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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
zrllSfRC,S Sale.

"HERsAS on the ID d.y OF June, A d 1887.
w Charlie, @ Ayerill AM NJ garet ertl his
wie, 4 cntec INTO Davin True as Trustee . GER
tain deed OF Ir 81. conveying 10 said Trustee the
land IN Scott county. Iowa &c cTbed as follows to
wit The novth w-st qu ,rter aid tue west half Of
the n1rth-'at later nd the vest hslf Of the south
vest quarter or II 2ct.of al Section mum er 2.: Also
the south hsf ~ tue u,h lar er of section
cumD;s 22 also the southeast quarter - tie ,cu,h.
east quArte' OF section number II and the east malt
OF the rth-esst quar- er and he ia quarter
VI the north cas-, quar- OF section aber 2s sl,o
tbs vest half Of IN ssuthw It qusrter OF the u:b
east qnart OF section nbcr IA also the ollyw.
lug part OF the east half OF ths wxst of the south
.ss, quarter CT - section numceE II, o Wit: All
ina par thsr ~ not nytyei by De heretofore ex-
ecu*d by Charles y. 'verill to one v. Hsrnsn COZ
taihoy forty acres; also the following part Of the
sou;h eat q1srter OF SIC ion n nbeI 2s, TO wit
conlmen Ing eIxty nine AID nine FEET west fr n,
ta north east cerEer u said oath -as: quarter OF
said seetion thence running twenty SIX ds and
uine feet thence south sixteen rtds tb,D.e In .
nor h-wester,y d. ectioa to he p,sc tf b-s,nnn..
ali Of sAtf land herein before dec ibe being IN 70 s
ship number 50 moth OF range e-st II he .th NJ
1hca SAID convsyance y a. made by the sai Charles
u Averiii and Aargaret Averill for the purpose of
securing the payment OF four certain p-t.rni sorv
notes and the i,t.re thereon signed by sad Charles
q Avs7il! jointly with stephen Thompson, Jams
Speer, Daniel hire, John Doty and I'm Cui erf-
son. dated The 81 day or Jusa. a 1857 and paya-
be Is olfvs: Que for S3 s72 ard So I00 psys.le
June lst, 1858 one 9th II - ) 0 p.yrbie June
~, 1885, one other .or 81 2 psai lie June 3D. 1885,
and one other Tor u l27 40 50-lO0 payable Jrne a.
iS,., with interest ~ 10 per cent per annrm sfi er
m ,turit}-a OF sid notes h wing been execLt-d 70
4. W. Rratt, snd said frst mentioned note having
ben assighed 10 Peter Qu ic<en ush. Aad nov oil
OF said pr missory note, having become due and
payable and the said Chars g. Averi!I land The 9TH
er makers h-Eeo) having failed to pay the -ame, !,
David I ue, rustee ~ ao.esa!d, do hereby civ,
this pub notice. that BY vrtne the pov er which
Is 10 me vested by said deed OF T wtl on Thurs.
day the 7ta day Of Octob-r. A d 1885, Il the hour
OF O'Clock In the afternoon OF raid day, Ct the
Court House door In the ity of Davenport, EXPOSE
ANA offer for sale, ct public auction, the parce q
lana above described or DO much thereof a. .hal be
suncfent TO ssssfy and pay the amount said notes
with the Interest thereon t. the day Of SALE together
with al corts and expenses attending said SALE 1T.
OF this notice ana Trustees fees Upon he compl,.
ton Of su b sale Dr. ed will be given In c,rdanc
with the st stpuia,ions OF said dee' Of Trust.
Dated the 10Th day of September A d 1855.
DAVID y. TAUE
sep'0 Trustes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsTERs NAIL tby rstlroad) closes every day Sun
days except d, al ~ NJ.
WssTEsN NAIL and southern Iowa, by railroad
closes every day, Sundt - excepted, ~ 8 \ and
Y m.
SoUTHsRN u vi, for Southern Illinois, asd q
ed, q 1HAM.
NosTHEks NAIL. 10, Dubuque md Northern 10
wa ny railroad. coses tvery cay. Sundays Excepted
a. ~ N.
NohTHLss NAH, for LeCAire, Princeuon ant Ly.
ons, BY siase oIoees every Monday, Wednesday and
Frid vat Ph
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, BY Dewitt Msauoke'a
wit 81, by stage. s.s SATURDAYS Tuesdays aud
Thursdays at 5 p N.
BLUE 3RAss xAIL Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urusys loser At n.
HICKORY GROW NAIL, Tuesc ays AnG Fridays .,
IL n
ALIENS GROVE NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, I2 NJ.
kIyER MAIL, north daily, Sundays excepted, s
N.
RIVER NAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, .,
6 Ph r.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
l. A T ES II EW s.
Arrival Of the Persia.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE

