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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Murder i'm BURLINGTON.

BvRLiNGTON, Vt, Monday, May % Io1''
In this village, late on Saturday night John Mckeen
was called to his door by three rowdies named Peter
Mcdonald John Balm and Thomas Kelly, when
Mcdonald stabbed him through the heart The mur-
derr was arrested last night. Mckeen was native
OF ilinsdaie, n: H., highly respected, 30 years old,
and leaves n wife and two children His remains were
escorted 10 the depot for Hinsdae this morning by the
fire companies Of the town and band of music.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY a. 1859

they vii. lead 10 iadcious exescise Of The presegsv
sesled 10 the Executive. The Governor does wel
personally to visit penal Institutions. and to bsse
As tfics! action upon his personal ooservston t'ae
day of contact with these suppcants for mercy gives
him better knowledge of the character and claims OF
the cohvics than a month necessarily applied to the
exarnina a.nn Of written arn,;catinna"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Marine Disaster.

WIINtN0rl's, n e, Monday, May g, ls5a.
On Saturday. eight miles Dorth-east Of Cape Pe~
Bar Light the pi,tboa Baker fell in with one-thiri
Of the stsrbosrd bow lf the wreck Of suppo-ed
schooner Of ~ tuns viii q white bottom and red
streak. The name Damse in yellow letter., on
the cutwater. The vessel - supposed to have be-
lopged TO Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
The New.Mexican Mail.

IT. LOUIS, Monday, May %, InJ'
The New-Mexcan mail Of the 2d inst. arrived at In
dependence last night.
The overland mails from Stockton of February and
March arrived at Santa Re the let. They had been
driven back TO the crossing Of the Colorado by the
Mohave Indians.
A letter dated Fort Yuma May L. informs The Re-
1,nJ(ioan that Col. Hoffman has concluded treaty
with the Mohaye Indians.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

FIRE Is SIxrY-EIcHrH sTREEr.-Yesterday morn
ing fire broke out in the frame stable corner Of
Sixty .eIgth street and Tenth avenue, occupied ~
p. ID. Christie. Damage 600. Insured for $SOO 10
the Greeppoint Insurance Company. The fire Is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incendisry, but
no arrest has been made.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
FROM PIXIES PEAk.
RE Ta,sxyrp'f I

(By re!esnPhI
CAPTURE OF TRAINS AND MURDERS By The
STARVING EsIIGRASTs.
Sr. LoUIs, Monday. May %, 1859.
private letter. dated Pacific City, Iowa, states
that report had just reached that place that party
Of starving Pixies Peak emigrants had attacked and
captured the ou,ward-bound trains, near OFalon's
Bluffs, aud that during the melee ID. c. Oakes con-
iuctor Of the trains, killed, and Mr. Griffith, the
seviyappointed Postmaster at Auraris en- route to
take charge Of his office, was hung by the desfera-
inea.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

The LIQron LAW ~ MAisr.-1ze Reexlana tns.l
Free Press ard Democrat states that Of nearly nun
dred hqoor cases at wkcssset, about sig9teen wsso
tom, and the nsy.ies in both cases appealed. IN a
the other cases, the County Attorney entered no.
pros.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

ovss taeis $50. Tacy usdcstock 20 eose the ssuse
game On load Of p~ssrage just before tAis and the
Passengers took tesM ssd everything away from the
the money and rot out of the way. A has got to
lock on, fos himself in Kansas no one vii look OFT
foF him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOIIS, May z, Io1''
The California Overland Mail Of the 29tb April ar
rived lsst night.
The Oregon State Democratic Convention had
nominated Lansing Stout for Congress, aud the Re-
publicans nominated David Logan.
All the American residents OF Hermosillo Sonora,
bad been ordered TO leave the city, under penalty OF
death. No cause is assigned for this sudden hostility
20 Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Railroad Casualty.

