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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-16

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SrATR OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven Comfy
New Haven Januory u, 1859.
Personally nppe 4red Wells Southworth, President,
and Levi Is. Bradley, Secretary of the City Fire In
surance ,mpany, and generally made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition Of ,sid Oom-
pany on the first dAv Of January, 1859 by them sub
scIibed is Just and true and tn they the above
DESERT ell officers or sail Company beforeme
RI q, JOHN GRAVES,
Not Try Public.
Feb23
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ID 10 OA ID WAY,

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OFFERS Inducements to MEncHAN ANTS and Tour
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%. Large and superby furnished sitting Yooms,
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9Th. Being Conducted on the European plan, vis-
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that GREAT REMEDY
Sd LONG SOUGHT,
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~ S.ND ~ 4 IL ~ = r!
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L and the multiplied thousands who have n~sl IL
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the greatest discovery in medical scieI &C. and na-
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to produce something that would the wishes OF
suffering hhmani. y, and thousands from the prince
" palace and humble cottage can testify IA the
mediate relief found by Its For want al space
We only offer lew Of the many evidences In IL ia
vor.
AEaeRS K MHNN Co Gents. We nni
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market .or the permanent cure Of all maiarioua tts-
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Very tSuiy yours, RICHARDS THOMAS
{ heerfuy submit the following: HAVING cbs~rved
closely the effect Of DR.. AIMS Ague BALKAN In this
veinl tor the pas three years, ! an ~el pleased
With Its remedia virtues rs an antidotc to malaria
have frequently used II In my practice and With
entire subtraction. From nv intimate knowi ledge
of this compound. recomm' nj II ss safe. prompt
Gallon, ohio, April LIST. 1868
HACKEDOA, kD
uufton, int, NAV i7fA issS
nESSRS MANN n CO. Gsnts: Having
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scores OF persons In this vicinity, anil closely olser
wing Its effects. we 10 not hesitate ~ saying be-
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fail
Truly Yours. PULLMAN 4 KEARHs.
prrrrists
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DR. MANN - Please send M one half wrcss
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chills. fever aud sgue ever IN market.
Oh WOOD 90.
S. K. MANN " CO, Proprietors, Ga
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We hereby certify that thu foregoing statement OF
the condition Of the 6irard Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, 10 correct and true
JAAnS ALvORD, Secretary
ALFRED 8 GII.LETT, Viee-Presldent.
II. +. MITCHELL, As't,
Feb13 Nichols Block, Davenport.
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kstria 6allicia
Prussia Hungary
Italy Dcdraark
Spain The Orient
which they will sell al New York prices adding Rx-
change In New York.
Parcels forwarded to parts Of the United King
ADMISSIONS and orders Of oil kinds promptly exc
cuted.
mel ss-aa
MackIOt 4 COrbin,
Blnkers and Dealers In Exchange,
= No. 2. WEST SECOND STREET,
Davenport. lows.
nxoHANaE ssLLlno. BuyIuo.
On Jew York, N k@k
On Chicago. A@lH Par.@ A@A
S ssE LOUIS - ss a.
TorSi0n Drafts In any sasns dssired.
HARDWARE.
Gold ! Gold! Gold!
8 being found In larGe quantities on the eastern
] slope OF the Rocky Mountains, and the sutscTi-
ber- having consider able experience IN fitting
out parties dutiuR the
California Gold Excitement,
are now preparing for such wish try their luck
VesU 4" EI DOrndO.D
welare now manufacturing . Store for Camp,
which may truly be ceiIed the
M er's Frie n d
Weighing with furniture, only Forty Pounds, and 30
constructed As t. be very COMPACT and DURABLE
and warranted TO b. perfect working Cook Stove
No person should think of leaving with out one OF
these useful and almort Indispensable articles We
are manufacturing
Camp Kettles,
In which Is nested number of usesul cooking utsn-
ellis. Also,
Gold Wash Pans,
and many other useful articles, for such tr,p For
such
Choose to stay at Homo,
through the coming year, the largest and best select.
ed stock Of
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
figures
Please call and sec for yourselves, At
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
Jals-dSwtf 80 East Second 1t rect.
HILLS & w A SIl u U RN
NO. SIS BRADY STREET.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTERSTOCK
= TOW -!
Comprising the bas patterns In the Hastern Markets
Coos stores.
Parl0s' Sf0res,
Heating Ss0
Once Stores
For the celebrated
FORREST OAK COOK STOVE,
For the rnrivalled
Black Dia mn Omd,
For good stove, and steve that
"tugtUe subtraction.
Heuse Furnishing Geeds,
Tin Ware, Japan Ware.
&C., &C.. 60 70 the
CHEAP STOVE HOUSE
HILLS 4 WASHBURN,
: oolS No. Is Brady street.
: If! FAIRBANKS
- PATENT.
- Q a Il II -.
Sold BY "a LRBANxS q GREENLEAF.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
LATER FR0M EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

