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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

UNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MITTS
Are now considered indispensable to all who vaae son
smooth white hand. They protect the hands IN all Kinds Of
work cure Chopped Hands salt Rheum, Sc and render the
hands son, smooth and snowy white
Impervious water, hot or cold
GOODYEAR'S India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co.,
No 81 JOhn-st,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
RUBBER GOODS Wholesale and Retail.
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Jnsuranrs Companies.

NEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE i !, -
~ archaeological and soemuased PREMIUMS I'm s',s1
Paying cash dividend Of 80 per cent 10 oS uoPPD
phlets Reports, &c furnished grsils. 10 p,aa5xav
Agent and Attorney for the Co. NO. li0 D'O'a"s''>
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DRAYTON's ENGLISH BUFFO OPERA,
- COMEDY and LYRIC DRAMA
Hope Chapel, Nos 7s and no Broadway.

nRAYTON's ENGLISH BUFFO OPERA,
- COMEDY and LYRIC DRAMA,
Hope Chapel, Nos 78 and 40 Broadway.
Nh and Mrs. HENRI DRAYrON5
PARLOR OPERAS and LYRIC PROVERBS.
MONDAY, Dec. ~, 1882
Mr. DRAYTON has great pleasure In announcing that Mrs
DRAY1ON has far rered 20 be able 20 appear en-
MONDAY Dec IA, at 7! o'clock,
Oh hich occasion the celebrated Fioinist
SENIOR OLiNiERA,
will have the hon9r OF mskT bis
FIRST APPEARANCE
IN America, introducing between the OPerettas $500,
THE FIRST CONCERTO OF DE BERRlOT.
Mr.. DRAlTOs has also engaged
HERR ENGELKE,
from the Royal Theaer Magdeburs who will conduct the or
c1estra-
The with the popular OPERATE
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES.
LOVES LABOR LOST,
In which Mr. DRAYTON viii sing
The STAR-SPANOLED BANNER
Sofas aud places be secured any number OF nights IN ad
vance without any charge the office Of the ew Psror
Opera House, from N. p N. Also at SHELLS No IL
Waist Hal Son, No. 543 Broadway; also, the Firth
Avenue and other principal hotels.
numbered and secured 80 cents other seats p cents
The entertainments l. finished each night at 10 o'clock
GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY, at2 m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

NEW CARPETS
REDUCED PRICES
Upward Of $4,000 in CARPETS at reduced prices Goods
sold the retail department for cash and al uniform prices
Velvet Carpets, 81 rs to ~ o. per yard
Brussels Carpets tapestry ~ nj to 40 per yard
Ihreeply UsIpets VI 70 i ~ per ystd. 49,. -,
Extra Pine aud Fine ingram Carpets all wool 4Se to 6o pei
Extra Fine and fine Ingram Carpets wool
1ied and Plain Venetian Carpets wool and hemp; Dutch
6g o s Cloths BoSas sd c4a aPd Rag e Door
mats COR and Canton Mating Table and r,9Ho Covers kc
No. a7S cS1ss' snd 5, No, s - H S.
DAlENT THREAD-CUTTING THIMBLES
can now be obtained any fancy retail stare throughout
this thbe the operator enabled to dispense vita the
biting OF the threads. No woman should be without T.
'''''' ''''' HARDING As rERLY.
W. BYRON WHARTON, Agent
CKIRTS-CAUTION to LADIES.-There are
qualify S o S S uRi s Msds s9 winch ha5u Mos.
she exhibitions at the late American Institute csue 70 me to
10 medals; the only about them to trap the Ladies
to give them good strong tempered Steel Hoop that VAL
bes Parties can have ali Skirss woven at the factory No
No. 4 Up stairs X. FRANCE.
NINE. DEMORESTs PRIZE MEDAL
I SKlRTS-BeeT than the best cheaper than the cheap
order; also Sewed skirts,
springs 81 cents Best Class % spring. u "a springs 81 Is
Ihlarens skirts in proportion Ne S5 Broadway, No 40
Cauat, No 2Ss BoweIy No ll9 Shsv and No 90 Broad
Better than the best aud Cheaper than the
cheapest. and mistake Call and examine.
NINE. DEMOREST's ORIGINAL EXCEL
IVA SiOR SKIRTSBeter than the best; Cannot get out Of
order and cheaper than the cheapest No BIS Broadway No
b2O Canslst, No. 2S Boweyi aud No. lS Eghthay Old
SKIRTS repaired. made over and exchanged.
nRESS TRlAiMiNGS.-New styles COrns, Tas-
~ sells and PRINCES Busle Gmps and tringes Velvet But
tons and Ribbons ali coors aud widths Hair Nets great
rey. ELGERS No. so Broadway, east side ueAr lEast
n B.-AleXsSdeT's Gloves
GAVE A DOLL ART!
- Buy one Of the pest Quality MOLESKIN SILK HArs
t3 and you VIII save l. These same dAs are sold else
where for - flezse call and examine.
CONKLIN SMITH, No. $50 Broadway Chinese Building
OMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.--Ive,
~ Patent Sleeve Buttons and Shirt studs also CUT and Coa
Pius for Ladies aud Armes for Children They requirs
bustonhoe DO ugasieR combine sIea beauty and si
For wholesale and retail a the Geld aEd SILVER Wste5
Gaze Mandatory Of JOHN H. GlFFlN Ne 81 NeseysS n T.
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RetaTed by thousand Druggists in New York Brooklyn,
and vicinity; wholesale at No. l59 Wster-st
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Advensemen from The London Times Of Nov. II, lS5s
ElOLLY.--All going on well. Write Immediately
IL So formerly and give address Trust matters require ys
Signature.
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Real estate for 6aie.

