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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

surpassed by the Burtis House. The latter
10 said to be the best hotel in the State Of
Iowa. and We think there are but few in the
west that can approach it. both in point Of
location. proportion. appointments. and
good living. 1t contains one hundred and
fifty rooms. and 10 heated throughout with
hot Air. Such thing - lamp or . can
die 10 not known about the house. There
are gas burners in every room. The cost
OF the building and fixtures was about
$4,000. DR.. Burtis. the founder, is its
present host, and q more pleasant gentle
man and hospitable man never broke bread
His clerk. Mr.. Walters. is in every way his
equal, and to both Of whom We feel in
debted for courtesies rendered.
As . closing argument Of the prosperity
OF Davenport, We may state that it sup
ports-or pretends to eupport-four daily
newspapers; the Democrat, Ne,cs and Ga
zette, and German Uemokyat We had the
pleasure Of 81 introduction to the editors Of
the NerS. Democrat and Gazette. They are
gentlemen Of the first order OF editorial
talent and courtesy. and If these qualities
are guarantees to success In life, indeed We
may expect to see them millionsiree and
philosophers To Bob Littler, local Of the
Gdzette. and Messrs. Richardson d West,
Of the Democrat. We feel under especial OBJ
legations. The former nearly killed US with
kindness and lager and II ever he comes to
Peoria again. we'll bury him in military
honors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

Wsdnss lay. July 20.
ARRIVED.
FANNY HARRIs. Mitchell, Dubuque.
Isaac SHELBY, @, Minnesota river.
BLACK HAWK. Haight. Keokuk.
HESar CLAY. Stephenson. st. Paul.
NoRrHERSER, Afford. St. Louis.
DEPAATED.
FANNY HARRIS, Mitchell. Dubuque.
ISAAC SHELBY, -, st. Louis.
HENRY CLAY, Stephenson st. Louis.
The Black Hawk is the morning packet
for Keokuk at o'clock.
The Northerner leaves ct 6 o'clock this
morning for st. Paul.
The river is falling slowly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
From w sehlneson .

WASHINGTON, July l9th.-A novel CON-
mitment has been made TO the District oi
Columbis penitentiary Of sn Indian, who
was found guilty Of horse stealing in Kan
sas He vas immediately put to work.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has issued
. circular. 10 which be dirsc that invalid
pensioners Of the army and navy. who are
subjected to bic nisl examinations. to pre-
sent. with their usral voachers. on the 4th
Of Sept<mber and let Of Jsousry next, rss
pectively. the certificates - 10 the stats Of
their disability.
The operations Of the oct Of ConCsss ei
the Sd Of March 1859, virtually suspsnds
the commencemcst Of each biesnial period
I'll the eersi6sats o. Two physislaas Q. eur
gsoos hss besn presented.
The Charleston papsrs received here. ~
cord the death Of the venerable Col loo.
Who had losg borne . soaspicuoos and die
tinguished position in the eoaaeib et The
STATE Of South Carolina
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

CorycIr CHAxBKR, July, 90 1859.
Council called to order by his honor the
Mayor.
Present. Alderman Macintosh. Ankerson
Anderson. Kamming, O'Brian. Holmes, HAY
ilsnd Evans Morley.
Minutes real and adopted.
Petition Of Tho.. Smiley was read, and
prayer granted.
Report of city Engineer with reference to
Petitions Of Wm Glassman was present ed
and on motion was received and placed on
file.
Repor. of city Attorney with reference to
the N. d NJ. r. r. Co., was read and on
motion the Report was received, filed and
ordered printed.
Committee to who was referred the Petit
tion Of DIR. Thistle reported fovorably-
With the exception Of Aid Macintosh, who
thought the improvement made by Dr. This
tie was mainly for the benefit Of himself.
therefore did not think the city should rem
burse him.
Report Of committee on claims with rel
erence to petition Of Lowry. Thomas 4 CO
was presented and adopted
Committee on Public Buildings recon-
NEEDED the payment of SAC to j. J. Brown
for repairing roof of Engine House. adopt
ed.
Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Strong Burnell, report that he
be allowed to withdraw his petition,
adpoted.
Committee 10 whom was referred the
petition Of come Of the drayman repor ed
in majority and minority reports-Alder-
man, Morley. Anderson. adversely. and Aid
erman Hayiland iavorbly. Majority re-
port adopted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

One MoRE GooD CHANCE TO Buy
Two NEw HOUSES On Saturday the Esd
inst. at II o'clock, will be cold at public
auction, on the premises to the highest bid
der for cash. two new houses. situated on
Fifteenth street between Brady and Main.
Each house contains six rooms and pantry
St. n Van Tuyle duct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

MAIL ARHANdEMENTS.