The Nsw English Gouernnsent Pronounce
 Strict NeutralHy-1he Battle of Sal
 tsrino- Interesting Particulars by an
 Eye Witness.
 NEw YoRK, July 12.-The Steamship Canada passed Cape Race yesterday and arrived at Halifax to-day with Liverpool adyices of the 2d inst.
 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
 The latest advices from the seat of war received previous to the sailing of the steam CT stated that no battle had taken place since the 25th ut. aa
 The latest accounts received from the allied army stated that the allies continu- ed to cross the river Mincia without being molested.
 The Emperor Napoleon has moved the headquarters of the allied army from Volta to Vallegio.
 The Sardinians have, invaded Peschiera from the Lango Di Garda to the river Mincio.
 The Emperor of Austria will remain in Italy.
 The new English Ministry has pronounced in favor of strict neu- trality.
 Richard Golden declines seat in the new cabinet.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE OF
 SALFERINO.

Correspondence of the New York Times]
 PILApELpHrA, July l2.-The New York Times publishes the following letter from the battle field at Salferino. The battle commenced few moments before five o'clock in the morning. The Aus trians were in position on the hills near Castiglione. under the personal command of Francis Joseph, with 23S, ,000 troops.
 The Emperor Napoleon commenced the attack by placing cannon on the hills near est Casliglone. The French soon drove the enemy from the nearest forts to the town and followed them into the small villages on the plain below, the first of which was Saferino. The Austrlans disputed every inch of ground, fighting with great desperation; they were driven out of Salferino three times before they would retire to the hills. The people of the village of Salferno took a stand against the French. Their firing from the windows compelled the French 10 burn the town.
 The Aussrians fell back on the village of Volta, and planted formidable batteries on the range of hills, which are situated one mile from the Mincio. The cannon. ading here lasted one hour, when par of the Austrian force probably crossed the Mincio. The battle continued 10 rage over the region northwest of the line run, ming through Castiglione, Salferlno, onC
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
RIVER NEWS, sc.

sE The Wm. H. Langley, Capt. D. B. Smith, from Memphis, passed up Friday, and returned on Saturday night, bound for Mem phis. M. ". Shepard, her clerk, furnished n with files of late papers. The Langley is due again from Memphis on Friday. Ey- The Memphis, White and Little Red lryer packet Return, Capt. J. P. Booker, passed up Monday evening, and returned last hight, bound for Memphis The Return is adus again, on Monday evening. Capt. Book .r supplied us with late papers.
 GF The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt. sDavid B. Price, passed up Monday night, bound for Jacksonport. The Fortune will be b0wn tomorrow morning, bound for Napoleon. j. H. Fairleigh, her clerk, furnished us with Bull files of late papers,.
 2 CT The U. S. Mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt. 70. W. Coles, is due Friday morning, bound for Jacksonport. She will be down on Mon- Nay, bound for Napoleon. Capt. W. Globes, Asr cl,rk, furnishes us with files of late papers.
 SeAA>,> Nindsor Castle, 190 feet long, 20 feet broad, End I feet depth of hold, has been built by Messrs. Caird of Greenock, Scotland, and it 6 60 light that it only draws three feet of kater. The hull, boiler paddl wheels, and Considerable portions of the engines are all
 ade of steel. She has run at the rate of 20 katute miles per hour. This is certainly a
 nriosity of steamer. Her two engines have
 glinders of 40 inches in diameter, stroke 6O
 hehes. and the steam is cut off at 12 inches.
 he wheels have feathering paddles; the
 oier is tubular upright, and the steam bed super-heated.
 Z GT The finest steamer in the world is said
 be the Commonwealth, of the Norwich and '2N Norcester line, from New York to Boston hd White Mountain. Her main saloon con Mining two hundred superb state-rooms, and
 cabins are fitted with sleeping accommo-
 tions for twelve hundred passengers.
 gd1. We learn that no less than thirty
 ght boats are now laid up at New Orleans, Hgiers, Gretna and vicinity.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

DEs ARC HoTrL --Messrs. J. F. < ". n' welch have leased the Jackson House Tor term of years, and will change the name, Tn few days, to that of ths " Des Arc Hotel 1,,o.s gentlemen have the reputation of being we'll suited to the position they have assumed. The hotel is being put in good oraer' ana we have no hesitancy in recommending tue pio- prietors to the patronage Of the public. A No. Hotel will pay well, in Des Arc, and we are assured that no trouble or expense will be spared by the new proprietors in making the Des Arc Hotep' all that can be desired by travellers and all others who may tender them their patronage.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