HALTAx, Sept. 8.
The steamship Asia, Capt Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool Aug 2Sth, arrived
this morning.
The steamer Harmonic from New York
10th ult.. arrived at Southampton ON the
9th. '"e
The Persia. from New York 9Th ult. Vi,
St Johns. N. F., from whence she took the
Europa's mail and passengers. arrived A.
Liverpool on the 2Sth.
prospectus has been issued in England
for . telegraph 70 China and Australia
Lord Pslmerston had paid visit to the
Emperor Napoleon.
1t il rumored that the French govern
ment had demanded an explanation from
the British Cabinet relative to the bombard.
ment Of Jidda.
There was . doubtful report in circuls-
ton that Naples had accepted the coLdi-
tions of the Western PoverA
1t vas stated that the amount Of indem.
nifty to beeid By China to England and
France fsthree millo OF francs
The British Board Of Trade returns for
July show decrease in exrcrts of 81 ,3OO,-
600. The imports show an increase.
The Daily Ners calls on European pow
ers to watch closely American designs in
NicsraRus, under the conviction that it is
the policy Of the American Government TO
acquire possession OF the lsthmus.
Pellisier's recall from the ambsssado dorship
to London Is expected soon ct bis own re-
quest.
The French Government, anticipates the
possibility Of III ore outrages on Christians,
In consequence Of the bombardment of Jid-
dah.
Turkey was about to increase it, naval
force in the Mediterranean.
A Madrid telegram states that military
expedition Is preparing for Havana.
Turkey is said to have complained to the
English Ambassador Of the bombardment
OF J'dda when it was known that lshmael
Pasha was en- route thither with full power
to punish the guilty.
1t was reported that further riots had &C.
Cured IN Caudis. aud the Christians had
fallen.
LONDON, Saturday.-By telegraph FROM
Melta. Bombay dates are to August 4th.-l
Nothing OF Importance had occurred. The
Britlsh troops were chiefly engaged in har.
rass'ng the rebels in Dude. Many of the
Chiefs who have not compromised them.
selves ore surrendering themselves to the
authorities. The rebels who are proved to
have been deeply implicated are being ex-
ecuted.
CHINA
Dates from Tien Sin are June 18th. Great
progress had been made in the negotiations
It was considered the allies were on the eve
II treaty. The news is not % late q, that
via Russia.
The Americans and Russians hsd exclud
I'd treaties, and the former ar. believed to
nave stipulated for annual visit to Pekin.
The Commissio oner at Canton was urging
he people to war, ignored the negotiations
It the north.
kilograms over the Cable to-day give
he NOV ements Of all transatlantic stesmers
q America, down to THE evening
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

