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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

Samuel Russell, well known citizen of Madison,
n. l., fortnight ago last Saturday, left Buffalo,
saying to the master of boat which he chartered
that he was going to Indiana, and should be back in
three days, and engaging the boat to wait for
his return. His family knew that he was going to
Indiana to collect 81 900 of miller in that State
This man on being telegraphed to- has answered
that Russell had called on him, and that he had
to Illinois. His family has no knowledge Of any
intention on his part to visit Illinois, that he had
any business there 1t is feared he has been mur-
dcred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
THANKS SGIvlNG.
PROCLAMATION BY rHg coyERSoR

/ Inc people OF Iowa will ds them selyes an irpo,-
'sni service BY Observing Thursday the 2sth ay OF
Move sber next, Is day Of Praise and THANKSGIVING
70 the Lord Of Eesveu for rhst His name i, s,,II
exc-ent In ali the eArih and tha, le is never weary
In tn d sprnsation Of His benen,. and Dressings
II He has not Allied barns with p.er,ifui hsr-
vest the past season, He has neyeriheltss given
remarkable he,lth altered our bea u fnl aims bonn
Hfoay with the showers OF God, that hey may be
prepared for greater increase of fruits
by HIS providence lie has shown to Ms the strange
evanescenee Of riches which have wings, the lly of
attempting to fare sumptnously eve day in vain
speculation instead OF hardening the hand and mo,s,
enns the brow With honest toll
For these and ali the other merces OF Iite let ms
90 that day 30 into temples Of worship, and fill
them with thank koGerngs TO the Cd Of our fathers
Praise Him, for giving this Whole lard 50 large
~ Of His spirt BY which the faces Of ies have
- snnaa @ssg~mmnsiL na~s -
Praise hia for TIE OAristisns faisA ths serssn =
our holy religion, the triumph science and the pro-
sress making In the peaceful arts.
Praise him, for the ,rAi and social improvements
cf the race by OF the ntercommnlcaion Of tel.
egraphs and railways
Let the spirit Of Divin. truth be invoked to pn,h
for ward a the gres, enterprises Of he axe and tta
the out goings OF the morning and EVENT. may st
continue 70 rejoice over us.
- Given at Des Aoines, under my hand and
81 the great seal Of the State Of Iowa, the Is
day Of October, A d. 1858
By the Governor, RALPH p. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS, sec'v Of stat-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

Rock ISLAND COUNTY NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoS.-A Delegate Con-
vention of the National Democrats Of Roe K
Island County, was held in the city Of Rock
Island on Thursday, Oct 2s, 1858, for the
purpose of making nominations for County
officers, and transacting such other busi,
hess as might be deemed necessary.
On motion Dr. W. F. Cady was called to
the chair, and I. A. Burditt, appointed Sc
cretary.
After spirited remarks from several Dele
gates, concerning the business before the
meeting, the Convention proceeded to the
nomination Of candidates for the offices of
Sheriff end Coroner
Joseph A. Webster of Rock Island having
received the greatest Lumber of votes, was
unanimously declared the choice of the Con
vention. as a candidate for Sheriff.
On motion DR.. W. F. Cady, was nominal
ed by acclamation, as candidate for Cor
oner
The following named gentlemen were
then elected County Central Committee,
for the ensuing year
HERMAN FIELD,
W. +. GApY,
JAMES Corr
\. NJ. BLANDISG,
DANIEL ZIEGLER, Port Byron.
On motion the proceedings of the Con-
yentlon was ordered published in the Chi
cago Herald, State Democrat, and Daily
Nens of Davenport
VI. CADY, Chairman.
T. A. BURDIrT Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
TuoRlsGTos, gRows hRMs1Ro,

