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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
NIORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO
REGULAR THROUGh LINE no
SAN FRANCISCO,

REGULAR s,s rI,HSSan u ssH'sc5 LINE 10
rAnAsA Al. ~ So. K.aasssAdS.t d5Sssd.tr GOLDEN,
and '''';sR. HaE JOHN SeI Mn s'fi ."i sSSo
Of the Pscifc MsD steamahip
DIRECT SsTPsS5y Ps5 4 xsrIs%ALL h;Ss%t
n. splendid Steamship. BALTIC, ApkAfIc and A,LAH
TIC. having been entirely r.htsd and adapted 70 the
A' vi" s .ns ns1 ra II tGsS' Of EACH .ssS nosa
iom the foot Of Csuaist, NE
fhs BALTIC, 1000 suns burden A. O. Gray, Com.saSes.
q. leave On =. A Of o.S. m e S'oHs Joas fi1sRe Sf
'ssss Y. s4tAs4S s;s, ,s s: .: III. A of os
An .,p.r..nced Surgeon |. .s..essS 2 each sai. -
upon arrival Of the Steamer ., AsPnwsl -
Of The .sGS1 boy ss: :p,S % Tor '' '
believed that the accommodations Afforded ey the seovs
2n EXTRA shp Away. IN Panama, that seer:
.i detention 10 Srwsrtins Passengers Bassass and
For 6eh. sppy the Office o, the Company No 50 wsns-
sD the 'D office {, T.
GREAT TREDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
u EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL cfEAA.
SHIPS every fortnight between New Yoh, soathampee
TYUEDlY md 1s other the dSs s.ch i.ru.ss wEDNEsDAI.
.S. 20: .ovrx,ro. ':Sn :S.1s.s,1o. .1s,r =.
vAnDrR.ILr, L.sus. Saturday & Oct 9 w.dn.:1:, W. 0s
.. as.:: s:a ::::s:2 %:;s::s:; Nov
Sheee Steamships WAtrf-tieat compeftmeoO
e.: II: = e. =: =
1SkAE SiEts qsshsy: s.ss ssS S.s' 3 s.s!s go ~
ShLa cabin limited namss, eS ....
''A'' " . SoiRANcE. Agent No sovnee e;:.
Cotton and o,heGoods taken freight ss current rsssa
T,BE GLASGOW and NEW-YORK STEAM
s& . GoMrANT snS S: :s . 6o As
GLASGOW Thomson. WEDNESDAY, October Il, At u
EDiNBURGH, Cumming, on WEDNESDAY, Oct "a, s2
rss from Me-, xo. fs.sspa, o. y,. s.:G.
e5 sserase with sbuudsncs Of cooked provisions.
So For freight '' ''''istoS sosYSt CRAIG No. sre.d~.,
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
- a, CORK TO land embark Letters and peseossu-Ths
Liverpool NevYort and Ptiadsphis Steamship Company:
.ndd Clyde Iron Screw Steamships ' Intended 70 'i
"n''" FROM NEw-YoRK.
TY cTY or or MAHcHEsTEa s.arS.y oe:oSrr
CITY OF wAsHINoToN. ;s.tald.y' Ocsoss.
A' 4. Il Jcioci noon nom Pier No. NRI
Cabin from New York % Cot I......~" q
Cabin from New York and Philadelphia 70 London." 20
fhiId Clss 70 Cort or Liverpool. s9
i."m s:ss eis % rom liverpool :1..ss or di month. %.
Ps-pse forwarded 70 Hsvrs Psrs HsmburL srsm'o and
Antwerp, At through rates
as:snos o calling a. g. JoAn.. proceed TO Goa
Bor reght paseAfe apply - the omoS ."7
JOHN IL LD.s DAa Ne w ss.' Ts..' ssisss A
EOR SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA-U. s. NAIL
II LINE.-Ths fsvohts steamship AC0UsTA, Cap n
wooohnn vii leave 90 SATURDAY, Oct !. n
coamsu. o 5 Xsn.s Albany AID Macon s. Of Ldins dsaa
only s.sur SAN r. L. fiH R.'s Is Broadway
COR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON. and
u GEORGETOWN-The New York and VIsinas 6ffSx Se
s..n.hip Cenp:nys new and sn.cl..s sssn'sp n1oI ~
NorL River for the above pos SATURDAY, October ~
sm Cain passse with unsurpassed accommodation So
Freight PR foot nss.urensn, soed:i other as "
eoportion; and brfsys and Saturday, No
msson cbsrrsd for frwsrdine No bills Of Adins dssS ~
departure Of steamer roIfreisht o. Pa.saSs s2gy
Ii. p. CROMWELL + Co. No ~ We~~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

