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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
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To Scientific end Practical Agriculture.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
CORES PONDENCE.
To the Editors o. the State Democrat:
How Much Tlo:ence has been Issued


How Much Flo:ence has been Issued P
This question. although often asked, has
never been satisfactorily answered. A def.
nite answer cannot be made. except by its
proprietors; yet, we think it possible to ar.
riveatan approximation.
The average balances duo depositors,
with which the bankers of this city have
closed their doors at night. has been, dur
ing the past two years, the sum of, at least
two hundred and sew enty -fve thousand
dollars. The average at present is undoubt-
edly much creator at tho from the fact
that our merchants, instead Of sending
money east, to pay their debts, as on
former occasions, now keep the whole Of
their receipts on deposit with the banks
In addition to this, the sum held by ipdi.
uiduals in the city and by farmers in the
country Immediately around the city, has
been estimated at twenty-f thousand dol
lars, making in all three hundred thousan dol
lars. Now, lof this sum, how much 10 in
Florence and how much in other currency i?
We answer without hesitation, that at least
seventy five per cent, or S225 900, is in
Florence, or Burrows & Prettyman The
issues of Burrows d Pretttyman have
amounted to the sum of 100000, and of
this sum, at least ninety per cent. Is In the
hands of farmers and small business men in
the country. We will however, from the
sum Of 200, deduct the sum of S25. 900.
as being the issue Of Burrows & Prettyman,
on deposit, leaving the sum of two hundred
thousand dollars in Florence now in circula
ton IN this city 'a'one And no one will
question but that there is at least an equal
amount now in circulation at Iowa Citv,
Fort Des Moincs, and other interior towns.
and in the country about them, making at
least the sum Of four hundred thousand dol
lars of Florence now in the hands Of the
people.
We do not for moment question the ve-
racity of Mr.. Cook, in, the statement made
by him at the meeting Of the Board Of
Trade in this city. some two months since,
that $3.50. 900 only of Florence had been is
sued, and that Of that sum they had retired
100000; but merely to say. that Cook a
Sargent. instead Of contracting the circula.
ton Of the money. have been expanding
and that We now have. at least Sa64 goo
more OF Florence upon our hands than We
had sixty days since.
For this sum-nearly half . million Of
dollars-what is our security?
First-A confidence In the ability Of Cook
q Sargent to redeem it eventually.
second-A belief that their integrity will
not allow them to shift this liability by q
transfer Of the stock now owned by them in
the Bank OF Florence. Vox PorULl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
Another Destructive Fire.
Eioht Stores and Ten Families Burned Ont!

Loss ABOUT $6O,oOO.-Our city has suffer
ed from another destructive confaeration.
About o'clock last evening. the new frame
block, built during the past summer, on the
west side of Clark street, between Quincy
and jackson streets. was entiraly consumed.
The first story of the block was occupied by
stores, nine in number, and the upper was
occupied by families. ten in all. Most OF
the property in the building was consumed,
and the total loss cannot be less than $780,
900. The building was erected and owned
by Messrs Hansbrough, Hardin 4 Co., Of
Shelbyville, Ky, and Mr.. Jas. Harmon. OF
this city, one Of the owners, was the resi-
dent representative of the firm. It was val
ued at 11S,OOO.-Chicoqo Jour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
Terrific and Bloody Battle in Kansas (!
1000 kILLED-s,197 WOUNDED!l


