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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
EPUBLICAN MEETING
HARLANON THE STUMP.

During yesterday afternoon the Republi
cans of this city, remembering the fact tina,
no audience came out last week to hear the
speech of the Hon. Timothy Davis, caused
flaming handbils to be posted and a band
of music to parade the streets, announcing
to the public the fact that Rev. James Har.
Ian. Republican Senator from Iowa, would
address the citizens at the Court House in
the evening
The result of all the parade was the as
semblage Of a corporals guard. in pleasing
contrast with the meeting which convened
to hear Mr.. Ellwood.
This distinguished assemblage was called
to order by the distinguished Mr.. Thoring.
ton, who nominated the distinguished DR..
T. j. Saunders, Chairman.
The distinguished DR.. Saunders having ia
ken the distinguished position of chairman Of
that distinguished meeting, Add H. Sander
and Mr. Cclborne, were unanimously elected
Secretaries
The Hon. James Harlan was then introduc-
ed to the meeting. and was received by all
of the enthusiasm which the small Assem-
blege, exclusive of the democrats who had
come out Of curiosity, could muster.
His first motion was to make very ne
cessary excuse for the condition of his speak
ing organs, which we feel compelled to say
are not of the best A most unacc0untable
oversight was however committed by him
We think. while upon the subject of excuses in
not excusing the unfortunate condition of his
moral perceptions. for his, subsequent re-
marks, demonstrated that they even m ore
than his speaking organs needed an pology
to the meeting.
His excuses being made, his first refer
ence was Of course. to bleeding Kansas, and
history of the comprises, ,fromthe formation
of the government down to the present time
He then referred to the manner in which
the State government had been administered
not however successfully refuting one Of the
charges made by Mr. Ellwood, and finally
adopting stale republican dodge, proceed
ed with course Of systematic misrepresen-
tation,t speak Of the expenditures ofthe Ma
tional Administration. As evidence of
the manner in which his argument was con
Quoted. it is simply necessary to state that
be averred that the expenditures had been
in time of 'proffered peace" when every
ore is aware that the Administration has
had upon its hands most expensive war
with the Mormons and several really expen-
sive Indian wars
In the words of prominent republican
which We chanced to overhear as we left the
meeting. :" If he can make any one believe
that stuff he is welcome to do 30. The peo-
pie are not all fools whatever he may think"
This evening another person whose SER
vices have been wished in the campaign by
the republicans. will follow up the remarks
of Mr.. Harlan. The person to whom we re-
fer, is 8. F. Douglass, . " Niger"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

1fthere are no advantages to be derived
in pushing this read ahead, then Scott coun.
ty has no money TO loan to such an enter
prise; but, on the other hand, If there is q
golden future which can te reached BY lend
ing aid to this road, let it be done by all
means. Let Scott county vote loen Of
$4,000 or like sum to this work, and
when that Is done. other count;r. along the
line will take courage, and lend their aid to
the enterprise, which has too long slum-
bered, and We shall soon see the sun Of pros
perity rising in the west.
True we arc heavily taxed now, but is it
not far better TO pay even heavier taxes and
enhance the value of oar property, than 70
pay less and let our property constantly
though surely recede in yaluef
II the scAle Of the prosperity Of Daven-
port is to be turned by the giving or with.
holding Of that sum Of money, is there man
in the county who would not deposit vote
for the loanf
With such prospect within our grasp.
aud with rivals on either side who are
strAinsng every nerve to clutch it from US,
does it not behoove the citizens of Scott
county to be on the alert also. and labor for
their best interests? 1t is not improbable
that now is the period from which we may
date our glory or shame. our prosperity or
downfall. ana shall not We embrace this
present opportunity and use our money and
influence to make our city one of the most
opulent and important commercial points in
the West?
The time has come for action-prompt
earnest and effectual action-and let none
be SO unjust to himself or the interests of
the country as to turn back and abandon
the cause
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

