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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-17
Der SammpntDn Ssdrmer,

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asrptmct. Sic eiebt 9eidhfaas aaflhtdft drsr Oas
usus Senlrmcnt "oammentsn" in NsusSsrisr.-
prSis % Gents idbrlih.
gRan tanu in fcft Stimps ts;ahtrn. aoorSTfrC
IN cen Soiicr ets "SarmCr," hammcutcn. Atlantic
G0untn. Rsu Ssrfer. @sr pebtfcilsseanc, ron bcfsr
OudIitSluno ftbr esiuHo;s SIima pdufht. fsbs fiC
Gnjsiss "banlmsnoa eSuesrEisR'' I'm bsutiatu Slais
ts.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-17
OutcuSs@narciI.

Gin ccIcS GIcrtsment in Sstts, beim Duecn
fosr pal6ougtnp, i'm Stchr uuo ju perfaufcu bel
@eQe uub Vurb9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-17
9feue 0uter.

CIV w C"T
Sc. 25. GBst 6umittcn:sroGc, SInentaun,
IN iebt nit rtnem neurn unD auSscjei6nrten Stcd
Der I65nlrn, beitrn unp nrumoeisiten
6Iten, Sapprn unb alien 9trtrn SpSt'
iabrS> unb gSinter>Stiten
perIebrn, unp bierlbrn Sertaufsn ibre @iter ;u fr
biaisrn grsilsn, ole fe in ben SssitaStrn unleret
Union prrtauft wHprn t6nnrn. Sbr Stod III
iebt gang nru, unb bic 9lrtite in ibrem SADIE trn'
nsn n6t all Sa5nbsit, @utt unp SiIlistsit tibsr'
trpHsn wrrpsu-unp pa lis ben stnji9rn pcuItdn'
pisen Sut>, Sapprns unO 6ursStobr in btrisr
Stabt baItrn, 70 fam man l& parauf oerlaBen,
bab lie ale gu tpiinIaenpe arttel in iRrem 8a@e
bridnpis gum Sertauf balten. Sbre 6titen unp
Sapprn linp mciitsns BON ibrsr ei9snen 5atrtfa'
tiCu. anO Wsr ppn bnen fault, wirp ii4 ME be-
trp9en inpsn.
H8-Sie iinb banttar fir biSter scnpHenr lttes
rale 8unpIaaft, unb bofcn auf ferneren 3uipru6
SerItlbtn unb auf einrn 3upaas Der @pnner.
Alentaun, MSrs 81. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-17
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Cine 9rc6e @orictdt ptn setlcihtsn une unss'
tishtsu 9austucn, eebisits uno unsstIeidte Sbett:
iues ren bis % igaro brett, ptuenen Stannelen,
ucu allen Sarten, 3stt,cu9. i,insrnsn unb baumrpcL;
leucn Silts Diapers, 9beds sstlscbr nnp un9stlcid;
te @antcn 5tauslIe. lsincrus uno taummelene Scp:
nss. Srisb sinsn, ssbttisrs uuo unsstlsdts Gcpsr:
tos, u. ~.
0rpce
Sin frifhss aGCrtcmcut pen 3udsr, Soffes, S0c:
loiss, Gpssrricn. 9ctrrdnsts aspfrl, ghrdbs, Sir:
iben, 9cbncn, @swdrScn, II. N.
Su ten 8 n aren.
Gin rsucs INcrtrmcnt prn Suisnswoursn tsi Der
Sett uno bctm Stdd, etc.
Spte9eG!
Bon alien @rSEen une arttn ane su alien prsis
fen.
Carpets unb Se6lsSud.
Sin pcucr etcd pCn Slcrr uno Stirssn G0rpcts,
Stccr uno StiCesn Ssltuh, rem /, 2 uno 3 garo
brett
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-17
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Sin pcGcr stcd pcn SlcCr uno Stirsen Gorrcts
Stccr uno Stisssn Stltuh, rem /, 2 uno 3 9arf
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
800 Crates Of CrOCkerV
Wholesale and Refatl.

