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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
A Geod shi.s II he ssssy Line.

Some years ago . Cincinnati paper
received and printed the first chapter
Of what appeared to be most thrilling
romance, in the expectation Of being
provided with the copncluding portions
~ might be needed. The chapter vas
very ipgsnuously written, and oonclu-
ded by leaving the principal character
suspended by the pantaloons from the
limb of q tree over . perpendicular
prccipice. 1t attracted the attention
of the presses, and inquiries began to be
made concerning the continuation Of
the fate Of its hero. Day after day the
victimized publisher looked for the
remaining chapter, but in vain. They
never cane to hand. Finding that
they had been sold, and wishing to
put stop to the jokes their cotempoa-
ries we're cracking at their expense,
they briefly concluded the story thus !:
CHAPTER n-CoNcLUsIoN.
After hanging to the treacherous
tree Tor four weeks, his pantaloons
gave way, and Charles Melville rolled
beadlong over the yawnipg precipice.
He fell distance of five miles, and
came down with the small of his back
across = stake and rider fence, which
20 Jared him that he. was compelled
to travel in Italy for bis health, where
he is at present residing. he 10 enga-
ged 10 the butcheriDg business and is
the father Of q large family Of children.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

r1pDR. MANN, the rssownsd dissovessr Of that
tnvslusbls remedy, Dr.. Asnn's Agus Balsans stM
oontinnss 70 labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted b TIE American
PRESS to be far superior 70 any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chi fever sd sgue
and oil intesmittents. There can Be no deubt, Ne
can place coandsncs In the innunesable
vAis the Doctor has in his possession that y ~
greatest discovery made In the science Of medi
cine. The sttsntton Of our readers IL called T. The
advertisement Of this Bslsam found b another col.
uun Of this paper, md ve would rseomnend Ill suf-
fering iron this disease, Wis chs. fever and agus
70 avail themselves Of trial Of this romedy.
Sold BY al good druggtsts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

Steamer e.. w. 0OmboTt ana
Cargo = fetal Los.
Valuation, O,cnership. de-. dc.

Iron the 81. Iosis Democrat, June 9sth
The C. w. Sombart loaded 1t this
port for Missouri river, and started at
: quarter to S o'clock, for St. Joseph,
having her usual complement Of Off
cen and cabin and deck crew. A
very few minutes had elapsed, when
she was seen by persons on the levee
to approach the city, floating At ran
dom in the current, and enveloped in
flames. This drew an immense con-
course Of people to the wharf, who ga
zing upon the passing mass of smoke
and fire Jaw it taken in tow by the
ferry boat and towed to point on the
Illinois shore, where it could do no
injury. The ferry boat, being the one
furnished with the powerful fire en-
CINE, played upon it, bul with no ap-
parent effect, ~ the hull appeared to
burn with much vigor, until nothing
remained but . smoking and charred
ruin on the surface of the water.
The Sombart effected . landing =
short distance above Bissels point,
and she remained long enough At
shore for every one to escape. Capt
Tracy was in . sail boat near the spot
and says the bursting ont of the flame
and the landing Of the boat was the
work of few momenta.
The C. w. 6ombart was one year
old last February, and Was built at
Jeffersonville, Ind, at cost Of $4,000.
Her value yesterday was considered to
be $4,000.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN MCPHERSON.
Captain Mcpherson arrived at the
Everett House last evening. His state
ment is to the following effect: The
boat was loaded With five hundred
tons of freight, much Of which was
lumbe, and there were on board . few
cabin and deck passengers. lmmedi.
ately after starting, the captain went
down on the deck to see to the COM
fort Of friendless old lady, who had
taken passage for Linn Greek. Then
there was not the slightest shadow of
smoke or danger. Five minutes after,
when he had just entered his room,
the clerk rushed in saying that the
boat was on fire. He ran down stairs
and found that the mate had already
opene ! the hatchway, and was pouring
q stream of water down by means Of
the boats hose. Leaving the mate in
the hold, the captain landed the boat
at lumber wharf, against which she
lay, and to which she was made fast,
thus gaining an easy and safe mode of
exit for all who could walk. Across
this raft the ladies were assisted with
out any confusion on their part, and
the others we're not slow to place
themselves on terra firma.
Seeing that it was not possible to re-
press the flames, 90 as to save any part
of the boat or cargo, and the mate and
his men being driven almost breathless
from the hold and deck, they having
battened down the matches. and turned
the steam from the boilers into the
hold without effect, Captain McPher-
son allowed the raftsmen to cut the
boat loose, and off she went like fire.
ship.
The clerk managed to save the books
the insurance policies, and some of the
money, if not all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

