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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
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~ AAAleaan 70 TIE town Of Pom Dyrun.
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NJ parsaculess Inquire u nessSs. Dcrfas. Yrssa
o., Port Dyrua, OAA-ies J. kcscrs. - LOssss.
ar a. john r. KING,
Dand Ageut. No s. Brady street.
~ Also pumbe riess desir allie pieces Of land In
ana nesr the cstss OF Davenport and II ols:re, ana
near Port Byron. novSo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

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- = evssy ssssU y - oeataD. = tsavsa -
casvass ~ - new YoHx OanUu0-e bsasaasui-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
s. X. MANN 4 CO. Proprietor. Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold BY al
good Druggists
F1aEg's Good SamAFDlan,s
Imsnsedt0ts RclSe

Keep Il IN your Family, for 0icknoaD
comes when you do not expect 10.
fTNHls 10 An Internal and External Medicsne com.
i posed q kcois, Herbs, and haShs, such - oar
forefs' hers usei ffere Is D. untifu tsppay The
ssrih to cure a. Complaints IL ve only snev sAsa
they were, And nos the Good ranaritAo erng. -
coed rsews afri glai tI;irgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
Mississippi 4 Missouri B. =.

Mississippi 4 Missouri 3. +.
Trains run BY Chicago tim~. which d sssivs mia
nice fAster than Davenport fiGr
IN and amer Monday. April iith. lsc0. AID snsfi
~ further notice. trails vlI leave hevsnpcvt fv
AnsrASine, C1anInbpr Cily, Washing 90 asd love
ony ,sund.y- sxrsrs~dp - ioalovs.
al kxpreas and al Tram $50 -
Trains vii leave Dsvsarsss Or CAtsaoDdsiiy. 90
iays excepted - sosiovs.
!st n ali Train ~ ~ 10
od nxyrees Train, ~ - .
frssns arrive u Davenport AslV. u~sAAss szssV
I'D - foiiewD:
yAon TaG East.
lst nxpsess Train - 80 A.,
81 Mali Tram, ~ 90
rnon THE vHsT.
10, Nan Srsh,ss s@es
Train. run By Chicago time vhieo lssUeave ofn-
otes fsster than psvenpsSs tiwe-
AL trans cut of Davrapor1 Nm 0Aas oDonsrssnao
| al Columbe City, WashiDsten soA IcvS Ov vssA
The Western Htase Coz stsess for all pesnss " 90
The Passenger Train onnects - 1ocA Isssnc VseD
cnseeso nsrs lsaasA naasosd trssns roc Ell vatnss
| Iasi, North and South.
Passenger reminded Of ~ necessity of0ivh0
lissine. direction the dsssnostoo u their 49,
~, sssOss sAkaao Asss sseosn
1s carr.
NIB The Hornins 30 10 nv train for ~ nsss
uanrrces st lisa Nth tYAips TIE MhcA1Gan C<n-
tAl II the yufctis With trains On the ~ -
| burg ri wayne b Chicsso n =; - CAscsso srsA
trxins the Michigan Southern and Michigan Co.
| trAi Rsil Roads.
aprl3 JOHN " IkACS, ~sS@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03

W. WHEELS.
vANDEwATERS
Recently InpFsved Jenval Turbine
water Wheel.
Onss, Ne. o. ssssh Ciash ssssss,
CHICAGO.
r OYFHR this Inpsevo1 2sbane Water Wheel 70
/ the pubic with tAs fulless oo0Adenss and $780,
rance Of Ne
SUrERIoRITY OWE ALL OTHER WHEEIa
without sny sxoepGsea- fhey are yell adapsaA q
ia have been tssesd NJ Milo Of Al dsscrtptioas.
Thes give . very
oteoAy and Untfo5m Speed,
A are veal ID spted 20 We high q well ~ VERY
iov heads and falls. They will wosk veil IN baek
vatsl s4shpus any material lcss Of power, and are
not troubled with ice they are set tnet4e Of the
forehay ana discharged underneath. Il requires .
small amoun1 Of gearing 70 get up high spesd
costa hut little 70 ~ up, md runs upon step thAt
needs no oling, and WI last for years This Wheel
y oapshle Of yiel1ine power - from 70 to S par
ona a the vAoae poUer a the water (aocornin9 =
- Aea1ee o. nnieh q IL vhsa) undsr high heods
"a = No. sna b IN easas u - warranted 70 Vosk -
a - pcveg ,aaa auwn y She table snA = G1vo sae
fncssua vAen pssVss3y ~ up I'D eesfed.
ntaea. Ooun1y Ar 10Un toBftog1eo for sale.
~ fvxfhog .1Aeu1nn - dIeulafn, WhtoA oon -
1900 6 q. --SsnsPs 90, "a 81 bcslA OlasS
o1ssv Q :. nsDouoA1A 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
MEDICAL.
Joy a n d g - = d n css
Has BEEN br0ssDAt
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