HAVE in store and.for sale the largest stock Of
Goods In this line, in the State. My stock con-
sists Of all the varieties oi Chind Glass and Edrta
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver P,ated
aod Britannia ware. Bohemian, Belgium and Amer
icsn Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lampe Chandeliers,
Giiandoles, Lam, wicks, Chimoeys and Glotes,
Looking Glasses and oking Glass plates, and all
other articles usually kept III this line.
Crockesy-Consisfsc Of upwards u 500 crates and
casks impo TED direct fro the po;seres In Liverpool
which enables me 70 sell mi goods IS per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frerch Porcelain.-l have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direc, from
I.imog 9, France Ny arrangement With the manu-
factuTers are such that receive but The b, st
gvade cf goods Of tn. latest most approved styles
Gold band and decorated tea ests are worth from
eight TO tw ntyfive dollars, dinner sets and other
articles at al prices.
silver Plated WaYe.-I have just received .
very large stork OF Plated goods Of Rogers, Smith
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality o. white metal which can win dim.
Guilty be distinguished from silver
Loeking 0laSses.I have . larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale in this
pace. Knives, forks and waiter tot every quality
and size. In fact everything appertsnins T. thia
line Of business con - had ~ calling q No. Is Ia
Claire Mock.
mAyoA6w0 O. {. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
DA, ESror, Aug. l6, 1853.
For the Democrat /

-Nessrs. Editors My name having
been again taken in the Cannon's mouth,
think it no more than proper to ask the me
dunn of your paper, for my defence, espec-
tally as Mr.. Aid. Cannon has. and now does,
make use Of his position to make covert at
tacks upon me-
In the matter Of accepting members of
Fire Co. No. 8, my brother was rejected on
Information furnished by Mr. Cannon, who
at the same time took occasion to crowd
ny name before the Council am perfect
ly satisfied that f. Arndts offence in Aid
C.'s eyes was that he sustains the relation
OF brother to me. II the other Aldermen
knew him as well as he ought to be known,
they would not base their action on infor-
nation received from him. lie stands up in
the Council and abuses and maligns my
my brother and myself, Does he forget
who and what he is ? Has he forgotten that
he was indicted in the District Court for q
heinous crime, on which. had the prosecut-
ing officer done his duty, he might not now
be attending meetings Of the Council?
zee in this mornings Der Demokrat that
Engine Co. No. 3 deny the right Of the City
Council to reject one of their members who
does and always has, done his duty faith.
fully. Why does not Mr. Cannon seek to
reject me as a III ember of the Hook and
Ladder Co.? for he has said that G.. Arndt
was gread dell better man than l. Oh,
that Alderman's consistency is really a jew
Ell. GEO. G. ARNDT.
Davenport, August 20, 1853.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
ShcrlH,s Sale.

Cannon French ". Lower, Lin fsfelj l. o..
PY virtue of W rit special execution Issued from
- the ofice Of the Clerk Of the district ,uft VI
Scott county. Iowa. in the above ent.lei Cause, ds
ted Oh the % day OF July, 1853, aci t. mt d.
rectef, commanding me hat make or cause 70 bt
made the sum Of three hundr. d aud thirty-Hve AID
20l00 dclisr- 1885 }, amount d1e 10 iuiing debt
interest and Costs, with iDtsTes thereon In. .sts
q ten [l0l cent Yer snnum from thu 12, day OF
Juneu 1858 b. sale OF the folio xirg ds nbed
real property 10 wit: Dot numb I've 81 IN BLOCK
number foryf UT (4) ia the sitv of Da,en OFT, Scott
cpunty, Iova and the stable AZ csrrag. shed there
On situate. uocn which me hanic lien dates its
mencemen. from June 10th 1887
Notice Is reby iven that, a .mnAnded by taid
Writ, shall sell o, public auci on 10 toe highest
and best bidder therefor cash, the above descrD
ed r. al property, much thereof a. wi satisfy
said ceSt interest and costs, st the door Of the
Cour House in The city - Davenport ecctt county,
Iowa, on Tuesday, the 2ssh cay Of September, A d
ls5s, at the hour 81 2 p N Of said day.
Dated August 20, 1855.
y. LEONARD,
aue9D-dtd Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
1T n Bargain.

