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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-10
lie who goes through land and scat.

lie who goes through land and scat.
ters roses may be tracked next day
by their whitening petals, that strew
the ground; but he who goes through
it and scatters rose seeds, a hundred
years after leaves behind him . land
full of fragrance and beauty Tor nv
monument. and as bis heritage ''fh~
sons and daughters. &c = t'''s =
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-10

: - 49, 's-s--F ----
BY w. j. SLA1'TER.
CAurroN-We warn all person

"Pledged 10 no Pariy's arbitrary sway,
We follow Truth where'er she leads the Way
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
sheriff . Sale.

sTATK or Iowa Ia the District Court Of sso,s
Scott County, }Couniy, State Of lows,
Rf virtue Of special ex Gu ion iss, e. from the
- ofie OF the CT TX Of the District Court Of scott
coun'v, state Of Iowa. in favor OF Caleb whe. Ter.
p'aihtu ana against Str ng Baroell, Jenpeit. P d
burnei, Ant 'ine lie Claire, Louis Dsssaint, Aus
W. Coroln, James Mills, Ia lmxn, r, were & Nc
Leaa II Oar'ev i Co James Hunt, Peter Finn And
jos ph Lambrite, defendauts, dateo March o. 1889
ahdto me directed, commanding me that OF The ie-
81 est a. hereinafter descr bed, OF the Az DEF nd
ants, l make o. cause TO BE- made, the sum Of
fourteen hun red eighty-seven dos O. With IN
terest and costs; ana rs commended I levied upon
the oowing desert bed zeal ate situsted in Scrt.
equity, Iowa, to wit Beignnine at the ,outh e.s;
corner Of julius A Reeds * acre lot (purchas ed
from Joseph Lambvite J.nusry 1858 tusted ia the
Wott mar or the south west OF ter sec tjoD tven
ty Tour 2s In tO~ hip seventy eight (13l north OF
range hree (8) east, a. tt.ke and stone In the i'd
he o. 10 ust street; thence north the east line Of
sd.d Heed's land ffty-thTee and ore third rods N
the northeast corneeof ssid Reeds Ian 10 stake
sd stone; thence cart twenty-four rods TO Q stake
ava stone In he ravine near spring; thence south
nfty-'hree and 0 third rods t. a stake . "a stone
10 the ctnef Of Locust Aforesaid and thence
acres OF land
Ard hereby rive public notice that l shall offer
FOR sale At pnbl omcry at the Conrt House door In
the city Of Davenport in Scott county, lows on 6at
urdsy the l4th day Of Nav 1889 1t the hour oy ~.
clock OF said day. to tn. highest aud best bidder
therefor In cash, the above described property. or
suncirnt thereof to sat ~ said deDt With Interest
and costs
Dated this slh day Of April, 1859
n. LEONARD,
apriS Sh'n Of Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

wasths order ls1Ae OCCASION From Mont
rose toKeokov ths paIey r allied thsm-elves
ofthe cars and after speeding a short Il
at the Billings House. returned TO the boat
and thence home Among the party We
we're happy to.meet Hon. Edward johnson.
Judge Espy and DR.. Eadssof Fort Madison.
and J. c. Byrns, Esq.JOf Iowa City. The
entire trip was one Of the most plesssnt We
ever had the pleasure Of being ar yto.
and IN behalf Of all pSe.ent we teuoer the
tina rs Of al to c.. N = and his. ON
modsting assistants. fol very seHc ,lleut
manner in which all were entertained May
they long e~atinne to wave, and, may we
never be more unfortunate thaH to fall in
with just such al patty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
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ICE c r E A NJ,
SODA WATER.
Il Fl MI q NJ a ID n.
40. &c, 60. &C,
AT
r. w 90 DIS.
IN J Nv . N N y
FURTHER NOTICE.
may6.dtf