UOPS-Tlere excitement m The nIaIk't 20 Jay s4l
,a,s have been made of 80 bales 1879 something uudef l
80 bales do 7 80 bales 5Ss at l aid ~ or ~ bale. o'
for local use
hAYThe shipping dem.Dd good and prices arm hrn sales
Of 2 Ooc bales az 66d70e & 100 y.
IRON-The inquiry continue. limited Scotch Pis heavy
sales the week comprise 500 81 5ld s2 o9 DO
common L. az &fS refined do So sd 81 -
Enest Roo at SOL so2 80 do swed-s s07 and 9"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Ufeau 6tedmers, &r.

NOTICE 70 CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
N The TICKET OFFICE for the P;cihs n ma. =
Wser 20 tse oes Of IN. North Atlantic seausAp Company
the wharf foot cf Cspslst
NOTICE to SHIPPERS to CENTRAL AMER
~ IcA :pd WTsT COAST Sr s1SIh 1srransHS CeSss
pan, 10 prepared 70 sut throaeh B' Of L'dns n con-
r.n.m, R..s a. SGg0%y ~, o9 co.. o sous
AneSa The ..ms ;.eiie. viii , be sdd.d on :sS%.ns c
nom C-ntr.l Liverpool By srsoscment s'n me W.
S:Is line Ss rs S. s' ss freight 81 2if I:
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
rrw-yosx. H. }, sour ssa s.p,:s, , Commander.
'm ''n positively lisGYD1l siFiisa. he o., y s sh%.
sRExEs VIA soUrHAxProN,
LONDON HAvar is,'st fs;tsi 70 .nA sRrxra
n c.s. 600, s.ssas s: s:ss' s.s 81: ':s'' .... go
''' Freight sIrresE 81 R.i.stsE E'pef pefSvers .E,cnELr
A TLANTJC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPANY.-The undersigned Commissioner, etc IN ~
tend 1t No. M we's, corner Wsr~n't on noSUa,, n,
The s 81 s .i <. Of e.S SsS. i q ~
STEAMSHIP tSsP.SY ss:;sT,d S ;' Ct % =.
sept s. sat ~ Si isss % rDWis CkosWELL
'''' y NV SFFSfEs : 4 SnskIssfox klSsS Commissioner"
B-rhe bushes. q the ComP,ny vii ?. the % s -
N,wYort and San Franciseo
FOR
CALIFORNIA
From IN, old established Wharf, foo. Of Wansnst,
North River
s..,.,s 40, second Cabin S75; First Cabin, ooo In
clndns Railroad Ticket
FIFTH AND Tw ENTIETH or Each MONTH
The fayors steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, CAPT Tintk,
psush, sill leave above Oh "WEDNESDAY, Oct
ocock connecting via Panama R~oAd win the Sssmsnp
ORIZABA ..-.
ExtIs steamer this ne always Panama insurss poo
,oppectiou a the lsthmus
The NORTH STAR ~il succeed the NORTHERN Ll0HS'
leaving New YorA Oct % ,I
be City Of New York
No. Bowling Green.
d. B. ALLEN, Agent
NB-An persons forbid trusting one on account
khe above sbps
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

NOTICE to CALIFORNIA PAsSENGERS;,E.
N The TICKET OFFICE for the Pacific NAL S'escssy y
Company has b.en REMOVED from No f osnss "
The oes Of North Atlantic Steamsnp SouP~Iy
on the wharf t,st cf Capslst-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

We have very material change io notice In the sneep
compared with last week though to-day We should
ssy IL with the Beef Cattle market and no wonder
sine. mutton Aaoy in good order sod yesterday
Marie. at cents pound and some IN not very
good condition but without docoins sod hardly cents
pound Lam be do We reports VI sale Of luton from
dove ofheep bought SS7o heao which only
sale sharp ard sheep In freely to-day the
price will rule low.
BIowugs the daily receipts Of The week have as un
usual that is for The SIX working days tonoss I
l2S 1872 cl2 l90o coming from NewYork State i3S9
2is; Ohio 22; Mcigsn, zoo This shows
strong from this State, Notwithstanding the low rates now
PREVAILING
TIE following is the .t Of sheep droye. a. Br0wIinss:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

