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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

Amer. half dolls 1oS, sal04 amer. gold, par
or. lO2 - coin, with The
Coined previous 10 1853 motto 'E Plu-
So Mex. (pft) % cents. nbus Unum"
9 Gmperfcct) 100 p.oz. over the eagle osa
ShiDgs and skip. 12o sovcreigns. go. s3a 4 IS
Peruvian and o.h ''' ... Sspoleons jaofj sSa 81
S, sa 1893 Ten isner pcs 81, SO
Five franc pieces. 81 cents Duca,s rO 2oa
German crowns. Jos Patriot doubps. 15 GOALS 65
French ..1lo Spanish A." 10 scale 60
:sS pieces United states assay "a, per ct discount
$40 -.
The State agent of Iowa is inviting proposals for
loan of 100000 to that State at rate of interest
not exceeding seven per cent per annum and at not
less than par.
Mr.. Tappan has introduced bill making it obi
gatory on stock brokers to take ont annually
license from the Mayor in the city OF their location
and 10 give bond of S. O00 with two sureties,
ditoned for faithful account of all sales Of stocks
bonds, &c. and contracts for sale and Tor payment
into the treasury of tax of one mill the dollar
each dollar Of the par or nominal value of such
stocks, &c.
Mr.. Brandreth has introduced In the Senate of this
State bill requiring all banks savings banks, trust
and Insurance companies to pay interest at the rate
of five per cent per annum TO the State for the
benefit of the cchool fund, on all deposits on divi
deId5 which have remained unclaimed for twenty
years. In case of a claim being established by the
legal owner or his representative the amount re-
ceived by the State is TO be refunded TO the bank.
II would be well for those looking about for in
vestments in railroads bonds stocks, TO properly
consider the matter and turn their attention TO what
can be called the great trunk lines Of the country
that is, the great lines running east and west which
must forever be and remain great thoroughfares,
and which will, with the increase of population and
settlement in the West, bring dividends and yield
profit to the owners. In the mania of our people
for railroads they have built them in all directions
and riddled many of our States with them. They
valuable for local purposes but IN the nature Of
things they can never pay a dividend. They are
not consequently lines 10 lie invested ia by persons
living at distance, and who invest for the
purpose Of an income. For safety and security in
railroad investments people should he acquainted
with those routes which arc he the great and per-
manent thoroughfares 70 the Wet-that is the trunk
roads Of the country.
The annexed Is comparative statement Of the
foreign imports at New York for the week and since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01
COAL.

fNCAbs -DIsCuARGrNG THIS DAY FIRST on A /.
- VI sSrc and larTs epr coal which VIII deliver %
aay ~ ~ 80 ely ~ Q ", ton also mn at - less 10
dsn'ars - N when ordernf ~ pter
foot ~ ii,r. ...t.. NapIUe ~, 81 RI i.f g,
and HoU4 t..t. tf ui.r t..e . .' g.. II
prices ..|' sES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

while sales were confined 10 about 900 q 100
bbs., at the above quotation. Southern brands were
steady and In fair demand with sales OF about
500 bbls within the rage OF the above figures. Rye
-four was unchanged and sales light Corn meal was
steady, With sales Of about 100 bbls. New Jer
sey at %. Brandywipe quiet At % 90 Wheat
fhe market was without change OF moment The chief
sale consisted Of Indiana red at 81 0sHc prime choice
Southern white selling in small lots at 81 40 81 as
and red do do. at o. ~ 81 70 for city milling Corn
quite steady, with sales OF about is 600 bushels in
GLIDING jersey yellow part In the dock, at 6ec. &C.
and 00o bushels Southern white private terms said
~ have been Mt about roc southern good yellow and
white rsf ged from CSC. 20. Rye quiet nj CSC.
roc Barley dull, and sales Of 600 bushels made
$3.50. Oats were saoable at NC. acc for state and
Western.
Gown was quiet and Of all kinds light, being
limited Ia small lets Rio a. lUc lie AMI some 80 bags OF
Government Java at pTiyrte trms The stock OF coffee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

