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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
(For the Democrat.)

A WORD TO THE PuBLlC.-MesSrs.
Editors In our beautiful city may be
found people from various parts of the
world. We, in America, have been brought
up. as we think, under good moral rules
and regulations. Our institutions, under
our laws. have prospered. We would not
exchange customs, if we could, with any
9th er nation under heaven. We are re-
publican government the stars and stripes
wave over the land of the brave and the
home of the free; but, sirs, we, in Daven
port, are getting little ahead Of the times,
in our ideas of freedom. When we have
advanced, or retrograded, whichever it may
be. to that point in freedom that We hoist
the stars and stripes over public gardens,
dance houses and ten-pin allevs in full blast,
on the Sabbath day then it seems. to
some at leaet. simply bordering on the
ridiculous, to say the least. Now, the wri-
ter does not wish to interfere or speak
against the amusements of our German
friends. only when they overstep the liberty
granted by the laws and good order Of the
land of their adoption. For instance; would
Americans be doing right-indeed. would
this community tolerate it in Yankees, to
open dance houses. ball alleys, and 50 on,
for Sunday amusements There are several
in our city. Their aag-staffs rise high
above the spires that 60 up from temples
dedicated to the worship Of the living God,
pointing up to that rest on high. Of which
our Sabbath is the emblem. Isit just, is it
a. it should be9 Cannot our friends dance
and amuse themselves in one way and an
other 10 six days and nights, out of seven 2
Now. sirs. that part of this community who
are entirely opposed to the whole affair, a.
at present conducted, would say to our
friends Who must amuse themselves to the
extent that seems to be necessary to satisfy
them, put your gardens, your dance-houses
your ball-allsys ell in motion on Monday
morning and keep it up until Saturday
night, but for Gods saks, for the sake Of
the reputation Of the city. and the land Of
your adoption, let 10 have one day out Of
the seven to walk With our families. to and
from church, and st least have The privilege
Of listening TO the good old tunes and di.
vine taashiasA without bsieg interrupted
AID obliged TO hear st the sans time. the
.selss cad seafasioA incident upea thsss
sssdAy rsvslrisA These Sasday psIssn,
| 1eoet e ~ The lsoeA - . lhAns eno
| iStssst v VII M - - tssj,s Sai
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
MAII, ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening aud closing mails In the Davenport
Post once:
FAsTgRH NAIL, arrives ~ 6:l0 ano 3oO d
closes at 9:i5 A n AAG t:8o PA.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern lows,
arrives at 5.6O y c.osesat 0:1S A M.
SouTHsEs MML, from g.. Louis ana Southern Mis-
souri,, araives at $50 n; closes at S.1bA
wssTEsN AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 n; closes sty:30P NJ.
ILLIHos WAY NAIL, arrives S:46 n and go ?
n; closes at 0 a and SPM
RivaR NAIL eoUTH, including river towns above at.
Louis, the Missou,t River, Nsb.ssks and Kansas,
via Hannibal 4 St. Joseph 4 =, arrives st 10
N; closes stlPn.
RIVER NAIL, IN Guiding river towns from L. Claire
to Lyons, arrives st 9 4 y clio ,es st S.3O A y.
NORTHERN MAIL, BY land, up the river, arrives st
p M sundays, Wednesdays and Iridsys: closes at
9PM en- Mondays, Wednesday, and Frtdavs.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL u, closes 1t IL -
Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Bsturaays.
AMiTy MAIL, arrives and closes at IL u Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
AxAx0sA NAIL, arrives and closes IN II NJ, on
Thursdsys
The tihce will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from 9 to 10AM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
River Items.
Tuesday. June 81.

AueouoJs vuoe 80
ARRIVED.
DENMARK. Gray, st Louis.
KEoxUK, Dodge, Keokuk.
w. L. EwISG. Rhodes, St Paul.
CRY BELLE. Campbell. Waya
DEPARTED.
DENxAKK, Gray, st. Paul.
kEoKuK. Dodge. Dubuque.
w. l. EWING. Rhodes, st Louis.
CRY BELLE. Campbell, Dubuque.
The fine packet Black Hawk 10 the morn
ing boat for Keokuk, At Z o'clock. The
river at this point fell five inches in the "a
hours ending at dark yesterday.
At st. Louis the river had swelled one
foot in "a hours ending ct dark on Saturday
and was still swelling at the same rate.
The Illinois is reported falling.
The Missouri is falling, from St. Joseph
down.
At Cairo the Aisaissippi Wa ct . stand,
last reports.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
Davenport Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT,

