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Nherin,S Safe.

Sugy"/S SeSeCs
Van Dohren,
Hamann,
VI.
II Il I.ienthal
i; !, a. \ !. l s':s'i e.r'.n''..
In the District Cour, Of Sco., County, State Of
Iows.
QY virtue Of an execution IN favor Of Yaa DOH
ID rem and HAmann, and against the above de-
fendrnts, dated February 5, 1859 ISSUED from the
orice or the Clerk OF the District Gogrt OF Scott
County, Iosa. aud TO me directed. commanding ne
that OF the goods chfttes stock or Int rest in any
Company, debts due property 10 the hands OF third
persons lands and tent mehs, Witch are not exempt
BY Jaw from execution, of the said II II Liltenha',
1 ! make, o. cause TO be made. the sum OF two hun
dred and thirty four aud Is 100 dollars, with inter
est and costs, have levied upon two bay horses
| set OF double hagness, and one tv horse iumt er
wagon CT the property of II Lilitnthal.
And hereby give public notice that shall onsI
for sale al public oucry In the In front OF
| Court House Of Scott county, Iowa, Friday, the
llth day OF March, 1852 at the houY OF O'CLOCK
p m Of said day to the highest bidder therefor IN
| cash, the sbove described property or eu0cient
thereof to salts the above debt with interest and
| costs
| February Q, 1859.
H.LEONARD,
Feb12 Sheri6of scott County, Iowa.
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ATHEBEAS on the 9TH day OF December, a.
w 1857. Wiism Guy and Martha J. ny exec
ted unto Austin Cortln AS Trustee, certain deed
Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land in soo
county, Iowa, described as follows u w.t. Lot nun.
Der fur r. 10 block number ten i0I In the villa
Of East davenport. being on the porth-weet co,ss
Of Main aud Mound str ects, which said convsyaa,-
was maze by the said william Guy and wife, forti-
purpose Of securing the paymen: OF two certain pra
msssory notes and the interest thereon signed = ,
said William Guy, dated the ffh day Of D,orit'
A d 1851, payable as follows. one for seventy
dollars due Ia six months. ami The other for sy hu
dred and sevcnty-gve dollars in one year 20 the o
der Of FranAh II. Cutting. at the backing huuss y
Macklot 4 Corbin with interest AT ten per cent I
not paid whsn dre. And row said asst nanel M
having become due and payable, and the said ~
lin. Guy having failed to pay the same, O. 49,
tin Coybin, trustee as Aforesaid, do hereby NJ.
this public notice, that by virtue Of the paw
which is In mo vested BY said deed ~ Trrst will.
Saturday, the 9th dag OF March, A u 1889. betweu
the hours OF ami o'clock In the Afternoon y
said day, nj the Count House door In the city of 10
venport, expose and offer for sale. at public arctic
the parcel OF land above described, muss
thereof ~ shall be necessary ~ satisfy and psy tn
amount of said note with the interest thereon p
the day Of sale, together with all the costs
expenses attending said sale. costs Of this notf,
and Trustees fees.
Dated the Sd day Of Februnry.A. D. 1855.
AUETiH C0hBIN. M
Ffb1-dta TyratsA.A
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LEGAL.
.EhPrVH,S Safe.

STATE OF IOWA, la tie District Court Of Scott
CouSrf on SooIr. I county, State OF Iowa.
Levi DC hin,
Rhodes a Hamilton
DY virtue of an execution, Issued from the once
~ ~ the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
lows III favor ~ Levi De bin and against Rhofs 4
Hamilton, dalei Febrpa 2iAt, 1859 ana 10 ma III
rec'fd nm nding me. tina. n the goods. ehatteis.
socs interes. In any ny a bt- due proper
~ Ia he hands Of third persons, lands end tene-
meats (which are not ~ emf " firm xecu; ion)
~ the sail Rhodes II HaTiian make or "a
b. msae the sum Of nne hundred and SKY fsnr
and To loo dollars, with interart AMI St.. levied
upon t~o yoke OF oxen, two yose-, ant one chain
And h4rcsv sise public notice that | shall ofieI
ior ssie nj public cry IN etrt.t in front Of II,
Court Hqns', IN the city Of iyfflor', inscstt
F. Stste u Iowa Thu sdsy, the n day II Marcel
iS59- at The tour ~ o'trrk m OF said day, Il
tht highest and est bidder therefor. in cash IN.
II W de- riref property, ufc ent thereof 10 sat
tsfy the above debt. with Interest and costs.
Dated thi, .Gih day OF February, 1859.
n. LEONARD,
FeheI Sh'n OF Scott 90, Iowa.
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REMOVALS..