Times Of opening and closing malls In the Davenport
Post Once:
EAs7sRs NAIL, arrives At GAS \ y and $50 n
closes NJ g:i5 A y asa 5:30 Pm.
koRTHEkS MAIL. via Dubuque and Northern Iowa.
arrives At 5 5VPN c.osesat 9.15 4 N.
SOurBHRH uL from 3 Louis anu outhern Mis-.
souri,, arslves at $50 P NJ; closes a. 9:l5 An.
wEsTEaN AHD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives .
$40 ? n closes ~ $3.50 n.
ILLlHoB WAY NAIL, arrives 6:sa n and $50 P
\; closes At A y aud 5 Pm
kivsR NAIL EoUIH, including rivsf towns above st.
Louis, the M.ssou.i River, ket:asks and Kane a.,
via Hannibal Z St. Joseph b, arrives at 10 4
NJ; close, st4PM.
RIvEs NAIL, IN clufing river towns from CLAIRE
to lyon >, arrives at y clio 'es ~ $50 4 \.
NORTHERN NAIL, b. Ian, up fhe river, arrives st
NJ Sundays, Wednesdays And RridAys: closss at
9pM N Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr.davs.
BLUx GRASS NAIL, srrives at IL y, closes At Il ~
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ II Tuesdays
and Fridsys
,SAMosa NAIL, arrives and closes m II NJ, on
fhusrdsys
The offce will be open on Sunday during the Sum
msr from TO ~ ii.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
C. o M M f. RCI A l.
DAVENPOmT mARKET.
DAILY RseoRl.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DENocaAr,l
Wednesday evening July ~. 1853.
fHI WEArHER.-To-day has been cool aad
pleasant, With delightful breeze blowing al day
although Ia the sun, At mid DAY 1t Va. rather wsrr.
BUSINESS Trade was rather dull so-day-but few
psr ia rom the country.
REsARKs-The grain and produce nartes wal
duu. Harvest 10 st hand and but little att nt,ou
will b. % d to the market By fArmsvs to, while.
yLouA-shiE ments. to-day coo bbis 70 hew York
HON. dem nd IN derste. Quotations unsltered. -
New sprirg extra 46e 60 70 old whest nou-, % 90
wHE r-R ceipts by wagon, $50 b.; BY rtv~r,
300. M.,kst dull. " quote new sprins Of toc,
Old GO:
CoaS S-Aarkst inactive and receipts light w
q o e snelled ~ $50; ear, t6c.
"Ars--Entirey nominal . os@36s for new; s70
40c Tor ID.
BARLsY-New Drop quoted ct S06s8c.
PurTsa-Aso art Gle Is sorth Is y 0loe.
HAy-New prairie - 80 per ton
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

STEAMBOAT sunk IN A STORM
Last Monday evening, during the severe
storm of wind and rain which visited this
section, email st ssmboat named Minne-ha.
ha, broke loose from its fastenings on the
shore at Fulton, and was driven out towards
the middle Of the river, where it sunk in
deep water-nothing being visible but the
top of the flag staff. The crew was on
board at the time, but were all saved. The
Minne-ha hs belongs on Lake Winnebsgo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
CARDS..
n. A MANSON,

A TrORNEY and Councillor at Law. Davenport.
n sc,it Go Iowa Will at I'd promptly :" all
proe ,sona business that may be entrustei 10 hin.
ke.er u Ron James Grant Davenport. AMI Hon.
san.nnd purt, N r. janlz ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
= e D.

Lest evening att n'slork, CA-HAsIND LOUISE.
dsrg,ter Hs wy teoosrd In the l3 b ,esr Of her
sge.
me fasersl wfl tahe plsee to day at O'Clock. -
the Hence os her parents. % Har i.or street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

MAnsIsp-In Shippensburg, Pa, on Tues
day eve, 18th inst. by Rev. Harper, d. d.,
Rev. }. II. McCALLisrER. of Rock Island. to
Mics MARGARET r., eldest daughter of VIM.
Mclean. Esq. Of the former place
Mr.. McCalIister is the pastor Of the Unit
ed Presbyterian Church in Rock Island,
and SONS time back preached half his time
to the congregation on this side. among
whom he is well and favorably known. and
to whom the news OF his having taken to him
self an "helpmeet' viii! be gratifying. May
Wisdoms ways and paths be his full Of
pleasantness and peace
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

