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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
A Word TO Merchants and Farmers


II 10 conceded by all, that the farm
ers Of Scott county, have, in their own
hands the means OF relieving the conn
~ Of the prevailing pressure. Then
crops are abundant. Prices are low.
They hesitate aboutselling. Tlcy owe
our merchants and moned men more
less. Our merchants owe Eastern lob
bling Houses. flour merchants cannot
got their money, they cannot pay their
debts at the East. Money is scarce
and farmers cannot sell their wheat for
cash. Merchants cannot buy Eastern
exchange. They cannot get gold.
Farmers dare not take the worthless
rag money in circulation. 1t cannot
be used by our merchants to transmit
funds to the East. Now we have II
few suggestions to make that may
prove mutually beneficial. Farmers
must in honor, pay their debts. Our
merchants must, IN honor, pay their
Eastern creditors. We suggest plan
Of relief. Let merchants make such
arrangements that farmers 'can pay
them in ,oheat, or other grain, and let
our merchants forward this wheat to
their Eastern creditors, who can
always dispose Of it for cash. This will
be mutually profitable. 1t will save
the cost Of paying for exchange, and
our merchants can get such price for
grain in New York, Boston and Phila
dslphia - will pay for original cost,
expense Of transportation, and have a
margin for . small profit. Wheat is
ceiling in Philadelphia for sl.s5 to
el.4O per bushel. The cost Of trans
portation would not exceed so cts per
bushel. Such An arrangement would
afford instant relief to farmers, mel
chants and every class of creditors.
There 10 no dependence to be placed
upon Banks Bankers or M MED men.
Exchanges cannot be procured. The
suspension Of specie payment has cut
o6 the usual supply Of circulating coin.
The bills in circulation here canno, be
sent East ono hundred miles, in pay
ment Of debts. Shinplasters multiply,
and those who grow fat upon the
public necessities, and bleed ali who
must have money, are busily at work
loauing money At ruinous interest, and
compelling matured payments so as tc
buy in property at one half its value
All this panic, stringency and pressur,
can be Do avoided BY ado tink the plar
proposed. Let merchants take tn,
grain ofiarmers, and forward that grail
to their Eastern creditors, and thus
relieve the West Of q large back load
Of home and foreign indebtedness
3astssa nsschants have expressed a
villiagsan . aeesps grain upon con.
6cnasu1 = paonsnt - dshea, cad /,
- lnnonhnn1n IN - .~ea2a - An.
1e3s:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

lloos.-W can congratulate our farming
friends Oh the fair prospects they have 81
getting good prices for their pork, this TALL
We hear OF number of contracts for early
delivery, at this city. ut $500 per hundred
and We believe that there are contracts for
heavy hos at as high rates as s6,25 and Sd,
5o.-Qu'ncy Wig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
Davenport lee!
COMPETITION. DEE9EDil

k,HE DAVENPORT ICE co. NO. I h nov pre
L par d 10 serve the CT ixens - davenport with
the best possible qusiity Of Ice, guaranteeing 20 r.
nisA our customers will .,9Tvrr~ ~Ar III desir-
ed. Parties vi hing gu ,ply 70 the entire season
are cautioned against eontYacfing with those vho
cannot furnish patrons through the season.
c. STE1NHlLBgR co.
once, Second st. opposite LeClsire House,
mly6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

The Bank Of Florence 10 undoubtedly
o. responsible an Institution a. any in the
whole wsstsrn eountry. with . heavy e.
tsal sapital IL basinea1 b seadueesa With
Ne oeeeeeet pvadsasA 81 ~ auauns g
III ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
Fever and Aguc,


rs hereby Riven that have been appointed b. the
i County Ju see Of Scott County adaiotstrattx Of
the gods and hattels, rights and credits Of Aexan.
der Kirk. lsae o. Davenport, deceased. An persons
having claims aeAluot the estate Of ead dece~ut arc
required forthwith 70 present the same with tn r.
vouchers ct tbs once Of the 0oanty Judge, end eli
psrs NJ owing sad estate are requested 70 nav the
dsees due SAID es,ate 70 NJ without delay.
NANCY KIRK,
eeptJWoe Administratix.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
Deslleines River Laad ser sale