BALTIMORE, MONDAY, May ~, Io'''
II. Blendell brakeman the Northern Central
Railroad run over and killed this morning twenty
miles from this city, where he resided.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Suicide.
N,DDrrTowN Conn

MIDpIETowS. Conn, Monday MAY %, 1859.
Mrs Edward FeTee committed suicide yesterday
morning by cutting her throat with a from ear
to ear. She had been detected and melancholy for
some time, and is supposed to have been derangsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Later from Porto Rico.

BALTlMORr, MONDAY, May y, IND9.
We have st. Johns, T. r., dates of the 9th inst.
ECapt Sheffield, formerly master of the brig Julia, of
Boston still in prison, the charge against him not
having vet been decided
The schooner Venloo was TO sail for New-York on
the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Destruction of Telegraph Wires.

ST. JOHNS, \. F., MONEY, May %, Iol''
During the past few days, the Cape Race aud other
lines in this Province have been repeatedly cot, aud
large quantities Of the wire removed with the evident
design ci preventing the transmission OF the European
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

WALLAcK's.-Mr. Dyott'S benefit occurs tonight
wien The Rivals will be played with a very ex-
cellent cast, Mr.. ID. leading off as " Sir Anthony
He is careful and worthy actor and will doubtless be
literally appreciated. 1.-The Boarding School" is the
hrerpiece.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

Powers's statue Of the Greek Slave, which wss
awarded to Miss Coleman Of Cincinnsa lsst yea Dy
The Cosmopolitan Art Association, has been Pnr-
chased by A. Stewart and will be placed in his dfy
goods store
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Mutiny ON ShipbOard.

ST. JOIN, n. B., Monday, May g, 1852
Part Of the crew Of the American ship Undaunted,
which arrived yesterday from Boston, have been
lodged in jail for stabbing the captain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

QlfBEC, MOnday, MHI %, IoV7.
The steamship North American, from Livcrpoo!
llth inst, arrived at this port yesterday with ll3
passengers. News anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
AMISEMENTS.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Some innocent amuse-
ment has been afforded the public of late by curious
,tl. story Of on English Army Captain, who had laid
a wager thst be- being an actor of amateur abilities,
could by starring through the United States of North
America realize. gain, make earn, and accumulate
the solid sum Of f500 sterling being we believe,
about twenty five hundred almighty dollars. This
feat was to be accomplished within the period OF
twelve calendar months at the end of which time this
gallant Captain was to present himself to his wonder
ing and applaudiug friends, not bit the worse tor
csalaItic wear without damage Of any sort to mid,
body or estate and was then and there to shake his
Triumphant FIVE hundred in the face OF astonlshed
England. put his wager in his pocket, buckle his
swerd on its old accustomed thigh, and of to tue wars
again. II was very pretty story, though it lacked
the merit of entire originality being adapted from
the pc pular farce Of the Wandering Minstrel, and
no credit given; still it was rather pretty People
didn't exactly believe it, thinking probably that
Eng land would speedily wait to use all her captains
or at sny rate that she couldn't spare a captain
smart enough to accomplish sucb theatricohnancial
mirrcle. But the Ca tain has come we've seen him;
his name is Captain Morton Price, and he is the man
concerning whom the foregoing little romance has
been related-be the same true or not. Ii Is also
announced that the Captain has had the honor Of
appearing before her Majesty the Gracious Queen,
Victoria tf England. Nothing more lkely-it is the
lot of great people to be bothered with bores.
Accompanying Mr.. Price ia young lady of most
prepos appearance-Mi-s Lucette-who has
gained some considerable celebrity at Covent Garden
Theater AZ a vocalist and sctrers.
These two star comedians made their first appear
ancc aet evening before an American audience at the
M,tIopoliian Theaer in the farce of Delicate
Ground" and in an operate sketch entitled All =
Far in Love ard War" which was written by the
Captain himself. Miss Lucette is pleasing singer,
with also talent for acting. Her songs provoked
the most enthusiastic encores aud her acting, though
marred at fret by embarrassment and tmidity, was
clever She made the most perfect success that has
been achieved by al English actress in Newiork for
several years. That she will become great favorte,
we oauIot doubt.
The Captain is rather Indifferent amateur actor,
with a nice voice for sotg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

WHERE THE WAR Is.-JobDson & Browning have
inst publisbed handsome sheet map Of the seat of
war and Of Europe at large. They are at No. H3
William street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
Fire at Boston.

