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Nsh 0rltans Bully Grssttut.

A. HISTORY OF New ENGLAND.-We have received
copy Of the first volume of the " History Of New
England" by Hon. John Gorham Palfrey, and care
ful examination persuades that the work is most
valuable contribution to historical literature and
chiefly do endorse it Tor the reason that the &C.
compshed author presents the digested facts Of the
research Of q lifetime in form which is not marred
by the selsucient glorifcaton Of stye by the con.
tnual outcropping of sectional prejudice, which are
so much the characteristics of New Enganders when
pointing descent in which feeling of pride would
be pardonable, nay praseworthy were it not mani
tested in manner necessarily offensive to natives Of
other portions Of the country which is native to ALL
The history of New England is department of he
history of our common country and the author makes
it so and is that it is interesting and of import
to the whole country.
The volume presents the completest and most read
able account of the earlier movements of the pilgrim
cooniss before they crossed the ocean, the cearest
exposition of their peculiar governmental regulations
and the painest exhibit of their public affairs in rea.
ton to the old country the other colonies and the
native tribes of the new, that we have ever seen.
Any one reading the work must be forcbly impressed
with the vast amount of labor and research which tits
apparent that the author devoted to its preparation
How he must have deived in the chronicles Of the
past, and what endless volumes of musty records
must he have waded through to separate the wheat
of necessary fact from the cha of irrelevant mat
ter! From these old chronicles he has made admir-
able selections of quaint and curious extracts which
in their brief compass picture condition Of social
life which volumes OF description would fail to give
so truthful an idea of.
marked popularity Of the author is, that he es.
chews matters of personal history, which are SO
largely an ingredient of New England Historisals,
has not line in laudaton of Miles Standish or other
individuals, but treats of the colony public body
not of its particular members subjects of biogra.
ply. The style of the writer, both as composer and
compiler of material reminds one continually of that
of Macaulay, and saying this, we say sufficient to
commend its perusal to the general reader who may
seek alone for entertainment, having no thought Of
seeking information .-..s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

NTATRIlIONY-PROF q. S. FOWLER will
1'A give his Lectures on Matrlmony,
LYCEUM HALL, tCi,y Hail Building)
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings Jan
18th 2Dti,
Commencing at TX o'clock and closing with public exami
nations. -
The Lectures will include consideration of the general rea
ton OF the each other Mothers Faith
ers Daughters Brothers and Sisters aud Boys and G
GLIDING tho education Of the together
treatment due between and in general young
ladies and gentlemen in Particular male and rection
or wh. each sex likes and dkes in each ohe courtsp its
aa errors and right management; keeping company 'us for
fun" and csuttns by the quarter broken hearts, and how
70 mend them how to render the honey perenna what
absolute and relative OF paes love;
second marriages and divorces interfering old rela
tyes marrying cousins and forced matches womens rights
love. - e ''NeN
80 J-Admission 2j CENTS -..
Thorough and reliable. because strictly scientific delinea
ons character marked charts fully written ont opn
IONS with advice 10 health avocaion marriage manage
nent OF children etc and all questions answered daily
his rooms, l04 CITY HOTEL ial9 2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
LoMBARDY ALMOST IN a STATE OF SIEGE
Warlike News from all Points
4 CRISIS FAST APPROACHING!
Spain Declares She Will Never Sell Cuba !

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE CONSIDERED INSULTING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
Observation-Disclosures

n T.. ]
R. A. HOWARD Successor to Geo. Beard,)
No. 1s7 CAMP ST., OPPOSITE ST. PATRICK's CHURCH.
The undersigned begs to his friends and
and the public generally that in March purchased
the stock in trade and the good will patronage
mentioned wellknown Confectionery Establishment from Its
former proprietor Mr. George Beard who retired
from the business in this CITY, He trusts that time
the superior quality Of his stock of Confectionery etc. and the
strict attention he has given his business justified the
sbned recommendation to the former patrons the esab
lhment, which Mr.. Beard then publicly gave him. He will
continue heretofore to have constantly hand and of the
very best quality Cakes of every kind Pastry, Sugar Pums
Candies, Calyeeet Jelly Blanc Mango Cream Charlotte
de Russe Nougat and other Pyramids Also Pre-
serves, French Cordials syrups cysazed Fruits Fancy
Bonbons ees of all Sorts and every other article Com
fectionery line.
Orders for PARTIES and particularly Weddings attended to
end promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD
Having SOLD DMYCoNFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
70 Mr. r. A. HOWARD would most respectfully solicit the
patronage Of customers and friends general to my sue
cessor. [nll 3ml GEO. BEARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20
TeIegraphed to the New Orleans crescent.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF WA 8 HIN GIT ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