MOUNT VERNON PAtD FoR.- It is understood Y the entire amount necessary for the pur- lse of Mount Vernon has already been lscribed-thirty thousand dollars only re- ming unpaid but the Association will not Be the subscription lists until sufficient
 shall be in-hand to improve the property,
 in the most neglected condition.
 -lt is said that the Secretary of War has nsed to permit any more officers on leave to art for Europe It is feared they might
 some of the armies, and, in the event of ne taken prisoners, would lead to serious
 pilcations, which our Government desires 4void.
 Dispatches received in Washington from
 Indian agents in New Mexico, hint at the
 paoillty of another Indian war. The Ma
 are committing extensive depredations,
 aoht any regard even for the authority of
 chiefs, who are desirous of remaining at
 with the whites.
 -Sea Island cotton is successfully raised
 suces county, Texas. About 300 acres
 'eh planted in that cotton this year. sl n Illinois the rats are so abundant 1I o rom on extraordinary fecundity or immi- rS tai, I' mat they threaten soon to prevent al uie cultivation of the soil. It is report f| lat one farmer and his workmen lateI, ovoo rats in his corn fields. Upor Sr7S . , rarm 5000 have been killed during tho ns3 .ae Brownsville Echo contains nc nnxp to tSsssp. that its editor is ssready and will 1ee. sbo,lSn Snt the editor of the Des Arc Citi. by i'm aJ ne ever, perchance, be overtaker Een Will we trust that the editor of the Citi 1f 6s P"n sJ' continue to sscrowd the monkey 8ikhts bsm .sno any longer.-[ Helena, State |ion h.. GARDINER CLAIm.-The Administra ssr fba sr,eeeiyed s,aN from the estate of Dr. Gardi t,ssprrS Sitso'oo0 which he obtained from tn, Isser Ss 9y forged claim, during the Presi nid ors. ", s'' Fillmore. The money has beer
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
LOST CHILD, INFORMATION WANTED.

is wanted of one JAMES l LEWIS who removed from Guntown, situ- ated on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in Ita- wamba county, Mississippi, in December, 1857, to some point in Arkansas. Lewis is about six feet high, looks to be some thirty years old, weighs 160 pounds, perhaps more, perhaps less, rather dark complected, dark hair, and as well as recoliected dark eyes, also middle name not recellccted, had wife and one child when he left Guntown: is a house-carpenter, and worked in the spring and a part of the summer of 1857, in Smithyille, Monroe county, Mississippi, for Adney Hyde. Lewis took off from Gunscwn, Mississippi, a little boy by he nane of Bolivar Theodore Sille; he was years and six months of age, (this name is, by many pronounced, as if written Sill,) any information of Lewis and particularly of the child, will be most thank fully received. and if required rewarded.
 Address the undersigned, father of the above named child, at sPioneer Oiiice," Madison, St. Francis county, Arkansas.
 J. A. M. STLLE.
 Madison, June 2s, 1s5o
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
Ne,x 0rIeans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, July 15.-Cotton-Th sales to-day amount to 1,S00 bales, the prices are irregular; sales of the week, 4,So0 bales, re- ceipts of the week, 1,2o0 bales; exports to date, 1, roc. .000 bales; receipts at all Southern ports ahead of last year, 6'0 00o bales. Cof- fee-Sales of the week 4,5o0 bags; receipts of the week 5000 bags stock in port 29,o0o Lan
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

CT JOHN BRENNER: journeyman shoema- ker, who has been in the employ of our towns men Messrs. O'Brien & Holt, during the past three months, left Des Arc on the morning ot the 10th inst, in company with man by the name of Roper, to engage in fishing during the day. Neither of them have been heard Of since Brenner left his clothing, kit of tools &c., and fears are entertained that he has been foully dealt with He is full six feet high, light hair, sandy complexion, of German de- scent.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

A SARp1NIAs HERo.--The Gazette de avoie states that the municipality of Alba ls voted to Joseph Robert, corporal of the lonteferrat Light Horse. . sword of honor Hlh the following inscription: "To Cor |ral Robert, the avenger ofhislieutsnant. fancis Connove." The corporal had sim
 fd out the Austrian trooper who had sbbed his officer, followed him into the
 .dst of the enemy's ranks, and killed him
 2lh two strokes of his sabre.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

cF If you wish a pair of fine Boots' or shoes; or wish to purchase French Calf-skins, Side Leather, Oak Tanned Sole Leather, and ripalHss of every description, call at oBRiEN < Horv's, sign os thr ssBig Boot" on Bnena Vista street. See thetr advertisement in our .orouas. [mar 25-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
BROWNSVILLE, ARK,
 Jupa CQ I2SQ

MIR. EDITOR Permit me to announce my ..,s as a candidate for Sheriff, at the eiec- ,,ou to be held in August, 1860; subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conveh- sion, should one be held
 w. E. RAULSTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
FE.TE 5E.aTCEEEN!

