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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Hon. JAMES GRANT, Democratic Elec'or for
this state. viii be glad Ia address the people
10 Scott county on the LIST Monday in Oct ober
In Muscaiine county on the 2d Monday In October
In johnson Comfy on the 81 Monay In
In other counties. Of which duet notice vii b.
siycB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
4 Chance ser AN Iwye.,mep,

EpIIoRs STATE DEMocRAr-GEHrs:-
will wager - 900 in good productive re-
al estate in this county. yielding . net profit
per annum OF $4,000, that James Buchan.
ao gets more popular votes in the United
States on The fourth Of November coming.
than John G. Fremont, and - 600 that
John G. Fremont will not be the next Pres.
itent OF the United States. Provided, in
both the above cases, James Buchanan shall
live until after the 4th Of next March -
Both propositions to be taken together,
FoR THE CONSTITUTION AND UNION.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
LynM NIarch M Isa.

81 IDHis March TfL 1854
"rrf W-h Ny haT toinmenc,,i falling IN some
ihfr' ~ tour At. Ntnc aud coHtnuvd 10 10 so un-
III T. Ca'Hr quite ttA tti,i Al the l. pttlsr nnes-
cine - tn dav. hat To- aa 81. At "a Iva In.
due 10 try vuuf "a brsfc iatr Restorative and an
hipry 10 r'y, u Is dung woni'ts I have uov Q
tne gTpvihuf Young httr aud chrvTfulty recommend
T. use to al similarly al cted.
40. WIIIIAMA. IN Stonh .treet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

THEArRk. performances OF ST.
.s DrNIS are creating great sensation
among our ,heatre'g"ers might sic ap-
peas in both pieces The house will be
crowded withou, doubt FOR beside, being
one OF the prettiest women ~ the world.
she is also one Of the mos' MED Nsssrs.
Houph 4 Myers i.-., from our
citizens for the mahner >, they have
catered for their snnsem ring then
stay in this CITY.
Now isrus TIME TO IssURG The season
Of the year is now approaching. during
which greater danger is 70 be apprehended
from Are than any other part 1t the year,
and it would be we'll to look about and see
where 20 find Fire Insurance Companies
that are responsible. That is great point
TO secure; the small matter Of premium is
no consideration. compared with the re-
sponsibihty.
James T. HIldreth is agent fer several
good and responsible Companies. See adj
vertsement in this paper. His Office IS a
the office Of the 'State Democrat"
LITERARY LEcrrREs.-Wc rejoice
to learn that the Executive Committee O.
the Young Men's Literary Society is ma
king vigorous efforts TO provide for the cit
liens of Davenport series OF lectures from
eminent men, which will surpass the bril-
liant and instructive lectures Of las, winter
Our citizens cannot too highly appreciate
the moral and intellectual benefits Of these
lectures, acting as they do more as force
to increase the activity and momentum OF
the mind than TO instruct and educate it
These lectures serve purpose similar to
the eloquent and imprisoned speech of the
con mander TO his army as they are about
10 rush 10 battle II gives enthusiasm and
f;rmness TO those who are in the pursuit OF
knowledge II lets into the windows Of the
soul few Of the dazzling rays Of the great
sunlight Of Truth. and begets yearnlng
to behold all its fullness and glory. What
. me asureless distance there is between the
illiterate man and him who has drank deeply
al all the fountain. Of knowledge. And
with the adva, tages 80 common in our
country, why need there be any one bound
10 the CALLING chains Of ignorance. Let all
Ct our citizens give literally 10 this lauda'
Bile enterprise Of the Young men Of Daven'
port. that We nay have series OF lectures
the coming winter Of which we can all be
proud.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.

Daily. Tri-W cekly aud Weekly
NEW YoRR-S NJ Pettisgiii& Go.
" " -Vischer Owen l. Co
CHICASo-Scriven h Gallagher
w s Spencer
ST s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
rhicago Steam Dye Works.
Removal!
CRABBE'S Hair-Dressing l. Shaving