Ofioc-Nos and 8, Commercial Block, sJuth-e
corner " u ana Brady .iretis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
From w ashingtOn.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The State Depart
ment having reason to suppose that irres-
ponsible persons in Ireland, ana others
induced parties in this country to forward
remittances thither for recovery Of estates
to which they are led to believe they are
entitled; caution persons to whom such
representations are made, to be satisfied Of
the duty and character of their correspon-
dent
Emory d. Patten, has been appointed
Collector Of Customs for the District Of Nj
ma, Ohio, in place Of Mr.. Coghlin, removed.
The Navy Department sdvertises for pro-
possls for furnishing steam machinery for
the screw propeller sloop-of-war At the Cos
port Navy Yard.
The balance in the Treasury 81 .ss9 90.
Receipts of the week s656 900; the drafts
paid we're 81 ,443, 3,O0O. drafts issued el72,-
900. and the reduction Of the public debt,
81, ,O7lO.OOO.
Commander Breise is appointed to the
command of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in
place Of Commander Kesrny, Who has been
ordered ON Temporary duty, - president Of
the Light House during the absence Of
Commander Shubrick.
1t il said that there in course Of prepara-
tion at the State Department, . reply TO IN
official Dispatch, informing our government
Of the purpose Of Great Britain to suppress
6libustering in Central America
The military force in the department Of
Texas will be probably increased BY troops
from Govesnors Island, in view Of the pre-.
snt Indian hostilitieA
The estimate for next years expsnsss ass
not completed, and not TIL they are viii i
| b decided what measures aso neeeaaarv fos
the Increase q the revenue.
The sahjsst q our foreign affairs essspiss
. large shass q TIE a&tsnaisa q ~ Al.in-
lsttatioA.
49,: =: s::s; -; /; D.: e: I: :::s - y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
New u OPk Market.
BY TELE0RAPH.1

By TELE0RAPH.1
NEw York Oct. %
PLoUR-HAs declined Sc Bales 5000 bbls At 90
a GO for ount; 1904 45 for super State as
"a o. forsSktrs State; 4 40GI4 90 for common TO
good extra western; 15eI5 80 for round hoop
ohio.
RYE FLoUR-steady; 81 25G410.
CAsADIAS fLouR-Quist. sales 40 bills at 4 50
d6 90.
WHEAr-puiI and unchanged Sales 600 bu 1t
Sc for unsound Chicago Spring; 45 for White
stern; a6 for Canadian Club.
RyE--Dul; 1O171.
CoRs- Better. Sales 80 600 bu at 66a6Sc for
mixed Western.
u4Ts-Dull ai 44td5lc State and Western.
PORK Dull; held at II 0oG17 50 for mes; IA IS
Ola so for prime.
BEtf-Urchaoged aud steady. Ssles 42o sbls At
pr Vi us quotations. Beef hams dull at is 5oGI6 %
BACON Quiet and uncha- ged
Cur ARATs-Du aud nc min al; shoulders 6hG,
81; hams. SsGSk.
LARD-Quit ard unchanged Sales $50 bbls At
81 @10'or new; 1066iOH for DID,
BuTTKR-Quiet; 1ft1Is for etats.
CHsEsE-Firm; 7GeH.
WHlsKY-Dull; 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
News fron the Pacific Coast and
bouth America,
Arrival oe the CalisOsaia Seeam,elp ~.
Louis.