Since Jan. ,ios.s7s i2s sle,esso77
The following table will compare the exports of
the principal staple articles for the week and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

1utal.. .kl2,sA 1907 bO1
Decrease Of week compared with tina, Of 1851 ssos 3i7
The following Is comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the year
70 Feb 25.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

CuroS The market exhibited less animation, while
the Gales embraced abou, 900 bales based upon middng
uplands at l2c and middng and Cults, at Ri4c.
FRrrcITrs quite dull and engagements limited
while rates unchanged To IAverpool-Provisions
were lie. Cd. -four at Is Cd; grain IN bulk was at
nd email lot q compressed cotton was engaged n
IL. 3D. To IondonRates quiet at 3os for cheese;
22s cd. for bacon and pork, and D. a. for -four.
Rates 10 the Continent quiet and without change in
quotations To san Francisco they ranged from 25c
27kc snd 70 Australia at Csc per foot measurement
fRtir continued firm, wnh sales ~ rssns NJ full prices
HAy-Tbe market was steady and the stock in market
reduced The sales embraced about 800 800 bales At
CSC 75c.
IKosTbe msrke, was steady, with fses Of scotch pg
49, q s2s, six months.
Llsr "A saie Of common Rockisni wa 1rted q: j5c.
Lump was nomiJa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-01

Statement Of Business at the United states
Assay Once, mt New York, for. the Month
Ending Feb. 81, 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

THE CUNARD SrEAMERs.-During
the past year the Cunard line of stoam-
els brought to New York 22,66O tons
of freight, most of it being the most
valuable goods. In the same time 2'-
76l passengers have bee . brought from
and 2,66Oltaken to Liverpool. The to-
tai Of specie taken out amounts to the
large sum Of S2l,O25,214,94! Their
outward cargoes have been generally
large but not equal to the cargoes last
year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
John Boliver's Visit to PhrenOloglcal
Museum

Museum.
The Saturday Evening Gazette has
New York correspondent who beats
Doesticks in humor and the knack of
playing upon words. The following is
extracted from his last letter:
It's free institution filed with
"dcad heads Professor wished to
feel Of my head. Told me to uncover
Told him to feel of it with my hat on.
The hat was felt. | then took it off.
He examined my wig. Said he knew
there was something in my head
was full of life. He dwelt on bump
caused by side walk falling against
it while was taking my room mate
home from primary election. Room
mate was very drunk on that occasion.
He thought he was taking me honey
| had an awful headache next morning.
| felt dragged out. professor said
large Jumps denoted great acquisitive-
ness. Said had a. searching mind.
Told me to search if | had quarter in
my pocket. Called that experimental
phrenology. Professionalism | had
mentioned my namc-conducted me
around the museum. Showed me all
the heads. Some were plaster casts.
Said they cast lots. Told him ! was
opposed to gambling. Gle looked be-
wiIdered.) Showed me the skull of
Mulligan. Mulligan was an acrobat.
Made his last appearance on tight
rope at the city prision for the benefit
Of the public. Broke his neck in the
performance. Next showed me the
skulls of men killed in war.
Professor observed as a curious fact
that those slain in battle were general
ly aged-haying bald heads. In the
next row was skull of boatman 1t
was not for sale; it looked ordinary.
Poor fellow he has run his race
We next paid our attention to the f.
males. They we're seemingly old
maids-being laid on the shelf in tiers.
Il couldn't tell them from the males.
Professor said they had little more
jaw. He did not speak of their signs.
As l was about departing l noticed a
curious shaped skull. took tt up, ex-
claiming-'how wonderful and fearful
are we made! Put that down. said.
the Professor it belongs to me- 1t
was marked 'baboon.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscribers havu
~ been duly appointed Executor and Executrix
Of tie estate Of Alexander W. Nc sregov, decessed
late OF davenport in this county Of Scott aud Stste
Of Iowa, AID taken upon themselves that trust bv
giving bonds the Law directs.
All pers,ns having demands upon the estate Of the
said deceased are required to exhibit the same, and
Ill persons indebted to the said estate are called NJ
on 10 make payment to
A. ]. Lawns, Exc utor,
A. hc4RE1OR, Rxecutrix
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10th. 1861. TNov1ldtf
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
COAL! COALll COALY!!