IUTAINES-Iur ur t1LttsIFt lElt1 u Idss v
arg, and csusec quite scarcity II the msrke
Tu.sosy. Prizes advanced in consequence I
There 10 now al abundant supply, sod rates :
lower thar before the sdvsrce. We bear {
parties, ,hs; the crcp of W-s.rn New York
nearly or quite free non rot thus far. We sls'
still further West, without rot. Th- Sovs-Se
por.sd very large. and free from the di,e.s
tsy. ALREADY reached this market, ard the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

APRIL TERM At DAVENPORT, 1907.
GEO. G.. WRIGHT, CHEF JusTCE


We g s,'..,.s wooDw..'' Justices.
IKwIs KissKY. Clerk
DAVENPORT, April IL. 1855.
OF. State of Iowa VS. VIM. Cslendine,
appt. Des Moines CO. Reversed.
3o5. Churchili Wsikley. ct al, vs. Geo.
W. Fulliaru, ap, Musca,ine co. Reversed.
All. Curtis Bates, sp., w. Il. +. Robinson
Polk co. Revei sed
35I. X. s. Higgings. ap.. We. L. Griffin -
Keokuk CO. Affirmed.
Az. A. H. Harris, ap, vs.. Calehill Z.
Stone. Pot.aw ottan,ie co. Rev ersed.
800. V. p. Fink, ap., vs. Canada Fink
Polk co. Affirmed.
5l1. A, G.. Robinson VS.. +. McDonough,
ri al, ap Dubuque CO. Motion to affirm
sustained with . per cent damages.
$50. VIM II. Robbins VS.. C.Corkery, ct al
ap. Dubuque CO. Motion on part Of sp-
pellee to affirm sustained, with 2 per cent
damages
57l. School District No. 4 vs. Charles A.
Rodgers ap., Polk co. Reversed.
243. John Seymour 4 Co. Vs. Wm Butler
aP dubuque co. Reversed.
loi. Mlchael darghn w. SSmueI Dlrcn
ap., Henry Co. Affirmed.
522. L. Il. Fifeld ap. VS.. A. p. Wood, Gar
neshee, dc, Dubuque CO. Submitted.
5lS Florence Kramer, ap. We. William
Rebnan, Dubuque CO. Submitted.
sol. ). h. Chittenden d. Co. vs. c. w.
Hobbs, J. W. Ptnn and Moses Mallory apps !,
Delaware co. Submitted.
500. s. Il. Crittenden l. Co. We. G. w.
Hobbs et al. APPS , Delaware CO. Submitted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
'Dho Billiard Match.

DErRoIT, April, l3.-Fireman's Hall was
occupied last night by abont 400 people to
witness the great billiard match bet cen
Phelan and Scereter. The choice OF ba " a.
won by the latter. The playing commenced
At about half past o'clock. No remark K able
playing was made on either side until tho
65th run, when. .Phelan made lol Sceret4r,
on S5th run. made Isl points, the l,rgest run
ever made in the game. On the l2Oth run
Scsreter made l55 points. which wac imme-
distely followed BY Phelsn making l29, be-
ing his largest run. The game concluded
at A. N. amid. intense excitement. with
the l64th run. Phelan being winner by &c
points. Everything passed Of quietly. good
feeling prevailed throughout.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

SUsPENDED.-On the second page
We announce the suspension Of that old,
we'll known Democratic journal, the Bur
iington State Gasette. That paper has been
for the past twenty-five years closely allied
to the interests of Burlington; Of Iowa and
the Democratic party. 1t has become As
familiar throughout the length and breadth
Of the State a. household words. Some
thing over year since, it espoused the
cause Of Stephen A. Douglas, la Chicago
Times, and has since been altogether too
Jealous in the cause-too much so, we fear,
for its interests; but we hoped that this
would wear away, and that it would again
take position in the ranks Of the pure, con-
servative Democracy Of the Union. We
doubt not but that it would. We are sorry
that the State HazeNe has been compelled
to succumb it is like the prostration OF a
mighty oak Of the forest its place cannot
be speedily filled. The proprietors Of the
Gazette have our warmest sympathies, and
We can but hope that the citizens Of Bur-
lington will pay up and allow the paper
once more to breathe and have an existence
The suspension of the Gazette speaks badly
for the enterprise and public spirit Of tue
city where it has for nearly quarter of a
century been published, and for the pros
perity aud welfare Of which it has 40 long
so arduously and SO successfully laboreJ.-
II was-saying nothing Of politics-a home
institution. The citizens robbed it's treasu-
ry, dollar by dollar; little by little. A.
B. 4 c. sapped away its hearts blood, and
then let it die from exhaustion Shame upon
the citizens of Burlington who are that pa
pers debtors!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
MAIL ARRANaEMEN'rs