OUNCE the Introduction o! that World Resces>1
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Us ssIsAh. -
the Western County All espccisi, the ~ ssAscns
has broogni health and hap'ihes into nn-s fsni-
LIES than any rtneiy upon rsoorc The susstioo
uoni naturally sris-, Why L. thisf b~eaus- onrss
IN all In the shortest time, srr.st chis, kSee
Ard sgue IN its w.rst form, and H. ell es.-s par
forms q speady cur. Psr.onf re- org In nslSrsouo
districts using tins balssm asiunaiy durfne the
richly need have sArs ~ an stses Of Ares
II ia ther. fore highly orm-nd Ne sur. prvvse-
tative IL rsef IN sms doses daily durtrg hat Par
tier lne when this eiass OF disease pfsvsh-
For want OF space we can only sner To ~ Ne
msny evidences In iis favor.
BucsrSs, IASo Fst l;<A, is1a-
DR. MANN d co e. son. Ohio Csafs We
tn pntlie este III vhirh your oi-trafs4
Aeue Bdi.oa Il held 10 hi. oomnunny fh- 80
H. u IT, = re asae 4 fs vcfst fcsns -
H>.Bskr = TALON, Drussissa
corfn MiAs. Oct 2wA isss-
ugssRs. =. z. MAIN CO. G-nis = Haviae
/ pf ufed . supply 0. YOUR A n sn.sm s1t tssttao
! i, tnorops y 10 MANY severe es'es OF ., ssIa
| ~ner. All Of the popular rsmsdes Of the css -
.s,ls-. found in oil casts, your bAisan -~-c'-
>.pd %, edy cure. u 10 just The Eseii~L =
wan, CSC IN 'h ;o ssa,s Rucnss.S p,ess,.s.
Near York, Ysb 2sd, 1874
SnE Co.-6s~is 81 have
hkssks 10 sold your Agus Raises
Al our house In Ei L. carefully ohsssvr-s ns e.
m three wears and hsN ] DO ut telis~e 81
f-cts, md must IN canoor "a 1e-kio- fsr ~ NJ,
las an equsi IL tie his DRY -u.ary ev~.. essel
psrsnnsi kno W edge. II curcr perm. ~tLsr r~w~ss
and tsv- Known II used after All I have -
nAf JAILED, with the harry r~~pr 4lscnw~sl
hetifstion IN prnnrunciIg u tie Hr.aHr -0.SGI
ever INSIDE IN inIcrsiItf Yvsn~fi.s, and a
triumph uzrr ckilis, fever sud AAoe
Respectfully, o. WOOD Co
5. Il. MANN 4 CO, Proprietor, Ga
l;nr nh,n GciL - N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09
90 Nj M f. RCIAI.