" ILL be removed to-dsy. 10 newly ritted Rom
- und r the L. Claire House. v hete h. viii ~,
~ found In readiness 10 serve his numerous custom,
ers In the most approved manner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
NEW JERSEY
DELAWARE BAY

pbl4AW AhF bA1
For making additibus 10 the light hnus. works
at ri an,iywin shoals and for their protection ami
presery alton. eighteen thousand one hundred aud
twenty one dollars and fnrfy fcu' c"nts.
For continuing the construction OF the light house
authorized August the third cigttecnn hondved aud
nifty four near ship Johr sboals, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For CONTINUING the construction @. The ligh,
house author lied August the third, eighteen hun
dr.i and Atty four. COR Gross ledge. forty thou
sand four hundred aud ninety dollars and twenty
nine cents
For banking IN sud protecting the site u tn. isht
house Oh Rely Island, three thousand ciaht hun
dred and ninety eeveu dollars And tvsnty nine
c"nt~.
DELAWARE
ro. the rection o, light sou.s f.uwick's T.
land, twenty i've thousand doiars
DELAWARE
For suoys stakes, ANA day marks 10 mark the bs :
amp channels 81 Eastern bay and its TRIBUTARIES
tCh.sapeake bayl at south md NJ Keut Island, Al
: rth~esi and Southeast points al Warts point,
1.-THE bars and channels lce-dnS TO the 81 Michael'-
Wire riverss 1--WE thousand dilars.
small beacon light At near tn landing AT
washington, N the Potomac river, Ave thou.
ioisrs.
tor rebuilding the Cape Charles light house upon
: en'er site and fttiug it with proper illuminating
( pa a,us. thirty Ave thousand two hundred dol
! liars.
! FOR rebuilding on proper site, the light hons.
n,stroyep by ice during thu last winter, ~ Pungo
| ,esgue. five thousand dollars
| SOUTH CAROLINA
| RoV first order lens apparatus, placing tn,
| same. and rebuilding adweilinc for keeper and as
sistant at Charleston light HOUSE. fifteen thousan,
| dollars
Dor . keepers house on Norris Island Chariesto
harbor, In place Of the destroyed BY the storm
September, eighteen hundred and nfty four, tw
thousand i've hundred dollars.
Ror light houre TO BE- placed In ornear the tow
Mount Peasant, Charleston harber, six thousan
dollars.
Dor oonpletine the two beaccns Of ranfe Jiehts o
South Island Point and North island, 9 orseiovu,
addition = the Ssrnef aeosopstaskAs, ~ shoasau
Aealass.
- isAs lses - ~ es,ea sas osuessawu
W tAoaoooA Gp1neA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Perfumery! Perfnmery!
TricanalikOn / Hair Dive

NONSTANTLY on hand The largest stock Of Per-
Lumery iegnes, Extraits Washes also POM
'des. Resforativcs, Dyes sc. GRABBE'S spperbr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

1ACkLOrf C0RBIN. Cor Seoond and Bssdy.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL 4 CO.. Nam
COOK Z SA10EkT.............A Main end Second.
nc6R6GOR, LAwEe BLAkEAORE. Main.
ChCeD. BRO, BARROW CO.. Cor Nam I'd SITS
TALL4AN, POWkRe MCLEAN. -. above p. O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
a9AllE CHANCE
TO SECURE
Valuable Farming Lands

These lands selected many years sSo. and
comprise Of the best iaAds In Scott Couny, and
have never before bee lner-d for sale
tmf2h COOK h SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

y. AL LEN...........P o Building, Brady 81
ICkOLLS, ISBkLL 4 Co. Main 81
LLEN DOOLAN........Orr'sB Building Brady II
Insurance Agencies.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
NAVY DsPARraKsr,
Bureau of CONSTRUCTION. ac.,

January *, ieab
pROPOsirlONS will be received his bureau l2 0f
February for The following the United States
eT mississippi 10 be delivered al yard, New York;
Two vertical tubular boilers, be made OF the best charcoal
bloom boiler paes tube sheets half neb water bottoms
and asbns shell Of inch 10 ieh
All the parts rvetied boi
sides where chn be got al 10 do screw by be used ~
The legs, water bottoms, steam chimney.
Tie crowns ana sides of shell 10 be sfened by on from which
the braces 10 lead.
The boilers will be about twenty three and onsa feet 'front.' by
about eleven and feet deep and about twelve and
feet highs 10 be fnnhd with The and hand hole
plates furnace ue and ape doors CRATE bearers and o
the Tested when at
drauiic pressure OF IS lbs per inch. .-a. .s
The tubes be furnished The and 10 be set by tie
eontacors the being responsible for All tubes eondem
ned o ihe defects, and the contractor or oil CONDEMNED from
bad workmanship
Ais0 the prices pound for such castings may be
CURED and boilers, sand Of dry snnd OF loa
and aud composition
ings, tof copper and un)
The patterns furnished by The government . ...
The whole the be subject 10 the
inspection and approval Of the department may
point
drawings boilers viii furnished bidders application
the department -...-......
third estimated when
the boilers ba completed the remainder when they have beeH
tested satisfactorily by steam For castng when delivered ana
approved. ..... -.. .ea.# .##.
be particular In stating their prices, and the time
they propose complete deliver the work Bond and
security will be required for the faithful performances OF tie
work and fuin'ment of inc contract.
Jan l3-law4w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
GEOHGE u. COX.

