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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Real estate for Bale.
6onses an6 farms Wanteo.

WANTED-For six months or yesr, with Of
w asessblc) the privilege Of buying neatly furnished
COTTAGE With small amount Of LAND imInedstsy on the
Soaad aud within preferred. Address MeC box
Ne. l4e Post Office
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

80 1862 Trains viii leave Chsnbers.. Station f,ovs
Express Trains snd Albany and Troy Passages
Trains l:S Q N. and 1880 FOR Pouxnkeepdr,
and 80 p M for Sing Sing 10 M and s45 m; tos
Peeiskn. 1850 and $50 p. The Poushkeepsie Peesst1
At Chant Canal Christopher and Trains New.
York eaye Troy 4So and i0lo q and $50 and p
Sundays, at II ?. m A. Smith, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

srAIE OF CoSsncrIcur, FAIRFIELD CovxrY,}
SVPRRIoK Court, August Term, 1888
Upon the complaint of the Bank Commissioner,
" Of said State this Cour, hath appointed FREDERICK
WIkDMAN Of DaibuIy and WILLIAM A. JUDD Of Bethel
RECEIVERS of the HATTERS BANK Of said Bethel. a1d
hath limited and appointed Ill the eh day of November D.
a for the creditors said Bank their claims essnt
the said aud al claims presented wthin
the time 90 limited viii BIZ barred Test, - - ,
The undersigned hereby give notice to the Creditors OF the
Hatter Bank present their claims against the ths
Receivers the Banking House Of said Bank. in beae II
said Fairfield County the above decree before
the 29th day o( November, A. ID. 1853.
FREDERICK s. WILDMAN, pc.,vs,,
WILLIAM A. JUDD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

TOR CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA, at
II REDUCED FARES-The splendid fss, sailing Sean
snip WASHINGTON. Of 1000 tnEs register, Capt. Heny
Ckrch row king Pier No 81 North River foo. Of Besch
s. NswYort-This superb Steamship viii leave on 5ATeH
DAY November .; connecting n San Juan del 5n
Csyenay for San Psseiseo, California Tni. il peruAssG
onto.i;.or Ire. Ts A. A. p ). C Co., Propneto1 The
rla.ned being sutaor ed to sell tickets for this Inc v
C.rl kss estabushed 0!ce for the sale thereof IVA,
3 Broadway where tickets nay q al trnes BE- bad e. the
""~' P''s A-~ y B. B. fHAYER No. Brosdu.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

CNOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
scrv Steamship Company's new ana hrst ass ss sms
MONTGOMERY r. Crocke Commando, VIII Leave fief NO
IL R. OF SATURDAY, Nov. 6, at or.ock IN pec's..y
Ybroush tickets 20 NeW-Oglcaas SS9 81 Noble, sS Mont
somery s.s Albany Ga. S2i Atlantic sud Columbus 81
usursnoe one-taf per cent. Applyto
u b. CROMWELL Co.. No b Westst
EOR SAVANNAH AND ,FLORlDA.-U. 5.
SOUTH Capt Tho. Lyon, will leave on SATURDAY, Nov g.
O'Clock from Pier No North Riyer Csbn passe 20
Ssv,nu.h SIS through tickets given Montgon-ry Coum
bus Atlanta Albany a1d Macon Bills of ting s-ned only on
board. For freight pa,ssse apply to sAML airCHlLL
L SON No. IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
DOyAI. MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for

CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
- Cow DUBLIN BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
~ The princita Towns Of ENGLAND ana IRELAND, VA
LIyERPOOL wiiAou; delay Srsay reilsed rs;e
the United State ua. Tee LIyERPOOL- hLW-iohk
"a PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COhPANTS speadia
iron ser.v intended 20 AL - tio~s:
vrco '"''..'''.. 'AoA SATURDAY, Nov. s.
AID sseh ,,errs~ Thursday q, Il o'clock from Pier No.
~ North River. "a. -.
Pusu i hud this the mos speedy and 'cs rouA 70
The Comment
pAYrs PASSAGE.
Cabin hom N-v.Yorx and hiladepdiA 30
ne New York 70 any Of The above nAned psees %
Return svssbis for sr nou;hs "
Antwr I'd and eli perts Of Continent wtsocs delay
provided win evey feqeisao
tc fnsurr the extinction Of kEe and ths srss>s d
q pine 10 enforced rrxsrd tAs sss o4 rsntA
instS "a 6AIE En Is Broadway. ksw-YsrS- A<at
L. Li,ssrco. u WA taSiAE. fov.s S--tasa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

NALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Via
~ NICARAGUA.
American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company,
Proprieors.
tn. spIsrdld ste smship WASHINGTON, 1000 tuns.
Capt Henry CHURCHILL.
H.yiug fitted expressly for the California trade b ne
Eicassls Route. sil Rave Pier No 81 North River New
YoTk,
On SATURDAY. the 9Th November. At p. m,
caryrs pss.nge mails and San Juan del Nore. 70
connect San Juan del Sur with tho well Known and COM
r,ocisus ste aInstip
HERMANN Capt. CAvESpY.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
Thee steamships oder unsurpassed accommodations for The
confo and passenger The Isthmus Route 10 thor
curhy repaired order and the country healthy
pesg- Ieish. sppy OILY ct the Office Of the Asen
A' JOHN p YELvERTON, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 81 p,f.
having claims sgains. the estate Of HENRY BAHCLAI'
late the City Of NewYort decessd 10 prsser hs nse
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber st The oes n
erford Embre- No. 81 Wss.Ie-, in the City Of New ty
before the seventeenth day of March nek-Dses N'"
York, tho ninth day of September, 1850. .
wALTER Z. BARCLAY, Admin'rs:'f, -
y6tnFf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

L'LUSHING RAILROAD-4-eaves Fulton Mar
bet Wharf by steamer lola, az 6:So 7o AID 10
and and $50 TIE Fuslnx, L. L. st g. 8
10 M. and and $50 meeting and exchanging
with boat Hunters Point Through IN 50
minutes. ysIe IS VIM. M. SMITH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
90 mhon il nan Concern.

A NY Lady wishing TO adopt an INFANT three
IN dsyS old cf American psrrrts DO by sPpss 70
Mr- W u. MoRWELL. te1ae Physicisn No 81 La'peHao'
e.. Il the Lynsin Hospi,sL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

DFOPI.E's LINE between NETWORK, CIIY
il ISLAND, wHITBsTONE, NEW ROCHELLE. and
MAMARONECK--On and after MONDAY, October z, tss
steamer ISLAND CITY Capt james vrade nbursn viii savs
Fulton Market slip Returning leaves mamaronsch
ct n m New Rochelle, M City LAnd, 81 snd
Whi,es,one at e:p g. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Nm J. cAXFsyLL. sur-sp..os.,.

EW-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHTJC
~ DrLftiA and the SOUTH and WEST VI. JPsSs,
Iiif--AA srd ExI r-ss lines le.v. keu.Yo-s -,
M ana snd z N isr- <S Throcxh Tick-.. soz asr o.
.ihns ara tn- West, snd for Bsino-~ askinz.c, NS
&c &C ,ncss es<Ssg- checked Wshin goa IL -
sp n, usAs j. W WOODRUFF A,,ss,sn: sup-rn:.nss-,
~ e r. evr for Any trlin Ini-s a.res a -
onecb ed he~r min-tes -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

~ A meeting Of Bondholders q the so-csled SECOND
MORTGAGE viii BE- held the Office Of L. H. Meyer No ~
Beaverst SATURDAY. the 9th inst, at o'clock ?.
Parties interested axe requested to attend,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
Public Notice.