SPECIAL DIsrATcu TO THE DAVENPORT GAZETTE!
The senior sneak of the Gazette yes
tcrday revived his old trade Of shrek
ing, and published terrific account Of
bloody battle which didn't come off
at Sugar Mound, in which the wife
beating hero, Jim Lane, with crowd
of raga-mufiins is reported to have
killed three U. S. dragons! That
silly story is cut out of whole cloth.
There was no battle, no troops were
killed, no fighting took place; the
whole thing being concocted and got
ten up by Black Republicans hundreds
of miles from Kansas. In order to
show how bold and reckless the Black
Republicans are in their fabrications,
we clip the following from the jast
number Of the Missouri Republican:
KANSAS ELrcuos.-The steamer Isabella.
Capt. Tracy arrived at this port yesterday
from Fort Lcavenworth. She left there on
the 3lst. Passengers and officers seem to
be greatly amazed and somewhat amused
at the tales Of blood and slaughter-the ter
rible battle between the troops under the
chivalrous Lane and the Dragons Of the U.
s., in which three Of the latter were killed.
and nobody hurt on the other side-inas
much as they had never heard of any such
marvellous events while in the Territory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

AXE WE NATION OF SUIc1DKR ?-Suicide
is growing upon ua The idea of the sancti.
ty Of human life is becoming obsolete death
blythe hand OF the assassin is terrible enough;
but there are darker shadows around the su
'cide's bier. Must we devise guards against
ourselvesl IL suicide to be regarded as a
common resort for persons apparently sane
Well may we be startled at the record. and
wonder that the fight of time is not rspid
enough to bear our people to the grave
They make haste even by violence to reach
the goal beyond which is no hurrying, nor
labor, nor device. nor cunning.-Utiee Her.
ald
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

TnE REvoLUTroN IN YUoATAN.-Accordin
to the last accounts from Yucatan. the pros
poets of the Revolutioniets seem everywhere
Frightening The town of Campeahcy was,
on the 18th ult.. amply supplied with anu.
milton and provisions. while deserters, daily
coming, reported falling off Of strength
and confidence in the beseigers' camp. As
to the relative positions Of the parties there
is no material change since our last account.
The Revolutionists still hold the entire sea
coast from Sisal to Laguna, the Barrera
Government, the capital, iand all the inte-
riOr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

TIE Mormon .ARMr.-The forces of the
Mormons are estimated to amount to about
5000 men, differed as follows:
Daniel II. Wells, Lieutenant General.
James Ferguson, Adjutant- G eneral
A. 2. lockwood, Commissary- General.
Geo. D. Grant, Brigadier- General of Cav
airy.
II. B. Clawson, Abide Camp.
l. ". Hardy. Division Commissary.
w. II. Kimball, Lieut. Colonel of Cavalry.
VIM. Hyde, Neut-Colonel of Infantry.
KT. Burton, Major of the Life Guarda.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

TREMENDOUS Excitement at the Coal Yard O. the
i Heurt Co Coal Co., corner Of BIB and Brsdy "a,
Still further reduction In the price % Coal. The
Hrnry %. Coal Co. (R. L3wrey, Pr &c \ co sPe
selling 'h ir coat al scfeensd A. their Inc free from
bt1ck sdf &c - tseir Coal Yard, .crner h al d
Dsady street,, u 3 ssnts pr sheI md II hat
considered TO high, and il Ia fund CESAR, they
win deliver their free OF CHARGE PIT In Ii crate
Jan 6dlw 4. LOWRY, PRICE co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
Building Lots.


vTsHH subscriber. while engaged In digging . we'll
L on bis fs,m. IN Pleasant Valley, Scott county,
discovered beautiful article OF stone. very similar
to The celebrated theas Marble, used In Cook Sav.
cents BANKING House. It y capable Of receiviag .
6ns polish, end works very easy. Bets nov proper.
NJ to opn hts Qusrfy, wAen 10 Win b eashasd 70
fns1tsh y any quantity desired, nd In baocas q
any sire.
0pecanens q this seoae can b ssan q tn oG,ce
Whea further partlealars viii Be givsn. s.e
lnl- sHsi -a.I.sf r- 11NAY 0AA00U.
Ola - 1oaA. wv g' s1EF~ -
0sp6W3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