This is not the painful Of Freezing or the Inhalation
of Ghloroform 1t is local application the gums combined
with Electric Enesihes which enables to
.TaGs r;h Teeth With greatly diminished in pain and IN
use the Vulcanzd Base in this city he will be able adop the
scale Of prices his Office in New York that
the reputation established during the ten former
tce in this city will be sufficient guarantee that work will
be of the most thorough character.
B. F. SMITH,
ja7 Rooms for the present at the st. Louis Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-20

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale at
S4 per for rough and $a so for dressed to suit
purchasers. ~ " N'
kg-Lumber sawed to order
fsl9 ly STAR FLAMING MILLS New Bssiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

ARRIVED.

June 2nd.
HENRY CLAY. Stephenson, ST. Louis
NoKTBERsEg, Afford. ST. Paul
BLAeK HAWK. Hsight, Dubuque.
KEoEUK, Dodge Montroee.
KATE CAssEL. Cray. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
June End.
HENRY CLAY. stephenson, st. Paul
NoRTHERsEs. Afford, st. Louis.
kEoKUk Dodge, Dubuque.
BLACK HAWK, IIaight. Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL. Gray St. Louis.
The Des Moines is the morning packet for
Montrose at Z o'clock,
The War Eagle and Minnesota Belle
will be up tomorrow.
The river at this point was stationary
yesterday. The heavy rise reported above
on Wednesday has stopped the rapid dscla0
here, but it is prabable che rive will not
raise any more at this point
At St. Louis the river rose two inches in
the "a hours ending at dark on Tuesday
night, and was still rising on Wednesday
morning The rise there is attributed TO
the late heavy rains. The Illinois River
was receaing from La Sale to the mouth
same date. The Missouri was falling from
st. Joseph to the mouth of Grand River at
last reports. and the small streams are con-
siderably swollen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
l. A L E S Il N E w S.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of tho 4 merica as HALIFAX.

NEW YoRK, June 2-The R. NJ Steamer
America. arrived at Halifax yesterday, with
Liverpool dates Of the 2lst.
The news from the seat OF war 10 un-
changed.
There had been no battlea
The Austrians had removed their head
quarters to Garlasco, and also withdrawn
ftom Verceilli. which is occupied by the
allies. An action is looked for at any mo-
ment.
Breadstuffs Of ell descriptions are slightly
lower. Provisions are steady, except beef,
which was lower.
COnsols 81 IA q 81 l-2.
SAcKvft1E. June 2.-The royal mail steam
ship A9sgica, arrived at Halifax, yesterday
p. m. advicss are days later than
previl peived, and are Of considerable
49, especially in . CONNER
Tht Steamship Washington, from New
York, on 7th of May, arrived ct Liverpool
on the 10th.
The steamship Circassian. from New York,
May 4th, via st. Johns, arrived at GALWAY
on the 10Th.
The steamship Ariel, from New York,
May 7th. arrived at atSouthampton, the 10th.
The news from the seat Of war is without
any feature of great Importance; no battle
had as yet occurred.
The Austrians had removed their head
quarters to Cascade. and had also with
drawn from Versailles, which place had
been occupied by the French and Sardin
iins.
An action was looked for at any mo-
ment.
All the Austrian ports had been blocka.
ded by the French squadron, and many of
their vessels had been taken.
There were vague reports that the En-
peror of Austria and Major Hess. had reached
Milan and left for Pavia.
LATEsT.-News had been received from
India. Toulia ToDee had been tried by q
drumhead Court Martial and hanged.
In the Liverpool Breadstuffs market, prices
had declining tendency, and all descrip-
tions were slightly lower,
Provisions were steady with the excep-
tion of Beef which was heavy and eighty
lower.
The money market slightly easier. Con-
soils quoted 81 Ia 81 l.2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing malls N NE davenport
Post Once:
EAsTxRH nAiLs arrives ~ so:'' ~"u 80" -
closes at s:i5 a y ssG 5:0o Pm.
NoaTurnr MIL via Dubuque and Northetn n Iowa,
arrives at &. So Pm. c.osesat S:ls M.
souTuxns NJ. from S.. Louis and soutnern HIS
sonrf araiyes al 5.sOP NJ; closes at 9.lo y.
WrsTEas AID SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 P m closes At $3.50 N:
r1IJsoIs WAY NAIL, arrives 6:46 N and o:so P
n; closes at aud = Ms
RIvsR NAIL soUrH, including river towns aooves,.
Louis. III. Missouri River, Nebraska ana Kansas,
via Hsnnibal I St. Joseph X h, arrives st 10 a
NJ; clio. esa at4PM.
RIyER MAIL, In ciu ting river towns from Ciaire
to Lyons, arrives at 8 A = clio 'es ~ o'5o =.
NoRrgKas NAIL, by lsnd, mp the river, arrives ~
M sundays, wednesdays and Rridays; closes At
9pM On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS:
BIUg GRASS MAIL, arrives at IL n, closes ~ IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and eaturoAys
AmrTy NAIL, arrives and closes At IL tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes IN II d, on
Thursdays.
The flee viii be open on Sunday during the Sum-
MFR from 10 10 AN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
THllSfee1S Sale.