~ We are requested to give notice to
those car'catures OF human nature who have
been driven out of Davenport, and have
stopped on this eide, that their departure is
required by the authorities without fail.
They can have two days for taking ur their
duds and walking. II found around here
after that time. they must look out for what
comes r. l. Argus.
Lord deliver us We hope, in mercy,
they will keep moving east.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
JOHN T.. n1LL$,

A rTpRNRY AND COUNSELOR At Law
~ and Notary Public.
OFFIcs-Oavenp,rt Bloct. Davenport. lowa.
mAy2s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
e following bills were ordered paid

Aid. Ramming moved that the Finance
committee confer with the city Attorney
and assessor for the purpose of ascertaining
the probable cost of ascertaining the
amount Of taxes levied for each OF the years
1858 and 1859 upon the several districts
which were annexed to the city of Daven
port in s55. and also upon those districts
subsequently annexed. Adopted.
Committee.to whom referred the market
house matters ask further time. Granted.
AID. Evans offered resolution to the eff
feet that the city Attorney be empowered
and directed to institute Q suit against the
n. l. NJ. Railroad. for unauthorized use of
Fifth street for railroad purposes.
Aid. Macintosh moved to lay on table.
Lost.
Aid. Morley moved to refer to City At
torney. Adopted
petition of the School Board asking
TO use the Council Chamber for meetings
Of the School Board was read, and the
prayer Of petitioners granted.
On motion, Council adjourned
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

LE During the heavy storm on
Monday evening last, hail as large as a
pigeons egg fell at Blue Grass. The storm
was more severe both north and south Of
US, than it was in this immediate vicinity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

large cuts charged 0voose tne same omeosions %
type.
pl.piayed advertisements onc.haif more than
usual rAtes.
Yearly advertising contracts win be understood 70
apply strictly the Immediate business Of the advef-
tser and all other advestsemenss sent In By the cd.
vsri,s.r will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied With Instructions
will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
Notices for religions and benevolent purposes in
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for IN
edrtsbip IN oteance, unless from approved Agents
Contrsats Tor yearly advertising terminsble ~ the
option OF advertisers, they paying An advancement OF
81 per cent. on The contrsct price.
Advertisements inserted next 70 reading matter
20 per cent sdvs sbovs rates, and kept on tn
eide rs per cent. advance regular rates.
All trans ent advertisements must b paid for 10
advance.
RiCHAROsOE = W9ST Iowa Sssts Democrat.
EANDERS BRO. Daily 0azette.
II. fischer co, Der Dsmokrsf
WARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

Ta9 GREAT W1sYERN
Insurance and Trust CsDpaIy,
Farmers Union Insuvanco Company
or ATHENS, PA,
Waving Consolidated their business, the same win
hereafter b. conducted by TIE united companies. in
the name Of the
THH GREAT WESTERN
Insurance Il Trust Company.
At their once IN the Compsoy's building.
4O3 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
BY th:s arrange ment the incnme o. the 1REl
WESTERN INSrR fNOE AND TRUST OOH-
PANY will he largely augmented End yer 1l30 ,00c
added to It's asse's OF which 11O0 COO Is In First
Mort with Do de bearing SIX per cent interest,
on irproved property. worth u L. the amount
which gives the Company over ESQ 900 sf svailable
means TO meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are -
~ adjusted and paid
Fire, Inlsnd. a~d Mnrj~e Cargo Rake Taken
Ms 4oM Favorable Ttrms'
respectfully soliciting your business. ve ere
Yonr obedient pervants,
CHAs. IATHR0P, Pre-.
WA. DARIISo vins.Pves
e.. N. SHIPM An, "a vice.pres
(ChsFge Of Branch Once, New Yovk.
Jas wnIoHT, oec. and Treas
q. D. RUSSELL, ASST 0ecs
DnEssoRs:
Chas I.ashsop, Hon VIM Darling, @ Shspmsn.
Jno Hunter, Alex Whirhn. IL Gillespie,
Has,.hnrst. Daniel Collier, Jas ? s.is,,
Chas Harlar, urraey ~ olocum,
H0urdy, Francis = l-r.
EDWIN FAY. Aessa
00ce With p AnKsS . KDw 9Os,
jy21-dlm No 10 0rsdy.st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

