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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
|. ~ HE ELER.

HRNERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
NJ Merchant, (Wholesale) Agent of the Syracuse
ealt Mandatory for Davenport and nelghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite r. X. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
aug205o
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as there shou -. both on the part Of the
official eondeGlsss Of the Society and the
citizens Of th6ssunty at large. 1t might,
perhaps. bel tile harsh to call the former
"old fogies. III most surely We are strong
ly Of the opiskoa that there has not been
sufficient enssgy and ink bestowed upon the
matter.
Where were the large sized posters, and
the notices. Invitations and compliments ~
tickets that ahoald have b. en- circulated
Nowherel Where we're the calls for men,
bership that Ghould have been circulated in
every city. town and district in the county,
Nowhere. True it 10 that most people in
the county knsv - matter ofcourse that
there would be fair here on or about this
time, but some extra endeavors would GER
tAinly have called ont more composition
among farmer; more stock would have
been on the ground; more people. more ex-
element, more everything; and conse-
quently the receipts would be larger, and the
entire proceeding more advantageous
The membership at present is altogether
too meagre, and ten times as many might
be made. up by the aid Of a little canv assing
and the liberal use Of printers ink. Print
ers ink is mighty lever and could be used
to great advantage in this particular. There
is time enough to do this thing yet, and let
it be done. Whe hope that this viii! be st.
tended to. We wish to see Scott county
take the lead in this particular as we'll as in
all others, and Scott County can do it, only
apply the proper motive power and enonyA
oft. Our soil and skill is highly produc-
tive, and it behooves US that every endea-
vor be made to develope the same
Let the attendance at the grounds, to-day
be great. A few hundred dollars paid in by
the way Of admttance fees will be SO much
done for the benefit of the Agricultural and
Mechanical interests Of the country. Let
any one who can'go, and do so. We want to
see the entire enclosure filled with men wo-
men and children, and the products of the
field, the chop, the kitchen, and the mind
For Iowa CiTY.-A large number
of anxious men from different points met at
the Burtis House yesterday morning, and
took the cars for Iowa City to be present at
the sitting of the Bank Commissioners, and
to urge upon that body their respective
claims to precedence 1t is hardly probable
that we shall hear the result of their delib-
erations before this evening.
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JOHN n. AO0Ens

". 4. =. OURLEY. JOHN n. hO0E1s.
GURLEY & ROGERS,
4 rrORNRYs AND OOUNsELLORS At LAW
IA Once-Ho6man's New Building, Main street.
netvesn Front and Second, Davenport, Iowa.
Peb1 Odu
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CEO. y. HUJRREII.

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
"A Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, Will
eive prompt and careful attention TO the collec on OF
|eisins, conveyance Of Real Estate examining titles
and ali other kinds oflesal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

Board Of Trade.
DY order OF the members there viii b. . meeting
ID of the Board OF Trade and Merchants generally
~ the Council Chamber on Fridav the nth at IN
O'Clock p. TO consider the question Of Railroad
connection between this City and Cedar Valley
L, 8. VIRLn PreS't.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

COR BIN Il DOW,
TTORNRYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW
NOrARlBS PUBLIC
Once-At Macklot / Corbin's kxchange o0hoe,
Davenport, Iowa. ocAou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
4 WI DAkER. m. D..

!. w. II. BAKER, M. D.,
DHYeICIAN AND SURGEON. N.-OFFICE-POST
i OFHICE BLOCK House-North side Of Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan8ldtf
T.C. CAMPBELL,
A TTORNEY AND OOUESELLOR AT Law,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Onice-Davenporrs Block, corner Main and 6ec-
ond streets. decl8dtf
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STATE DE MOCRAT.
Davenport, septembes i8, 1855.

To ths Democracy Of Sect CsuAsy:
AC ,anty Convention, compos ed Of delegates from
the different Townships, will be held At the Court
House. In Davenport, on SATURDAY. eErrsxBss 18th.
for tn purpose Of nominating capdi late for the
Cerhship Of the District Court. The Alto a repre-.
sentston will b. delegate tor each Toy nshp snd
addition for each 20 votes the last elec-
ton for Governor.
By ORDER OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
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CARDS..
THoRINGTON, BROWN L ARMSTRONG