BOsTON, Monday, May q, ISIg
Guen;bers millinery establishment. No. 2Si Wash
ington street, was destroyed at II o'clock tonight.
Loss about 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

NIBLo's GARDEs.-The operate ballet, La Bay
sdere was produced at this house last evening, be-
foe a good house. "Nibka was by Miss Lucy Es-
colt, and "Tbe UDknown' by Mr.. Miranda The
character Of Zoloe the dancing Bayadere, was un-
derisk, by SlgbOrina Gaett of the RoozAnl Ballet
Troupe. No inconsiderabe pains have been taken 10
the production of this piece, and it s to be hoped
that it will meet with public favor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

quarter, be reduced to the extent Of 100000 an-
pually.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
Dissolution Of COpartnershID.
She1.lH'S Sale.
rHI STATE OF IOWA, In III, SOFT county

TIE STATE OF IOWA, In thu SOFT county Dis
SCOTT COUNTY, 50. trict Court.
DY virtue Of on execution issued from the office
- Of the Clerk Of the District Court of ctt coun-
ty, State OF Iowa, In favor II Nicholas Feicrvary,
plainiin aud against 1snatius LANCER, Defendant
dated March 7th, 1859, andt me directed, command
ing me that OF the goods cbattes, stock iutcrest
In any company debts due, property In the hands VI
third persOns, lands and enements (Which are no:
mpt by law from execution) OF the said Isnatins
LANCER ! make, or cause TO be made. the sum Of
twenty three hundred and - lUO dollars, with
interest and costs and by virtue OF said execution
Levied upon the following described per pr Op-
erty, to wit: double lumber wagons, OK carts,
blue reaper, I sewing machine, corn crusher and
horse power, two horse sled, fanning mills, fe'
cutters, staple machine, ! clets, press, kettle
and stove, I capbosrd l box with glass, hArrows,
4culttvstors, breaking piows corn planter, pair
steelyaIds, wind sash, COFFEE mill scythes,
scoop shoves, sh1 vel plow. hay rake two horse
plows, two hor.e scrap-r, hoe, cross c n saw
wheel barrow, As owes, I pork barres, screws fer
poet holes hay rake7, bel atesds tool chest AID
CON ents, tobacco cutser. l auger, box aud con-
tents, y sack Of seed, tin horn 5 oil cans, pump
chan pies rails, piles plank, platforms, coils
wir', spade, pitahforks, half bushel measures,
log chains, sOrrel horse, sett double harness,
OK yokes, breaking pow, stirring pow-, ; hoss
shovels. spades, buggy tongue, 9 pitch forks, s
iron bars. bsx and contents, kegs, l Pile fencing
plank
And he reby give public notice that shall offer
for sale at public outcry on :" Duck Greek Farm"
on Saturday the 30th day Of April, $50, between
the hours Of and o'clock N OF said day. to the
highest and best bidder therefor in the above de-
scrbed property, fcient thereon to satisfy the
above debt with Interest sbd costs
Dated this 29th day Of March, 1859.
II. L.ONARD,
april Shift Of SCOTT Co, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

