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| q, EDSWnhRD c. CARRIN. TON, frastee.
mo T Nk.Rtrp tNf EMa psA ASSis1 SWtiII
II kASsrSSs2. ET a,sdl
We will sell front OF the prsmisss BAR Of I IoS
square 81, fronting - feet on d, between sth s,a
and :aS:snss bssnss snsssr ssSd
Terms; One third cash |; b.lans. IN a. i, .,a :.
cad WALL BARNARD. A,,,.
|ON M 81 H9w St ss a.,
sbaI ssI a. G,Hloek 10 front e the prs%ises,
sseen Mssketsnd High streets, and remit q Tor s7s
Terms One half cash, balance in and y month.
-oe 81 : T. BOWLING, Auct
ELKskSSM fseHESf f4 = AY 81
PI.T,D VAR, casssS. s Nh. On On.
morning.: NoysaSss 81 =. % o.elsess. Il Az
sdn. :a oons door, . ss fSss
i sss: s.s isss: :; 81
Suite O elegant !osseoa Sslop FsrnisuRrs co.i
New Ne ., xS,L. finished 10 best crimson bro
q, Diyans with large Pillovr,
Pssri key Piano Forte, Ss Smith sosrS Scrne,
Splendid mirror front Wsrdsohe. .s
rseSiisse ads psesslas bureaus, Washstands,
Lat 20 bsaafa Chinese ornsmsnht.s s sns su,
B.sSoo Cloths. i Bsnfs.Ms s en-, s, GleSs
sIyes. s ns adersops Frsnch China Dinner Service
ses cPf-sia.. Wss e HS ,onss Casters. 40
V s1x morocco covered D,niaE chsirs, E
Sfcs saes cs sssf cHs mr.
S SnllpeeI.9r bIrssels Carpets, 1870 -
Gas Chandelier and Brackets, Coruice. A..
IF, Isslsmsi $40 and under cash over that ,um A.
o oots. o. q and % days for satisfactorily endorsed
oea ]. 6. MCGUIRE q Co. A,o,.
By J.. c MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioaeers-
'kUsTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSE
n AND Beoscasr. s ssp sFI w M,LSgI sssaE
GNsiSsASss gSss sSsssE tx sATYRDAY MORN
:Ls deed q sass Suiy &C.
3ns Ro.e.ogd Piano Forte, b, H.lle.. a AII.,
n ns' s ., s9a walnut carved Chamber Furniture
s md RsS ssy. r
.ass,..s sa''' tsiiisi
Pq1s s!;. SALE !. = OF ONE OF THE MOST
iss 81 is
as sss. NC, ss Or Il public
yaiaabis cal Estate-2n acres Of which are erirne
Al ,xander r Hill and Stanislsus Blandf6rd srdis
ei5nt miles ron she Aiexsndris Perry and twelve
males ma. rem wasaingson. IL Is heavily ti,nbered
quart offs mile OF the place. and Is situsfed I'LL
one se mile 9f the line Of the protested Bstsears
!, :. The igprovements consist Of q xooa Dveti., |
Hoose. Quarters, two large Tabscco 6ousss "a -
pc q curing % q 70 hogshseas of toharco abS
q ss ".sss. al in good fsps ana
There he's been seeded ON the farm 90 bushe,. M |
iof which the purchaser viii be sxpecssd 70
FERNS q sale: Ones third cash the hshnse in |
~ seonrso ny the notes Of the purchase
'naofseq 70 tne sss'sfsction ofths subscribsr. z
!. After the ssls Of the hnd, here VIII he ,od an
'he EsssonsI yfopery on the place. oomprisings
Valuable Horses. - - aeSs Il
siig g.l:: e q Teb.oco in II. noss.
Terms Of sale for the per sonsi estatf ca or se
,ePed dIAhs on Baltimore It months, viii Inter-
NJ Persona desiring 70 purchase vim please ,csll
= 'ss 'Hsssnsss s3 III
NIooRE's WEST END DRUG STORE. Il
Wsskly supPliss o. PpkE MEDICINES re-
ssSS s;iss is; s!'s, q So
3ena6ard Artioies on hand. oc $500
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The SINGULAR animal whose capture In the
yard Of Gallants carpenter shop was noticed late
~ In the Star, can now be seen at Hammack,s
Restaurant. - =
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Acc1DEsr.-A Scotchman, whose name we are
unable TO learn, q mechanic, engaged upon the
new dome OF the Capitol, fell, on Wednesday last
from his post, on the inside Of the dome. 4 fiis'
lance OF . or 90 feet to the temporary roof below
He was only stunned, and shortly after the acci.
happened. -a''
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iDex'r lose the chance Of seeing DR.. Beale,s
beautiful PanoPticon Of the War in India while
1t remains at Odd Fellows' Hall
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ADDITIONAL COUNSEL FOR BRowN.-The Hon.
Samuel Chiffon, Of this city, Of the law nrm of
Chiffon q Magruder, left here Yesterday In the
afternoon train, having been engaged az counsel
tof John Brown, the conspirator, now on trial at
Chariestown, Va Mr.. Chiltonis aid was sought
oy persons In Boston, In behalf Of Brown, through
an agent In this city. Mr.. @. win reach the court
In time to be present at the trial to-day.
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.-WArcH RkruRNs.-The city FOR several days
past has been remarkably quiet; at least we should
judge 20 from the appearance Of the trial docket
the central guafdhouse, which indicates that ve
have peace and order, OF that the guards are very
sleepy; and we are not disposed to charge them
With sleeping on their beats these frosty nights
There were no trial cases entered by the guards.
Three dodgers were accommodated, and James
Hooe, colored man, held for trial before Justice
Dom, for not complying with the law. s7s.a
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No EXCUSE for not having a piano In your
house, when Ella the plano and innate man
cners Them FOR rent at so cents and 81 per month.
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.se NJ WtDx kkPurAffoS which DIR. j. Hostetter's
Ssomach bItteLs' has attained during the I'd. /
ysas, besPeaks its exesllence In . more forcIbs
oyetss, pnrhec and gtrsngthens the system. and
s;n. ths stomsch the Pe.foImag0e Of its upc-
sRse6e, cod 70 psooSfs il IN he Isst eos
sIole way, should b the eoject of the yabio We
SSmeia WITH more than Visual 81 and conf
y, sssnas foremost among the many preParstons OF
h asy. Tor lmYartng .trsneth, vigof and tone 70
~ nmiiss diseases arising from disofdered stonI-
sos. 10 S1e most severe cases Of cramps diarrheea
$500. s'dy tested and always With the Trsstsst
SD BY Druggists and dealers ssnerslly .vs,,,
~ 90 IS eo&
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NEW roE!ss4 SSsRa y As;sAazsar on ?
HH,:I.1fsVtE sY v iEabbIsfssf 81 s iii
S sssa ?: M, end Nsy Vol fsr Ws.h- -
Passenger csa JON BE ship At Alexandri. Al ..v
hys before the hss 81 the etsansf's dspsrtnrs.
an, n. S.la The sxs.t Of The :ssamsss Inability to
VII be promptly Iightsrsd 10 and ffom TIE sfsaser
10y sns gndsrs,gnsd.. 80 o.. g FieS e as q a
I a.. :. ,HOR6ANx RRRiEEAART, q
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w e, MERGHANf IAILORiN0. & -
s:s;i!::ss g ssS's ii; &:
RReefsSISs sbdh . .lEsIS0 sPa .!as|:
oafP TO the wants Of their customers. which they
VII make 70 order - Tie hesestyIes Ct unnsully iov
% II q WALL. srRpurNs = m
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WhINo,sHiEg M q wars - !
hs e:. q s en- h.9d 90 :sosf fsssl: :si.o,
p pI:5oS, Es,l! q; SSisS si.i .
GLOVES, tiov liisss 800 " Il. EazN. ana
o s'd sss 3; s::s.; 4. :s: &, ;5: =,
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o p r N Nc