THOkINGTON, BROWN 4 ARMSTRONG;,
TToRsEvs and Oounselors, Davenport Iowa -
"A Ofic~, No. 26 Nickolls' Book, corner of Brady
and Second sire Is.
J. THORiEGToH, s.K BRowE, }. J.ARhsTsok0.
RErsRKNcEs Hon ThDs A Hendricfs, Commis-
sioner 8snr Eand once, Washington, q; "
Converse 4 %, Pine street, New York Col Jack
Thorintton, ~ ntsomery, Ala Hon James Harlan,
u Senator, NJ Pleasant, Iowa, AIT ,ine LeClaire,
Esq 6eo Davenport, ksq, Aessrs Cotas q Dawes
Davenport. Iowa. sepis
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nR. !. PARKER

VLyOULD ANNOUNCE TO THD CITIZENS On
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed the
OF medicine snd may Be found. when not pro-
fesstonally engaged, u his once next door to Exres
|Onoe Nov06dIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
Important from Washinston.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-Judge Bowlin, the
commissioner to Paraguay, had long inter.
view with the President and Secretaries
Cass and Toucey.
His instructions are said to be to demand
first, ample apology for the insult offered "a
our flag; I'd, full indemnity to the South
American navigation Co., and Sd . ratifica.
ton Of the treaty formerly made by Messr1
Pendleton and Schenck. Upon the refusal
of either of these demands Com. Shubrick
will be called upon to enforce them.
Government has received information that
Mr.. Reed, Minister to China, has negotiated
treaty with China on the same terms ~
that of England and France. The U. 8. are
to be allowed Minister resident at Pekin.
New Haven Election.
New HAVEN, Ct, Sept. ia spirited
election for Assessors and Board of Relief
took place here to-day, and the Democrats
were successful by 80 majority, in . poll Of
800 votes.
Fifth District Of nnsylvania.
The Democrats of the fifth District Of
Pennsylvania have nominated Owen Jones
for Congress, and John Wood is the candi-
date Of the opposition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

W. T.. COLE M. ID. - -
nHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIST, RESI-.
L dence lie Claire House, office Franklin Block,
room No upstairs
junc3.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
HALL a GUITEAU,

A TTORNRY3 AND OOU NSELLERS, NOTARIES
n Public, q .mmissioners of Deeds for Maine, YER
mont, New Ham, shire, MAssaohusetts. Ne7 York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvanis, virginia, Onto, Tennes-
ses, Kentu~ky, Illinois and Missouri once NJ Is
Main st one door south Of Cock d Sargsnrs Bark
July lst, 1855. july1-d&wlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, and Nota-
"A rirs Public. Also agents for the Charter OsA
Yire Ins. Co, Hartford, Conn, Capital e9OO,00O
City Fire In Co. New Haven, e $50, ,04O
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

Furniture WaroYooD.
i room No 06 Perry st (nerwin's Block) = new
prepared 70 gve ho strict personal attsntioo 70 he
uo0e erta2ing business In oil IT. branches. 4 large
and handoome asourtDent Of Oone Of every deocFtp.
tton constantly On hano Including
zsne. Mahogany, Black Walsss. OAss.y, L.
Hsarss and any requisite number u CArriaess
urnished TO order. Conn plates Of variety Of pat.
terms neatly engraved. Psrtisular attGntpn y oall
- - his nsw md complete stoekof
Furniture.
Having work shop connected with his Waseroe0
= = prepared 70 manufacture b order II dascsip.
esns e Desh1, ward robsss taAaas. b. -. 4 lss6D
eoort0ent q gi1t anl fanaV moo11in q hAnd Oalt.
49, eoe looainG glass aaa pls9uso fa00.
AsAass g v.bie patrooaes = rseRss5o!ly seltaead.
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CliAS. T.. PUTNAM

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
IA Notary Public. Once, No. IS. Davenporps
Block, Main street sug29
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
BsEI DERBECK 4 MILLER.

MANUFACTURERS OF PURE AND UNADUL-
4Nl terated VIEs0AR. Orders TO be left ~ their
store. corner Second and Gaines street
Empty barrels bought In exchange for Vine
Rar. aug3l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

(NvIL ENGINEER, ARCHlTROT AND aUPER-
~ INTRNDENT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Once At Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 and Perry. jy21dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