MEETING OF PIONEER II. l. L. ca
At meeting of the members Of the Pioaeer
Hook x Ladder Co. and Rescue No. 3, At
Lahrmsn's Hall, on Saturday evening 95th
inst, the following resolutions were read
and adopted:
RESOLVED, That our late visit to the Roek
Island Firemen's Review aud County Fair,
was one OF great pleasure and interest
hesotred, That We tender our thanks TO
the citizens and fremen of our sister city.
for their courteous and hospitable enter
tainment
Resolued. That We regard the Fire D.
psrtments of Rock Islaad, Moline end LsUns
with the highest esteem and respect, ard,
We sincerely regret the occurrence that pre-
vented our cont nuance with the procession,
when they visited our city.
Resotued, That the act of an officer Of our
own department lin placing us in such po-
sitlon, that with respect to ourselves, we
could not continue with the procession) is
deserving Of our censure.
Resoired. That we tender our thanks to
Capt Robinson, for his generosity in pass
ing our companies free over the ferry.
CHAS. KAUFMAN, Chairman.
II. MULLER, Secretary.
To SHIPPERS OF LIVE STocK.-We
wish to impress upon the minds of stock
shippers the superior facilities offered by
the NJ. d NJ. and G.. d II. l. Railroads for
the transportation of stock to Chicago and
to the East. This is the only route which
can ship stock from the central portion of
Iowa to Chicago without change of cars or
ferriage, as no other road has q bridge
across the Mississippi river. Stock trains
leave Washington and Iowa City daily, and
run through to Chicago in sixteen and half
hours, being some ten hours quicker than
any other route This is effected by giving
stock trains the same rights as passenger
trains. Thus, a droyer leaving to-day with
his stock arrives at Chicago tomorrow
morning at daylight, sells his cattle and
returns the same evening.
These Companies have the most CON-
plete equipment of well ventilated cars, in
the west, and can furnish any reasonable
number at any point desired. The stock
by this line is unloaded immediately on the
arrival Of trains, at the new Bulls Head
cattle yard which are under the control and
direction Of competent and accommodating
managers. They are located at the city
limits, in the vicinity of Uhlics' splendid
hotel, and the principal packing establish
ments. An abundan. supply of feed, water
and sand is furnished, and in fact the en-
tire arrangements, are as perfect as could
be desired
The line connects directly with the
Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads at Chicago,
and with the Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, via the Joliet Cut -off-,he three great
lines connecting US with the East.
The managers assure US that all reason
able claims for damages will be promptly
settled. Let stock shippers study their own
interest in this matter, and we are sure
they will never send cattle over any other
route.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

MIND YOUR OWN BUsISEss.-In this
old saying there is so much good sense tIIst
We see it verified every day There is more
there is sprofound philosophy We gsnsr-
ally see the people either succeed or fail, fnst
as they mind their own business By dclng
this, every person will certainly find t6at
he has enough to attend to, aud if b. has
any leasure can employ it by advising bis
friends to buy their hats and caps Of Far
rand's, q west Second street, opposite the
LeClaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