I'm. DUPONCps GOLDEN PILLS. YOR
~ FxMAIE-. are in aab in core ting irr, gpla-.
Iie', rel ewing u pal fu and d tressirg manss rua
ton (p,riicus ly a. Ia. change " lfs) on one 10
"a" pills ~ll Gu that d. bi ita,ir mp amt th..
Whit g, relieving sl di tress and pain Rem we Il,
oos1uctionSari i.g n m COLDS or any other cause.
wsys su-ci ssful % . preventiv, and at The
same VINE periecsl. ha-mie 9. Price 81 per boz.
With full end exp ici' direct ions
ID wno'-ssie . d retail ny = w. OSGOOD.
y uses gen ral sg nt for D.venp. en-, vici ity'
H. wiii supply de les It Prop'i TO- price, ard
closing m 81 tnrouvh the DIV port POI once
CASLOs COOK, Agent Tor RJek Isisna an )
~, n The emp siti,p Of ,hesa pills 10 no secret
rhyscnns AMI 9th - ca kn,~ th. tngr.di nts cy
'.qnir'nsat b age cv. ard they will til sr N
'hsy sFe -no' iof anything heretofore introduced
sep0 iksty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

q There are now Eve dsily pspers
published IN Davenport, Iowa. being three
more than are needed or can be made to
pay.-Chieago journal.
Guess some Of our publishers will find
that the glory Of editing daily paper At
the expense Of their pock cts is rather poor
fun. We require just one more paper in this
city-s journal to advocate the interests Of
the Know Nothinga What says Aid. Thor
ington and high Detective Center?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

Cook d Sargent. Of Davenport. gave q
characteristic reason Why they did not re-
deem their Florence wildca: currency long
before now. 1t is, that the interests OF the
community would have suffered if the cur
rency was Withdraw from circulation. The
Davenport democrat very pertinently asks.
how much less currency would there be in
circulation, if the wildcat was redeemed,
dollar for dollar, in good funds! 1t will
puzzle even such financiers as Messrs. Cook
q Sargent to answer that question.-Ds-
baque Express
les indeedl 1t puzzled them 30 much
that they havenot been able to answer it vet
They are as quiet - mice on the subject
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
chicago Market.
lBY TsLsGaAPH I

BreadstuGs epntinu. TO decline saIes ~ vh4., a.
asy we're aso1s =, ,OC0 bu opening 81 o. 10 fer No
req wlnsrr Jeki for No sprilg . nd ciosiug al
q VI scr1ne ,orm'r, 7.@75c or the latter
Ooes- Canal and xiver. bos, choice Riv-
q q IS CT tcae.i - CO., % q 50 !, and ) do
sscshe0so ~ ~ Rai;rosd, c. 80 / q 67s
and 0oe bu- At Sc &c in store; % roo bu % a
90 . % q o0O bu II tic b; 8, 8,50l $40 and OOO
ou st 55c I'll u store
OATS saIes ar M0 bu At Sec in b.g.; and car
ri cteb 81 = in store.
rVE-Nn.t ~ two sss sod Of 7Oc on track.
IL S-sai are '35 bos E,na white win.erl
u $50, l3S bbls Hrid<e city and 81 Is Dsy nport
CITY rpr,.g ex ras, ct Is 100 NJ Star n us. su-
yer at 3 ~ deiiversd. Aew,nse sold yesterday At
4t2
IaHaHTs-rorr to Osvego TIC; corn to Buffalo
~ What % Bun. g..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

YELLOW FEVER IN Sr. Loun.-I.
was currently reported about the streets
yesterday. upon what foundation we are
unable to state, that the yellow fever n its
most virulent form had appeared in ST. Louis
and that large number of deaths had oc-
Cured within day or two past.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

"SrA1E BANK No. 2."-The books
of this institution closed es.erday noon
The amount of stock taken was between
fifty and sixty thousand dollars, of which
amount Dir. LeClaire took the most, 81 900.
We should have been pleased to publish
the list of subscribers but did not obtain
them in time. The stockholders are emong
our most wealthy citizena
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
REPUBLICAN AND AMENICAN CONVENTIONS IN
NEW YORK.