rs hereby given that Special pscsson viii = h~la
l 10 the several townships In Scott county ON ths
18th day Of November next, to be cosducsed n The
came manner - other elections are conducteA and
70 urns thereof made = returns for other secttns
are made. upon the following propositions
l. Shall the County Of Scott sabacpibe one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars ,he capital se,ck
Of . COMPANY 10 be formed for the parpose 81 con.
st'ncting Railroad from Davenport. OF some point
ou the Aississippt hissouri alvosA to wheaslanA
OF some point ON the Chicago Iowa 4 NsSrasha
Railroad and issue the Bonds Of the rounty theseoe
payable In % years with inteFess not sxceedpe tee
es"s per hss yes-iy Y View vssk.
y Judge untii sstis'scnry security sham be gsvsa 70
him that said Railroad shall b. mpe. ~ within tve
shs % the he couo;y Of oi s.o,s ,ss.s1s ls an,
SAND dollars to the c.oitsl stct OF tue II Claire 4
Dsvenpor. Railroad Company, an is-ue the ncnso
Of the county therefor. payable ~ the ssms time
the County Judg~ shslI nos ~.
SIC any Of SAID Bonds until sst,sssrsery - usisy
shsl Be given 10 him thst the sad Raiirosd sAi b
completed from Davenport TO L. Cisive within toe
years from the LIST day II November, 1858.
,. Shall the County Of Scott subscvib. one hunArs
and tv thousand dollars the capitai sock Of the
nssissippi = Missouri Bailrood COMPANY ard !.
the Bonds q the County there or psysbie st the
same time snd with the sme rate Of int~,ess q =
provided In the 0,st ionps0viAed TIRE Coan.
!uds. snall not issue sny of said .ends sns sssi.
factory security 10 Given him thst the NJ s,ssip
Missouri bailr I'D Company shall compiete their
Rsilrosd from Iows Citv west 70 0'inseI, In Vove.
ensek county wnntn tw'nty months from the 1mt
day Of November 1858.
T. ehsil TIE County Jnds" levy . Special Tar (M
necessa'y) In additn.fo the usual Taxes psy the
sen annu u Interest on the said cum of thr hun-
dred Ant twenty-five thoussuf dolIays end 70 ~
the priectpal st maturity " r. qsise1
Those voting In favor r. such subs riptloes vsll
deposit ballot upon which shsli te written or pein.
ted The vOrAs, "10r Railroad Huhsc. ipts0rs and
Tax." and those voting asainst such s7bsc.spsicsa
shall deposn bslot upon " ich ,hsi b. WRIT az
printed the worcs, "Assnst Hal roaA suhecripsiooo
and Tax."
In witns whereof !, On s-iss Wsst~a.
s~ County Judge. have hseeuoto %. nv AanA
I LIS and caused she SeaA os saih County e. -
'~~ amxed - Davenport this 18th day Of o..
t0ber, 1858.
CRARLBs WpefOs,
oe1ldf.Wlv CoTntv 'ud9s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

LATE S II N E w S.
From ~ York.
BY TELEGRAPH.)

NEW YoRK. Oct l4.-At . special meet
ing last evening Of the American exhibition
it was decided to apply for loan Of the
sites of the late Crystal Palace for the pur
pose of erecting . new building for the ex
hibitors of the Institute.
At meeting Of the Crystal Palace exhib.
itors also held last evening, . resolution
pledgiog the meeting to support of the
movement for new exhibition, was carried.
Details of the Mexican news have been
received. The statement Of the defeat near
San Luis Potosi Of Vidaurri by Miramisn
is confirmed. Other battles on smaller
scale had taken place. but the result is less
doubtful. 1t would seem however, that the
forces Of the Constitutionslists are on the
wane.
The report that Grazia had imposed a
forced loan at Tampico Is also fully confirm
ed. The Consul at that port had applied
for French vessel to protect French mer-
chandise at that port.
The Tribnne's Washington correspondent
says Gen. Cass yesterday wrote letter t0
Gen. Jsrvez, the Nicarauguan Minister, de
claring his mission closed and recspitulating
grievances suffered of Nicaragua.
The schooner Harvest Ranger arrived at
London 18th Of Sept The bark PANELS
Flood Of Green Bay. Wis. for port in
Europe arrived at Quebec on the 10th inst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
GREET FIRE!
Denton Mousc DESTROYED,


