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GuSen SdSnin9'S
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E~cbiUeDiicbes Sitfers
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puIt esOt bsiawerbsH, @eIbtu6t, DispepFt, drpntEds umt
asrS6ft S9rd6e, Wlnned an gerbeuuns, gIdbunsea, NRbms
uni 9unstnleibtn, welde BON atber- oSer MassnftaniEsttsn
%ttrrutrtn, ub dUe 6rdnthetten, reI6t burG sinen fhpdnet
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5hebern. I'm Sudden uab tn Der graf
DaS f@weetfhe Bitters pirb iee gerfppfun8 bes Wtageus
~befeittgen, tneent 90 ~benieIben fdrft, thn In Gbdtt9test ert1L
anb aae Saure aus %oenhtelsen %eutftrnt. GO adrtt biz gtetpet
anb Qetenseeifer f&Grft Bic inne, teninntt bas 3tttern bar
Sltebtr, bee SDbbrennen unb bic Shm rseu Ses Shuupfeus
S%tfUrbert bic Weronauns. 1T gut bet IerSerntdeu unb BIdbupe
gen. tDbtst BITE Wurmtr, BELT one QDint- upb Diae:nRtOlt.
Ia eintssa Mu9enSIdf maht lufts, srIetGtsrt btegDdftriaf-
Etetn, retniee .JB ~befpreert BITE Circulation ~beaelpen
artrt unnertltd anh ne S6merssS, renn man BITE bcppeli
Das i&psOif&e sttttrs tt eth auseyslpn.tss gattttI sessr
tteser, Sntr nno esIeri: Mls i0iSes sst e. sb bepdbrt unt
arim mel bueA ben @ebraud behtlOen, Der auf 9efebl b,r
S%tabsdrste IN bstosn arappsntpstlen s~tnsst1ert pures ben
a~useeftst waren, lid DDr 80 tts aufz YrD5ent rebuctrte.
Dos lSwseif9t Stttsrt IT nnrrsttts stntS Der befsnarstsi.
1~ewubtfein tn MIR, bde eth Sober relher ntstn ausp tsetGrps
ties Sitters etamaI gebrau&t bal. N3 cine ylsat gnb 0erenl.
9en baraas MAIDEN ptrb, bdHeibe sum Wptle fctner G tenotn
Instrumentation better gu ~empfthlen unb betdnnt su MAIDEN, in.
Dea e. aae BITE 6ttlirdfts befst, biz ibm Sbtn susefbrtsbtu
fnb. 5terfur fam tb 5unbeIts BON Uepeiien lefern
I'm BetrIsereteu Dbu Nahabmun8tnO prsubtagen. babe "a
In tebe Jlai@e meinen Nameu e~tnblaltn lafen. uni raa. 70
bee papier In bs BITE tlGf6e etneeotdeIt II, ntstne e~iAentdns
Otee gamensunterftrift. Dtnt welbs bas Diittel nt6t adj n
Bet ieber 5laf@e 1T clue pDafdr See 9ebrauASanpttfuaa In
btutider nnb sngltfGer SprGhe. I'm Jrrtbltnsrn ~pSr,1feu.
gen, babe i'd su 6snertsn OaB tG auDer BEN obrn befArtst men
stebitn : B:tters aud nod Elm anoeres uRtgr benz atefd en-
V0mer cfrette, pGtde8 n 0Gte!e unD UeraurGttUnen uerks Ii.
len wtrb, un ausseSethnet e:een DDSpepfG gno Wtoaenleibr
10 Ger prets per 3lalht 81 Gents ORR q 5ldidben fur $3.50,
Gu Dertaufen tet benz alstuteea @srferttger
&nsen 9. S6cn:n
in f., Dss asats 3 ~ w a lS.Itsse Ss !. es sss tpsssisr
9ttiabeIpt@
SauptsNaeNten
uab 29A unb 296. NDrb 3. 5traH; Daaam, 8aier n : : :
Sc. cub 3. st. unb Ode Der D., GalOmbtG.
asD.Ssri albert Dung, apOtfsfsr, ads sOusr" ub G.
mali. AZ
tay- Sn Baltimore III botsn I'M @:pRs Uni
RlieinsUerfauf III Der Office be8 vWefsr"
wie aud set
mnny, n DisFeubad, Gde on 5il- unb 6anpterfe.
N @eeIbab, 10. ass 8aItimDrffr., nabe YearIhr
Sselbah u. Co., Gde rpn QeyuetCn uap AmitpRs.
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SSidbfi9 fir Ginsuanberer.
49, -
Neue arrangements fir Ginmanberer, Die n4d,
Dem gGeften III reiien miinlhen.

