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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
LA Il T. S T N f w S.
Arrive, Of she steamer Cisy ~ vgssAaasss


Nsw Yeas. Jan. l9.-Ths steamship City
Of Washington. from Liverpool the SA issA.
arrived this morning.
NapOleons words to the Austrian 0iais-
ter Ut the New-Years' levee were, ~
gret that our relations with your gcvsvs-
,nent are not 10 good a. they were bus
request you to say 10 the Emperor tAas ~
personal feelings toward him have ne
changed" The emphatic tone Of ~ ~
peror and his animated gestures attsa1sSa
the attention Of the assembled diploOaaio
corps.
The Bourse vas closed till the Sd. bst =
being opened, quite panic prsvailsd-eho
decline being fully per cent.
On the 4th. the bourse continuod d.
III 9Oc for money, 7lf SOC for sect
The London exchange symp:seisss visa
the Paris decline: at one time bsisg I II
per cent. market elossd 1as.
A. visese. also. paaae psss1noe uoew
ruoor thas Auaesis vssla saad 0AQs -
Belgrade.
Italy is in . very unsettled stats. psssiss-
larly Lombardy. News from al psses prsg-
nant with alarm. Steps have been taken =
Lombardy almost tantam0unt 70 . seaee q
siege.
The London Nmss. reviewing The reesaa
correspondence on Central Americas o0bisA,
thinks the American Govt ssd IL oGlesss
are pushing matters very far indeed.
A staircase fell in the Polytschnisal lad
tute. London. injuring ~ people aad hll.nG
one.
The Spanish Ministry declare that 6paia
will never cell Cuba, and protest. agaisse tAo
insulting hypothesis TO the coatrasy Implied
in the Presidents message.
the Ministerial declaration. and Il vas very
unanimously approved.
Spain has obtainsd full satistastioo itu0
Mexico for the Tampico affair.
Kumors Of the discovery of fosmidabls
conspiracy in Cracow are reported. Numsr-
ous arrests have been made.
Bombay mail Of Dec. 9th hes reached
England. News unimportant.
A large army Of rebels had been deissGsa
by the commander in chief
The amnesty Wa slowly but sarsly thia-
ming tho ranks Of the rebels. GiEise Dsoaass
Of early peace.
Gen. John Jacob died Of brain fever.
Bombay imports sctive; money tight !.
bank rates per cent: freights declined.
Melbourne dates nov. 10th and E6O 900
| Of gold dust received. Ships had ssiled Ter
England with 100000 ounces Of gold.
| Trade dull especially imports.
| The Times leading article says the eoati-
mental excitement respecting the Italian
question has reached . crisis asd sslsss
efiicacious means Of prevention BE- sdopssd
| . collision will occur between Sardinia and
Austria. The French ovsrnnent has ~
lowed the Italians to invoke it. assiseasee.
Austris does not recognize France % ~
Italian power and dislikes French oeespa.
tion Of Rome. hence the bad feeling bssvss
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1Y.-HoUsG Mr.. Cobb.
Of Alabama. from the Committee On Public
Lands. reported . bill :. cognixing. Sstify ing
and confirming to the Mobile aud OAie
Railroad Company the transfer Of the lssds
heretofore granted by Congress 10 thess
states along the route for railrssd pusposs4
and extending the time for the completes
Of the road TO 1867. u was stated IN e.
plana tion tbst said transfer BY the Leeisla-
lures Ct Mississippi and Alabama, is hsA
been judiciaIly decided. that II We ~ u
accordance with the act Of Congress. hsses
the introduction of this bill 70 l~gsliss h.
SESArE.-On motion Of Mr. Psgh, ress-
luton was adopted. csIliDglon The Sssrslasy
Of Treasury TO furnish retorns of al he q.
ticles exported 70 from Cubs st al The pests
In the United States during The paae I've
years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

