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Pcr1Oanl Intelligence.

win Co. Place de Ia Bourse Paris from Feb II 10 March
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hszard kHsw fr al TH' y sSds
md Wife sermer s' Brown and wife soeHe Clinton g.
Blum sap and si 6ai HfsS airing
g. siff ~ b. psaac Nd j. y s''""'
ARRIVALS.
ws Mr. siO ne rcs4 ls ansr p s ySSn
sGst %n. and Two NJ Fors%sn and Mr.
tyiand wnEsman sesupcnhaasen Mr. Hc i,SiS
Ftps caro- Jf ksiD e Tass Te nas%f
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sor sD So mrn a naS%'N S stuart oa
sr Faconcr wife and som Mr. Moskopp, Con
Mrs Tucker, nss seton. Mrs Watts 7 smith, bslaenr'
MI and nss ESa.z. fhn sesH & Maze MIN
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d ,o s! sarepsh bst e ii ss; Ts ss
James s " sicSan Mrs ,ora sd i SSd W ka
81 SR FIN SsPs S sfiSs
G : Hsywooa and lady Nrs q Wagner Mrs A cas @ni
daughter, Simeon Sax, Pwaegoner, Is -,cvensand s.
sieerage-
DEPARTURES.
for Bremen, via soniAsm cion, Ia steamship BremsnH
S,o nspz geo Arroux Charles rloschmann. Isdy ssd
rStsa r,s.sn icn reiySgs and aav nr@hs and o
Ade ph Jacobs Psr Jsrys Mrs ohrfslao suih Ca,errs
Emu M New sc Ss caro a an %o cS
No Henry riseaei Mrs Mnns Soswr California; Gnsi..e
Wm oroh, baltimore; riegfried Berner Milwaukee, Martin
Mes Cincinnati frcdr Crsner MEXICO erd Muller Ham
Nt;rssf Brin wie and i've children Em DliimsrscR New
YORK Ms ranI ana tMS ssdrsn Ccpynestic Miss Mar
,otsus ana % in he steersgc.
ForGusrcw in the Steamship Glaegoww Rutherford lady
ard three children; Ms Mckenzie and two children; Mr.
Gampel onr ehldren and two servsns Cap, keso Mr.
ary Tester Jowait. Total ~ and 81 siccrase
os ssyn.naD ia s a.. ss" ~, and Mr.. Tho
trio, II Mebc, Rev Jas Mathews Mrs Mathews MISS
NsSs %. Ss.h Nc s'F srA Ss HT dssnp
su.,on Mrs tl.sseu Joe u PIT ML.zaroU, DR. rismon,
%ssy Row ,'f1,gp spsds% sssos is%ss
S sG.s synfy no ssss' 1o% Ss
m'EsnSs lie I hc1sA s'r BonTs Master Cor
ard five In siccragc.
rcrsavansah IN The steam,hip TInsvie-rdwun Kcrsvlle
John ms .'st Hunt ne sna f oss l ssned
brown MRS Flcmminc, Miss laura Ficmmng Miss Maria
MAS icwrscnd " saccauey gutsiiason, Hos
scr Char eS,ontr The steamship James AdgerJ Rrunns
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The New York Chamber OF Commerce.

