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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-15
fOr Sale, $reigRt or Gbarter::

es5k FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sfSTrhe A clipper copper-fastened brig 'uNIoN
SlAi ~ F0NWeli, master, 2,ltO bhs capacity Now in
complete oiier for any voyage. For ernis apply to
DuNNOCK Il WEATHERIY,
Gr,4 -,
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8, ssa rEKzgssszzzzzl PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOATS,.

sT@A THREE TINES PER WEEK
E1z-zs5--@LFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
ing TLownatt4n Steamboat Company will, after
SATURDAY, the 18th August RUN THE STEAMERS
GEO PEABODY" and '1BELVIDERF" THREE TINES
PER WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock
Returning viii leave Richmond the days, and at
the hour.
dations.
For freight Or passage apply TO
.a.s J. BRANDT, Ir, Agent,
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sIEee- BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.
90 IL Hhpl "a, ia \ gent,
No ~ South whayeSr Philadelphia
I'll F0R FRTDERiCKsBURGz VA

rSILN Fur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA
4azSzssszslzz=The steamer NJ SEInFN. ". b. EiTwsu
Captain viii resume Ter u;e to fredericksburg and land
InGs on RapaharnocE, leaving baltimore FROM her
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, OF
TUESDA l. February 22l- al O'clock 2. NJ Returning
will leave FREDERICKSBURG At O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She Will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY.
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season.
Freight OF eyerV description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle and Lave stock genery handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Iiuua i Goods nuI.JtUaiiy
tended TO, charges raid promptly and forwarded
received.
E~Fgr infol Iaatian- freight passage apply IN E8nor
at her Office, l5 SOjt il STREET h.Irt t l0ai.
Agents IN Fredericksburg,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
April 26th, 80.

~ There ID an editor in another
city Of this State, who once officiated in
that capacity in Davenport, and who was
forced to leave these parts because his Va
rious misdseds made the city to warm for
him. After leaving Davenport We did not
hear of him for some considerable time, and
were somewhat surprised to learn that be
had turned up in Dubuque. whore he was
officiating - local editor Of the Express d
Herald-DeRR's PAPER When this fellow
left Davenport, hs was owing sundry little
bills aroand town, which his sucesssors,
John Johns 4 Co., were kind enough to pay,
that no stigma might bs attached to the
profession. Now, it Il somewhat smusing
TO hear this this fellow advising the Dsven.
pset ediAsss - sslAls The ''printsEa. doctors,
sad other billa." vhsn b himsslf left town
without settling his tailsrs. washsr.wo.
naa's aad svss hssss ssevaat's little D.
nAelA "Pssp,s ~ I've = slaa hssssa
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
River uueSsss.

ARRIVED.
TUEDsAY, April 26. :.
WAR EAGLE. Gsbbert, Dubuque.
w. l. EwTNo, Greene, 81. Paul
ISAAC SHELBY ., Pittsburg.
BEN CAMPBELL. Myers. Mon,rose
FANNY HAKRI., Webb. Galens.
DENMARK, Gray. St. Louis.
DgPARTsD,
WAk EAGLE, Gsbbert, st. Louis.
w. l. EwING, Greene. st. Louis.
isaac SaELBY. Minnesota River.
BRS CAMPBELL. Myers, Montrose.
DENMARK, Gray, 81 Psul.
RENARKA-The Isaac Shelby came the
Yankee over the Bridge yesterday. She
started with the intention of goiug through
the draw Of the bridge. and after trying for
about an hour, gave it up. not being strong
enough TO stem the current and dropped out
and went over to the Island, took DO wn her
and Pilot House, and went thro'
under the bridge near the Island shore.
The Fred Lorenzo il the morning boat
to st. Louis. The Keokuk for Moutrose.
River falling slowly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
AWFUL STEA N BOAT DISASTER.
!SI'EA NER EVELINE SUNK
FOUR LIVES LOST!
LOSS OF PROPERTY ABOUT 500 600