~ OPENING ~
~ FINCH NNErs.
have hxed upon Tuesday next, the LIST of No
yepbeL fer second OPENING Of FRENCH Mil
LiNEkf and Ssspre my patrons. and the ladies
pect the finest display that has BEEN or can BE- made
IN washington tbs season R.f,.STEVENS,I :
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~ a NJ e
the sale Of the above Ale in this oity respectfuly
solicits from his friends AID generous. public. {
~ Win Be- lscsvsd ssy Direct from ts S Sfes .ssp
ia barrels, half barrels and sman kegs for family
use ~ 81 iet attention 70 business, and . dettr
hopesto reoeiye shsre Of the Puhlie patronage.
( b go g. g. MORTIMER,
! poIot-D IT., between 9Th and 7th,
Under Polkinhorn's printing ests blishment,
- oc 70 I'm - 49,. ~ Washingtn ID. O.
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THE FINEST CLoIHISe EsrABLIsnnRSrrx WI an.
ISGfoH CITY Il. ID. MoCamy 4 Co, are now re-
eevng their fall Of ClothinE made to ordsr 10,
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods OF everv Ind
avenue, National Hotel 6uildins. oc o-su., -
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BARGAINS! BARGAINsn
DSf keceived from ths late New York auctions
q large variety of Dress Goods, Embr oideries,
Trimmings. Ciosks and Shawls.
style HoVl SKIRTS 3 g s, yS5, !,
10 60 90 DO 81. worth "a,
90 40 do SC worth 81 rs
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CRANDELL. OPTICIAN, III Isf :
:, Hss constantly on hand q large assortment' of
snS Sn 81 o Nss sbE Pss}lissas GoioEsd
ABLY .ssy IN Gold, Silver, Steel, and German
!, ss. q Sld T.smes Repaired and new sl..sss .e.
.u sHo'u ~ ofooI. 80 90 g. N I
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.sassza > xA5aSs = =. Zoo $. !. =. -
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THK UaIvKRsAL CouoHRxxRpy
For LnHg aad Thyonf {