The NEw SENATE CHAMBER.-Workmen
are now employed in putting up the iron
frame work which is to form the gallery
around the new Senate chamber. The cor
ridors leading to this are apparently more
spacious than those in the ether wing of the
Capitol, and the half itself is better propor-
toned. The ceiling is completed. and IL or
namented in simple, yet effective style. It
will be some months before the new Senate
chamber can be made ready for occupation.
.Wdshiagt0a Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
THE FAR M E RS GUIDI
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
NEW AND GENUINE
VX7R have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall be glad see our friends
ana all who are wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar.
den.-Among our Field Seeds may be found
sPRiu0 WHEATS, BARLEY, RYE. MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
ING PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN, ETC, BTc
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al cas-.
sItment Of Seeds for Root crops.
Fer the Kitchen Garden viii be found full and
omplete assortment Of every vegetable seed wAn,ed
i the best varieties and selected with great care and
many at much expense Several new varieties Of
seeds Will be found among our impor ations.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained . supply of the sced
1.-THE above Plant, now attracting much u public
attention. It Is most thoroughly enjo, sed BY the
'cadtng Agricuuralists, and Agricultural Societies.
and Agricultural Papers In the Union
At this especial time II Is vel worth trial. Prom
II can be gOwn seed which VIII Pc found ~ valuable
~ corn, In addition to the stalk FOR yrnp forage
making It much more profitable than ordinary crops
4 gentleman who has tried II, says:
Zone acre 81 the stalks, properly cultivated will
leld from 400 TO 100 RAllOns OF fine syrup equal To
The best New Orleans; and from the same roots, .
ssc0Nd crop Of excellent fodder Sown broadcast or
10 Close drills land deeply plowcd or highly man
ured, Il WI yield sAtrsy 70 Dty pounds Of ssperior
t0od, when ground into meal, and fAttens domestic
ninAls very speedily.
Tue seed, which has been very carefully KEPT pure,
rom to original Importation viii be offered in cloth
packages, each contang enough 70 plant one-fonrih
u an in drills, with full directions for the enlti-
walton, which is peIfectly simple. These packages
will be forwarded per mail, free Of possage, 10 any
address on receipt Of 81 for each package when not
ent BY mail, We viii furnish proporttonate guam
sity.
Early orders solicited, the supply Of seed is
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT viii be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and all Of the most ap-
proved articles.
r. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
E3.Full Catalogues gratis on receipt Of 3 postage
stamp. .ME
HENRY d. EMERY CO.,
No. 2O4 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

DANa!Rous CoUNrEBgEr1s.- Counterfeit
nves on the Commercial Bank Of Whitehall.
n. \. are in circulation. The counterfeit
y Veil executed. The vignette is . boat and
whale. with ship in the distance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

. NAVAL ArraHxTIora-Osptain Dupont, of
tne United States steam frigate Minnesota,
reports unfavorably upon the employment
o. landsman taken from large CITIES in ships
OF war, as they prove vicious aud worthless
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
OUR JOB OFFICE.

Fhoss having printing WORK Of any Description :"
be Done. win md ths Job Of,ce of the STATE DE-
MocsAy ab:e 10 turn II out az neatly, and al ss mo-
.rsse psssss, o. any in the dty. Our assortment Of
yps, and every other requisite, sueh as TO leave
nothiAs % b. desired 10 enable 10 furni.h - well
executed book work., circulars, posters, and ether
Jobs. - can bs.prin'ei We invite any having CON
msn1s To give our Office thai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

