extra.
AVE FLouR -S3 75@4 65
WHEAT Dull snd roopng. sales Is 900 hu at
90 or cho.ce Spr ng; ! SO for wint red West
B.msv-Flrmer. Sales TOO bu At 7O@15c for
RyE--Ret er Sales 600 hn At s4c
CoRS- Droot inR Sales 10000 bu at 81 70 for
mi Sed Western: 96 for yellow Southern and North.
ern.
,Mrs-Ss@62c for State western and Can .dp
PokK Lower sales COO u at Is i20llS IS for
new esi; '6 90 fo- old mess: Is 90 for prime.
LARD Dull; 11(G12A.
BUTTER-Dall, s@l0c for chic; 20G22 for State.
CHEEsE-9al2A
WHISKY Firm. sales 800 bbls st 2s..
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CosREspospEScg.-By the follow
ing correspondence it will be seen that, ct
the request Of a number Of our prominent
citizens, Mrs. SINCLAIR, assisted by Mr..
SEDLxY, will give one Of their dramatic en-
tertainments at Metropolitan Hall next
Wednesday evening. W. bespeak for these
talented ortistes full house on that occa-
sion:
MADAM. The undersigned, citizens of
Davenport, learning that you Will spend .
few days IN our city, aid being deslrous OF
hearing you in one OF your dramatic enter
taiDments and readings, supported by Mr..
Sedley, and believing that in accordance
with the wishes of our citizens generally,
respectfully request. if agreeable to you,
that yon will name the time and place
when and where you can comply with their
wishes.
10 MRs. G. N. SINCLAIR.
Burtis House, May IA SO.
Very Respectfully,
Charles Weston, Louis A. Mscklot,
James A. Buchanan A. F. Mast,
J. Is. Leske, John Johns,
Chas T. futman, John T. denry,
}, T. Cook, Add. II. Sanders,
}. }. Burtis, d. N, Richardson.
BuRrI. HOUSE, May IA.
GENTLEMEN have the honor to acknowl
edge the receip. Of your courteous invita-
ton Of this date; and in reply will, with
your permission, name Wednesday next,
May 10th, at the Metropolitan Hall, when it
will afford Mr. SedIey and myself much
pleasure to comply with your hattering
request.
l remain. gentleman,
Yours with the greatest respect.
CATHERINE n. SINCLAIR.
To Messrs Charles Weston, James A.
Buchanan, j. b Leake, de-, dc.
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Aiver lUeWs.

ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, May IA.
LAKE CRY, Blake, st. Louis.
Cry BELL. Campbell, Dubuque.
KEoKUK, Dodge, Montrose.
ELvIRA, - Lake Pepin.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb, Galena.
METROPOLITAN, Rhodes, st. Louis.
DePARTRD,
LAKE CRY, Blake, St. Paul.
BL,CK HAWK, Haight, Montrose.
ST. CRoIx, - st. Croix.
CILy BELLE. Campbell, st, Louis.
KEoKuK. Dodge, Dubuque.
METR- poLIrAN, Rho $, St. Paul.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

"ALL SMILES, AND Bows, AND CoUR-
rEslEs"-We ran foul of friend yesterday
morning who resides in the interior Of the
State, and were somewhat taken aback by
his extraordinary professions of esteem
We knew him to be a man of judgment and
refined tastes, and consequently were not
surprised when he informed US exultingly
that to our friendly notice he was indebted
for the elegant and beautiful hat he had
iust purchased of Farrand, No. u West
Second street." We smiled, and smiled
again, aud parted mutually pleased; he
with his beautiful and becoming hat, and We
that we had done our duty in enhancing the
comfort of brother "human"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

ROLLING OFF LoG.-An editor
out West being deserted by his printers,
who were ION a strike" was compelled to
turd into the Office himself. In his next
weeks paper appeared graphic account Of
the circumstances. composed by the editor $
" fair fingers" concluding with the words
Talk o. tile sublime srT Of PrinS bless
our somlf it's as eAaG as IoEling otJ Log"
Wonder what sort Of hand he would have
made at setting up the following sentence ::
Buy your garments at the fashionable
clothing emporium of r. Krause Il Co.
Second street, opposite Cook & Sargents
Bank.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

