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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
TIN. COPPER BRASS g. SHEET-lRCf
WARE


No milk wil. l.' lost should the bucket Doe thrown
otel cor kicked oyer ha "a, COW Gil andtakr a
look atif whether want tphuv or NOT u yoa
a3ut % Sn~l4.a Par and Cheap Prices. and 20 ~
couf.,., the Working Man forward To- imrrofc
mcmt ia science and art who considers q IN honor
% DO hs ONu orS. most respectfully solicit N"rr
patronage. RAtsS talcu in exchange for Tn
Ware. Second handed Stoves taken on ronmis
sion. K. C. BANTER
Pi,mou,h led. MAY - ls5.-2hi
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

E"We have been reliably informed
that we were m's informed in relation To
TIE action Of the meeting at Pearsonville.
So far rs taking up the track was con-
cerneI. We are glad to hear that no act
''n Of this kind was taken, and We hope
they may meyer have cause to call another
meeting
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
THE "REGULATOR MANW
Nrnrlcr md uEIRs OF PtNITION Tn
WAREHOUSE NEAR THE DEPOT.

NOTICE TO HEIRS 0F PETITION To
sell Real Estate State Of lndani, Mac
>hall COUNTY, Notice is hereby gwen, that Lcwis
Marker. administrator of the estate ~ William
f. Curtain. eccascd. has fled his petition to sell
the Real Estate OF the deceased HE personal prop
crt, being insulicicntto pay his debts. aud that
SAID petition viii be lac ard the next term of the
Court OF Common Pleas of said County.
ATTEST: \ X PACK ARD, CCrM {.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
MONEY. MONEY, MONEY.
CASH CASH. CASSIE.
a 800, SDDD. $4,000

Every man in Marshall Count, aud-surrouu.l b.
country has now reh chance FOR making lIe a.,
sums AT ans time, by calling me and .ceasa
the following tracts ar parcels uf choice and
lands in the county of MaIic-. State 81 Nj,
have over -9ibp acres ia Tot, Of -, -, aill r..
acres, seven miles from Vienna, the count,
al EIGHT 10 twelve mile from tie railroad aih
miles from GaScpnadc River Also 32D acres 90.
choice land in Crawford COUNTY, H. miles from
railroad. Also 32D lcrcs in Wayn. County ,no
miles from tsllr Dad. All of these lands ttr,el-
OF lands are of the ~ best quality Thry re
TO graduated or one shilling an acr. LAND. thcv a
al IN the heart ola thcl,y settled and ia.t rrn a-
country, Twill sell - ~ and 100 acre pieces, or
more and any person can - and ,cc the lau aial
if they dom. prove n represented then De -aie
] viii trade for improved lanes about here ~ ia-
cash. Oh GOOD terns--now IS your time withou,
lay.
Call on the AGENT ClIAS. WiIITM0RE.
At lnS Ware House at the Depot
y I-I am also Agcnf for the Charter o5'
Life Insurance Comoauy, of Hartford g. 10
information call on nae and get pamphlet.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

The whoa. market Is fla. This viii.
undoubtedly. make hsrd tines. rs the
turner's are 10Th to sell Tor low prices. aud
VII! no: Do 50, unless compelled t, By ne
ccssi'v
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

Mr.. JOINS LouprS. Of Green To"nship.
'ei' IN our Office yesterday, the nclst lot
os arpics we have sen this season. lis
ne iiea' to say tia; they wcr4 appreciated
aai appropriated.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
JOBBING & REPAIRING
S5u.p us,C EsyyUb,fi,ry.

accor Eng 80 order aul time. AMI without dr'tt
VIII uakcit gu,tc object ~ ali 10 SEN. ue
their orders.
want il r. hc plainly understood. hcii.. mv "n .
manufacturer. ihat viii not l.c uuicr-oid.
can ail al o. srli as lpw AS any ~ ,ii>h1'' 81 '
the country. FAHNE&S. TAKE Notice 70
ticular attenti0 'tii - repairing II
TIN COPPER. BRASS g. SHEET-lRCN
WARE,
ihat yon may nst h, ., l..i.el In tonn ninece--a
iils. keep on hani alri aia III onl- one aglhr-
I'd 10 sell the anne. ihc
Substituting Milk BUCKET.
one of the most important AMI valuable lmpre,
EmcutS OF tire tiut,~- TIE auAuL enisnt of th,-
Bucket = plain aud simple that saunei iail -
lLrl.o iLl..c W.. n-uL. NC nth
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LOOK HERE!
Il. {. HA\TE,R'S
NEW Tin SHOP,
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware

Imake my work Siy-cli and warrant If -oo,. q,
no sale. 7atc Ngnee-l hold IN, scif iu r,,dI
ness 20 do work al al hours oi the das and ,s-t
in-.. l have supplied myself HIth the most api'r"s
eel and complete set of fpp- ani Mtcifincs, an
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

GREeoRy MrNEs. July 40 p. m.
| wrote you at o'clock, aud although
, 1859-03-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MATTHEW p. HURNs

MATTHEW r. nUHNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsT,
once next door to Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
nR. N. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
y the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneonveFs
Island for the liberal which he has received during
the past FIVE years Dr. burns oilers his services TO all who
affected with chronic disease Of the Uethra and bladder and
for that disease structure Of the Urera and chronic
diseases Of the BYE aud Ear Ne be consulted gratis every
Friday In his once: Oce hours from sto " a. Persons con.
sutlng him from distance will be faithfully attended 10.
Charges moderate.
Drugs aud Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail. 0rH
Thorn Compound Extract 0f Copaha and sarsapara for
the cure Of elects, GOnoFrhRa, Structures and Whites.
Rsley Compound Extract Of Bnchu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs, such Srangury Gravel 0ee Lncorrha
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. M p Burs solid Extract Of Copavia, Cuhebs and
sapara which needs Recommendation, Is faVoraby
known In Washington Territory for the last six years. and Is
warranted 10 cure Tie worst In two 10 ave days.
Dr. Bunss Remedy for old standing diseases Of the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused by Impurities ~ the blood
sure and certain remedy and the known 70 the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and the United States. sa:tf
, 1859-03-18

The King of Naples is reported to be danger.
ously i'll.
The English Parliament will be asked for
considerable increase in the Naval estimates.
The warlike preparations in France are stead
lily continued, and upon scale that weakens
public confidence in the pcaceablc intentions Of
the Emperor.
It is reported that an offensive and defensive
alliance has been formed between France and
Sardinia.
A large number of French transports are pre-
pairing for sea.
The Swiss National Council had voted half q
million for the purpose of converting all their
government guns from the old-iashioned firelock
into the percussion lock principle.
It is announced that the Austrian Government
arc negotiating for loan Of eG,000,000.
The announcement had a depressing effect
upon the Paris Bourse and London Exchange.
An expedition against Algeria is reported as
being fitted out The insurgents are gaining
ground, having been successful in several minor
engagements.
The garrison at Rome is to be reinforced by
two regiments Of the line
At T4r.n, the belief in the probability Of ap-
preaching war is increasing.
II is stated that the movement Of troops from
Austria to Italy has been suspended.
Another account says that large reinforce
ments are constantly passing into Italy, or mov-
ing thither.
The Ncapolitan political amnesty requires that
released prisoners shall emigTatl to the United
States.
The leading journals Of Germany arc exceed
ingly violent in denunciations against France.
The Government urges the necessity Of per-
feet understanding between Prussia and Austria,
and the German States.
, 1859-03-18

Trance CASE AT BRIDGEwATER-Aieww weeks
since young lady Of respectable appearance
fell into trance in hotel in Bridgcwater, and
the combined efforts Of the Bridgcwater medical
fraternity were unable to bring her to a state Of
consciousness. The Middleboro' Gazette of Jan.
g, however, gives very romantic sequel to the
affair, to the effect that at the end Of the third
day the young lady opened her eyes and COM
menccd talking to some one, declaring she
wouldn't marry him-accusing him Of having
broken q promise made to dying parent and
giving him leave to end his mortal career in a
drunkard's grave, and finally winding up by in
forming an imaginary porsonoge, named MARY
Ann" that she got out Of her chamber window
and came down on tree She finally recovered,
but would not disclose her name. She stated
that her parents were dead, and that all her
property had been taken from her 1t was in
ferred that she came from Southern city. She
is now employed in some remuneraive labor in
Plymouth County.
, 1859-03-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

