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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
NEW ADV 'RTISEM'TS.
Sheriff. Sale

" virtue - . Wfit 81 special ev.n,,t,r ts-,,st
H.tH me oIer - t. Cl-rk ~ ha ttatrir, Z, ~,
~ ~ g hl'Y. -. Ia b clsa a. iI.rt.i a aa-am.-
w Ale dated Juy 90.A y ISIS and - - -
y -, 3tnmTFd.i < nir tlf., max Or c,r.. 20 4.
iiA'" hr sun fftisht huni rcd ana ..v
ss-l" 1vltsrs Ito.! 81 amount drs i,sl,.,rs.s
int 'fr-i nd c,.ts vi b Interest bers,r SI 49,, -,
ot six ~ tFf cent Ter Gtunm ff9ua J.ne tsth n
1898 hy sale "ff1r following da.crlbrt real ,-,,t.
W.T. III pert ~ Tpwu,hip - \ rth ~ rasre -,
u ihr hth ". pari uln-ly i~-cribsd ana Aonuas-f
n fell viz: Beginning AZ the stu, h-.n#tsr7y.a.
h'r e certain tract % ri conveved bv ous william
Ri-' ell T. one James Brown. which sail corner 4,
near tht mpath ot Duck creek thence rnnringn I'm
'Wenty-oHe aud 1850 II - col degrees " tst a,anr
" eastern b"uf lary i'm" OF sasd nj a q
thi' lanes Is own i#cty-one sud l9lUD Ttl Ig-tD0l
t"Nihs = th' northeast corner % said orn's ssd
- L,hs" north rfty four - der east sb0ut
h,ch ctsiaS. !" the n,rfh 4 corner OF a piece
~ Hhn heretofore cauvey bv sad arStpsrty 10 ne
aatd htamer ihears Ia tor -eastefIy direct IN
on thi hthg the c~ts tuun ary line OF sail land
,4f' y .all hctrier 80 the point wh@re the said
u y lht~fsret@ u" mifd ~ the main chann.l OF
DUCK or''k thence down the middle of ssid main
ehsnue ~ SAIL Puck Greek 10 lts mouth in the Ms
sissppi river thence in nth. westerly dir.ot,an
p wilt; North hfS three [53l degrees west to the
Lifee &" b. ming. being part the tract of lsn
sgnYeyei = aid complainant bv oge William " Rus
sell uy deed Gated October I'd, li, staslca In Scott
county Iowa.
Notice y hereby gteen that - 90 ou mAnded by saii
VIII, shsN -eli At puili. auction 70 the highest nd
best bidder therefor In cash the nb3vr described re-
al rstai', ~ mCch thereof as u satisfy SAID debt
inerest and costs At the dor ot he Cuuft House In
IN" city - DAY ngort Scott county iowa On Mem
dsv hr?n.h day OF septcmher, u SIS, At the hour
u - ~ saii day.
August q 1858.
LE0SAED
sug l&NaW FL IL OF Fc9tt conuty Iowa.
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l. A II f S L n F. w S.
~ TEIEGRArT.)
Arrival Of the Niagara,
The Telegraph CNbfe.
DISASTROUS FIRE.