About l-2 o'clock this moring. the DEN.
ton House. large three story Hotel on the
corner Of Third and Iowa serssts, va en-
tirsly consumed by fire. which originated
in the rear Of the building, and Was first
seen on the outaide. accompanied with :
strong smell Of eamphsns. which proves
that 1t was the work Of An incendiary.
The alarm was given. and the Fire Com
paDies were promptly on the spot; but the
building was of wood, and In few moments
Was wrapped in AAmsa Its believed that
oil persons in the house escaped
So sudden and rapid were the fiamss, that
al Of the wearing apparel of Mr.. Denton
and family Was consumed.
The building and furniture originally cost
$4,000. and was insured - Sollows:
Charter Oak. u 800 on building; oneleth-
ing. $500; on furniture, 1850; City oi
Hartford, 5000 on building; Peoria Ers
and Marine. 81 900 on furniture
The adjoining buildings were in great
danger, and especially the stable Of the New
Pennsylvania House, and the store Of Mr..
Hume, but by constant vigilance with wa
ter buckets and brooms. they were saved
The wind carried the sparks . great dis
tance. and endangered the lumber yard and
other buildings adjoining. All the out build
ings were destroyed.
The fremen worked nobly for the protec.
ton Of other buildings.
A small amount Of furniture was saved
from the Denton House.
Mr.. Dentons loss will not be great,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

BosroN. Oct. l5-The U. s. brig Dolphin
Commander John II. SteadsoD, sailed from
this port to day for Paraguay.
The balance in the Treasury is t977 .O62
The receipts for the week amount to nearly
$7S5 900, being $40 900 more than the
preceding week. The amount Of drafts
issued $l6s 900, a reduction of $4,000.
It is said that Gen. Jarrez, who was dis
missed. has asked indulgence that he may
communicate with Nicaragua respecting
the pending treaty.
Lieut.. Jones has in possession . letter
from the U. s. Consul at San Luis Potosi
which dercribes the state of the country q
miserable in the extreme.
The reported battle between Viduarri
and Miramon. rested on . very slender BE-
sic. A skirmish may have taken place out
side the walls. but nothing still less was
there any possibility that Miramon had
committed suicide
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

RAILROAD MHETING.-Pursuant to
adjournment, large number of citizens con-
vened at the Council Chamber last evening,
to hear the report of the Committee on In
corporation and to attend to such other
matters as might come before them. L. 8.
Viele, Esq, was called to the chair and E
L Kerr appointed Sec'y.
DR.. Saunders, from committee, read the
Articles of Incorporation, which, after some
few amendments, were adopted.
Mr.. Nickolls made. some eloquent remarks
on the beneficial effects the road would have
on this county-such - bringing . large
amount of money to this vicinity to be put
into active circulation, stating what il very
true, that $780, 900 now would pay at least
$500 900 Indebtedness.
Mr.. Cook being called upon. aaid that he
did not consider it necessary for him to say
anything to that meeting, but that If Judge
Grant had been present he should have had
sor ething to say to him. He should keep
his breath to use when it was more needed
Mr.. Cook stated that he had conversed with
several old settlers and they were unani-
nous in acknowledging the benefits Of rail.
roada He thought that the county would
60 oil right if the proper sxertions were
made.
Mr.. Fulton was then called upon, and
made some very pertinent rsmarks, which
were received with much applauie. Nr.
Fulton said that many Of the opponents d
the loan were not tax payers 1t all and In
stanesd . Mr.. Solomon, Who was very loud
in his denunciations Of the loan. Nj. Full
ton thought he would examine the records
and ses how much tax solomon paid Hia
examination showed that he was aasssd
ten cents ON one COW, but had not paid II ~
three yeara Thisaws have found to b the
case generally.
| willard BarFows, Esq., was loudly eGllsd
for, and responded With . few ssnashl
which showed . dstsrminatioa q hi1 past
70 Do Ill IN bic power 70 lbrwasd ~ esla'
psisA al
II tsseA = seWadhlaoesA, lBus0sa = =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

A RARE BIr.-We have seen good
many varieties of advertisements in our day
and generation. and we have heard of pu-
lous lovers and all that sort Of thing, but we
do not recollect Of ever before seeing any
thing that would compare with the follow
ing advertisement which we clip from the st.
Louis Republican:
"ESGAaED.-Miss Anna Gould to John
Candal, City Marshal, both of Leavenworth,
X, It.
"From this time henceforth and forever
until Miss Anna Gould becomes . widow
all young gentlemen are requested to
withdraw their particular attentions"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
STATE DEMOCRAT.
MAIL ARRAN0BlGBN.rs.