WHEREAS on the 4th da, of December, d 1857
w Thomas MeGavran and Eleanor his wife exc
cnted unto Frank Plumer a. trustee, u certain deed
OF trust conveying said trust the land In Scott
county. Iowa, described IS follows, to wit: Com
men3 ng the south sst corner of lot six (G), IL
block ffty-saur (54) in tie city Of davenport as
known, des igns ed aud described oa the recorded
olaf of the aforesaid city of Davenport thence run
ming north Rock Island street seventy (70) feet
thelc ce west hundred and ten Q10) feet, thence
south allsy seventy (7O) fest. thence one
hund ed and ten (ll0). to he plac, OF BEGINNING
which said convey sde by the sald Thorn As
McGavrau ami Eleanor Mctiavr Al, for the pur pose
Of securing he p yment Of q ctrtsin promis- ory
nate and the interes thereon, sign by ssit Thomas
1857, an cns psyab be ~ follows: One for eleven
handred aud atty dollars, payable In six months
from t, date.
And now s,id promiss 'ry note having become due
and payable aud the said Thomas 4c0avran having
fail-d to pay the same l. Frank Plum-r, trustee -
Aforesaid do hsrsy give this pubic notice that b>
virtue Of the power which IL In me vested by said
deed OF trust. will, on the 27:h day OF June, D
1859, at the hour of two O'CLOCK in the afternoon
OF said dag, at the Court House dor in the city
of Davenport, expre and offer for ssle At public
auction, The parcel OF land above describe, SO
much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
tbs Of said note with the interes thereon 70
the day Of eae, together with all the costs and
penses attending said saae costs Of this notice and
trustees fees
Dated the lst day Of June, A 1859.
FRANK PLUuRR,
june7 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
CO NJ M E K [ A l. :.

BY TELE0RAPH.1


NEW YORK. June 2. 1859.
FLouR-very heavy and lOGl5c lower. Salrr APO
bbls At 25G6 % for old super State; 8 lOGI6 GO
June Inspection 8 s0@p7 20 extra state; 8 906D
30 common TO good extra Western; 20G7 As
extra round hoop Ohio.
wHRAr-Dul and dropping small sales.
BARLEy-Dul Sales 900 bu old state at 65;.
RYE--Dull
ern 9009lc yellow Of all kinds.
OATs-Heavy; 52k @5sc State, Western and Ca
neda
mess.
BEKF-UnchAnged
BACJs-Advancing.
BKEF HAMs-Quiet.
Cur AEAfs-Dul
LARD Steaty 11l5AG12k.
BUTTER-steady, 1o@l9c fer new Ohio 1920
State.
CHEEsE-Heavy; 5@9Ac new State, IS In quail
Ny.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal; 26c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Wednes-
day night, family in North Davenport
we're aroused from their sleep and terribly
frightened by the loud ringing of the door
bell, near midnight 1t seems that bur-
glar had entered the house through the
front door, in the same manner in which
several dwellings were entered on Sunday
nightly turning the key In the door with
nippers-and was ransacking the rooms
when, some how or other, he blundered
upon the wire running from the bell handle
through the hall to the dining room, and
accidentally rang the bell, which awakened
the family and scared the thief before he
had time to secure his booty.
There is ne doubt but our town is the
rendezvous for set Of thieving rsscals.
Who ars taking advantage Of the induce
ments held out to them BY the absence Of
policemen and gas light There isons man
spottsd. suspssted ef Aeussbesstins, asd Il
sesehA IL evidsass new rsady = appeas
ae1lasl hin wi1l senA hin = ysel lIaiieaa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Inauguration OF Gov. & Oodwin, kc.