NEW Iohh NAREE7, E7C, ETC
HAlnAx,Aug lS..-The ROYAL Nail steam
ship Europe, from Boston, arrived at
o'clock aud sailed again at 9 o'clock for
Liverpool this m
The weather calm aud raining
BosroS, Aug I2,-The r. " steamship
j Niagara, from Liverpool via Halifax arrived
this a. Her mails were and Will be du :
at New York a! ) y. ID. The mails al hand
contain nothing Of interest in addition to
the full dispatches via Halifax
/ WosrREAL, Aug l3.-Extens;ve prepara
tions are in progress here for the celebra,
/ ton Of the completion the Atlantic Cable
Our Municipal authorities "a we'll a. the
citizens are moving in the matter with gen
eral enthusiasm.
81. JoH>s, Aug. l2-To the repeated in
quiry made every hour through the day as
to the condition Of the cable and the pro
liabilities OF the reception OF the Queen 3
Message we are unable to return any other
than that the cable remains all right, the
/ signals passing through the whole length
satisfactorily, but that the Electricians have
not yet eonc!nded their arrangements for
I
operation.
OsEwEGo, Aug ia lire was discover
ed about half past this n In in the En-
pre- gram elevator, owned 10y i. T. AIRING
ton and i. }. Brady, which spread rapidly
through the building, destroying it togeth-
er with gram stores in it amounting to
about 10000, besides nearly two thirds Of
which was corn. The elevator was valued
at 50 t. 5000 dollars insured for about
s2Z 900 The grain was mostly insured -
Total loss estimated at !3o, ,ooo-all the IN.
surancies are in eastern affairs.
BEDFORD. Aug. l5th-Thc President and
party left the Springs this morning and
will pass the night at Cumberland The
President is greatly benefited by his soourn
here.
PnnADELrHIa, Aug. l2-'i'he Mormon
church on Plum and Stripping SIS, was con
siderably damaged by fire this morning. 4
fireman belonging to Hope steam fire en-
gine was drowned in the dock.
NEW YoRE Aug l2th.-Priyntc despatch
es from North Carolina states tina, Vance,
the American candi date for Congress, Is Ger
tainly elected in Cliugman's district
1t Is stated here on reliable authority that
Tie Toooers OF the liattefs ) BANK, Bethel,
Conn, are known and that the aiiaiIs is be.
ingarranged IN manner satisfactory to both
parties. The robbers are said to be profess
slonal burglars.
M MARkETS. .-NRw YORK Aug. I3 --PLoUR-
Market scarcely 80 buoyant for nnsoun easier pri-
ce- have been accepted. 5OG14 IS hr sound Stat :
SOh13 - for sound extra State, 20nl - unsound
DO; l3G5 ~ for common to medium extra Wes-
tern; > 50G5 - for shipping brand, extra round
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAv FLoUR-Firm with Moderate business
manf s0uJ ~ ror extra.
hYE FLoUR-Contsaes arnl.
WHEAT Stat nrmtr. Sales 20 to0 bueli ai1
lot Nj Club, / l-Gl ID :r red slnltr western .
llGl l. fpr white Ind; ! II white Canadian.
CORN Unchanged. Sales - 900 bu 81 ss(r - for
unsound {, good u Ixed western.
| PoRK.-Drooping Sales 10 bhls A. II o. for
NESS, 10 % f.r pi ime
BEEF.-Frm.
WHIsKY.-Firmer. Sales goo bbls q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

10. J. W. Davis 90. 10; Geo. iapp g. 70;
Pat hegeyy :, h Brushcr 9, on bein :
refused fenarked. by G. !, ! wish that |
could buy more; Pat Towley 6. i Tho-.
kaw .. {. Cochran To- 10 G Strammer
10, 10; ". Parin :. Wm Regini'er 81.
lO g. Martin 2, 2 VIA Bnrgoman !, : !.
Mrs Llrgpoor 5, 5 John Bvrns -. II !.
Mary MeNally s. 5. Mary kcble 3, 3, Mary
j. Fairy 3, 8; Mrf Failke :, = Betsy
Mark =. + Grath II 10; Michael iierirn
r. 10 Mrs L. Woods -, ~ Mr.. Riker 10,
, - f. Hansen 10, 10; J. Anmon ., III
German 3 II. Bremen 10, 10; j. Lewis
8 6 w. Grady II, 10; Mary " e.sh Il, To-,
II Loren1en ~. 70; NJ Bremen :, ncne ,
John Koch :, 7 J Augrest 10, 10; J. No
Ion ., 9 J. Mcbride Is, 10; Mrs Matte- ),
none; Mrs Craft ~, 10, Mrs Duno,sn 9,
. Jas. ORosh -, 10; W. Clonkey 3, none.
ho.ine II Gross lso, 10. NJ H. pleton
II, 10; IL Luhl ~, 10 IN, Birch -. 10 /,
Urs >tuce 5. s. .Ufs Schroeder 10, 10 .Mrs
krager 10, 10; John Hansen 5, none, Rock
Island: Eike Blake 10, 10: j. Mk ear 10,
10: ~ NMiller 2, .; Chas. Ko-e 9, 9: G.
Stuhmen 10, 10 Marget OCvnner Ii, 10
Augustus Finn 8, 8. }. Kerchne. 4, a Ellen
Clary 10, 10: Lizzie Gilchristl0 10; Eliza
beadorf 10, 10: Mrs Montgomery 6, 8 Mrs
Flynn Is, 10: Was. l.. Sturner Q. 9: L July
20, 10: Mrs. Eyers s. Yrs lIeing 4. 4:
X. Roland Z, Z; +. Fee 9, 9; Chas Merken
thaler 9, 9; ii. Kneet 9, 8 X. Hougton 10.
10; III. Alsace 10, To- John Forbes 3. 3 !;
Mr. Hill 4, 3 +. Henry 10, l0 Mike Het-
lie H. 10 James M.Gahan I, > J. Beard
10, 10; Mary McMahan. s, ).
There was not so much excitement during
the afternoon session as the stern though
gentlernanly manner in which Judge Grant
was determined to carry out the business,
lad become better known and more thor
oughly appreciated The best Of feeling,
except in some isolated cases, was prevalent,
and after the amount on hand was paid out,
Judge Grant announced that he should be
ready 10 meet them again at 9 ! clock
this morning AT the same place
Whole amount paid out
Forenoon S75s
Afternoon ,2i2
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ScANDALous.- understand that
last evening, Mr. J. T. Cook Of the Florence
Bank. called upon Mr. l.. 5. .Viele one of
our oldest and most respected merchants
and offered to pay his bill, at the same time
handing him so in gold Having obtained
his receipt, he enquirel if their accounts
We're even to which Mr v replied that
he believed 80 : when Mr. Cook turned up
on him aud said thereafter keep my name
off your books, and as you walk the street
be careful to take the other side from me,
and mind, if ever hear of person in my
employment trading with you. viii dis
charge him instantly, and from this time
on, remember that you are SPOTTED man.
We beg leave to enquire upon what
meat il is that our Caesar fed that he has
grown so fat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
BfattOn House.

VINHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the ira, cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house Is
nearly new and furnished with all the conveniences
OF mode hotels. The table will be supplied with the
best the country Affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business In the West, Is sufncient guarantee that
his house the place to stop ut when you come 70 the
city Of LIE Olsre
n Hacks leave the DIatt0n House every morning
(Sundass exoeptedD for Davenport.
0AychI-d2w&w1y ND WkSTLAKB Prop'r.
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Terrible Accident on tbs chicago
and Rock Island Rsll Road.
OBSTRUCTION, on TIE TRACK.
ENGINE OVER 4 BR1DG l. !:

The EASTERN night train on tn Chicago d
Rock Island Railroad, net with terrible
accident on a bridge near Peru, on Thurs
dlv night about IL O'Clock.
The engineer, Mr. Baxter. was instantly
killed the fireman. Darby Connolly, was
seriously, if not fatally injured, and Daniel
Lock wood, cXpr,,- messenger, was badly
hurt Tue particular. will be found in the
following
STATEMENT oF 4. o. solEs, o6%bt cT@R.
The passenger train on the Chicago d K.
Railroad bound east, on Thursday night
at IL o'clock, ran off the track at Spring
Greek, six inlt- east Of Peru. The accident
occurl ed on the bridge over the creek, and
is supposed to have been caused by coming
in contact with an obstrucjion on the track
The en.inc and tcoder went over the bridge
distance Of about twenty five feet, into
the bed Of the creek, carving alon. with
them the engineer, Mr Baxter. and the fire
man, barley Connolly
The ba2gaee car. in which the Express
messenger was sitting wa violently hurled
over on its side, still however, remaining on
the bridge; one freight ear was also thrown
over into the bed Of the stream The re-
manning cars which were occupied by a
large number Of Passengers, although part
j thrown oil the track, did not go over the
bridg
After the momentary paralizing excite
ment had passed, search was Immediately
made rs thr conductor and passengers,
among the ruins in the stream below.
The engneer, who lived in Rock Island,
and had n family, when cxtricated, was lie
less. and tn fireman, also residing in Rock
I-lani wa -eriou-ly il not fatally inju.el
The Express messenger, Daniel Lockwood,
wa. also badly hurt. NJ Passengers wcrc
killed or injured
Amen@ the property destroyed in th.
freight car was valuable horse, worth
$1,000 which was instantly killed
ne bTltlpe was cDil-tltFtl on tI tnr
safest upon the road, and an examination
subsequent to tho accident. proved that the
timhers and string pieces were III a sound
condition, and that the bridge was only de-
tective where the plank were torn off by
the engine in falling into the creek
The accident was undoubtedly cau-ed ly
an obstruction placed upon the track by
some malicious person. The first intima
ion Of danger, as stated bv the wounded
fireman, was when the engine struck the
olstruction
Nointerruption is expected in the runniny
of trains, as the repairs necessary to the
bridge are slight, and but two length OF
rail were tore up
the STATEMENT OF Mr.. T. HOLMES,
OF Chicago, a passenger, compares in all
material particulars with that of the con
lurtor and its publication is therefor un-
necessary.
The remains Of the engineer, together
With the fireman and Express messenger.
were brought to Rock Island by the train
Of yesterday morning Baxter leaves a
large family Connolly has also large
family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
ShcrilI''s Sale.