/ DAILY CARS OaTY OFFICE,
| Keokuk, Nov. 7th.
FLOUR--6nperfns, 81 ~; 6psiDg wheat, e.
tra, = 11Aj Fan wheat, extra, - e34 to $375.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 SIS per %.
CORN-New ~ TO -.
I BARLEY-Spring, 35a4o. Fall, eea7bc.
wHEAT.--lIp good demand. Fall scaloo;
Spring s0a75. sa
aOATs---35. I'LL N%S
RYE Sec in good demand.
PoTAToEs--s6 by tho load retail 4oc bush.
-0ROcERIES-Nsw OrieAas Sugar, fair 73as,
prime sasI, clarified saalD, crushed and loaf hi
u 10. Msiasses- Plantation ~ to 40, s. Has
70 30, Golden Syrup, rs to sec. CoGee--Rio IA
20 liz Java 1sto lsc. Lagnyra, IsA TO IA. Ries,
do.
boAF--Palm 6Sc, Family 5ie.
cANDLEs-sts fsto ~. stsarins Is, Mould
LII, summer pressed, Is i -
LAkD-loa to liz retail I3ac.
BuTTER-Chocs lis to II retail 70 TO 25.
HIDEs-Dry Ia; green, 81; green sheep pslz
% 70 o5c !; green hsg skins IS.
HAY-Prsirie IS to &5l; Timothy and Hunxa~
rian. $7aSt; BAlsd d. vi y 80; Retail, III. Il
SERDS.-Hsnsarian Grass, IS 70 - cents !,
Timothy, 81 90 to / ~; Flax Seed. ssao5
suTDkIEc-o Onions, IS to 40 Egg, I1to LIZ.
Fs.thsrl, soe 70 s5ci White Beans, zoe 30 I1S.
FRuIT--GrAsn spplss. choice, ~ ~ 70 . ~
Per Dbl. DrisAsPpiss, u 6S TO 5bpsr b1sh. Dried
peaches ~ 80 TO 317S; Raisins, - 90 TO 8 50.
CHEESk-W. h. 10 TO IL; Denmark 81 tot
PROFESSIONALISM 10 10 Ii Shoaldss N 10 81
clear sides 10 10 Ill.
BEEP-lis3as gross; b to se per quarter.
6HEEP-$7 90 70 - % = hsad.
H0dH.--Dre 81 % v %.
SALT-G .A,@l ~ 10 u 30 Per sack; Kama
Via, 7ooa1io par bbl.; Liverpool, t13S per sack.
Lake 81 ooa1 Is y Dbl.
FIsH-~Maeksrsl, Mel $40 70 81 p bbi; No.
> SIS SIC; No. 311tot13. White, Mol IS -
TO - - y half Dbl. Cod Fish bto go D.
RxcsAnss.-On New York for currency Per
cant; for gold Per cent. St.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

e The Douglas State Convention Of ILL.,
noisn TO meet at Springfield on the 4th Of
January. The regular Democrats Conven-
tion meets 1t the same place on the 10th Of
January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

On ana AYter october lstA, asSs.
Two TRAINS viii leave Warsaw daily, (sun-
=. days excepted, viz; Freight and Accommods-
Leaves Warsaw at......................7:3 o - nj.
4" Ksokuk and Hamilton.........S:es = n.
arrives q Carthage .o.00 = ~.
RErUREING--MAIL AND ExPREes.
Leaves Carthage I'll .1osO0 :. -.
Kcokuk and Hamilton ......ll 10 !. n.
Arrivssat Wasssw-.- 10 - m.
THROUGH 10 q
CHICAGO, DURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT
Leaves Marssw, At-................a....lsoo p. m.
heoEuk ..........-....-. .....-....lszO p. N.
Arrives at .......2s16 p. n.
RKTURNIN0-Freisht and Accommodation Train
Leaves Carthage. y n.
Keokuk and Hamilton at-.-4:25 >. N.
Arrives 1t Warsaw .........4:35 p. n.
Trains connect IL Carthage with fast line OF
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail 10 the
CAicage. Buriington 4 Quincy r. y. !.
MAKING EUkE CONNECTIONS East AND Wxsr.
- Passengers leaving Keokuk on the ! p. n.
train reach Chicago at tbs next morning.
Leaving Chicago at 7:s5 p. m. reach Ksokuk
Ut III =. n. THROUGH TN II HOURS.
~PATkNT SLEEPING CARS On iii nieht
trains on O. b. "a r. r.
THROUGH TICK ETS over this route 70
al the principal places East, North and South
East ,can be procured at the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-st.. between LIST and ID EOKUK.
u. r. BUELL., =. X. rEwKsBUR r.
Superintendent. Ticket Agent. !
Oct. n, sgd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