WHEaRAs, By IN Act Of he ~ psA o~eu,a
~ Asssmily % fhs csase - 1swo, us.f.lo1 go
Acs resisies end am nding TIL " Il Oonr 81 ~.
sn-r providing for elections, q linz vocaae1o0sDuA
ssstsnasloee. and eopts Inc eiscssses.~ s0Vssvu7
March D. 1855, u vas nsde ~ Ausy q shc -.
nor at least thirty dsys b. anv agnpsel eases1n
" issue hts proelama NO. etslGnassng u - -
70 ce niied by the vote of all sAe slessss 49,
% ~ tbs ea~cteee In Asy Su1Atsl - n. -
Now thsrsfssc. ], Ralrh ? LO~ oeves>se 80
ssn ssa's ss,I q Io.:, :: = 80 =, lv.n.An SslaA
sn1 d-eis,e n.t % - ss1e eeosss1 Aslala. . =
OCTODDA asxt. III III ev1ns s0so - = - -
by vote of all the eiecs - " ths olA1e, = vsas
1h- once Of 0ecyeeary ~ UoAo;
the once of Auditor % 0sosey
The O6lcs Of Treasurer oe B 80,
The o0oe u Attorney 0e1esols
Tn- once Of Ragis'ss os Sssse Lard oDoy
the o1ce OF Oommi.sScoss u ~ 80 0s110 ~.
And the foLowine o0oss ass 70 - Al,eA - vua,e =
the electors OF each Of The eleven JusSea Dass g
THIS essss. :. esasliaAs1 b. - q ~ - 0sel
Assembly tO-wn;
The o0ce Of Distsics JUdOs;
The Once Of District Asssgnoys
Ths once oe one Member q - noosA - No..
ton.
whereof al citizens and c0csps csocespan unseap.
ularly the 0heris o. the sesseal ouuasto vin 80
notice. and b. governed socosdisCy
In testimony ~ escos 1hsve hsssu.as- -
my hand. and smxsd the ossos osol e
~ Sbs State OF lowe.
Dome a. ,s:s !. ~: .;.:s say = A..
the United Ssstso ~ 81. snA - -
Stale the 18th.
RAlBn ,. LOVE.
BY the Governor.
RlIJAa o1I.la.
susSsdAsm Secretary ~ osaes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
STATE DE MOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTsRx hALtty rsircad) closes every day Sun
days excep; d. al ~. A n.
wEsTEss NAIL and southern Iowa, hy railroad,
closes every day, euDde Is sxcerted, 81 A and 4
N.
SOUTHERN n IL, for Southern Illinois, snd st.
Lous ~ rsr. al, closes every dsy, Sundays except,
q, a. I. NJ
EoaTHEH. MAIL. for Dubuque md Northern To-
va by railroad. e.tses very Cay Sundays excepted
at ~ ~.
NORTHERN NAIL, for LsCsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons, by stage, closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Yrfi.y at 8
DrgraUE WAY MAIL, BY Dewitt ksquoke.a,
wilton &c., py stage Ca s-s Saturdays Tussda ss AID
Thursdays a. NJ.
BLuE GhAss Nail Tuesdays, Thursdays ane Eat
prdAy s. closes at a ".
HIcKokr GROW NAIL, Tues ays snG Fridays ct
II NJ
ALIENS GROVE Nail, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesdsy, ~ NJ.
RIVER MAIL, North daily, sxndsys excepted,
! n.
RIVER MAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, q,
Pm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
New Y OPk Market.

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
NKw YORK Sep. 81.
PLoUR-Dull, heavy and uncha anged. Sales 5000
bois at s06s So for ursound 2O615 81 for super
STATE 6J96 81 for extra state 6Od5 80 for
common to good extra western; 9UdG 10 for
slipping branis extra round hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN PLOUR-Stes!y II. sales $50 bbls at 50
@y6 SO for extra.
BYE fLOUR-Smsll sAl at 3 25614 10.
WHEAT-etesdy for common Sale 25. 900 at Sac
for unsound Chicago Spring; 81 s3 for gocd white
Canadian.
RYE-Firm at IS.
COkH H.-Declining, with sales Of 20, goo bu ct "a
76c for unsOund 10 good mixed western
OATs-6G41 for state; 5o952 for Western.
PORK.-DulI and heavy. kales 200 bbIs At l6 IS
for meas IA 9aGs15 90 for prime.
WHIsKY.-LoweJ 23.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at S IS n and 6:35 Pm
exceps Sundays excepted; West, leaves ., 905 A n
and 6:t5 NJ, Sundays excepted.
BOATS, North. leave ~ A NJ, Sundays excepted :;
Soutb, leave at 6A n, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, forth, 10 Dubrq le, via Dewitt Mao 10
kets and wilton, leave the Pennsylvsna House, 4
days. thursdays and Saturdays at A N; North. to
Lyons via eClare, Princeton, Gam snche and Clin-
ton Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI Saturdays at 7 i N.
smith b Arnoii's line Of hacks leave every lay at
II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
Park House.