LOSS OF PROPERTY ABOUT $lO0, ,OOOi I
On Saturday last, while the Minne.ota
River steamer Eveline, Capt Davidson,
was passing through Lake Pepin, her hull
was stove in BY the floating ice. when she
filed and sunk in = very few minutes.
She had on board some co or 70 passen.
gers, who saved themselves by jumping on
the floating cakes Of ice, with the exception
OF four-an old gentleman and lady, and
two boys, who were drowned. The passen-
gers v ere taken up by the W. L. Ewing,
which was close at hand.
The Eveline had on board about 81 {, 200
worth Of freight of = miscellaneous cl ,arac
ter, which had been stored at Reeds Land.
ing. awaiting the opening Of the lake The
boat and cargo were uninsured, and will be
total loss.
She was but short distance behind the
W. l. Ewing when she sunk All that re-
mains to be seen Of her is the top Of her
smoke stacks aud jack staff.
OF the amount Of property lost by pass
engers. nothing definite is known.
The Eveline was q stern wheel boat. and
was owned by Capt Davidson. The par
ticulars We gain from the Captain Of the
Eu;n0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

OMAN THE BRAKEs."-We notice at
every fire which occurs in our city that all
the labor of working the engines falls upon
the firemen. At the fire yesterday morning
only six persons were at the brakes, a.
though . large number were standing
around doing nothing. This is all wrong.
The firsmen turn out at oil timss-day and
night-in rain and mud to pull the weighty
machines through the streets, and by the
time they reach the fire they are about used
up. It il no easy labor to work on the
brakes of an engine. and when We see 90
many idlers standing around With their
hands in their pockets, while the noble fire
men are exerting themselves TO save their
nsighbsrs property. We cannot help wi.n-
ing that these indolent fellows may some
day be plsced in position when they will
be obliged to work to save their own chat
telA We hope. however. to see every man
active and willing to assist at fires, not snly
on the engines, but in removing goods and
placing them in places Of safety.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
NAIL ARRAN0EAENTB.

n-es Of opeuing aud closing mails IN The Davenport
Post Once
HAsTsRn NAIL. arrives al s:so anu 90"
closes II 9l5 \ ssC $50 Pm
NoRTuERN MAIL via Dubuque md NortneSn Iowa
arrives 1t o - \ closes at e1S A -.
SOUTHERN n MI, from D.. Louis and southern liz.
souri,, araives st 5:EO ? NJ c'oses et y 10 y.
WpsTEsN AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 81
6SO n closes ~ 800 M.
ILIIs0is WAY NAIL, arrives $40 d anu Oss0
4; closes al a and JPN
RIvsp MAIL GoUTa, including river towns aoovest.
Louis, the Nissouii River, Nebraska and Kansas,
via Hannibal 4 81. Joseph =, arrives 81 10 A
NJ cio,es at4PA.
RIVER MAIL In GLIDING river towns from CLAIRE
TO Lyons, arrives at A = clio ies ~ $50 y.
NORraxRH MAn, By lsni, up the river, arrives at
M Sundays, Wednesdays and 6rdAys; closes At
gpM On Mondays, Wednesdays aud Pridavs.
BLUE GRAss NAIL, arrives At IL y, closes At IL =
Tuesdays, Thursdsys and oaturdsyv.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes ct i9 NJ Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
IsAnosA NAL, arrives and eloses aae1P n, on
fhussdsyS.
The face vili be open ON Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to 10 AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