EAsfsRH NAIL (Sunday excepted. arrives daily
al \ n and 2 M oOses ~ A n az. Pm.
WssTEaE NAIL arrives daily (sundaye eHet ptedl
.: 10 A NJ aud p NJ closes At A \ and p NJ
SOUTHsRN W., FROM s. Louis and 10 utnsfn Mia
souri,, araives daily (sundays excepted) al NJ,
cIuses At "a \.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque snd Northern To-
wa arrives daily Sundays syccpted) at = c!pses
~ A NJ.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dewitt Hsquoketa, Sc,
arrives Tuesday,, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Z y
NJ; closes Tuesdays, Thursday end Sundays at 7
NJ.
NoRrHEaH MAIL, via LeOsire Princeton and I.y-
ons, arrives daily. (Sundsys -xcepted) at Az; olo
ses at PM
HICKORY GROVE MAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at ~ M closes same time.
BIug GRARs NAIL arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays 3, at 10 A y. closes same time.
wKsr bUv1ALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays nt r NJ: closes same days 1T A M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

WEDNEspAY, April 18th 1868.
ApRtyRO

WEDNESDAY. April 18th 1868.
ARRIVED.
DENMARK, Gray, Pittsbnrg.
JIMMY LIsD. Wirth, St Louie.
KATE CAssEL. Gray. Dubuque.
KEokuK. Dodge. Aontrose.
DEPARTED,
FANNY HARRrs, Webb. Galsna.
DEsxARK. Gray, Reeds Landing.
kEokUK. Dodge. Montrosc.
JENNY LIsD. With.
The Jenny Lind /. bound for Lake Pcpin
with six barges, for ice for Nashville. Tenn.
Fanny Harris broke . wrist. opposite
Moline. breaking out both heads Of hs1
iarbosrd cylinder. on her up trip this
morning She returned TO East Davenport
where she will remain until repsired.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

MR. SCHIRACH's DEFALCATIONs.-
Der Demokrat Acknowledges that Mr..
Schirach is a defaulter to large amount
and says there is not much doubt that he
has gone to Germany to procure the means
to liqudate his numerous obligations 1t
also Gays that his relatives are persons Of
wealth and influence in that country and
that with their assistance his creditors may
have an opportunity to recover their money.
The Demohrdt goes on to say that "the STATE
DEsocRAr in order to make political capital
asserts that Mr.. Schirsch was Republican
that if the STATE DEMOCRAT would deal open.
ly and honestly in this respect it would add
that the Republicans dropped Mr.. schirach
Immediately after the first rumor Of his dis
honest management was made pnblic; that
the disapprobation of the Germans was
shown in very marked way in the meet
ings which were held previous to the last
nomination and election. The whole Ger
man population were decidedly against
Shirach, with but very few exceptions. Der
Demokrat asks whether the democratic par.
ty wsuld have acted the same way in this
case the Republican party Immediately
pushed aside man when his behavior in
office would not stand the test. 1t adds:
"That We were mistaken in that man we
are free to acknowledge, but such mistakes
are not confined to the Republican party
for Mr. Schirach was at the time of bis elec
ton to the office Of Justice generally report
ed to be very honest and at the same time
clever and cautious man. Even . great
number Of democrats not only voted for him
at his election, but Mr. Schieach was also
nominated as Justice by the democratic
township conv ention, which nomination he
declined and the STATE DEMoCRAr itself SUP
ported him. while it now accuses the Repub-
lican party Of his election. Let rs therefore
pity the mistake made in his election. but
do not make it . party matter, as it has
nothing to do with it."
REnARKs.-Itis is true that the democrats
nominated Mr. Schirach, and that he declin-
ed the nomination. This hs did. - We sup-
pose. for the reason that he did not consider
himself honest enough to run on the Demo
cratic ticket. But the Republicans picked
him mp at once and elected him to the Office
of Justice.
We hope, however, that the Demokrafs
prophecy that Mr.. Schirach. through his
rich friends in Germany, will "liquidate.' ,
may turn out to be true, but We are afraid
that the sickness of that ''nssr and dear rel.
ativs" spoken Of by the Nsss, will detain
him sometime. II not longer. Its not to be
wounded It that.h was psrsoaal friend Of
Lumnis ! o., for "birds Of Z. feather" &c,
4c.. Ia
By the way. The psesea Who ssld he
Gsvs With Ne shove sesk end bsll slse1
vss ~ sssa snstlne . voy ull1 llanlllo
dr6s 4 ~ ln1lsv tllok = : ulo1kto0A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

