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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-22
DRAYT0N G. MEADE. Agent,
Is now prepared 10 farnish the
SEYMOUR GUANO AND WHEAT DRILL,

JV,th Dy ,ctthom Grdss- .SeeierS,
AND WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
WE think these ID X Lbs this year, will add
w much to their already high reP"fdt,on az the
best GUANO and WHEAT DRILL, as well as
being the 1ronJea, .impisst, a"d r,oSt d"rdtte.-
Every DRILL il guaranteed to work we'll.
Farmers visiting Alexandria, who intend buying
DRILLS, will. before purchasing, do we'll TO call
and examine the SEYMOUR DRILL, ut
aug Am W. l2, Fairfor street. Aier'a.
DICKFORD AHrFFMAN'S WHEAT
ID DRILLS-SEYMOUR' WHEAT DRILLS
-~pENNOCk'S WHEAT DRlLLS.--We ar. now
prepared to furnish any Of the above Drills, with
or without the Guano and Seed attachments.
Those wishing to purchase, will please sena IN
their orders early. Address
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO.,
augl No. IL Unon-st Alex Va.
DIDGELY, HAMPTON q CO. are in receipt
IL of their FALL STOCK Of
TEAS,
WINES,
TOBACCO,
IJDTORS and
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sS NOTlCE.-The steamer JAMES
i, 49, having resumed her route on
= y,,onae f,ionae River, will leave Washington on
:, ! lsoAiS and FRIDAYS, at 6. A. NJ. Return
sslI .lI leave Currioman on WEDNESDAYS and
-, s.':paiS, stopping ut all the regular Land
~"s0ias and returning.
w.. LUCIEN s. PAGE, Proprietor.
norsH. Agent NH l0-tf
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d. NOTICE.-Ths Steamer C0LUN.

aSA N0TICE.-The Steamer c0LUN.
4sBlA. Capt. James Harper, having
W. ~ 'sOrOashly repaired and improved, will re-
N, tfips between Baltimore and tais place,
~ Baltimore. On Saturday, 10th instant, at )
~A' and returning. leave this place, on the fol-
'''as Wednesday. At :. 4. NJ
yn WHEAT t BRO, Agents.
,.i ~ ., The freight on merchandise for the differ
- aad'nss on the river, will invariably be rcquir-
aSancc. NH Is
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to which they invite the attention Of dealers.
They pledge themselves to furnish the above
articles a favorable terms as they can be pro
cured elsewhere. sep IL
JNUHNITURE AND BAGGAGE WAG0N.-
j. The citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity, are
informed that have excellent SPRTSG WAGON,
and prepared t. haul FuRSITUBE or BAGGAGE
to any part Of the city, 10 Washington Or short
distances in the country. Particular attention Civ
en- 10 moving the Furniture of families chnngng
their residences, TO all which give my PERSONAL
ATTENTION.
Orders may he left at C. Brengle's Confectionery
store King street, where slate is provided for the
purpose. sep lb-diyI w. a. hiChS.
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NO. 225.
MIscELLAHEous BEADING.

HORACE VERNET's PIcrUREs.-Any one,
OF late years, who has walked by the iniles
OF pictures at Versailles land the walls OF
the palace are more thoroughly canvassed
than ever a doubtful district was tor an cleo
ton,) must have noted particularly the
sketches of Eernet. left to be finished by
other artists, while he was vet in Algiers
filling his portfolio with pencil scenes for
other pictures. In many cases these pic
lures cover the entire walls on one side of
an immense saloon. Such Zouaves, such
Arabs, and such horses For Iernet, with
his pencil, brings out every muscle in relief
as easily as the horse would do himself in
drawing mere charcoal cart. In battle
scenes he has no living equal. The Emper-
or is fortunate in having such an artist 10
hand down his pictured immortality. We
suggest subject for an appropriate picture:
the Emperor clipping the imperial eagles
claws, and thus reducing him to u peacetoot-
ing.) Pictures in Paris, too, last longer than
princes, and afford more pleasure To posterity.
In the widest revolutions even, in the gene
raj tearing down. the pictures are respected,
for they are looked upon rs the property OF
the people.
FROM TuE STAGE To rue PrLPiT.-The
Nashville Advocate says AT the Nash
vile Preachers meeting two weeks ago. the
meeting following DR.. Parsons dedicatory
sermon and services, after the regular re-
ports, Rev. r. Barth, the German mission
airy, gave very interesting account Of the
death of his father, and Of his own convic-
ton, conversion, and call to the ministry
He also stated that when Dr. Parsons was an
actor, he-Barth- and two Of his brothers
were members Of the orchestra that made
music for DR.. p. Now they meet in quite
different sphere. Dr. Parsons is one Of
the stationed preachers in Louisville, he
Philip Barth-is missionary to the Germans
in Nashville, one of the brothers is presi
ing elder in Indiana, and the third Meth
odist class leader
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FRENCH DYEING AND SECURING EsTAB-
IISHMENT

