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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
CLYNlLANp. O.. Au

CLYvtLAND, o.. Aug. 90.
John Hutc hinson WAS nominated yester-
for Congress by the Republicans Of the 10Th
district, in the place o Joshua H. Glddngs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

Ls- There was quite a brisk trade
IL wheat yesterday. We are glad to notice
increased activity in this important branch
of oar trade
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Liberal lash tt.Vnnrc.
- SsEs 4. siOfss0
MAlSNlLLE AGENCY OFFICE,
MlCKORY OKNNE aCnIr co .1n...

AN ING dtspess 81 hls interest Ia lie St,rcbusi
hess IN tae village has opened IN oaie, ~ tns
tisatuuR OF q neral Agency Bisiprss tor HE
e oi !iuisr d.&Nine cs ay'yae2 ai, taAil.s tli-
ions TO- ln-ufance on Fowa properly, cole et.ng
tes ana II counts, etc
-atieaiiig Suta tef5re Jgs.ie. ,,vurls Ia tsn
unity,
ie III fsa keep Register u Lend fors "a Ia this
aaluinlhs Counties, giytns ful a. sUIptio., ALL
! Terms O. Saic ~ ti.t4at.e
Ais STOCK tstraY Book, In witch aa entry will
made, on npllestion e. Trays teLen ~ or other
Sc, ~tih ,is cfipton Of The game and whore They
H. he f,Uut
3ile.er t. an, rrslpsct ,lte iaVyer "a pevenrn,,
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STATE DE MOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, AUGUST %. 1883.
Local Affairs.

Fresh CLANS and Turtle Soup served at
Meyers \ 10 L : ~aloo, this morning at
10 o'clock
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TT"ENEf AND G0UNSEiLuH IT Ltw.
Notary PublIc and Coulu.isslauers nt j,.o,is for
~ iH a b,Ir, vermont, = ioIk, Fetiisyl vauia
| rhcr-- 'sorln-~"st corner OF Aa.n a'I See ad
f'e'e YrnPort' Iowa. Tang istl
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.N(cg - .7EcUC5'.

an Retail Dealers in Havana Ell
~ Domestic Cigars, Virsint, Plug, Cut Cae~rg
4 smoking Tobacco. Frncy Pipes, &C, corner Brsiy
4 Front streets F"hl1b
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

PERsoNAL.-We yesterday received call
from b. II. Mayors late of the Chicago Ma.
flo'tas Union, now local editor of the Dav-
enport Gazette. We understand that Mr..
Mayors is not the representative of the pol
itics Of that paper being confined entirely
to the local columns. - Chicaqo Herald
We fear that Mr. Mayors fate will be
similar to that of poor Dog Tray We
would suggest to him that he sign his ini-
tial to such locals as he may pen, or many
outrageous articles which appear in that
sheet will be laid at his door It is very
Questionable company, to say the least, for
good Democrat to be caught in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. q.
Deaths by fever yesterday, 60.
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Boston, Aug. 20.
ExGov. Metcalf died at Claremont y. Ii.
this morning, Of erysipelas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

xr- Oberndoerfcr is receiving an
Immense quantity Of goods. Call and see
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Frank EsksiisseT,

TTOaSEY'S and Copnsellors al Law, aud Nota
ries Pubic. Also agents Tor the Charter OAK
( Ins. Co., Hsr,ford Conn, Capital $aoo,00o
ly Fire In. Co, NrY Haven, g. $5Jo,Oio.
pince lie Claire Block, Davenport
)uly1 is6Tdiy FRANK PLtMsN
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)UTai iAA AND SURGEON -OFFiCE-P0eT
OiflNE EfUGK Hohsc-NottA s!6c 81 Ettth
|reet, h,;~c' 4 b.aly and Perry J.u3lllT
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| TToRNEg AND COv&SEll or Ar Law AND
p Ge@missioner % DEE j. fgr Oon4e ti,u}. viii
prompt and careful attention 70 the ooitc iou Of
$iRs. conveyance of RrEl tstate, rkGalr TX .itics
II ali other kinds II legai b4sl.sez-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Our Now York Correspondence