De not stiff ne. and reject net what ex.
pertence teach, -Sev sore throsts, agu.,.
rheumatism, drops =, biol Elections, \. slscbss,
oil al 'o,ions Of tho stomach aud bowels GOT Of
cost1ve sid dysenteric character AMI all the uais
dies Of and children have en- cured by the
use OF brardfeth's Pills. To tell you that have
paid two million. Of d,llsrs to make this truth known
Is OF Itself sounding fact; and yet never was
sruer word spoken And what Il the result? Why,
that about thre, million persons the Cnited States
partially b-eve In their e~cacy, aud have a general
idea OF the 'neits 10 b. derived from puvgat.on 10
sickness Bat shat q ALI for philanthropy, What
millions remain to be conveTtsdi And let me aay
that this knowledge Is second only to Chrsanitv IN
tue benefits 1t Is capable Of conferrIng on mankiLd.
Let not medical men persuade you that Brandreths
FILLS are auack remedy 1t Is no such thing Wha.
sell you for tw. shilnss these men could not SUP
ply yon for dollar Ny herbs and extracts are all
prepared in my oxn laboratory, where a steam en-.
gine Of one hundred and forty horse p,w.r il en-.
pioyed exclusively for this purpose, beslee, an ex
tensive water power. In usnl these Pill. you risk
nothing for they have been used ~ millions, 20 that
Should you feel disposed to take sly cos, you viii
DO able TO live through the operation and you may
have ths laugh on your sde when the doctor tells you
thst BE- hit your case exa,tv with that last madeleine
90 on In the use OF the rms fbey wfll cure you
without hurting your teeth gums, and In every
way improve your heath. Sold at No 294 CANAL
street, Brandreths Building and by all respec Abe
dealers in me Iieine m.xaaS-,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
From Vera Cruz

NEw York, May 5th-The New York
Picayune. Of Friday last. on information
from Vera Cruz, says Mr. Mclean had, when
the last steamer left. about abandoned the
idea of going up to the ap al on accoun.
Of the distracted state of tne country he
has desire to be near the government with
which he is in official communication. He
designed, therefore. to go on board one Of
our chips OF war at Sacrifices, probably IT, e
Savannah, till her re..ci ~ the Saratoga
He proposed to put himself in communica
tion with the leaders Of the opposing party
for the purhose of protecting the lives and
property of American citizens, and in the
name Of humanity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
Forgery 1t Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. May 5th.-On Saturday last,
James N. Dabbins. clerk employe ed bv the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Co. present
check 1t the Lafayette Bank. signed by
s. l. Shsmmedier, president, and F. Short.
secretary, for $1,000 dollars, received the
money and left for parts unknown. The
forgery was not discovered until Tuesday.
An other forgery on q 3rd street bank wss
discovered yesterday. Although number
OF bankers are furnished with the facts thew
refuse to give information. saying the mat
ter has been fully settled by the forger's
friends. Neither the name Of the bank or
the forger can be ascertsined at present
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

81. JOHNS, N, B., May 2.-Ths line BE-,
tween Sacksville and Dorchester has ceased
to work this morning under circumstances
which induce we'll grounded suspicious that
It has been maliciously put out Of order for
the purpose of the speculators, who are
understood to be favored by the managers
Of the Nova Scotia line to the exclusion of
the regular prsss aud private despatches.-
There is good reason to believe that the Nj
agars arrived Ct Halifax last night and that
her news will arrive here By telegraph or
express for the Asaociatsd Pres DURING this
p. m. Should the news reseh here before
the close Of business its main points viii be
published.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

PLEASURE EXCURSION ON THE BEN
CAMPBxLL-Those who wish to indulge in q
pleasure excursion will find that it is to their
interest to take trip on the river in boat
similar in construction to that favorite old
boat the Ben Campbell and officered az near
as possible as that bost'is. Pursuant to an in
vitation from the officers Of that boat, We
attended the late pleasure excursion given
on the Ben, and which terminated at this
point yesterday morning. At the outset, to
wit. on Tuesday night the weather was not
50 favorable - could have been wished. and
had the effect to keep large number who
we're determined to 60, from doings 20. This
vas the csse for the most Of the way down.
hence the party was not 20 large as could
have been wishsd. The ladies especially
we're scarce! There vas, however, enough
aboard to n AXE up one..of the moet pleasant
and agreeable parties it was ever our for
tune to be m ember Of The music was
the most excellent, and consisted of Storms
brass band, and Milo Whites string band.
Capt. Myers and Charley Assmusseu. the
centenary clerk, were very sueceseful in
the manner in which they entertained their
suests-they pleased everybody. At every
city aleng the route between this place and
Keekuk, small occasions were made, and
the interest taken h hsEocsaslon increased
inproportion. Music. dancing. general gosaip
aad disssasiag ths sxssllsat viasds prepared
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
Medical Convention ~ Louisvilie