CONCORD, n. H.. June 2-The old fash
ioned way Of celebrating the election, was
reversed to-day, with unusual demonstra-
tions
The city is alive with enthusiasm, and
the military and firemen are out in large
numbers. and invited guests are present
from nearly all the New England States.
Gov. Goodwin will be inducted into
office at p NJ.
He recomme0ls a short session of the
Legislature, and economy in administering
the Government.
The present State debt is a fraction less
than $72400
The cause Of education and agriculture,
are represented as receiving increased at
tention, and as being in an encouraging con-
dlton.
The establishment of an agricultural de-
partment at dartmouth College, is contem-
plated.
Manufactures are stated to be assuming
healthy position. and the Governor trusts
that the enactment of a tariff protective Of
home industry, will be adopted ty Con rress
Inc banking Interest is in a healthy con-
diticn, and new charters are disapproved Of
except where shown to be for the public
good.
The Railroad interests are alluded to in
the message, showing that there is about
TOO miles Of Railroad in operation in the
State, with capital of over 81 900 10000
which cost over twenty million, much Of
the stock being unproductve to the stock
holders, but as the roads have largely de-
veloped the resources, and increased the
wealth of the State, the Governor re-
grets the reduction of their taxation.
Governor Goodwin says New Hampshire
Yields to no State, in her adherence to the
Federal Union and the Constitution, and
her people will never tolerate tte doctrine
of notification. or the idea OF disunion of
this Confederacy, but while che allows to all
other States the rights she will maintain
herself, she will never NEEDLE with the do
mestic institutions of her sister States. but
is bound to prevent the extention of the
curse Of Slavery over territory now free
she will rejoice to see a truly National ard
Political Administration restored, and the
principles of the Father Of the country
again administered
The Legislative Sessions will commence
to morrow, and will probably close in a
few weeks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
ShRrlN,S Safe.
THE STATE OF IOWA. In the District Con

THE STATE OF IOWA. In the District Conrt
Scott CJuaty, of Scott county. Iowa.
DY virtue Of execution issued from the ofi ce OF
ID the Clerk OF the District Court OF scott county,
State OF Iowa, in favor OF Matthew gehoe, plain if
and against Btr.holcmew K ho. and John heho2, de-
ferdants, dated May 3lst 1859, ana - the dirto-
ter. mmanoing that of the goods, chattes stock
intere in any ans, debts due property IN tne
han is OF third persons, lands and enem nts (Which
no. ex -mpt by law from xecusiJn,) Of the said
d-iendan's ! make c.use I, b. de, the sum o.
three hunlred fotty mine and so 100 dollars with iu-
tsrest and costs, aud by viru) Of said cuti n
levied upon the fuowi described per.on, Il proper
w, to Wit Three III ch cows, tins steers, mare
two colts, obe wagon and harness
And hereby give public notice that shsll of,r
for sale At pubic out,ry, on h- premises nj Martin
KAh,e. in Winfield township. IN scott .unty, Iowa.
Fr day, the day Of July $50, the
of ~ O'Clock A N and O'clCck P Of said day. to
the highest and best bidder there or in cash, the
abov, described property, or sufcient thereof to
sati-f the above debt with intere,t and costs.
Dated this lst day OF June 1859.
II LEONARD,
james Sheriff Of Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
n efOrmed Dutch Church.

ALBANY. June 1.-The General Synod Of
the Reformed Dutch Church is in session to-
day. About half the delegates were pres
ent at the organization. The remainder are
expected tonight. Rev. Dr. Samuel b.
Howe. Of New Brunswick, n Y, was cho-
cen President. The session was occupied
in the presentation of the reports OF stand
ing committees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

FTSHE first regular Annual Meeting OF the Scntt
County horticulture rsl Socl 'ty, Will b. held ne xt
Satur lay "v.niug, June 4th. at IN ofice Of M.
Howsri Darlington, in Nichols Block, At Z p.
NJ. TIE cts Of this Socie shall be t, pro ncte
and fost he cul iv stion of fruits, flowers and
tabi in owa County, and also TO create n taste
70 Lam sc,Ie aud .ntai gardening, AMI also
te new aud choice varieis fru u, Il iwers ami
vegetables, AMI publicly report there A fnil at
te e4danc. OF the memb srs and al pero1s wishing
Join the Soc'etv, Is reqne L d. by Order,
Davenport June 2, 1888. LfVY = VIELE,
st Recording Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