BABIn.-The two old bachelor editors Of
the Ns,ss effect to snesr ct babies, and max
ing hideousiaces at the little "mucilaginous
Jumps Of fat and grissel." declare that they
never cav pretty baby in their hvsA-
Blsas their dried up old hsarts-why take
this plan Of avenging the slights Of their in.
fancyf Never ssw , pretty baby We
have heard men say that before. but thank
Heaven We never knew . ,sossas bstray
such dspravity Of taste and want Of hsert-
sympathy. Never sew prstty baby -
Well. now. We will tell yea just vhsn yea
will sss ons.er imagine yoa do.if you ever -
tain 70 respectable earthly haplpseeA Whea
yea -. dear ela beys, he pale yseag
pseAse vhs Aasjuss seansass& htllAe ~
III lsss 4 IAssaGl lshalsI 10 8 lASaSVs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

ly opened fountains Of love her first born.
whose soft eyes gazing into hers seem won
derirg at the angel images lying there
among the starting tears Of affection, and
enfolding both Of these dear objects in your
arms. can call them ''mine"-take our word
for it. you will say there is one pretty babe
ia the world anyhow. and feel very much
(ss we do now like trashing the man who
even 80 much as intimates there amt such
. thing Gazette
Jeru-sa-lsm what pretty talk. Sweet
by golly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

~ The foundations Of Waupper-
man Il Halls new brick block, Nos 1876 and
1873 Brady street are going up very fast. A
large force Of men is constantly employed
and We shall soon expect to see the stores
up, finished and occupied. When finished
this will be a. fine block % there is in the
citv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

PRoMprLY DoNE.-The following
card explains the prompt and ready
manner in which the Peoria Marine 4 Fire
Insurance Company settles its losses Those
having property in that company. may rest
assured that in case Of loss, ell matters will
be as promptly adjusted:
H. F. MrcHELL, ESQ.,. Agent Peoria Ma
sims d Fire Insurance Co: SIR IL take
pleasure in acknowledging publicly the re-
ceipt from you Of the full amount Of the loss
sustained by me by fire on the l4th instant.
and the prompt and liberal manner in
which your company, by G. Holland. Esq {.
Sec'y., and yousslf. - agreed. have this day
adjusted my lees, is an additional guaranty
that the contracts Of Insurance made by
your coumpany will be promptly fulfilled.
Yours, DC,
April 2eth, 80. H. MEYERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
SheriH,s Sale.

Thu STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court -
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
DY virtas Of special sxseusion ise0sd from the
ID once OF the ClerR Of the District Court OF Scott
oounty STATE Of lowa, "a favor Of Rredsish Boxer,
plainti9 and against ATndt, naedalena Arnes,
b Van Doren, J Hamanp. Foote d sullivan, Josh.
u Dial, MackIot { O. u, o Mathews Chrissian
Matthews, defendants, ds. ID April 1852 and 70 ne
directed, commanding me that Of the real estate
hereinafter described Of the said ds1eDdant'. make
cause tn be made the OF three hundred eighty
five snd 5l0O dollars, With interest and costs, and
- com maaded BY said execution, hsve levied upon
the following described real estate TO Wit: fotfoar
ll m block twelve tl2l IN the city Of Davssposs.
bo.tt county, Iowa.
And hereby give public notice that shall oGVer
for sale at pube oucry st the Court Honse door In the
city Of Dsvesport In scott Co., Iowa, on fuesdAy the
olst dsy Of May, 1880, at the heur Of o,cIoc2 =
OF saiA day, - The highest best bBd therefor In
cash, ths above described property. Or sumeisns
thereefte ss&lsfy the shove ds6s, nterse anA esss
Dated this ash Day Of April, 1859.
n. LuO0A1D,
sor91 0heytRo oe 0sslt Cess1v. 1oUA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

Our MISUNDERSTANDING ever an
eastern paper last evening. our attention
was attracted by couple Of paragraphs of
. character that do not speak very favora-
bly, for two Of our neighboring cities. The
first wss that the taxes Of the city of Rock
Island amount to four per cent on the tax
able property, and the other. that the debt
of Keokuk is $l,226,7s2,27. With taxes
only one half so high IS those Of Rock 10
land and . debt not one-fifth % large ~
that of Keokuk. and with resources and
enterprise equal to either. surely il those
cities can get along Davenport should pros
er-Gd,effe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