CENTRAL PARK LOTS for SALE.-AD 8
" font on sth-sy below scth.t, and commanding onss
). EDDY y Co.,
No. 81 Li6eTT
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Tor SALE--Ihe new, hrst-class, tours
III hixh-stoop brown-ssone.hsont HOUSE No. 2Se ldAs
cation hsbsd With all the modern improves
Prize 81 500. Apply the premises
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

The WAY IT WAS wORkED.-When
the Democratic delegates from Scott county
arrived at Des Moines, they were very much
surprised to fiud themselves surrounded by
an anxious crowd of Republicans, who de-
sired to acquire information as to the stand
ing and pedigree Of NICHOLAS J. RUsCH. the
Governor. 1t appears that the name of MIR.
Rusch was W holly unknown to the mem
bers of the convention until the arrival of
the tw enty -one republican delegates from
Scott and the five or six outside workers
and when this formidable force made their
demand that Mr. Rusch should receive the
nomination, accompanied by threats Of bolt
ing if it was not given him, the convention
was Mortified The Scott delegates strutted
around with a meaning smile upon their
lips, perfectly satisfied that they would not
dare to refuse their demands and so il
turned out.
Rev. Edward Hamilton, aud about two
hundred other sspirants for that Office, were
hid upon the shelf The ambitious oil.
ticians who composed the Republican dele
CATION from this county gained their point
which was to get Husch out of the way
and be he elected'or be he defeated, the re-
suit will be the same as regards his future
political hopes. Mr.. Rusch will now be
politely requested to stand one side. He
has had his share of the loaves and fishes
and it is now time for Thompson, Shorey,
Stewart and others of that ilk, to set ur
their claims for political preierment. 1t
would be cad shock to those disinterested
gentlemen, if Gulich or Ramming should
insist upon nomination to the House. We
zee no reason why they should not do CO.
for they have done more hard labor for
the Republican party than all the rest OF
their countrymen.
But there are grave difficulties in the
way Of Mr. Rusch's election. The German
population of johnson county will not sup
port him. They say it looks too much like
. bid for their votes, and they do not con
slider him competent to transact the import
ant business that will devolve upon the
person elected to the office of Lieut. Cover
nor. The large society Of Germans in Iowa
county have also placed the seal of condem
nation upon the nomination of Mr. Rusch
and we doubt not this foolish move of the
Republicans will have the same effect all
over the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Baltimore Items.

BALTIMORE. June 2s,h.-Cbronister, who
was shot on Sunday evening. at the Wash
ton Gardens, by VIM. Coulson, died last
night. Coulson is still at liberty.
The notorious Joe Edwards who has lete.
Iy been paraded before the public as a
hopeful convert through the instrumental
ty Of the Union Prayer Meeting. yesterday
in company with another notorious ropdy,
George alias Yacht Gardner, perpetrated q
murderous assault upon a colored caulker
and cooper, in Abrams ship yard. and
knocked down and beat Hugh, a cooper.
The well known ship bull 'er and number
Of the grand jury proceeded to the ship
David Stewart. and nearly mrrd. red the
Steward. named Hammond, after which they
sailed away in q small boat, but were sub
sequently overtaken and arrested, but were
ceased on straw bail. The assailsnts are
cauikers, and were taking revenge ON par
ties for employing cclored cau.kers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
From New York.