NEw YORK, Oct. % The steamer st
Louis arrived at noon with &l.473. 600 ia
treasure, and California dates to the 5th
inst
The sxcce.sful laying Of the Atlantic Tel.
egraph was celebrated throughout Califor.
MIA September 9th. Professions. firing Of
cannon. etc. took place everywhere
Baidwin's (Dem) official majority for
Judge OF the Supreme Cour. u s.dss.
vein OF valuable red chalk has been
found in Gold Canon. Sierra Co.
Gold. silver and copper have been found
In the mountains of Los Angeles
There is said to be an abundance Of water
IN the Desert now between San Diego and
Fort Yuma.
Senator Broderick started from Placer.
VILE on the I'd inst, with the Overland Nail
- Ca!ssn Valley and a~it Lake City ~
The Bersley Water Company are nov
supplying large portion'of San Francisco
with water from Lobos Creek The water
is raised by two steam engines Of $50 horse
power. The alueduct is capable Of SUI
plying city four times as large - San
Francisco.
Upwards Of 600 returned adventures
from Frazer's River had landed at San Fran.
cisco
The warehouse of Moore 4 Folger, on
Davis street, San Francisco. was burned on
the lst Loss $4,000. Mos. Of the goods
were stores by numerous parties, SO that the
individual losses are hight
The coinage at the mint during Septem-
ber was 81 100000 in gold, and S59, 900 in
silver.
The mercantile house OF G. II. h W.S.
Shook. have applied for the benefit of the
insolyent law. Debts, 500 900 a.sets 49,
600.
The news by the Overland Mail is con-
firmed. Two hostile chiefs, Qualchien and
Ouhi have been captured and shot
The News from the North Pacific whal.
ers Is bad. Up to the end Of August zoo
barrels was the best catch reported in the
Arctic, and many ships had absolutely moth
ing, while the average would not be over
$50 barrels per ship.
The Ochotsk fleet, numbering sixty ships,
will probably get plenty of oil
The French ship Napoleon III, had been
cut through by the ice and lost. Some 700
or 500 barrels Of her oil had been eaved by
the American vessels Braganzs and Her
cules. The kodiac fleet had done very
we'll
Mhe ship Wild Wave. Of Boston, was
wrecked on the leland of Oena, south Paci.
fic. on the night of March the 4th. All the
persons on board were saved, after remain
ing on an uninhabited island several months,
by the sloop of war Vandalia The Captain
also saved so, 1000 in gold
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
Later from W ashi Q ugtOn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z9.-Information has
been received that Paraguay has 800 newly
mounted guns on stone batteries at the
mouth OF the Parana. A large land force
will be needed oturn this ratification from
the land side
The War department mas received a des-
patch confirming the accounts Of the en-
gagement Of Maj. Dove with the Camanches.
So warriors and women were killed. Floyd
will take immediate measures TO increase
the force in Texas
r. B. Jarvis has been appointed Indian
Agent for Utah.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

New YORK, Oct, 2sth..-Advices Of later
dates at San Francisco from Dakota, state
that an important trelty had been conclud;
ed between japan and this Government by
Mr.. Harper, L. S. Consul at Jeddo. A new
port. lying in the Bay Of Jeddo. five miles
from the city, is to be opened to the Amer
leans. A son Of Capt Capt. Tatnau had left
for Washington via China with the treaty
1t is also stated that Japan prince with
IA attendants was to depart Immediately
for Washington. via California. The L. s.
steamer Mississippi was at Ha kadi, at
last dates. The Powhatan was daily ex-
pected from China.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

Rock ISLAND NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
NoMINATIoNs.-We call attention to the pro
ceedings Of late Democratic County Con
vention in Rock Island and the nomination
of candidates for the offices of Sheriff and
Coroner, The nominee for the former office
Joseph II. Webster, Esq, is we'll known in
Rock Island county as man of sterling
integrity and sound, reliable democrat
A better nomination could not have been
made by the National Democracy of Rock
Island
William F. Cady, Esq, was nominated
for the office of Coroner. and of all others is
the man who can poll the full strength Of the
Democratic vote in that county.
We wish the National democracy of Rock
Island county full and complete success in
electing their candidates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
Railroad Accident.

CORNING, n T., Oct 2s-The night ex-
press train for the west. which left this
morning for Buffalo, was thrown off the
track near Corning. Mr.. Hurd and a
western drover, named S. NJ Reed, Of
Chenango caunty, \. Y. and an infant were
killed. and one other person. name unk nown
is SO badly injured that he cannot survive
Fifteen Others were wounded among whom
are II. NJ. Valentine, New York city, J. r.
Saddock, Terre Haute Ind, Daniel yelling
and wife, Greene county, n. Y, VIM.
McEwcn, Ashtabula, o. The cause Of the
accident was the spreading Of the rails.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
G. q M Nj E RCIAL I.
DavenpOPs Market.