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT,
Tuesdsy evening. June -, 1859. (
This has been beautiful summer day. The wsath-
er warm, but the breeze very refreshing BUSINESS
seemed moderately brisk, and thejsrsin market was
. little more active than for the past few days.
We quote - follows
TLoUR-A decline has taken place in the wholesa ale
prices to day: The demand Is light and NO shpmen,s
BY either railroad or boat We quote new spring
extra $5 50; choice old 50 So Retail IN advance
Of 50 cents 10 aske0 for both brands
wHsAr-AIrivals by wagon to-day were more
thsn yesterday. Receipts about 500 bushels. A
choice article Of good new wheat brings S. cts !,
medium 70@sO; old s5@l %; select old $l,0o.
CoaH-A few arrivals by wagons but NO change
In the prices, We quote shelled 1t b79s0; ear g.
OATs--Arrivals light and but little doing. New
brings 00@8s; old 4O950.
PoTAToss-A good demand but poor SUPPLY Old
1I2O: new scarce st 20 cents peck.
1oos-very scarce at cents,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

TRIAL OF MowERs.-Tuesday after
noon we, ia company with several gentle
men, upon Introduction Of our respected
fellow citizen l.. s. Veile, attended q trial
of mowers at the farm of Mr.. Sennett, situa-
ted about midway between Rock Island and
Moline.
The trial was between the Nanny mower
and Hubbard's Wrought Iron mower; the
former by Mr. Veile, the agent here, and
the latter by the manufacturer in Moline.
The Nanny did not work we'll The rea-
son why it did not, was not from any fault
on the part of that kind of machine, for it
is we'll know that they are a standard ar
ticle. The greatest trouble. undoubtedly,
was the want of some practical farmer to
operate it. We do not lose any confidence
in the machine on account Of this failure to
operate und er adverse circumstances. The
other machine-Howardss patent-worked
to charm. 1t is the best mower we ever
saw put into grass. without any exception.
No matter how badly grass is lodged or
twisten about by rain storm or overgrowth,
may if it we're rolled down with farm
roller-this machine would cut it without
any trouble. The committee composed of
Mr.. Van Wyck, 'of this city, Mr..
Sennett and Judge Gould, of Moline, was
highly pleased with its operation.
There were large number of persons
present from the sister cities The Nanny
machine in the hands of an experienced
person, would perhaps do nearly as good
work as the Howard.
Mr.. Veile is agent for the Nanny Reaper
and Mower, in this city, and Messrs Will
liams, Heald Il Co., for the the Howard
Reaper and Mower, at Moline.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

The STKAwBERRY FRsTIvAL.-of the
Congregational church, takes place to night
at the Metropolitan Hall. The doors will
be open at four clock in the afternoon, for
children, and special table will be set for
those with candies, strawberries DC. No
admission for children.
In the evening Prof Waugh, Of Rock ls-
land will favor the company with some
music on the guitar. Admission IL ctA. or
25 cts. for two.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

consideration Of the subject. by announcing
that financial measures are In preparation.
OF the severest character, in consequence Of
the successful laying Of the Red Sea Tels-
graph Cable.
The further telegraph dispatches from
India may be expected to be transmitted In
about Z days.
The subscriptions. 1t Berlin. for the loan
OF 100000 roubles. 10 likely to be soon
filled.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company was held YESTERDAY.
new Board, Of members. WAS appoint
ed. with authority to add 4 to each member.
and to early carry into effect the agree
ment with the government.
The issue Of new H5 shares. TO the extent
OF f6OO. 900 was sanctioned, to enjoy pref.
erential dividend Of 8 per cent
The MMIsTEaIAL CRIsD.-The London Ad.
re'tiser says there will be . majority against
the ministers. Of from to 10.
The London Star thinks there will be .
division early on Friday morning.
The London Times explains the tacitur-
nifty on the Ministerial side, ON Tuesday
night. 1t appears that at the commence
ment Of the debate there remained 13 mem.
bers OF the ministerial side, who had not
yet been sworn. and who, therefore, could
not vote.
n. D'lsreal, conceived tho idea OF passing
division, while the Liberals we're short.
The channel feet vii! anchor at Spithesd
on the oath. and will consist Of 80 penants.
including Is sail Of the line.
Tha TnnAon nn.J.. N.,s. l.. ~ n
cayil respecting the battle of Magenta, 10
silenced By tho fact that the Au.trians had
not rested from the field, and that the capi.
tai Of Lombardy 10 now in the hands Of the
allies.
The London Post remarks, that sinos
Monday morning, the public have been
passing to and from the metropolis. with
their mouths open. ready to swallow any
report. and after censurin9 the mistifica.
tions Of its cotemporaries, indicates the
clear and marked progress Of the allies. as
follows: They are now In Milan. Psvia il
evacuated. Gen. Urban's corps 10 dispersed
Garabsldi 10 every where successful, and the
main body Of the Austrian army 10 falling
back.
The Aduerfisev accuses the French dis.
patches Of Misrepresentation, because they
do not tally with the Austrian bulletins.
The Times devotss leader to the French
position in Italy. though it does not yet re-
gard Napoleon Ill ~ having covered him.
self with glory, and says that hitherto he
has made good his advances, and worked a
steady success.
VIENNA, June-Austrian Bulletir.-The
official Austrian correspondence contains
the following:
After our troops had. according to orders,
evacuated Milan, on Sunday. the public
functionaries also relinquished their charge
providing for the security Of the town,
which was transferred TO the municipality v.
The Imperial Austrian functionaries have
withdrawn TO Verona. but it is possible they
may resume their posts aud functions in
Mantau.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
two OF the most influential powers had
agreed on proposing an arrangement after
the first great battle, and If necessary. in
sisting upon its adoption by the beIliger-
ents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