ihk UNfvkkshL CoU0H kKNEDY y
Por Lnns asd Throat cos,plaists,
CIILxskEkTED ToIu ANoDysK.
Adapted also 20 ali s1 Z
These irsllsbIe and valuable remediss srs mn
ready and VII be for sale By al druggists and deal
rs ynefe elrcnlars snd foil DESCRIPTIONS may be
On 9s. Is,c ~ We rely for APPRECIATION Prices within
SO ". Hnnnevell Co., snd 9 Commercial
neft, Boston; Geo. Hunnswsll, 1ls Wster T.,
70. ssls b the usnsl IN sysry city, and BIZ
tne drufElsts In Washington, Geosecfo Sn. AM
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Tss ksdsTns Law .-fh<re IL Z ~ ~ n.
corPorafion rsquiring every ffss .evr. !, NJ,
1850 flas Avs days sfssr srrivisg Il this city.
% rscoSx Bis o. bsr nane on Che boofs - ~ -.
gorssiea; f.iliag . Dc ss be o. sks e liable .
thsaesysr . lepsss fsv}kvifS ffes sss ~ - ~
sheshsnb Digs.f, r 81 gsmes Hos w ~.
rested lase hixh< lSk hiiing - comDlv v1sK ~.
.w, ~ seS6ve Jsss1es Dcsa isis ;siss. -
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~ g kegs prime GLApES BUTTER,
50 boxes prime CHEESE. - a. sr.f.

50 bags white and green COFFEES, - !.
5 hhds- prime and low priced MOLASSES.
New bunch and layer Rsisins, Cur.uts. citrop.
A~onds, Pecen and Butter Nuts, Lemons pre-
served Olive on, Figs, Rice Flour,
pound boxes, now Buck wheat, superior green and
black Tea, Pnfs French Brandy, fine cd WHISKY,
&C., TOR sale by y = 81 W. n TENNEY
oc "a 6t -'-'r'-
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= ALE ASp' AHHoyTnEH Ln. OF HYGEiA
N. cOLe PeJyr coNEesI. Va, Oct 18th, .,sss.
half oftne shove Hotel. We, this day, enter INTO Co
Partnership pnder the name and firm Of Jos. Sersr
CO.: BY which Mr.. Willard takes charre Of Inc
shpSnt and viii from this date trsnssct ali
oe oo sit for said arm. q. sWEfSLAIRkRn
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By Wall. q BARNARD Auotiones,,
Two NEARLY NEW FRAME DWEII,
n y !. y lsss 9s y sTn1IJ AT AUcTToN-0n THURs-
- ~ IN en- NOON, "a November, ~ O'clock
square 81, fronting . feet on ID. between SIN ap3
~ ses.s esst, ana improved BY tvo-story near
rent 7I---- '"se eoe'of COCO
months, hearing interest," and secured Sy 49, ~
Trust on the premises - = - 49, VI
oe q d WALL q BARNARD. A,c,.
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NJooR re w IFs /, EN SE. pnye srofE.