NEW GooDs.-At the boot and shoe
store Of San Suits No. Nichols block. we
notice a new arrival Of spring and summer
boots and shoes The stock is large and
very fine and Mr.. Suits informs Us that he
intends selling them at the lowest figures
ever known in Davenport Read his ad-
vertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

FIRE.-About four o'clock yesterday
morning a fire broke out in the building
known as the city bakery. situated near the
corner Of I'd and Iowa streets, which des.
troyed the back building and burnt off the
roof of the main part. The building was
owned by Mr.. Meyers and was occupied
by Mr.. Freeman as bakery and saloon.
Loss about $500, The Etna foots the bill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

GERMAN THEATRE.-Next Monday
evening Mr.. Spitznas takes benefit at the
German Theatre on which occasion the
beautiful opperatas Of Seven Girls in
Uniform" and kurmarker and Pecade''
will be enacted. We shall expect fine
performance and there is no reason why our
expectation need be disappointed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

~Y Yesterday was real April day.
Sunshine and clouds were interspersed by
occasional showers which rendered an um-
brella very convenient appendage to ones
wardrohe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

H We are again placed under OBJ
legations to Hon. GEo. W. JOINS for pub
docs. Of much value.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

~ A heavy shower fell during
Monday night, which will be Of some ser
vice, as the surface of the ground was be-
coming quite hard.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

EE Marder has some very choice
Groceries at his store, No. sS Brady street.
No better in the county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

THR DAILY WEsT.--We have
received No. !, Vol. l, Of his new can1i-
date for public favor. which is published at
st. Joseph. Mo-. by Messrs. F. NJ. PosKGArE
h Co. The West is a fine looking seven
column daily. intensely "independent" in
politics, and bids fair to make very useful
member OF the Republican party. Pecu-
niarily. we wish you well. Politically just
the opposite
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

NO. ; NICKOLLS' BLOCK,
rs NOW receiving . large and carefully selected
i stock OF
N cots and - h O 60
adapted TO this market. and these hard times. to
which he invites the attention Of purchasers.
hsve . large assortmtnt Of
Ladies' Fine Kid,
Lasting and Sc &c Congress Hseled Caters,
KID Hesled Slippers.
Gents Pine Cali,
Patent Leather,
Lasting, and
Glove Calf q new artiels,)
Congress Caters,
OxforA and Low Ties,
Boys and Y0u,hs' Caters and Shoes,
AL kinds OF Ohildren's Shoes.
amost endless variety Of I'll The common and fan
cy kinds. Please call and Our goods and prices
They will BE- sold as very low figures
spr27 SANFORD SUITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
Legal Notice.

TIN STATE or IOWA In County court Of
Scott County, said county.
In the matter Of the presentation Of sument
In writing purporting to be the last will and ses.
lament Of Aelchior Wtemsn, late Of county
aforesaid, deceased.
DUBLIO notice 10 hereby given that on Monday
i the 26th day Of April, 4 1853, (beng the regs-
purporting to be the LAST will and testament Of Mel
chior Witeman, late OF ecott county, deceased,
publicly read in open Court. and that the first Nom
day Of June hes been nxed for The proving Of tks
and al persons interested II the estate Of de-
ceased hereby nctiAed to attend the probate Of
said Instrument In writing the day herein before
nxod CHAkLBS WESTON,
County JuAge Of Scott County.
Publish fouP weeks In weekly Der Demokrst and
Weekly State Democrat four weeks. apr27
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
Whites Union Rock and Coal Drill

Whites Union Rock and COal Drill.
TVHIS is IN entire new machine, the sole Invention
i Of LYMAN White and one ~ the invention OF
eighteen hundred and Gfty- nt~s II has no con-
RectiOn sOhdtevr With the rock drill Invented BY me
and patented Nov. g. 1853. The public are respect-
fully info, me that the sais nf Whites Unlon Rock
and Coal Drill 10 not confined 10 any particuisr
porti ~ Of the nion but II 6srcd to the Union,
and who had ever ssen the two drills alluded
to would ever attempt TO caution the public against
infringement had they any mechanical ingenuity.
or enough even TO make them competent TO jndge Of
the difference between Cotton Gin and Wheel
barrow.
Davenport, April 26, 1859.
apI27-d2ts LYMAN WHITE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
STATE DEMOCRAT
Davenport, April 81, 1859.