special meeting Of the Chamber held Monday
afternooDPeatah Pert in the chair. The Chair stated
that the meeting called according to the provisions OF
the by awe at tho written request of five members OF
the Chamber He said the meeting had been called for
the purpose Of expressing their views upon the Hlrbor
Commissioners bill and other matters appertaning there
to now before the Legislature lie stated that II would
be remembered by many present that some years ago
great alarm was felt by the property holders aud NOR
chants Of New York, in consequence OF entertainments
that were then being made upon the harbor.
AT one time Il seemed Brooklyn and New York would
be locked together hy piers. Tho matter brought TO
the attention OF the Legislature and Harbor Commissioners
appointed, composed OF eminent men from different
parts Of The State, who after careful survey Of the
ban Dor made report tba legislature, and upon which
the latter body acted Subsequently, the duties Of the
Baroor Commissioners WERE by an act OF the Lesis-
ature merged into the Board Of Pilot Commissioners,
without any solicitation their part. The grand oh.
cct the Harbor commissioners To the rigid
utou OF laws made TO protect the harbor from
Entertainments. The present Board OF Commissioners in
their zeal to faithfully discharge their duties have incur
red considerable opposition from interested parties, and
who seeking to have the itom Of $40 or the
support Of the Harbor Commission stricken out OF the
Appropriation bill.
MIR A. A. Low presented preamble and series of re-
solutions relation TO the subject, asking the Legis
out of the Annual APPROPRIATION bill by the Assembly,
be restored and that the Pilot Commissioners act as they
have heretofore with regard to harbor encroach
mepts
The Chairman, stated in reply TO question, that tn,
striking out Of the sum mentioned would render tue
law pugatory The Pilot Commissioners had actually been
compelled 10 expend considerable amount oil money Of
their own individual funds to carry out the law and
measures had been taken 10 refund IT,
Mr.. G. II. Marshall stated that the Commissioners have
carried out the law to tho very letter to prevent tbcs
abuses, which renders them unpopular certain parties
and unless the merchants move in the matter the law
will undoubtedly be repealed remained therefore, Tor
them to make demonstration If they felt interested in
regard to preventing the ships from being filled in.
L!r. Blunt stated that the Commissioners now in
their employees ton thousand Go lars for the
past year The resolutions adopted, and copies
dcred be to the Governor and both houses the
LEGISLATURE.
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SyicIpE.--Bcniamn Hansford long known rs
TIC proprietor OF tho City Hotel NJ WILLIAMSBURG Va
committed suicide last week hv cutting h,s turosi lilo
ag'v wears Of age aud had retired from bust
J ees on gVw!y.eL.J
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
truss They also keep silk elastic stockings
veins supporters shoulderbaccs
mites made 70 order No. vesey street. Asor House. T.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, March II, at st.
Anne church, by Rev. u. Carw1n AIsRxs GABRIEL AK.
SAUIr, Of Cognac, France, TO Miss ASg MIEuE eldest
daughter Of Mr. Lorenzo Dclmonico.
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DR.. E. II. LoyNenthal's Water Cure.-Tran.
and permanent boarders taken. Ito Beecker street
Nav York.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
by all stacness at wholesale only by lBERHARD FABER
eOle AGENT E3 William street..
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| Ten Pounds Coffee 81; n Chest Of Tea a.:
sugars reduced In price, REDFORDs Sixth avenue
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Died.

WArrsoN I'm San Francisco, on Wednesday, Feb. !
the wife of $. i. WATSON, Of 4 son.
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BarTy's Tr1cOpher0us 10 the Best md
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' Try Sold By al
drup
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs--
The best in the xod pasang all made Sold and applied
nj the mandatory, 23o Broadway.
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HOl1OSyay's Oint meOt.-The Effect Of this
peerless seve truly wonderful of sad head
and scorbtc cruptions tia, had deed other
yield In few days 10 its cleansing and healing powers.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beet In the world Wholesale and retail and the dye mi
yatey applied No. 6 Astor House.
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Take HenIthful Physical Exercise a
WOODS Gymnasium, No East TWENTY. eighth street
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Gurney's New Photog rnphsc and fine Ar,
gallery 7o broadway Photographs dAguerreoypes mnie
lures In OIL and ivorytypes.
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Curs Your Cougn.-a5 Cents
lis Tbisd avenue. near Fourteenth street,
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Straw Hats.-Men's, Boys, Misses and Chill
dyen's large by package
MAYHEkS, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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wheeler 6 Wilson's Sewsps Machines.
Office 6H broadway, N. Y.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
duov
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
sropThis the genuine article, equalled tor
producing the possible edge razor For sale BY
IS SAUNDERS, NOT Astor House.
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Defiance Salnmantler Snfes-Nith Patent
powder proof locks and cross bars Also fire and burglar
proof pailcr safes pepot 1872 Pearl Wl remoye
April TO Us Murray street. corner College place
ROBEHr M. PATRICK
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Superior Shirts, Of the Finest Materials,
sewed by hand made order and m ut the
MUM shirt store, 200 Grand street I. OiDUSOGHCE.
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mzSC GILLIAN Nous.