n II M On 1t
rIARDWARE ON COMA1SSION.-The subscri-
ll Der has removed his entire stock OF Hardware
70 his store IN Nichols Block, corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE. where
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BUILL rs,
BLACKSNI7,HS, MA CHLNISTS,
IZNNNE.KS AND FARMERS
will here md . larse and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and HeNry HnrdsUare
which will be sold BY the undersigned At ten to
twenty i've per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store At as low
rates at St. Louis Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
1oOdtf 10. WA6HBUR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
THE CHEA P EST

VALENTINES and Envelopes J!
TUSr Received by F,press difes. rom 1. .'s.un
. ehoiee assortment OF
Valentines. Valentine Cards, Envelopes
g.. Ac and selling a, prices 10 sutt NEW TINES
varying from
rwo for s cents - $500 each,
Ehvssopes included Mono Included In this sse ee
which viii causs feeling a regrss in .ne ssnass
5000 stanpe. and willing Deess ard uesess'
Ala sor ~ ~ ,ouimodatioa u puschasess.
0ell snd seo then end - ne RUeOs y ~
- t@se@ unAnaao AoAnA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
GROCERIES.

MmrralA for Pixies Peak
III. Who int. nd going 10 Pixies Peak ne1t Spring
~ had better come TO the
"IXnscEeye SsOre,o
TO get their outfit. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
vi.,ans NAV there be fcnDd 10 Abundsnce, Tor cash
ACresh Lot Of Goods Jast Received.
SUGARS.
New Orlesns Sugar. IS ,nnds for one dcl,sr,
N q Prime, = r1ushri,
Louisiana q laYiheds f.Wnereu,
Beichets Oisfihea'
MOLASeE7 AMI ayRuPS.
ps,cher,- Golden Syrup, n o kelaases (neu crop)
pine Apple Syrup Il Moiasres.
CDFFKKs.
Prime Rio, Fresh Roasted
Old Gov Java Gov Java and Rio.
rRAs.
Irrlerisl, Oolone,
Y0ng Hyson.
PLoUR.
Iohntons Buckwhsat do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Goldfish,
MsekeYel, NO Wniso Fisn.
SALT.
q A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
white = soap, CASTLE Soap.
Brown do Transparent Soap
OIL.
whale flor burning,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
eultana Raisins Dust recd) Zaute CurrADts,
Valencia do Citron
NIB do Pfunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn ~ d N
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kin1s.
FAlRHAVEN OYSTE8 ., alwavs fresh
All articles sold are warranted TO be rs good .
can be found Is the city.
All Goods 10 + reasonable amount, DELIVERED
HREB OF CHAEOE, within the city limits.
Jan9-dAwf c. N, SHIP N AN.
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THE FARMERs. GUIDE


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Apptetou & 90, World Renowned Woman. Az On
- St1atfosd Gallery, I2O0
Derby & Jackson, Women Of fesuty, &c, I2OO
/" Jossphiae Gallery, 7OO
Atlanslc Souvenir, 7.O0
y Butler & Co, Gallery Of Famous Poets, l20
q Sabbath De1 eeFiee, each 9O0
eonessa Diminsr, Lays for the Land Of Luther 7OO
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