New York, April l3.-The San Of this
morning. raised the free flag Of Cuba under
the firm belief that the Island is in the mldst
Of general revolt. if not already in the
hands Of the Patriots. The Sun says band
of Cuban Patriots sailed from this port the
latter end Of March. with arms and anu
nitions. and most Of them are young men,
sons Of the leading men Of the IslaDd-all
determined to free their native country, or
die in the attempt Their appearance was
to be the signal for revolt The first day Of
April was fixed upon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

A DEMoCKAr.-We understand that
the person who has been writing for the
Gazette over that name, is the same demo-
crdt who made such glowing speech last
year in Democratic invention, in favor
the same one who was elected this ear, and
who intended to go and DO the same thing
but being to late-his place was filled by a
mucl, better and much ADLER man. He is
Just the kind Of Democrat who we would
suppose would be writing for the Gazette.
We advise him to proceed in the same di-
rection He is evidently where he belongs
and where he would have been one year
ago if the Democrats had done their duty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

OUTRAGEOUS We shall get our
dander up if there is not change in the
weather soon, and if We do-why, there
take to accomplish anything without sue
ceedng--see Florence war and defeat Of the
renegade democratic candidate for alder
man in the 9Th ward But seriously, this
kind Of weather, we are much afraid will
result disastrourly to us, as our farmers are
not able to accomplish anything 80 long as
it continues.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

DUBCQUE Posr OFFICE.-COl. II. II.
HKars, the excellent postmaster Of Dubuque.
is making hosts Of friends. both among the
Democrats and Republicans. TIE perfect
system that he has adopted in the manage
ment Of this important ofics-it being .
distributing, draft and receiving Office en-
ables him TO conduct the business in an &C.
curate and satisfactory manner. In addition
to this, the Col is very gsntlsnanly aud
obliging in all his actions towards those
with whom he may have business
We are glad 10 learn that he 10 about re-
issuing the North West. which paper he
intends shall be strong advocate Of the
National Democracy Of the State. Dorr
has had it his own way quite long enough,
and we are satisfied that with the advent Of
the North West DORIS influence % will no
longer serve him.
GRAPE CULTURE.-It has been .
matter Of surprise to US that the cul-
tivation Of the grape has not met the
attention Of our citizens 70 . greater
extent than it has With . country pecu-
liarly adapted to their growth. we do not
know Of but two or three individuals in
Scott county-and they 10 no great extent
who have attempted its culture. The
bluffs along the Mississippi. fronting south,
present advantages for growing grapes III :
surpassed in the country. The crop is GER
tainly the most profitable one that can be
grown--the fruit bringing price that would
pay profit Of 200 per cent on the labor
and capital expended, and we can see no
reason why as good wine cannot be made In
Iowa as in Ohio. Fortunes are made every
year by the proprietors Of the vineyards in
the Buckeye State, and with proper atten-
ton. the same result might accrue to the
grape growers Of Scott county. Let some
Of our land holders try the experiment and
we are sure the result will prove highly
-,tisfactory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

cT The regular quarterly meeting
Of the Ladies' Educational Society will be
held at the residence of Rev. julius Reed
Western Avenue, near Fifth street, on Fri
day the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock 7. NJ. Al
ladies interested in the cause are invited t.
attend II. NJ. SHELTON Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

The GREAT BILLIARD MATcH.-By
our telegraph dispatches it will be seen that
the match game of billiards between Michael
Phelan Of New York and Mr.. Sereiter of
Detroit resulted in the victory of the former
by % points. BY this victory Mr. Phelan
pockets the snug little sum Of s., 900 besides
what he may have won by side bets. What
is probably still more pleasing to Mr..
Phean's feelings, is the fact that he is now
the champion billiard player Of the world.
He has won the largest sum ever stakel on
that game, and won it too, from man who
WAS supposed could not be matched in the
Union We shall in day or two give the
game in full
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