nJO KING STREET. Ot0
AtJ GRAPE SHAWLS, StJ
SATINS, NELEETS, SILK,
WO0LEN and COTTON GOODS,
Dyed in any color desired.
CARPETS, URTAINS, every kind of
SHAWLS, BLONDS, &C.,
Blcachcd to look ss good a new.
LADIES and GExrLENES'S GARMENTS cleaned in
the very best style.
STRAW BoNNETS and FLATS beached and
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
r ARkIN 4 BRO. are now receiving and open
j i ing their supply Of Fall and Winter GOODS,
and are able to offer 10 their customers. goods AZ
such prices az cannot fail to please. Give them
call al No. 81 King street. sep Ia
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RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.

Richmond. Va. nov l-wly
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ISA A C P A U L,

ISAAC PAUL.
Formerly Of Winchester, Virginia.
Eor,ra,t9ing and Commission Merchant,
And dealer in
GROCERIES. SALT, PLASTER, GuAN0, &c,
Corner Of Union and Queen streets,
On the Raiiroul, Alerahdria, Va.
jy lq-tf
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lviioA.-We beg leave to caution purcha-
Sgrs,.,",l VI our choice OLD M0NONGAHELA
,s.S N'hs against the deception and petty fraud
eS,, psaeiiced by certain parties in this city
.,., - baltimore. who have appropriated to them
u, Aac' copies Of the Star Brands, long used
s,'y4sd by Us TO distinguish our Old Whiskey..
lr,y-n, s,'a'c our friends and customers, that the
W ,S.: ei Gaaluy everywhere acknowledged, Of
gs'%e Old WHISTLES, cannot be equalled
o., Ingenious invaders of our rights s
a.E,.N establishment, G,BsoSroS MILLS, on
as. sahea River, gives Us uncquallcd faeii-
al,.s lanns Nhiskey Of the choicest kind, from
pS..s sad kln-dried grain.
aG.. e's 4 Of our Old Whiskies will please to
ss Mesords GlBsoSroS MILLS and Jony GrB.
rSS - Co., are inserted in the nov Brands
sron.'oW spoW ADOPT; aud VIC deem it duty to our
vi mr.. aud ourselves, to give notice, that we
~ s,SS TSa'e aud expose any person or persons
nsfssiter copy or use our Brands
s3,,.,,. JOHN GIBSON, SONS l. co.
r,'aespaia, - OCT Idly IL. "a
NJ. purchased BY
DANlHLsH. H00E.
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pENNYBACKER & PERRY BROTHERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND CASH DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, SALT. PLASTER. &c.
J. :. Pcnnybncker. aLEA Ai-NDHh' ' q.
William Perry.
Joseph Perry. aug z-u
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M. ELDRIDGE & CO.,

GENERAL UNISSiON NER'WANIS
A>p AGENTS FOR Boston PACKETS.
NJ. E,nnrnGE. fajo" lih"r, Ah.r""i|'", "a.
/. A. RsFr. aug 30-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEDICiL DEPARTMENT.
NINEIY-FouRTH SESSION, 1859, GO.