gfene arrangements FIR Ginpanoerer, Die n~d,
Dem Weten III reiien punlhen.
@pn tsutt. zen 9. IOUenber an, wereen bte @tnwanberer
|auf Ter NDrtberr Central G %alpertareet Depot &tienbatn mil
rem Grprefsas ~befSrbsrt. Die Sabn bistst hasur@ ben Smnrt.
Israntsn elmer rGBere 8crtbetl, ais irBcnb eine
Ianbsre Satn, aud ia ft um 81 @lelen fdraer ais fsbs anbsrs
8nbn man tencnnteu 9ldstn. ais:
IBitt8burs, Glepelanb, Detrrit, Sort Wotne
@bica9c, Wilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct
Saul, 91cf S8lanD, Burlington, Soma @itp
inn erben teBbaIb BITE NIT Der gtsrtbern Central Babn &c.
benz r geriOnen 10 Stunben fraher ais tte NIT anberu Bah
men @ebenben burt eintreHen, aud Derhen q Nal wfniser bic
hagen babel espedfeIt. Die 8atn Iiets bur6 ben GDnfsu
tbs,t Ucn ObtO. ate sanse @ntfsrnuns psn bier bis ettcaec
IN 800 WfetIen Dds @epdd miro tier seseiansttmartsR) urh
aeht y it en- ydfa8ieren an ben SefimmunesTrt.
9ea6 @reltliue, Daptrn, @ineinnoti Snbiano.
polls, 2cuiSpile unb ct. eouis
|vtr tn ebenfels yanasiers ~befDrbert unb fur tps tStp6d
G n { rettere umlabunestpten %berednet. Die pafaesere
Il5unen nit benz 8 nbr.. pter 9teubS 10 ubrs5uG na@ alien
lwealt den Yldser settn, Utne unterprss nufgebelten ia rtr-
ben. urGfabrt-gtaette werben periauftssn e. Sffes bes
IMaenten. Sctn 6. WGIfer,
HAS So. IS. 8eas.etrtet, near gBatsrs goarf.
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Wc 12l NOrb, 5ieblr. nabe @agltr. Baltimore.
~. ,ta,r,f,bne { smFFspIt De. Nuimsrttamttthtr aaute'
q" @tiefel uno Shub. 2ecer.
sr ~, herr 0uolttdt aotonti,t ~lbsrssust. bGs fsint
gr.i5s sspit gns b%tts,sL'e.a, %,iSs y, q n IT. ttt t,,S s" sandi 81 ~
@tnIsn I'M streeidnlt rrb tttne euutttetn &tnftntnr
Sr.u1Gwt y. ny 4 d ktttattOn pDn Git fe. Gn6 S3upletert II
F." e+orS ies cue In 'sn daG l3 dGinee 4tttel N FeHeI
en Ian ~ S Su biutahtu greifeu 81 pc, tauttn.
3wstsa0teperlo9s.
D.. m,cS, mil 6feit unlertr Surb.u IN hsr 5tli print bnb'
ON. sns,o @t 6efI In 81. so GrCabrap stabltrt, aunI
~ tS,r> at en- srOfts atSrtimsut aLtr SrIt n Sstsr iu'
gCSI1 unb Sbsrlerer, frnnaGflGe unS amerifani'
Sds Soibfsae, gufe, Upper, butter, @tnfaB'
iBinpmaj unr @aIhons I WarCeeO) 6ene ..
NJ, unp aue4 Al isbt ptu, hsm Yrslle uni annsbmbarcn Se
tiueul sn Datatte. n. "a .ss,. 49,, ~ h,esu SroIit6
e1SS N.tS an tsa btaisftn 9retisn 81 toten.
wv" p'O m g.. S Iemnhtn9,
30. 121 ; Drt .6ietftr. unS
O..Au So. $50 Btpotnop SelspCint.
ADURA
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Der Gtfenkahn irth