mkSC Glz1AAUH1DUS.
4 HAIR DYE THAT WILL DYE THE HAIR INsTAN-
a taneously he cheapest aud best.
GtUh6E's LIQUID HAIR DYE.
Black or brown No bu,pipg staining the flesh linen
THIhTYSEvEN CEN rs A Bun,
Or three toyes dollar
much hair dye" AZ those solc for dollar each.
WEiSkEkS AND MUSTaCHES
Dyed in few seconda his dye will pjure the hair but
give life like and natural color. Principal depot sccs
drug BOG Grand sre. NJ Y. Sold 10y all drugs
dealers also by MIS- Hayt lis Fulton street brooklyn
lender d Co 1Mrd and Walnut streets, L Philadelphia
= L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES. &c
These celebrated cards penddly engraved only he
had at bToadway, corner OF Duane street
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pJaHOf0rtes-Nevv and Second Hand.
Will be cold nj great sacrifice close estate f
decdcd bargain call at i2 Broome street. Broadway
second floor cash or approved paper Dealers please call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29
l. A TE ST EW s.
By TELEGRAPH. ]


NEw YoRx. July 2s--Considerablee excite.
ment has been created in religious circles bv
an announcer ent in the Evening Post that
Rev. Dr. Bellows had proposed in an address
before the United Clergymen Of the Unita-
risn Church. the establishm ment Of New
Catholic Church. differing from the Church
OF Kome by the omission of what NAV be
deemed certain obsolete, erroneous. or need
lee. doctrines. but preserving the attractive
features, the rituals. the imaginative sym.
bols. the sacred festivals which help to Give
the Roman Catholic Church its ponulsr and
universal character; the new sect to be de-
nominated The Broad Church,
Rev. Mr.. Frothine CHAM, minister Of the
same church. who, with Rev. Dr. Ossood.
WAS said to be connected with DR.. Beilows'
plan, denies ell knowledge Of this magnifi.
cent scheme. and treats the matter - Joke.
The Evening Post. however, Publishing Mr..
Frothingham's card, says: Mr.. rockingham
Is mistaken In supposing that DR.. Bellows
plan Of new Catholic Church 10 q Joke.
The discourss announced Il 10 pervsded by
tsns Of earnest feeling which 10 charsetsr
istic Of the eloquent preacher of oil souls,
and it 10 highly improbable that he lid
be guilty Of indulging his pleasantry in 4
form 20 impressive and solemn % public
address before the United Clsrgymen Of hi,
den0Qination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29
LIE CLAIRE ITEMS.


~ J. p. Sauers, who was srr> ted
on Saturday last, for passing counterfeit
money. was held 70 bail on Tuesday last by
9. w. Horton Esq, in the sum Of ,%4OO, for
appearance at the next term Of the District
Court-rhere are said to be . few more OF
the same sort" left at large in the commu-
nifty. which the seOficers are looking out
for.
The health Of Le Claire never wAs better
than ct the present One of our Physicians
Who 10 generally "up to Snuff" says III il
"distressingly healthy."-well We can stand
it if the Doctors can. and as tho crops are
good. and they are al good fellows. We are
bound to see them provided for.
"oLD SETTLERS"
We understand that the "old settlers" of
LIE Claire township. will hold meeting at
the "Court House" in LIE Claire after har.
vest. to gather statistics for the next ami
vsrsary of the Pioneer Association of Scott
County.
RETURNED.
Mayer Davenport, VIM. II. Hweitt and
s. A. Leonard, who went up on the Ben
Campbell to Minne-hs.ha, to attend the eel.
ebsation of the Sons of Malta. returned
homo on Thursday morning. They say they
had good trip" and from their good looks
and healthy appearance they no doubt
snuffed the COOL breezss of Minnesota to
advantage.
MOST DONE.
Occssionly . farmer comes to town, and
reports that his wheat is cut and"shocked."
This week will about wind up the harvest.
and better crop WAS never harvested in
this township.-We hope grand prices will
follow.
The pilots who run RATS over the rapids
complain that business In their line is not
a. brisk as usual. A large number Of RATS
have been taken down the river this sea-
son, and have been safely taken through
the bridge. by LIE Claire pilots. who thorough
ly understand their business.
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River Items.
THuRsDAY. July 28.