R'ssticati,y on TIE Amertcaa Isle Of Wight
-.hodern u.s. Primtttre Country Life
!Shootiag, F,shing HorSenacs Riding and
sea bahtng-!sonnds from tie Barn Yard
II Natural Orchestro-7oo much Of a
Good Wtnq-Lite on Tie Ocean Vac -
U0aemord Eoutd.
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rToRNEY AND CoGHaai.LoR Al / W,
n Davenport, Iowa.
ON o@-- oayenposr. h.QoA. rosncr Main aud Sc
. 6tfecte. frl3 3Itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

STATEN ISLAND. /,
Richmond Co.. \. Y, Aug %, 1858. /,
RuSticating for brief period in this in
teresting locality, have embraced the pres
ent opportunity to indite my usual epislle
and although it cannot strictly be called q
New York letter hope it will prove quite
as interesting to your readers.
This Island is truly delightful spot, and
from its magnificent scenery and the beau
tiful villas with which the northern and
eastern shores abound, has lately been chris
tened The American Isle of Wight" 1t j,
destined at no distant period to become one
OF the finest summer retreats in the world
Modern, or fashionable watering place
life differs widely from our way Of doing
tive style Of country life-shootine, fishing,
horseback riding and sea bathing, occupies
the major portion of our time.
We have no hops here, no bands enga-
ged for the season, but the "sounds from the
barn yard, with which we are frequently
regaled, would rival Dodworth'5 Cornet
Band and cast Max Maretzek. into tile
shade.
We have natural orchestra, however,
composed of tree toals, bull frogs, katy
dds, crickcts, DC, which performs every
evening, and which is never postponed on
account OF the weather" The long coniiu-
cd dispute Of whether Katy did or whether
she didn't, still continues in con,royersv-
These sounds would, | have no doubt, be
very interesting and gratifying to Professor
Agas8iz, but being humble individual, and
having no desire to emulate that distu-
guishei naturalist, we are inclined to con
slider it Il " little too much Of a good thing .
To vary our amusements W. have char
tered schooner. AMI start next Thursday
for the fishing banks. We shall pro badly
return in two OF three days, after which i
shall again occupy my seat before my old
desk in Broad street over which in n con
spicuous position, hangs file Of the Io,co
state Democrat, and may also add that it
is generally admired by all who pcruse it,
and is pronounced the best printed and
best conducted paper west Of the Missis-
slppi river
\ ours, ever,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Furniture.

Having work sLop connected with his wareroom
he - prepared to manufacture 70 order all depcrip.
tiois of Desks, ward robes, table,, &C. &c. large
assortment u gilt and fancy mouidings on hand suit
able for looking glass and picture frames.
share Of public patronage 10 respectfully solicited
spYTdAwN D. BARTl ATT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

MOULD ANNOUNCE TO VEs CITIZENS OF
" davenport AID vicinity that he las ,rsUtued The
kcticr ui medicine and inaN be found, when not y o.
|sionaly engaged, ~ lls olleo neat n,r To- Fares
)ice. HoS&aiu
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ss,tsfssN 4 ipcVs,

TToh>Eta ND e0t SsKGloH5 AT LAW
a ANn
NOrARiFS |.grHI
|Dfhca-N Macklot Dofoia's hrchsnre oAa-s
&ven. OFT, ioNA. oeio4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

Furniture WarcrOOm.

Y.H undersigned having taken the new stort
i ro"m No IS Perry II, tMerwin's Block) is nsx
prepared 10 give bis strict personal attention a. III
unoe rtaknR business In all lis branches. A large
AMI handsmr assortment Of Collins OF every descr y
ton constantly on hsnG in, uaing
Zi'sc, Nahcgany, Biai Walnut, Mr,y. Dc
IIearse ard any requisite number of Ca rriages
urnlshsd 10 order. Coffin plates Of variety of pat
t"rns neatly engraved Particular attention 10 csll-
ed 70 his new and complete stock of
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Peoria, H.,
lsfillorg and Manulaeturors,

|EE';a 81 :'';'! . III Ill., q ''''''
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LHThose wishing to transact bust
ness with the TINES Company will find
the office In Nickolls block
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ssSkOWN * AIR


hlIoENEIS AAD COT NsGLuR~.
ON Ntekois GiyeA, arst noor on e-aty rat.
1un.l'1-itf
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DHYMCtAN, SURGEON ANpoCluIsT RESI-
iene" - aiir HOUSE, ono. FrS,4ai,n n ~.
| 'oiu No. up.stt.rs'
tuu s,.dtf
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k.E.iA> sEAg.E,
rC1IoNsER d coNMlysyoN uxRcHAA