WOODS AAIR R1sTo1ATv1.-Among al prep
ssatons for ths hair that have bssn introduced -
infallipls, none has given the sa4isfsesion Or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods HAIR Resto-
rativs SOW has. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumsrable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested II, pronounce
seriess article. They md, where the hair 4 thin
ned, that II c1esass . fresh geowth-thas II fully
restores the vegstAtivs power Of the roots on The
dsnudsd places, and the Abrss 70 shoot forth
anew-thst It dssolvss and removes dandru6, pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to it, original color
when grayness has actually supervised, gives rish
lu.tre paEts tho softness end nexibity Of silk to
the hair and keeps It always luxuriaat, healthy and
in full vigOr.-N. 7. Tribune.
Sold By all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
A Conspiracy to Blow mp Steam b Oatss-
Diab olical Plan r useseted.

From the Detroit Tribune, Tuesdsy.l
We learn from Capt. Viger, Of the
May Queen, that just as he left Give
land Saturday night, q man named
Cooley was arrested there, charged
with conspiracy to blow up the splen-
did Southern Railroad steamer, City
of Buffalo, and thai the complete evil
dence of his designs was found. The
facts of the case, we learn are as fol.
follows
Some weeks since, while Capt. Ward
was at Cleveland on business, this man
Cooley, came to him, protesting great
friendship for him, and denouncing the
opposit,ons Of the railroads, which led
to the establishment of second line
Of boats between Cleveland and Buf.
falo. After talking awhile, he intima-
ted that he knew of means which
would remove this opposition and
give Capt. Ward control of the route.
Perceiving that the fellow was scoun-
drel and evidently harbored some
mischievous design, the Captain took
him into a private room, where the
william unfolded his plan. But before
completing it, the Captain was called
away and made an appointment to
meet him the next day.
The appointment was kept, Capt.
Ward having taken the precaution to
stow q good witness away under q
bed in the room. Cooley's plan was
then unfolded in detail, and consisted
in providing heavy charges of powder
in tin canisters, so made a. to be fast
ened to the boat under water, conect-
ed together, and touched off with q
slow fuse. He proposed to blow up
both railroad boats for $500. The
captain then gave him IS with which
to get his tin boxes made. and pro-
missed to meet him again last week.
He then notified the Superintendent
Of the Southern Road, and the agent
At Cleveland, Of the plan.
The second meeting took place last
week, when another witness was Sc
curely hidden under the bed of the
state-room, anc when the plan was
again fully discussed. Upon Captain
Wards expressing some doubts as to
bis ability to accomplish 90 great and
hazardous an undertaking, he stated
that he had blown up one vessel in .
similar manner, and gave the name,
time and place. The Captain then
gave him $50 with which he was to
procure fifty pounds Of powder, and it
was arranged that the City of Buffalo
which remained in Cleveland over tho
Sabbath, should be blown up at her
dock last evening. The officers were
notified Of what was going on, and,
fearing that he might anticipate in his
eagerneV to accomplish the Internal
undertaking, pounced upon him Sat
urday night. The magazine which he
had proposed to use Vas found, we are
told, oil charged and ready for u,e,aud
there il no doubt bat that the wretch
intended to commit The diabolicsl
dsSds and 1T = ~ sapsble sSf do.
iaetk yhs shasrs = oevies, 4 :
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

~ The monarch had a library
containing books enough to load :
thousand camels. lean not read Ill
this" said he. "Select the cream and
essence oft, and let me have that
Whereupon the librarian distilled this
ocean Of words down 70 thirty camel
loads. Too bulky yet" said the
monarch, /" ! have not time to read
snat." Whereupen the thirty loads
were double distilled and selection
~ made sufficient to load = s;ncIs
80: = Too bulky Jet" ssid the non on
ssca. wAsssnpoa it vas treble dietlk
- "a ~ enly residum NJ 49,
49, No. w1itaea = : 1890,
4 = : Asssa = ssisass fss.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
The TIVE Nopoloon Campalgns.