IOWA CITY, TY,....................... IOWA
Wis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
BY the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno-
waited, neatly furnished throughout Ia the best
ner, with sPsIs6 BEDS aud LIGHTED WITH GAS
No pains will be spared 10 make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No - House OF the City; IL being much the
largest and pleasantly situated IN 3 central location
On the corner OF Jenei and Dubuque streets
the City Park with comfortable Accommo cd ATOMS for
Two Hun lred Guests
TERNS-in conformity 10 the times.
Good and Oapacious Stabling att ached 10 the house
J, ,TRUSDELI. Proprietor.
Nov24lu Formerly OF the Trusdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Mr. C. II.
Kent, Land Agent, Post. Office building, sold
Yesterday neat cottage house and lot, sit
uated on Brady near Locust street for cash
all dorm. Mr.. Goldsbury, jr was the
purchaser. Kent is the man that sells real
estate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

NEw YOAK. Sept. q.
SrOCEs-At the 1st board were better anu some
higher. sales Of Kris made since lst board At
TN, and n c At 7Sh. c &RI64s; l o 79h,
l bonds. 30; AS23h; Y G 7Sa; Reading A1h
s2k; b 81; Panama. l2;P NATL o.; Pa Coal
u.
MoSEY-C ,ntinues plenty and is freely o6sred At
former rates.
BXCHANGk-Firm at 40.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

EXAMINATION WAIvED.-Thc exam.
ination Of Peter Weber for stealing boots.
shoes and leather from Messrs Hosford 4
Suits was waived by the defendant, and he
went to Jail, to await trial at the District
Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
St. Louis NJ aekct.
tBY TELB0RAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
at. LOUIS, Sert. IS, p. n.
WHsAf-4aYket heavy epYing declined, 6O6D7s
YLoua-Low grades country, dull; 4 t54A e5.
Cons Mixed, 56de0c.
OAGs-S0G6Sc, dull
kYE-10tds5c Fair sales
BAILEY Prime -gr.pg soc; /; prime fall, 81 05.
WHisKY-2lc light ssie..
PorAToEs-301so; Neshannocks 60c.
ONIoxs-Stesdy at Sec
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
BfattOn House,

VlNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the tra> cling public, that ne has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conyeniences
of modem hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country al. 3rds.
HIS experience aud large acquaintance with the
business IN the West, IL sufficient guarantee that
hs house, the place TO atop st when you to the
city Of lie Olsire
II Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
tSundass exoepted) for Davenport
mArchi-d2w&wlv NJ wksTLATR Prop'r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

BIC SHoorING.-The following
game was bagged few days since by Mr.
New lo2 chickens, 30 pigions, 20 plover
and ducks, which we consider good for
one days work. Who can beat it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

ANOTHER School HoUsE.-A new
School House is TO be built near the resi-
dence of Mr.. Crombie, about two miles
north Of Churchill's Grove, on Cochrans
new plan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
ELIAS HALE,

ELIAS HALE,
AUC7IOGEER 6 COMMISSION MERCHANT
(SEcoSo STREET, EAST OF PxRRY.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing Furniture, Watches Jewary and
Fancy Goods, in fact OF every description Also-as
Agent for Il. Blakeslee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned to be sold without reserve al
Auction.
Qonsignm Of Aerch aadise Of every description
solicited, and sales settled prompt.
ELIAS HALE, Auctloneer,
Dec. 5tf Second street, doors east Of Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

EEAll Contractors who have esti-
mated on Morris Block, are requested to
meet at the office of J. c.. Cochrane, archi.
tect at 8 o'clock this A. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

NOTICE TO ADvERTssERS.

