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Nevada national., 1859-04-09

The street BOYS OF New ORR have a coup.
let for the benefit Of expansively dressed
promenaders. II runs thus
'IAdie's legs anu grown 20 thin.
nsus's force to wear the crin-o lin "
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

lsh. SCHENCk GLASS, ~,
Cd h
v MATCHMAKER AND
LEW ELIER

Main Street. ... Gta Valley.
T-- D.et- below q, r.t OF -- -.. ".i -.-. rsa
fru B. tr'
ILKIN ~ t-vtlf, N rl t.r. .u tie f..'.-
Y pcs. .ll -.aou-- Nat.. t.a.u.,- ut ..ei4.r
% ffuilf az f..t rI4HlIt.-E lH....
We have ~ E4apisinry .anHrs a.u o.rr..
ts,rii.ipi-ut UhIeh -ua .i-- u- Cd" IaaHf. .tl
kfil- o' Quartz JFHfU..s .tl l- f' "H.. .-.-
81 lls.fg bearing O. .. bought .t ..t t.......r
N o. 40 nor. Hn- 80 +.fr E--st.. a-....' ..r
ante, to give ,uiig, .afi-flr' I.a. .tUf
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
GEO A. LOVEGRAVE,
Newspaper aud Advertising Agent

No Co. Street, Sacramento
Agent for the Grass Valley Telegraph 90 aud
Mining Journal = and the mountain
pers generally. FOR which Advertisements will be
ceived and ini.srte - the lere.s rete~
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

Too much whisky is too much. but too
-sach larger beer il shoost right
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
FOB AE3 DAILI ENrREs4

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A--'t'. 'H -I't .tal 'i.'t la.-- .f i.- t.ah
lu tH' at.olc. .,. E. i',n. tft .-.--,.- hs,,au
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lta is spi .rta1s oa ;te lsttIe au.
ffui.a,at .i tlluuir t..,a.c hv O.. ,,usuliiu.
.afe H.cu D.. ..l.,.. reiHi..,.t. Ci-,Illu
iar aal s.ii fa-tr' llr'f tHAe,s .tIreii...c
't.. io- i's.He'- oi tr,..t.-nf tr .fuKbL
'A.au'N y 'u.tliia ~s -cHn Howard i.uc.l.irr
Na -r"ult NHlih -fff.t i...ts,l. i.a D.
$3.50 Directors
L4iA o. HIaRIWIII. PRECEDENT.
rtG fHnChlh. srr.c.at. a1y
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ONLY GENUINE
CE.- l. Ia - g-s. SEE
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fNEtE E'rFS nNE bnLIfE
.LtCLE LrfNS otE E"IEtE
JtnFNoNS7. 4RpTF 0NTs0VT"l-
fi'NNht sT IHgItt F.A AYsH ufI.I-
tiFE>.A g. IBJTE HcVrsosrl.T
Nv FRfNsf>HD
>I+t IHfstl,ty
.sIN fnIHts>'l. I.ua
rsmilc aui single gentlemen ,.i.j ful ild. iiuu..
.e comfortable ole iI b.. ~ eet. iu san
..u ist..
Tie International ilot,l Coach :. alaay. TO rcadl.
.e-- t"e convey la-.gi.'H. f0 atI lrnm TIE il.u.e.
JNO. J. HALEY,
HI.f fftf
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

Having opened an oGcc at the Baxklso Horsr Of
4 iiEiaNo, fsQ Grass Valley, Freeman a Co.. p
press Is prepared to transact an business which may
be entrusted TO it wiih the greatest certainty and
promptue-s g. h. ROBERTS
fEen' Graas Valley
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
l..J.rIApkAN. MD

ief. Ir -r- ilHH- -iau letr' $3.50. .1' War tl.'f
T..... tta -Hin E,-.m.rf of .i.0'"..,. Chief
e.....1 j., tac Niiar, f"I.t.i f.-i. hat-afy
... g. .. .-..f.re- tu fs.-r.a-. ui N.Htn aud tuu
.r. .f Ii.sa.s s. ...H..r .t tr p .i''.'| Ai4
t.... I..i.ai.tt -t.f, .Harautrcs ur
...at. Ea- -H.H..... .'.- -....,.t confidential
....... IT, f.l. f-t..tA
su Francisco. Cal
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"StilI she loves H. wcedl