rec. n. scrivsn. C3 Dearborn strses, Chicsg
is authorized 10 reive aaverssemsnts for This pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

Blanks! Blamks!!
Wsrrantee Deeds.
Deeds Of Trust.
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds.
Mortgage Deeds,
Chatsel Mortgages.
Attachment Bonds,
Power OF Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justioos' Blanks,
0hori6s Blanks,
Confessions OF Judgment,
Oonsssbles' Blanks,
Roplovln Bonds,
And others too numerous 70 mention, q shs
STATE DE ~ 90 u a r OvvsOE
Printed In she h~ss ssv's uassshss
TIPTO
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND BUSINESS
NEWS
q q Il II u q NJ
CORNER or VIFra AND BRADY sTRRgrs.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded. hy DAVIS ! Upton. Aprn. 1883
y. =. TIPTON.
Principal and Prop, ietor
NOUNG MEN wall fnd By vr,pes Inquiry, that,
j by grad At this College, they will obtain
very imvori 1t advantages over th ersdussss
other Com merclsl Institution IN the country. TIE
COURsE o. STUDY comprises bo.h foreign and d.
mestic bu, iness, AMI embrace MA1TsR PaAs ricE
In COMMERCIAL SCIEHCs and ART-whoily un-
Anovn 10 comm teach err witch, IL Il obvtous
will greatly enhance his cnanCes OF bnsi
ness.
6PsxCERIAN PxNMANsHiP-tbe met BEAUTIFUL
system In the worlds taught At this Oellsge aii
its hr y, both practical and ornsIn. Dtal A GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WAITING In guaranteed - ali Who
complete the course 70.
One time II god 40 snothsY, " cDmmsnce You
pay for the tructn set, and ios tbs time
consumed, nj this SCI osl
ABBAUTrvUL HN0RAvRD DIPLOMA -li,hoGrsphsd
on bank n,ts paper, which the pOsssssos fad up
and pisfe hts port nOssie-s aWasdsd d eseh grad
uste. This 10 novel end unique f.ature never BE-
fore introduced into College.
Tuitt q ~, payable Invariably In advance, snu.
ung the applicant 70 Life 6choiarship, Which viii
also be good st " Davis Con mertisl College," -
Peoris. Sons Of CieSsymen half price.
separate Instruction given 10 Penms nship.
Business men end frier do Of edueatto0 ere
spSctfully In tied 70 call.
V0S Circular. eontssning fall inSoi nation. plesss
enclose two postsge stAmps
Addrse, .. D. T1PfON,
spr96-dAwtf Davenport, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

A CARD.-I was very much sur
prised. this afternoon, at being called be-
fore Justice Johns, - answer to . charge
preferred against me by Mr.. G. Kruse, End
Assistant Engineer in the Fire Department;
said charge being that refused to work at
the fire this morning. Said Kruse swors
that said, when called upon to assist ct
the brakes. that ! would see him in ii,
Now fatty and positively deny that |
made any such assertion, or used any such
language. What l did cay is this: II
guess not, am not we'll" Mr.. K, proba
bly, not understanding the English Ian.
guage readily, might have thought used
the words which he affirmed l did. Not
withstsnding proved to the court that l
had not been well for the past four or five
days, (which was the cause of my not being
willing 10 work ut the brakes or expose
myself further) be fined me IS, aud costs !
do not consider this Justice. nor do think
any sensible person would. A. to being
ready to perform u, duty at fires, I can
frankly state that no man 10 more 30 than
l. 1t is ever point with me to render
those who are losing their property by fire.
all the assistance in my power. 1t has al
ways been my practice, and trust it ever
will be, when my health will permit me to
do 80. withomt being asked In this assertion
there are many good cstizens who will
bear me out. Mr.. X. said he would not
have reported me had he known that was
unwell; but shall be blamed and fined
because he did not understand me? And if
man. is sxcusable from working at a
fire when his health will not permit it,
what reason had Mr.. Johns to fiae me after
. witness stated that had bad cough for
several days. and had been taking medi-
cine Has Mr.. Johns the right or knowl.
edge to dictate whether or not my health
was in such condition as would justify me
in working2
With these remarks / leave my fellow
citizens to draw their own inferences.
ROBERT KRAUSE
Davenport, April 26. 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
N OtIce.