NINETY-FOURTH SESSION, 1859, GO.
VIM. Gibson. NJ. b., Emeritus Professor "f Sur
gerry.
Samuel Jackson, NJ. b., Professor of Institutes
of Medicine.
George Il. Wood VI. d., prolesscrof Theory AMI
Practice Of Medicine
Hugh L. Hodge, VI. d.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases "f Women and Children.
Joseph Carson. NJ. d., Professor of Mulcria Me
dica and Pharmacy.
Robert T.. Rogers. NJ. D., Professor Of Chcms-
try.
Joseph Lcidy. NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Henry II. Smith, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
Wm. Hunt. M. d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Lectures of the Session will begin on the
second Monday of October, and close on the lst Of
March.
Clinical Instruction Is given throughout the SEES
si"u in the Medical Hall. by the Professors, and at
the Pennsylvania and other Hospitals.
The psscciing Ro"ms, under the Snpcrinicn-
dcuce ol the Prni.ss"rot Anatomy aud the Demon
strat"r, are open from the middle uf September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Ap-
pliratun of Bandagcs. tc. j. pencarly in Scptem-
ber and thrnu. .huut the Session, under the super
vision Of the Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical Demonstration, c. :. Bishop, NJ. ID.
Fees for tho Lectures leach Professor Sl5, ).Sl0J
Naturalization Fee paid once only y,l...........".
Graduation 80
X. L. ROGERS, NJ. d. Dean of
the Medical Faculty. University Building.
7. B. DIcK. Janitor, University Building.
L. ;. Board may hc had 4, from $2.5 10 sc per
week Philadelphia. " ll-law'}m
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TUST RECEIVED. al entire stock OF Fresh
= Goods. consisting ~ follows:
20 boxes Oranges; IL boxes Lemons
35 boxes Raisins, whole hall, and quarters
/ bale Bordeaux Almonds
Sicily Almonds
!" Cream Nuts; bale Filberts
10 bushels Ground Nuts; cask Currants
2 trails Dates; keg Tamarinds
| case very fine Preserved Ginger
Al assortment of new TOYS. with Fancy Arti-
cles; a lot of Mockiug Bird Cages and Canary
Bird Cages; also, fine assortment Of Fancy
Candy, Of nv own manufacture. Also, cask
Canary and cask Of Hemp Seed, with fine as
sortment Of Canary Birds. The above Goods will
hs .old low for cash ut G. SCHAFER'S
Confectionery, No 8 North Fairfax street.
aug l0-tf
A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY C0MPANl.-
n Library kept in tho south-room. hrsi-story,
or the LYcEuM HALL, S. W. corner OF Prince and
Washington streets Open every day from ; 10 D
and from "A to 8 o'clock, p. NJ. Annual suoscFip-
tions, s.; six months, Sl.5D; three months, -.
Volumes in Library about $500.
President-WM. g. CAzESovE.
DIRECTORS
Henry Fleming, j. Edward Chase,
Benjamin Barton, Sylvester Scott,
Elisha j. Miller, Andrew Jameson
8. Ferguson Beach, Richard L: Carne' Jr'
Stephen Swain, John A Milburn,
James W. Berry.
Tressurer-Andrew Jameson.
my Sly JAS. A. CLARIDGE, Librarian.
A LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCK,
| n Registered and Coupon, for sale by
a,o sO-1 CORSE BROTHERS.
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TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY Ar Ia ",
q will practice in the Courts Of "estnotcianu,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counues; fo''
Office, Rice's Store, Westmersland County, Va
dec 5--n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