RAsTsxs NAIL (by rsilsoad) closes every dag, osn-
days excepted, at 7H An.
wgTEss NAIL and Southern Isws, BY raIlrosd,
CLOSES every day, Susdsss exsspted, - 8 and
p N.
SOUTHERN NAIL, for Southern Illinois, aad 81.
Louis Dy rsilrc closes every day, Sundays except
ed, 81 tx n.
NoRTHERx NAIL. for Dubuque and Northern 10.
wa by rsilrosd closes tvery day, Sundays txospeed
1T 1x N.
NoRTHEsx NAIL, for LeCssire, Princeton and Ly-
ons, BY stage. closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Rridsy st 8 PA.
DUSUoUE WAY NAIL, By Dewitt, Msquoketa,
Wilton Sc, By stage, caoses Saturday. Tuesdays and
Thursdays 1t r ~.
BLUs 0nAss NAIL, f1esdays, Thursdays and lat.
BIcKoAY 0Rovk NAIL, Tuesdays and Fridays Of
~ M
ALIENS 0s0vE NAN, DIXON, Long Grove, Ac.,
every Tuesday, IL NJ.
RIvER NAN, North daily, Sundays excepted, s
An.
RrvsR MAIL. South. daily. Saturdays excepted, -
g -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC RAJ
LY IN Rock lsLASD-At 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the meeting announced was or
ganized by calling Col. J. B. Danforth TO
the chair. when the..Hon. B. F. Blackburn
was introced to the assemblage, and took
the stand amid tremendous applause. Mr..
B. proceeded with very powerful and ef-
fective speech of some two hours in length,
which was received with the utmost salts
faction. Mr.. Blackburn was succeeded by
the Hon. Mr.. Mhurley, who delivered . very
strong speech .tin favor of the democratic
principlea After this speech the meeting
adjourned to meet again at o'clock in the
evening, at which time Hon. II. s. Fitch.
who was unable to be there at the appoint.
ed hour. was expected to arrive from
Oquawka and address the people,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
COM M E r CT AL /.
Now York Market.
fBY rELEoRAPH.1

fBY TELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK Oct. 16.
FIOuR-More active but UNCHANGED. Sales 900
bbls at O064 90 for unsOund 4 3504 90 for super
State 5O(D4 66 for extra State; 6O65 90 for coM
mon to good extra western; 90 as 2S for extra
round hoop Ohio. Canadian, Sales 200 bbls at 80
66 90 COR extra.
kYE FLOUR-Dull; 3 2504 90.
WHEAT Quiet and nominal.
CoRH-A shade frmer. Sales 80 900 bu st 7l@72
for mixed western.
OATs-Dull l4@50.
RYE-Quiet and Arm At 76.
PoRK-Nore active and frmer; 16 260l6 37k for
mess; II OO@l4 IS for prime
REBF-Steady and unchanged.
BACON-Fifm.
Cor NFArs-Duli and nominal.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales 200 bbls at 1Ok@
10H.
BUTTsR-Yirm; 1900 for Ohio; 1881 etsts.
CHBEsE-Dull; 6@8X.
WHIsKEY-Active and steady. Sales 400 bbls at
22k.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
DIsTRICT COURT.

OCTOBER, Is, 1865.
Records Of previous day read and cor
rected.
1897 Cotes 4 Davis " s. o. Shorey.
This case occupied nearly all Of the day.
It was in claim on behalf of the pltff for
lumber furnished deft in building Of a:.house,
and aaking for Mechanics lien. The only
question was - to the right of . lien under
the Law. When the Court adjourned the
jury had not returned their verdict
1857 Herman 70 Fisk 4 Elliot.
In this case . jury vas impannelled. and
one witness examined. after which case was
adjouIaed until Monday.
A number of prisoners we're arraigned,
among whom were Mann, Webb and Powell,
for arson. Wilson. for larceny, and Burns,
for rape Monday and the following days
will be devoted to erimial business. Tues
day theeass II etats ". Callinan, for nur.
ase, vim nsse xksly y Aaksl up The
uanlAal leoEse = ~ olaidsdlt iatsee1l'
He.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