SIN lows y IHuTIN, utaI Y FIIII.
As the English and ii-h suoboc,acy like
to hear republican, n run down 10 every pos.
sible fashion. they freely pay their guinea a
tickc; for Lola's front seats, and applaud
her till their Kid gloves crack She will re-
alizc about elO.o0O (sjOOOOj hy de opera.
ton and she Will publish. iil.a % clever vo-
man. as she il. her sights aud objects o..
British Society" which will have sale IN
the United States OF quarter of a million
Of copies and ior The COPYRIGHT she will gc,
$4,000 from Bonner That's the way to
work it. Wen back you to lat Barnum
Lola. though you arc from Colk.-IEX.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

Af.i.'i. aut ii'. ...r ir-u-.- O.. .'i-
'.aat..Ii processes. nt Hn.t '.rr ..s
Hurtf .'ifr un-. ...--r.s '.e 'HI.a...
f.e tt .. tiH.t. $50 De- ,N..ateI at
il 80 Blind. rl weather
Persons ..er.t t.f,r,. .its If .I
fcct picture. ar. fartIerltrly l....t
Oh Uaeuefr.t'yIt tuH .'itr ... .us-- ......
iuIuf.s 10 Hu. ..i,d Iu.feti-.. ..H.
Nisa-n liHiIiiH-- Niu tfiu-
fh- shortest u.fire
iies,a-e' p-r-ou- taken iu iL. m.-t ..e
ula auu-r.
y. Is. Instruction. -.,en .u s., ;i.e -...
of fh. art
u4l v N..r
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
ST NMONS.

.IE OF Cif iftiUtNlA-fujNIl uf NIVhpt =.
N-lEl" COURT oF IlIl Ilth JUDICIAL UIsTElCI
80 IS tir - s1F
IHt rNnrEo, uia -rs1r or CAur.r,I,--To B o
rt. JOHNS DI'r''tr Nuu are hereby summoned 10
arfcaf .ua answer the complaint OF tho. A Mont.
geometry tlet .li..t 900. q. tunauat and Joseph Il
t.tuY. ritliu Ir4 lays from tire service Of this
Writ, 81 .etycd tau in thi. County uitn.n twen.
o. 'as- ii served sou 10 This district and lut "
tpuufF.. Hui within inrtH daf- II served on YOU
il fhF state au3 ouf 0i ihi- District in an action
commenced nn the lbhd 'ay ni february, a. Il
1852 u said uuf- iur fiIe TrenteIy uf the sim o:
riN Thousand. seven IuudIed aud TNcntvseveu
IoIlHr- ami litl tcu'- allied .i to De due riaintia
from leicndant. upou certain Iromisory note.
with Interest thereon tn dat hereai 80 the rate oi
Two and "ne .ali rer cent per m"uth. as more par
ticulurly set forth and meniored iu iaLtG's Con
Hini 90 this action. On tie ia The oace Of tie Clerk
ot tli- Court.
AMI YOU ate here by notified that f vou fail to an.
sver said complaint as herein directed Plaintiff
&" ~ tabc Judgement against you 'htreior by default
together with ala costs of suit iui also demand Of
the tourt such other relief a. BE- piuNe9 Tor in Lis
said Complaint
lr testimony whereof, I, RUFUS SHOEMAKER.
'"-f - 'he iit'fic' Court 4ioic-aii 40 hereunto
- ct my hand and iIlt,.- the seal Of the
S. .aid tonr' 90 uif-r IN the City Of Ne.
I vads. thi- N'uti cav If February A. ID.
- lssv LtiJs -liuLMaklK Clerk
Iy Jo-erh Roberts lepuiy
Geo !, a {, NIn'isome.y ' r. District District Court;
ui. APPLICATION % ilth. Attorney. herein. and it
Hiieiiin- t' rit -ati.iactun that good cause OF
action exists against the ettndani. Is 6. II. John,
ANA ilui Do i- q IruIet party 10 'aid action aud
that the place oi rr-ideure OF said eeudant s un
known % said ilsinfin and that said eiefnant has
either departed nom iiis State, conceAls himself
tu avoid service Of summon and that due diligence
ha- beeu u-ei Go procure personal service Of sum
I.ous in sail Cause upon him
II Is therefore ordered that service Of Summons
Dc had ufon said defendant - Jolu. hy publication
ia the 'Ne,adn Naiiunnl' a weekly Newspaper.
published g. the county aud State aforesaid for the
period 81 Tree Months.
Giyen under nav hand, in Nevada, this 9th day OF
February a. j. 1859
MILES sEAHls, District Judge
a True Copy, Attest,
RUFUS sHOEMKER Clerk
nibble 4 lansing rot Ies Huhefts, lcru's
huornev i~f l1.ns p sm
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street
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...e. California. county of -an -.'r..~'-.. -
......' ar. -st.. I,'or, l.e tii- '-' fav ap5l
Notar, raoHr
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
FREEMAN & co.'s
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
z K p IL Il 5 S (.
CnpftnI stock
sJOO,OOO.
Re organized lsSe