st. Louis. June 2O.-The Overland Mail
with dates to the 9th arrived last night.
News unimportant.
previous report of an attack on Beale's
party by MohAve Indians was incorrect.
The Indians are peacable.
Utah dates to May 24,h. state that por-
tions Of the Salt Lake Valley were inun-
dated in consequence Of the swollen condi-
tion OF the streams. The northern part Of
Salt Lake City was in danger of being
flooded. Ogden city was also in danger Of
being swept away by the flood Of Ogden
River.
The officers Of the steamer Skylark report
the reception in Leavenworth on the 10th,
Of a 900 worth Of Pixies Peak gold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
Trustees Sale.

A 8 authorized and empowered by deed OF trust
"A execu'cd 10 me by Thomas Yarwood, Will h Is
duly recorded In the Recorders ofice for Scott
ty, ttste Of Iowa, in Book s" OF mortgages, pag
8l2, shall, on the 18th day OF July, 1859. at
ococK,P p. NJ, At the court Housedonr In the City OF
Davenport Iowa, sell to the highest bidder cash
the following described tract Of real estae lying and
being situate in the County Of Scott and rtate OF
Iowa, to wit: comm ncing afy(5Ojfeet south from the
orthn west OF Juu. Reeds lot, situate in lot
Noone( Ibock No thrty(3 the City OF Davenport
thence along said Reeds soath line eighty 1901 feet
to the west line OF lot No wo rel block No thirty
I20l thence south twenty. eight 1851 teet; thence
cighty sol feet 10 east side OF Western Aven1e
and thence west 70 the place Of beginning. The
Trustee will eel only the title conveyed to hm
June22.4E WIN COLLINS, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

PIc.NIc.-The Sabbath School con-
nected with the United Presbyterian
Church. intend holding a pic mic on the
bluff. week from to morrow. The teach
ere and parents have very wisely chosen
this day, instead Of the glorious fourth" to
enjoy Equiet retreat and recreative amuse-
ment. a. most of the scholars are young
children.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

INTENDED BURGLARY.-This even
ing burglary will be committed at the
German Theater, by THE Robbers" As
there are no police on watch we presume
they will not be disturbed, but we would
advise our citizens to drop in and see how
it is done. "Who speaks first" for the af-
ter piece. There is fun ahead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

Boy RUN OvER.- Yesterday morn
ing small boy, the con of Patrick Sum
mer-, residing near the depot, was sent ont
to gather chips on the Railroad track inside
of the depot grounds, and while filling his
basket he had crept under some cars that
we're standing unhitched to the locomotive.
The engineer, having occasion to remove the
cars and not noticing the boy, backed up .
locomotive attached TO another train to
couple these cars with the others, and in 20
doing, the boys leg was run over at the
ankle, and smashed to jelly. DIR. Adler,
performed the operation Of amputating the
foot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

~ As tho river recedes, let the
displaced side walks on Front street. be
promptly attended TO. The water has
played the mischief with them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

~- The Democratic State Conven
tion takes place tomorrow. We shall not,
probably. be able to publish the proceed
ings until Saturday or Sunday morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
~ The Editor of