DAVENPORT, Oct 90, p. NJ
owing TO the heavy fall Of rain, and the consequent
bai condition OF the roads but little grain came In
by wagon to-day.
A fair lot OF produce shipped.
We quote
WHRAT-' light receipts; A5(dsOc
PLoUR-Si o0G44 80 for Spring.
BARLsr-yery little arriving. s0G40c for new !:
Old cnoice, 40d55.
oATs-But few offered, 25c; cid, scarce, 4OG145c.
CoRS-Light demand DC
ONIoSs-4s9pc
PoTAToEs-45d65c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
From New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29th.-At the Lafayette
Saloon on Broadway, last night, Heenan,
the Benicia Boy, attacked Dublin Tricks,
one OF Morrisseys seconds in the fight, and
beat him in a most shocking manner.
None Of the wounded IN the Goulding
tragedy had died up to this morning, but
Mr., G. and the girl Murphy are still in crit
ical condition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
FLUTTERING.-The Muscatine jon,

FLUrTERING.-The Muscatine Jour
nal goes crazy over the idea that We should
claim that the proposed railroad from Will
ton to Upton will result to the benefit of
Davenport more than Muscatine. We dom t
wonder at it We are aware that the citi-
zens of Muscatine would not willingly give
q cent or say word to benefit our city,
but now that they have pnt their "foot in
it" it is really amusing to see them squirm,
and whistle to support their courage. We
don't ssk you, Mr.. Journal, to say you be-
lieveit Don't do so. Put on as god a
face as You can. and remember the ancient
motto Of "girn aud bear it." You need
only look at the map to see how tight ws
have you on the Upton railroad matter
Don't let ~ discourage you from prose
cutting the plan, - Il is estimated By our
business men, thAt the Upton road when
esilt vim " one = saf nsse valuabls som.
nsrdaf asquiAaeaA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
HOns Caleb Cushing.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 2s.-Tnited States
Agricultural Fair Grounds were again
largely attended to-day. Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing made an able address, he took strong
states right ground, and in favor of the
constitutional annexation of Cuba and
Mexico.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

New York, Nov. 29-A tenant house in
Sixth street with an adjoining stable was
burnt last evening. 1t was occupied by six
families, the greater part Of whom were
forced to escape by the roof or wndows-
One man. named Michael Hertel, aud his
daughter Catharine were burned to death
Twelve horses in the stable were also burnt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
Chicago Market.

BY TsLRGRAPH
CHICAGO. Oct. ., 2PM.
WHABT-Market languid; 4.@5sc.
CoRS-I.itle weaker at sSd52.
OATs-45GJoc.
RARLEY-Dull 45G4Sc
FLoUR-Dan; % so So 95
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

rs the vites self abuse, seminal weakness soeyma,
tofrnes giee, impotence leuc1rrhoes and steriIity
AMI organic di.ea .es Of the ktdneys a,d in view
the aecePions which are prscticed upon the unsor.
tohse wet m O such disease. by Quscks and ase
prettnders. cr Huobel viii give M dcsl ad vice prs-
ns 70 all patients thus afflicted, male or female who
may apply BY letter. or personally. ~fth description
OF their case - 70 true and relisbe means ~ cu,e
And he proposes 70 treat the unfortunate and in ca
ses Of extreme poverty and suffering. for sum that
wiil Only 1mpensste the cost Of medicine
In q diseases which AFFECT man sind ar.sip9 frum
abuse of sexual ncttous-wbsther merri, a a. sin
ue, male or femAle-DoctoY Bubbel may be eousul..
ID privately ana secretly NO matter shst he dis
ease may be, he viii furf ish them with deiaghtful
and paeasans r-medies that v strengthen the whole
nervous sssfem-and tast too BY remedies that pev.
ef 90 the slightest injury, under sn5 es
Ie the Nadtes -Lasies troobled with irrsRu.
lsrties veakness and osher Complaints peculiar TO
the female system, viii 0nd speedy cure b. ealing
All Communications strictly eos fS~ptial.
;, Address, Hubbsli, n d, boz 1855 o. Chicses,
Illinois.
Private once. No IS Randolph q, opposite he
Revere Hotel acN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