M CORES wEsT END DRUG STORE.
We. W,sss.Iy s:usslis: g MEDICINES ~
! w fuSiEiRifs. roll 81 s6xffs. H6
s.sSsss Si AZ enc 8" Sena ss'.st; "a
JET BRAcELEIs, asuELLI JEWWR7.
Pis's ssa ssa ss's S. - ;:.s =.
x0SSi 0Atc e ~ III s; s ss eoofFr.
: asua "a deo o1ss'ss :k g sssS e: SssRS::
II zpI8g ~ 1TcH6s-65 M ~ .SsS;sS' :
49, tes q re ssoyes direct f'S9 de nsh-
q: "a - = ~ss;s s: - z.
sTEQ H01aRa FO1 sxEE q KsiIo7's So !,
fS';SfslS ~ = ~ ii ~
'sfsW bae fsaAlf1fo<E = woes 445tt :.
sas0z .eA sds.a
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ais AxssE3Aq orsasa8
sns l.sssss's sssA ~ -sss
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ON M0NbAY XF siE NSsSN st SSfESSr :, 5,
-. INST at O'clock. in front Of the premises.
parts OF lots i52 and iSa, fontine on 81 street he
ass High streets, and remit Tor ss
Terms One -halfessh; balance in and 70 months
oc 81 T. BOWLING. Auct
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EOR SALE-A. superior family HORSE viii
I, 30 either In Jingle or double harness ~ =
Also, good Saddle Horne, year, old. IN
ra'ues n Ge2rgetoyn can be supplied IA
Apply at the Adams Express Office, Georgctovn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

SCOTT HOUSE.
i J. 0nn1oatoy, -. t1epGletee,
49, AAan1oee ~ Saonl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

more epindles, weave more cloth. swing
more tilt hammers. propel more mills and
do more labor than any eastern mannfac
turing points, that power will be sure to be
put into requisition that mighty power
which has 80 long been slumbering will
be harnessed With iron bands TO the great
wheel Of improvsm ent, and be made to per-
form labor Of immense magnitude.
The peculiar situation Of these three
points has q very favorable bearing. It IL
Q matter almost certain that the city of
Moline will ere many ysars be making rap
i'd advances down the river. and will un-
doubtedly meet Rock Island more than half
way; while the immense water power of
which Davenport can avail herself at any
time will have tendency to extend our linn
its up the river, and thus make up city.
which divided only by river. shall rank
among tho first and foremost in the Union
This reasoning may strike our readers as
being visionary, especially in these hard
times" but We must abmit that ii it be
speculative. it is Of that kind of speculation
which has ample found dstion. We have the
elements-sU the elements for building up
the largest manufacturing point in the
Valley Of the Mississippi. and We as much
believe that those elements will yet be
put into requisition. % We believe that the
Upper Rapids of the Mississippi River are
in existence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13
l. A Il f. s r N Z w S.
From W ashlnstOn
BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, March 1l.-New Orleans
papers Of Saturday last are received They
contain the details Of the news Ivy the brig
Manatilan from Tampico on the .6th ult.
The Tampico papers manifested consider
able alarm as to the result Of Mirruman's :
expedition, but they considered Vera Cruz
in perfect state of defence. More than
1900 men" says the Prima, "can be eoneer
trated there IN a monent's notice Ia case Of
an attack, without including the commands
OF Lowe and Pejo or the army of Ojarco,
numbering 900 men, before Oriziba All
counted, the Liberals have for the defence
of the city about 5000 available troops"
On the other hanu the Prima thinks that no
more than 900 men can be spared from
the cities now held at the point Of the bay
onet ~ the reactlonary party and that Mir
ram will have to depend almost entirely
upon the army with which he act out from
the Capitol.
In the II lntime the war is to be prose
outed with v'gor I'll through the Interior.
WASHINGTON. March l2.-Gen. Denver
proposes to return TO California BY the next
steamer. This involves his resignation a.
Commish. ner Of Indian Affairs.
The Su"-ene Court to-day announced
opinions IL sc -nteen cases. but did not de-
liver them in time.
The Court adjoured to December next,
having cleared less this half the calender.
The trial Of Hon Z. Sickles will not
probably take place III week after next,
the Grand Jury not being inclined to give
his case precedence over others.
The statement made up at the Treasury
Department shows that the circulation of
the banks throughout the country in 1856
was nearly $2l5,OOO,O0O; in 1857, $780,
OOO, 900. and in 1854, l93. 900 900.
The remains of the late Post Master
General were sent to Tenn, this p. NJ. in
cearge Of Justice Cutran and Senators Mich
olson and J,hnson. and Col Savage of that
State; the offer Of the Adams Express Co.
having been accepted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13
Mexican Troubles.