MOTH
Stationary I Blank Bssk House


Stationary I Blank Beek House
a. II. DURLEF6 co,
NO. 1872 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
NTHOL8sALR and Retail dealers In al kinds Of
w stapas aud Fancy Stationary, blank Books,
he, ~.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds Of blank books.
such ss Ledgess, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
Check Books, Receipt Books Bill Books, Time Books
memorAn dum books VI I'll sxes and styles. English
mefallic mernos sndunD with rubber straps, Bankers
Cases, Mote and hin Cases. In lAct every style Or
kind II blank book In either hand or made 70
order, very short notice and in the best manner
we would aass call atasnisoa - oar large stoca Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers.
Consisting In psrt Of plain and ruled Cap. etter
and Note Also, Plat Cap, Grown, DENY Royal,
Super Royal. and Imperial Psp~rs.
Draring Papsrs and Railroad Stationery
. Whatmans DENY, Royal, Super Royal, Imperial,
Elephant Double Elephant, Coumhier, Aslas and
AntiQusrean, both smooth aud rough, German,
French sDd English Roll drawing paper, Of any
length Tracing cloth s0xSs inches vide Tracing paper
in sheets or roll.
Brewn 4 Sons Profile 4 Cross Section P.pers
Pield Books, Transit Books, Level Books Camel
and Sable pencils, India lnk. Ne~mans, and Windsor
I Newtons water oolors, in half and whole cakes.
Mathematical Instruments in sets and seperate,
he, &c
CHESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
Of all lengths Surveyors Chains 50 and 100 feet In
length. Any instrument not on hand when wanted
viii BE- ordered from the east on short notice, and
furnished st manufacturers p.icss.
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety Of once stationery, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand. !.
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability, elasticity and rmuess, are un.
Suppressed by any other pen now In use.
Halls FMrcNSSiO3sPresse
We have the agency for "Hans Celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses" the best and most econo-
mcai seal press now use, for Banks, Railroad Of
fees, County Offices and Notary Public ANY orders
forwarded 70 will BE- attended 10 with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
Of oil sizes and styles, from the small letter press at
~ 50 ~ the large Railroad way bills, At 175 with
books to stch Of all sizes.
Blank Book Manufac tory
Blank Book Bindery, where are prepared t. furn
h at short notice, any kind Of blank books with or
without printed headings and Of any d. sired pattern;
also full assortment Of Bndets Stock.
Country AGerC1aA1at0
particularly requested to call and examine cur
stock before going TO New York. We think ii Is in
our power 70 offer them inducements to buy OF us
which will render = trip to the East unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended to BY
Wholesale l. Retail stationers and Blank Book Man
ufact urers,
1Q0 Lake 0t., Ch1caxo.
JunelSwu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

Lands in Cedar County,.
SoI; North Ns' sec e. 70. RI. w., $40 acres.
100 acres in North y Of %, broken In the year
1856.
l. so:
". Of g.. ". \ Bee. %, r. -, R,1w. 80
n. "a OF N +. \ and 8. w. ofN T. \ Sec.
I. a. h. w., 100 acres,
3. Aof N. n. Sec. 2, T. -, r. Nv. so acres.
NIB Of s. W. X and N. ". Of g. 4, Ii Sec.
"a, T. 70, r. W., SO acres.
North East Ia Sec. IS, T. so, B. Nv, 1so acres.
r. ofN.w. IA and z. y Of 8. W. IA Sec. 90
7. 80, r. w., l6O acres.
Also smaller tracts, selected with care, And for
sale on very reasonable term. by
COOK l. SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

Farming Land
AT
Twelve and Half Cents per Acre
WE are entering coed sYable land in Missouri.
w for actual settlers, 1t trelue and halt cents
per acre. Maps Of the country may be seen 1t our
Ufice, Nichvlls' Block
VI. Z. BARBER co.
Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
BOOK TRADE