NEw YoRK. June 2sth.-The board OF
Brokers have voted to adjourn from Fri
day to Tuesday.
The Stockholders Of the La Crosse Road
are to have q meeting to raise money to
carry on legal proceedings against Mr.,
Chamberlain. the President Of one Of the
Boards elected at the time of one of the an
nual meetings. Mr.. Cleveland proposes 80
cent per share, contribution, for this pur-
pose. This upon the lSO. 900 shares report
ed to have been issued, would yield 500. 900
The bank statement is not calculated to
make money easier. The loans are but lit
tie lower, and the shipments of coin have
come from net deposits.
The steamers Of Saturday will take quite
large sums 10 bars.
The Express says that private letters by
the California mail report that Mons Belly,
the famous Frenchman, has died of fever,
but the rumor needs confirmation. It is
hardly likely that 90 important an event
should have transpired without becoming
at once geserally known.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Decision Of Attorney General Black .

AshiNGroN 2S.-Attorney General Black
has dedided that there is no form ef certi.
cate In .he nature OF passport. which q
state ofhcer can lawfully issue. he Gays the
impos'tions praciiced upon the illi,erate
and unwary. by the fabrication of worth.
less passports led to the passage of law
confirming the issue to certain legally au-
thorized agents.
dispatch from the Amer lean Consul at
Hamburg, shows how frightfulysinnoce cent
men have been robbed by the sale Of these
spurious passports, and the Attorney Gen.
advises that the Notary who signed the
paper ~hich accompanied the dispatch, be
prosecuted, he being clearly within the pro-
visions of the law
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Vegetable Subs titute for Calomel and
Blue Pill.

BRANDnBTH's VBGET Blk UNIVERSAL. PILLS, by
ural action give str ngh to the stou ach purify The
ood re-es;sbli>h the healthy condition OF the di
gestive organs and thus dyspepsia Ids coughs
rheunatisms dropsie-, and sickness g.n.rAly,
whether chronic or recett TIE ce ebrated Abe me-
thy ays: =" After having curs the arrangement o.
the bowels, deb liy and disc geners ally di ap-
pear of tn II own Accord even in . short time -
Tae experience o; century has established the
werih OF these pills beyond pute, as . purgstive
and Att bilious medicine; and their u. by upward
of 900 conscientious ply. cians, and by mil
lion 81 families, shows that they supplying one
OF the wants of hu nanity aud are In advance Of
me iicaI science The above pills, although purely
vegetable, arc now known ami used as suostit ute
for Calomel (Hydraooyri ChIos iduns Mite, p odu-
cling all its sloIative old other Indications, with
none of its dsorgansng effects upon the soil s-of
ten crppling FOR ii'e-or its tisr ssng acti upon
the tee' h aud gums The pr pared con eniTation
from the same principles LII Adii ion Pills
is 3 substitute for blue pill (PilM9 Hydrorqiri,,
possess ng the peculiar action the ecreting or
gans, OF that PREPARATION from mercIry, but none O.
its sslivatirg or Other furious fleets. Those who
have used III m as bue pill sstit ute or OF e.wise,
a"Atosd 10 them tae hgaett praise. They Come
nearer to rentr ed Ess Of Life than any-
thing yet made, In the way of medicine, by man A
srgle pill given daily, sh. all hope has ID has Of
ten re tor heaiih. In fat, tn ysnplly an organic
principle to tee bod. awa's wanting in extreme
cases OF sckbes Old people have the secre,ions Of
early youth restored by ese Life Addition Pills
Thsir value as life-preservers is beyond estimate
Brandt eths Vegetable Univer sal Pills rem W from
the bowels aud bio Of . sick psrson the cause OF
death The LIE Addition Pills supply the org mic
necess ty Of the Bood's vi a'ity-the minute glot-
ules Of veget bic essences, OF which they are but
the concr ton, have their exact counteroart In the
vital globul. Of the blood An, from whence does
the blood derive Its fe, Its globule verify from the
sam, source fr IN whencs DR. Bra reth derive. the
fe princi,le u the Life Addition Pills-Srom the
Veeetatle K ngdom
These pills, IS also the Universa al, are war anted
purely veg table. Retailed re pcctively at % and
so cents Pbys"ians and the public suppl ed v the
gross. or single box, at Dir. Brandrcth's Principal
Once, Ne 294 Cana-st, N. Y. and by all re ,pecta
Bile dealers 10 medtciRes. Jlnel9- Juiy1i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

Tuesday, June %.