9gF Our beipnberen 8enntniBnobme.
@snpanberer unb @ttfcnbe fOutsa febr SsrH6tie fem, et.
Efe TIRE Stlette fdufen unt Iputen b~teieiben nur bpn fold en-
d~neefeaten 8eanter taufen, wsEae bpn tbren 0tbaltf Ieben,
Mot aber BON MefIsrn Deer 3wIfGeutrGgern, hG &c fpnf Der
@efabr ~nTSeefest fnb, befGDtnbelt III werben unb tbr @eIb
uniOHh ~auSGeben.
DurGfabrtss8 i1ette
mad allen Gb:'Ien bes gDefsns fnb su habsn BET
Gb. q. Siibebrdi1bt,
-Neent Der BdIttmprss ub
StiD.@t enbabn.
Sanso'1s Ger. 81, Ebome8ftr., Baltimcre.
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eebenS' nnS TenersO ofde,

sebs"S' nnS TenersO erThcrun08sofac
John G Proud d Seine,
ytp. So, SeccnDftraBe. Baltimore.
eStr noernebmsn 9erf1erunssn auf bic aa8a, berOsn m,r.
a@srnS9S ompasrieen, wel&e oas sr6str @apitai befisru w.
aetna NeritHeruns8< @ompaauie. f,arfrrf
$3.50 900.
pbontr Verfiderun9SsG cmpaanie. .6orforh
$4,000.
springfield Serfideruns8s @omp., Sprinafielf
$275,000. -"
Netna Veben8e Seriiherunass@ oulp.. Sorforh
100000.
Uer.sSt. Veben8sW erlther. .@pmp.. NemzOcr
100000. q
ablt. N'Hp Ve0mgt anser'
Scales TemerDer Il bernn9SsM acnfur-
Commercial Buildings, Gay str
9Ont Sniuranct 50. 81. 81.
Saar. Sapital $50 ,0O0.
91rtforb 6euer SMIurancc @O.
8aar.@ .ntfdl r500,U00.
Nprtb Nmerican 6euer SnIuranee 81
Ddar.@ apital S30O,U0O
Gt8entpum uo SUITE alter Mrt tn Stabt NM Q,nh -,
GtniTiuB uOp h nbStep &c. olive StUd) werben an Few s,GInI
fen 8atSn OetRhert. ." 0'u'S'
Oft 6l Geo B. Coale.
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0tterer 4 petlpdper er truEeren Strnd
&nabe, @dble & 60.
SD baS. IOeben 6te Sabrt' unh BEN @arfnuf unter ber R,rr,
VIM: KNABE & CO..
aaf ben alter Slaes
HDs. /, 3, 5 unc Z, 9tpro @utatp StraFe.
"a aendber BEN &utap 5Oufe. Baltimore. llb. rteber erSFre,
/ Ddnfenh fir bic aus9ebrettett @6nnerf&aft, pel6e Der fri
b teen Ntrnta pGbrenS Der leeten Is Sabre ~ 1bdI r,urS,
ntadt Der untessss6nete benz 9utlttum bs traeSenfe Qntsfos
|bae er fett BEN arne bs etneu Gbettba6ers, 6rn. 6enrpCSSb1s
burh beden Gpb bic &pmp19nts gtlptf ppreen mar, rem oon,s,
|bebeuten6en @Drratt Der nod un0cGenbeten ptanp's. 6CL I'M
anterem prdpartrtsu WtetertaI fduFia an F@ ~sebradt BAT g.
rtre beSbalt bas ssefbGft tn ofrn alien 5tale tt benz frIbs
rem g. fA6ftelpfal fprtbetretben unb es ft ,ur Qufnobs rro
BEN, eos pidnD INNER mebr In ietner @olsnbune Ia yesbsj
srn.
Nuber fetneu aiten WdertpbSufern unb Der EdbrtP IN I'm.
I~tlwRraee, nabe Baltimore, ba or zine neue arpse fabrif !,
5ab. 6 lwRrase, NIT Der grUnts na4 Defarase erriatet. 4
rel6er or cine 1rpPe Nn3dbl Der behen Nrbetter 6~eTh6fftots
Sn biefer 8dbrtf rerben pianos nod einer neuen ScaId az
tut, mo bic beifsn Snaruntentenma adler aus 8pfpn, Stem. ger
anb pa tirnDre IA pianos %aueseltent batten, ti b56a
. T q NJ te ertte!t.
s rbuHrte. MnSaelun8 non 8i3nonb @a.. beRGtiat, mo- tn
benfaas bas { r ~ = M t Y m srtbeiIt pures.
Ourh btefe be.ben @tdbIthentnts III or In ben Stdnb oefesi
ale anftrd8s, NIT pel6en er betbrt wtrb, auf's DrOlspteks'
Ianstufubren.
@Gtmen nnb Fb 70 cDnfrutrt, bas ae BET au6erUroentitd,e
Daaerbafttste.t ps Wetnbs bss ZONES tepabrsn unb fe
ISem ri me trtberfeben.
Yi1nps auF 8eifeuuno
unt BON iefer Sols. unO 8auart wtrpcn q lieter5
Die 8r66te SDr9fait nitro duf cte VI bet Gnb auf bic Nus
|pGbI Der Wtatertaitn pstSeneet InD or fam 0aber FIR ieSea
uuDt VI StuOHUsHtt euppr6tpsHne JHHfunent bic Gar
ante ubernebmen, ens Is aus Gtseni@GFtsn eines autea pto
nos beFBe.
Nae Snfrunente aus retner Sabrtf wsrben fir 5 Saprs
benz Tag bes Berfaufes an saranttrt.
8efpnbere Aufrertiamtett ptrb daf bte MuS!pabI RON SIN.
frurienten, pclme IN elmer 9rrsen @ntfernuna uerGsabet wer,
ben, nerwenbeI uno eth VCrre&t bs lhmtauf6eS ~tnnerbalb 4
|NiDnGten pom Gerfoufstaee an, ntrb ~eeaattet, lsate Elm I'm.
frunenI ntbt pDuTaneie b%efrtebt9en.
10 @rOstdnrler werosn rptItbuu, BET naS Dorav REDEEM
|ebe fe hb d~nDerpartS umIeben.
SefGnNtg p~Orrdtbis etne auspabI BON 81 eIpbtp
BON ben befen Snhrumentenma6ern 3u $45 OTIS 1900.
~ ~ I II n D q m e 4 2 n II III q r 4 n n 4 n q A - ~A
n tetbet u aeft m nj l..
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Wpblfeil! NSObIteiI! aXSObIfeiI-