REPUBLICAN AND ANENIcAN CONVENTIONS IN
NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 6.-The Republican State
Convention assembled at Weiting Hall at
noon to day. and organized by appsiutirR
hon Ezra Graves. OF Herkimer county. a.
temporary president
Hon. E B. Washbnrn, of ILL.,. was invited
to seat on the platform. He made STIR
ring address.
The Anne rican State Convention met At
Corinthian Hall at noon to day.
A large number of delegate were pres
ent. Almost eveey district in the State az
repl esented.
Hon. Daniel Ullmsn was elected Presi.
dent OF the convention. and on taking the
chair made short address. after which the
convention adjourned for dinner.
TROOPS At STATEN DLAsD-A COLLISION As1,c1.
PATxD
NEw YORK, Sept. s.-The Eighth regiment
60 TO Quarantine to- morrow, with $50 men
aud six field pieces. They remain a week.
and will be relieved by the Seventh. A
struggle is said to be imminent Tonight A
the lslanders say they will burn the infect
ed districts in spite Of the police.
Mr.. Locke. the boarding revenue officer
at Quarantine. and Capt Rich, of the ma.
r,nes, have been arrested for smuggling Raw
Tompkins inside of Quarantine.
Gen. ewbould. President Of the Bank Of
America, died to day.
FROM NEW MEXICO
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 6. "A diapatch from Inde.
Pendence says that the Sata Fe mail with
dates to the 10th, had arrived. The nav.
is unimportant.
DR.. Connolly. who arrived at SAINT. Fe
'ro" Rio Absjo, reports that large numbers
OF emigrants had passed through Abuquer.
que this summer. on the 35th parallel. fhey
report grass between Fl. Smith and Alhu.
querque abundant, and wood and water also
plenty.
The mail party saw but very few Indians
on the pl,ins.
Col. summers command was on tho Ar
kansas river. Is miles below the cro.sing-I
all we'll
VERMONT KLrcr1os.
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept 8.-We ara in "a
ceipt Of retprns from l3l towns-more than
half the State. The Republicans have iii .
Democrats II: no choice 3.
10 VI tO0 vote I0f V3OVePn0P |
rather increase than diminish the Halps
which will probably increase to
10000
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
OsHKosH. Wis. sept 6.-Hon. C. Billing
hurst was nominated on the first formal bsl. |
lot a. the Republican candidate for re-
election % Congress from the Third District.
PRAsrE DU CHEN. Sept s.-Judgs Dunn.
Democrat. was unanimously nominated 70.
day from The Second Congrsssion. Distr' Ct
FarEHoIp. N. The opposition conven.
ton ofthg I'd District Of N j., met At ri.
place to day and nominated John [. Str.t.
lon for Congress
ADsrAS. Mich, Sert. 6.-Co-sider A. Sta
cy was nominated to-day at Coldwster a
the Democr"tic candidate for Congress from
The third district
YALLEw TEvKR IN NEW oRLIAxg
NEw ORLE.Ss. s pit. 7.-Dea,hs from vel
low fever for 80 hours ending yesterday.
100. Dsaths last week. 400.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

YELLOW FEVER IN New YoRK.-We
are happy to state that later advices from
New York contradicts the telegram to
which We refer in another column in rela-
ton to the terrible ravages of yellow fever
in that city.
The whole affair is the result of a mistake
as the date of the dispatch ehould have
read New Orleans instead of New York,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
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TRAVELLER'S GUIDE

RAILROADS, East, Leave At S 50 A Y and rs n
exc-ps sund-ys excepted; West, ieaves a. Q o5 A N
and 6.i5 NJ, Sundays excepted
toA1s, North. leave ~ Q A N, Sundays excepted ;
soutb Leave at y N, Sundays excepted.
sTAsEe. North, to Dubuq Ie, via Dewitt. Mao 10.
kets and Wilton leave the P.nnsylvanis House.
days. thursdays ana Saturdays At I "; MOI. h to
lyons VIA eClatre, PRINCETON, Csmanche aud Cln-
ton, Tuesdays, Thus lays AMI Sstu days att 4 NJ
sman q Arnolj's line OF hacks leave every day At
n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

~-The Dubuque Express d Her.
aid Of Sept s contains two errors-first that
Davenport has ten military companies.
second, that Dubuque is the largest city
in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

PosTPoSEMENT.-On account of the
unpleasant weather, the concert and exhibi-
ton to have been repeated this (Fridav)
evening, by the Second Baptist Sabbath
School will be postponed till Tuesday even
ing, Sept. l4th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
NOTIcE TO ADvERTisERs.