Having Agencie. Al all she principal points in Cal
iforfa. ure-ou and Wa-aiu- tuu it4lifuit. aud on
Northern aua southern C.a-t ni California auH Mex
.e1 ans Wet Coast n South amtiica ti-u 90 lioio-
Iulu. are prepared iu tfau-act o. general fvtrs-s
Forwarding and tulAinis.i.u au-ius-. With safety
aud di-iatch-prriug taciliiie- uusurp s.el hr anv
Express company ior Transporting ffelgtt-. Parcels
Package, and tAi-st ga ior collecting Notes urrtt-
Bills and Account Will promptly attcn 60 100 coa
m--iun- and 1on,i -umeut-. and order flr tlc pur-
eha-e 90 cood- connecting al Nea lnrk with re-
spDu-.hle iNIfe tofrfaaic- to all points n ihe At
iantic states and viiA II. $ Lansing s. Co.. Ameri
can and European Espie,. 90 an parts e Europe
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.

l24 Montgomery st.......-... san franci-co.
$50 tht-uut ~t.....................ll ll.ilatelthia
~ Washington =. ,..-. ... ....-....... tao-tou.
1' hi"a' way f.......- .--- ...-.---.-. NeW Nurh.
~ iaiii"1fc st.,....-............. liaItimUre.
y Camp 1..t-... ......... New Orleans
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
..s.nnlIutlc E.i.fnicc ri v. -.icni Esc-
lffl.

r... $40 IHt'I-h li, ....i...,. .ie-. tao of tie
.ur. .# -l-H .hu having ir
e., ,.s. ... l.'i.h 900. HataIet hs -lat.
.ua.. '..'1 f'.tr r i'"v"''i .-."'
It.il- ... .a.- u -'ai'.. .mIF..ra.it e.u..
b.. f.s. N h. ne tae-i 'ra.s
.a tas a'.'t ..r Dt ...
.Ir.. I 20 g,uat -
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

Ctut-r-,t. '.' IS 900 honest ie.ira ~ ~. l~ait
H.f.i e.. l.t s.Hc t-- iu..I. .r-. nlirH To-
.crtr- ...tr.-. '.t..r r"t 'ri ae. srn.
ul..i ff fcf .f.f q humanity gl.' About fF.
ar-.., rsf......l~. au4 ttau ctu-,. r- erttu l.
... .ei.-. .rfrh s.. ,f e.. "I IS. which nuin.
ia.' 't-r 20 Meet the esHru-e. rHu-el .cul
...oa ...r-h r-Iiral ifcutmguf. '# 'le o.
...l..,..rf stic'.l met ~ ou 'trHI'in- %
..,u .seai.- -I,L t--l was lei 90 .siies" % g.
..f. f.. -iflia; .uy physician. ] VIA. u'iueuil.
..lIl. .rr-..t .f mr calling turpgu down go 'iir
.r..at tli' 'sut f}e slightest wurniuC su4 although
ta-a Hlr ID the sruni - SET Dies i-.i fhe miser
ie- .. tne Nfr aud .osH learned 90 lsh upon those
sf4 u..l o. tenltl stance shelter ule from
.ei s. cneuc- NHo sought 90 rroionr the existence
uf o. ui-cris- While in t.i- stale. uud having
i-. -.- rrt sftic.ion tasted tie sweets "f lii"
once fnul, aa- iuduce' ta attempt -eetius aii o
MS -iriar auf ls e-or.tlaul. .tiuu cslleu uuHu
nf D. ). Czai Ers. TOLD him ID my cireurlstaucts
ai uf go, ina tty 20 t-ra rd him ior his service
it.t rlier- ct .ol iUvtt'r. De- az once uniertuns
uIa case and. ,ith the blessing o rot. was once
mon. restored to Perfect health UEst'c 9" reward
hss ine tUDo slsh feuioy 20 present, ani set
c.nerieu. 'i iat lndrHi-iur, consider 10 fn" d"
nl.el. aud all afflicted to u.lls fhe case public m
order faf those u need of medical advice may hnH
ply y-ician in whom every confidence eau hc placed
MEliE 4 ABtuN~hl.
~-.feof Call raruia county ui san Francisco. s--
--.,.n and sut-.lhpd 90 before me 'his lst DAY Of
.a-u-t 4 D. f-5o GILBERT 4 GRANT
Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