~ number Of years have elapsed since the
introduction Of DIR. j. Hostetters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters to the public. The prei udice az
is,ing in the minds Of many persons against what
are denominatsd patent medicines, q 6rst greatly
retarded its sale bat Its virtues and merits be-
came known, this barrier Of prejudice We over
tArowp, ard the demand increased rapidly that
in few years SCARCELY village existed in the
United States In which the afflicted had not ex-
perienced the bsne6ts arriaisg from the Of the
"Bitters," and 1t the present time thsre to b.
found In ara parts 81 aAe worlA vouck-
ers for the merits Of the ar tcis. No greater cure
for Dyspspsia can b foand.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere
Sold by r. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKIHsoS, BAxrLxrr,
KAYE 1 Co., and J BRApRN.
Nov. 4, '5q-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

GTNever forget tho kindnesses which 9TH
srs do for you, nor remind others Of the kind
ness which you do for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

QYricIAL RETURHs.-The Official returns OF
the election have been received from oil the
counties in the State. and the clerks in the
Secresary's Office were busily engaged Ia
Aguring up the result. Dennison's majority
vii! be tribe less than IA, 0O0.-lOhio State
Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

+ Da. SMITH Is" Electric OPP cures Deafness.
DR. SMITH y Electric Oh" cures Paralysis.
Dn. SMITHS Electric 0ii'' cures Rheumstism
d. SMITH 3 "Eicctric Oil" cures Asthma.
Ds. SMITH 'S Electric oil'' cures Headache.
LIZ. SMITHS aElectric Oil" cures Piles.
auglsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

TThs slave population of Virginia was
near half million in 1880, and has not in
creased any since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

q John and Jesse Lewis, brothers, con-
victsd in the Circuit Court OF Anderson Co.,,
Tennessee, Of the murder Of the Sheriff and
Deputy Sheriff Of Campbell county. have
been sentenced to be hung at marlborough,
on the third Friday in December.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

SuIciDE.--Isaac Morgan, an old resident OF
Scott county, committed suicide few days
ago to get rid Of domestic and financial din
cultics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersignsd under the name and styls II J.. b.
Howell Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Richards retiring from the frm.-
The busincas win b continued BY J. B. Howell
and J. r.. Briggs, jr.. under the same name and
style - heretofore.
This change renders It necessary that the AGairs
Of the lsts 6rm b closed up Immediately. Those
J. B. HOWELL,
j. h. BRIGGS, JR.
WIN. RICHARDS.
Keekuk, Nov. 7th, IS5o-d
ray Y0uf Tax0s.-.Lee County Railroad
Coupons Tor tale BY RIX, HALE CO.
Octl3dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

ovvics OF KsoKuK GAS LIGnr coKx Co.,
KEoKUK, Nov. ., 1859.
NOTICE TO cONsUMERS.--Ths repairs to the
Gas Works having been com pleisd. the Gas win b
turned On Thursday evening, 10th inst, for ali
CONSUMERS rAo are not delinquent.
For STEW evenings the supply Of Gas may b de-
Asient, but there viii bs full supply next wssk.
noypdi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09

TnrI ExoUoH. Douglas says, down
South they keep dogs TO catch niggers, but
mp North Democrats do it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-09
Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADE's coLos-
Enisks, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There among them all shades of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
rs cents up 10 fa2 per n. Also White Ink, Gola
6ise and varnish, and nearly all grades OF Black
LUX. of the same manufacture.
Wehave, besides, = quantity OF MstAer's Black
Inks, undisposed Of than which there none
better in market.
All of which we will sell a, manufacturer pri-
oas, for cash.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09

y. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
ePneys and Cess unsell0rs NJ Law,
dos. 4 and 8, Commercial Block, south east
"a aud Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09
From w ashlnGe0n.

WASHINGTON. April 7.--Capt. Montgomery
is appointed to command the Pacific squs-
dron Capt. Inman to command the African
squadron Capt. Strebling to command the
East India Squadron Capt Mcintosh to
relieve Capt. Strebling ct the Pensacola
Navy Yard; Capt. Kudd to command the
steam-sloOp Lancaster; Capt. Dorwin to
command the steam sloop Hartford Capt
Bell to succeed Capt Dorwin at the Norfolk
Navy Yard Commander Neason to com
mand the sloop war John Adams, and
Commander Hunt. to command the sloop-
ofwar Levant.
The Mexican Liberal government has
given an order to the Montstorm Arm Co.
for 5000 reech-loading rifles and cara
bines
Lord Lyons and suit. accompanied by
Lord Napier, arrived here from Annapolis
this evening.
The Post Office department invite pro-
posals for carrying the mails between New
York and San Francieco. from the let Of Oc-
tober. 1859. to the 3Oth Of June. 1860. Bids
will be received until Saturday. April 3Oth.
The existing contracts by Panama and Te-
huantepec expire on the lst Of October
next
The custom receipts for the quarter end
ing March 3lst. were about Is millions. es
timated on the basis Of returned from
New York. This is Mr.. Cobb's estimate.
None OF the authorized treasury notes are
yet due. but l3 millions Of the old are to be
redeemed before July
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09