vTvHE following described Real Estate.
i sw&, sec 4, ,ts0,r4.e.
10 acrrs in the south quarter Of section 10
ID $50 ~,
q !, Sc \, SIC IL. 80, 0,ro,e
EA, neS.
Eh, swk sex ser !, SO. 3,e.
~, swa sec Q, 50, 4.s.
II will be divided to suit purchasers Price i2A
per acre. Terms = oash, balance on Yeas time
with 10 per tent nerest, payable annually.
Enquire of
iy.3d6w c. VI. KRNr.
Post Once Bui ding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

E@ Our friend Elliott started his
Touring mil at East Davenport on Thursday
morning, and will keep it running if there
is wheat enough brought here to do 50. Nj.
Z. yays good funds for wheat and at the
highest market price
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
Public Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the underpignsd
IN have associated Themselves together for tie
puTport Of ertsb ishing HPsnch Of N state Bank
u Iowa, Ia Davsnpcrt. Scott county. lows % speca-
hed Ia certd,ate o. required by law this dag nled
with the Recorder Of Deeds In ard q Scott ounsy.
Aforesaid and hat the hooks OF ubscription 70 the
Capita, 6tosk Of ssd Branch b. nj vii b. opsosd On
the Ath day Of Au-u,t,A 1853, a the Dsnhisg
Nous II A-ckfot Cor bin ssid city cf DE- venpoft
To be kept open ~ requtred by Law.
1855.
LOUIS MACKLO9.
ArsTIN CORBiN,
GEO B q. DOW.
&C NIfCa0LI.
CHARLES W80rONe
August 81. de0I SMITH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
BrattOll House.

VVNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends and the tra' cling public, that he has
oienei this large hotel in lie Ciaire. The house is
nearly ard furnished with all the convenicnces
OF mode hotels. The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
HIS experience aud large acquaintance with the
business in the West, is a sufhcient guarantee that
his house the place to stop at when you the
city Of lie Clslre
u Hacks leave the Bra,ton House every morning
(sundAss excepted) for Davenport.
mxrchI-d2wawly ND WESTLAKR Prop'r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
raahleuNblo Tailering .EseA ishment.
&. j. Egam,
.Merck ant TOtlO

\ n . 4 Franklin Block, Brady Street, next door
70 Post once (up stairs) Da 'enport lows.
Having ntte up the above rooms indsPe iden. OF
Ssnse' n am aev prepared 10 execute all orders
{s,,stcd y my care in the most complete and fash
Se,issactlou warranted 10 ali cases Ny stock Of
S,inra canuot be surpassed IN this market A
~, : Of hats, cAps and trimmings constantly on
-. With prices 70 suit the tinles,
-, ma exaoine goods and pic
Snanember the location, next door 70 Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
Carriages! Carriages !!
No. S6, East Second St..

-gT Nfn ANY PERSON wishing to purchase
~Hss3e CARRlA GES, BUGGIES, or
svsass ss .ss s1.aas naSess .: Il: ss..
= Dstocks ever offered in this market.
The above work IL built Of the best material, By the
most competent workmeH, and will be warranted and
sid At low prices.
LOUIS Z. SHELLY,
may21-dkVtf Commission Aren't
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

The Corn CRoP.-Ihe late favora.
bic weather has done wonders for the corn
crop Of this State We are informed that
the coming crop will be far ahead of any
thing ever known hereabouts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies' Married or SiMgl


E>OR Fifty Gents enclosed, in postage stamps, ths
Il under igncd will forsard,by return mail, the
following invslu be house hold receipts, msde With
trouble, and fvi printed iostsucttons. For ten
cents you caa procure what would cost 81 the stose
one dullaS-viz:
Hsw 70 make Poudre Subtle. for removing sapsrllu-
ous HAIR.
How to make tooth powder.
How 70 mahe HsiS kestosattves.
How 70 make Hair Dye.
How - uAke Females.
from the faoo
Nov . naks Rouge for the compiexion.
How 70 make lndelihle Ink.
~ % nass Oensns, for nsnding byshes ehana'
Hsspsv TUslvetsess cele6so1sd WaGAiug -.
peG1p6t year waGAlag doos = ~ ~ go -
c.. oravs =. Mors. ssssaAy.. r.Y.
luaeo-dltUoa =. cd %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