Do64 oinoS River Laad loF sale
LAND DEP.ARzyUENE
DssMotsss River Navtgsstea ssd g. T. o..
OPT0HwA, Iowa, April u, 1a0o.
YNH1 UNDERLINED hereby gives notics, that this
Omce Is now open for the sale Of these valuable
eLdt fAey viii b sold oa loag credit a1d u loes -
til means and vishes Of purcAassfs.
AeyfurtAer ALTERNATIVE ofolred - rotation 70 thoos
d wuloe furnishsd % applicattna q this o0ce
mai or Otherwise. 0DO. 3. PDnIINA
tmayledtf) LAM Commlssiossf.
LAnDc DE- AnSuES.
DEe noIHEo EAvIoAHoN %.
nNthe sixteenth day Of June. next, the once be
" the sale VI the lands Of this company will LOT
removed from tAia place TO Port Dss Aoinss.
These lands viii - cold on long credits, end %
Iots 70 suit ~ means aad wishes - purcAosefs,
0DO. D. H0nkllA !,
Land Oe0missjooo
Ottunva \ sva'2 q. ov97 lev0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
~ G.lRN.

A II vAe hsys gaven ne the agency Of ss,i,sA
"A tAeis 1aa esesaa, U1u and Il In the hands Of G..
Augustus Haviland, ESQ, Who occupies part Of
~ o0oe. and Who comes among M veu recoannend-
= osr iategrisy and Aigh bastness eaDactsy, a.
dOubS not WIN render general satsfscion 70 al che
may favor him with their patronage In the land
agency business.
would remark In conclusicn, that have valuable
lands Of my osrD In Davenport and vicinity for sale
and that NAY be fcSnd In my Office curing business
hours. r. Z. BAD6,
nay2ad.s IA Claire now
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

Tue OLp BAY SrArE-We have receiv ed
an in,imation of a slight want If harmon,
among the Democracy OF old Massachusetts
We regret this. The times are too preg
nant with important issues to justify th,
slightest discord in our ranks at any poin,
Of the line, from Texas to Maine The Pres
iden,'s appointments at the East have beer
confessedly of the highest stamp, an,
we trust that every DEMOCRAT without
regard to personal dis.ikes, will rally t,
these noble standard bearers OF our faitt
and able supporters OF the President, will
whom, devotion to the causA. he represent.
and the best interests Of the whole Union
are indispensable claims upon his confidenc,
and his favor-N T. Mes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

RUNAWAY REprBLIcaSs-Do not forget
that the last Black Republican Representa-.
tves run o'eay from Washington without
passing the Anaaal appropriation Bills,
with full determination to break up the
the Governu ent il they could, and which
would have resulted in ciy,l var had not
the Prsiuent called them back and demand.
ca OF them their duty. They spent one h,s,-
tired days Ia orgdn;.iag-,hey stole the
people money wit out stint. and fou.. of
their members were blown out Of the house
by the premature report Of an official in
vestigating committee. and they ran axau
TO complete their infamy. This is Black
Republica nism the world over.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

A '1i.gMoNsors' fAPrR.-The Geary City
tkan-asl Era. has three editors. who's.
names and politics are thus paraded at the
head Of the leading column Of the Era
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

Let al who prefer Union to Disu'
nion-State sovereignty to Congress
sional usurpation--politioal honesty
to corruption and fraud-economy in
State expenditures to proligacy aud
pccuIation-rally and listen to faith
full exposition Of Democratic principle
- proclaimed by our eloquent and
able Standard bearer. o52t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots In On
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port Dyroa.
1hcse lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi Thsy vii BE- sold on req.
tonabie 1erms.
For particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt 4
Oo; Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Dsq., IeClsire
Oorbin & Dow Davenport, or of the subscriber,
JANIS NAT.
" me subscriber has numberiess desirable pie
fceof land In and near the cites Of Davenport and
u aire, amp near the town Of Port Byron. thoA he
sOies to SELL fOctl6tfl j. n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