MINNESOTA WILD CArs.-On the
inside OF yesterdays Ne,os was long ar
tlcle. including pnefatoyy letter from one
Mr.. b. Il. Meeker, purporting 10 come from
The fIante-'s House. at St Louie, and a..
TEMPTING to bolster up the rags issued 10
the wilds Of Minnesota. Most people would
inier that the article was interted 10 the
Ne"s at the instance Of some wild cat ore
rator. particularly interested in that species
of varmint, but noe are bound to believe, of
course, that such high tuned men as Loomis
4 Co. would not be Influenced by outside
financiers but that it was inse, ted for the
especial benefit Of billhollers.
The same argument was used by the
Ne,os that was used one year ago by the
Gazette, in favor Of Florence. that 1t is
beyond question safe-an excellent curren-
cy, and that its general circulation in this
community would be most blessed thing.
II it is 50 good, why do not its owners make
it par at some place, besides little one
horse town some here in the back woods,
perfectly inaccessible to every thing except
owls and bats. and four legged wild cats.
This kind Of talk will not answer. This
community las suffered from one mammoth
wildcat swindle. and they are not prepared
to be gullcd by any more shinplasters at
nrssent We cautiop all neraons hoth in
the city and country, to beware Of these
Minnesota wild cats. They will scratch
your eyes out in the end. if you touch
them.
To Mr. B. B. Meeker we can say, that
people in this section will not swallow his
lies. notwithstanding he may wear good
clothes, and date his letters at the "Plsn-
ters House"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09

The DECLINE OF LEGAL RusINRss.-
We have heard it said by those who have a
right to know that there has been a very
perceptibla decline in the amount and profit
Of the law business Of this county, in the last
six months. Our Justices are doing little or
nothing, and we are informed that there is
not on an average more than one petition
day filed in the District Court. The pros
pect must be indeed gloomy to the sixty or
seventy legal gentlemen of this city, for it
augurs unpaid boot bills, and thousand
other little inconv too distressing and
to numerous to put in print. Unless bus; ness
revives we may expect to see q stampede
among our Young attornies, and we can't
conscientiously cay that such consumma
ton is not to be wished. We inherited
kind Of constitutional prejudice against non
producers Of whom, with the exception Of
political parsons, young lawyers are the most
unnecessary class. II is said that Provi-
dence tempers the wind to the shorn lamb,
and that every evil brings with it something
of good; il the hard times scare off some OF
our redundant" attorneys. we shall have
something to be thankful for. after all
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09
l. A L f. S Il N + W S.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
nv TELEGHAPH. ]

ARRIVAL or THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, April s.-The r. NJ steamship
Canada. Captain Long, with Liverpool dates
to 26th arrived this morning.
The Steamship Prince Albert Of the Gal
way line arrived Al Galway on the 23d II
will be men,beI@d that she lost her pro-
psllor probably off Cape Race and was seen
on the 18th under sail
The steamship City Of Baltimore from
New York March IL, arrived at Liverpool
on the 24th.
The news by the Canada is important.
Austria hadG consented to the proposed
European Congress 10 settle the affairs Of
Italy The other four powers, England,
Frasce. Russia aud Prussia had also consent
ed and the Congress would probably meet
At AK Ia ChAppeIe.
Piedmont aud the other Italian States
were likely TO be admitted.
reported that Napoleon will represent
France and the Earl Of Malmsbury England.
The debate ON the reform bill was pro-
gressing.
In Parliament the ministry would doubt
less be defeated ON Lord John Russells
amendment.
Lord Palmerston had however promised
to support the second reading Of the bill
thereby probably saving the Cabinet.
Count Canouri had arrived in Paris.
sentially changed. Provisions quiet. The
money market more stringent. Consols
quoted ON the goth at 95 3 4a95 7S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