| ICIIONEEN q COMMISSION IfERCHAA7
tSEcoSD STEKE. EAST " PrRHY.
Hsvins Ia ge and foraIlodious rooms Tor the sale
|Dry Goods, drocsrtet Ctockery, hardware, Roots
ID shoes, Clothing Furniture NAlctcs : y,A ~ aud
|ancy Goods, IN fact, OF ~ sctlptiOn. Atu-sg
k"ut Tor x. Biak'slee jun viii rake
Liberal cash Advances
4 Goods Consigned to be Did without rcterye al
|uC;i9u.
ICohsignmsuts OF nerchanaErof every de- cziptIon
RhCued, aud sales settled prumpu
ELIAS HALE, ANct.aueer
Dec "; Second street, do)rs caJt q Perry
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Metal Warehouse.

! wabash Avcnenue. Chicago. Ill
le undersigned Importer and dealer 10 Tin Plate
|eet Iron, Wire, Block TIN Copper. Zinc, and Met
generally, has established AZ the above place,
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METAL WAREHOUSE,

here can always be found good SUPPLY of all arti.
4 In his line. All oroers promptly executed.
=. On hsnd-Twenty tons No and Fence
~ GJe0Od1nol THOS DtCKERSON.
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PlsA.vO I~VSTRUCTXO.V:S,
Mrs. j. q. II. Burnside

"ILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO
w to limited number OF pupils.
Lessons given at her residence corner Of Main and
Seventh streets, or 1t the resdenco sf pupils.
Dovonport, June ~, 1853 Jt2Sd6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28


BAD Bors.-lf any of the fathers an
mothers of our city are in doubt Of tn
vrongfulness Of permitting their boy
to spend their evenings in the street, the,
should occasionally pass few minutes il
the proximity to knot OF these youngter
engaged in play. The oaths and obscen.
language they would there hear would forc'
them 70 the conclusion, that the street aiteI
nightfall is the school Of vice in which many
OF the convicts of our penitentiaries are ed
ucated. If you would have your boys
grow up to be useful men, honored and re
spected by all, then keep them from the
mischievcus outdoor association of other
boys of evenings-Gazehe.
The above item should be well considered
by every parent in the city who has boys
which can be included in the above cata-
logue. Too little attention, we fear. is paid
TO this matter but we fear those who allow
their sons q free run Of the street, will have
great cause to regret it. The annals Of
ceine show plainly that our jail and prison.
ers cells are almost exclusively inhabited by
men whose early days and passions were
unrestricted
FCN AT THE Court HousE.-Somc
fiL sport will come off at the Court House
this afternoon, at the Republican nominating
convention.
There are about half dozen entries to be
made for the race for the clerk ship cand-
dacy
Entry No. l. is named bv Patten Pedi-
gree doubtful; heavy set, heavy bottom
but is inclined TO be balky We have some
fears as to his wind
Entry No. 9. Named by Clifford. Has
a good buiId-supple, sure footed, and only
lacks bottom. We advise our friends to bet
carefully. He has been we'll groome1 of
late, and may win if not loaded too heavy
Entry No. B. Named by Dr. Saunders
good wind. With proper weight and good
driving may distance the others Mark we'll
the first round. and bet on your judgment.
We shall bet On Patten-the whole pile.
His points are little the best.
LArEE. .--RuIs ors were rife about eleven
o'clock last night Of a premature opening
OF hostilities and terrific rencontre in IA
larger beer saloon down town, between two
Of the opposing aspirants, in which little
blood, but much beer, was split
Fun may be expected at the Court House
tonight. Let us be all be there to see.
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s.sfssyny A Ha,.fssS.