WILcATs.-If anything, Minnesota
currency is on the decrease. but on Satur-
day We noticed quite an amount of the
Florence "cat" about. The tendency of ex-
change is upward, even upon the best cur
rency we can get-that Of Illinois and Wis
eonsin, and if this is again to be driven out
and Minnesota and Florence substituted,
the scenes Of last year will again be re-en-
acted
We know it is difficult for business men
to refuse the trash when it is taken by q
neighbor, but it is the only way Of every
one having the future welfare of this city
at heart, to discounter ance it, 40 far as they
can, and not permit it to gain a foothold.-
Next to good crop, it is important that
we have good currency to purchase it
with, when it comes in, and if the coming
harvest finds us dickering in shinplasters
We shall suffer beyond conception. 1t il
the duty of every business man in this coun
ty to lend his influence in driving out this
currency, and if they have any hope fol
the future growth of this city. they will
do it.
| We understand that the State Board ol
the State Bank at its recent Session, passed
strong resolutions against all the Minuesots
| Wildcats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

New YoRK. May l4-The Brennan steam
ship, Brennan, in starting out this noon,
when nearly opposite the Battery, collided
with Brennan bark, striking her nearly
midship, cutting her nearly down to the
waters edge.
The steamer lost her bowsprit and some
tackling.
We learn, as yet, of no other dame ge.
We have news from Japan, dated at
Nagaski, on the 10th Of February.
Tycoon. the new civil Emperor. was
crowned on the 4th Of last month, al Jeddo.
He is only Is years old
A Japanese war steamer was to accom-.
pany the embassy to Washington. whe were
to take passage on board the Mississippi az
far as Panama.
A fire in Jeddo had destroyed $4,000
buildings.
Very important dispatches from the
English Government had reached Nagaski.
and were at once sent on to Jeddo. The
contents are not known.
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r. e d u l. A r.
Rock Island, Davenport, GaIena,
DUNLEITH DUBUQUE ST. PAUL
United States Mail Packet.
FANNY HARRIS,

N. +. WEBB. MASTER.
SAM Cook, CLERK.
TTVHE Fanny harris will run regularly between
i Rock leland, Davenport, and all points ao.ve to
st. Paul, max sure Connections ut Gslena with the
b ats which comp sc the ki0resota Daily PacEet
Line to It. Paul. leaving 0alsns at 10 o'cl OK NJ
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port. for Gslena, every Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day At O'Clock A. n.
Returning, leaves Gslens for Rock Island and Da-
v.nport every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday at 8
O'Clock 4. M, connecting with the Keokuk and st.
Loci- P.ckets
The Fanny Harris will give through tickets to all
points anove 9aeca y, 81 Paul, will also receipt for
freight to the above points, and will pay particular
attention to the dsl' cry Of ths same. PASSENGERS
and shippers rely upon the strctest punctu aity
she conveys the mai and mu { lea. pro mpty 1t
the hour TO make connec ions.
N. B she arrives every evening at Fulton City in
time for the Chicago train
She will conne At the mouth OF Fever River vi a
boats running to St. Paul.
BURROWS + PRErTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. r. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
POWERS d co.,
Agents, Rock Island.
". F. 08OvBNBURY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mays
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

The AcQuITAL OF CAPT. IRIsH.-It
is with unfeignsd pleasure that We announce
the acquital of Capt. Frederick N. Irish
During the trial, ws felt Il to Be due 10 the
Court, the State and the accused, to refrain
from any comusntA on the ssidencs, and
all animsdversions upon the motives and
the course Of the individual who concoetsd.
and carried on the infamous prosseution.-
New that the jury hsvs rsearasd their YER
diet tAsrs = - leassr any rsassa. fer
etlsasa hat every ssassa Gses itaAh avswal
= - c1aloaallee q tAefespls = ~ tslal,
~ - u1Gona1l1o1 - 1onnAa1Bq otlAs -
tlsl62 ~ - onnI tuloua1l y tlnlG1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