Mrs. EMERsoN's LECTURE ON Wo-
MANA FUNNY Txk-Mrs Maria Farley
Emerson, the lesturer on Woman and Wo-
mans Rights, duties. powers. influence and
passions. and the physiological distinctions
between her and the male members
of the human race. and upon slavery,
phrenology, literature, and the sciences
and fine arts generally, is q charac
ter in her way, and the lecture delivered
by her on Saturday evening last. at the
Council Chamber, was in every respect
worthy of its distinguished authoress. To
remark in preface. that the lady is no long
er yos thful, and very homely. might per-
haps be considered ungallant. and We there
fore refrain from saying so. but We know Of
no rule Of etiquette requiring US to assert
that her personal appearance is prepossess'
ing, or her manner facinating. when such
is not the case.
At an early hour quite large concourse
of gentlemen, curious upon the subjects. or
portion Of them. upon which Mrs. Emer-
son advertised herselfto to lecture. repaired to
the Council Chamber, where they paid the
sum of Is cents each. into the hand OF the
distinguished lecturer, then acting in the
capacity Of door.kseper. After some time
had passed the audience grew impatient and
signified their desire to be permitted i'm
mediately to receive the milk Of knovl-
edge from its fountain, but the lecturer re-
fused to leave the door. stating that she
Was wracked by fear lest some one should
come in while she was talking and thus
swindle her out of fifteen centa Finally.
however, the matter was compromised by
the appointment. by the audience. Of Capt.
Robert Ittler. Door-keeper pro tenn, and
that gentleman proceeded to take possession
Of the Office snd Of the fifteen cents of new
comers amid the loud and repeated cheers
Of the audience. In this sonnsction 1t ID
proper to mention that throughout the
evening the audience were particularly lib
eral in their expressions of applause. and
greeted not only the lecturer. but gentle
man Who kindly volunteered to attend ths
lights and every new conner. together with
every disgustsd person making bis exodus
with loud and enthusiastic cheers.
The lecturer fiaally took the stand. lay
ING . loaded pistol upon the table and call
Ing 4 huts ball.dss itsa ths porsh - hsl
a1e. sst shss paase,isd ed armed. tssas
: lsesass eAl1A -, hsss bsaa saass
|;i3sE:,E1i'tiI;i' = =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

Lock OUT FOR COu OuNTERFEITs..-Two
men went up ON the Fanny Harris, few
nights ago. having 81, 900 in counterfelts on
the State Bank of Iowa. intended for circu-
iation at Dubuque, Galens, and other pia-
ces up the river. The notes are Of the
denomination of one dollar. Some of them
have already made their appearance in
Davenport.
Farmers should be very careful in exam
lining the money they get in payment for
their grain and produce, as counterfeits are
almost as bad as Minnesota wildcat cur
renew
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
New Y oPk N aPkes.

(BY fELEoRAPH.1
NEW YoRK. July 20. 1889.
FLoUa-Dull. with . downward tensi-ncy sales
300 bis -, ,7O6g 16 90 for super Sts,e; IS mo
IS so sor extra state; IS 55as5 rs common t. good
extra western; $3.50 for old. Is IS fresh giound
RYE 1LOyR Dull, 00@4 IS
WHEAT-LoWer ssles 1000 ush. $50 white Ky.
CoRs-Dull and declining sales small st previous
prices
oars Heavy; ll@44c state and Oanandaisua.
RYE-oull
BARLEY-null.
PoRr Dull and heavy: sales 200 bbas, Is 10
msss; II Is limo.
BbRP-Unchsuged.
BACJu-Dall.
Our Ne ASs-Steady.
IARD-Rteaiy sales 200 bbs, Ike.
BUrTsR-Iirsn, 1913; state; 2!c choice do. lltG
15c Ohio.
CHE EsH-S. .arce AID drm
WHTsKv stAafy; sal.s 100 hbs 96hc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

ST. LoUls. July 90eh-A special dispsesh
70 the Bwlleeis ssys, that three negroes vho
we're on trsal at hsrshsll, No.. yesterday,
for rape and murder. we're taken nom me
jail By . mob; one vss burned - death
and the other two hung.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

Way Is IT why will crowds OF
men congregate about the corner of Second
aLd Front and Brady streets, an d stand
there all day long. only shifting from one
to the other side of the street as the sun
makes them seek the shade, while farmers
are hunting through town DAY after day
for harvest hands. and because they (the
fArmers) cannot pay butOns dollar . day
and board the hands. these same ,azy loun.
gers, will snser and insult the country
man.
They cay dollar dav is small wages
and that working in the harvest field is no
boys play. That may be all true enough,
but they forget altogether that circumstan.
ces, sometimes at least, partly alter cases
and that barrel Of -four sells now for five
dollars. that but three months ago. could
not be bought less than eight dollsrs-and
other things in proportion. And again,
farmers are not really justified in paying
the exhorbitant prices they were obliged to
pay two summers ago.
But setting these reasons al aside. the
old sdsgs :hAlf loaf is better that nc
bread" should be considered before dollar
. day and board 10 refused these times.
No doubt many Of these same oilers strong
healthy msn. have bssa laying ont heir oar,
an . he grsaese part Of The winter, mol
sasaiag RI ssak ssd probably 10 sssd .
~ ssssssasiss u slils. aad ~ they vii
| ssse = ~ soie oIsds y Ne hrasts. N,
Soulle 49, - - 6tS mad y ~
| - !A uhtle9ee sasSls - :
kN-l2l.A lll 49, - IA 4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

