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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
CHRISTOPHER CULLEF
Horse ShOeing Establishment,
Trustees Sale.

\NHERFA on the sew nth day Of July a 1856
w No es M,c', Samuel Frank nd Louis bear
ex cuted unto kich ard X. Alien Trnee~, G. rtain
Ge II trust conveying t. said Trustee the lsnd II,
sc III County Iowa, described a. II vs. t..wit:
The north half ~ the south cas-, qrarter and the
south st qu ,rter IN. north - ousrter Of sc.
on twenty ve ('5 in ship "iahtv (sn) tn o,
rnng- three east II the A tn RS D inc,pAl me
ridian cobtsini & one huud red and wenty acres.
Also the south h,if Ave acres of ten Of res,
estate cit Ate in h no tn wet uartsP Of secror
twelve ti2I township esh'y [o0, rage three 1871
east, sai tract more particularly -erbed - fui-
lows Beginning at the north corner OF said
q iA-t section, fhence eastt chains; thence 3.
ten hsins thtI ce w-st ten aims; thence north
ten chains, TO he place o. beginning . hich said
vance nafe by the sad uosee ch Sam.
usi Prsnk and Lou Bear for the purpose Of curing
the pay ment Of crtain pr nissovy nutss and The
'n crest thereon signed by laid Nook, Frank sni
Bear, da I'D the twenty sixth day ofyune d $50
ana pay able - foI ows: for one hundred l10ol
do lars pa able one AZ sftev date TO lean susuht
Ch p'teau or order 1t Al en- and Do lan's cfi In
the city Of DaveDpo With interest the rate OF ten
per cent per annun; and enc for two huod ed roi-
Chapitrau or orde at Allen Doolan'. ONCE IN TIE
~ Of Dav~nport, viii inte est at rate Of ten per
c. Sntpr annum cated Jun rs 1855
And now said two omis sorry notes hA wing becom,
due and payable, And the said n ,ses Moch. Samuel
Frank and l. 9us Bear hsvcg failed 70 pay the same.
l. sicha Alien, ustee - sforessid, DO hereby
give this public notice that By virtue II The power
which - IN vested bv ssd deed Of Trust, viii,
on Saturday ihefvrpty hfih day Of Sept mhsv A D.
1885, At the hour Of O'Clock the AT rnocn Of said
the Court House door in the city Ds export
expsse and oer for SALE publ auctt q, tn pe Gel
Of and above described, much thereof - shall
be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of aid
note the interest thereon to the fsy Of SALE with The
cosN and expenses attending said sale, Of this no
tice and Trus ees fees Upon the emp elton Of such
sale deed will be eiv.n In accordance with the
stipulation Of ssid deed Of Trust conveying full
arp perfecs title to the tract 1sud snl1 he pur
chaser the Trustee has BY vi tue Of said DEED Of
Trust.
Dated the "a dav ~ September, 1853.
RICHARD <. ALLIN, Trustee.
GEO. y. HUsBsLL, Alto -ney. seY 8dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 4 1873