Lsrse CUT charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements one.kslf more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood 10
apply strictly u the immediate business o the sdver-
eiser aud all other advertisements sent in by the sd-
sertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
Will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free OF cost, thereafter charged
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid FOR IN
eariabiy IN oeUence, unless from approved Agents
ContrActs for yearly advertising terminabie at the
option Of advertiser they paying an adysneement Of
q per cent. the contract price
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
~ per ceEt advance on above rates, and kept tn
siie. IS per cent advance on regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must 1e paid for IL.
o1vance.
RICHARDSON WEST. iowa State Democrat.
sAADEkS BRO. DAILY Gazette.
II. fischer h co, Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON n WILKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

Davenport Commercial ColDoge,
0risss Block. cor fhird snA Psrr -.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
NCoRPoRAT1D TN 1850
The saly Permanently LscsasA Coo0as.
cial College II lOWa.
;.s ssa 6sss s:'f;" s. s.ss:,. Iss:,:i i.ss ss
i. D:l,.ii, x.u p o,is:.. -.
5no Ss Cannon, si i.q. ID rss..e. s'a.s.. =. -
l. Mackot, Dsl, Docs Adler.
9 7 Davenport, ssq, nev . As.oo.
Barrow. ssq Jno Johns. osq.
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. of Book Rsepane.
" PRATT. Prof Of PenoanoAtp
l. O BURwnL, Prof. of Aasheasasica.
SREDx ScHnAAo. Prof Of Architectural snA On.
mental Drawing
y suyDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Pss.ansAip sna
Book Keeping.
-LEcTURxxs-
D L esoRzY, ksq., and other abls Lscas,srs.
Being permdneniiy located here, anA veil kn,va
10 the Unity, sad wthsi des,foas es oa.sesas-
ing reputation fR candor aDd Yeaou0oh3eaenL -
do not deem necessary % pursue ths cpasss - om
s.sss ss y Cs%:ss... Css:s S.ca p 49,
10 make great tiov Tor fev DoasAs anA -
'move on" to some nav pscs.l saasly, . slain -
WroTuy ovef tne wnose wsSS0s - u tAeSe Oeee ~
such things writer's. scrounssoee, teeeAsso onl en-
perlenCed b0stness men, out e - eoonae c1vxR =
their own schooi thersoose. - hssseeeSeo
make NO exsgEsrsted ststs0snts, pToDieo neenano
we not prepared ~ perform, sdvsrsiss . tseeN
not actusly engaged end make n caaane % e..
not eubstantiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING OoURsu
Embraces complete sets q books il evssy bsosA q
Trade and Commerce. including Whokssle - -.
tail Individual, Psrtnsrship. Joint Oscsa. - Oum-
pound Company Business, Aanufacsuy1ns O,1mse-
sion Railroad. Steamboat. Hotel, PainsisG. LsoAss.
form-), snd IN BANKING the most cossplefe - -
proved knoUn system. and Superior 70 asy esHsr
taught IN the West. The course In
PENMANsHIP
Is under the charse Of Ar. w. T. pYssa vho ,esp,vra
the orenium for Permsnship ard Card W.Sins =
the last State eAir, ard delsS s4 c>,ap>6fsfoa
n Plat" or Ornamental PrnmsasASp Pes ISkeeeA.
ING. Iouri'As"g. Csvd wiring. ~ isseAsss aAsss
He Is as listed BY Hr. ;. n suydam, vhs hes ~
EQUALS - . practical or ornamental pssnsa. % 80
tAafheY.
LAsDscAPE AND AAoHIrE cTuaAI DnAwIse.
and the complete system Of
PHONO0RAPHY.
also ssuGhs By competent iastructose.
RO0ss-In Grisss' 81 -, e rne, n TAird - -.
~ stse-ts. one block from Ii. P~s one The ,cs~
formerly kn'fvn "0rigg.' 6aji," 9th d. oASetu.
ing roo~s' v'M ishsed veil ven iiasea. - ~ eia4
acapte1 s uation for he purr ose In the ety.
Opsn st oil bours from A - ti1SpM.
LADIES DkPARTNENT.
large and veil farni,hsd Ioeo, saAreiy sspg-
rate froo the 0e.tlem@n's derarsmsnt b psov3aS1
for he u.s. OF Lady stedsnts - lusivsay.
1yoT farther pas'ien ars =, q The ssess. -
'osms: sss,: w c; E.ss1. 11.s. trsnasas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