Polls will be opened at the following
places on Saturday next, tor the election Of
city officers:
Let Wayd-At the Store Of b. Heinz -
The ward is bounded by the corporation
line on the West and North, and ON t,ae 'tsAst
by Warren street.
2nd Ward AT the house Of Hans Boerm,
corner Of 9th and Western Avenue Bound
aries-Warren street on the West, Western
Avenue on the East and the corporation
line on the North.
3rd Ward -Atthe Court House. Bound
aries Western Avenue On the West, Harri-
son street on the East, and the corporation
line on the North.
an Ward AT the City Hall. Bounda-
ries Har,ison street on the West, Perry
street on the East and the corporation line
on the Nortr.
5M Wdrd.-At the LeClaire Market
House. Boundaries Perry street on the
West, Farnam etreet On the East, and the
corporation line on the North.
GM Ward-At Havilands Warehouse
Boundaries Farnam street on the East, the
corporation line on the North and West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

~ The exhibition of Prof. A. A..
Griffith was attended Wednesday evening
by large and attentive audience. The
readings and declamations were the most Of
them recited in style highly creditable to
the members of the class, and reflect great
ly in favor of Mr.. Griffith as an elocution-
ist and instructor. We should like to speak
of the different members who took a part
in the evenings entertainment but time will
not admit, but We cannot pass without say
ing few words in praise of some of the
foremost ones in regard to recitations. We
speak of Master Price in the speech Of the
Red above the Green. Master Tyner in tue
speech on the Necessity Of Resistance, and
Frank Alling in Spartrcus to the Gladiator.
which we think were the best performance
of any among the male part of the class. -
They were loudly encored OF the ladies
we think the reading of the Bells by Miss
Hattie Evans was done in style unsurpass-
ed by any one that We ever had the pleas
ure of listening to. She was loudly encor-
ed and repeated part Of the same. The
Dove "a reply to the Raven) was we'll done
by Miss Josephine Jones.
Prof Griffith acquitted himself as he al
ways does. in a style that always brings
down the house with bnrsts of applause
We think the entire audience were well
satisfied with the performance of the
evening. and should the Prof repeat the
same, he would have as large if not larger
audience than he had on Wednesday even
ing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01


!. H. SEARS, Eso-This gentleman is the
regularly nominated candidate for Alderman
in the 9th Ward. He was nominated at
meeting of the Democratic voters of the
9th, duly called on Friday night last. He
is the choice of the Democrats of the 9Th
Ward, and not only them, but Of the great
majority Of the voters Of that Ward. He
is every way competent to fill the post, II
elected, which he will be despite the eppo-
sition Of the DEMoCRAr. He has proved
himself an active, energetic, and useful
member of the Council during his term Of
office
He is charged with having voted for Mr..
E. Cook, as nominee for Mayor, in the
late City Convention. If the Democratic Of
the 9th ward wished Mr.. f. Cooks name to
be placed at the head of the Democratic
ticket, Mr.. Sears but expressed their wishes
in voting for him. There was but one bal.
lot for nominee for Mayor, and as soon as
the result of that was known, Mr. Sears arose
aud movedthat Capt. W. Il. Gsrk Be dsclaved
the nominee Of tie Consextion by scclama.
tion.
If Mr. Sears voted for T. Cook, Esq., for
the nominee, he but followed the example in
a sligM degree of those Democrats who, tive
years ago. voted at the polls for Gen. Geo. B.
Sargent for Mayor, who was, like Mr.. Cook,
openly and avowedly no-party man. NJ.
Sears. if he voted for Mr.. Cook for q nomi-
nee in Convention, had before him the ex-
ample of every Democratic member of the
Legislature of Iowa, in the winter of "a and
55. poted for E. Cook for the high office Of
United States Senator.
But We are giving this matter more i'm
portance than It deserves Everybody In
the 9Th Ward knows Mr.. Sears, and appre-
ciate the activity and ability he has dis-
played whilst member Of the City Coun-
Gil. We trust the vsssrs sf the 9Th Wasd
viii elect him. for he is good man In svsry
sense Of the word.
We give plsss % ~ aesvs dstiSls ases.
lyto pat n Spsa rsssed. n. osaes hSkp
dslssass VIA Y ~ p,rsssslis Q..rsl
Y, ~ os'kts hslst ~
- - - ~ s . = sssss 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrBRH NAIL (Sundsy except I'd, arrives daily
at \ snd ? ~ closes nj A a.u5P
WEsTEBN NAIL arrives daily Sunday exospted)
a. 10 A n aud M closes At and o r n
SoUTHsRE VI, from 3. Louis and 6onthe rn MI :
souri, araves daily (SundAys excepted) at 3 p n /;
closes At y y.
NoRTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and Northern Ia.
va arrives daily (5undays excepted) At closes
At 81 M.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dewitt, naquoketa, &c,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. Al p
NJ; closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and sundays 1t
M
NORTHERN MAIL, via IeCisre, Princeton and Ly-
ons arrives daily, (Sundays excepted) at AA cio-
ses st PM.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays NJ I2 n CLOSES same time.
BLUE GRABs NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI Saturdays, At 10 A n; closes same time.
WssT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 p N closes same days At NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