ST. LOUIS, Jan. TO- additional ~ ~
Overland Mai-A riot occurred among the
settlers at Sacramento on the l9sh Nh,
growing out Of the refusal Of Judge Terry
to grant . writ Of Error from the state.
70 the Federal Supreme Court in the esss
Of Purvis w. Coover.
The police had made descent - he
richest gambling house In San Frssdsss.
OsEGoS.-The Legislature assembled aad
James Guthrie. Register Of the Oregea
City Land Office. had resigned.
The Eliza Anderson, the first steamer built
on the Pacific coast, was launched 1t Port.
land. Nov. 9th.
The Washington Territorial Legislature
convened on the 9Th.
Henry Owner. American ex-Consul at
Tahiti. had arrived ut Honolulu. He re-
ports = change in the government Of Tahiti
The new Governor bad removed the mill
tary. and was making the port civil o~s,
and had abrogated the obnoxious Laws
respecting the shipping.
Col. Vineyard. Indian agent and ~. DeS.
fendorf, American Coneul at Elpaso. came
among the passengers and will proceed IN
Inedistely to Washington.
The Kansas City Journal If Cosawsrce o.
the 18th says, that Judge Williams of Fort
Scott had just arrived enroute ~ Cesles
with Gov. Medary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
RraltOn House.

vVVHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the travelling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire The house Is
nearly new and furnished with oil the Conveniences
OF mode n hotels, The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business in the West, Is sufhcent guarantee that
his house the place stop at when come 70 the
city Of lie Claire.
r. Hacks leave the DHstton HOUSE every noynine
fsundays excepted) for Davenport.
marohI-d3vAv1v 0UWUeTuAvU Vr""v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH "SOc1A-
B1r'-The talked of "affair" come off at
Metropolitan block on Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Hammond of Chicago, deliv-
cred very ereditable lecture in the Hall !;
subject, "air castles" ;" after which there was
some most excellent singing by the men,
bers of the Philharmonic Society. The Hall
was crowded to it, utmost capacity. After
the exercises in the Hall the audience retired
to tho lower room. where large tables were
spread out with every delicacy which in
peuious cooks could devise, at which the
whole we're feasted in the most luxurious
style. It was. indeed, . happy occasion, and
We may add that It was most thoroughly
appreciated by all. Many thanks are due
Nessre. Hill, Allen 4 Co.. for the great gen.
erosity they evinced in donating the ladies
the free use Of their hall and other rooms
also light. fusl, DC, on this occasiop. Let
them be remembered for It The whole
arraneeasat ~ss a entire suessse, and haa
undoubtedly sssalts1 h raisiag gsedly
aAaGsA 4 6ani1 y - = ateesssiahik6 ~
SaUsU @k 4~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

CE Messrs. E. w. Brady Il Co.
will sell household and kitchen furniture
this afternoon at one o'clock, including one
superior cook stove, (Merrit pattern.) one
fine Bureau, DC, DC. Also on Saturday sf-
ternoon at the same hour, feather beds and
bedding, fine furniture and general house.
hold goods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

oSo0 A Y0AD.-Vansed - ACTIVE, HONEST
nsa u every county 10 the 0aaaee. = tDgesT an
canvass ~ ths NEW YosK 0snnS q sssssifsi-
" Illustrated msatAy josrnsl. sitssss, aetivs
~, ss,ary q >seoperSsas snA : snan esnns-
ssua vill b pad: A6dress
&c. =. 1ns6Toa, Psblhhss. - Dse1man -, n. =.
lsnal --N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

IMPORTANT OrERArIoN,-Dr. w. G.
COLE made an important operation OIL the
person Of Luke Ratigan, at the Burtis House,
on Tuesday afternoon. The case was that
of strangulated inguinal hernia, one that of
all others, requires the most cautious oper-
alton, and one with which none but sur
geons Of great skill and experience should
attempt to treat This operation, made in
the presence of Drs Garvin and Worley, was
attended with great success, and reflects
credit on DR. CoLE's skill as surgeon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