NEW YonK, March IA despatch from
New Orleans gives additional news from
Mexico by the Quaker City.
The Liberals were concentrating for the
long promised "'tack upon on the capital.
while Mirranon was Fastening towards
Vera Cruz. All the troops from the other
ports down the coast had been called to
Vera Cruz, and it was feared that tie Con
5 vatives would seize the occasion to ex-
act forced loans at such unprotected points.
Gen. Campuda had declared for the Con-
stitution changing for the Liberal cause his
force of 5000.
The garrison at Tampico had m .de an at
tempt to declare for Mirramon, but it was
promptly suppressed by Segurgia.
A despatch to the Daily Times says that
Com. Stewart sent letter to the President
developing a new chapter in the secret his
tory Of the country. The letter arserts that
the gun boat Navy, Of President Jefferson,
which was ostensibly built for the protec-
tion Of our sea coaet was really intended
for the seizure Of Cuba One hundred and
eighty Of these boats were sent south ward
on the special service when the threatening
condition Of our relations with England rem
jered the postponement of the project nec-
essary.
The steamship City Of Baltimore sailed
at noon for Liverpool with one hundred and
forty passengers and one hundred and sew
enty five thousand dollars in specia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

MARcu l2, 1857.

MARcH 12, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Str CANADA, Ward. Cassville.
DEPARTED.
Str MrsSEsorA BELLE. Hill, Dubuque.
Str CANADA. Ward, st. Louis.
R,yER.-The river continues at . good
stage-plenty Of water on the rapids.
Open to the foot Of Lake Pepio. 80 miles
this side of st. Paul.
BoAs-There was but one arrival at our
levee yesterday, and two departures.
BoArs LEAVING 81. LoUrs.-The following
boats were advertised in Friday Republican
for this place: Aunt Lefty, leave on 18th;
Adelia, on the l2th Cedar Rapids. on the
Yth; Fred Loreuz on the 18th.
CASADA.-The Canada, Capt. Ward, came
down from the upper waters yesterday
Dho went up as far as Cassville-3o miles
above Dubuque, and could have gone far
thsr, but found freights too scarce. She
picked up . fine cargo. however, at good
rates. Brought down 800 bags wheat from
Camanche for Burrows 4 Prettyman.-
Capt Ward reports freights very scarce
The Canada had on . large number Of
Pixies Peak adventures, and . number Of
covered wagons bound for the diggings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

CASTERS MAIL Sunday excepted. arrives daily
at A \ and 2 N closes at A = anc PN
wssTEaN NAIL arrives daily Sunday excepted
o. 10 - and r - closes 81 A = and p u.
gOuTBsRN VI, from b. Louis anu Southern nis
souri. sraives daily (Suudsys excspted) at ~
closes At 0 "A n.
HoRTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and Northern To-
va arrives daily (sundsys exceptedl at closes
81 "A ~.
NoRTHERx MAIL, via Dewitt, Nsquoketa, &c,
arrives Tuesdays. ThursfAys and Saturdays, At I p
N; closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays ~ Z
N.
NoRrHEsH NAIL, via IeClaire, Princeton sn1 Ly-
ous arrives daily. (Sundsys soeepted) at -; clou
'ss a1esos1 &c = GROVE kat NV. Tuesday. .od
Fridays At t2 u soses same time.
BLUg GRASS NAN, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdsys
and Saturdays, At 10 A =. eloscs same time.
Thursdays 1T = NJ; t6ses ssme days 1t N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