TToRNEys AND CoUNstLLuRS AT LAW
oilvr- HolmsH's New huIidlug. Meiu street
weea 81 iont aud Secca.i, DaN cnpor;, Iowa.
Frhl uda
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Dovonport, June ~, 1853 Je2Sd6m
DegbOSet's 1iesSeleoo06er.
TueT ressavsa and for sale, . complete asseftasnl
q oeooperoe opoFttng reWdsrI also, 4iaine end
.s.:..s ! ss,..- GA ss' 's'sa'sat 4 p =
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A rcat ID scOv veyI

EBE> EzER SrRouT.
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New Cabinet WarerOolu

A. good - new. fofas furnished With New nDs1nGo
Trimmed and repaired; Mahoeany. Oass ssas o.
ana bsE. Rom Chairs repaired and WayYantod nooh
tice.
ne undersisned vii always b SouaA q ~ -
70 all Ill orders.
0psnse Of puScAAstns nsv.
jsa5ldM Av. COLI
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FURNITURE! FURNITUREii
wHoLEsALE And RETAIL
IL. p. ID II G lk a A r.
~ BOW8RY, wholesale Ware Mouse,
and $50 PEABsI. ST., Retail Stsse)
NEW YORK.
a-Bills Of Twenty Five Dellars Retsiied at Whole

Also, Feather Beds and Bedding, Patent Premium
bofa Bedst-sds and Patent Self Rocking Cradles.
Dealers wiz nnd at the above stores, the largest
and best assortment OF any estsbih h,nsnt In New
York, and buy either at Wholesale o. retail chsa-
per than ~ anv other house Ia the city
Auq2l h1mos
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
LINN COUNTY
Emigration.


Emigration to the South and South
west has already commenced. Almost
every day persons pass through Emporia
on their way to the Verdigris, Walnut. OF
Whitewater. Sometimes they go in com
panies of ten or dozen, and again they
go singly. They are mostly young men
who came into the Territory last fall and
wintered in the towns on the Missouri
and Kansas rivers. and who are " striking
out" thus early to be in advance of the
spring emigration, and be able to get in a
crop this season. The Southwest will be
rapidly filled up this spring, as it is the
main point of attraction for emigrants to
Kansas. In few weeks the new emf
grants will begin to arrive with their
wagons and families. There is plenty Of
room for all.-Eaaporia Ne,5s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
For he Reraht Of freedom
Poros1. LINN Co., Feb. %, 1853.

PoTos1. LINN Co., Feb. %, 1858.
G.. w. BRowN, Esq.-DEAR SIR Our
County Convention went off yesterday for
the nomination of candidates to the Con-
stitutional Convention, and resulted in
the nomination of Messrs. Mitchell, Dam
ford, Ewing and Butler. The course per-
sued BY Messrs. Mitchell and Danford in
relation to the Topeka State government,
in the Territorial Legislature, was made a
test question so far as their nominations
were concerned-together with their po-
sition against the change of county boun-
daries and county seats-and were almost
unanimously sustained by the convention.
Then, by sustaining your course in rela-
ton to the Topeka government, the entire
ticket are entire anti Topeka men, and
will favor the adoption of an entire new
constitutions outside of Topeka or any
thing else. Truth is powerful and will
prevail. Truly yours, &c.
LINN COUNTY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
Along Distance % Nm.

A few days since gentleman brought
q corn grist 10 be ground at the mill OF
Parham & Phelps. in this place. from the
Santa Fe Crossing of the Cottensood,
sixty males west of Emp9ria-this being
the nearest mill to that settlement. He
speaks faSorably Of the Upper Cotton
wood, and says it IS rapidly filing up
with settlers. Timber and stone are
abundant, and good claims can yet be had
along the stream. As yet. Empnria i
the nearest trading point Of any impor-
tance to these settlements, and for time
at least, if oar merchants viii It, then
trade viii come 10 this pisce.-Eaaporid
lAlesas. -.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27


This town, about nine miles from En-
poria, on the Upper Neoshc. bids fair TO
become an important point. Il is situat-
ed on 8 beautiful elevation, on the north
side Of the Eeosho, about two miles from
the stream, overlooking beautiful scope
Of country. Building has commenced On
the site. 4 hotel and store have been
built, and several other buildings ere IN
process of erection. Water is easily OBJ
iained at q moderate depth. and all the
surroundings are favorable. 4 sssmili
will soon be on the ground, 50 that lum-
Der can easily be had and stone is also
abundantin the vicinity. Shares are sold
reasonable, and good Inducements are be-
ing offered By the Company 10 pszsons
who viii build. The opening Is favor
able one 10 persons who wish to invest IN
ssus Kansas town -Eh4o7ia Nescs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
The soufh-Wes,.