THURSDAY. July 20.
HENRY CLAY, Stephenson St Louis.
NoRrERNER, Afford. st. Paul.
R.N CAMPBELL, Myers, st. Paul.
KEoKuK, Dodge. Montrose
FANNY HARRIS, Mitchell, Dubuque.
PENBINA, Griffith, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
HENaY CLAY. Stephenson. st. Paul.
NoRrHERNER, Afford, st. Louis
BLACK Hawk. Haight, Nontrose.
PEHBNA, Griffith. st. Louis
The Keokuk will leave the landing this
morning at 7o'clock. for Montrose and inter
mediate points. and connects with cars and
boat for st. Louis. Go with Capt. Dodge.
The Fanny Harris leaves this morning
for Galens. Dubuque. and intermediate
places at9 clock, and returns the next
morning.
The Canada will be up and leave this
morning at o'clock, for st. Paul and al
points between. and goes through without
change.
The Black Hawk will be up this afternoon
and leave Tomorrow morning At Z o'clock,
for the head of the lower rapids.
The BEFAsr.-This steamer receives freight
and passengers At the levee this afternoon.
and leaves for st. Louis tomorrow Saturday
morning. This is Capt. Forces first trip for
some time.
STEAMBOAT CoLLsroN.-The staener North.
ern Belle collided with the Northern line
bost Northerner on last Wednesday. some
distance above Dubuque. The Northerusr
had one wheelidamaged 90 - to oblige It
to lay up at Dubuque for repairs. 1t came
down yesterday, ten hours behind time, in
consequence.
The river ct this point continues to re.
cede slowly. The upper rivers are falling.
At St Louis the Mississippi Was swelling .
little at last accounts.
The Illinois is very low-scant three feet
at Peoria, and &c inches At Spring Creek.
The Missouri is falling from Sioux City to
the mouth with 1-2 feet in the channel.
There 10 eight feet In the channel of the
hississippi out TO Cairo. The Tennessee
river is very low and falling-thsrs il only
eight feet on the shoals.
The Ohio is getting in very bad eondi.
ton. The last boat out reports only three
feet ct Flint Island.
The steamer Ravenswood, Lake Madi-
son and New Orleans packet. was burned :
few days ago near Vaudeville.
DaowSED.-Ths st. Louis Republican Of
Tuesday says, VIM. H. Turner, Assistant
Engineer on the steamer Ed Walsh, fell
overheard from that boat on her up trip,
at the head Of Island No. 100. and vas
drowned before any assistance could bs
rendered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29

ped an hour or 30. Had very pleasant
call ct the Times Office, and procured late
papers. for which the Rentlemsnly editors
OF that paper will please receive our
thanks. Arrived ct lie Claire Wednesday
evening and home again Thursday morning.
having bad one Of the pleasantsst times it
has ever fell to our lot TO enjoy, aud all ex.
pressed the same sentiment.
Yours, DC, BURprT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29

NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mss In the Davenport
Post Once:
eAs1pRu NAIL, arrives 1t 6:S6 4 ana 10
closes at 8: u A y a.G $50 ~.
NoaruEnN NAIL, via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives at $50 ? y csoslsat BIB n.
SourHsRH NAIL from 81. Louis anu southern Me
souri,, araives At $50 N; closes 1T 9:l5 AZ.
WssTEaN ABD SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives ~
C:30 n closes ~ $3.50 M.
ILLInom WAY NAIL, arrives 6:46 - and ossO ?
n; closes st and . Pm
RIvsR NAIL SOUTH, including river towns abovset.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and ksnsas,
via Hannibal 4 st. Joseph b, arrives q 10 a
n; closes atlPA.
RiyEa NAIL, in ciudins river towns from L. Claire
10 Lyons, arrives at 4 \ clio see at BID \.
NonrnER1 MAIL, by lspi, up the river, arrives 1t =
Sundays, wcdnelDays and Hftdayon eoses st
0p on Mondays, Wednesdays and " Avs.
BLUs 0nA0 NAIL, arrives n II y, eioS o. ~
Tuesdsys, ThuPsdsys and oAturosys.
AMITY NAIL, orYfveo oooe0ses ~ y IuesoeJs
and Fridays.
InAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN II N, on
Thursdays.
The ofHce will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29