Rev. d. O Tomllnson will preach 81 North Davsn-
port on Sunday, at 8A p. m, ss the brirk school.
house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15
Local Affairs

EH Tho weather changed sudden
ly yesterday, from warm to cold. We are
having April weather in May.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

PERsoNAL.-We have the gratifi-
cation to announce, that Capt. Bill Dalzell,
the popular commander of the steamer
Mary Cook. has returned home, after long
cruize in the lower waters. The captain is
as hearty as brick. He will please accept
our thanks for late southern papers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

CAPT. +. K. WEST, President Of the
Branch OF the State Bank Of Iowa, at Dss
Moines, left the lie Claire House yesterday
morning, for the East. The Captain has
been in attendance at Iowa City at the SEES
sion of the State Board of DIRECTORY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed advertisements onc-haf more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contrs VIII be understood 70
Apply strictly 10 the Immediate business Of the adver
trer and all other advertisements sent In by the Ad.
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
viii inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes ir-
sevted time free OF cost thereafter charged a.
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for IN
V1ridblp in Gdrance unless from approved Agents
C2ntrasts for yearly advertising terminable At the
option OF advertisers they paying advancement Of
- rer cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20 per cent advance above rates aud kept On In
side, IS per cent advance on regular rates.
All transient Advertisements must be paid for IN
sdvance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
X. fischer N co, Der Dsmokrat
HARRINGTON WILKIR. Daily Evening News
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MrR. aEo M VAN HosRN
PlUMER a VAN HOsEN,

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, ard Nots.
"A rics Public Also agents for the Charter DAB
Yire Ins. Co, Hartford. Conn, Capital SSOo,OW
Oity Fire In 90. New Haven, obOO.Oso
Once lie Claire Block Davenport sept
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We would suggest to our folks that if
they want /" live paner, subscribe for the
davenport STATE DEMOCRAT. - De Wit
Journal
Thank you, We would also suggest to
the citizens Of De Witt. the prop ety of
giving to the Journal . cordial support It
is a sound exponent of Democratic doe
times
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Arrival Of the Adol aide.

HIcLASD, May IA, 1880 p M.-The pro-
peller Adelaide, from Galway, via st. Johns
is In the ofiny, and viii b st her doci
about $50 p. N.
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TAYLOR Il BALLORD.

MO wEsr sECoND STRRBT. LE CLAIRE
~ row. Davenport Iowa, Wholesale and retail
d. eaers In Orug- Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oiis
wintow Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumesy, Mineral
Teeth, Gold FoiI. sc &c. behS
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Departure or the n osth Britain,

QuEBEc, May a. The North Britain
sailed for Liverpool at IL .. n. to-day, with
253 passengers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15
~ Yesterday afternoon. while d

~ Yesterday afternoon, while the
City Belle was laying at the levee, two
Irish: women occasioned considerable excite
ment among the bystanders by sccus,ng
somebody Of taking dollar bill from them
1t a. sars they we're going down the river
aud had given an Irishman money enough
to buy their tickets, and for that purpose he
went into Grovenbery's Office, and laid
down the money. which Grove counted over
aud pronounced one dollar short. The
Irishman went to get another dollar from
the woman, but instead Of it received .
volley of rather undesirable epithets The
woman swore tLsygsve him the full amount.
and he swore a. xealously that he gave it al
up A bystander proposed that the women.
search the Irishman, which they declined
doing, very sensibly concluding "some folks
may be mistaken - well - Others" and
paying the extra dollar. procured their
tickets and went aboard the boat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
nVFICE--with Messrs. Roger 4 Bowers, No. os,
~ Brady strsst.
Oriers left with them will receive prompt sfeu-
t,on nov24
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Halifax Election.