onotJ ptT baE q tOdL 10 ound lump. .lbubp
LIME. S'nok ing, per lb. 9aI6
Fer bbl.-.......$i o. do Paper, pr Rr 80 %
LIQUORS. WooIEHs
Whisky, cInmon.. 2U,t30 FlAnneis ......... 20a6O
do B,urS Sl 6Od2 so do twiIled.. IS
do kye,.... .SGGso Linings. plaid. ..I0alSk
Pure Spirits. .s5d5t Sstinctts, pl fsns0G55
Brandy, Domcs. .15nI 90 III. deIaines fancy l5d35
do Imp. SIS O0ds 90 do plain IJa20
GiE, Mcder swan. 81 50 ZINC.
do Club House.. ? ~ Rloct ......... 10
do Belle. ~ 3heet............. Iidl8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
The Oakaale Cenetery Co1Do1J

Lave an once for the TRANSACTION OF bue,asva =
"A Merwin's ock Perry street, which v1li - eoen
from 10 10 Ia, n, snd from ~ g. Pm
All lot owners who have MT s-stled for thelr leAa
will please call Immediately and do 90 and rscoavs
their dcrds
large portion OF the Cemetery grounds are no
surveyed and staked of In IT. The cpunmumltv
generally 10 invited 70 sxAmin. them and make -.
Lotions.
Il Is he intention Of the compsny 70 make In
Cemetery oomple'e in all is appoirtments fHo
avenrs are broad and CURVED native forrest tspae
are csref lily preserved, and various kinda OF shaAo
pies III Porter's Lodge, and constantly empluvcA
III tnkins care Of and Improving the grounds
All appi shons for lots or burials mast b. uoAe
irsued
tn eubiio, In pssronisins this Csmetssy, nay essl
assured that II will - protected In every wsy dee =
IT. sacret poYposs VIZ HyLbDIfH
inch 1-dt 0e~rA.~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
What says the GDzette to that {?

BETTER.-There was about a thou
sand bushels of wheat brought into this
market on Thursday. Good old wheat is
bringing as high as 75as0 cents per bushel,
while new wheat stands at about so cents
for best, and various prices for inferior
grades. Oats are worth from so to So cents
per bushel. Corn is selling on the streets at
40a45 cents.
Produce of all kinds is looking up and
though the supply is somewhat limited just
now, we hope it will ere long be more
abundant. Let farmers be sasured of this
fact; that they can get good funds for their
produce in Davenport, and We shall soon
have plenty of it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
ST A IL RS NJ W : ID PO 4
AND
CIKCU Ui.AI ING LIBRARY.

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Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Press,
Traveller. Tribune,
St. Lonis Republican. St. Louis Iutellig.ncer,
Davenport Gazette, Democrat and 0ews.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal terms
by the month, quarter or year.
octI S.H. STARR, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

GAME.-Slnce the expiration Of the
game laws. our city has been well supplied
with all such game as sportsu en- find OH the
prairie. Nice fat prairie chickens were sell
ling on the streets yesterday at 25c per pair
This is luxury that all can indulge in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
H>EBrH EXTRACTED By NEW PROCESS
L wtho at occ ssioning any delay or pain whatever
JULIUS CHEESE ROU G II .
Dental Surgeon.

OFFICE-In Merwins Block. So Perry, between Sd
and 9Th streets.
Having completed arrangements, he Is now pre-.
pared to extract teeth hy admitting slight curren.
Of electricity around the tooth at the time of extrec.
tion, thereby ALA yng all pain attendant upon ex-
tract ng by the ordinary method.
Thepst.ent has q full knowledge OF what is pass
Ing. and there not those effects which often
noticed after having teeth extracted BY the use Of
Chloroform or the Freexing process.
IulY33itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

ETLe pastor of the First Baptist
Church having returned from the East, ser
vice will be held both mornings and even
ings Of subsequent Sabbaths.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
THa BEST AND CnKAP1ST
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.