Lsrge cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
displayed Advertisements ene.half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be understood u
apply str city t. the Immediate business II The adyer-
dhd az other advertisements sent Ia by the ad-
seftistE xhl be charged extra
hd'ert efaents not accompanied with instYuctionf
va or riseFtti uut DrDid, and charged Irdi ngy
Hotiees for religious and benevoient purposes IN
,'ea one itae Tree OF cost, thereafter charged as
piher Embellishments.
Advertisements ff0g abroad mnst be paid for in
PtItaOiy an ddcGRCe, uulc-s from approved Agents
.oHtf u for yearly sivertslng terminAble al the
"n OF advertisers, they paying Advancement OF
4" pr cfi4t. oa he c"Btl act ptlce
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
pr ebt advance On above rates, and kept on IN
~ - Per cent advance on regular rates.
A. NAnsient sdvertis-ments must DO paid for tn
(ivsnce.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat
-ANDEKs y BRO. Daily Gazette.
III. LISCHE. n co, Der Dsmokrat
HAhklNt'TON W!LEIE. Daily Evening New.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

NATIVE AMERICANs.-The corner
Of Brady and Second streets has been a
point OF much interest for day or two past
caused by the presence of the Indians who
are engaged in selling some beautiful speci
mems Of bead and embroidery work Their
articles did not appear to find very ready
sale. The hard times affect the aborigines
as well as ourselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
Dancing .4cNdeaau.

I HR. ". g. NELLI3AE. lste OF New O-leana,
respectfully info m he young Lsd and
NJ u mt EN- II DAv ppsri, ihs h has opeIsd
his ncng Acad my . No. IS Brscy street
- be,w-en T'ird Anj tn stree ., where All
sha fashtonahl dsnrrs ill be tsusht, TIE davs
and hou g are ss fol Az. Aaun. vs. Wedne>d.y.
Sstur- sy- rom a I'll 10 0'c.eck, p \. Private
lessons I, ON uatil 6PA.
FOR term, apply at th- Hall. sepQ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

@ Our telegraphic dispatches
again failed US yesterday. We do wish the
company would PIT the lines between this
city and Chicago in such order that a slight
shower would not render them useless.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

@ Sam Perry is just opening his
fall stock OF clothing which he says is the
finest ever brought TO this market. Sam is
good fellow, and we are glad to see him
prosper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
II A 10 RI . We w ; DE- r d r
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CIRCULA TING LIBRARY.
We receive regularly and for sale Dail,es:
n. Z. Herald, PhilAd. Bulletin
Tribune, Ctn Gazette
Times, Commercial
boston dsraid, Chicago Gem Press,
Traveller, Tribune
St. LOUIS hepnolicAn. st. Louis In,eigencef,
Davenport Gazette, Dem 1crat and sevs
Subscriptions received on the most liberal termA
by the month, quarter year
octi g.. H STARR, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
BraltOn House.

1--WE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends aud the ira cling nub!ic, that he has
otened this large hotel he Clare. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the conyepiences
OF mode hotels. The table will be supplied with T.
best the country affords.
HIS expeTienca aud large acquaintance with the
business IN the West Is sufficient guarantee tha,
his house IL the place stop when you come 70 the
city OF LIE OlAire
Hacks leave the Bra.ton House every morning
tsundAa = exospted) for Davenport.
msrchi -d1sAv1v Nm VE-TtAEu propsp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
SSCg - .NeUel..

TEETH EXTRACTED BY A Nsw PROCESS
L witho ut Vec ,sioning any delay or pain wna,eyer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
STATE DEMOCRAT.