vas for the interest Of the community. 1t is,
according to their doctrine. far more 10 the
interest OF the community to have their
notes due in four months, than to have the
cash. And yet one would suppose from the
publication of their card. that they believ-
ed they were at last doing very nice
thing BY redesming Florence in sight bills
on the East Instead Of doing this they
should have increased the time from four to
at least six months, and 80 on consulting
all the time the interests Of the people until
at last, instead of announcing their ability
to redeem at par. and at sight, they would
have announced their inability to redeem at
all.
But We have said as much as we have
space for,to day. Tomorrow we shall pay
our respects to their other "cards" which
appear under cover of editorial in the Times
Gazette and Newa
We again congratulate the citizens of
Davenport, Rock Island and Iowa City and
other places where they have been cursed
with this inconvertible, irredeemable and
worthless trash, upon the prospect of tet-
ter times Nothing but the firm, settled
determination of community. di.gusted
with their rotten currency could ever have
driven Cook d Sargent into their present
position. They will get no credit for fair
dealing. They have gagged the people
with it as long as could safely be DONE
Farmers, business men, mechanics, laborers
all refused longer to dirty their fingers
with such trash, and c. & S. became con-
vinced that they must retire it at once, or
it would be most unceremonicusly kicked
out.
In conclusion We have good bit of ad-
vice which we caution people to heed if
they would avoid trouble hereafter. Let
every person who has Q dollar of Florence
on deposit at Cook 4 Sargent's. convert it
into exchange. or good funds WITHOUT DAYS
delay. Holders will not forget thatit has been
raised to par once before-just prior to
Mr.. Cooks election as Mayor, and after elec
ton. down it went again. Another MEM
ber Of that house is again in the field, for
Judge. Do not allow q second trick like that
to be played. but convert your Florence
forth with. and be careful how you handle
any more.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
BuBuQuE. Sept. l. 1853,

EDIToRs STATE DEMOCRAT You
will rejoice to learn that Judge Letting we'll
has just been here, and that after a full and
and free interchange of sentiments on the
subject Of politics. matters relating to the
Congressional caucus have assumed q more
cheering aspect
A meeting Of those National Democrats
in this city. who had. from principle. feared
that they would be unable to sustain Mr.
Leffipgwell's pretensions as candidate for
Congress. has been held. and conference
with Judge L. had. and happy to inform
you that the difference between his position
and that of those Democrats named, have
been fully and satisf' ctorily reconciled
Judge Leffingwell hae. in our estimation
placed imself unequivocally upon the Gin
natl Platform; has declared his confidence
in. and determination, if elected to support
the Administration Of Mr.. Buchanan. and as
the Lecompton question has become obsolete
by legal enactment. there is no differenee of
between US as democratic II elected there
fore, Judge Leffingwell will go to Congress
as true and faithful National Democrat, IS
our Representative, adhering to the plat
form and usages Of the great Democratic
party Of the Union. Such, then. is the hap
ny termination of an unpleasant and unfor-
tupate difference between Judge Leffingwell
ard a portion of the National Democracy Of
Dubuque county, and trust that never
hereafter, will any cause arise in the least
dAgree tending to distract or divide men
who possess common political faith. and
cling with high. honorable, and patriotic
motives to the principles Of the Democratic
fathers. Judge Lefingwell viii now re-
ceive, as he deserve the united support Of
the entire Democracy Of this district
Very respectfully and truly.
Your ob't sv't
Fl. II. HEATH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
c. N. Pine, editor Of the Chicago Herald.
hss been appointed Marshall for the North
ern District Of Illinois, vice Davidson re-
moved
Commander Mason has been ordered to
the command Of the Receiveing Ship Pen
sylvania. at Norfolk; Vice Parker, detailed
Lieut.. n. Barney hss been ordered to
the Navy Yard At Norfolk.
Three OF the sick at Quarantine died last
night from heat and exposure, and still lie
under the trees where they died.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
l. A Il ES Il N f. w S.
BY TELEGRArH.)
Burning Of tho Quarantine Build
iags.
APfolNTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

| NEw YORK. Sept. 8.
The remainder Of the Qusrantine build
ings were burned last night. The copaa-
! grafton commenced soon after the adjourn.
ment Of the meeting Of the citizens OF Rich.
mond county.
Among the buildings burned were the six
cottages occupied by the boatmen Of ,h.
station, the large manson occupied by Dr
Wallor. and the fine brick dwelling Of DR.
D sseiL lhe furniture had been removes
named
Dr. b. who WAS warned of the firing r..
fused to move an article.
The mob 10 stated to have been led NV r
lompkins. chief engineer Of the Staten Isl
and Fire Department, who appear cd in hi.
freEan's uniform.
Adstachment Of U. s. Marines were pres
ent, but only to guard the government pro.
perty.
NJ attempt was made by any one to stop
the flames
Soon after midnight the female hospital
was set on fire and wholly consumed. |,
contained IS patients. who were preyiousl,
removed. placed on the grass plat belw
the hospital and the resident ph yscan'r
house, the latter being still Oh fire, where
they remained during the night, covered
= ith sparks from the burning buildinga The
fire department was present, but did not
try to stop the flames. The seventh regi
ment Of our city have been notified TO hold
themselves in READINGS. for this emergency.
but up to last advices had not been called
out
The Atlantic Cable festivities were closed
last night, by grand banquet to Mr. Field
at the Metropolitan Hotel, q magnificent
display Of fire works in the park
Store No. Is Bowery. occupied by A. IL.
Patterson 4 Bro. hardware. and C. :. Hine.
tinware. was destroyed to-day noon with
its contents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