Corn AND OArs-The corn and oats on the
i'll fatel Aunt Lefty, was sold yesterday.
The corn brought on an average n l-2 cents
per sack. It may be distilled. The oats
brought 81 l-2 cents per sack. The sacks
we presume, each contain about two bush-
els This is considered a good sale for the
condition the grain is in.--R. l. Argus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
ShEl'lH,S Safe.

STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of Scott
COUNTY OF SCOTT, county, State Of Iowa.
DY virtne OF an execution, issued from the once
- Of the CLERK Of the District Court OF Scott county
Iowa. In favor Of Mackot l. Cortin. and against
Henry Becker, Ernst BruhD, and Geo ge Huckstadt
dated March 29tb, 1859, ana 20 me directed, cSm
m ,nding me, that OF the goods chnttes SOCK OF IN
teress in any company. debts due property In the
hands Of third persons, lands and tenements (which
are not exempt BY i-w from ,ion) Of the said
Henry BecAer, Prnst Bruhn and 6 o Hnek stadt
make or cause TO be made, the sum of s.xty-th rec
and 45-lOO dollars. with nteret on costs, levied
upon the real estst the 1unty o Scott auj State
OF Iowa, described follows - wit The west one
hslf OF the west one-hslf Of lot number seven (1)
In block number four a. IN the city OF Davenport
And hereby give public note. that l shall offer
for safe et public oucry st the Court House door Ia
the city OF Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, Tues
day, the 3d day Of May 1889 at the hour Of clock
p m. OF said day, 10 tie highest aud best bidder
therefor, In cash the above desri1ed property, or
sucient thereof TO satisfy the above debt with in
tereSt and costs.
Dated this 30th day OF March 1853.
II. LEONARD,
mch3l Sii'f Of Scott Co. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

Sons OF MALTA.-The Commercial
is informed that lodge Of the Sons OF Malta
is about to be established in Rock Island.
The same paper intimates that another
ferry boat will be put upon the line between
Davenport and Rock Island by Messrs
Spencer, Robinson h Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

Lo! THE POOR DoG.-We noticed q
dog going up Brady street to-day, making
about two-forty, with an oyster can tied to
his narrative. The last seen Of him he was
heading for Pixies Peak, and if he don't stop
before, will fetch up there. Boys. it is too
bad. but he has no business to be dog.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
NUMBER AZ.
E. u M M + RCI AL