The fence surrounding the Court
House, and the trees in the yard have been
taken through course of sprouts by Mr.
Brown, an accomplished artistic in the reno
waiting business. Mr.. Brown has robed the
fence in a coat of ermne made Of a new
kind Of whitewash which does not rub off
The trees have been whitewashed about
six feet up, and the stone foundation of the
Court House 10 to be dealt with in the same
manner. When it is finished. the hall OF
Justice will look as nice az new. The white
fence and trees present beautiful contrast
to the deep green grassy carpet beneath.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy - Scott County sre hereby no
t,d that Convent, On Of leg ates, fr m me oi Z
fcrent Townships In tnis County, Will De hea ~ she
~ June al 2o'clcck + NJ. The object OF ms Coh-
vention is to select delegates 70 attend the Stse
Convention At ID 3 Moir es. on the Z5 inst SOU
q unity Is en'i,lei to u Delegates In 'nat Oohse.
ton rhe din rent Township O. mmi tees are re-
auestsd TO cali meetings and send Dele gates 10 tne
County Convention The rate Of representation Is
one nel~gac for every Democratic vo'e cast a. the
last Octo ,er election and one additional for every
fraction over SO. > IohN
CA'n Dem Central Com. for Scott Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
DOCruK, HICKMAN AND REID
j. a.. PARKER, VI. D.,

JIAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE to No 2s
III 3 street, north eide be iween Brady and kain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Great TPotting NJ atch.

New York. June In the great trotting
match on the Fashion course, Long Island.
yesterday, between Flora Temple and Ethan
Allen, to wagons. purse $4,000, mile heats,
best three in five, Flora won all three
heals. Time: first heat, 2.25; second.
2.27 l2; third, 81 l2. The time of the
first heat il the best { citing match on re-
cord
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.-1he Legations Of
France and Russia are on the best terms
here, which may intimate the same senti-
ment accorded between their Governments.
Mr.. Mason has rendered his resignation a.
Minister at Paris, but he will be retained,
as it was decided not to displace Mr.. Dallas
Sec'y Cobb's recent circular requesting
American captains to hoist the stars and
stripes in the presence Of foreign vessels Of
var, is principally designed for application
on the coast Of Africa, where they mani
fest q disposition to embarrass British crui-
zers stationed there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

IMpoRrAST improvements are being
made on Fifth street, where it crosses Main.
After considerable excavation the workmen
succeeded in reaching the top of plank
sewer, which has been securely buried for
some wears. The sewer is being cleaned
out and again put in running order. Main
street with its late improvements, looks
much hettor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

TT The river was very rough yes
terday afternoon, prohibiting very great
indulgence in that delightful pleasure of
sailing. We noticed one daring craft on
the boisterous waves, but did not envy the
occupants their pleasure
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

JAMES 7. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attorneys and Counsel nt Law,
Onace-Nos 4 and s, Commercial Block, southeast
corner of I'd and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

AM OUr.-We received yester-
DAYS issue Of the Islander d. argus as
usual, but were much amused at change
in the heading over the local column. 1t
read SL.NpER AND ARGUS. The Argus, no
doubt. is very careful of its eyes, but it
might have went zone | on it," However,
friend Aryns if you choose to "go it blind
we are not to nswer for the ISLANDER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Robbery in New York.

New YonK, June 2d.-The store Of Sigis-
mond 4 Gage, 40 Broadway. was rebbed
on Wednesday night Of $4,000 worth Of
furs.
The contract Of Mr. d. II Jehnson. Of
this city, for the transportation Of the Cali
fornia mails, has been completed and 90
cepted by the r. N. General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Arrival Of the America.

HALIFAX. June l. 4:3O P. M-The royal
mail steamship. America. from Liverpool on
the 2lst. is signalled. News from the Asso-
ciated Press will be expressed to Sackville.
and then be forwarded by telegraph to-
morrow morning. The course Of the Di.
rectors of the Nova Scotia line renders this
resort imperative.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

CONCERT IN Rock IsLAND.-The
Choir of the First Presbyterian Church, IN
Rock Island, will give free concert In
their new church, this evening. The Ferry
will run after the concert, so that those go
ing from this side can return if they wish.
The "Sons of Malta will appear in uni