Fcy Purity Mildness Certainty and Thorough.
ness SIoAN's OINTMENT eyceis, and 10 rspidly su.
perped,nx al other GintDeuts aid Iio,msnts nov
in uss Tor The folio wing disesses:
1resh wounJs gals OF all kind, spYains. bruses,
cracker heels gbone, windssils pss evil, caius,
spsvins sweeney fstus, si;fasts strans, lsuBeness
and cracks, foundrred re', scTstcaes and gre lse,
mango. and horn dstemper,
THE POWDER will remose sll Inflammation and
fever, purify the blsod loosen the skin, cleanse the
water, amt strengthen eve part OF tn body and
hss proved q sovereign remedy for the following
diseases
DistempsS, hide bould. less Of appetite, Inward
strdins yellow water, inf amnafion Of the ~ 5, IA
tgue from hard exesciss, aAso Theum sssm, common
Is called q in complaint which proves 30 fatal to
many valuable Lor.ea la this country. II 10 also
safe aod certain rems5y for Coughs and Colds,
which generate 20 many diseases.
Original Proprietor.
Graud DEPOT, "a scath water 81 10 pavement Of
the Riehmsrd House, Chicago, Illinois, and sold In
psa.ly every town In al the Western States
Ali wnolrsaIc Druggists sell the medicine at our
regular wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
sLoAN's IHsTAsT kELiEF 10 truly Great Remedy.
HsIt Is cen, bottle Of SloaLs Instant Relief, gwen
In pint Of varm water seldom fals To- cure Horse
OF common Collie In q few minutes In extreme cases
Tepezt the dcee In fifteen min Btes.
For Bruises. Str aims 81 rans, and many other In
juslee Hortes, Oatte, and other animals Sloan
Instant nelies epes dily effect cure. Many persons
have bern asfonshed 10 wit0ess the vapii cures ef
fectsd, ty the use Of this wonderful medicine.
fAugl-dGU6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
THE CITY ENTERPRISE.
LIZ CLAIRE, IOWA

One o. thn adryest Lnerdry aud Political Hers-
Taper IN the State. Published every Fricdy morn.
ing ~ - pr snuum.
TERMS For advertising three squares one year,
fiftrrn Dolars. One square, ten dollars
THE LIZ CLAIRE CITY IN EERPRINE
Has weekly circulation Of Twelve hundred In ths
Count OF Scott. Clinton and Jack on a. veIl a.
TIA" whole OF the Zni O,ng iona District In love;
aso in hck leland aud Wbitesidt C,nntes Illinois.
II l. one OF tn very best adv, -tsing sheets In the
State. Also, the best jot Office tefueen Davenpovt
and Dubuque. rs LAwRkkCK,
Editor ann Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, AUGUST 81, 1868.


EouEsTRIAN.--Some fifty mounted ap-
peared in the street last evening. and W went
through series Of equestrian performances
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
BUCkuoLrER DJscuARGED.-Af AfteI