nv rELE0RAPH.1
Esw YORK. March 81. 1889.
FLOUh-Hessy Ssi'~ y o bbis at 3 2Sts5 IS
fH super state. 3G6 10 for extra etste; . 10
tao 50 f'r comm I, good extra westerO.
SANADtAS FLnUR-Dnil d iOds7 10 or extra.
RYE FLOUR z net, 5OenA ~
buCkxHkAS fLouk~-D II a. 25t95 W
WHkAT-Dr'l aud drcopiog. Sales 900 bu At
- for red western; 81 fJr mixed Illinois
CoRs -Firm. Sales ~ 600 bu at eVc for mixed
Western
eATs-Steaiy; 56GDtOc.
RYk-Qu ct; oSe.
b.aiEY-Dui; 7OldgOc
PoRk-Aess. hrmer aales GU bbs at Is ~ a
81 - for new mess, n 6. for vd mess: Is " TOT
prime.
BEEy-Firmer.
BACON-Quiet.
Cur MkArs-0teady.
LARp-better Sales 800 bbls at II kll2G
BuTTxR-Unchang-d.
OHsEsg- UNCHANGED
WHIsKY-Nominal a7x.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

ME-sRs. EDITORS IL would like to know
whether it is true that A. C. HAvILAND, q
candidate for Alderman in the 9th Ward,
has pledged himself to MIR. Kinsella that if
he would support him next Saturday, he
would, in case of his election, advocate his
(Kinsella's) claim against the city for Sl5,-
900 damages Mr.. Kinsella's claim is (no
doubt all right. and is now in the courts Of
law, where we hope he may gain it But
is it right for an Alderman to make such
pledges to insure his elections
We find the above in the Ne,cs Of yester-
day, and by authority of Mr.. Kinsella we
deny that Mr.. Haviland ever made any such
proposition to him. Mr. Kinsella says that
he never had any conversation with Mr..
Haviland on the subject and that any per-
son that makes snch assertion tells willful
and deliberate lie Loomis 4 Co.. (Sears is
the co.. will make nothing out of this in
sinuation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

LECLA1RE HOUSE, Mr.. Magill has
become fairly installed at the Old eClaire,
and is doing up the business in excellent
style We predict that he will make por-
ular landlord, and that the LeClaire
House will occupy high position - hotel.
Success to the LeClaire and its proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

RALLY! RALLY RALLY This
is the last day before election. Let every
democrat be making calculations for hard
work ON the morrow. Every democrat must
vote, and look to it that his friends all vote
the democratic ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

On FooT.-We saw some farmers in
town from Aliens Grove Yesterday, who
came on foot. and say that is the only way
left for them to get to town. To come to
Davenport and 60 back makes one good
days work certain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

DIsBANDING.-At special meeting
of the Stockholders of the Scott County
Park. at the city Hall, yesterday afternoon,
refund the money paid into the treasury to
the Stockholders. The reason Of this action
is that the objects for which the association
was formed are not and cannot, at present,
be obtained. We regret very much that
such action has become necessary, as We
have always locked upon the matter as be-
ing very important
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

SrEAL1NG.-Peter McInnerny, Esq,
wishes us to caution the public against leav.
ing any portable goods out Of doors over
night He complains that he lost stove
by the means. and offers to reward the per.
son who will give information that will lead
to the detection of the thief. He has also
loet several other articles. Friend Peter re-
quests the Gazette to copy this item.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01
TRAVEl.LER'S GUIDE.

RAmRo AIS, Esst, Leave at 335 n and $40 n,
Sundays excepted West, leaves at > % ID and 500
PM, Sundays excepted
STAaEs rorth, to Dubuque, via Dewitt Maqno-
keta and iIton leave the Pennsylvania House, ues-
days, ThursJsys and Saturdays at = M; North. TO
Lyons via eCisire, PriucetoD, Camanchr and Ciin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays att A NJ.
Smith 4 Arnod's line Of hacks leave every day ht
2P n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

JOB WoRK.-Our facilities for turn
ing of job work are unsurpassed in this city.
Send in your orders.
A large lot Of the best blanks constantly
OH hand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-01

EF- The fire in Rock Island on
Wednesday, was the old Greenbush Mission
House, formerly occupied by the Mission
Sunday School. 1t was owned by Mr.. Kirk
wood and his sister. Partially insured