wind was blowing quite brisk from
th11oth east. and the buildings, nostly Of
wood burned % rapidly that in little,
more than an hour the whole was 10 flames
The Oshkcsh Winnebaeo, and City Hotels,
and The Banking House Of kellogg 4 Co,
Usee Consumed. The inmates Of the Osh.
ko1 House had barely lime to leave their
he Post Office building was burned, but
the mails we're saved
The Ioss is very heavy, probably not les
thsn half million dollars. Many lest al
they had But very little Of the property
va insured. - the exposure was - great
thsen reliable company would take riske,
except ct very high rates. and for tbis rea
son. srme had allowed their policies to run
out without renewing, and others would
not insure At Gil.
Among the heaviest losers are n X.
Huefhinson 4 Co., hardware dealers-Ioss
S44pC0 no insurance Bigger 4 Hill. dry
eocos dealers, : 5000; s. H. COttrell, M.
Doe d. +. Harlow 4 Co., dry goods dealers;
Allen Billings, hardware, and Page 4
G., erssers. Lost mostly al their entire
stoek.
A son q Mr.. Garrett, while about the
ruins at late hour thieenprning, vss killed
By chimney falling.
The fire 10 supposed to b the work OF %
incendiary. Il vas set on FIRE in tvo Elacsa
All the ne~spaper ofices-tvo English and
tvo Germas-were destroyed. The DEW
ocrat saved their press and most Of th =ir
stock. Nothing isl left Of the business part
Of the town but one dry goods store. one
grocery, one clothing store and one hotel
the Adams House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
LEGAL.
Sheri6,a Sale.
fHH srArH OF iowa. In the Dhtrse
Scott Co sLty fOf ecstt county

fd1 orATe OF IOWA, In the District Court
scott Costly, lof Scott County Iovs.
QY virtue Of sn execution issusd from the chs II
- tie Clerk Of the District Court 0f Scott County
Ntate Of Iowa, In favor OF EteUez r Sh.Yman,
tn and ass'Dst q. / eiaynsssr, defendant, dated
April "a 1853, and 20 me di rooted sornmA ndnx me
that Of the soods, ch.tseis int rest IN any
con spy, debts due. ,p-rty in = hsncs OF IA rd
pcrsons lands ana tenemehts, WHIT h are ex mps
oy ~ from sxecusion, cf the said H 7 ~ ymsker,
defenaant, make, o. caase 20 he made. the vum Of
thirteen hundfed three and Is 100 doiars. With
terest and COTS; ard by virtu- - said execu i'm
levied upou the fol owing ~ pros >, " Wit
One promissory note execute by Thomas c. Cart-r
payable 70 6lsymsker. dated y, Z. beS rs, 1887
snd payable - mon hs af er date. viii ten p cret.
yer oDnum interest, psysbie annually; $50 one
Other note made ny Joha Galiaear Or the 9oth d.y
Of December. 1867, payable On tie LIST Of Octooe',
1858 0 the oyd-r u Wm. Paths, FOR th- ,um o Two
hundred firty-nine d llars and tw~Ity c<nss. With
interest ct the - . Of ten er cegt per annum en-
dor ~ On sad not April IS 1859, recsis ed
dr~d soilavs ign 1homas Orr.
AM hereby give public notice that, shAl offT
To- sale st puhlte csy st the Oours Hose door IN
the City Of Osvespost OFT county on Saturday fhe
ltth day Of June 1850, af the hour Of Il sntd
day to the highest and btader therefor IN cash,
NE aoevs descno1 prop rty, I'm lest tbes0Oe 70
safety the abevs deet, vish htsves4 md ososss
Dsted Ms te.h day Of Nay, 1859.
mssii sh'r os Sent, cosusy. Icva.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
THE blsraaCf COURT.


MAJ IL, 1859.
The examination Of witnesses In the Irish
ease vas concluded at O'Clock r. L.. and
the summing up commenced for the State
BY Henry O'Connor. who spoke two hours
and half He was followed BY Hon. J. J.
Undley for the defense NJ. Undley had
bot Just got started when the Court sd-
jcurned. He will continue Immediately
upon the opening Of Court tomorrow morn
ing at 8 1-2 O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