GAsrsRn NAIL (sundsy exc'ptsd.) arrives daily
at 4 and M closes ~ ka.s5P
wssTEnN NAIL arrives daily (sundaye exc pted)
. 10 A N AMI ? ~ closes at a \ and p M.
SOUTHERN n NJ, from g. LOUIS ana Sonthern Nj
souri, ara,ves daily (Snni.yr sxcepte1) at N !;
closes Rt A n.
NoRTHEhN MAIL. via Dubuque .nd Northern To-
Va arrives daily (sundAys excepisd) stsPh. c.oses
~ 3 A NJ.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dewitt Asquoketa, &c., 4,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at y
NJ; closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and sundays at
M
NORTHERN MAIL, via I.eClnire, Princeton and Iy
ons. arrives daily, (sundsys excepted) al M co-
at Pm
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at ~ n clos same tins.
BLuE GRASS NAIL. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sat ur0ays, at 10 A u closes same time.
WxsT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays at 8 p NJ: ioses same Jays At A NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09

APRIL TERM At DAVENPORT, 1859.
GEO. &. WRIGHT, CHIrr JUSTICE.


L.. STOCKTON. Justices
LEWIS KINsEY, Clerk.
April 8. 1859
322. Mary Ann Burke Va John Bannon
appellant. Scott county. Affirmed.
2o6. William Blair Il Co., appellant vs.
II. ii. Marsh ct al. Henry county Re
yersed
24l. +. +. Newell VS. NJ. NJ. Hayden appel
lant Dubuque county. Affirmed.
42l. State of Iowa vs John Singer, Polk
county. Affirmed
420. State of Iowa vs. Aunshuts, appel
liant. Polk county. Affirmed
409. Cox 4 Shelley va A. s Silver, appel
liant. Boon county. Affirmed
262. Samuel Mkinley VS. Samuel S. Co.
vett appellant, Lucas county Affirmed.
455. H. B. Towsley W s. f. 4 j. w. Wi
ley, appellant. Scott county. Affirmed,
with Q per cent damages.
456 r. c. Campbell va M'Carg ct al, Scott
county. Affirmed. with per cent damages.
473 N. I. Sanders ct al. appellant. vs. Hi
ram ID. Thomas, ct al. johnson county. AZ
firmed
239 A. Levi. appellant. va George O.
Kormick, ct al. Dubuque county. Re-
versed.
279 John Clark vs. NJ. M. Richard, appel
liant. johnson county. Affirmed
2s5 Borland Clark vs NJ. 4 NJ. Railroad
appellant. Johnson county. Affirmed.
1874 State Of Iowa vs. John r. Seatin, ap-
pellant, Henry county. Affirmed.
Sol. City Of Muscatine vs. Chas. Stick,
appellant. Muscatine county. Reversed.
26O. State of Iowa, appellant. vs. Daniel
Ripley, Floyd county. Reversed
4sS. solomon Snow We Jchn Cellman,
appellant. Johnson county. Submitted.
A J Twogoo1 vs. Chas Cooper, ct al, Linn
county. Submitted
4S4. State Of Iowa vs. Saml X Peacraff,
Linn county. Submitted.
4s3. State Of Iowa VS. Saml X Peace, ap-
pellant, Linn county. Submitted.
3S2. State Of Iowa vs. WIN Moran. ap-
pellAnt, Linn county. Submitted.
4sl. Bank ofprleans. appellant vs. Ad.
Olson Daniels, ct al. Linn county. Con
tinued.
4sO. Feldward 4 Wyman Va John Nc
Donald. ct al. Linn county. Submitted.
476. Henry Swift 4 Co. vs. Martin Smith.
appellant, Jackson County. Submitted.
All State Of Iowa vs. L S Frederick, ct
al, Tama co. Submitted.
46S. Thomas G Alley vs John n Barry,
ct al. appellant. Johnson county. Sub.
mitted.
aga. Thadeus Moore, appellant. VS. John
Monser, johnson county. Submitted.