BucKHoLrER DIscHARGED.-After
vast amount Of sensation aud general
street talk, ard after considerable time and
money has been spent in ferreting cut al
legged law breakers, it has all turned out 10
be farce-has amounted to just nothing
We cannot but express our satisfaction at
the result of the investigation which gave
this young man his liberty, aud Las allowed
him to 60 forth agaic with the seal of limo
cence from any such crime as that Of which
he was accused We are in favor of having
rogues brought to justice. but We have made
up our minds that nine persons out of ten
who are accused by the Great Detective
are able to defend themselves successfully.
The mar ner in which Mr. Buckholter was
arrested at Zanesyille, Ohio, shows conclu-
sively that Mr.. Center transcribed his duty
as q policeman, and considers every man
guilty until he proves himself innocent
This matter we wsive for the present and
leave it in the hands of the proper authori-
ties, who will undoubtedly arrange it satis-
tactorily.
Young =. after being discharged by the
decision Of Justice Blood, Immediately took
the cars for home. Thus ends the farce
That INJUNCTIoN.-In order to give
all the people of this city a chance to read
the injunction with which Judge Grant and
others tied up the hands of the City Council,
and put an end to the runous extravaganza
of some of the Aldermen, we publish it be-
low. 1t is strong document, and one that
will stick to them closer than brother:
Tie State of Io'oa to tie City of Davenport,
ats agents and servants
Whereas. James Grant and others, inhab.
itants and tax payers of the city of Daven-
port, have filed their bill in equity against
the city OF Davenport, alleging that the city
of Davenport has exceeded its constitution
al limits of its Indebtedness, and that there
IL proposition before said City Council to
increase said indeb' edness these are there
fore to conn and the said city of Davenport
its agents and servants that they and each
Of them wholly refrain from creating any
debt, issuing any bond or evidence of debt, |
payable at a future dav, or making any
further expenditures which will increase
said Indebtedness. except such as may be
necessary to remove nuisances or such other
things as are calculated to injure the health
OF the inhabitants of said city; and such
expenses as may be necessary to improve
the sanitary condition of the city, collect It's
revenues, and pay the salaries of the neces-
sary officers of the city government
And the Sheriff of Scott county is COM
manded to serve this writ and have a re-
turn of his doings thereon OH or before the
fret Monday of October, A. ID. 1855
In testimony whereof have hereunto an
nexed the seal of said county, and signed
my hand, This nth day Of August, A. u.
1853
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21
Frank PluIller,

rrOnNEY,S and Counsellors at Law, and Nota
Y riea Public Also agents for the Charter Oal
q Ius. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 9eo0,Ooo
n Fire In. Co. New Haven, So0O,oso
66ace Le Claire Block, Davenport.
buly1 1ee1d1y fhAHA fLO Mse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-21

TRoCBLE.-The members Of Rescu.
Fire Company met at their engine house OF
Thursdsy night ard pa.sed resolutions il
which they upbraid the City Council for re
fusng = admit Mr.. F. Arndt as membe,
OF thas seompany. Mr. A. is spoken Of .by
the Gesnans as an able and very active fire
man. asa it is difficult for ms. people te
determhe why that august body refused to
admit I'm. We have heard ahat the com
pany hagot its dander up. and is determin.
ed that Gr. A. shall run with thcm, and
take thetisk a. to any serious consequences.
How DO sur most noble city paternity re-
gard thb.
@ The ordinance for the confine-
ment OF hogs, sets heavily upon one of our
citizens, and he puts in a plea for them
We leferthe matter to the burlesque City
Council y that body is more conversant
with swin!sh propensi,ies than any other
Will our Council attend to it presently?
ED-. DExocRar: II for one don't think it
consistent with the principles of true de-
mocracy to bar from citizenship in our
beautiful city, any class Of inhabitants who
are not likely to become public expense
Yet it has been the policy of ill-conceived
laws to exclude from the privileges of habi-
tation a most useful, industrious and peace
ful class beings much against their own best
interests, as we'll as againt the comfort,
wealth, and general welfare of our city
There is a work here for at least 500 hogs,
and heavy work at that, but owing to the
narrow mindedness of certain legislators,
this desira tle class of laborers are cut off
from means of support, and vast amount
Of capita lies unemployed simply because
certain profitable sources of wealth are thus
left unopened.
Seriously consider for moment what an
advantage it would be to have these indus
trious workies about, early and late to
gather up the great quantities of garbage
and filth, constantly thrown into our streets
and alleys. there left to exhale its pestifer-
GUS stencil. Besides where these social fell
lows about. to wallow in the capacious
mud holes so frequently seen covered with
a sickening scum. they would purify these
stagnant pools of fever breeding mixtures
and keep away pestllential diseases There
would be no reason to apprehend danger,
were these good natured fellows allowed
the free use of our streets, to the gardens or
fields Of those living in the rural districts
where it is not required one should fence
against them for they are not predatory, nor
would they have time to leave their labor
in the city property to seek plunder in for
bidden grounds
might add more arguments in behalf of
the cause of this abused and neglected race,
but serious consideration will convince any
one, that this'class of conservatives ought
to have the encouragement Of all good citi-
zens to settle in our midst, and increase
thereby their proportions. and our comforts
ard health.
A FRIEND OF THE NEGLECTED.
DAA ESror, Aug. 16 1853