VLyHuAkAo on the Isth day u S-pesnbss, =
w 1855. Thcmss Do,le snA NARY Doyle eneeuaG1
nuto Auesia Cosbin To ~, . osrtoio 80 ~
trust eonveyinG 70 said Trustee u lasd . 0ssoe
county lose ssscrib.d - sollovs. - IN: ~
south west quarter u the s0V tA-wess esostsv ~
sectin0 sumbes ~ mtg nine f29l In tsUlsAap san-
b~T sevrnty stehs t7eJ north Ot sen0s nuDk sAsos
f8l eas, of the 6sh n which sotd cpevsyonee -
made By the said fho0as auA Mary Tor tie pavpsao
0f securkg the psy meae 0s two eestsin Deo0oosesy
notes AMI ihs int regt thereon sgned by so1d 10Goo
Doy,s, ,dsas1 the lesh day Of 0sy, . 1Goe 80 -
able - Ellsvs: ssos 70, tAtSsy-e<vea 80 - -
dosIsrs, du, In six mostAs oo1 ths eehss ~ ~
sam Of thvee hundred thirty-s ven ss1 - Ne ~.
Lars, dus In tOe1ve msstho FINN doso. - - se0Bg
issbslI Walie :, With asssess - tAs rate - -
per cent stser Doturtty.
And nov sstd lass nsDed D0ts hoytnG oeoo0o -
and payesse and sls sst1 1oe0as oe1ss hovno ~.
q 20 psy u soos, J,Aw-sia 0cso1n, ssugeo =
asore -sSd do hereby e1vs ths puoef ose1sss - -
vtrtne a ~ pouey whteA = = - veooa1 ~ -
deed ef eyust VII, q Ws1see1o0, - eoA1h ~ -
June. a . lGGo boevesa the hcegu - . - . oh0oGo
n - sltesEoan q ssi1 ~, - ~ Oesss 1ss -
in the city q 0evespeess sgD.ss 80 - -
seae at pobaic section, To- eosos - Dose - -
~ lesevlbed Or - oeGo ahsusse = 01n - neuD
sagv 70 seSissy - ~ ~ e0soos eeso1eu1os -
- nterese tksssse - ~ - g sa,A eeUu10 -
sil u custs snd s1p0so seesnno 80 - -
~1 th1a ngejee anl 1YuDseoso6oU
Doasd ~ lesh ~ - 0u. 4 . -
Aussm eoe9ae.
Doyu 3SU1ooos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

ARRIyHr

ARRIVED
THURSDAY, May IL.
Wan EAGLE. Gabbert, Dubuque.
HEssr CLAY. Steph enson. 81. Paul
KEOKUK. Dodge, Montrese.
FANNY HAAS. Webb, Galens.
Cnr BELLE. Campbell, St. Louis.
DBPARf1D,
WAR EAGLE. Gshbsrt, ST. Louis.
HENRI CLAY, Stephenson. St Paul.
NoRTHEKSEs. Alfred. st. Paul.
CRY BELLE. Campbell. Dubuque.
The Canada win be down ana leave this,
Friday. morning at l 2 o'clock. s..
The Psmbina viii be up and leave for st
Paul this morning at o'clock.
The river 10 still rising rapidly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
Circus Attacked bv Rowales.

FREDERIcK. MD, May lO.-L B. Dents
Circus Company vas attacked by . crowd
Of rowdies. about half past eight o'clock
last evening. while performing 10 this place
Two OF the circus men we're hurt while pro-
teciing their own property. Two or three
Of the outsiders we're also injured. but not
seriously. The rowdies also set fire to the
side tent. which was burned up. and broke
one or two wagons belonging to the cireuA
The persons 10 the tent escaped in safety.
The cause of the attack was tha price Of
the tickets fifty cents-and the refusal Of
the Company to lower it to twenty i've cts !.
which had been done by others before
them. It is feared that another attack may
be made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

LAID UP.-The steamer Ben Camp
bell, was laid up last Wsdnesds y. at Mont
rose. and the new steamer Black Hawk
came out in her place. Among the passen.
gers on the Black Hawk, we noticed Capt.
Leroy Dodge. We do not know as yet,
whether he is to run her or not, but sup.
pose he will, as he has 90 said all the
spring. Keokuk was to come up yesterday,
in command Of Capt. E Cook. Of the firm Of
Cook 4 Sargent. We have not learned
whether this is . permanent arrangement or
not, but We will say, he is just the man for
the place. for business being very dull. it
requires . shrewd business man to make it
pay and ~ Capt. Cook has shown himself
in the late Florence war TO be an able finan-
cier, he will, NO doubt, make q very cue.
cessful commander Some Of the knowing
ones say, Capt. Cook is only making few
trips to acquire little practical knowledge
Of the business, which will be useful to him
- President Of the company. It has been
somewhat troublesome for him to have to
20 to other persons for the necessary in
structions for his position. However. If it
is . fixed fact that Capt Cook i to be .
permanent commander. We say success to
him, and We wish him sn sorts Of good
luck. We shall avail ourselves Of the first
favorable opportunity, to make . trip with
him
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