~ The Editor of the keokuk
Journal predicts that in less than two years
Keokuk will number fifty thousand popula-
tion We surely have no objections, though
we are free to confess we cannot believe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
ny We understand fhnre 10 IN

T We understand there is TO be
a grand musical convention at Widemann's
Garden, on Ripley street Bluff, next Sun
day afternoon and evening. The German
Manerchor and Ladies Glee Club. .Concordia.
are invited and some excellent music is ex-
pected
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

Our telegraphic dispatch to day
contains further foreign news by the Kan
garo. The telegraph columns will be inter
esting during the progress of the fight over
the water.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

MACBErH.-A full house witnessed
the performance Of this shaksperian Trage-
dy At McVicker's Theatre. on Monday night
The characters were all well tanned, and
Macbeth" and Lady Macbeth" were
particularly, we'll delineated by Mr.. Tilton
and Miss Woodbury.. Mr.. Myers, as "Mac-
duff" did full justice to his part. and was
frequently applauded. The witches were
as inhunan a set as could we'll be gotten
up. and their orgies were very imposing.
"a, s. s." was as ludicrous farce as has
been presented by McVicker. Bradley's de-
lineation Of "Diogenese Hunter" was very
natural, with a free and easy style, very de-
sirable on the stage. The public have been
very agreeably surprised at the excellent
performances Of McVicker's company, and
are nightly crowding the theatre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22


A LLIN6 & WILLIAMS having removed their
IA Lumber Yards to the corner of Harrison and
Fourth streets, are now prepared TO offer great In.
ducements to purchasers OF Lumber, having
The Largest and Best Assortment
IN THE CITY,
Consisting in part Of the following. namely:
6O0yOOo II Fencing, frsm IL to - feet long.
500 600 It Timber, Joists and Scantlins, all lengths
and sizes.
100000 IT Flooring. dressed and undTeesed.
200 010 It Siding, dressed end undressed.
200 600 II Clear and second Clear Boards and
Plank.
2cOO0o It Poplar, from n TO inches thick.
400 bdls Of No Chicago Shingles, consisting OF
Shaved, Out and Sawed.
$40 bdls Of I.sths.
200 bdls Of Pickets. ~ and Inches.
Also large aes ortment Of Eoors and SSH.
Also large assortment Of oil binds Of Hard Wood
for Carriage and Cabinet Makere' use oil Of which
W Will cell At the very lowest market prices st
new yard, conner OF Harrison and Fourth streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
ALLIN0 Z WILLIAM
?. 8. Also go 900 II Of bridge Timber. sawed e.
pressly for Bridges, &e. spv9 d9m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

~ The strawberry season is about
played out. The good people Of Davenport
cannot complain that they have not had q
fair supply this year. The last strawberry
Festival of this season will be given this
evening, by the members Of the Congrega-
tionsl Church. Remember it and be on
hand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

New DIRHcToRY.-We un lerstand
that Coy 4 Co., have taken the initiatory
steps towards getting up Business Dirsc-
tory for the cities of Davenport. Rock
Island and Moline. 1t win be got up in
good style ct 81 so per copy. Advertisers
will be accommodated ct go per page, $6
for half page, - for fourth page. aad
80 for an eighth page. Let it Be well pa
tronized.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

EAT AND GRow FAT.-Those who
want choice groceries need look no further
than the store Of I. II. Morley Il Co. There
can be no doubt but that their stock will
please everybody. Go and see.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

Eg A Black bear form the pine
ries Of Wisconsin, was parsded through
town yesterday by its owner. followed by q
crowd of wondering juveniles
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
HN- We understand that there

H We understand that there is
considerable fault found with the noise
created at the Garden, at the head Of Rip
ley street. Those who reside near the
garden, state that they cannot sleep, in
consequence of the great disorder. and
threaten to have the garden prosecuted as
q nuisance
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

YESTERDAY was another beautiful
summer day. It was quite warm in the
sup, but the breeze was very refreshing. and
altogether the weather was very seasona
lilo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

EW The work Of surveying the
Cedar Valley Railroad will commence i'm
mediately, or SO soon as the requisite
amount OF funds shall be raised to defray
expenses Of making such survey.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
@Mcyicker's company from Chi

HMcVicker's company from Chi
csgo, now performing 10 the German Thea :
ter, Davenport, to large and enthusiastic au-
diences, are giving entire satisfaction.
Good enough for Mac He can give the
denizens of the rural districts alnusemeDts a.
are amusements. depend upon that. 's"'s-
day Leader. Chicago.
All yery well az far as Mac. is concerned
but don't call us rural districts Mr.. Bliss. Oh
move cant stand that. "Take any shape
but that. and our firm nerves shall never
tremble'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
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CARDS..
II. A. SAMsON.