BArnum is ietturing with great success %
England upon the art OF humhrg aad re'u-
ses to sell the copy-ris.t OF h., d..coarses.
Lola Montoz IS leoivrinq ou the IaIk.e-.--
She abuses everything American, except ths
tobacco-iur
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
nIREl,1ilIls

JOIN II FREEMAN, IhEEMts. Cngp
JuiiN :. -ilAlsuN, JOSIAH liEi lfN
ca - s HlGIlNS. l.. W. WINCHESTER
JOHN NJ FREEMAN Prc.iHast
CIIA'S s HIGGINS, Managing Hirector f8r Cri
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
VI " o . 3e )
Ambrotype GALLERY,

MIL STREET. GR.ISS E.IfLEI.
7 .fF .ular-isa t.t~s I...-'. 900
| .5t.+au- 90 f.rf.- A.i..t tu f...H....
t.... ns . ''- u,.. ur' .lnat.t-I -.-i.
ta..-H 10 l... -o.us. un-"rla--.i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
JOHN r. NRWRERN,

CLOCK and watch Maker, and Kpgraver, Brady
" street. between Second and Third, Davenport,
Iowa
Jewelry made and repaired.
~ GLASSES put In Spectacles At reasonable rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
From w ashington.


WAsHINGToN, May 26.-Wm. X. Parrish
has been appointed District Attorney for
the Southern District of Illinois, vice w. J.
Allen resigned.
The order for the renewal Of the Land
Office from Buchanan to Portland Minneso-
t., will be carried into effect on the 7th of
June.
The Postmaster General has refused to
adopt for the stamped envelopes. the new
style with ruled backs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has pre-
pared circular, addressed to Collectors Of
Customs. which says the immunity Of our
merchant vessels at sea from seizure, search
detention or visit in time of peace, by the
vessels Of war of any foreign nations, being
now admit ed by al the maratime DO wers
Of the world, it is very desirable that the
nationality Of our vessels should always be
promptly displayed in the presence Of .
ship of war.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is directed
by the President to instruct the collectors
of customs to request the captains in the
merchant service at their respective ports,
always to display theis colors a. promptly
- possible, whenever they meet upon the
ocean an armed cruiser Of any nation.
The Postmaster General, on the 18th,
asked the opinion of the Attorney General
az to his power to reduce the great Over.
land Mail from semi weekly to q weekly
service, thus designing to save $500, 900 an.
nually.
The attorney General cannot, under the
law, reduce the present rate Of service.
Captain Buchanan has been ordered to
the command Of the Washington Navy
Yard.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

the transmission Of political news to Con-
stantinspls by telegraph. and European
inhabitsnt had requested that the telegraph
at Jaffa might be Joined to the Russian
lines,
The neutrality Of the Papal Government
nad been formally announced to the Au.-
TRAN and French Governments, aud formal
" accepted.
dispscth from Rome says that orders
had been sent to the Pope's Nuncio to stay
ct Florence.
According to orders received from Vien-
NJ. the state Of seige had been raised ct
Ancona, and the light was again displayed
in the light houses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

fHE GREAT WRsTRNN
Insurance and Trust Csnpauy,
AND sHx
Farmers UDien lnsurance Cenpany
OF ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their bus, ness the eams -,
neresier o. toudusted BY the united companies, in
THB GREAT wBsTIBN
Ansurancc 4 Trnst Company,
At their ofhoe in the Compsny's buildine,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
~ tbs arrans.meat the incoms o. the GREl
W1A1ERN jNSIR iNOE AND ZnUNT OOM-
|ANf viii be lAsgslS augmsntsd aud yer 1lSO. .O0O
added TO its ssse's, Of which tlO0 COO h in Frss
with % ds. bes'ing six per cent interest,"
on fcProved proUer'y worth dnu,i. the amount |;
which gives the Ccnpany over Sa5O COO 81 svsiIshls
means 70 meet any liabilities.
All runnirg risks Of either COMPANY are a.
sumed and any losses that NAV will be pse mpt
| " adjusted and paid.
FSys. Lnsemd a~d Mart~e Cargo Riaks Tskss o.
Ms Aosf Fdcorable Terms.
Respectfully soicitins your bus ness We are
Yonr obedient servants
Cas-. y. LATHRoP, Pes
Nm. DAnLIsG, Vice PYes
c. N. SHIPA IN, "a vice.Pres.
(ChaSge Of Branch Omoe, New York }
Jas wRIaHT, Sec and Treas.
o. 8. RUSSELL, Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
Chss Lathrop, Hon VIM Darling, N shipman,
JnO Hunter, Alex whildIn, I'll Gillespie,
! ] Haziehnrst, Daniel l. Collier, Jas emit, =,
Chas Harlan, Tracy, J Slocum.
| MCurdy, Francis Tyler.
d. FAY. Agent
msy24-d6m No. 10 Brsdy-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
Latest from tho Mines.