We desire to direct the attention OF
those intending to emigrate to Kansas
this season, to the country southwest of
Emporia, and which has as yet attracted
but little attention from emigTants. The
Neosho Valley was the centre of sttrac-
ton last spring, and the bulk of the emil
grafton came hither. 4 few went farther
on to the Verdigris, and some few to the
Walnut and Whitewater; bat the settle
ments on those streams are yet compare.
lively small, and there is plenty of room
for more" The northern branch of the
Verdigris, situated about twenty miles
south of Emporia, is tolerably thickly set
tied, and with an intelligent, energetic
class of people, who are fast developing
the resources of the country.
To the southwest, the first stream af-
ter crossing the Cottonwood, is Indian
creek, about twenty miles from Emporia,
branch of the Cottonwood. The tim
Der here is not very heavy and mostly
young the soil is good and stone abun-
dant. There have been no claims taken
on this creek.
The next stream is Walnut creek, about
twenty miles farther. This is one of the
best streams in southern Kansas-clear,
sparkling, and ever running. The tim
Der is of an excellent quality and abund-
ant. The soil is rich and the face of the
country beautifully rolling. Springs are
numerous and stone for building is plen-
ty. The Walnut offers inducements to
settlers equal to thai of any other portion
of Kansas open for settlement.
A few miles west of the Walnut is the
Whitewater, still larger stream and bet
ter timbered, the country presenting all
the attractions of that along the Walnut.
But few claims are taken on the White
water, which will support dense settle
ments. A town called TowanGa has been
laid out On the Whitewater, and we un-
derstand that mail route has been estab-
lished to that point from Emporia, by
way of Bayard, on Indian creek, Chelsea
and Eldorado on Walnut creek.
South western Kansas is undoubtedly
the best portion of the Territory now
open for settlement. The advantages OF
climate and soil are superior to those OF
northern Kansas, and Nebraska, while
timber, stone and coal are more plenty.
Towns of importance will spring up in the
Southwest, aud a few years will witness
a remarkable change, as nowhere in Kan
sas will Mother Earth yield more lib.
eral return for labor bestowed than in the
South west. .-E Enlpo4fG Ne,us.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
H Brick buildings give town a bean

OF Brick buildings give a town beau
tiful and lively appearance. Although
We have here an abundance OF che finest
building stone we have ever seen, and the
same can be had without other expense
than quarying and hauling, we are glad
to know that several brick buildings are
to be put up as early as practicable, during
the coming season. An experienced brick
maker is making preparations to burn sew
eral large kilns during the summer which
he wiz offer for sale at prices that will
compete with the comparative cost of
stone work. During last season Stone
Masons charged from 10 to Il cents per
cubic foot for stone buildings Brick can
be laid for about $3.50 per thousand
7seumseh Settler.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-27
VIVA. ; nsvspsps. Does for Noshias.

The following article should be read
and pondered well by every one:--
The result of my observation enables
me to state, as fact, that the publishers
of newspapers ars more poorly rewarded
than any other class Of men IN the uni-
ted States, who invest an equal amount
of labor, capital and thought They are
expected to do.more service for less pay,
to stand more sponging and dead head
ing. to puff and defend more psopie
without fee OF hope Of reward, than sny
other class.
They credit wider and longer, get ef-
tsner cheated: suffer more pecuniary
loss; are oftener the victims Of misplaced
confidence, than any calling in the coEs-
munity. People pay printers bill more
reluctantly than any other. L goes
harder with them TO expena dollar On
q valuable newspaper than ten on gsw-
gaw, yet everybody ayails himself Of the
use Of the editors pen and the printers
ink.
How many professional and political
regulations and fortunes have been made
and sustained by the friendly. though
unrequited pen Of the editor ? How
many embEyo towns a1d cities have been
brought into notice, and pnffsd into pros
psriiy by the press? How many rail-
roads, now In successful operation, would
have foundersd bHt for the assistance Of
the lever that moves the world, !" in
short, what branch of industry q activity
has not been promoted and defended by
the press |?
And who has rendered It more than >
miserable pittapce for is mighty seryiceg
The bazaar of fashion and the hsunts oi
appetite and dissipation are thsongsd
With an eager crowd, bearing gold IN t1sir
palms, and the commodities there needed
| are sold at enormous profits. though IN
trinsically worthless. and psid fos With
scrnpnIous panctnality, vhlls the counting
room of the newspaper i the seat Of :
jewing, chsspsning trade, orders and PEN
nies. Il is made . point Of hssor to
| liqnidate ; gog bill, hut note Of dishonos
10 repudisse s printers bill.