THr PGl,iDrST Al iIoME-N IscIpEST.-
on Saturday NOR lirg last the court room
at Lancaster was unusually crowded. rs an
important jury trial was going on In the
midst OF their proceedings JANE, BuouAsAs
the President Of the United States, quietly
and alone, walked into the Court-that very
court before which he earned his early rep
utalicn. and in which he practisej for near
ly forty years.
As soon us he was recognised, the Judge:
on their seats, and lawyers, the jury, Wit
ncsses, spectators, and all rose, AS if actua
ted by one common feeling, and stood un
covered to WELDON their old friend aud fell
lowci,zen. The Preside kindly salutet
those about him, aud. after shaking handi
with the judges, retired, apologizing fol
having interrupted their proceedings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

DF,LINED-We notice that Mr.. Rand has
de lined being q candidate for Representa-
tive on the Black Republican ticket. lie
pleads business and Wisconsin as an excuse
We shall not be surprised if others on that
ticket follow Mr.. Rand 5 example, and de-
cline accepting nomination put upon them
during their absence. One OF the remaining
candidates will most certainly decline-we
cannot see how he can do otherwise after
having asserted that i; was the msutst
party h. ever had anything to do with
That no man with brain. in he RICH, place
would ever join it.-State Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

EDITORS.
Edwin II. Grant, Republican.
Joseph Thompson, u, mocrat
Earl Marble, American
Each editor makes his article with the in
i'ial of his surname. and pitches in accor
ding 10 the bent OF his own mind
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
FOR SALE.

rTNwRNTY-ONE large sired lots In Raat Daveepost
i oil In oentra, and convenient IocatioAs vii b
Old cheap IL applet for Enquire es
TAILAAN POWRAN HCl1AI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06
DEMOCRATIC RALLY!
Mssr Meeting q the People !!


Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Iowa will address the people OF Scott
county, in Davenport on
Tuesdsy Ev'isg, Oct. Q, At Z O'clock
1t the Court AO use /.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

Tuas sssuavsas - - e ns,s - oe,uau
az. ea aeEinA -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

Prairie Lands fer Sale,
YSHE subscriber has one thousand scres Of prime
i prairie lands In Jasper, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties, which he win sell fer cash,
hange for other property upon the most fAvOgable
erUss, Also for sale some iEc building L0ts0n 1gady
nd cry streets In North Davenport.
Jan u dtf olivia o. LOGAN.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
TIVE n sslsssdrt HOUSE, situated On Front street
between Main and Horizon streets viii 10 sole
cheap Lot - BY $50 feet, Part 81 the purchase
money can rem Atm for and years at 10 per cent
Also Lot on d d. near the Depot s3Ii60 feet;
Also Lot on eth street, adjoiaing the Depot, az
10 feet;
Also eorncr lot on Brady q, corner Of Clay. 100.
Is feet.
The lots ID and eth streets are splenddly stu.
sted for business purposes, and the location u the
Brady street lot v one Of the best In Nsrh Davsn.
port.
FOR particulars spply 70
HAIRBANKB AlHICKSON,
Dh90dn uoamAn'sDuildln9 Nam u.
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Fer sale Or lease.

TwEETY-THRkH eligible Duidine Lots, saasased
on Hsrrison. Third. Ripley and Dl0adsese ~sesss,
will BE- cold or leased reasonable terms - "a.
ticulsrs enquire Of 0oABix . Dow. or
(suedtO ANN NAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-06

WevAAOUse opposite Rail Road Depot
ia VENPORT IOWA.
DEALER In Grain. Flour, Salt, Cement, Plaster,
~ and I'll kinds u Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and ATTENDED Ia with dispatch for
the purchase or sale u Produse In this aud other
markets.
Ny facilities are angle for the storage Of 0rau
and produce.
Liberal Cash advances made on consignments
when desired.
Special attention pail 10 receiving and forwarding
goo'ls By Railroad Or River.
Chsrges at established rates.
May lldtf.
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DRINKING AMONG YOUNG MEN.