$S01>&S &ACAOAVNNB
9tc. ISL 6rantlintr.
Bel &. .. SieR 4.
SO babe mtG eutf6loHen nit mstnen moleasn Qpaareu
Bans aufsardumen unb perfaute esStdlb rtclslbtn fttr btuia
inter sspebnttt5en Freile, ais;
Wptene Strump{e (Stockiugs),
Sbwol8 (Comlorts),
unterhemoen (Undershirtsl
unterbDIen (Drawers),
Wtanu8s II. 6rauensS oden(Jackets)
Wclene SinoersS appen (Hoods). &c.
5usiet6 made t1 aGe 5dnbItr aufmfrfiam, bds Id Md
IDe srabsr aGe Grten tletas MGattn af 5ane balte unb bic
islten gum duserit ~btat8fen preiie auf Cab Dertaufe. g8tS
IleidIe unb u etntI.
gpsr btatsi touftn Mn, Der stbt mad Isl: 5rantltnfra6t
Come one, come all
the cheap Store l5l a call,
AWkENCE d. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
Dealer in
Fancy Variety Notions s. small Good.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

be returned 70 the ranks that in view
Of certain acts Of IN object of.his eeea.
tion-one Gov. Lowe-he hes deter
mined that his head shall roll in the
dust, and that be shall no longer hold
the position of honor and profit in
which he has placed him.
The decree has gone forth. The
opinion among those who know some
thing Of Grimes tactics, is, that he has
been pleased to so pull his wires that
the seat vacated by Lowe, shall be
filed by Price. We hope it is So
really. Let him be the candidate, and
then the way the republican party Of
Iowa will go under at the next cleo
ton, will be a caution. Nominate
King Hiram by all means. The De-
mocracy of Iowa will show him a GER
tain Dodge that he never dreamed of.
p. S.-We feel sorry for Gov. Lowe,
as he has already stated that he would
accept a denomination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

CoNsIDERALB.-Aha halter IN one Of
our larger cities. presented = clergy
man with hat Of the finest quality.
"What is the value Of this hat :"
he asked.
sSeven dollars and half.
"That is . high price,
ut is present, and l never make
poor ones"
"Won't you make an exchanged
II might"
"Well, l would not care to make
one, if you agree"
"What do You propose n
aWell, this 10 too good and high
priced : hat for me, and l propose that
you take it back and give me ! four
dollar hat an three dollars and q hall
in cash !"
This staggered the halter. but he
agreed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10
WORKING FOR THE NOMINA.
TlON.