A NNho's SrokY.-We met yesterday in
Rock l&oQd. negro boat hand with his two
eyes bieedYbe. where an attempt had evil
IDENTIFY been made to aouge them out of his
head, and his breast bone badly bruised -
We asked him how he came by his wounds,
an he said thst he demanded his wages
Of the Captain Of the John Heron, which
after some words were paid, and while he
was signing the receipt the captain knock
ed hun down and held him. while the engl-
n+er, whose name he Gays is Jackson, at
tempted to gouge him, and jumped on his
breast. The mans name is Madison Wal
dron, aud he cried most piteously because
he found that uIder the Illinois law col
ored man canno, give evidence against
white, and he says all his witnesses were
men Of color also We do not know whe-
ther the story Of the man is true or not
but he is badly beaten, and it is only pity
that law exists on the statute book fany
State, which could prevent such an affair
from being Investigated and properly dis
posed of.-Gazette
The above story is false in nearly every
particular. The negro referred to is no.
torious bad character, having broke out of
the calaboose on this side, where he had
been confined for fighting: wonder where
the editor Of the Gaz.tte became 30 intimate
with him? The man bad conduct on the
boat caused Capt Williams to discharge
him, and after be had settled with the m an.
he told him to leave the boat. The negro
answered that he would "leave when he
got ready" Capt. w. then tried to shove
him ont Of the office, and the negro turned to
strike him, whereupon Capt w. knocked
him down. but did not "gouge' or otherwise
abuse him in the least The negro subse-
quently got into row in Butchers saloon,
and it required the officers TO arrest him
He is at present lying in the Jail at Rock
Rock Island What an immense amount Ct
crockodile tears the editor Of the Gazette
must have shed when that poor, drunken.
rowdy negro friend Of his was reciting to
him his wrongs. Fine company for the ed.
ltor OF respectable journal to associate
With 80 intimately. 1t is not treating your
friend exactly fair, Sanders, to leave the
poor fellow over there in Jail. Go over,
pay his fine and take him to your house till
no recovers from his injuries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
800 Crates Of CrOCkcrv.
Wholesale and Refutl.

HAvR in st re and r sale the .lsvgsst stock Of
L Gud' n this line, In the State My stock q q.
hi t. all the Varieties OF China. Glass and Earth
e~ Wd'e, yellow Rocki. CHAM ware, i've, rIsted
a d Britannia wa @. Eoir mian BE- giulD and Am r.
iesn 6lsss ware, Solar and FLUID Lamp Oh .ndc iers
vi and lies, Lam. wicks CHM eys and Go e.
Looking Ola = and l. OhIg tla pl.tes, and all
other articies usually KEEP IL this line
GYock0sy-Consists ~ upw RI. I 800 crates and
casks impo ted direct fro the po'tete In Liverpool
shich enable, me 70 sell goods Is per cent less
than any other ., ale In the mark I.
Fferch Porcelain II hive Just received very
large stick OF whit. and gid and China dir from
Ling .. France yA-sng = -nt " III hr n,nu-
fsctu'er- ere such that receive more but he .,
ade' s'ds Of h iatts, IN most approved st s.
~ ID band and de GRATED tea ssts A- Ith from
eight TO ~ nty FIVE dols ., dinner sets and other
. ticl'r at ell y ic's.
Silver Pla'ed WaYe.-I have just received
very Ia &c si0rt Of Plat goods OF ogefs, smi b d
Oo's nat-. AL g1t d. are warranted " be plat on
the best quality white metal Viii. b an wi.L dim.
euity be di Vi guishe from silver
1.oeking GlaSses II have larger qusntity
than ha. ever before been offered Tor ssie In ,hs
ace. Knives, forks aud waiter ,of every quality
sod size. In fact eve ytfing app Itsning / thi.
line Of business can be he'd b. calling st No. Is IL
Oisire BlGk
"avs'A~ts @. 7. wUBn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