sept Is. at the resdence of the BRIDES father By
Rev. 4r. 4asoun, Hon CHAR.E3 POSTER OF
Washington, Iowa, 10 Miss FILLMORE HART, Of
Davenport, formerly Of KENTUCKY.
81. Loris and Louis Vile papers please COPY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

R- Rely d Long, at the Debolt
Exchange, next door to Cook & Sargent's
brink, get up excellent lunches, which are
served every evening. Call in and try
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

Fso@ - - 9lo pss aoy sasl1y ssellssA
Al 1os08ADLE BussH8ss. CAPITAL NJ
ouIam osLy o1 g 70 4l5 %
A NEW ARTICLE (PAI11sHp) q ne =
~ every 1smny maaufnSeoSy, 0eoso - Ooees-
Nsa aaA Vom9n. young esd Cd, Uaote1, = eogeQe
In Ne oale in svovy 50Sn ard Oc0nty = ~ eouAr
ern ana Weeewn States and TsgElDostD.i ~ eos .
Circular, q sppay IN psssse -
No - south 1hisd sesssa, HAlla1aluhAa, \
y Bm WA1UEnD AM SDW0A8.
~ .hr.s sssaaa~ s~H 800
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28
NICHOLAS KUHN IN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

Go U Main and Second streets, Udcenport, Iotcr
Every variety Of Hsvana and Domestic Sesars, To
beccoa, Pipes, cto constantly on hand.
Agent for Bronson's celebrated Fine Cut Ohewiug
end Smoking Tobacco.
10 Sessr Manufacturer would recommend well
escted stock Of Leaf Tobacco, consisting Of Havana
VPappess and Filters, Java and Cuba Seed Leaf ste-
Novlldkvtf
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c o M M ERCIAL :.


DAyENPoar. S@pt 81, P NJ.
More than the usual desre Of activity WAS m mi.
fsted In the grain market this morning. Farmers
Commenced coming In at an early hour, and contin-
usd sArcugh tbe day. Receipts OF wheat much lar
ger than On any previous Monday this season. We
lotice material chsngs In the market quotsiioas
wHKAr-Oi1, $500. vi h increased Iecsilts;
new, toe55e heavy receipts.
PLoUR-Good qualt.ty on hand. Wholesale.
- 50; retail, - rs.
coas Harriet dull at ss@soc: very good supply
In market dtelining.
OArs.-Dul; prime old, 40c new, CSC.
BARlDY -Ysir demand At 259s4Oc, With down.
ward r. endency
PoTAToEs.-Dnll; 2ScgsOc for shipping
OsIoss --0ooi many comiag la SOC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-28

DeeE Mutton, Lsssb,
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New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsyl vAnia
and Ohio.
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JANE r. lIOREUN,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE.

HAVING disposed of hlr Interest In the Store bust
ness In the village has opened of'ioe for the
TRANSACTION of General Agency Business for The
sale OF lauds, drawing convey aac-s and taking app
cations TO- Insurance on Town properly, Collecting
notes and accounts, etc.
Also-atteading Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will also keep Register OF Land for safe in this
and adjoining counties, giving full description, and
the Terms of Sale OF the same.
Also-a Stock Estray Book, In which 90 entry will
be msde application OF estTays taken up or other
wise, with description Of the and where they
may be found.
Refer 70 any respectable LAWYER in Davenport.