TNHB Goal Valley Mining Ocmcany are now fur-
i nishing their superior Coal ct g 3 peS ton or
nine cents per bushel, 1t their Depot, on the evee
opposite the Court House, in Rock Island. After
she liver closes, the Company Win deliver their Coal
at Davenport, within . reasonable distance a tn
river, ct 90, W per ton. s..
Dee5jty valley MIND Ocmnsav.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CEyv-TS PER BUSHEx

L now selling their superior c,sl at their ward
Corner of5th s. and Western Avenue) At eieh, cents
pr bushel and ten cents livered The citizens ~
Davenport and sope ofthis vicinity win remember
tnat were the nrst to inausurate low prices here
and we now assure them that we shall continue IN
sell at the very lowest rates.
Davenport, January 5. 1858
LOSREY, THOMAS & CO.,
SahoaiI Projectors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Auction Sale.

IN Ihursiay february 4th at O'clock P n, VII
~ be sold for freight and charge, A, the Ware.
house OF The subscriber opposite the Rail Road
Depot
A Sorrel Horse consigned to p. Connon. Dayeu.
port, Iowa.
d. B SHELLEY.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
1dut0lA Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

CHAPPED HANDs.-The application
OF raw linseed oil at night and morn
ing is said to be an effectual cure and
preventive of this troublesome com
plant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Auction Sale.

A LOT Of ground, 30 feet trent by $50 deep, with
good frame dwelling and srors on it, will be sold
to the highest bidder, and no By bidding, on
Monday, the 18th lust.
II FAR, ifnot the next fair day, at l O'Clock.
Term, Of ale, u cash down the bal NICE in n and
IS months. with only per cent interest.
7. VAN TUYL, Aucttonser
JanSitd RORERTa crYNvrp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Rotico--Rastorn Business.

TUE sebscrlber having been unexpectedly called
- east, Will transacs any business in Dastern New
YORK (during the next two monthe) that ~ friends
nay 6oalse.
Address O. AUGUOTUS HAvILAND.
6hawsngunk, Ulster Co.,, N. 7.
Davoport, Decsober ~, 1857. Dec9odlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
BANKING.

BANKERS.
MACKLOT Il COR0IN,
DAvmroa1, Iowa.
REHER TO:
Nessrs r. CHoUTEAU, jr. 4 Co., (vsv Vet
Cashier AMEnIcAx KxCHAY01 BANE,
Messrs TEssos = DAHJSH, Bankers, s.. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. X. X. SWIFT, BRO. 4 JOHNSTON, Chicas.
Eofesaad Bills collected and proceeds rersited ~
$ any part oftse Caised States.
Bills sfExchan gc - nil the Principal CItSes
ofthe United States and Europe
II OF G. 1T Ind SOLD
- Money rcmittei 10 Europa IN Si0A DiHa,
WIN h san be ca he'd any town England, Ire
land. or Walr-. an sums a and upwards.
Oct i6-dif.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
j. MONGER.

Il EN Il Il n L L ND BR OKER
MILL buy and sell ~ kinds Of property on COM
" mission. giving special attention TO the ex.
cnsnee Of Ne, chsndise or other personal property
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
CHICAGO.

FROM
]. j. GALlAGHER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
90 DEA r BORN ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
THO. BETS, "a. A. X. SAWYER
j. d. ELEM ySo. o. nELLEy
Sawyer, MeDlen Il Co.,
ass S6O SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago, III.
HET7 s, .NELLE.V'1c 20.
Ne SOUTH MAIN ST,
1T. Louis. MO.
General Commission Il Forwarding
Merchants.
REF r n Noes:
Rentck Peterson, a. Lori-.
W q 6ilmac, do
Geoygc P-gram, do
Capt w Goui, do
Lanin. Smith Boi.s, do
Capt. johnson, Louisiana No.
Flirt 4 Wheefr, Chicago.
AAN-ef, dc
Latin, Smith 4 Roles, do
SH kennedy Co, New Orleans.
AG farwell / Co, Boston.
Starting, Mccullough Co., n. T.
NAY - lS57d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