"A CvRD."-Cook 4 Sargent, in
their card Of yesterday, say that they
would have retired their money long time
since. had it not been for the fact that the
community would have been deprived Of
a safe currency for trausacting businsss-
The writer Of that card must have been
great On masAssatses, suppose Cook 4 sar-
gent had In circulation ea0O, 900 Of wildcat
and had rsdsscsd Il BY rsturniss esoo. 600
y gssd faaia y N hsldssA Hsw onsA
~ sa1ssnsr Wssl1 thaet tsse ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

c'rculsttons We cannot see why the
amonEs would have been diminished.
But they say that the community would
not hsss had safe currency if they had
redeemed Florence in good funds. The cit
liens - that event would have spent their
coney. bat BY keeping them in wildcat.
they prevented them from doing SO. We
presune that is what they intend to have
underseeod. for there is no sense in any 9th
er consfuctiop.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
New York Market.

BY rELE0RAPH.1
NEw YORK Sep. 8.
FLouR-Heavy for unsourd r. cciptions, bnt sta
~ for other grades Sales 95 pbl- At 8 SSa14 10
for sound super Stat; 15a4 so for souId extra
stat eO G6 OO for Common to good ext western;
tod5 9O tor s'ippiI bran 3 round hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Sales 20 bbls at 756t6 SO
for txt'a
BYE AoUB-Dull 3 5514 80.
WHEAT ersteiy active but with ont M tsrial
change In nrice Sales 80, 600 bu-bl 0O@yt O3 Mi
Olu.; 20gl 70 red Wcstein; l 2o white West-
ern
CORA a shade more active and . little nrmor.
Sales 40 go hush 7b@1I for common to good mixed
YES ern.
OATs.-Heavy. 5a@5. for State and westers.
PoRK.-Sa'es7 0bbis II 50117 30 for mess; Is 40
lgl5 81 r Prime
wBIsKY.-nuli. Sales 100 bbls At ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

vTvHB undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and tho tRa. cling uuoic, that be has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire The hOuss 10
nearly new and fuFnished With su the convenieneeo
Of mode hotels. The table viii b supplied with ~
best the country adofde.
His experience end lsros aeQuaintanoe With Ne
hus,naae IN the West, u su1cient guasao1oo tha1
his house L the plaes - eeD q VIA Sea ee0s -
az e = 0aaiss
~ 49, Ieays - lsal1n 1sssssysvasnns
ssss1i2 sssss - SSf3s>as e,vA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

RAILROAD CELEBRATIoN.-AtM Mus
catine to day. the citizens of that place en-
terrain the citizens of Washington and vi
cinity creditable manner. Speeches,
toasts dc, will be the order Of the day.
II any OF our citizens wish TO be there too,
they will be in season by taking this even
ing train.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