LOUISVILLE. May 4-Ths Medical Convs en-
p. m. session, DR.. Camegis' resolution to ap-
point committee Of FIVE to confer with
the committee Of medical Teachers, and
report at the next annual meeting, was
adopted.
A retolution from the New Jersey medi-
cal society, asking for the establishment Of
a board of Surgeons from each Supreme
Court Judicial District, to grant diplomas
to all proper members of the association,
was passed, instructng the same committee
to confer with the State Medical Societies
to procure information throughout the pro-
fesson.
Carrying into effect the standard prelim-
nary examination adopted by tlis associa-
tion at its organization in 1857, DR.. Sawyer
of New York, offered resolution that
each State Medical Society be requested to
appoint annually, two delegates for each
State College. to attend to all examinations
of candidates for graduation that each
college permit such delegates to a psrtici-
patton in the examination, and vote on the
qualifications Of each candidate, referred to
the committee Of conference
DR.. Jones paper was reported to tie
committee on prizes and essays.
DR. Benz. W. Dudley was unanimously ad
mitted as a permanent member. The Con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

AN ARRIVAL OF IN THE LIsr.-
We noticed yesterday, at the foot Of Brady
street, IN old fashioned !" "dugout," about
fifteen feet long and - many inches wide,
halt filled With young pine treea On in
quiry. We ascerta.ned that it and the swner
had soas all the way from Lake Pepin
With full cargo Of the above named mer.
shandlss, for sale. Yesterday was the
thirthesnth day cut, and the owner hadn't
realized fifty cents from bis sales He is
boupd further dosn stream with the rem
nant Of his stock, and thinks he may proba-
bly, reach St Louis before be suecesds in
ceiling out Taking into consideration the
fact that the whole load before starting
fran Lake Rspin vas ealy e. .matsd At Two
dollars, We think uuss mu' be a. bad mp
We river % they T. q this point
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
Davespsss, May 6. 1850.
VAR. ARRANGEMENTS

TIaes Of opening and closing mails in the Dsvsnposs
Post once:
EAeT0no NAIL, arrives - =: ID \ snu NV p"
clooes At S:I6 A Ha.L $50 IN
NoaTHEkE MAIL via D4vaque snd Northern lows
arrives at O. 6Opn close At Sl5 -.
gourH spN n NJ from o.. Leois and eouthefh ~
souri sraiv~s at &: :G0P n: coses 1t S:lo =.
wurEaN Asp SOQTREsN Iowa NAIL, arrives -
C30 y oIos( 81 y:10 M.
IIIIuols " ~ HzII., arrives 6:46 A n and $50
n; closes st A \ and r M "a
RIVER NAIL 8oUIR, including river towns Acovee'
Louis, tho Nissou.i River, Nebraska aL1 Kan. ~,
via Hannibal 81 Joseph =, arrives q ~ a
81; co' atlPM.
RIVER MAIL, IN ciuding river towns from Oisire
TO Lyons, arrives At 4 = clio 20 1t SSo y.
NORTHERs MAIL, by lsnd, up the river, arrives u
pM Sundays, wcdne sdays and tridays; cioses 1t
or on Mondays Wednesday, and Hndavs
BLus 9RAss NAIL, arrives u IL =, closes ~ IL =
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrtvss and closes at IZ Tuesdays
aud Fridays.
AHAuosA MAIL, arrives and closes IN ~ NJ on
Thursdays.
The efsce viii be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to 10AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

A Rock ISLANDER IN DAVENPORT.
%. B. Higgins, the recent popular propri-
etor Of the Vermont House, in this city has
has become associat ed with Col. Magil In the
proprietorship Of the lie Claire House In
Davenport.-R l. Ragister
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

Ice CREAM. - Frank Wood is q
human benefactor. He knows the wants
Of mankind and supplies them. For further
particulars see adver tisemsnt of his or eature
comforts in another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

EF Peck d Stantield have a word
to say to our friends this rorning. They
are still on hand at No. .;rady street,
ready to supply our citizel with ice in any
quantities. Rene II ber the old Davenport
Ice Company.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

~ We noticed more teams in
fn town yesterday, than usual. Farmers
must come to town occasionally, for family
supplies. women's fixens, -. although their
time is very much needed al home. The
present appearance Of the crops makes the
farmers look more cheerful than they did in
the dead of winter, when they toted small
loads Of poor wheat to town, over the bad
roads, and received fifty cents per bushel
far it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

~ Quite stream OF muddy wat
er came rushing down the east side of Bra.
dy street yesterday afternoon caused by
the opening of pond on sixth street.
formed by the late heavy rains. At first We
thessht tho Missouri river had broke loose
from her course and turned into Iowa to
make new connection with the Mississip ippi,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

PERsoNAL.-We were favored yes
tsrday with a call from our friend J. c.
BYRNs, Esq, Clerk Of tie U. 8. District
Court lie lesves Ibis morning for his home
at Iowa City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

A "SLrGHT DEcLINE-A lot on Main street.
Dubuque, 26xll3 feet, for which $4oO per
fost was offered two years since. was sold
at auction last week for $40 per foot.-Er
change.
The above 10 but one instance where pro.
perty has been sold in that city for less
than one-fourtb what was offered fer 1t one
year ago. We were about correct when
We said Dubuque was dead town. II is
almost impossible to sell property there. the
taxes being 80 high that land holders have
to pay the oiginal cost for it, in taxes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

ID. S. G.-The members of the Da
venport Sarsfeld Guards are requested TO
meet At the armory THE evening, May 9Th,
to transact business of Importance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
River ltesuDs.