The two last bills were referred to Aids.
Hubbell, ThoriDgton and Morley.
Herman, for nllins up ot.................>s5 90
Disallowed and the Marshal ordered to
collect it from the property.
After some further unimportant buainess
. resolution Of Aid. Thorington to appoint ;
committee to enquire into the expediency Of
abolishing the City Hospital Was adopted.
The committee consists Of Aida Thoringtoo,
Hubbell and Morley.
KEoKuK REPUDIATloN.-DAvENPoR OPINION.
Aid. Washburn then offered the following
resolution which was after some discussion
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, The city Of Keokuk after hav-
ing defaulted repeatedly In the payment ol
the its bonded debt, has now by the act Of
it's corporate authorities In effect repudiated
wholly the same, though disguising such re-
pudiation by profsssed inability 70 pay and
offers compromise. And
WnEsEAs, Such Aagrant violation Of pub
lie faith. and the obligations Of contraeta
calls for the sevsrest reprobation not only
Of all honorable men, but Of all cities IL ths
State Of Iowa, which have met their habil-
tiles and regard their credit, especially - Il
10 calculated to weaken II not destroy all
confidence in the individual and cogporate
credit Of the State. Now therefore,
Resolved, That the course taken By the
city Of Ksokuk and IL authorities In regard
TO their sorposats debt b diahonossbls 70
wards IL creditors diegrasdul e itssll and
diaaeeditabls to ths aGate q Iowa.
| -: s':;:'s ! { a: a.e :; ;ys s aa::s.; 2
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TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at 9 IS A and $50
Sundays excepted west, leaves At 9sOSA n and oot
Pm, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, north, to Dubuque. via Dewitt, Maquo-
kets and wilton leave the Pennsylvania House. Tues
days, Thursdays ana Saturdays at A NJ; North. te
Lyons via eClsire, Princeton, Oamanche and Cltn-
ton Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ.
Smith 4 AYnold's line OF hacks leave every day u
2P u.
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Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood 70
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Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
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Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
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Advertisements from abroad must be paid for In
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II. LfSCHER Il Co Der Dsmokrat.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

FIRE.-Our fire department WAS
called out about o'clock last evening by
the burning of building in Rock Island
We did not learn the particulars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

Those wishing to sign their names 10 the Coostitu
tion and By Iaws Of the Scott County Democratic
Clu,, will find the same with John T. King, Esq
OyrIoE-Ls C:sire Rov, f,rmerly Cfflce Of Drs.
Fountain and Adler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.

VvNHE following gentlemen have been erg sged, and
i Will lecture b fore the Association durinx the
present month. The subjects snd timG viii be duDy
announced through the pspers:
Rev. J. r. Donelsn, Hon. y. Cook,
wu Hall, ESQ, Hon. J. y. Dillon,
Capt Joseph Nays, Hon. w. n nidreth,
Rev. Geo y Aagoun, Hon. D. n True,
Rev r. l.. Collier, G. Stuart Els Dsq.,
Hiram Price, Esq, IN. Parker, Bsq
TicAets for the stsson, admitting gentleman and
lady. = 90. single ticket, 26 cents
HALLkT EILBOURN.
Dec'u ChsirInsn Lecture Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

VUVHE LAW YiRM or COOK DILLON LIND.
L LEY is ibis day dissolved BY mutual consent -
We desire to close the business ~ the lats nm a.
speedily possible, ard request an early settlegent
with eli parties
signed. JEO. r. COOK,
JAO, y. DtLLON
JanS.dlm JAS !. LlEOlRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

LOOK ANY one having good
farm to sell for cash do,cn, can hear Of GUS
toner by calling upon Mr.. c. II. Kent, land
agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

Col. HEATH's POEM. We trust
that our readers will not forget the reading
of the poem of Col. II. Fl. Heath. which
was postponed from Friday last until to-
morrow evening.
The subject of the poem if g The Last
Day, or the End of Tine" and the produc-
ton is very highly spoken Of in Anamosa
and Iowa City, where it has been read.
The reading will be at lie Claire Hail.
Tickets, % cents. may be procured at the
book stores and at the door. Let the Col.
have fnll house.
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NEW TIMES and NEW PRICES
AT The
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,