We have been assured by several Of
the most prominent Democrats of Lee
county, that the friends Of our worthy
fellow-citlzen, Hiram Price, are max
ing some bold moves in the Southern
portion Of the State, to secure his
nomination as candidate tor Governor
at the next Republican State Conven-
tion. This, We were assured, is no
idle rumor, but a solid fact. That
Mr.. Price has aspirations for some
high official position, and that he,
through his friends in various parts of
the State, is seeking to be candidate
for Governor Of Iowa, there is now no
manner Of doubt.
1t seems that tx Gov. Grimes, who
holds the Republican party of Iowa in
the hollow Of his hand, has published
. decree and sent it forth among the
woolieA which gives them to under
aand that he created them; put them
u power; that he keeps them there !;
thst he owns them, body, soul and
bresches that whatever he says must
be done, shall Be accomplished; that
whenever nominations are made, he
makes them; that he grasps the wires
IN ono hand, and the official sword in
the other; that all who please him
shall be grandchildren such a. bow
down before him, and call him great,)
and al such - daplsaas him Or 60 I'd.
verse to his commands, shall fiud their
official chairs sliding from beneath
them, and they shall no longer set in
high place in his kingdom, but shall
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10
a Pattern SMOKING Car.

A new smoking car, says the New York
Evesing Post, has been put on the route be-
tween New York and Boston, on the New
Haven Railroad. It 10 illuminated with
gas, and hes several small tables, round and
parallelogram shaped, for whist playing or
reading, % may suit the traveller. The up
holstering il suitable for the car, and can
not be easily soiled- A gasmeter holding
fifty feet Of gas located under the center Of
the car, the meter being situated under the
forward seat, entirely out Of the way
There are nineteen ventilstors, some of new
patterns. 20 that dozen smokers may puff
away, but the air is not burdened by the
fumes Of the weed. The car rests on wenty-
eight India rubber springs, rendering it un.
usually easy - regards motion and jolting.
The exterior Is handsomely painted, the
corners are decorated by paintings of smok-
ers, and the ends bear the title Of Smoking
Car" in large letters.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

We find in the GAINESVILLE Courie,
an advertisement of Solomon Sturges,
one of the wealthy men eff Ohio, in
which he sets forth his reasons for Of.
ering for sale his vast landed property,
He advertises the subject thus:
NJ will therefore sell at low prices,
and on easy terms Of payment, oil Of
my real estate and have great deal
more than l want, ought to have, OF
DESIRE"
After enumerating . number Of
tracts which he wishes to sell, he gosa
on in this wise
II have also eight or ten fine improv-
ed farms in Indiana, and one of go
acres near Gelana, in Illinois, that
wish to sell. believe no man has q
right to own more land than ID necessa-
~ for his use and that Of his family
God has NO doubt wisely ordained that
land sharks should be cured and
cantruly say that I am exceedingly anx.
ious to cell al my lands, and get clear
Of the curse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

Some astnte Philosopher has sagely
obsered that 'this world is ali sham
Indeed, if there were any doubts on
this point, it seems to be only necessa.
ry to read the article IN the last num-
Der Of the Kuickerbocker Magazine
entitled " Adnlteration of food" and
the most incredulous will be convinced
that we are hmbugged community,
and that there is any amount Of sham
in the world. Think OF eating bone
dust and plaster of Paris for superfine
family flour Indeed, if we should
enumerate all the ingredients Of which
the writer says our food is composed,
we imagine the reader would expe-
rience degree of nausea not pleasant
to contemplate. We will, however,
name few of the deliberations
In -four there is alum, bonedust,
powdered flints and plaster of Paris !!
In bread, besides all thes ingredients,
there is chalk, pipe-clay, carbonate of
amonia, sulphate of copper and sui
phate of zinc.
.Sugar.-Wheat and potato flour,
tapioca, starch, water, lead, iron, sand,
chalk, pipe-clay and plaster of Paris.
Co6ee.-Chicory, roasted wheat, rye
and and potatoe -four, roasted beans,
mangle wurtsel, acorns, burnt sugar.
Tea.-Exhausted tea leaves, leaves
of the horse chestnut, sycamore, plum,
peach, plane, elm, popular, willow, etc;
lie tea, sand, starch, black lead, gum,
indigo, Prussian blue, turmeric, Chi
nese yellow, China soap-stone, rose
pink, Dutch pink, Chrome yellow, We
nitian red, carbonate and arsenite of
copper, chromate ard bichromate of
potash, carbonate Of lime and magne-
sia.
Pickles.-Salts of copper.
Honey.-Flour, cane. sugar, chalk,
pipe-clay.
Lord.-Potato- flour, water, mutton
suet, salt, carbonate of soda, caustic
lime, alum, potash.
Vineyar.-Water, burnt sugar, sui
phuric acid.
We will not tell what gin, porter
and ale contain, It might frighhn1t
those IN the habit Of using them b
beverage. II, however, Iney should
not be drank, they will be certain not
to kill. Read the article in question,
and become satisfied that this world is
a monstrous sham.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