81. LOUIS, May 26.-Magginnis of Lockport,
N. T., just returned from the plans. pub
fishes statement in the democrat, pro-
nouncing the Kansas Gold Mines. the most
stuPendous humbug ever perpetrated upon
the American people. He says it was got
ten up by land spectators and sustained by
parties interested in the frontier towns and
merchants with stocks of goods.
Magginns' statement is supported by
another from Mr.. Van Ness, Of Jackson,
Michigan, who positively asserts, after hav-
ing prospected Throughout the whole
country, and visited all claims and diggings,
that no man can make more than twenty
cents per day. or found dirt yielding more
than one cent to the pan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
THk DlsrsssCr CoUnr.
sEsosE HON. JUICE DILLON.

FRIDAY, May, 27.
Court met It s 1.2 o'clock. The case Of
Young Stokes, ct al ". the County OF Scott,
was argued ex parte. and concluded this
morning.
Gillaspis vs. Hill, continued to next term
Owens, Lane and Dyer, verdict for
%.
Joseph Dsmmon, defendant.
Whitney, vs.. Carpenter, verdict for the
plaintiff, assessing damages at S1.44l.0o.
The jury were discharged and the court
will adjourn for this term, Tomorrow, (Sst-
urday.)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
Ohio Democratic N 0minations.

COLUMBUS, May $6-The decision in the
habeas corpus case is to be given Saturday
morning.
The Democratic Convention nominated
r. P. Ronney for Governor. by acclamstion.
The other nominations are: For Supreme
Judge-H. G. Whitman Auditor Of State
"A Volney Dorsey Secretery of State
VIM. Bushnell Treasurer of State-Wm
Reinhardt; Liet. Governor-W. H. Stafford;
Board Public Works-James Tomlinson /;
School Commissioner-Chas. Allen.
A State Central Committee was formed.
The Convention adjourned TT p NJ, to
Capitol Sqaure, where addresses were de-
hvered by Pugh, Valandingham. Paine and
others.
A meeting of the Central committee was
held at tide American after the adjournment
for the purpose Of an organization.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

DAVENPORT SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
The Board of Education have appointed
the following Examining Committees for
tho different schools in the city of Davsu-
port, viz;
For the intermediate School, (Brick School
House, ,ePRoF d. s. SHELDON, DAVID s.
TRUE, THEODORE OLDsAusEN.
For Sub District No. l, (East Davenport)
W. II. HnDRErH, Rev. JONAS HAkTzsLL, J.
81. SEARa
nor Ssb-Distriee No. 2, (Stone School
House, ,)ePRoF. E RIPLEY, Hon. A. 81. BRN-
NETT, DR. E. ]. FOUNTAIN.
For Sub-District No. 8, Brick School
House, ,eHmAN WHEELER, SAH'L HlRsCaEI,
Rev. R L Collin.
For Sud. District No. 4, North Daven-
port,) RoBur MEANs, ,R. SMErHAx, W. P.
CANPsxLL
For Sud- District No. s, (Wsst Daven-
port, ,)-PaoE. H. L. BuLLEN, HoN. ". L.
Cook, THos. J. HoLAn.
For Sxb .Dristies No. s, (Hsmburg) 8. G..
MroHrIL. Da J. J. ToxsM, Nh HovvNAN.
Also. have agreed upon the following
mode of proceeding:
Exercises to begin every day at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, and 1,2 o'clock +. n.
Intsrmsdiats Scheol to be examined on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morn
ing. June lst and I'd.
Nes. 2 and to commence their examine
tions on Monday, May sOth; in the former
beginning with the A room and in the latter
with the G room; to proceed regularly
through with al the CLASSES, and to close
Wednesday. June lst..
Noa l, 4, 8 and to commence ON Tues
day, May Slst. with the lowest class and
finish with the A elaa on Wednesday, jane
lst
The gentlemen absvs namsd will please
consider thsasslvss nsti6ed By this publi-
cation. The respective Teachers win confer
favor BY assetaining whsthse tie mem.
bsss ef Tie several esnnitteas win b In
stAsa1aass; alss by nahia0 kneva y TIE
1seelasy = ~ DDesl ny psstotle vasaa.
- 4 ss1e ~ n - - tsnptlv Ailsa'
rU1one l1o1euoe1 = - 80 e eoupo(1Do
J eCol1l1lllp l1el1l1 = lbt11nGle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