Tuesday, June 2S.
WM. L EwIsG, Rhodes, St. Louis.
ALHAMBRA. Wing. ST. Louis.
kEoKUK, Dodge, Keokuk.
. WAR EAGLE, Gabbart, Dubuque.
rEPARTED.
WV. L EwING Rhodes, st. Paul.
ALHAABRA, VII :. Dubuque
kLoKuK, Dodge Dubuque.
WAR EAGLE, G.bbart, st. Louis.
The Black Ha TX is the morning packet
for Keokuk at I O'clock.
The river is falling rapidly.
PIc-NIC.- The second annual soci-
al Pic mic of the North Davenport Musical
Association, comes off next Saturday, on
the Bluff. At Farnam street Grove. This
will be . pleasant affair, if the weather is
favorable. There will be singing, ewing
ing, eating. drinking. love making and al
the other e'ceteras incident to an affair OF
of the kind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

EE We noticed long string OF
buggies passing up Brady street yesterday
morning, which we at first concluded to be
a funeral procession, but upon inqniring
found it was a matrimonial affair. The par
ties were going out into the country short
distance, either on the honey moon trip, OF
to have the fatal cerimony performed
But be that IS it may, they all returned in
the afternoon apparently well satisfied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
co M M E II CT A l.
Davenport Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF Iowa srArE DEMOCRAT,

OFFICE OF Iowa srArE DEMOCRAT,
tuesday evening. June %, 1889. I
TO day has been excp pedingiy warm. Tn re vas .
light sho wer very ealy In the m rnins, vhish did
not last long. Business was m derat ly brisk but
the weash vas too hot for the retail trade.
The kPain ana produce market wss rather quiet
an sill rtmaia SO until after harve.t
We qaote AS follows:
HLoUR-Aarket steady. Two shipu.nts CT ICO
bo!s to Chicago and New YORK; IS 50OIS 20 for new
sprifg gex'rs. So 50G7 % old wteat nour,
wHE,r-ReIiepts go bu BY wag n market ouiet
and steady and no change in quotations. New sp,iue
65@s5 old sO@l 90.
CosS-Few arrivals and little demand. We quote
aady at b5GsOe for shelled ear CSC.
OATs--nsrtet Inactive, very few coming in; 30@
20 for good new 4OIS50 for old.
POTAross-One arrival fr m O.. Paul to-iay Of
200 bu old potatoes. ghey sell for 81 90 New po-
t.toes are getting more plenty. bat still continue 70
Ing good prices. We quote to-day st 4 $50 cents
per peck.
Roos--Tn good demand, but very scarce; l2k cts
wh -Issale: Is cts retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

MEETING OF THE TAX PAYERS OF
THE SIXTH WABD-A meeting OF the lax
PAYERS of the Sixth Ward was held on Mon
day evening at the East Davenport School
House, to devise means for securing the
money to which they are Justly entitled. for
"road purposes" and to consider the late
acting of the City Council in refusing the
small sum asked for by their representa-
tiyes.
On motion, A. A. McCloskey was called
to the chair and W. l. C.rroll elected Secre-
tary
The Alderman Of the Sixth Ward having
been requested to attend, appeared and in
formed the taxpayers Of the treatment they
had received, and the refusal of the City
Council to do anything IN behalf of the 9th
Ward.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
McCloskey, Squires, Rambo, Dallum, FIiz.
zell, Carroll and others, who recommended
that legal steps should be Immediately ta-
ken to secure their just rights.
On motion of J. NJ. Frizzell, it was re-
solved that Committee of six be appoint.
ed to examine as to the amount to which
the Sixth Ward is entitled, and report at a
meeting to be hello in this place on Friday
evening next. The following Committee
were appointed
j. NJ Frizzell, A. Dawson, N. NJ Rambo,
A. A. McCloskey. n. squires, and W. L
Carroll.
On motion, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted /:
Rcsolpsd That we cordially approve of
the course of our Representatives in the
City Council. in laboring zealously to Sc
cure their just rights.
A motion to publish the proceedings in
the City papers. and to adjourn to meet
again at the same place on Friday evening
next at - o'clock, was then carried.
A. A. McCLOSKEY, Pres.
w. L. CARRoLL Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails IN 'hs DAVeapor'
Post Oincs:
EAsTxRs NAIL, arrives 1T 6:s5 4 ana oO n
closes At 8 - A u At $50 r NJ
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque 'nd Nofthern lows
arrives at 8 5vPN c.osesat S:la M.
SOUTHERN N VI, from LOUIS anu eoulnern ms
sonri aralyes at $40 p NJ: closes Al 9io y.
WEsIzsN AID SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 81
$50 r n closes 4 $50 M
ILLINOIS W NAIL, arrives 6.45 A Ia and $50 P
N; cl At and ) p NJ
RIVER MAIL sourH, IN ncludng river towns abovest.
Louis ,h- MissOu.i River, NeD.askA ana KAN az,
vi. Hannical Bt Joseph h, arrives a. ~ 4
M clio at4PM.
RrvER MALL tn clu ing river towos from Claire
toIyon., arrives at 9 \ y, ciO - al 20 u.
NORTHERs MAIL, b, l,nu, ~ he ri9-i 1triscs At =
Pm Sundays, wcdnes 'sya 40 fri6ays. cio''sa at
9PM IN Mondays. Wetnesdays and Ffidavs
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives ct IL \, 'losea al L. M
Tuesday-, Thursdays and saturoaJs
AMITy MAIL, Arrives and c!oses at ~ Tuesde! S
and Fridays.
AHAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes IN - n, oa
Thursdays.
The ffce vii, be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from TO 10 III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