or Pierce County for the year AID. IsSsi
SHERIFFss sAI4E-TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
- County of Pierce.
Notice Is hereby given that va sell by Public Auction,
to the highest and best bidder MONDAY the 2nd day Of
May next the Court HOUSE. In the town Of slelaeoOm, the
following lots for delinquent taxes for the year ISIS
Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock AN
, 1859-03-18
REMoVAI.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC.
Ing to his friends and the public that he removed the
above establishment to his building adjoining Balch
webber wharf where he will be happy receive Ills friends
and patrons with good cheer the market Affords
t The Bars will be stocked with the best Of Wines u
qnors and Cigars.
Thanking them for their heretofore liberal patronage he
socis continuance Of the same.
45if J. T. SAUNDERs
, 1859-03-25
Patent Medicines.
p. KHACHl ?


p. KEACH
HAS JUST RECEIVED, FER STEAMER HoRritERSER,
III well selected stock Of PATENT MEDICINES which he
intends TO keep constantly hand adding new varieties
his stock the demand requires H.
Az present he offers for sale the following articles:
Sands' Sarsaparila, Wrghts Hlls, Arsenic,
Graelenburg Drandreth'sa q Iobella,
TOwnsends q" Gracfenburg" Him nark,
Pressed IIops, Ayers' Gum Arabic,
Sulphur, M harnx, = sponge,1
Epson salts, Palm Killer, Saitpcfre.
Extract lAeoree, Gum camPhor, ReeswaS q
Glue, faaH ~ Soda Ash, Alcohol. hHH1a
sal soda, Chak, Opium, l al4 ffa
Buesione, Castor on, Russia salve .alA
Mustang Llnmenl, Ardde Potash, .1s'ryehnlne,
blue Mass Ol Of Lemon, snuff, Scotch 49,
spirits Of Ntre, on Of Orange, MaeAboy,
Balsam copalba, Capsules, : :, !" Rape, :
Jaynes Aene rms, HOioWays Pms, A. - Catarrh ?
Ayers Cherry PeetOral, Ayerp' Expeetorant,
Ayers Alternative, Jaynes eanatlVe Pills,
yaynes Tonic Verulhge Iayne's Carmoraiivp baisnm,
Esssnge of Jauacl aihgsE WisASS isam 6f VIII Chorry
Nials, CoTks, &c, sc, &c.
Also, per recent aE1ivals.e
good assortment Of Gents Calf Klp and India Rubber
oos frock Dress and Business Coats Hack Doesk French
Cashmere and Satnet Pants White and Fancy Shirts Over
shirts Undersrts, Drawers Cravats sks shoes Jumpes,
0veras &c. toHether with general variety o. Hats, Caps
Also constantly On hand good variety Of hardware, I'm
quors, Dry Goods, 40. = fi'r = . S5af
, 1859-03-25
EoWN LOTS!
BLISS ADDIrIoN 10 sTEILAcoosI.
LsOOp eHascE F1R lsFrsfnEM2

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
L his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots q one acre each Is prepared to sell
or seeking investment This claim, for adyaniaeeouS
location Is not exceiled by any on Puget sound The
site has been laid out with view to beauty and conye
nence me streets being four rods wide, and the whole
have already been donated and set apart The prices Of
Lls range from so 70 $50 EACH accOrdng % ccalty
The proprietor contempaies building wharf hon The
greatly enhance the value Of the entire property.
Parties wishing 10 purchase can do 50 BY APPLYING 10
FRANK CLARK. Esq Of Steilaeoom, who, BY power
S0;t LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1859-03-25
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

OF Pierce County for the year AID. 1855
SIIERIFF,s sALE-TERRIroRY OF WASHINGTON,
- County Of Pierce. rs ~. =
Notice Is hereby given that WIN sell by Public Auction
to the highest and best bidder MONDAY the End day Of
May next the Court House. In the town Of seIacoo the
following lots for delinquent ior the year 1S5S
10 wuoz Total Tax,
, 1859-03-25
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SrRILlCOOY, W. Z, FRIDlY, MlRCH b. ISig.