The Albany Aryws gives the following
chronology Of events Of the two campaigns
in ItAly-the first under Napoleon !. and
the last under the present Emperor:
May s.-Napolson quilted Paris for Con-
eva.
IA, 16.-LAnnss passed..the Alps with
ls. II. Is, IS, ao.-Ths whole
army passed.
9o.-Nspoleon passed the Alps. $4,000
2L-Nspoleon reached the Fort Of
Bard.
22-Lannes took Ivree
2s.-Took Chivano. and the Austrians
left Turin.
2e.-Napoleon at Chivano.
sl.-French moved to the left, on tn
Ticin0.
June 1.-Took Milan, Lannes Pavia.
2.-Napoleon ct Milan.
6.-LAnnss passed to Pc at Pavia, and
Murat ct Placenza.
9.-Lannes defeated at Stradella.
9.-Battle of Montebello.
ll.-Desaix arrived.
12-Napoleon advnced to Tortona.
l3.-Debsuched in the plain.
l4.-Austrians destroyed at Marengo.
l5.-Surrender.
The present campaign has been nearly %
follows:
April 26.-Austrian notice of three days
$1,000 French passed Mateenis
and numbers in Geneva.
27.-Tuscany declared for Sardinia.
29.-Austrians crossed the Ticino.
May l.-Anstriaus occupy Vercilli.
2.-Gyulai at Lomella.
6.-Napoleon quilted Paris.
7.-Guylai's headquarters ct Vercilli.
9.-Guvlai advanced into Piedmont.
ll.-Napoleon at Genoa.
l2.-l6O,OOO French in Italy-75, 900
Sardinians.
l3-Austrians from Placenza to Stra-
della.
l5.-Napoleon at Alessandria.
2O.-Battle Of Palestro.
June 4, 5, 6, Battles Of Magenta and Buff
falora.
lO.-Occupationo Of Milan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
GEN. DoDoE ON CUaA.

seF come time past the Black Re.
..'caa prs'' has been busy in circu.
..ues . caaard which stated that
ne pr position recommended bv The
administration for acquiring cub.
Involved the honor Of Spain. Th;. M
Dsdgs has unqoali6sdly branded :. .
lllsaheod, he having never made ~,
- statsmsnt; but to the eoptr.r,
BET The opinion that the plan laid
- and Fsesanssdsd By Psesiden,
1ssheaaa win svsstaally lead to th.
esasanaisea Of that objsc& We trus,
Z - thst spapdily. Let Cubs
osoans : pest aad parcel Of the Uuni.
- e(11paeyall nsanA u !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
STATE ITEM y.

STATE ITEMS.
On Tuesday morning last, = young
man named Mark A. Smith, was
drowned in the river At Dubuque,
while bathing. He was young man
Of much promise.
The Marshall County Express Of the
22d, says it WAS too fast in announcing
that the Agricultural College had been
located in Hardin county. The Trus-
tees rescinded the vote to locate it in
that county. Since the last issue Of
that paper five of the Commissioners
have been through Marshall county re-
examining the sites.
A Congregational Church was Or
gained at Floyd, Floyd county, last
Sabbath week.
The Fort Dodge Sentinel says that
the work on the second story of the
new Court House, at that place, is
progressing finely. The contractors
expect to have it second story COM
pleted by the 25tb Of July.
Broom MAKINo.-The Corning (Ad-
ans co., Sentinel says, that Sylvester
Grain, who lives in that county, is ex-
tensively engaged IN the manufacture
of brooms. The brooms made by him
are pronounced by the ladies as num-
Der one article. Our merchants, and
everybody else, should make it a point
to foster home manufactures, even
though they have to pay little more
than they do in the eastern markets.
The more we live within ourselves the
better for us.
SINGULAR SURGICAL CAsE.-Dr.
Cass, of this city, says the Muscatine
Journal, was called yesterday after
noon to attend a child of VIM. Cor
win, 2 l-2 years Of age, on Muscatine
Island, who was suffering from some
unknown soreness Of the thigh. Two
black spots were observed in the skin
on opposite sides Of the thigh, and
much pain was frequently experienced
in the limb. The Doctor soon DIS
covered the difficulty to be caused by
large-sized needle in the flesh,
which he succeeded in extracting
without serious injury. 1t is thought
the needle was accidentally forced in
the flesh when the child was crawling,
some eighteen months ago.
The Maquoketa Sentinel says, that
the Snaggtng party are still steadily
progressing, in their work Of cleaning
the river. The party is now under
the command of Mr.. VIM. Vosburgb
who thinks they will be able to reach
the mouth Of the river in three or four
weeks, leaving it entirely free from any
and every impeachment or obstruction
This will be plenty time enough fol
the fall trade. As the bridge is abou,
to he removed, the next boat up will
land very nearly within the city limits
The same paper says that the bridge
across tie Maquoketa river, At Bridge.
port, has been declared, by the Grand
Jury Of Jackson county, q nuisance
As the bridge now stands there are
about six weeks in the year when it il
Of no earthly use, and the successive
high waters have undermined one Of
the abstmsnts to such an extent that
one side Of it has sunk some eighteen
ipehes~ below the level q, the other;
t6us Ssadsriss il Absolutely dangerous,
and liable At any time to tumble into
the river.
The parties istsrested in the bridge
win b given ten days notice Of tie
decision Of the Grand Jury, when, il
they do not see proper to interfere,
steps will be immediately taken to have
il removed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