10y virtue OF writ of special .N"~u''ou issued
ffom the nee OF the Cer@ Of th. u strict Cou't
0f Scotl County lows, "a the 80 X Hrowu
vs. steamboat Courier daled July l1th lSia and a.
dir ctcd commanding me that make cafse 10
b. -" til" 81 four hua1t ID ans 5s-iou dolsfs
o. np 49, amount iuc including debt. interest ant
COST WIN Interest At the rate or sis 90 nt pei
Gnauu from ihe .th daB of July l~bs bv sale OF
thr III twnY per.auhl prop rty, to-wd The steamer
Courier l. aPparsl, Grs.e, fHsn.turc ahd aguurta-
nauf"s.
Notice u hereby given that aF toptnAndei hy sald
wri: hsli sell ht public auction the At0ge descfi
bed personal property Or so much thereof as WAN
satisfy aAid debt, Interest and costs, TO the hishert
aud brst bliier thcr' for Ia cash the eiy of ie
claif 81 81 C0un lows, on Thursiay August ~ b
lsps between the hou.s 0fa A ami I y NJ o. ssia
day.
Davenport, July 2sth lS55.
LEONARD
augi2itf SheT IT II Scott County Iowa
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Rock Island Trespasscrs
To all whom it NAV concern.
T.lKE .NOTYCE.

TINHE undersigned having been appointed by the
i War Department as Agent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department at Rock IsBnd," with full instruc.
tons TO adopt sl necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from depredatons iniru.
sions" Now therefore, all persons whomsoeveF, not
having legal right are hereby warned and notified
70 quit tn. premises and abstain from any further
respass.
The Deputy q 8. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge Of all wood the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
Al persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
ter Of any kind ard notified TO abstain from any
trespass whstsoever, - legal steps Will Be- taken
ASatna such depIodat0rs.
H.Y. 6LAYAAKIA;
neel0fn q. AGsnt Wav DsuN
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All Diseases Warranted Cured.
sHssSfrGf,

I)HOF. ], WOLLNER, of Germany. who has Tor
L the las' twg and half ears had rhAryv - ,he
department of Instrumental music 10 thr Troy Con-
ference Acad roy, West SoRltney ~. ha InAlr thus
city his p.rfn lncit home Abd ~ = his sAlof4
services the cit u DavtnIJTt AM viclLity
on tho following terms
Rates Of ins'ruciisn per- session often weeks. At
lessons per week-PiAnD Mt.oie1H. SO, yioliu
In class b. e., Musica Composition md Thorough
bass so. la adil to tbs Atov,, Instruction .s
oHer'i TO a o,as "A German a. IS per term Of 10
We Il lessons week.
Instruction viii De given at W1iner's Nus!c
Rooms No. |, ForIets Block, corner u 3i and Per-
~ streets
shl uld any desirng Instruction IN the Piaoo or
Aelpleou Al their own homes, thy be Aecommo-
dated At en extra chargc * ~ per term.
fREDHICK WOLLEER.
Pianos tuned by the year or Otherwise.
IrZg-dlm0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