Dancing .acGdeaDev.
a Mr. ". o. MBLII0AN, lats q New Oslsess,
AX respectfully informs the young Ladies and
NG.ntenen Of Davenport, thss he has opeoot
his Dancing AeaAfmy ct 10. 06 Brsdy street
~ 6eswesu 1oird and = Y,usth stseess, whore oI
The fashioDsbls dances vtll b taught, 1ts dayl
and hcure ere - fo1loWs. 0ondoya Vo1D1o1oyl
ssd DrSusys from until II o'cieck, 4. Peiveel
laaeoas from until 3 4.
yos terms apply at the Han. Oep0
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-Jno Roe. Mo. Car,
James Marks, Pa Jno Allen. Miss; Charles
a sa nuspaen and lady, Pa; w II Garrett, Creek
denar, Md Thorne and lady, NY; Rob
erson, U; III Hdldeman, Pa; CressweIl. do: /
4 Laws, "a Abbott, Md; n w Lowry, Pa;
Dr Robert Fesle, do; Forest, do A II Chan,
line, va; c Doddridge. do A b Cumming.
Psi,o Mi's S, Cummings, do; Il smith, do; Df
son, Eng; Mrs c Faulkner, child and servant
Mlss auikner, do; Mr. and Mrs Gross. NY: T,
~ M. Ba.se,t, CT; Mrs Lott, NY; A B Ely, do; G
sNss, va; Boyle and fam, Pa; Miss F. Bo
Ss, 90 Miss A ID Harris, do; A Turner, Va; J
w w sTw n, N3; A kagg; Md; W Cumming.
Resse, Md; Buchanan, do.
WlLLARDs' HOTEL. Gen John Ross . -
wilson, Pa; Romeroy, w vandervoort, Pa. X
S Si.ason, W Rose Va; Col Payne, UsA; Major
N NaIieS.on, ao' w Chryster, Nj Lowell, Mr. and
lily, II Butler, Xxx; vi Lowry, Pa: WIN
feuit, Mehatfy, N Xxx; Wilson Pa. Miss
MedslIy, Nd Mrs Gen p Smith, ID II Haight
and lady, Mr. and Miss Lyon, NYk. Hon John
Clnoid, ass. f. Horton, do Mr. and Mrs les
up, VIM Ross, ILL., X VI Hunt r III Dykes,. &
iis hHnn., NY Jas ii buchanan, Md; X n Garter.
Ro Frost, Mich; Jos /. P-nnock, y
= M.anh, re; Drake, NY; A Eddy, = AT
nlIONAL HOTEL.-Jno B Roberts. Ohio:
paws, Md Robertson, O, EE Tho2n- and
"cintlre, Md: w Barrett aud
ugnteI, ID Barrett, Ky; w Burcb AID. =
na., nimmons, y Yoik; II G EadS and lady
Maaame II Reqna, Iowa; II Inloe. Ma. = =
pro, Moore Mo ID CorIiss and I,du o.
JSeweII, Md; VI Hatch, w = MaIcaj,o III,
ana y atham, Yk; f. stevens Mas. w n
whey "a: III Forsyth, Kansas; Geo Nl;,,r "
Ind; r. Talbot; BOyden, Mass: pr. W. n ~
yenter, Mo: Whiting, Mass; II Pink-rton D.,
Briggs, NY; A w Buell., Mich
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-ColJ M R,l., H..
j Baker, do; Il Mitchell Pa; C Collins 40.
n Pell, do; Mitten, do; = B Preston. Md. RI -
Roberts, do; B Sanders, NJ; e NJ Douybr,,v
and ly. Md; Miss Kelly, do; D. Reilly, de: y n
Kelly. do; Kelly, do; DR. w KaIie, do; II !
Powell and ly, Tenn; II Townsend and Iy, Pa:
Hockey, CAL o y Latham, NY; d b Iatb
am do Z w Ahl, Pa; ID v Ali, do; w BosIer
ny Col Ampersand, do; y X Hoxie Pa; r Il
harrington, Ny: r Thompson, Va; r. Hardcas.
tie. do; l. Roberts, Pa -
U. 3: HOTEL, IL D ssnrrH 81 ID Wells.
my; Beacher, Pa; n Carter, Va; Jud re
Sinclair, do; n ii Boswell, do; ] n Hatton do:
Ogle, Md w Hunter, Mo; J Harshorne,
Md West, N.Y. ID Lipscomh Va; w sta
bier, do; w Colman and niece. Va. i Cbuo
do II shackelfoTd, do; T Nc Grath Pa; A small
WASHINGTON HOUSE $ ID WinsIo,v VI.
II Austin, Pa; I ID Stetson, ID Atkins n York
Major Carleton, USA. M Lowell Mr. Chris
tie, NY: u i jenkins, lady, child and servant
Iowa; Thomas, Miss A Thomas, Tenn: Mis-,
Belle Wickes, Ala; - X Lansing Frank KIM
Miss A and Mrs Rosgsn, NY.
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IT." by the author of The Thirty Years View; oc-
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BY THE pREsI R Is; e. br. THE UNITED