DEL1GHrrUL.-Yesterdsy was most
beautiful day, and did more to raise the
spirits Of the public than anything else We
have seen for many day. We only hope
that It will continue. The rainy season has
been long and disagresable one-and has
driven more men into fits of blues than did
the financial crash Of October 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

L1vELY.-Thcre was . large crowd
on the levee yesterday, while the Canada
was stopping there. A warm sun and q
steamboat was Q sufficient inducement to
bring out the people who have been cooped
up so long by the dismal weather.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

A COOP THING.-We understand
that the, ladies of the First Baptist Church
cleared upwards of eighty dol IS by their
Festival on Friday evening. 1t was really
a pleasant affair, and those who purchased
ticket got their money back several times.
The lecture was we'll received by all, and
we are pretty we'll convinced in our own
mind that the supper was also. Consider
ing the state of the weather we should cay
that the Ladies were eminently successful in
their good work.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

ScARcE-Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, DC.
have not been rather scarce for few days
past owing to the roads. Farmers cannot
come in to market, and consequently it is
not we'll supplied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

SPRING GooDs.-The public in gen.
eral and the ladies in particular " III please
notice the advertisement of Judd 4 Royles
in thie morning's Issue. Their goods are Of
the best quality-the latest style-and very
cheap. Call and see them-call early-call
nftnn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

THE RoADs,--The roads are in an
almost impossible condition Nobody but
Pike Peakers attempt to travel. They are
stuck In the mud half the time, and use up
the other half in getting back into it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

BEEF.-The Messrs. Kelly are doing
up the meat business in fat style. Their
meats are Of the very best quality. and they
always have full supply on hand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

REPUBLICAN CONvENTIoN.-The Re-
publicans of this city have set apart Tues
day the 22d inst, as the day upon which to
select their candidates for the city officers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

Busy.-Despite Of the mud there
was continual stir along our streets yes
terday, which was highly gratifying. 1t
does one good to see little sunshine after
. week of rain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

LOOK OUT for good time and a
grand military parade when the Sarsfield's
come out on the 18th. Military dress ball
in the evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

wThe best lot of crackers in town
are to be found at Marden's SO Brady street.
All goods purchased there are of the A No.
order-sure to please everybody. Those
crackers are equal to hot cakes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13
TRAVE1.LER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave At 056 and $50 y,
Sundays excepted West, leaves 1t yO3 N snd 500
PM Sundsys excepted.
STAGES, Horth, to Dubuque, Via Dewitt, Asqno-
kets and wilton, leave the Pennsylvan House Tue
days, Thursdays and Saturdays At A NJ; North.t
Lyons via eClaire, Princeton, Oamsnche and Gin
ton, Tuesdays, Thur sdays and 0atu rcsys ~ IA N,
smith I Arnold's line Of hacks leave every day st
2PM n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

Fresh FIsH.-Messrs. Trout & Nc
Cullough, of the Woodcock Saloon keep
constantly on hand lot Of the best fish to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. JOHN F. DILLON, Presiding.
THIRTY-THIRD DAY,

THIRTY-THIRD DAY.
The jury in the case of Houser vs Haw.
ley, returned verdict in favor Of plaintiff
this money to amount of his claim, which
was thought go be righteous. Defendants
counsel moved for new trial for q misioin
der of parties. The question is with the
court.
Evans, Chew 4 Co. Us s. N. Stevens, tried
to . jury-verdict for plaintiffs d 1896 Of
claimed.
Renwick d Son Us J. II. Dumont. Suit
brought on book account; tried to . jury,
who were out when court adjourned.
Court discharged the Juries to-day-will
be in session two or three days of next
week for argument of demurrers, filing
Bills Of Exceptions. dc.
The court has done large amount Of
business during the terms, and has given
general satisfaction to all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

WHEAT.-Messrs. Burrows & Pret
lyman received about 1900 bushels of wheat
Yesterday by the Canada from Camanche.
The mill will start again soon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-13

THANKs.-We are under renewed
obligations to Senator Harlan for a copy Of
the ninth volume Of the Surveys Of the Pa
cific Railroad,