lOWA O1V1ssssss"ssss ssss sss ssIOW Va
eTVHis Large and Oommodious uotel has bsen leaos6
i By the proprtetr, thoroughly repaiSsd and reno-
waited, neatly furnished throughout the best nan.
ner, with sPSJHe BEDs and LOOTED wrrH oAs.
No pains viii Re spared 10 maxi . the PARK HOU0B
the "a No |" House0fth The CITY; Il being marh ths
largest and pleasantly situated u csntral location,
the corner Of 4, and Dur uQue streets, nser
the CITY fars, with Comfortable aoconmodatoos for
Two Hundred Guests
1BR46-ln conformity tn the times.
Good end Ospacious Stsbling estache6 70 the hsneA
J T8UNDELL. Proprieteg.
Nov9ldtl rHormeSly Of the fYasdeIl House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
THAVELLER'S GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at S 4 n and e55 "
exoer' sundays excepted; West, leav,s q. . 10 a N
and t:3o VI, Sund- Us excepted.
hoATa, North leave at9 NJ, Sundays excepted ;
Sonth ave at ~ N, Sundays exc .pted.
STAsrs worth. to DubLq ne, via Uew witt, Mao 10
kets and wilton, leave the r. nnsyvahia House ues-
days. thursday ann Saturdays at a NJ; North to
Lyons wa eCiairc, Prnceto1, C.mai che and Olin-
ton Tuesdays, Thurs lays snd Sstu days al A NJ
Smith = AInods line Of hacks ltav- every day at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

The GREAT REMEDY.-Burr G Swift
at the request of some Of our citizens, have
procured from DR.. Seth Arnold of Rhode
Island, o dozen bottles of his celebrated
BALsAM, which is sure cure for all summer
complaint. dysentery DC. We speak from
knowledge of the facts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

large cuts charged double the same dime nsions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.half more than
usual rates.
feariy advertising contracts will be understood 10
apply strictly to the immediate business OF the sdver
Sser, and all other advertisements la By the ad
Sertlser Will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
VIII he inserted until forbid, and charged sccOrdDgiy.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
se'ted one time free of cost thereafter charged
Other ADVERTISEMENTS.
Advertisements frosl abroad must be paid for in
odytatfy an Gdudnce, unless from approved Agent.
Contracts Tor yearly Advertising termnAble at the
option OF advertis"rs they paying u
~ per cent. on The contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
~ per cent advance on above rates, and kept In
sih-, 20 per cent advance on regular rates
All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid for 10
ofvsnce.
MCHARD6ON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
-A.DEHS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
H. fischer n co, Der DsInokr rat
HARRINGTON WiLKIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

The FERRY CAsE.-We understand
the trial of the ferry men who pitched into
the police the other day, will come off to-
day at Rock Island Ifsuch be the ease we
shall..give a full report of the proceedings to-
morrow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
HORsR SuoEISG Nc-Attontion

HORSE SHoEING, &c.-Attention of
our readers is directed to the advertisement
of Mr.. Cullen. who will not only attend to
shoeing horses in the best style, but will
care them OF the many diseases which horse
flesh is heir to. We can cheerfully rec om-
mend Mir. Cullen to the public. Shop Third
street. between Brady and Perry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
The Scott AOoese,
1aoassa.bls RaAlesing Gssab ablishnenS
---- e. j. ESan,
JMerch UMt TUtlor.

MO. Z : yrankiin Dlock, brady Sesess, uext door
IN 70 Post Once (up staiss) Da -snport iowa
Hssipg ntte up the ab0ve rooms indspendent OF
sxpsnse, I am new prepared to execute Gil orders
en- Sussd 70 my care IN the most eo0pIsss end fasA
Iona ,le 0tyla.
Satisssction NARRATED 10 ali eases NJ stosk Of
vestings cannot be suSpaesed ~ this maSkyt.
vsrie Of hsts, caps and tsimmings constantly On
hsnd, With prices TO silt the times,
Oan and e1a0ins goods and pilces.
0RsasmbeS the locstios, nsxt 6ser toYeet
0nCe.
{0ne1n-ANN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

RUNAwAY.-There was an active
runaway yesterday which terminated on 4th
street. mar Mr.. Andrews Carriage Reposi-
tory. A horee which had been left unhitch-
ed, ran away with . buggy. came down
through the alley near DR.. Adler's house on
4th st, I'D from some mischance or other
got tripod up and thus was stopped The
buggy was mucL the worse for wear when
its ovnee found it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
TAyAyyA N v Cont .