"A trade, at ' W
0ssisds QRANsToxs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
CLOTHING.


will be made by calling before purchasing else
where. We are determined 10 sell at low prices, 30
Low for Cash that shall be able TO Object. And
while we are helping the p1or by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOfHIN6 We shall give the stalled wheel
Il the business so-id push forward. Doo't mis-
take the plsce. but follow the crowd to No LIZ
CLAIRE BLOCK Decl5ilm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Oakdale Rural Ccnlclc,,

49, = - - IS NDGBUHCucE4s
!. !:
~ M The Oakdale Gentry COMPANY ~ :
61M notice that thy are prcIar.d 10 Isle
kVfD Vdeeds for burial lots ia their graumd- 10
NVyy'Hf1a h ci-imitg ihe same, On application q
Wz2A ''the on'ce 81 tn. Company No H0ff-
VN1. mans Block, M-in street,
tH4& All persons desiring 10 nlaka cholr.. -.
* lectto',s, can exarin. The plat OF h .
grounds at the above ,isc'> or a. 10
Office OF g. l. kfkd any further ia
fngmatlo0 be had by reference either ~. AZ. ~,
deSsigned.
0sO B. SARGENT. Pr-st.
q. G. PARRY
". II. HIIDHETH
". II. I. 6URs.EY Bert
Juiyg7dN xxe,r.,v, On,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Removal.

Removal.
NHE subscribers has remove their Stock Of Cloth
L ing aud Gents Furnishing Good. (, the store
formerly occupied by Stevenson 4 Carnahan, LIE
Claire Black, where thay will be happy TO see all
their old customers and the public generally.
J. s. DRAKE co.
[Dec12'1ml No. LeOlxlre xos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Rail IL Dad Lands
mr. Z - = GU IA 4.

WE have selections Of Government Land Ia
" alternate Sections, lying along the line OF
the Pacific kairoad, for entry at two dollars and
hall per acre.
". BARBER 4 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

WILLIAM DeoLAN. wILLIAM s3unP,
Attorney at Lao.
B.aN.KLVG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts, Gold, Silver and Eastern X.
change; Collections made throughout the Union
Land War; sn,s bought, sold and located, Real Biz
tate bought and sold on Commission; Money loaned on
unncunbercd Real Estate security; Loans negotiated
Taxes paid for residents; Examination Of Land
Titles made, etc., etc.
-REFERENOEs.-
he:srs oool Sargent gent Davenport. Iowa.
Robert H Lowry, ESQ, Cashier, New York,
4essrs Harris Co., Philadelphia,
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark, NJ;
Aessrs 6am'l Harris Sons, Bankers. Daltimose
Johns Hopkins, ESQ, President, do
Robert Aickle, ESQ, Cashier, do
VIM Harrison, ESQ, do
Aessrs Chnbb Brothers, Bankers, Washiastoa.
VIM Hsllett, ESQ, Mobile, Ala,
LA Benoist l. Co, Bankers, st Loaf
For Sale.
Two Lots on the Blun, corner Of Eighth ana uaipee
streets-ane unobstructed River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison and
Main streets north OF Sixth street. sale very Low
Ten valuable building Lots on Second and Third
streets, for sale, credit ofhve years given on mos
OF the purchase money.
Lot In Green's Addition; dwelling house ON The
Twenty feet front on Main street, BY q fsst deg
| opposite LIE Claire House.
West j Lot 8, block So LeOlairc's 7th additios
house With rooms and good stable.
Lots and 8 In 4ttchell's addition. and hOpan
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

THE subscribers beg leave 10 Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Tnrd, and thankful for all past iavors
they respectfully solicit liberal share Of the patron
age OF the public.
J. II. CAMP & co.
RIB. Horses ard Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horscs boarded as cheap as at any Stable
the City Dec2dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Removal.