RsW York Metropolitan Tailoring Embellishments
United Military and Navy 56 broadway Opposite
the Metropolitan HYtel.)
CIR Allow the pleasure OF pacsg before
~ ice s the time offering best services tailor
together with The resources Tor the supply Of military
and unos, United states citizens dress
engaged making uniforms FIR the mlary and
aiso the according the and
sucons and oeia drawings The latest resula received
by from The state, Navy, and War Washington
d. q. Hyou should feel dpaed with
assured receiving
hitting The beet English and French cloths, eassmere
gold lace, treble gilt buttons, all possible
cash have first
gold enbroderer, moeskD chapeau
and general regmentai makers English French
American pantaioons be-
lieve dung OF the military naval officers
clothing and ouittng business the United
officers, attached the
gooos infantry, ordnance aud engineers personally
known TO many o the officers attached ships
namely the Nonh Carolina Mississippi Prnceton Poshatan,
san Jscao, ST. Lawrence Brandywn., Nncenncs pandaa
Congress Independence Macedonia Fulton erins
ton, ffcdona Consuuton tyane, Relief Perry, Porpose,
euding gentlemen the heads Of the executive departments
bers OF both houses OF Congress also ministers sni
secretares aud attaches legations the Engb French
other foreign military and navy services.
have subscribe yours Obliged,
E GEORGE r. FOX
We hear is the intention Of Mr.. Fox city
days hence. Jan IS eoda
The daily union., 1856-01-22

United States Patent Office,
yVashinatou January g. leiU

ON petition Of Read, Alton Illinois, praying for
the extension of patent granted him the l2h March,
lsa for Improvement in rehpng machne seven years
from the expiration OF said patent which takes pnce on The 18th
dsy Of March, 1856 .. ...... .#.. d r.... - .
IL ordered said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the ID day Of March II O'clock and all
persons notified TO and show any they have
why said petition ought TO be granted.
Persons required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially writing least
days before day NIL testimony filed by either
used at the said hearing be taken and transmitted In
codance with the rules the Office which will be furnished on
plicaion.
The testimony the will be closed the ssi Of Feb
deposuons, and other relied testimony
must be filed the office before the morning Of that day the
arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered published in the Union Inei
eencer and Evening STAR Washington. c.; Argus Baltimore;
PennsyivaGian Fhadelnhia Journal of Commerce. New
York; and enqurer, Cincnna Ohio week for three
successive weeks previous TO the ID of March next The day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p SEdiiors of the above will please and send
their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
ani-law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
United states Patent once,
Washington, January 3, 1850

AN the petition Of L. W. c. w. Blake OF PeppeIve Massa-
" ohuse praying OF granted them
on Tue aVh Ap isfe, waier wheels" for
the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place ON The 2ist day Of April, leso--
III ordered thai The said petition be heard al the Patent Once
on hondHy, ,be m Of April nett at ~ O'clock and all
persons are n"sd 10 and show cause III any they have
why said petition ought NOT 10 be granted.
opposing the required he In the Patent
ehc eir objections specially setofh In writing Al sastweBy
days before The Of hearing All nled by either
be used AZ the said hearing be taken and transmitted In
eodase with the rules OF s Office which will be furnished
pIicaiion. .s ."~1
The testimony the will be closed the s6 of March,
1916 dapostoDs papers relied testimony
must be hed IN the office before the morning Of that day
the arguments, II any, within ten days hereafter.
Ordered also that this be published in The union Inte
geneer and Sur, Washington D. o.. Argus, Baluere Md
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Jauna Of Commerce. Now
York, NJ Vt and tbs Boston Post Boston, Mass week
for three successive weeks previous the 7 day Of p
the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
.... -... Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdior OF the papers will please copy, send
their bulls TO the Patent ohce with paper containing This nouee
Jan 4--law3w .a a-s.. .krt M.-E .Y..
The daily union., 1856-01-22
United states Patent OGice.