EDs STATE DENoCRAT: The returns in this
county, show abont 30 majority (avsrsge)
for the Republican State ticket
Curtiss leads Trimble for Congress 90
loves majority over Ssmuel's in this CO.,
was 2s6. Truly yours.
j n. ELLwooD.
Fl. Des Moinss, Oct IA, SO.
LEE COUNTY gives $40 democratic major
ity. gain Of IL over Lowe
HESsY CoUxrr-Republican majority s0S,
democratic gain.
DAVIS CouSrY-Trimbls's majority 465
State ticket 400.
WASHINGTON CoUxTY-Curtis's majority
800.
DALLAS CoUSrY-Small republican gain.
BLACK HAWK COUNTY gives $50 majority
for Lefingwsll. Buchanan county also
gives . majority for Lefingwell
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
% The result of the election will

% The result of the election will
doubtless, astonish some, and cause others
to weep and wall and gnash their teeth
Those who have lost hats, 10y betting) and
those who will win, are alike interested in
Farrand, the fashionable halter, No. "a
west Second street, opposite LeClaire House.
To this establishment the best dressed men
of the day. habitually resort; and their
reasons for so doing, are that they are
sure of an exquisitely graceful and becoming
fit . superior fabric and style, and most
liberal and courteous treatment at the
hands Of the gentlemanly attendants.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

PREMIUM PIKE.-A German Fish
erman Of this city, hauled out Of the river q
live pike yesterday morning. which weighed
thirty pounds. His pikeship attracted a
large crowd af admirers while laying on q
board in front Of Tilden's market
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
|eoh, which was received with

excslls Dsssh. which wss received with
much = Ause.
Mr.. WPsrmann being called upon. cd
dressed - meeting in telling speech,
which = listened to with marked attsn.
tion. ~. stated that his ffiends in the
old 60 we're very much interested in
the imr rsments IN this section, ~ many
Of thee u money invested here, and that
II they nsd thss We were making rapid
strides his way. that very many of them
would 60 here to settle.
Mr. hanan being called out, addressed
the msahg with . few pertinent remarks,
and plepd his untiring energies to the
cause. y IN instance Of the reputation Of
DsvenGA he stated that gentleman Of
BaltimGp told him that he could purchase
Dubuq1 and Keokuk bonds for fifty or
sixty 60 on the dollar, but that Daven-
port bofs could not be bought ct Les than
par. H
OtAG excellent remarks were made
vhiehl lR4heve not room 70 publish.
Mr. Niskolls made motion 10 take . vees
- to whether every person present should
devote his best energies to the enterprise,
which was amended by Mr.. Cook. who NOV
ed that every person present should resolve
himself into . committee of one with the
resolution 10 convert ct least four enemies
Of the cause.
Carried unanimously!
On motion the meeting adjourned subject
to the call the finance committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
rIoS-The Committee appointed to form a
Constitution for the government Of the As
sociation, will report at a meeting to be
held tomorrow Monday evening. at the
Methodist Church, corner of Brady and
Fifth. streets, at Z 1-2 o'clock. As action
will be taken upon the adoption Of the Con-
stitution, a full attendance is requested.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

@By reference to an advertise
ment in another column, it will be seen. that
Mr.. Haviland has opened depot for the sale
OF pressed hay. This will be very conve-
nlent. as many have not room to spare for
storing large quantity, and they can here
obtain it in just such quantities as they may
des ire
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
TRAVELLER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave ct IS Y and e:1S =,
exoeps Sundays excepted; West, leaves at eos A 4
and 6:i5 M, Sundays excepted.
BOATS, North. leave st N, Sundays excepted
South, leave 1T y y. Sundays excepted.
STAGES. uorh, to Dubuque, via Dewitt, Maquo-
kets and Wilton, leave the Prnnsyvaoia House. ues-
days, Thursdsys ann Saturdays at A NJ; No9th. to
Lyons via eClaire, Princeton, Osmanche and Olln-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and 6sturdays at A M,
Smith 4 Arnoid's line Of hacks leave every day st
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

CHANGE.-The Daily Times has
changed its publication hour, making it in
the evening instead Of morning, as hereto
fore. This will prove to be very sensible
change, il the hour of issue be early enough.