In pursuance of law, /, JAMES BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent of the United States Of America do hereby do
clare ana make known that public sales will be held
at the aforementioned land Offices in the State of
ALABAMA, at the periods hereinafter designated, to
At the land office at ELIZA. commencing on Mon
the hfth Gay OF April next, for the disposal of
the pubic lands situated within the following named
townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line and rest Of the Tallahas-
Fractional township I. of ranges 49, 10, H. l2, Is,
a.. Is. is and IL.
Fractional township 6, of ranges Ia, 49, % 81 o.
., "a and 25.
Fractional sections D. d. ~ % and So of fraction
al township 8, OF range &c.
Fractional sections &c, 2s and 30 fractional town
ship 6. of range n.
Fractional section 81 and the east half Of tract ION
al section "a. offrac'IOnal tOwnshp6 of range %.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools,
military and other purposes will lie excluded from
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the gay appointed, and will proceed IN the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus clOsed but the
sale al shall not be kept open iosssr thar trS ,,ks
:, Given under my hand. Il The CITY OF Washington,
this twenty sixth day Of December, ammo DOmini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven.
By the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Generai and Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right Of pre- emptiOn
to any OF the lands within the townships and parts
sh the same to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver Of the land Office at Elba, and make pay
Dient fhfr,foT soon PTdrtirabIs dfIeT seeing
this nOHee, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale ri the lands EN-
brseIng the tract claimed; otherwise such clam will
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
| Commissioned of the General Land Once.
Jan 5-lawSw
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EVENING STAR.
THE ROLLER.BOY.
A Parody on the Sailor Boys Dream.

A Parody on the Sailor Boys Dream.
BY HAZEL GREEN, ESQ.
IT'S midnight, and vet see the roler-bo Ky
His Ink with what skill and industry combined;
Though blaokened and weary, his cares fly away,
And visions Of happiness dance in has mind.
He dreams Of some fair one in fancy brght bowers.
He's dreaming of honors that Tor him await;
He smiles az he thinks Of the fattery and flowers
That shower around the unfortunate great.
The bright wings of fancy soon spread themselves
And bid the young dreamer in ecstacy rise;.
AND OF through tn heavens ne feels nm n Riue
Fill Snella's residences biesses his eyes.
The jesamInss chamber and flower DER the thatch-
There swallows sing sweet from their nests in the
As trembling with transport he raises the latch,
And the voice Of the loved one responds to his call
Her father sits smoking with looks of delight,
Her mother tres yalnly to hide glad tear;
With the lips Of the maid whom his bosom holds
dear.
Inc heart OF his INK ship beat high in his breast
The black lastic roller plies quick as before;
My calling has blessed me, 1 ask for no more"
Away goes the loved ones what caused them to
All what is that sound that now larums his ear.
Tas the voice of the prsssman-unmnsicaI CRY,
More Ink on that roller. my lad do you hear:'
ne leaps to the ink key. gets ink and leaps back.
black,
Imprinted upon it, with many "friar.'
No pressman MS rage can no longer suppress.
He sefzes and fires a ''quoln'' at his head;
The imp" soon percelves that he's got in "mess -
BY dreamlng-and all his bright visions have fled
Oh; Toler-boy. woe to thy dream of delight;
,Oh! roller where is thy hrstwork of bliss?
where now Is that picture thy fancy touched
bright
That glory, and honor, and love honied kiss?
Oh! roller boy roller-boy dream not again,
but stand to thy labor, by night and by day;
pictures thou paintest can hardly remain
Htnou arr neglectful-they'll vanish away,
Through days. months, and years. thou must pass
hour by hour,
Distribute ths ink, and continue to roll,
Ere Fac writes thee down on her sky reaching
tower
Then, roller boy, ply thee-work on to thy goal
lPorter'S Spirit ofths Times.
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L ONDON JUVENILE BOOKS.
IL Hans AndeTson's Tales and FAIRY Stories,
IouIs's School DAYS,
Sanford aud Merton,
Evenings ut Home,
Edgar Chfton. or X Ieht and Wrong,
EsperanZa, the Home of the Wanderers,
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The CssIsways y. ar Adventures an Africa,
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