JusrICE CoURT.-An action in Tro-
yer, by Daniel Smith Us. J. +. Miller ct AL,
was yesterday brought before Justice Blood
by q change Of venue from II. B. Claussen.
Defendant plead not guilty. John N. Day
for plaintiff; J. d. Patton for defendant
The trial took up most OF tho day in exami-
nation OF witnesses and argument Of coun-
sci in relation to the rules governing the
production Of testimony concerning agents.
partnership aud declarations Of third per-
sons.
The attorney for defendant made An ear
nest defence, but showed an ignorance will
full or other wise, Of the rules Of evidence
which was showed up by the opposite coun-
sci to his disadvantage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

RAILHoA u, East, leave sts35 y aud $50 n,
sundsys excepted West. leaves At u HI aud 500
Pm, Sundays excepted.
sTA0Is, North, u Dubuque, via Dewitt Msqno-
kets and wilton leave the House ,fues-
days Thur rsday, ana Saturdays at Z 4 n; North. to
Lyons via eOiaire, Princeton, Camsnche and Cn-
toD, TueyiAys, Thursdays and Saturdays at A NJ,
smith 4 Arnold's line OF hacks leave every day At
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

New YoxK. April l2--The 8. s. Philadel.
phia brings Havana dates 10 the 8th. All
quiet on the Island. The fire previously
reported occurred between Aantanzas and
COrrientes, where the canes on twenty Is
tatss were destroyed. Accounts had rssehed
Havans from Mexico confirming numerous
reports aud the seige Of the capital.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

EF Universalist services will be
held at Wesley Chapel at 2 l-2 o'clock this
Z. NJ also l-2 o'clock this evening, at
which time the Installation services will
take nlnce
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

IOWA OlTYssssss.ss..sss.se.see.
euvHis Large and Oommodious Hotel has been leased
i by the proprietor, Thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout, in the best man
~. With sPD1no BEDS and Ll0aTED WITH Gas.
no PAINS viii Be spared 70 make the PARK HOU0R
tho"A No. !" Houseof the CITY; Il bens much ~
largest snd pleasantly situatsd IA csotra location.
- - esg0er Of JeeFooo anA Dubuque streets, near
~ Otty Part, With coofOrtshD Dacconmodatio0e 1ps
- 10nAro1 00au1s.
QDMDe1n eso1ognity - ~ nDn.
0aoA anAoooooooao0 o0aoblla9oo1osno1t - eAohouso.
j. 48U0D06t. bSoDgooeo9.
UuVoHn1e Gv6sWasev q ~ 9saD1an Uoaao
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

Ear A large number of Pixies Peak
emigrants came across the river yesterdey.
Several teams started from this city en-
route for the "diggins."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
T. u M M + RC / "A l.


DAVENPORT. Aprii l3. ARR.
MARKET unchanged.
wasAs-Oid. soc94I 90; new, 75@9Oc.
COas-tAgS6c.
O1Ss-45t9SOc.
DARLsy-l506Oc.
1LoUR-45 50s>6 90.
OoaN AaAL-4l 50 y cwt.
POTAToEs-75c
D
New y orb Maekoes
nv TILI0RAPH.1
Nsw YORK. Api 13. 1889.
PL0UR-Pirmer. Sales 1900 bbls at O5dJ5 81
for super state: 8s@S ~ for ertra State; = COts
. W for common 70 good extra Western.
CANADIAN FLOUR Quiet 6 eOG7 ~ ior extra.
WHEAr-Unchsnsed AOdl AZ for winter Red
Wet
BARLKv-Dnl. Sales 8 900 bu state at sac.
RYE-Qulet; S6egSSc.
COAs-Heavy Axles 10, 900 bu at s6@DS7c nomi
nAlly for mixed Western
OATs-Duli $50. &c for State and Western
PORK-SteAdy. Sales 5000 bbls Mt II IS for new
mess; II 81 for old mess: " 10 for prime.
BEEv-Steady.
BEES HAMs-Quet and dull.
DREssED HOES Quiet.
SHoULDsRs-Sales 900 packages at 6k1sK.
HAMS-SM9k.
LARD Fismer; 11X@11X.
BUTTsR-Qutet; I0Gpl5c for Ohio; lA@24 fol
State.
WHISKY Quiet. Sales small, at 26..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14

CHARLproS, April l2.-The 8. 8. Isabella
arrived here with Havanah dates Of the 10th
The Slave Brig Lyrant had been condemned
at Key West. the Salvage was 40 per cent
nett, and 80 per cent. goes to the Govern.
mant Ravanua Ofieers.