NO. 50 BRADY ST., NORTH OF POST.OF1I0B.
vJVuF present stock Of BOOKS, PAPsR aud STA.
i TIONkRY, will be closed out ~ greatly reduced
prices t. suit the hGrd times
Ayariety OF articles on hand suitable for
CHRIST AZ PRESENTS.
All are respectfully Invited to test the above esser-
tion ty calling ana pricing before buying essw here.
Dec25 CHAhLAGS ADAAS.
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DAVENPORT, Jan. ~, r NJ
The westmr con.nues mild - asre. y. 10: r. ads
In eooi eonditisn, md business without much
ehsnse -nsns'ly steady and 6rm. We have no i,u-
poriant m.arke, chs nees TO quote.
fLonR-kot much doing. - oOels TO- ai whcie.
sale - ~ r.tsil; white vinier, 81 %
brcxwnEAr FLouR-Fsif suppl, NJ - 10 Il cwt
wi..'iss saie IS N retail.
wHxAT-Aoder ate receipts by waeon; A5sDsoc
for new ,pring; 10; for Old.
BrcXwMEAT-virms 1t 40. Moderate supply.
CokN-ConsiderAble IL market; G5:; choss- lots
bOe.
OArs-New. firm at aO,; old, scarce. CSC.
PoTAroEs-scarce ~ oSes 15c /; choice lots, sac !:
SJcas$i OO ~ retail.
Hoas-Not much doing ~ 5Oe,, 90
>
New Y osk Maskes.
~ TELEoRAPH.1
Nsw YoaK Jan. 10.
FLOUR-Firm. SAiea tOO b,ls u 76pS ~ for
~ coaaaoa 70 good saics W.sssss 8 too1 . -
shappaae esssds extra vsand hoep OAt0.
AvE PlOUa-Stesdy and unchanged.
buckwH.As FLoUa>-2 ~ A09 62x per 100 -.
-Buoyant. sales 10000 bu at I IS for
Bed Western.
Ooas-Al.o nrmer. sAes 500 bs ., $50 Tor mixed
Wessrn.
OArs-Active at $500 for STATE, western and
Canadian.
RYE--Heid ct Soc.
POak Quiet but nrmer; II 750l7 81 for new
meas u O0a lS IS for old n,ess Is 2S for prime
0Esv-Be-f hans, 1900.
BAcON-Dull.
Cur AsArs-Firmer Sales 800 bbls city cured
hams NJ ~.
LARD-buoy ant Sales 100 bbls d II colin.
BUTTsn-Steaiy; 19921 for state; 1890 for
Ohio.
OHsEss-Qu'et but firm; sx@sk.
WHIsKY-Dull; 2S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

MAIL LARRANGEMENTS rs.

EAsTsRs MAIL Sunday excepted,) arrives dsiiy
at !. n and ? II closes al y Il ant p \.
WESTERN NAIL arrives daily l1uhdaye ex<pseu1
n. 10 A n and 8 u closes ~ A and ~.
SouTaxaN \ NJ, from q. Louis and southern AS-
souri,, araivcs daily (Sandsys excepted) at P n /;
closes at Q A ~.
NonrHERs MAIL, via Dubuque and Northern To-
"a arrives daly Sundays exceptedj al M closes
at - M. -
EoRrsERx NAIL, via Dewitt, Asquoketa, &c &,
arrives Tuesdays. Tbursiays and SATURDAYS, ~
=, e,oses Tuesdsvs Thursdays and Sundays at
r II. .
HoRrHEax NAIL, via LeCsire, Princeton and Ly-
ous arrives daily, (5undsys exceptedl att u, co-
ses at Pm.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays II ~ II closes same ttmse
BLUE GRAss NAIL, arrives Tsesdays, Tnussosys
and oAturosys, IT 10 A y closes same time.
WEsr BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays ana
THURSDAYS st 8 NJ; Sios.s same days st7 \ u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

JxO. p COOK, JAS. ). LIxDLEy, WIN. r. GLAZE
COOK, LIN DLEY 4 CLARK.
Mr. Dillon having retired from our Isv Hsm, 70
assume the more resp0n duties ~ the Bench,
have this day ed with IL our law businsss
VIM. r. OiaIk, Esq. JNO. P sOOK
Jan5.d1m JA6,J J LJNDLnY
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Nkw YoaK, Jan. lv.-Tbe seeo0GA1D
Africa sailed 1t ten o'clock this nosu1nR ~
Liverpool With l20 passsegsss en1 o1llv-
OnO in speeie e- l~s%
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AUGUSTA, Ca. Jan. 16.-Hoo. Joe =.
Bslzer died u Montgomery. Ala = -
day, r. n.
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Home w anted.

vJVHp father OF an infant girl, whose mother died
i some weeks since, Is desirous Of finding fam-
" that would be willing TO adopt such child. M
ather 10 poor and unable to give his chld proper ct
tehtion. Ohld three months OLD. enquire et the
house At the Oatho.c Durying Ground Jan6
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r9NRErH EXTRACTED BY NEW PROCESS
i without ocoasiouing any delay OF pain whatever
JULIUS CHESEBROU G H i,
nn.afnl Smrvnnun

OrPICK-1n kerwin's Block. 50 Perry, between ID
and Attn streets.
Having completed arrangements, he Is now pre-
pared TO extract teeth by admitting slight current
OF elect cv around the tooth st the time Of extfac-
tion, thereby allsying all pain attendant upon ex-
tracttng by the ordinary method.
They .tient has . full knowledge Of what IL pass
ing, and there not those effects which are often
noticed after having taeth extracted by the use Of
Ohlorcform or the Pressing process.
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