CadWaLader Wallacc shot aman named John
Godfrey, in ChillicOthe, Jan 9th. Wallace,
Godfrey and another young man were riding
along Point street, anil met two women Of loose
character, one Of whom started to get into the
buggy and told Wallace 10 make his companions
get out Godfrey got out and made some re-
marx about the character Of the women, when
The one who had seated herself in the buggy
told Wallace to shoot the son Of b-h." Wal
lace got ont Of the buggy; drew his pistol,
placed Il at GOdfrcy's breast, and fired. God
hey fell dead, tho ball having passed through
his heart
Wallace and the woman were both arrested,
and the pistol was found on. tho person Of the
woman.
The Richmond Enquirer declares that tho
Presidents doctrine concerning internal improve
ments as illustrated In his recommendation OF
the Pacific Railroad bill, sis utterly incompati.
bic with the doctrines Of the Democratic party;
Il IL -Fcderalism-Fank, decp.dyed Federalism
Federalism, compared with which tho milder
form Of political error prevalent among the Iar-
tsans Of the old Federal party stands only in
the ratiO Of vinegar to nitric acid"
The Portsmouth 7Tanscript says man named
Chidester, who stole horse in Ohio, and Is now
found In virginia, has boon demanded by Gov.
Chase Chidestcr appeals 10 Gov. Wise not to
surrender him, because the horse belonged to an
@ 81 ~. ~. I1to s,,I. I
Sb INN M nor I surrender @ him to us' Fber horses
ht Nm - H. ss ~" 20 ne = o',r s,roos ~ ~
them. Gov. Wise did not recognize the legality
or morality Of the excuse, and ordered his sur
render. .-
~, .;,,;,. L. o :. NJ, " po,,S
N.Y. i's W. e...I. 20 ,.i",t, La ,S,,
nas "a S'' ~ =. pasa.sS,. ". ~,
m susnIcion ~ or ] neSro'stcsline Sbo Stated that
the child was the daughter Of 4 Georgia lady who
was about TO be married, and that she, Mrs. Pond,
was taking 1t out Of sight 10 Massachusetts. This
story not being believed the lady referred to par.
ties In Columbia, and tcleg nphic dispatch
having been sent thOre, and an answer received
that al was right, Mrs. Pond was allowed to pur-
sue ner journey mort" -,,rf
A new gun has been invented In Newcastle,
England, and satisfactorily tested at Sherbury-
ness, the projecting power Of which completely
distances that Of any piece Of ordnance hitherto
known AT ancleyatiOn Of 33 dcgr ,cs, Il has sent
q 32.pound shot distance Of 1900 yards, or
more than five miles The sane range has been
attained BY nine FOUNDER, weighing 10 cwt, Of
similar construction. a.s 1sz77rF 7fr-HE
Al ,ho closs or tho Hons. or Rcrrcscn,,,;vc,
at Springfield, IN, a few weeks ago, the Clerk
read tho following notice: 81 am requested to
announce that Rev. DR.. Mcfarland will deliver
lecture this evening, in this hail. on the Education
Of Idiots. Members Of the Legislature are invited
to attcnd.n % r-1n-g SO : 1..ia. tas
az NJ - .LLn u .,.... IL A.. -, -
,'s Ip;. =; S.s u'as .,, uo W;.s
n1nuu ~ sSr Ne,,aT"G s;.L eDI", ~
Ms M ss"n.r.,is Nam % an. nv os ,Lc F,cncS rlaimsnts ,,C
.s sSS STS oS q, ,scs SS ~ lIs.s" ,S s,, ~ e
versy. Mr.. Randall rccoycrs about 1000 900
, 1859-03-25

At the close Of the House Of Representatives
at Springfield, Ill, few weeks ago, the Clerk
read tho following notice: 81 am requested to
announce that Rev. DIR. Mcfarland will deliver q
lecture this evening IN this hail. the Education
Of Idiots. Membcrsof the Legislature are invited
, 1859-03-25