IN the petition Of Samuel Taylor Comb jee Massachusetts,
praying for the OF patent granted him the 2sh
May, iei2 brushes
ing warps, for the expiration of said paent
which takes place the 2sh day Of May lo56--
IL IL ordered that said be heard Patent Office
Monday the 2ih Of Hsy IL O'Clock and all
notified appear show they have, why sad
petition ought 10 be granted. s
Persons opposing the extension required tn file in The Patent
Office their obc,on specially hIt writing at least
day. before the day AZ bearings all testimony filed by either
taken and transmitted in
cordsnce with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
application.
The I'd Of
siions and other relied testimony be filed In
the Office before The morning Of day The argunen
within thereafter.
Ordered, be published the Union, Inte
Evening Washington ID. c. Argus, Baltimore
Philadelphia IA Journal ofCommercr New York,
N. Post
cessve weeks previous 2 May day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdtors Of the above papers will pease and send
te bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
Jan I7-law3w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
virgin,s I..na Once.


code Of Virginia of sfp sa
do hereby whom
csdeae of the esceaor of the city of Petersburg
OF Ian. received
1856 held
following lots In the city Of retsrhnr
Charles ezed, have been found scheaied
this Commonwealth, 20 wits
the lsia residence OF sstd obaa,
tainisc dwelling Market
20 north 20 feet thence eastward
81 adjoining, 10 by % feet
3D. One lot IN pss adjoining the above 70, os The
south, No. A. SSH feet MARKET street,
bounded about ~ being in feet
deep The 70 feet from, and Market street
being back 100 feet deep,
the south line from Market back III feet deep
3D. One hnuae and aide 81 Donots alley ~ ret
ront bounded by rse he north, the east by Hars
|ot, on the south by Mnrrhs lot
fih. on devised
OHara hy Mu Iuenne having brick Eweinr, 40 thereon,
on wes side o Sha 20 feet front and and
nna back 70 feet with Oet sey unnls from he roar TO Low
ii, NJ PARKER.
Jan ia~laweW Hssf LaEA odsa
The daily union., 1856-01-22
United states Patent Once,
WashinRt0n January v IL

nm the petition OF Zepbansh Bosworh Of Bamer, Ohio, pray
ing for the extension Of him
April, sf for
FOR years from tho expiration said psent which
9Th day Of April 1856
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent oncs
Monday, the 9h Of March II O'Clock, m.
persons notified 10 and show cause III
have why said petition OUGHT granted. i"
Once their objections specially forth writing
days before hesne all testimony filed by
be used az the said hearing In
with the rules the occ which viii be furnished appi
i.
The testimony the will be closed the 4 dep
osons, and other relied testimony, be
filed IN the Office before the morning Of that day the
auments, n any within . thereafter,
Ordered, that published In the Union In,e
and Evenius star Washington D. C Argus, Baltimore
Evening Phisdpa, Journal
New York and Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio
successive previous p of merit
day Of hearing. CHARLES MASON,
+ Commissioner Of Patents.
sEditors oft above papers rasse copy
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Ian a.
The daily union., 1856-01-22

GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHINGTON THE sut
VI scrber formerly OF Richmond Virginia, having
ONCE In this city,
Department. tenders his upon govern
especially Revolutionary
and pensions under The recent acts Of Congress ..
Having purchased the manuscripts the David
he has perhaps, the only index which
OF revolutionary papers Office a.
Richmond He has also copious index
the other public Offices in the Capitol Of Virginia These
sccumuiatons from other
title him thai claim Just
able show Il, where the himself may entirely
unable do II.
For under March giving teO scfes
of land all days h
charges win be very moderate. FELIX RlCHhRDs.
RKrsRsroHs.
Hon Henry A. Wise, Aecomac, yirsiua.
James Lyons Esq., Rlchmond, Virginia.
James " Beaih late Commissioner OF Pensions Richmond
Virginia. -
stsfrord n. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John \. rcHdleton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D, e
William J. Ward, Baltimore.
Lewis Trberlake, eco, New York
March 7-dhcply'
The daily union., 1856-01-22
mo. 5bOl
g Swamp and Overlooked Lands. -
mo. 5b0l