Removal.
FTNHR undersigned has removed hts once to the
L second story Of g. Nichols new Block, corner
Second and Brady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money TO loan on Real Estate by
cr7htf W. wOODwARN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
j. DIAL,
Notary Public and Conyevancer.

Dt.Ds and other instruments carefully executed.
- 1onies INVESTED, Collections made, Heal Retate
bought aud seld on Commission &c ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Removal,

ktcnlOVII.
OHERIH1 LEONARDs Office may hereafter b
~ found Ct the Court House.
b. LEONARD,
ttdaepehert6' Of 0aottonuntv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

,p,s. 7. .euta-s bssfsLrs an other ts'v7 coIs,
a.. sa2 eo,tiots Seyec -tesos q -, pure s-ott
vocs Of Grss, Bsasla sre 'avstel b. tie 8oasst0~ns
Ire rusinros tfrst,e1.ts fror, tee Dossess ,sres
RcI6fs, Ci.y;ois az llors. or ics otort oosl
thsss Is new bot &c Dftsh siicls "a The Oh Dlss
-o>As berg cessed reeresco to eco foi-
s;gr msltSs e. L.dd,e woois ,bopst vsrIiDs wit-,
Gcrl Tbs middle wool Ct Tbs tsf bred sseeo 1.is 81
tci. is lto ArsoMo;iro. Tae average Ies..h ef tbs
6ber il tvo snc & la iLctes Tsese voois srs etqgt
se'y h-s, err 40 used, uruikod, in tie -s.u(.curo
Cfthe ileat c'otts sni me5ross tld Hcub,nsd With
sn al proportion Ct Biah Wooi u Ito ma-uf.ot1,s of
Ct. ers CT inferior value
In iutuis pepsu we stsl oiscuss sepsrs.ey, unts:
tl6'r ssvsrs, head, Il vaiogs BRITISH bieeds, or fGn
ihe- reviewing d eli qVs:tes wooigoEess CT tnat
tor, ei3eis CT LoL oozbiDe1 With tbeu uYs-siYs
su.ebepes. or upsusbeuscs 10 the various steer rs
gios Of TIE United Sts,es dwelling ottA5 or .Es iorg
woo,ed Bskeweis, wLioh combine IL high degree
tie tendency to iatten and gan great weight With
low sose Of ofsl, With tie property Of yielding hns
wco.-tbs mi!dle.wooled Nor!oks, Suffolk ard Der
stts ard tie pure, oA Erglish short-wcos, South-
downs, Cheyots and the Ike not forgetting the ad.
mIsb.e n.ls blscs faced mutton sheep Of Ws,es eni
SootlsId, spd tie northern English rnoor;s2is, which
tLcrgh in eior in the quality Of their wooi to sIy ard
in the weight OF their aa9 fAttenng propen
sity 10 the great coarse LeoesteIs AID Liucons srr
psss ali in the neress Of grain AMI exquisite favor Of
their meat aid srs deservedy the fayorites, ~ they
are the boast Of the muttoneetng gentry Of England
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
ALirR!cIN BFg.E EocfETY.

TIE 's.ec pfot'ts e ses hS5sf srs ga t.d A. e.,
lsbf dcrs.. Ar pNtt, @ .tnr7osy -. s., U.s..
.. riolk nm NtLLI.H koRRLsT, ESQ 10 q
clsir She eo-Irg es- clersd With rss'i-g tie 1ata
lfei- .r' rrsysrty .bs Ees Go w W6oD.
Iieit q y soc,etisI wers isccs--sd cf ~tic. nr
as 10 hiueoar. trc n AicSiess, oos Il hsrsss snd
ose IL lb,A
Coauvr.css;ccs ysrs p;sseT.si fion ssec.s src
otsrs u en- ovr o'1r:ry, shoy.rz tts s;a'e OF tas
cs0ie .cd eptcsly IL fsgso to tie fsrorso,e ,e> sp
nc, q tss -cT, ules % sty p,sc@e u konsu Cs:n-
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MlsiotsIy Society OF tie Methods. Episcopal
CLrob. tcr distribution in Irdis; Il TIE same Dsllh
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