NJ N u n II / N r -!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODyCALS
Of All the most popular kinds Tho following -.
received and tor rale.
NJ C AZIN ES:
Harper
Cody, Graham,
Enerson's Putnsm's New Mcnthiy
Peterson, Khickerbocker. Household words
hscs wood, Prank IL slie's New Family Masarine,
RAllous Dollar MIS- stephens, Y. Journs, UaYp~r,s
aon'hsy Part, L-siie's Ill. Monthly Part.
"aserIy Monthly, Novelette, non,hiy.
NICK max, Yankee Notions.
Working Farmer
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Jorrn.l
pn,more's ! r. Guides. London Quarterly Review
hppieions H. w. Guide, EdinhurS do Do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
pay Book Sunday Dispatch
n, !; Leaser n \ Mercury. CiippR.
Iifeiii.Countrs Gent. Rural h. Yorker. Novsletts
Haper's WY, III, Y. Lesles Ill., Spirit Of the Zine,
forter,s spirit, ocientinc Americas,
IrlSh news, Spiritual Telegraph.
Irish American, Police 0asests.
Courier ard Enquirer.
so"'"'' W 'hio"'c auv inoupSonf6 HepU4t04s
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
True Flag,
American Union,
Waverly Mas, Parior Oasket.
Flag OF our Union, Yankee Priysieer
riot B@lou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
PM Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Dvenius PeuH
"ssniss,on Rational Era baltimore American,
Fttsburg Gazctte, ST. Louie Democrat.
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Times.
London Illustrated New.
subscriptions received for the above ON The ,mose
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Tear.
ssbscrtos Asrs and sacs yosy Posfsos.
S.H. STARR.
octidH Agent,
CfnR1%Dnn DAsas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
Pine Lands

TIlHC AUUOS
M e - - q u Rr.
XNE oaer for entry, or location ct one dollar ana
w twenty-nse ocnts per acre, A11lact Of vslsab
PITE rD0
IN Missouri, supposed to Be the oaly body Of Pine
Timbrv remaining In the State, unentersd
Novl61&wu " y. DAHBBR & 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
j. MONGER.

j. MONGER,
q ENER a L LAND OKER
WILL bny and sell al kinds Of prous' ~ on eom-
" mission. giving special attention to re ~,
for Real Estate. SP'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

by COOK 4 SARGENT
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
EVAsT half OF 10, 6 in block 81, civ Of Dayenport
IL with the brick house thereon erected S. w. cor.
neg OF ID and Rock Island streets.
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, ad-
Joining Farmers House.
North half Of lots 3 and TO- In block IS. being Is
feet on Rock Island street and d feet on Third
street.
Splendid Lots on the Bluff.
Lots and I In beck 20, commanding 4 dne view
OF the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort
Railroad Blidgc, &c.
FOR terms &c apply to
July24dtf COOK r. SARGENT
Lands In Scott County.
VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING PURPOSES
9 OUTH fractional hslf OF Section ~. T. ~. r.
- r., 325 76-lJ0 acres, erly IS minutes walk from
the Railroad Station at Dursnt, and lying on the
North and Esss sides Of the County Road.
North East \ Of Section 4, I. ~, R. / E., 1so
acres.
8. y ofN. ". \ and N. W. \ OF sw. Y Sec. :.
I. II, r. T., also adjoining this tract in Mu-cxtine
county. 8. \ Of n. i and Il. u Of S T. Sec
IL, T. n, X. e.. $50 40 acres under improya-
msnt, house. orchard, &c, three nerer wing
sprtnSs, and As many known coal mines.
Also various 40 and 80 acre tracts in Scott county,
well situated. Apply 10
COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

M = - - q U n Z.
N7D have selections Of Government Land In
w alternate Sections, lying along the line Of
the Pacific Aatroad, for entry 1t two dollars ana
half per acre.
". r .BARBRR r Do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

Lands in Muscatine County,
GOuTH half Of Section II, I. "a, r.. r., 800 acre,
- This tract only miles 8. W. OF Walco.t m
nTst station on thu railroad, West Of Dayennrt
A variety Of 20 and 50 acre tracts, some near IN.
railroad. For sale by
G0nK SARnvNW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
Vocal and Instrumental. Music.

Will ve The Ticket holdsrs without reserve to In.
sure large a,tendanec) the folIo~tns Mvstssi =.
Ac to pe d1tSisutsd at In ciose Of Arst
Con crt, IN hucn manner q maierity az - 1900
holders present may decide
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

A large number Of City Lots, improved and unlu.
"A prove4-Farms and lArm lands In scott counfv
and unimproved lands in all parts Of the state,
Mcguire q 0icEols' former once,
Main street. . ~oors below Seceai,
Uov&otY I. DIAL n m