River Items.
THURSDAY. May 5.
AR0ivYD
CRY BEILr, Campbell. ST. sLsuis.
Ben CAMPBELL, Myers. Montross.
FANNY HAKRIs Webb, Ga!ena.
kEoKiK Dodge. Montrose.
DEPARTED,
CRY BEILE. Campbell, ST. Paul
BrH CAMPBELL, Myers, Moptrose.
KATE CAssEL, Gray, Dubuque.
River rising sll the way from Dubuque
to St. Louis
The Aunt Lefty will probably be off by
Saturday
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

MusIcAL.-We were favored yester-
day with another instalment of the art d.
vine from that travelling hand organ, whose
grinder struck the position at the corner of
Second and Brady streets that Shakespeare
took when he first exclaimed, "ths man
that hath no music in his himself" DC, and
opening his battery full upon the crowd Of
gazing juveniles. who consequently had to
face the music" doled out in screechine
tones the "Devils Dream" followed so
suddenly by "Bell Brandon" that We con
cluded his satanic majesty had determined
on embracing Bell in his dream. But be
that ~ it may, after playing . variety Of
tunes without realizing any pscuniary eom
pensation. our psrambulating artist started
up +" Johnny dear, what can the matter be; :;
and as no Johnny gaxe him the desired in
formation, he shouldered HE music shop and
disappeared around the corner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

PERsoNAL.-Antoinc LeClaire, Esq,
and family, left yesterday morning for st.
Louis. Mr.. LeClaire's absence will extend
TO about one week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

DENIES Ir.-Squire JOHNS denies
very decidedly, the assertion made by Hub
bell, that he (Johns) wrote the article which
have appeared in the News signed "Citizen." !"
That q falsehood lies between these two
worthless, is very evident. We are general
ly quite easily convinced, but in so import
ant matter as this, We shall require your
affidavits. gentlemen. Produce them, and to
the individual that swears the strongest and
most plausible, shall he given righteous
decision.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06
l. A II S Il N f w S
Es0u ~ ashinssou.
BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHING <, May 4.-The Government
has not yet taken any definite action il the
trouble among the federal officers 10 Utah.
but will wait information from that terrific
~. The indications are that Gov. Cum
ming will be sustained by the Administers
ton. His conduct being regarded as vice
and concilstory. Such instructions will be
shortly forwarded to Utah as will prevent
further difficulties among the Federal au
thorities. From all that can be ascertained
III
Witnesses from Tennessee summoned by
the United States have appeared before the
Grand Jury of this district and it is said
that true bill has been found against Ger
tain Government agents for false vouch ers
in the purchase OF Mules for the army
1t is reported that the delay in awarding
the California mail contract 10 owing to the
differences in the Nicaragua Car al Compa-
ny.
WASHINGTON. May 5-The Interior De-
partment have matured final arrangements
for carrying into effect the treaty stipula-
tons which provide rtsin New York In
dians with homes in Kansas. The Indians
now in the State aud those whe have re.
Gently emigrated are not entitled to the
benefits Of the treaty.
WAsuIScroN, May 5-Judgs Greenwood.
of ArkEnsas. has accepted the commission
ership of Indian affsirs.
Herald Correspondence. - C0l. johnson
has returned from Me co, with dispatches
from our Minister. Mr.. Lane. confirming the
recent accounts of the success Of Miramon.
Mr. Lane. however, writes enc ,ragingly,
and expresses undoubted confidence in the
| ultimate success of the Juraez government,
notwithstanding the efforts of the British
and French Ministers to throw obstructions
in its way.
Our government do not believe that the
British Minister is acting under advice, and
they have the best assurance that England
when she learns that the United States have
recognized the Jnraez government, will ad-
wise her minister to do the same In the
mean time our government will take imme
date steps to strengthen the hands Of our
Minister and rebuke the unwarrantable in
reference Of the English and French Min
listers, and also dispatch number of vessels
to the Gulf to protect the lives and prop
erty of American citizens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