lndiscrimimntc drinking among our Young
men eventually makes its malk upon the
population of our cities. We can 500 i,
l,et,aying itself in tho rising gcnera,iou---
1t is impossible for any man to drink even
pure liquor six or seven times day with
ont suffering severely in constitution. And
when he transmits this impaired constilu-
ton TO his son, who in turn impairs it fur
thcr, 10y the same course, it requires little
forcsiy lit to see that VIC arc preparing -
population for our cities that will not, in
physical frame, be much better than the
wrctchcd Aztccs. This love of drink and
bar-rooms IS every day increasing. Every
day sees fresh saloons starting up in our
midst. Every day sees our youth becoming
more and more the victims of this habit,
for we really think it more habit, than
pcrversion. 1t is no love for joviaIity that
tempts them, except in Il few cases 1t is
not the hot exuberancc Of youth. 1t is
not the cvancscent impulse of the gay
young fcllcw who is sowing his "wild oats"
1t is, as has been said, n cold, deliberate,
confirmed habit. No atmosphere of rcck-
lcssncss or joity surrounds the drinking
groups, except on occasions, aud no pcals
OF mcrrIment atone for the act, by proving
that it is at least unusual. a grim and
melancholy air pervades each countcnancc
The drinks are poured out, the glasses
raised and touched with Il loathsomc air of
custom, and each man swallows his portion
with the same impassive countcnancc he
would wear if he were drinking glass OF
plain water. All the concomit,nls that
partially redeemed or excused, are wanting
in this sad and formal ceremony. The
actors drink, not because they love it, and
want to be merry but because they have
been accustomed to it ever since they were
boys, aud that it has now become a habit,
which is more imperious than il it were a
; passion.
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To Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers.

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Nails Groring into tie FYcM.-A late
writer in the Ohio Cultivator, gives the fol
lowing remedy Gut a notch in the mid
die of the nail every time the nail is pared
The disposition to close the notch draws
the nail up from the sides. 1t cured mine
after had suffered weeks with its fcstcrinr.
THAT was sound documet," said some
body. "It was nothing but sourd," was
the brief reply.
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BOOTS AND SAOgS !
Fo7 CASH

1000 PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BROGANs
i'0oO pair Mems I'd quality Brogans. '''
i,000 pair Men's3d quality Bropuns.
i,o00 pair Women's Feggcd Boolees.
10 @l,0oo PAIR Women's Pegged I'd quality Bootecs.
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogaus '''
500 pair Boys Cd quality Brogans
5O0 pair Youths Brogans, various qualities.
500 pair Ladies' CATERS, from sI.25 to S@na
ooo Pnir Ladies' Slippers and Ties, I'm sOc to 81 80.
5oO par Misses and Children Shoes, Soc to 81 25.
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots. -'' -
lOO pair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
200 pair Women's Goat Bootees.
1000 pair Negro Brogans.
l,00G House Servants Shoes
Together with a!l other kinds OF Shoe, ,o,,,,,
to be found In a Shoe Store. Call and se.
just received and for sale by
w. s. WOOD.
March 81 1857 .,8 H.,
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DiSSolution,

INlE Firm of WIER & MILLER was this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent the linz
It"tioh OF the Partnership having expired The
name Of the Firm will be nsed in the closu, nm
OF the business, by either one of U.S. ~
AN persons indebted to us by Note or Account.
VIII please come forward and pay mp as soon os
Convenient, as it is very desirable that the busi
ness should be closed MS carly us pos.ibI
JOHN A. WlER.
August 2a, 1856. 10 tf
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Why is youth like church robbed of
its Bibles and prayer books, &c.9 Because
he is in state of pew-pillage.
How should husband speak to atscSJd-
ing wife I Ny dear, love you .,;u
1's false, as tho girl said when her beau
told her she had beautiful hair. q,
What bar is ttat which often opens, but
never shut? crowbar.
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TO the Farmers of Abbeville
Disfri~

" have procured The District Right O,
the llARRIS SUBSOIL PLOUGH
We think it the best plough Of tho kind ti,,t
has ever been introduced. The plough cnr la
seen at Greenwood Depot. at work, nnv time
we VIII bc pleased to have it examined nv
every fara'scr, for the simple reason Tim, tLs
more 1t Is known tho better il will be liked
Juno !, 1857
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II II 1 MI -:

Tw" D"LIAnS per amnui', if paid in advance
Tw" Dol.',Es and Fury CENTS If not paid within
siA months and TnIEE D"LLAEs if not paid be-
fore the end of the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time Of subscribing. will be con.
silcrcl in,!cfni,r, and will he continued until
arrcaragcs are paid, or at the option of the Pro-
prictors. Orders from other Stutcs must inroy;
IL L. L,
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M NoTIoE

hereby given, tha, nh application will bo
- made to the next Legislature, to change ,Lc
Old Cambridge and Pendleton Ronds West Of
~, long Zane, so as to avoid the Big GalIy between
Wesley Cromer. NAf'
August 6, 1857. IL On
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Ihc Ahbruillc Douuer,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS GO CRnws.
w. G. DAVIS. S................E Editor.
T.. B. CREWS. S..................P Publisher.
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The State Of South Carolina.
-IBBE'I'ILLE DIS2RIC1. y

=, -TDOE TIIIIIE UISITILT. -
In the Common Pleas.
William Wilson,
t.. Vs. I;,,u r., Foreign Atinchmoat
'hs' a. l'id'icll. >Thomson & Fair, Attorneys.
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh,
W day Of April, eighteen hundred aud f,y
seven, ME his declaration against the Defendant
who, it is said, is absent from and without tho
limits of this State, and has neither wifi. nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom n
copy OF the saisl declaration might be- served
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defen-
dant DO appear and plead to the said declaration.
on or before the twelfth day of April, eighteen
hundred and y.eght, otherwise final 1nnd ab,
solute judgment will then be given aud awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.r
C"rh o''icc' aPrl ii, 1881 Sly
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FEico I,tat.
PLUMB e. LEITkER,
wholesale D1-11=
AIIEITCTa nEnDnrn

houoo1A, GEOhG1A.
VIE. attention of the Public is invited to our
L Stock of choice, nn:,lultcratcd
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils
Paints, Glass, Pcrfumery, Brushes,
and all other articles in our line We f.,. ,s-
snred that no House in the South can offer =
stock superior to ours in grnuincncss and purity.
All our oilicinal preparations are made in strict
nrc"rdance with the formuaries of the United
States Pharmacopocia.
Our Stock of Dental and Surgical Instruments
Is i"ll, and we have uncguaIled arrangements
tor procuring additional supplies at the shortest
notice.
Feeling confident that We can furnish our cns.
TONER'S with the hes: articles, ON reasonable
terms, we respectfully solicit o'dcrs and pledge
ourselves to fill them with fidelity and dspu,b
PLUMB 4 LElTNER,
Late ID. Is. Plumb & Co.
Augusta Ga, April l6, '57 81 sm.w
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The State of South Carolina

11o OCttCo OF OOuCu CarOIna,
| -lb6rriuc District.-I the Common plens
james l. Baskin, Attachment
,,D,c. A. y': ,;,,..u Dosk"' rTrs Attorney.
iiEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eiol,.
s teenth day of October, eigI,tcen hundred and
,s is SIN; me ms declaration against the Defen-
dan who, iii is suid) is absent from and y itho,t
the limits OF this State. and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom a
copy OF the sad declaration might be served
/, Is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant
d" appear and plead TO the said declaration, on
or before the nineteenth day Of October eighteen
hundred and fifty seven, otherwise fnol and Oh
solute Judgment will then he given and awarded
against him. '@s%
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.
Clerks Office, Oct. lS, 1856 81 lv
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-29
LAND WARRANTS,
An Unlimited Number won+oJ

VIE Undersigned is still in the market for
1. Land :" nrrants. Prices, however At pres.
"n' ar" much depressed though he will ple'lre
i''''"eli 10 pay as 'nn"h can be had for ,hent
!" IN any m"rke'; R"''!tanc"s made at their high,
"s' market val'" by Sight Drafts on New YSrL
ar tharl"st"n, for all Warrants sen, to 49,. I't
mail. 0 ~
Address W. G.. DAVIS,
Abhcville c. H., sc.
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