HAv1 this day. by authority Of the Arm OF T.
l. Dupont, De Nem0urs 90, transferred the
agency fer the sale Of their Gunpowd-r to Messrs.
BORR SWIFT. Thankful for the patronage
have received would respectfully solicit the same
to my tuccessors.
Davenport, April 26, 1853.
apr26-dlmO O. A. BRIIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

A. H. BENNETT. q. p. wHITOOMB
BENNETC 4 Wu1TCOM8,
A TrORNRY6 AND COUNSELLORS AT Law,
IA Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds
will practice In the Courts os Scott, Clinton Jackson
and Muscatine counties, and In Rock Island county
H. and the u. q. District COURT Of Iowa.
OErIcE-N. W. Corner Main and Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

~On the Inside Of to-day's paper
We publish another interesting communiea-
tion frem our special Pixies Peak CORES
pondsnt, which contains many items Of in
terest. We have At our office some speci-
mems Of the gould" which We shall take
pleasure in exhiting to the curious fora
few days only"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
A Card.

vUNHE oniciai report taken from the Ar0Ss Of Seps
i 18th, 1883:
no A2 DIP white, Davenport, Wheeler 4 VII
Sewing Machine, DsoUrcing Of hdOA ccMms~-
ddfiOM.
No IS. r @ Este, Davenport. l sewing Machine.
Good
No 80. C Kste, sewing Machine.
Nofe.-The sevcTal sewing machines on exhibition
were oil superior each doing the work veil and st .
rapid rate, highly commenda1le
The " Premium AAchins be seen st 4 "
Bailey store. D WHITE. AGENT
p. g. to Este denies putting stick In our saw
ing machine nj the Rock leland Pair. We never
charged him any one elec with II; but dti you ev
or Gee . bird nutter uness hnY
PIP 3 q. We shall In u few days have . lot cf
wheeler wilson :. Virst Premium" sewing ma
.hincs for EZTTY DOLLARS. ocl1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

A fearful earthquake destroyed tho city
Of Quito with over 1000 lives, The loss OF
life is computed by some as hig', as 5000
The loss Of property is said to amount to
43, 900 900. A number Of small towns TO
the northward were also destroyed, and
some damage was occasieDed in Gusyaquil.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

MDgor'S Sowing Machines.
PRJCR nMDUCRD
From Sl25 10 $50 and o7S.
SING ER Z CO.'S
New Improved Family 0eviss Machine.
sIVHH unparalleled popularity that osr Msehi0es
L have attained throughout the whole Of the Eas-
tern states and Europe, makes ~ desirous Of rea-
dertng them equally popular throughout the wet
with this view, we place Vem within the rsarh ~
oil by the above great reduction In prire.
WEs.sau OFFICE, 14O LAxE s1aEEr. CucA 60
A. ". HARRIS. Agent
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

BURR L. SWIFT,
II.........BRA DH STKEET........n
A GENTS for the sale os DnPsut's Apsrsiag
"A and Bla.iing Powder, and Safety fu.e
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27

r. n. MORLEY = CO.,
VI7HOLEsALE and Retail Dealers In Fancy and
w Staple Groceries, Dalssl's Block, corner Of
Perry and second streets.
Flour, Cement aod PiasteTing Hair constantly On
hand.
AL goods delivered free ~ charge.
davenport, Jswa, April -, 1859. (spT3l-3m