NEw ORLEANS. May 5-TheS S. s. Quaker
City Is below with Havana dates Of the I'd
inst. News uuimp~rtant
No tAibusters had been seen,
gar was dull. Stocks 29. 900 boxes
Exchange on New York per cent premi-
un, on London l2 per cent. premium.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

NORFOLK, Va. MAY 4-Tae U. 8. steamer
Water .ch arrived here to day
The frussisn frikate Geffau has also ar
rived here, 2l dsys from Vera CRUZ. The
passage was stormy one. She will re-
main her or 10 days, and then proceed on
cruize. All on board we'll.
The launch 0 the steamer Richmond has
been p1stponed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

New Y YoPk Market.
Inv TELEGRAPH
NBw YORK. My 5. 1883.
FLOUR-Less active aud ussesiied. Prices nm
chane,t. 2o16 90 for super State; & 3Oa0 GO
fcr extra 6tate 3O95 SO for super Westsra; 8 Ie
06 % for round hoop Ohio
CANADIAN SLoUR-Dali. Sales email; 8 Coo
Z 60 for extra.
AYE PLoUR UR-Qntt; - 60(14 20
WHEAT Quit and hrm. raies 10 900 bu st Is
for common Mi club; 90 for winter Western,
bARLsY-Doi'. Sxles 900 bu fair st 7Oc.
RYE--D1li; S5c
CohS-h'tter Sales 21 GOO bu 1t $50 fer MIXED
western : s5do3 &c for Jersey and Northern yelIo,v
OATs-Quiet; 6S6pG0c for q; ate and western
PoRK-Active and nfmet sales coo hu II 1s II
@lS 2o for new ness ie 009i6 IL for old mess
II SO = for prime
BEsS-Steady.
BsBv HAMs-QuIst and dull
DeEsssD uO0s-Quiet.
SEoULDsRs-6K@6k.
HAMs-S@sS.
LARD-Du !; 11@11M.
BuTTBR-Qaiet = @1lc for Ohio. IsA24 for old
and ne State " -
CHEE01-Oui.
wHIsKy-Quiet. Sales small, at 2e,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

RICHMOND, May "A dsstrustivs Ere %.
cured this A y. on Main street, bstwesa
9Th and 9Th streets. Several car shone ana
planning mile with their contents " ere de-
,stroyed, Loss. upwards Of $4,000. Very
little insuranee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

sEOoSD DAY-1HURsDAr, NAY I'D. 1909.
The Court vss occupied oil dav IN the ex-
animation Of FIVE Witnesses II We case OF
Capt. Irish, on the side Of the 5ecution.
This promises to be Q teaious CO and no
party will be more anxious to sss the close
pof it than the jurymen.
Corrt az grned at o'clock to meet to-
morrow q. y A. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

large cats cnav6ed oouoas tne eeoe oineu@ees ~
type.
displayed advertissEeass oac-half more than
osuai rata.
Yearly advertising contracts VIII be sndeTssooe 70
app strictv 10 the Immediate busness Of the adves-
tser and ali other advertisemsnts sent In by the 3D.
. vertiser vili be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will ~ inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevoasnt purposes In
sevted one tise free OF cost, thereafter charged
other sdveYtiseuents.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for tn
vaviabiy in adcdnce, unless from approved Agents
Contrssts ior yearly sdvsrl1-ng terminsbie At the
option Of tsers they p1Ging an advancement Of
% per cent. on the contYad D4ce.
Advertisements inserted lext 70 reading matter
20 per cent. advance a9ts rates, and kept In
EIDE, 40 per cent. advance regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
edvance.
RICHARDSON b WEST Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS BRO. Daily 0ssetts.
| u. fischer h co, Der Dsm0krst.
HARRINGTON w1LkIk. Daily Bvsnine Ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

Bosros. May ga FIRE this morning de.
riroved the stable Of Jas. Seaman. corner of
South ssd Harvard streets, with I've other
small stable. adjoining. and most Of their
contents. including ~ horses Loss. about
t5f 20
Il 10 believed to be the york Of an incsn
diary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-06

~ The Neus takes exceptions to
the course taken by the Council, in sward.
ing the bringing contracts te he Gasette--
1t was little mean, sure enough. The
Ne~s certainly made the lowest bid, and
should have had the printing, but who ever
knew a Republican l to have any
honor among its members. 1t was well un-
derstood that the printing was to be given
to the Gazette, and the form Of soliciting
bids from the different offices. was all
nonsense