pUBJIC NOTcE-PmsuRnt the Secretary
Of Tho lnenor public notice hereby that in order
bring close the business under the
September 2s 1e5o, enlsd An enable
and other States, reclaim lands
~ and the aoTd parties who ean that portions
selected under said law dry and 1T for cultivation,
Introduce evidence all lands selected
objection
date hereof, will be eerBed and patented States
Such objections ss contemplated by the above be made
under OATH and hed with the receiver of
land Office for ansmEsoB the General Land Uce
ssry forms for afidsviIs IN
The following classes ofland exempt from objection
lat Lsnds entered wTh cash, located with military souny
land scrip, asr the Of the of
be 1850 and prior passage % 1855
the relief Of purchasers and ocanrs Of swamp overowed
Isnds.n
Sd Lands already patented the swamp
In all where objection IL sred
ofihe oce time amer
expiration Of said sir months, they appoint
consent Of the Commissioner ~ The General Land Offce.
Of swamp and overaowed land.
during the regular business of the Land Office
Given under hand the city Of Washington this
December, 1885, E. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Jan lO-Iaw6w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The o psison win be entered upon our LooAs unless
hs psyH,s.s She subscription bs made Ia advance
Distant su6sebers may forward us money the po1tss
VI paid by all assumed ~ ourselves n l@
safe ua4smisssoa. =
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published uiweaky daring ha seS
Cong ess, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year VIII be received GA
terms pgopoIiioBe ed TO the above annual faics
aPosTMAsTERs authorized 10 act as our agents and,
sending US slvE DAILY subscbe with $50 snclosedi o.
sEMi-wEEKLY subscrbe's with 80 enclosed wan be en-
ullsd a copy grais.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
United states Patent once.
Washiuptop, January IL, 1916

N the petition of Aonzo @, Arnold OF Nowak, Connecticut
praying Tor the OF granted him the 2sd of
April 1872 for Improvement In punehng machines for maui
OF for The
said patent which ake place the 23d day OF April e6
IL Is ordered that the sad petition be heard al The Paei Once
Monday OF u O'Clock and all
uohed appear snd show they haye why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposse required file in the Patent
Office their objections specially fonh writing twenty
days before ofheaoe all testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
with the rules Of the ofce which will be furnished app
The testimony viii be closed 9Th Of March
depoions and other relied testimony must be ed
In the Office before the morning Of that days the arguments II
any, wihin days thereafter. ..- 81. ......
Ordered, be publhed In the Union, Tni
roncer Evening Star, Washington d. O. Argus Baltimore,
Md Evening Phiad.phis PA. Journal OF Commerce,
New York, and Daily Post, Providence, week for
ee successive weeks previous 10 the h U April nsI the day
Of bearing ~
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEdtors Of the above papers viii please copy and send
their bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Jan Is-lHw3w
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Law partnership.

X. ]. WAIkER, 7, JANINs
n oBERT ]. WALKER & LOUIS JANIN have formed part
n nerhp FOR Of tho
and In Courl Of Gains Address
Washir Etun City, ID, T.. ... .... ...
Jan 2-eOdff
The daily union., 1856-01-22

MILK MiiE.-We 2j % gallons milk daily;
III price - per gallon, delivered Warranted
Odeu through the Office
or len at Henry Dougas osi, Of 18th and seets viii
be aueGded promptly LESS than gallon 10 quart.
CasI, cash settlements every week. = - y .-.
- DOUGLAS n SMITH, +.
Jan Ie-3teod Near The Asscostia Bridge.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Firemen's Insurance Company of Washington
and Geork ctown.


THE respective companies of Washington Groeeown
entitled directors Of this company,
pOded that they required TO hold elections
of January such place they
which
lied. ALEX, MCINTYRE, ..s q
Jan O. cod Secretary.
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Library Editions.

F undegnsd Offers for sale, moderate ees, hns
collection of almost siandsrd Engish and American
horr poetry and fine library copies o. them nne
nsrsted oEsrs IN rich bndnF The Ene
De n ''9'"''' ''''''' "'''' WV" PRhNoK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1856-01-22
Medical Card.

noCToR sTANsLAs BERNsZ, regular practitioner Of homso
~ pahy Onice 23 and Fourteenth Consua
lions from 10, a. IN, 20 ,, D. M
Earsas Hensz, having returned from Europe with
proved heal will the practice his profession
lie Doctsur psne francas. ...... ,.
IIei d pctor sprteht noulsch
n habls Espsnol
n Dotore parla ltallsno- .....
an t0-d6m
The daily union., 1856-01-22

THE R. L. HARPER, % street.
BOSTON, received choice
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Paian
which universally admired Newport last As he
not tben abr supply the demand he h opportunity
ladies that he opening fresh supply,
which white, and appropriate for bridal
hso head dresses, ciucS, cellars, mane all Of
which embroidered black var
ETY. Of wreaths of straw fowerr feather flowers,
BThs Is the only house In the Uned States where these
goods be obtained.
HosroN, Jsnusry 5, 1855.
Jan 6--saw9w