HAVANA, N. T., Sept 3.
Over ten thousand people assembled here
to-day to attend the laying of the corner
stone Of the Peoples College. The prces-
s.cn was long one. Mark Hopkins priest
Of Jones' College. delivered the principal
address. The corner stone was laid with
appropriate ceremonies. BY John l.. Lewis
Grand Master of the Masonic fraternity of
this State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Tho Oak1ale Cemetery Company

H AVE An once for the TRANSACTION Of business In
II MeSvin's Book Ferry street, which VIII b. open
from l0so II, y, snd from y 6,P
AL lot owners Vho have noS oettled for the1Y l0ee
will please cell immediately and do % and receive
theeT ceodo.
large portion Of the Cemetery gPounAs ere nov
surveyed and staked o6 In lots. The community
gsnerally . invited 70 examins then and mako ..
1eo1io0o.
II - The intention Of he company % make this
Cemetery complete In III ite appOiotmsats. Ths
avenues brood and curved; native forrest trees
ere carefully preserved. and various kinds Of shade
trees have bsen set out competent pesDoo occa-
piao the Forsse's L1dee. and y eoosssntly ApaVe6
y taktng care q and i1peovin9 tAe gfoQn6a.
. 1Ae 00m, WAoee ag1D suaAss11ln0 b1slAle ~ -
- psnA hps1!sai1lnD - osnsossy. - -
- ~ - = : '''',%l;sk %k g -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

Tht TJwnship Prmsry Meeting OF the Democ ats
Of Davenp IT T.wnsn'p ~il be heli at the court
House, on uosDAY. skPTxMBxK GTH at7h P. " %
ei Ct del gates 10 the COUNT invention TO b. held
on Saturday sept IS b, a.2r n. fJr the nomina- D.
tion Of cand lat for the the tfie Of Ci TX Of
district Court. JOHNS Chm Township Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

JUSTICE CoURT.-The case of State
VS. the Dingmans. came up yesterday before
Justice Blood for hearing. The defendants
were charged with keeping house Of i'm
moral chareter Several witnesses were ex-
amined and the merits and demerts of the
case canvassed at length After hearing
of some three or four hours, Justice b. held
Mr.. David Dingman to bail in the sum of
$3.50, for his appearance at the next term Of
the District Court. Let this n after be put
through, and if possible rid the community
of such demoralizIng Influences.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Rock Island TFespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .AnnTUEE.
H. H. HEATH.

YvH0 1nderstGned having been appointed by the
i War Department - "Aaent Of the Quarter Mas.
TER Department q Rock Island, J" With tall instruc
tions TO ADOPT all necessary measures for The pro-
tctioo Of the property from snt intru.
sions" Now thssesore. I'll persons whomsoeveT, not
having legal rs0A are hereby warned and notified
- quit the prsnisss, and abstain from any further
HoopAso
charge Of oil wood cut on the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper 6anasa
can Be aaDososd and PAID.
An psrsons sre hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
beY a any kind ond ooetned 70 abstsin fJuD any
tsespa0 WAstsosveE, . leeal steps WI - taken
1T 0lAY0AKU1j
Mon1o0ee n q Aae~s Way n-pA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
STATE DEMOCRAT.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1853.


AC unity Convention, compos ed Of delegates from
the dlfereat Town.hIps, viii be held At the Court
House. In Davenport, On SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18th,
for IN purpose OF nominating cspdi ate for the
Cerh ship Of the District Court The rato tf repre-.
senstion will be delegate tor each Township snd
ore additional for each 30 votes CO the last cleo.
ti0n for Govern r.
By ORDER or COUNTY COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

~ There is great deal of activity
manifested by the wheat buyers. Men are
posted at every point where a load Of grain
would be likely to pass and it is secured at
the highest price-sometimes q few more
cents are added