ANU AGENT AND REAI nSrATE BROKER,
IL viii give special attention 20 renting houses snh
coiiscttng rents Also, tuy, sell, exchange. lease
Hai pay axes real estate negotiate loans exam
ine1 sui It'll ., &C sc
OsgIoE-at 81 stemore l. LsWes' Bank. No II
Brsdy strs~t, Davenport, Iowa maylO"6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

cHas. z. PUTNAM. .. LAKE.
PUTNAM & LEAkE.
TrORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS At Law, ant
n Sotaris Public Once, No. . M,in street,
Davenport. 0wa. 0syl7uH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

n RvSSrrr q. T. wHITCoMB
BENNETT 4 WHITCOMB,
rrnRNRYe AND COuNSEILORS AT Law,
n Notsries Puhic and Commissioners OF DEEDS,
viii In the Courts Of Scott, Clinton Jackson
and nuscstine counties, and TN ROCK isIand county,
IN and the U. 9 District Court OF Iowa
OyrrcE-N. " Corner Main and Second streets.
JAnli
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21
BURTIS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA / FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.


NORTHWEST COZ. DRADY AND vOUaTa SIS j,
VYYlDBu you con get yeaR money oack in the
w "a spe n sp elogHntly Citing 8 Tm nj, inside
at ef u best matlta and at The very lowest -.
a Ane assortaeot o Cloths, ooseSnesee ana YES
49,. =. ~. WA vtl . 1aAe 20 erdeg at he
eAevssst nettes. ,,,.,
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w. ID. Blaim. NJ. ID.

rIAvIN0 ioeated IN the City Of Davenport re-
II srectfully solicis The patronage Of the cits~no
Having ha3 lo1s expe41eoce In the treotnent Of
DIDDAoDS OF THD EYE,
VII rive them, together With other Practice, ~
faithful atseosion.
n n0cs - DssAy-stssst, arss stalzS abovs ~
os1 ODce loT-amV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

~ The woman and big dorg that
lectured here on Wednesday evening, came
from down the river, where she had been
treating the citizens Of the various towns
along her route with her spicy sayings.
The Burlington Hawkeye. in noticing In a
humorous manner. her lecture in that city,
says;
"At the conclusion Of her so-called lee.
cure-a collection having been taken up for
the purpose she gave chronological analv
sis Of one Of the priest-hea in the city and
enlightened and astonished the audience BY
giving an account Of bis wonderful prone
ness and capacity for raw eggs and cab
bage.
We regret that her very appreciative au.
dience we're not willing to disperss after
she had announced the conclusion of the
entertainment, and that it was only with
the assistance Of bull dog and the display
Of pistol. which with great GOODNESS and
deliberation she with difficulty extracted
from a capacious and vel filed pocket and
presented it At the audience, that she could
accomplish the desired purpose, but which
she then did in an increditahly ehort time.
Having then approached her as cautious
~ and meekly ~ possible. Mrs. Maria Far
lev Emerson told NJ in replv to question
which We tremblingly asked. that she would
lecture no more to euch stupid and ill-bred
puppies AZ the Burlingtonisns So We sup
rose We must thank Heaven and Madame
Emerson fnr what We have already got
and henceforsh seeb el.ewhere information
and ins'ruct,en on the all absorbing topic
Of "Woman's RIGHTS"
PS-The lady Departed this morning
for the North-principally accompanied
with three rewter coins. one bulldog and
huge bt quet Of "smart weed"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-21

EE The r. !. Reyister-says that
Pagan was pursued by Deputy Sheriff LIT
LEk well, We are surprised who in town
knew that Bob had received that appoint
ments
For fear of forgetting oil his titles we will
put them in print
ROBERT NJ. Ll1rLER, c. E. F. D. C. D.,
l.. Z. g., G. S. G., Ex. A. G. S. L., and A. 5. )
which being translated would read ir
this wise Robert NJ. LrrrLER. Chief En-
gineer Fire Department City Of Davenport,
Local Editor Gazette, Captain Sars6eld
Guards, Ex Agent Good Samaritan Liniment
Deputy Sheriff and-can be taken for jus,
what it spells. but was intended for adds
Second Supe"