A TrORNEY and Councillor al Law, Davenport,
"A Scott CO., Iowa Will att nd promptly to ali
Refer TO Hon. James Grant, Davenport, and Hon.
Bdmund Burk-, N. n. jnnl2-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESBBROUGn, !,


JULIUS BROUGn.
Dental 011Tgo01a.
W Davenport and Vicinity that be has oVsasa -
o0ce directly over the Davenport Gas Cos. IN nes-
wins Block Perry, between THIRD and Yourth sta.
for the tTansoction " Mechanical and Operative D
tistry IN oil ts branches Having resstvsd inssrue
t from, and DURING the rest gear bssn asseeaasA
With, one OF ths most able psaotioness In The Dss -
feels confident that Operations entsuo q 70 ha0
Will be executed IN careful and skillful aAnnes
He WI Be most hsppy 70 show any vho nay favos
him With cell. his reoommsndsit0os, which are e
the highest ehsssetss, aaA would invits he osss
critical animation upon oil vork coumittsd - ~
hands. All operations registered ane -asrsntsA-
He socits share Of The public 1strou.1- and sahn
psssssrein IN suhmittins shs fe''cvios testimonial:
HEw LosDos .Oee. =. isss.
pupil q mine In the study OF Dentistry, and sAas
during the past year, he has 0perated VIII - d ~
oacs. IN III professional oblty havet ereaaese
coaddenoe, and Cordially Yeoom0eoA ~ - onV
fal Dental Operator. W. oN1vY1nlD.
And siso IN rsfsYring - Mspsrs.
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Hon Ebeusssr IAasnsA, J Q Lssrssd,
DS. Lewis Dstss, 1sv DanIel 1uatnGoan,
= - Drs~as, DIV ? See11as1,
ofnsw 1oadoa, Conn aIsets
Or. bsrrevs. ND hnsvs.
H@y y Cannon. Dr. Dskey,
Dr. WithefWaa, Nv d Maoln,
WHy ouslsy -. ns.rs Ossk 0as00A
~ D : Yaskasd, Do fsas.
b Barrow -, VA 1A0inGloos
DDWos1wasd, ANNA
{! 80: -; u.s
Jes LA0bssee. ~ 1OGsss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

MR. c. H. KENT, Land Agent, sold
another house and lot yesterday. He has
remarkable faculty for selling real estate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
~ w. II. Dedrick. the boot Al

H w. H. Dedrick, the boot and
shoe dealer, returned yesterday from . 90
journ Of three or four weeks In the East,
where he has been. rumaging around
through al the manufactures, and picking
out everything he could get for nothing. 70
- to give them away when he got home
He has bought larger stock Of boots and
shoes than ever came to one firm in this
city, and whsu..thsy arrive he will astonish
the natives with low prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, june ~, 1859.

ErC. II. scriysn, CS Dearborn street, Chicago,
IL TO receive eadvertioe0ents FOR this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

~ During the performance Of
"Aasbeth,' : on Monday night while LADY
Macbeth" was On the stass. walking In hsr
deep, some enc In The audience became
tlekisd II ) tsadss spot, and gave vsat n
~ Sssliags y snstAWtd laughter. The
lsSllae tsosns eeeaaoeses . ~ inmsdists
sselellv, ~ - : Ne ~ llAssAsa ss sks
lsttMss W 1lvlttsl - - ~ tus
+! '||'!'; ~ ,ls|:'4 ! y !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22

NEW YORK. June 81. 1889.
FL0uA-very dull 6@1O cents lower. 0oles 0c0
bbls at s6@6 10 super state; 360s 80 extra
Stats; 8 6a@7 10 common n eood extra Weston.
RYE FLoUR-null; O0@6 Is
WHnAf - Tending stronely down 'sale0 small,
company sales 000 coo bushels at 6o0eo mixed
western; 6s0sl round yellow.
OATs-Lower at le(0Sl State and Canadian.
DARLBY-Dull and unchanged.
1YE-Dull and unchanged.
F0nK-0teady for -, . but unostttled for prinaes
Ssles 900 bbls ct S 50 new nsss ;:1s 50 prime.
0BR1-Unchaneed.
Cur MEASs-Dull.
WHIsKY-26Kc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-22
JOHN g.. BILLS

A TTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public.
OFFIcs-Davenports Block, Davenport, Iowa.
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