Lieut. Andrew jackson, son Of John Jack
son, Of Petersburg, Va, has boen appointed as
sstant tutor in Spanish at West Point, with a
salary Of $4,000 He is the first American to
whom the post has ever been assigned.
The New York Independent says, il it were
publishing failures as formerly, 1t would have to
report James Buchanan & Co. suspcnded-too
largely engaged in outside operations, tlbuster-
ing, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

CLOSING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
All the public schools of the city close their
session on Friday of next week, for q vaca-
ton Of three months. This is anticipating
the date OF closing last year by one month,
but owing to the present depressed state of
finances, the School Board have deemed it
necessary to close thus early. The exami-
nation will commence in the Intermediate
School on Monday, the S0th inst. and in
District No. 3, at Sixth and Gaines, and No.
2, at Sixth and Perry, on Tuesday Sub
Districts No. at East Davenport, No. 4 at
North Davenport and No. S at West Da-
venport, will be examined on W ednesdsy and
Thursday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
For the Democrat
The johnson County Storm.

Iowa CRY, May 20. 1889
ArssRs. EbToRs:-We are in receipt Of
further important particulars in regard to
the recent deplorable calamity in this i'm.
mediate neighborhood.
AZ several errors, however, managed to
creep into yesterdays report, would take
occosion to state that the brick house which
was demolished. some seven miles from this
city. vas the property Of Mr.. James Gra-
ham, OF which the inmates, seven or eight
in number. six of them children. providen.
tally escaped. This is near and to the
southwark of the Graham's, familiarly
known to travellers on the Muscatine road,
- the "Seven Mile House"
Beyond Graham's, the last house injured
was occupied by Mr.. Waltz, and owned
by ~: Daniels. The persons Of this
househdgo. four in number, were all Sc
v44k injured. among them. . babe not two
yst(S old, which was carried some 800
yards and found in slough, leg broken,
many flesh wounds and terrible lacera-
tioA OF the scalp These four are still living.
sno under care Of Dr. White, formerly of
Davenport
Iae destruction at Berry's was the most
severe; the tornado evidently having here
gained its widest diameter, and stripping
fences for quarter of q mile in extent.
The barn was very large and substantial
one, and cost $1,000. The corn crib, near
by, was eighty or hundred feet in length,
and cost 5000. The tenant house was a
story and half in height. and probably
cost tve to six hundred dollars. Two
hor'es, colt, four cows, several hogs and
mary chickens, were crushed outright or
SO injured as to live but few hours.
The man who was killed at Berry's was
named Mccoy. and not Patten, as stated
bef're. Patten and family were occupants
Of the house, but escaped with fractures and
bruises.
50 far as heard from, the loss of life is
five; number wounded, ten come of whom
viii nost likely be numbered with the
otler ill-fated victims.
The funeral services of Mr.. Berry have
not yet taken place, but are delayed for
the arrival Of distant friends. Henry Berry,
his son, is yet living, but in critical state.
The probable pecuniary loss by this storm
is doubtless 10000, rather over than
under. Have heard nothing reliable from
more distant points. Yours, CITIZEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails 10 ihs davenport
Post Once:
EAsTHRH NAIL, arrives ~ D. ID anu S-oV ~
Closes al &. IS A n AT t:bO N.
NonTurH. mai. via Dubuque and Northern Iowa,
arrives at 8. 30 n. c.osesat 9.ls M
SoUrHsRx N .II., from b.. Louis and eouthern MIS-
sourt sraives at 5: tor NJ; closes at Id A -.
wEsTEas ASD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives -
6.39 n closes al 9.30 M.
Jr.IIsoIs WAY NAIL, arrives 6:s5 and $50 P
n; closes al y aud 3 p N
RIVER NAIL EouTH, Including river towns above b.
Louis the Missouli River, Geo.sskA ana Kansas,
via Hannibal I 81. Joseph X b, arrives et 10
NJ; clio. c. at4Ph.
RIvER MAIL, in GLIDING river towns from L Claire
to Lyons, arrives at 8 A n, clio 60 st $50 y.
NoRTHERS MAIL, bs lsni, up the river, arrives st
NJ sundays. Wednesdays and Bridays: closes st
9PM On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL n, closes 1T IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and 8aturoays.
AMI1Y MAIL, arrives and closes at IL NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes an II M, on
Thursdays.
The ofice will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mar from to 10 AM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
River ltems.
ARRIVED.