~HoH N. J. Roses, Senator from
this sssaty. he's ever three hundred serss
q lad soved with wheat Should We have
god crops. asd The prospsets ere very AAt-
tssing. n. Rusz viii make very nice
thing out Of this yssrs' yield Estinating
thirty bsshsls - Ne ssrs. which IL NO more
than % avssaes. he would have nine thss-
aad buahsls sfgraia = harvest. Shsald .
var sags II Iassps this wheat win bring
ol.2S pr hsshsl this veald give Nr. Ruseh
Oh, 80 = H. psiss e ~ sssp But NJ.
r viu ~ ssll this vhsat; hs yin grind Il
hiassx aad thes aake efili grsatsr pes6t
s1Asfit + vtll heeneae glaeisss sioht
las ~ vee1n - 1ssk ssss - 1sa1ssf
goslae -, - Vonn1le1o ~ vo0sy
= 49, olDoG1lnb - - - go
F #W@k
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
NAIL ARRAN0EMENTs.

nmes Of opening ami closing mails In The Dsvsopest
Post On,cs:
BAsT0Au NAIL, arrives q 6S1 \ and 5:b0 ? -
Cl0ees at 10 n At go Pm.
noaTHERH NAIL via Dubuque md Northern Iowa,
arrives Of 8 81 Pn e:osesat e:16 4 -.
0OuSngnN n VI, from Louis ana 6ouehsrn Nh.
soan, arstves st $50 -: closes at els q.
WETEsH ASD SOuTHFRN Iowa NALL arrives o.
$50 ? - closes ~ 9:3O =.
ILLIBoss WAY NAIL, arrives Gas - and $50 ?
y. ei ses At \ and SPIN
Rivsh NAIL eoUTu including river towns aooveet.
Louis, the Missouri River, hebrssks and Kan. ~,
via Hsnaitsi = d Joseph = =, arrives q 10 4
N, clio e atlpn.
RfvER MAil, in clu ting river towns from olairs
10 = yon.. arr,ves At 4 y clio % st $50 =.
6OnTHEAu NAIL, b. LAM, mp be river, srrtves st
- Sundsys. Wednesdays and Rstdays caoees at
opM uoniays. Wednesdays and Rsbdsvs.
Rus aAA0 NAIL. sTfivsa - IL =, sleoss q ~ =
1s~sdays, Thuvsdsys and ostaToays.
AnITv NALL arvtvss and closes at IL u 9uAodays
and Fridays.
AHAuosA Nan, arrives and closes IN - n, o.
fhursdsys
The mos viiI b. open On sssday durtag tAs Sun
msr from 10 10 An.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

Tar FIRExEE's REvIEw.-Ye esterday
morning presented anything but cheering
proapsct for the frsnsa's ssmiannusl ps-
rads; heavy rain having ct in about 6vs
o'clock A. n, which continued without in.
tsrmission until ten. At that hour the
clouds broke away and bright sun made
its appearance. which soon dried up the
mud. The different ssmpaniss mustered ct
two p. Il on The lsvse, where they were
joined By the Rock Island companies. Re-
cue" and western" AZ this point they
passed review BY the City Cosneil. who.
ws regret 70 cay. did not turn out very
strong. The companies then took up their
line Of march through the principal streets.
led BY two fine bands Of music. They
passed up Brady arsst to Third. up Third
to Perry. dovn Perry to Second, dsvn See.
oad to the Hook and Ladder Coupsnys
house. Here they lsfs their enginss and
marched up Gainss street. 70 he bls6,
where they eroassd over towards the head
ef Ripley strsst and made prsparatiaas iae
sajeyiag thsmsSlvaL A ring wss iaemsd,
The baad stsssk sp thsis naais and rsgu-
lAR sag daass ssaoasssl. whish vas hsps
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provisisns were consumed, the company
returned, got their engines and came up
Second street to Brady and up Brady 70
the No. 2 engine house Aball in the eve
ming finished upshe affair.