RAILROAD MEETING TONIGHT
There will be another meeting of the citi-
zens tonight at LeClaire Hall, for the pur-
pose of canvassing matters of railroad in
terest. We hope to see the Hall crowded
and unaninlty OF action. The day OF
election is at hand-only two weeks from
to-day, and there is little time enough to
have this matter faithfully attended to in
the different townships in the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
NOTICE TO ADyERTISERS

tsrse cuts charged doubls the dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements one-hLf more thar
UsuAi rates.
Yearly advertising contracts all he undefstocd =
spy strictly y tie Immediate business - the advsr-
tlser and all other advertisements selt Ia by the sd-
yertser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with insractious
viii be Inserted Until forbid, and charged accordngy.
Notices for religious and benevolent pur,sOtes In
serted t4mt free q coat, lher.-.ter charged a.
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad mast be paid for in
V1rlG5iy "a ddrdncf, unless from approved Agents
Coniraeisfor yearly advertising teFminable AZ ne
option Of advertisers they ia ng an sdyanoenent of
y per cent. he contract pricr.
Advertisements inserted next To reading MATTER
20 per cent advance above rates, and kept on in
side IS per ceut advance Oh TegGsr rates.
All traasent Advertisements must Dc paid for IN
Advance.
RICHARDsOS WEST. Iowa State Democrat.
-AABEKS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
VI fischer 4 CO, Der Deu49xrst
HARRisGTOS wlIKiK. Dally Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
New York stock MARX ct,

NEW YonK, Oct 2e.
ef0cKs-Down and dull this mo.n ming ChRI
GsH; @ 81: O bonds 96; N Sc; n SkNI24A
reading b2h; - Cros-e 4 Nil ~. Missouri sixes
ssA; Va sizes S5k; Hudson Sd bonds 75H; N Y G
8. w =, Ne 57k, Erie l6+ l. Toledo 34h; 8 & o
81 :; Panama l2k; y ich guaranteed 81; HUDSON;
33; Harlem 12h; harlem preferred q: D-l & Hud-
Is 95.
MosEY-'n rats or demand, NO change, with
plenty e6-ring.
STEALING RxcHAxcs-Nev sales 1esk 6llO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
DENTAL.
J JULIUS CHESEBROUCu.
Dental 0,arxoou.

MOULD respectfully inform the tnhsbitante Of
W Davenport and vicinity that he has opened q
once directly over the Dav export 0as Co. o. m MsR.
wins Block on Perry, between Thrd and PoussA ats
for the transaction Of Mechanical Operative D..
tistry In all its branches Having received insssue
N ns FROM and during the rest pear been asapeaose1
With, most able pSactioneYs In the Dnss -
feels confident thst any operations entrus "A hin
vii be executed In careful and skillfui mannes
He VIII be mort happy 70 show any Who nay lhvos
him With . call. his Recommendations, wAtcA are q
the highest character and would invite the Dasa
critical exan alton upon all work Committed op -
hands. All operations registered and wasrontaa--
He sclcits share OF the public Datrooase asd saha
pleasure In submitting the folowif testimsoial:
NEW Lospos, Oct. -, 1857.
This may certify that Dr. J. ChesebScuRh hso beon
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, anA that
during the past year. hr has operstsf With - In NJ
ONCE In his professional ability have the ereeiese
coanienoe. and 'rdialy Secommsnd him 70 ssy
wishing such services those Of . careful and ski.
fui Dental Operator Wv eHn1HIHLD
And also In referring 70 Nessrs
@. o. Shepard, Hon ?. ". wiulsms,
2 o. Learned, DR. ". ". shs0sld
Hon Ebeneser Learned, Learned,
DR.. Lewis Betts, Rev Daniel HunttnGasa.
" Browne, d. " Stoddasd,
of New London, Conn /; also 70
ns Hs.vo.s. BaSsovs,
Hon II Cannon, Dr. Dah~g
DR. WtheYwax, Rev d naaoa
WI 0usiey nsQ.. Neeprs OeeA = na,n.uA
R~v Packard. DIS True,
II Barrow ksQ, VA neminGtoo.
woodward, APMast
g " Smith, pNervin
By 81 ymaker, Aw Baii-y. INA
Rev @ Maxoun, Ohss Povvrs
Jos t.anbrite. Jno aOeers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