Thursday. Nay 2e.
NosTHEasER. Afford, st. Louie
HENRY Clay. Stephenson, st. Paul.
kEoKuK. Dodge. Dubuque.
WAR EAGLE, Gabbsrt, 81. Louis.
BLACK Hawk, Hsight, Montrose.
DKPARTEp.
Thursday. May 20.
NoRTHERSER. Afford, St. Paul.
HENRY CLAY, Stephenson, St Louia
kEoKuK, Dodge. Montrose
WAR EAGLE, Gabbart, st. Paul.
BLACK HAWK, Haight, Dubuque.
The Des Moines is the Morning packet
for Montrose, at Z o'clock.
The Canada viii be down and leave for
st. Louis this friday morning at o'clock.
The fine steamer Pemblna leaves this
morning at o'clock, for Saltwater and St
Paul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

AN EXCELLENT PLAN.-The zach
ers Of some of our city schools have alopt-
ed the plan of rendering monthly reports
to the parents of their pupils, of heir
scholarship, department, attendance, e&.-
This. We should think, an excellent plan ind
we'll calculated to make their scholars stive
to merit first class certificate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

We wish again to call the attention
of the college authorities to the state Of the
side walk on Brady street, at the lower
corner of their ground. 1t is shame that
a community should be obliged to submit
to such indignities as are imposed upon
them by this Iowa College. They appear
to think that they can do and say whatever
suits them best, whether it pleases their
fellow citizens or not The mud on the
side walk at the place referred to, was six
inches deep yesterday, and there is no way
Of getting around it,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

~ Mr.. Talmsge, our Pixies Peak
correspondent has concluded to turnback
and come home. Mr.. Humphrey, wb ac-
companied Mr.. Talmage, purchased the
teams and camp equipage belonging b Mr..
Smiley's company, and with these viii push
on to California.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27
~ The Gazette of Yesterday CO

@ The Gazette of yesterday con-
tains a very truthful article on the lack Of
local intelligence in country papers If one
wishes to gain any Information from the in
terror, he is obliged to write to some friend
for it, although it may be q matter Of pub
lie interest The local column Of any paper
is the one most sought for. and should re-
ceive the greatest attention of its editors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

~ 1t is grand sight to 60 hack
into the interior of the country, AID see
the great fields Of grain which checkr the
country on every side. Six weeks more
Of fair weather will see this vast andyalu-
able crop safely housed, and then the frmer
can draw long breath of satisfaction at
his succesa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

r. New Flour and Feed Store
Geneseo Flour and Feed Store, No. 50 Bra
dy street, nearly opposite the Post Office,
where can be found the best quality oi
Flour, White Winter, Old Spring and New
Spring, Wholesale and Retail, delivered
free Of charge. Call and 80 the Flour, il
will show for itself. Z BROWN,
My25-1v. Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

NARROW Yesterday A. N.
as couple of men were coming down
Brady street in lumber wagon, and when
opposite Gen. Sargent's residence. bolt
of lightning struck the earth so close to
them as to throw the sand and stone into
their faces Had they been Elk foot nearer
the west side Of Brady. they would GER
tainly have been killed; as it was, they
were nearly dead with fright and the
shock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-27

BEFORE HON. JUDGE DILLON.

THURSDAY, May 20, SO.
The morning hour wss occupied in taking
defaults, DC.
Ia the case OF Lilienthsl US. Hass, the jury
assessed the value OF the properly At
t250,00 and allowed the defendant t5O. 90
damages
Woodward vs. Horst Verdict for de-
defendant.
Young Stokes. ct al, Us. County Of Scott.
his is the Railroad in junction case Grant
for plaintiff, Hubbel for defence
James Grant refused to argue the case,
giving as reason that the Court was too
much interested in the issue. The case was
argued er parte and will be continued to-
morrow (Friday)
Court adjourned 1t pm.