SEAT OF WAR.-Wc have Just re-
ceived from John l.. Swits, Esq, another
accurate map of the seat of war. This
map is issued by the Lamar Fire Insurance
Company. 1t is good thing to have, and
we are much obliged
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Arrival Of the Arabia.

SAckvnLE. N. B., June 2sth.-The steam.
ship Arabia, with Liverpool dates TO the
18th instant, has arrived 1t Halifax, but
owing to the refusal of the Nova Scotisu
Line tc transmit the Associated Press Re-
ports. the pubic will be deprived Of the
news for day.
The horse express will reach here about
midnight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

~A. w. Bailey, is leading the van
In cheap Dry Goods. 1t will be seen by
his advertisement, that he has in advance
of the season, marked down all his summer
goods. Call on him and get your moneys
worth. Second street near Main, North
aldo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

REMARKABLE EsCApE.-In our teie-
graph report this morning, mention Is mace
Of fatal railroad accident on the Southern
Mich. l. Northern lad. X K. Ia the fated tran
was Mr.. Franklin Haven and Mrs. II. II
Hoffman Of this city, who, strange to say'
escaped unipjured. Mr.. Haven teiegraphed
to Mr. Hoffman yesterday, of the saiety oi
himself and Mrs. Hoffman, and the TACT Of
their bsipg on the train at the time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
NOTICE TO ADvERrISERs.

large cuts charged do able the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc-half more than
usual rates
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood TO
apply strictly the INN cdistc business Of the advcr
tiser and all other advertisements mt In By the adj
vertiscr Will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
VIII be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
se,fed one tie free OF cost, thereafter charged
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
VdriGbiV IN afrdnce, unless from approved Agents
CONTRASTS Tor yearly Advertising termiDAble at the
option Of advertisers they paying vancelnent
70 per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
~ per cent. advance Oh above rates. and kept In
sue, 20 per cent advance regular T&tes.
All transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS N BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. FISCHER n CO. Der Dan.okrat
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

Mr.. SANDERS at Burrows and
Prettyman's warehouse No. l, received 200
bushels of nice old potatoes, yesterday. from
St Paul. Potatoes have been very scarce
here lately, and these will sell like hot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Steamer Burned.

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-The steamer G. w.
Lombart. bound up the Missouri river
with aluable cargo. took fire four miles
above this city. last night, and burned to
the waters edge, boat and cargo total
loss.
The boat was valued at $28, 900, insured
for $4,000. No lives lost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2s-The Mich. Southern
Express train, with three 6rst class passenger
cars from Chicago to Toledo, went down an
smbankment ct l2 o'clock last night, near
South Bend. Ind. The seeidsnt vas caused
BY the washing away Of : calvert Thirty
psrsous vers killed asd - messy more
vsnsdsl The hanss q Me Aills1 asd
Vooodo1 hA ~ seoeAo1 b1eo = y go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29

HAVING RESUMED THK PRACTICE OF
Phy.lr, respectfully solscits the patronage Of
his friends and the public.
OYYICE-No. 3 Eick,ls Block, over the Bank.
anr1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-29
Prize light.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 2S "A prize fight
for 5000 side. between John McCasaley
and d. blin Tricks, came off today, the lat
ter was whipped in thirty rounds. occupy
ing one hour and ten minutes.