CHALLENGE.-- The Rock Island Com
"aercidl challenges the Gazette to take a
round with the quill, with a view of show
ing up the meanness of one Of the editors of
the latter paper. Wonder if the gauntlet
will be raised
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
STATEMENT OF THE
Peoria Marine and Fire ms. Co.,
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

VIIUBEK 1st, IS1S.
Name and Locality of the Company-Peoris Marine
and Fire Insurance Company. Peoria, Illinois
The amount OF its capital stock. $500 600 %
The amount oiita capita. stock paid up. 100000 90
The asses Of the Company are
!. Cash on hand. d..................... $3.50 IS
= Ae'i estate, unincumosred.. S,3l6 90
y Bonds owned by The Company draw
Ing 10 per cent: .:.................... ls,7oo 90
4. Debts Of the Company, recured by
mort age. drawing IL per cent ia 10 e6
B. Ali oth"r debts as per number six
8. Debts for premiums due and not dne 10 ao6 n
I. All other securities Consisting OF d,s.
couhted bills notes, drafts and accer.
tanoes matur.A .Ag daay, eaying ron
sight TO ninety d, from dato 70 rno 17x $50 so
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

SAD II TRUE.-We learn from a pri-
vate letter tha. man by the name OF
Doyle, who left this city some weeks since
for Fayette Miss, has since died of the vel
low fever; also that our well known fellow
citizen Hugh Y. Gildea who is at the same
place, was sick with the same disease. We
trust il Is not true
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

EE The Rock Island Commercial
learns that draft of S55. 600 is on its way
from the east to Messrs. Gilbert d Pitts. in
part payment OF the purchase money, for
the water power privileges at Moline.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
Ship Lost,

CAPE ISLAND, Oct. 29-The bark Carlo
Mauran, from New York for Aspinwall,
sunk Yesterday about 20 miles south east of
the five fathom bank The crew were land
ed here suffering in boats except one. who
lost by the capsizing of boat. The cook
died after reoching the light ship.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

(NyfI. RNGINKER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ INTENDsST. Also rracler of Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
0lfcc nj Davenport Commercial COLLEGE. Rooms
corner 81 and Perry. iy2sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsTsRx NAIL (1y rsiiroad) cioses every day Sun
days excerpt q. al ~ An
WKsTEsS NAIL and southern Iowa ty railroad
closes very day, snnde as excerted, =; a u and
p M
SOUTHERN n I'll, for Southern nliuois aud St
Ions pv rsilrad closes every day, Sundays except
-, a. -.
NoaTHERN NAIL, for Dubuque End Northern To-
va, by railroad o.ses very day, SuLdAys excepted
al -. II.
NokTHEEs MAIL, for LeCEsire, Princeton and Ly.
ous sJ s'aFe, closes every Monday, Wednes sdsy and
Yri1-y JPN
DUBreUE WAY NAIL, BY Dewitt, Nsquokets,
WIFI kc, ey siase, c.Oses Saturdays Tuesdays ald
Thurs:ays al s r n.
Blue 1RAss NAIL Tuesdays, Thurscays and SAT.
uroz5 closee at 4
HrcKoRT GRovI NAIL, Tuescays and Fridays Al
~ NJ
ALLus's 6AovE NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
evcry Tuesday, ~ n
KIsEa kAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, S
4 n.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

GE Some new enterprise must be
started in order TO furnish hungry loc AIS
with means for substance OF late there
has been general dearth of exciting
Incidents
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

H-There will be meeting OF the
Davenport Typographical L Mon this eve
nlng at Bailey's Hall. punctual atten-
dance is requested.
r., NJ CDANL Sao,,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

After nine 1heers and tiger. and much
clapping Of haa1s and congratulation, the
Senator dcsces6sd from the platform. en-
tered carriaoe and was driven off amid
cheers by the ssowd
The exercis@ we're concluded by speech
rom Mr.. Paynes procession dc, in the
evening.