REDEEMING FLoRENCE MONEY BY
.tudge Grant, Agent for Cook d Sarge,d.-
AT an early hour yesterday morning, the
crowd commenced gathering at Judge
Grants office, and at o'clock the Paving
Clerk, Charley kirkendal, commenced pay
ing out, under the direction Of Judge Grant
The crowd collected was immense and the
Judge assured them that he should act ac-
cording to his own judgment in the mat
ter. The object was to exchange the Flor
ence money held by laborng men, and give
each individual actually needed.
The following are the names of appli-
cants, amount received, DC;
Mrs. Pierce applied for husband, who
works on Railroad
Judge c.: Better 60 TO Railroad Compa-
ny it is rich enough to pay its own labor
ers.
Mrs p: What shall do? My husband
worked hard for it.
Judge g.: No doubt, Madam the Rail-
road must pay its own hands
ration; received S5. for which she thanked
the Judge very politely.
| Bridget Mooney ST. got part of money
T for washing. Got some this morning of MIR
| Piper, clerk with Miner il Bro. The Judge
refused TO pay.
Ellen Doolan SIS: Husband works on
corporation. Got 10.
Mary OBrien, 81. Hard times with Fl.r-
1
Rosne bonner, sll. Husband works on
farm-all we got to live on. Got ten.
Mary Dunn, So. Got by her children
Got three.
Mrs. Sexton. SO. Laborer Got three
Ellen Kane. st. Husband laborer; work.
Tor Maeklntosh. Sometimes got plenty to
eat. sometimes not. Got six
Mrs, Smith, s3 Husband works on tn,
street Got city order changed for Florence
Got three
Elizabeth Dwire, 50. Had gold and bo'
Stove, ana got TINS In change. I'm 1901
woman with no work, and this is all hav,
to live on got 9.
, Lizzy Stone, 81. Got of DR.. Fountain 60
t work; got2 9.
Bridget MCartlin, peddles on ferry boa,
Judge g. Don't think you come uude
the list, madam Can't give You any me
ney.
: Bridget: I'm poor, hard-working We
= man, sir.
Judge G.: Are you actually in want?
Bridget: Can't tell lie, sir on my wor
d ! can't am not actually in want, than
a God.
= Judge g.: You don't come undsr the clas
I'd like to pay you for your honesty; by
this y mot my money. She eot nsn~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

John q. SAKE V. charies G. AveriIl
Df virtu" OF Writ OF special execution issu.i
- from the aiee ~ the Cerk of tie Distrrt Court
"f scott oonuty, Iowa. In the abye entitled csrse
dated July -, \ u ISIS, aud tu ine directed com
mnndnG Inc that MAKE cause TO bo made IN,
sum ot nine hInrl Il ami Sky three ali b,-IOl dol
lar 9h} So amount due, iicl riing debt interest
ana ST. with inter g. thereon AZ Tire rate af six p.r
cent per sunurI from the 9lBt day - june u iS.S
~ al" of the f0wlhg describ a real tate. to
The vest hali pt the sGthwss quarter OF the seuth.
east quarter u section number fourteen ti4l. tho
south west quarter 4 the north quarter of
ton number weuty "ight f21l, the south uats
ter of the rorthesst quarter the uurth-west quAf-
ter n the H9rth-east quarter, tho east hxf 10 the
north quarter and tn west nAf OF the ntrth.
wesi qua-t~r of s'ction number tHtnty-sevea J9t L.
tne eat half OF the north quarter .f section
number twenty eight ~ !; also part OF the eAst
hal OF the west haif o: OF the southeast quarter o
section number fourteen Iiil; this last meHthnei
tract being all 4 the sid easthaf whi a not coy
"rei by deed heretofore mad' ~ said Charles /.
AvHrill g. one William Hsrmsn, and con sining fo
y !0 ncre- - land more l"ss; al u th. foTeg
ing tracts of land bcing IN tnsnshp number eighty
in rorth Of range hve 81 East OF he sth Sc.
Notice il hereby given thst, command "A hy ssii
wit shsl sell at public auction, to the highest
hud be 1 bidder therefor in s the above described
real e.tate, So much thereof will satlsfy ssi
dtbt, interest and costs, AT N. door ot the Court
House m the city Il Davenport, scott county, Ioss
on Monday, the 2ath day of September 1864 At
the hour Gt 2 y N of said day.
August 10, l5i9.
LEONARD.
aueliwiw Sh'n ot SOFT county. lows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
The Scott House.
Park House..

IOWA CITI ,se.s.. s...... .IUWA.
VuNHis Large and Comnodious Hotel has been leased
i by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
vated neatly furnished throughout Ia the best
ner with sPpIS0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains viii be spared " make the PARK HOU6E
the "a No /" House Of the City; 1t being murL the
largest and pleasantly situated In central location
n the OF j. 1ersoD and Dubuque rtreett near
the CITY Parx with comfort able accomm cd ations for
Two Hunired Guests.
TDRNS-in conformity TO the times.
Good end Capscious bt1bng attached TO the house.
J. TKUSDELI.. Proprietor.
Eoy24dtf Formerly OF the Tr dssell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
ARREsTEp.-Mr. George Robinson,