The Democrat and Gazette say that the
remark of the News about MIR. Mitchell be-
ing stoned by his scholars, is Incorrect
Whether true or not, we have no doubt
there are representativesof of Young America
over there who would gladly engage in
some such undertaking. Some of the rising
generation are perfect models of deviltry.
R. 1. Aryus.
There are no naughty boys in Rock Island,
of course. The picnic on the Island last
Sunday fully demon strated that.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

~ We noticed on the levee yes
terday, three teams waiting to cross the
river, on their way back to Michigan. The
party were from Calhoun County in this
State, whittier they had went to settle. and
improve some land. They were old folks,
most Of them, and had left their families
on farms in Calhoun, and they were going
back to spend the rest Of their days at their
old home in Michigan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

E New Flour and Feed Store
Geneseo Flour and Feed Store, No. SO Bra
dy street, nearly opposite the Post Office,
where can be found the best quality Of
Flour, White Winter, Old Spring and New
Spring, Wholesale and Retail, delivered
free of charge. Call and see the Flour, it
will show for itself Z. BROWN,
My25-lw. Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
MALL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times of opening and closing mails W the Davenport
Post 0fhce:
HAsTBRN NAIL, arrives at o. 70 4 ana 3:oO -
closes II 9:lS A \ a.c $50 Pm
NoRTHEks MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern lows,
arrives Al 3: - p y c!osesst BIB ~.
SouyHsRs NAIL, from s.. Louis and Southern Ais.
souri, araives at SEQ p n; closes NJ 9:lb An.
wEsTEAN AID SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 n closes st $780, d.
ILLINOIS WA Y NAIL, arrives $40 A ~ and O:50 ?
n; closes at o a and 8 pm
RIvsR NAIL SouTH, including river towns above b..
Louis, the Missouii River, Nebraska aud Kansas,
via Hannibal 81. Joseph =, arrives et 10 4
M; cose, at4Ph.
RrvER NAIL, IN cluding river towns from CLAIRE
to Lyons, arrives at y clio ,es at $50 y.
NoRTHERs NAIL, By land, up the river, arrives st
M Sundays, Wednesdays and Friday; closes st
9PM en- Mondays, Wednesdays and Prtdsvs.
Blu. 9nAa NAIL arrives ut IL =, closes at IL -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes ct u M Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
ANAnosA MAIL, arrives and closes IN u M, on
Thursdays.
The osfice will be open on Sunday during the Sum
msr from TO 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

Buffalo anA Cleveland 1t ambeae Lane
BUFFALO, May 26.-The Lake Erie and
Buffalo Steamboat Company has completed
its organization and appointed r. B. Chap.
man Superintendent. The following are
the Directors:
John Strvker, President; Dean Richmond
VIM. G. Fargo. David Drew, Jshn D. Camp.
bell.
The boats City Of Buffalo and Western
Metropolis will make nightly trips between
this city and Cleveland, commencing June
9Th, from Cleveland.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

The City Belle went down to the
boat yard Thursday afternoon to have her
damages repaired. The Captain at first in
tended having her fixed where she laid but
it was deemed impracticable, and as better
facilities are afforded at the yard, she was
taken down there. Some difficulty would
have been presented in getting her of
ground had they kept her here until fixed,
as the water by that time would have reced-
ed 90 as to leave her high and dry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

DRuNK.-A man was picked up in
the street yesterday in condition some
would call tight but he appeared TO lay
around loose, and did mt care tinker's ex
clsmation whether school kept or not. He
was taken before Squire Blood, who, finding
he was from the country, sent him to Mr..
Graham's boarding house for twenty.four
hours, to sober down.