HALIFAX. May l3.-The election here re-
suited in the defeat Of the Catholic, johnson,
or Conservative party. The Liberals will
have probably majority of nine in Parlia-
Dent.
Five Of the present executive Councilmen
have been defeated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15
STATE DEMOCRAT.


nc II. scrivsn, ~ Dearborn street, Chicssos
Ia aui ihorizs 70 sor tnis pa
DER.
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r.. II. MORLEY 4 co. ,

II. II. NIU NUE. = VOsS
w S'ape Groceries, DalzelPs Block, corner Of
Perry and Second streets.
Flour, Ce aent and Piastering Hair constantly on
hand
~ All goods delivered free of charge.
Davenport. Iswa, Apri, -, 1859. tapr24-3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

JANIS 4. LANE, JOSEPH j. LAhk
Atterneys and CouEsehOrs at Law,
Omee-Nos. 4 and 6, Commercial Block. south east
CORNER Of I'd and Br Ady strects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

NEW YORK, May l4.-The steamship
Glasgow sailed to day at noon with AZ cab
IN passengers and 1856 steerage passengers.
She took out no specie.
The steamship Bremen, for Bremen, via
Southampton, also sailed ct noon to-day.
with 2S7 passengers and $4,000 in specie.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Board w anted

LNOR Gentleman and Lady in = private family
II Add e4s full particulars to box a." Postofic. :.
ma 1884
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

~JOCg ami watch Maker. and Engravcr. Brady
" street between Second and Thtd, Davenport,
Iowa
Jewelrv made snd repaired.
~ ilas cs pnt,n spectacles at reasonable rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

H Remember Martens Picnic
on the Island to-day 1t will undoubtedly
be very pleasant affair.
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DupONT.s GUNPOWDER.
JOHN r. NFWBER n,

~ A. BEIIN, Aren't. Once, with b. Beckett
". A. Braiy street, next door to the Post office
aprJ
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GENERAL CoMMISION AND PRODUCE
" Merchant, (Wholesale) Agent OF the Syracuse
Salt Mandatory for Davenport and neghbor!ng
towns
Warehouse opposite r. K. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
aug2OSS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

CORHyN L. DOW,
TTORNEvS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
IA AND
NOrARIRs PUBLIC
Onhcc-M Maoklot h Oorbin's Exchange od1ce,
Davenport Iowa ool6N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
HAVE now In store o large and well selerted
stock Of Boots and Shoes, 70 which invite
the attention Of al In want Of srtices In NV line
C0tsAert zv0ders wishing to repienish their stock
gill ind II to their ADVANTAGE to cali On me before
pur shasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer O,sa10Qs
Work we continue 70 hold out Inducements " the
way Of prime stock and vltsA scork, not equallsd
ehis side Of New York
All kiRds Of Ladies' work manufactured ~ usual.
yJy17y H. 0ARRBrr
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DOcT.R. H,CkMAN AND REID
l. G. Parker. NJ. ID. i,

TT,vE R91OvsO T4VIR OFFICE TO No %
III \ rec, north 81 iie be wcen Brady and Main.
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DOCrOw KEITH,

HGvING RESUMED THK PRACTICE OF
III Ply ,ic, respectfully sol.cits the patronage o
his fti.nds and the pnb ic.
OyTIeE No. Nick Ills Block, over the Bank.
If
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-15

WARS IN NAME ?"-Beyond
doubt, "times" were q great deal better
than they are now, when the author of the
above quo, alton gave it to the world. There
is much more consequence attached to q
name nova days than formerly. We were
convinced of this while walking out the
other day with well posted friend. Pass
ing by very fine mansion we enquired the
owners name. "lhat belongs to Mr.. Se-and-
So, but it is in his wifes name," was the
answer. Who can repeat the words Of the
poet and feel that they still hold their literal
meaning? circumstances alter cases, and
quotations tOo-eOmetimes
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CARDS.
HENRY %. ANDE RSO y,

II. ~ - NNO~ssS
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW, and
n Notary Pubilc. cans made on improved
property Metropolitan Block, ID street. Davenport,
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CHtS. T.. PUTNA N
IL. WHEELER,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
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