AC unity Coaveoti tion, ccmpos ed OF delegates from
the cinereat Tovn.hips, viii be held at the Cours
House. In Davenport, On SATURDAY eKrrsnBsE 18th,
for tn. purpose Of dominating capdi late for the
Cert ship Of the District Court The ratio q repre-.
ssntstion VIII be delegate for each Township and
Additional for each 20 votes cat the Iast cleo
ton for Govern. r.
By ORDER OF County COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
HANK IL9AEhs GEO. VAN SEN
PLU MER 4 VAN HOsEN.

"A TIO1SkYs and c.uosellors ., Lav, and Nots.
"A ri~s Public Also s~enis Tor h- Char Oh
c.. m.e ,ns. ~, Hsrifcri. Conn.,, Capital 1sOo,00
Once r. Caire Block, Davenport. ssy7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
Park House.

lOWA CiIt IOWA
Viiis Large and Couimodious Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, therouehy repaired and reno.
vated, neatly furnished throughout ia the best man.
ner, with sPsIs0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS
No pains will be spared TO make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No ! " House Of the City; II being much the
largest ami pleasanty situated Ia . central location
IN the eorptr j. Ne aud Du' uaue streets near
the Ci;y Parx, with aocom cd atoms for
Two II un ired Guests.
THHAS-in conformity to the times
Good and UApscious Stabling tAched to the hopsa
TgusDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov24cf Formerly Of the TrusdsIl House I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
Local AnAdra,

~ A tremendous shower visited
this section Wednesday night We UNDER
stand that it did great deal of damage in
the lower part of the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

NlNlL tN6INEER, ARCaITRCT AND sUPRg-
IN ihHD D"AT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
tTHamenta Drawing
] IN" n. Iaven3on Commercial College. Ronms
CGrucr 81 shd Perry ty2idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
IL. ~ llEEl.IkS.

Y kNfRAi. CDxhIcsIOE AND PRODUCE
k"tehant, tNhui.saie) A.,nt Of the Sytacuse
II manufaetsfy Tor Davenport and neghbor ng
|gus
"aref onse o5pos.t' X R. Depot, Dave2p port Iowa
eus2b -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10
Messrs. RICHARDSON & WEsr

Meesrs. RICHARDSON IL WEST
Geat!emen.-I am under the unpleasant
necessity. of writing you this letter, and
saying that. the manner, in which, you saw
proper, to notice my petition" to Congress
was, as incorrect. as it was impolite not
to give it. q much harsher appelation.
ROBERT 8. SKINNER
September 7th
The punctuation in the above "letter" il
Mr.. Skinner'a The writer appears to feel
quite indignant at our notice of his petition,
which asked Of Congress indemnity for the
loss Of one thousand acres of land on the
eastern shore of Maryland, for which he was
willing to give clear and perfect title, pro.
oided Congress would pay him fire million
dollars in cash, and give the bonds of the
United States for five millions more. which
latter cum was to draw six per cent. inter-
est, the United States to have the use of the
money toreper.
We think Mr.. SINNERS prospects for OBJ
tanning his claim are very brilliant, and as
he may become man of wealth and infu.
e"ce, We beg leave to ask his pardon for any
offense which We may have committed, as.
suring him that it was entirely unintention-
al.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-10

and In Ike proportion for larger sizes as required
Every Dnsine v furnished with
5UDSONs PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For , cur Mills, W. confiiensly recommend them
as superior to any other style OF Engin., and they
will
Save from Is 70 so PR cent In Fuel
over the usual class Of Boilers In use at the West-
We .hol keep au assortment Il vert xes st cur
establishment where they may Be essmin, d and the
n.cts ary Information obtained regarding them -
Go" pets nj men will II desired, Be furnishes ~ set
up AID stsTt engines In any tsrt Of the country -
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st vcry low figures
nrPians, Specifications and estimates furnished
Whei. sired.
r. ". BAXTER co,
wes Water st. betweea Randolph and Madlson,
Chicago
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