T1O THOSE persons who are very par
 ticuar with regard to time, we can now offer Watches perfectly adjusted and regulated, which will give entire
 SATISEAC TION
 in keeping. We know this by trials of the watches; weaare aiming u supply TlNaE KEEPERS, and are giving attention espe- cially to the regulation of all our watches, so that our customers shall not be troubled with faulty, or irregular pieces of machinery, that have only the appearance of being watches, while in fact they are not so. We shall al- ways hold ourselves in readiness to mako good every thing we say in regard to all that we sell. J. E. MERRIMAN & CO, mar 25-tf] 253 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
Volta-lhe Austfians continually retreat

Volia-the Ausifians continually retreat ing after sharp cannonading. A lre- mendous thunderstorm suspended the battle for an hour. Alter the storm pass edaway the cannonading commenced on the extreme left of the entire field and on the borders of the Lake northeast from CastigIione, and west of Peschiera.
 An incessaDt and terrible contest was maintained al this point by the Piedmontese under the King of Sardinia, who received the Austrians as they came around until after nightlall. when the batteries of the two armies were apparently half mile apart.
 The first onset was received with equal vigor, but afterwards the Auslrians slack ed their fire and assumed new position.
 The SardiniaBs poured a rapid and un- interrupted shower of balls upon them. --- After dark the firing of cannon and guns still continued. The Austrians sustained an overwhelming defeat. The writer ofthis letter thinks the Emperor. of Aus tria may now, by the advice of the neutral powers, accept the peace which the Em- peror Napoleon may tender. He does not venture conjecture as to the number killed and wounded. but says 10000 of the wounded have been brought into this village alone, handles others that were left on the field of battle and other places.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
sf. Eouis Market.

ST. LouIs, July 15.--F Flour-The market
 closed very dall at s4 70@S4 70. Wheat
 closed dull at S1 10@1 It. White Corn 93@ 96c. Oats closed dull at 51@55c. Whisky
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
Cincinnafi Naarket.

ket closed with declining tendency at Sl s0@$5.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE BRIT
 ISH PROVINCES.

NEW YonK. July l5.-The British Colonial papers exhibit considerable alarm al the movements of the French navy along the fishing coasts.
 The Halifax Sun, of the 6th inst, says that an unusual number of French men. of war are in the Straits of Belisle and on the coast of Newfoundland It is further stated that rifle companies are forming in Nova Scotia, and that sailors are voun- teering for the English navy under the Government bounty.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
rick-LaYing, Mastering, &c

HvHE undersigned respectfully informs the
 N ..citizens of Des Arc, and adjacent country, that he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, such as CALCULATING, PLASTER ING, CISTERN-F 6sc. From his experience, he guarantees entire satisfaction.
 apr3-tf J. A. OWEN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
NfI.

DY the barrel, or less quantity. best English, D superior article, free from adulteration, at the City Drug Store.
 april1a- D. r. BLACK & Co'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

DUEL BETWEEN o. J. WISE AND P, H.
 tf AYLETT.
 RICHMOND, July l5.--Messrs. Wise and Aylett met this morning, near Dan- vile. MT. Aylett fired at Mir. Wise without hitting him, when MT Wise fired into the air.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20

G1r Those cigars sent us by NAT. GILLIAN, were duly appreciated. See his Family Gro cery advertisement.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
LANDINGS AND DISTANCES.

fFrom Memptis to Mouth of White River I75 milesj from Napoleon to Mesth ss White Rivsrs 2U miles,.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
Nuififa x,ssrpefstime.

DY the barrel, gallon or inthe bottle, to suil ID purchasers at the City Drug Store, Des Arc. D. P. BLACK & Co.
 april 15s
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
JUST RECEIVED.
oARP PETING.

9 PIECES wool carpeting, l piece union L carpeting, piece oil carpeting, 1 dog. rugs and mats, for sale by
 april 15- c. & J. McLAREN & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
Oe0 ACRES good up land near Des LUU Arc, for sale on five years time.
 WILLIAM MS & HORNE, mar 4-tf Land Agents, Des Arc, Ark.
COLD PREssED CAsTOTs OIL.

COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL. EREE from Lard Oil or any other cheap II oils, this article is warranted to be pure unadnterated, for sale at the City Drug Store by the barrel, half barrel, gallon or in bottles to suit purchasers, at low figures toFWholesae Dealers. D. F. BLACK & Co.
 april 15-
Des Arc citizen., 1859-07-20
BLACK RIvEk.

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