The English papers have published
some of the details of the plans, not
long since submitted by Mr.. Charles
Boyd, of London, for uniting England
and France by gigantic tubular
bridge across the channel between
Dover aud Cape Grimes, the nearest
points opposite the coasts. In order
to afford passage to vessels Of the
largest size, the bridge would rest on
one side of the Cliffs of Dover, and on
the other, on the cliffs Of Cape Grinez,
the French abutments being raised one
hundred and fi;y-three feet higher
than the English, to compensate for
the difference of elevation of the cliffs.
The bridge would be supported by
one hundred and ninety towers, at a
distance of five hundred feet apart,
each having hight to guide vessels At
night, and an a!arm-bell for warning
in the fogs. The greatest depth Of
the channel on the line proposed, il
one hundred and eighty-six feet. The
bridge would have two or more rail-
roads, which it Is estimated could be
traversed in twenty minutes; and it
would be so built as to admit the light
Of day-being lighted at night by
gas. In order to prevent invasion,
the protector proposes that each end
of the bridge shall be commanded by
q strong battery. The towers, which
would be one hundred feet in dame
ter, and two hundred and sixty feet
high, would rest on colossal bases three
hundred feet square at the bottom, one
hundred and fifty feet square at the
top, rising to height Of forty feet
above the water, formed of blocks OF
granite united BY iron bars. The ele-
walton Of the tops Of the towers would
thus be three hundred feet above the
water.
Mr.. Boyd estimates the utmost pos
sible cost at $500 900, but thinks
it could be built for halt that sum, and
that the whole cost would be reim-
bursed to the company in eight years.
This project seems to promise much
better success than that of Mr.. Gam
mond, who proposes to build tunnel
under the channel at cost of only
f4,OOO,OOO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

ExEcUrED.-The sentence Of death
passed upon Michael M'Namee, for the
murder Of his wife, May 9th, 1853,
was put in execution on Friday last.
M'Namee made full confession of his
guilt. From the Herdlds report we
clip the following horrible particulars ::
Now comes the most horrible fea-
ture in the drama. The strap which
was about his neck, and which had
been used in the execution Of Staub
and Jackson, broke, and the unfortu-
nate man was precipitated distance
of about sixteen feet to the floor be-
meath.
A general rush was made by the
attendants Of the Sheriff, and he was
picked up and led up stairs once more.
On removing the cap and being ques-
toned, he replied that he did not feel
injured. He then conversed for ten
minutee with the clergy. Meanwhile
. moose was made in the rope, at the
suggestion of all present, then adjnsted
about his neck, and at ten minutes past
three o'clock the drop s0as again drum,
and Michael M'Namee launched into
Eternity!
He struggled considerably for about
five minutes, his commissions being
painful to behold. At eight minutes
after falling the last time his pulse was
10, and after eleven minutes he was
pronounced dead. He hung thirty
minutes, and the attending physicians,
deciding that he died by strangulstion
and not by having his neck broken,
deemed it proper that he should
remain suspended ten minutes; which
course VA. adopted. After tine cxD1-
ration Of forty minutes he was cut
down and placed in black walnut
ceffin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Sale.

0RONn hundred and twenty Building lots in IN
Additicn to the town Of Port Byron.
TheSe lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
sne bank Of the Mississippi They vii 10 sod on rec.
tOEabs terms.
For particulars inquire Of kessrs. Durfee Pratt b
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, RsQ LeClsro.
or OF JOHN T. KING
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
Also. Dumberless desirable pieces OF land in
and near the cities Of Davenport ana lie Claire and
near Port Byron. noy3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10

Noss-Por every fraction over forty % additioe-
81 delegate has been allowed
Particular sttcntion Is called TO the cton Of the
Democratic state Conventions for several past
proh,biting ali represent alton BY proxy votes.
me several County Central Committees are sspe-
casy requested to that county meetings DO held
for the purpose Of sending delegates.
jas A. wfLLIAM6ON,
Ch'n State Dem. Ec, Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-10
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