ARREsrED.-Mr. George Robinson,
a colored gentleman, was arrested yester-
day afternoon at the Rainbow saloon in the
old Bazaar building, for displaying too free
ly his pugilistic proclivities. He walked
very quietly with the officer to the caln-
boose, and on reaching the Captains office
he wished to know il he could BE tried i'm
mediately. While the officer was searching
ala not carry anything in his pockets but
plug Of oftohacco, and he would like to have
that taken for safe keeping.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
PNblic .vOfirc.

n oTltE Is herety given that the undersigned
have associated Themselves together for ti G
Purpost OF estab.Ishirs Branch of ih@ State Bank
OF Iowa, In Davenport, 2eo.t county. Iowa rs specI-
hei In oeriha ate a. required by Law. this day fli
with the Recorder oi Deeds in ard Scett count Y,
aforesaid, and that the books ~ b.Crpton to lie
Capita Suck OF saId Branch Bank vii be opened on
the Path day II Anrutt, A u 1858, al the Banking
Nous OF Ahckot Gorbin. III sal, city, Of Davenport
To be kept cpsn as requirel by law
Ei'n ts onI htn's thl- 3 d.y oi Augutt, A. n.
1855.
louis MACKLOT,
AUSTIN CDRBIN.
GEO q. DOW,
q. &. Il MITCHELL,
CHARLES WESTON,
August 8 2cd SMITH.
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1t u B(lrgUl1l.

FJNHE following described Heal Estate:
i swA, sec 4, 80. -, ,e.
10 acres he south west quarter Of section 10 one
- tS0 r1,
H.. SEX sec IL, 20, r3 e.
E4, swh, SEX, sec ], ts0. RS, g.
M, swh, Sc o. 80, rs.e
II viii be divided 20 suit purchasers. Price 121
per acrs. Terms casb, balance on yeags time
with 10 per ,eat itsrest, pc sysbe annually.
EBqulre ~
jyZJi6w G. ". KISr.
Post Office BuI ding
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

Et- We are pleased to see that our
neighhors Of the Ne'es have TAX n down the
name ol Lyman Catlin for member of the
Board Of Education, and placed in it, stead
the name Of harles Rich II they will now
alter the name of the candidate for State
Treasurer, so as to make 1t conform to that
published in the Democrat, their ticket will
lie correct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
STATE DEN OCRA Il.
Local a fairs.
Meeting to-day tho Court House.

The committee appointed on Thursday
10 wait upon Antonio LeClaire, George /.
Davenport and Hiram Price, to procure
their signatures to "a bond. pIedging the re-
dcmption Of Florence within given time
will report rms AFTERNOON at THREE O'CLOCK,
at lnE CoUnI ltorsE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

boE'r FAlL TO READ THE ARTICLE
on the inside of our paper on the reply Of
Cook Il Sargent. For impudence the reply
OF Cook 4 Sargent 10 holders Of Florence.
yesterday stands unequaled in tie annals
Of 1ecency
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
3. d. CoSGDoH, JOHN YAHT
Attorney at Law s Notary Public.
COnSdOn 4 Yantis,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS
Real Estate Brokers, &C.,

BAVENfOhI, IOWA.
WILL give special attention " collecting and
w securing claims Of every kind.
Also, buy, sell, exchange, loan and pay taxes on
Real Estate, negotiate II ans, examine land, titles
&C &t.
OFFICE, northwest corner Of Brady l. Second st,
End story.
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THE CITY ENTERPRISE,

LIE CLAIRE. IOWA.
One ~ tho idrgest LHsrdrY G7d Polticai Neos-
Jdper in the Stafc. Pubiisaed every frtfdy morn
ing ~ 81 pr annum.
TrEss Pr advertising ihrse tquares one year,
Fifteen Dollars Ooe square. zen dollars
THE LEtLAJAE Cfy. IN IERPRISE
Has a weekly calculation - Twelve hnnffei--u the
Couniies OF Scott INT and Jack on, a. vcil "a
the whole tha md C3ugfes iouai t.ict in Ioss
also in Rock Island Eld WhIteside C9Bntles Illinois
II Il of the very beat Aayt rtsng sheets th-
atste. Also, the beat job cgtce bs,resn Darenlo
and dubuque. X 4. LAWRkNCE,
Editor and PyupristDr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
Agricultural.

TIVE Scott county Agri uturai Society will meet
At he Couri House IN Davenport, Saturday Pep
teniber 4th, at one O'Clock. p. 81 general atteu-
dance is Stly to.ictci mess tpnsnera-
be im2ortanoe Is expected to before the meet
ing. H. u NEAL
aug1 w3w becretaTy.
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