Yesterday morning we had the plea
snre OF receiving . call from that esti-
msble Democrat the Hon. Maturin l..
FSshsr. Mr.. Fisher Wa on his wav
hens from . meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Iowa State Univsrsity.
The result Of the session va, that tho
univsrsity has again been suspended
Tor another year. Alta previous meet
isg Of the Board, the Univesity was
suspended for one year, which expires
u september next, and at the recent
meeting the Board decided cot to an.
point the University oficsrs until one
year nom next September. We arc,
sessy that such 10 to b tho case. but
!. has ossn 70 decided, and the deci.
seen must Be- abided.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
RAILROADS
Chicago + Rock Island RailrsaA
Winter .as'r0Ss Qesesess1.


I'm and after SUNDAY DEC. 9th 1858. and uasi,
Omrther notice. trains VIII leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
LIST mail train u 1OMAn
- Hei4nt ll.l5An
ID night express 6l5PN
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays ss-
cepted, ~ follows:
lst night expresses ~ e2OAn.
70 ITc1ent trainsAS 2.OOPn
ID mail train II 7NPn
All trains over this roeA are In direct connsxion A
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central, PitlsLurg Fort Wayne and Chica-
60 Rail Road to and from Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunktrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany. New Yo.k.
Philadelphis, Baltimore and Washington Also q
La0ale With trains Of the Illinois Central nosL
North 70 0aona and South 10 st. Louis and Cairo a
which places tickets can he procured Of
w. X. Gremnele, Ticket Agent
Agents, h. Z. Depot. R0ck Island
Passengers are reminded Of the asityof RivinR
distinct directions The destination Of their bar
eae also to procure tickets before taxing their ssaas
In the cars the conductors collect fares osy 70 Sta
tons On the line Of the Chicago Rock Island raroed
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent,
". b. WHnNAu, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Dec. s, lsAS tdtf1
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

Trains run by Chicsgo time, which Is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN and ahsr Monday, April nth, 1859, and until,
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, scr
Muecatine, Columbus City, Washington ana lova
Oily (bundays cxceptedl ~ follows:
ist Express and Nall Train At go An
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicasodsiiy. Gan
days excepted a. follows:
LIST Mail Train, At ~ 10 A N
u Axpress Train, st $40 4
Trains arrive d Davenport daily. (Dundsys szesp
oed) - followS:
FROM TEE EAST.
lat Express Train q G2s A.,
ID Mall Train, st 546 m
YRoM TEE west.
lst Man Train, at G20pu
Trains run BY ChicAeo time, which 10 twelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport Will make oonnecsSsns
st Colnmbs City, Washington and Iowa City With
the western Stage Co.'s stages for all points Wet.
me Passenger Train connects q Rock Islaad VII
OhScaeo ROck Island Railroad tTatns for ell poinss
East, Nortn and South.
PassenssrS ere reminded Of the necessity ofs4viaG
distinct direction 10 the destination Of their beg
Gaee, also before taking hss ssas
N. B. The Noyning u01o A my traio for u Hast
oonneets at Joliet With trains tsc Michigan Geo.
8 81 = ) ~ the Junctkn with trains the Pts-
burg, ~ Wsyne Chicago n Z; ~ Chicago With
trains on the 0ichigsn Southern and Michigan Cen
trail Rail Rosds.
apr17 JOHN r. TRACY. SUIT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

N Lumber! LuImheP!
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ySustA steee1e, ase neV Dseyesed - eee sseae h.
dueemsass y purchasers Of Lanbsr, having
II Largest Al Dsst ASsertnent
IN TMB CITY,
0seslstisg = psyt q - lallsvtag. nansly:
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

In case i. 10 accepted tho war will Be
brought to . speedy.:close but should
!. be rejected Russia sides with France
and Sardinia. In such a case, look out
for oceans Of blood aud stacks Of bro
ken heads all over the European con-
tinent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

hood, to carry to . successful termina-
ton one Of the holdest conspiracies it
has been our lot ever to record.
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Ws ~ prepared 70 make contracts With dealers
for nrst quality ennealed Fence Wire, Nos and 3.
10 quantities u not lees than ton deverabSs q
ear Warehouse d any time previous to The rst day
OF June next-0ve per cent cash 70 b pad when the
cuotSsa1 10 made, balance On delivery. Purchasers
ase invited TO correspond With ~.
JsnD THOMAS 4. DlOKDRSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

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