VXYHDRBAS on the Iltb day Of Msy, A. D. iscs.
w Wilhelm Boyer and Bensietta Dsyss. his vile
executed unto Austin C,rbin, - trustee. . certain
Deed Of Trsst, coaveying N said Trustee the land
in Scott county lows, drscYibed ~ foilovs, to vn
The south esst quarter of ths south vesS qssst
(h) Of section thirty four (el In township
tynine C7S) norh Of Targe tvo (2) eassc II tfs "a
Principal serbian, containing forty (so) scres
or lsss, which said conveyance vas ms1- By he sak
wilhelm Boyer and vifs. for the purpose os sscss-
Ing the payment Of one ceStsin psoissory nSs~ snr
the Int rest therein, signsd y ths sssd wiiAsn
Dsysr dated the lith day Of Nay A. D isSs. -
payable one year aftsr date % the ORDER ~ 0slen
L Clifford st Maetlot = Cosbins oanhtnG bouse -
for the sum Of tWo hundred dollars With iatssess
the rate Of ten per cent pr sunun AFTER maturity.
And nov SAID nots having bseo1a 1oe DaDoh1
and ~ sah wilhelm BeysR hsving failed - psy Q
sams, I,Assts CoSbsn. .Trustss = aias - ksrs
by rive this patie potes thef hy vrt9e - ~ ps0s
whIch b IN Ne vested By sei1 deo1 seeS1st, vJll
Saturday the twentieth day Of AugUt 4. y ~
at ~ hour Of no O'Clock - he asoavDoe
Of eaid day, st tAs Court Moose aeos . q
city of Davenport, expeoe and olG1 ~ eoao q pue
ne ascslon 70 the biGhest bidder for eosn ~ psse
Of land sbovs Sescvibed, % Du1A tAagssf = -
b sucsnt to sssisfyand pay ~ snsaoe - 80 -
WITH ths intesest theseoa - ~ - - 60 n0oN
With I'll ~ coste aad szpsasss stn1oAng ea06 -
eoses u thio noejea oDA tyustespb -.
Dated ~ 17th dey q July, nrD1Do
AuDz1u conDlu.
J0y3U 3yUnoRos
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co M M f RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE or Iowa STATE DEnocRAr,2
Thursday evening. July %, 1859. (
Tne weather continues delightful. To-day has
been quite pleasant. Business however. was exceed
insy dali In al branches Of trade There was no
nov grain in market to-day. and the market vss
quite dull. There have been no shipments excepting
some bran TO et. Louie.
We quote - follows.
FLoUR-Aarket very inactive; homo demand.
droop'Dg. wsquote new Spring extra (vhest Of ,Ss)
~ % oO old wheat -four (erop Of '67) 90 co.
WHEAr-Ncthing doing In the market Oar mil
ers are willing to pay sOc for the crop this week.
We quote the crop Of 5s 1t 40c crop Of 81 st GOc
CsRH-narket quito dull; but few arrivals, and
prices somewhat lower. We quote medium 1t SOC in
ear good, 6s955c In ear; shelled sc for select
article.
New 25@s8c cid 35@45c
BARLDY-But little doing quotation, OF nev n,
35
PorAToss-New plenty 1t so06Oc pr bus old
not in market-no shipments.
HAY-AaTket nAt. New Prairie. - 50
Ioos-Quiet st 30 vholee ale and I2xc retail.
BUTTsR-A good article II very scarce and,
strong. common stun brings 15c at retail Good
prime butter 10 in great demand.
CHsEsD-0ood Ohio &c wholesale and 1O0l9Nc
retail. Home made cheese Is not In market.
HAAs-0Ood sugar cured lSc retail ; common
1Oc
SHoULDERs.-0ood,7 7c Wholesale, and 90 retail.
onvassed.
pRIBD BBEv-llc wholesale and I8o retail.
DalED AsrLss-A good article quoted At lie
Wholesale and I2Nc retail
DaI8D PEACH Es---Unpared IL Nc wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 26c retail.
O0DTisH- "A good art icle &c retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29
EE The long Maltese correspond
encs which We publish this morning. crowds
out much interesting local matter we had
prepared for to day.

MEssRs. EDIToRs will you do us
the justice to contradict the statement made
in your paper Of yesterday. that "Mr. Tip
tons College is the only one now doing busl'
ness in this city," inasmuch as it is known
by all who know anything about it,that our
School has gone on without the smallest in
terruption, and is now. % it has always
been, the largest Commercial School in the
city. LOPEZ q PRATT.
IulY o. 1859.
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CARDS..
n. A. SAMSON, ,

A rrORNEY and Councillor at Law, Davenport,
n Scott Co, Iowa. Will attend promptly IN oil
ssionx business that may o. ehtfustsd 70 MIN
Refer 70 Non. James Grant, Davenport, and Hon.
Edmund Burke, N. II. J0hiZ-oU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29

NEw YoRK. June 2s.-The Jurs is Gig.
nailed below. She left Liverpool on Satur-
day the 10th inst, simultaneously with the
steamer Europa. and her advices have con-
sequently been anticipated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-29

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-A journeyman
tailor named Cotton. supposed insane. made
. furious attack with large pair of shears
this forenoon. on a police officer. inflicting q
wound supposed to be fatal He after wards
attacked two other persons, who were 60
verely wounded before he could be secured.