n T'nlss1bls Improvement,
Patented June 8, 1868.
nON'f USE injurious chemicals. acids, OF mine
- raj sstrinsents, aud
SAVE TINE! SAVE CASH. SAVE BARK
By using Aorgap's process Of tsnning leather. II
has been tested for two prior date OF letters
patent. Leather one-hslf tanned BY the common
methods, completed without the aM OF machinery,
or extra outlay Of capital; o. increased weight fully
crmpensates for time and material (which IL album.
danf eveTy where. This process preserves oil tho
benefits OF French Tanning, without the expense Of
time and money.
This is TO certify that Lewis Johnson saddle and
harness maker, have used aud d. use 70 CON. dera-
bic extent leather tanned By Jesse NorRsn's Patent
Tanning Proccss, and nd that In every n.tance is
has gve0 entire satisfaction, for durability and es.
eral good qualities. LEWIS JOHNSON.
Sumpter, June 16, 1858.
This IL to certify I an . boot mater OF fourteen
years. constant practice, working in the main French
Calf and nne stock. ! have used some leather
tanned BY Horgans process, to perfect eatisfac-
ton, and the general commend OF my customers -
The leather IL solid. durable. and wears smooth and
pliable; intend Of becoming hard, grows eoft.
b. LIND.
Chop, Town, County OF etsts privileges cold cheap
or exchanged on fair terns Address,
AGENT M0R0AN'0 TANNING,
Jsls-dIm-wam Dox 90. Osvelaad, Ohio.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
New Meat Market.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.aNCT DYE HOUSE.

II 0RAUPNHR voali respectfully notify the a..
= isens Of Davenport, nock Island and vicinity
oha1 b hes taken house On
THIRD u. BET. BRADY AND FERRY.
IN DavenpoRt, and proposes 70 the Ladies' and
0enela0ee ths& - viu Color and 0oour Sill, Grape
oAawls, Wool, Ceteoa, Hair, Hsathess, Straw and
Durs.
He hes sssa - yeass In Tie business and has
wont y IN hnssls Italy. Germany end ID IL primo.
~ cis;sa 81 ~ OlteeA ototar
Al RWDO -
0bOnt9O00O1as0 Clothes.
- Mn vss5ast ~ es,ss - 80 Dssa11aal = o.
~ oseo ..WA Seo
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Buffalo & Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
At the above once tickets for New York, Boston,
and oil 4tati.ns on the New York & Erie and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRAOK,
Agent Of 3 !. II Railroad,
sprl8dly CHR No SO Dearborn st., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

WINTER ARRANGEME Emf.
Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r.
Trains run by Chicsge time, which i. twelve min
utss faster than Davenport time.
nN and after Monday, Jan. 10th, 1869, and until
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport, fer
Nuscatine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
0ity (Sundays excepte,) ~ follows:
ist Express and Nail Train at Dos n
Trans Will lesve Davenport lor Chicasodaily, sun
1ays excepted - f0llows:
lst Nail Train, At IS n
ID Dx2ress Train, st 5eOP n
Trains arrive st Davenport daily. Olndays szesp
lsd) ~ follows:
vaoM TEE EAST.
let Express Train q 645 An,
"a Mail Train, 1t 756 Pm
FROM TEE WEST.
let Express and Man Train, q 545PH
Trains run BY Chicago time, which Is twelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
AL trains out Of Davenport will make connections
Of Columbs City, Warrington and Iowa City with
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points w est
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island with
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for ell points
East, North and South.
Passenger reminded Of the necessity OF giving
Aistinct direction ~ to the destination Of their bag
gage also before taking heir sestsp
he cars.
N. b. The Movnine (s:55'A ny train for the East
connects 1t J. liet with trains tie Michigan Gen.
I, al Z At the Junction with trains the Pitts
burg, IT wayne h Chicago B.; IT Chicago with
trains the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
trail Rail Roads.
Jsl9-dtf JOHN r. TRACY, Supt.
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G. n. 8CH0veNS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 63, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
t3rA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTE-u
FROM IHs WEST TO
Boston, New York and the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Wsster1, Ogdens-
bNr0h and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk Railrsad Of Canada
Passengers BY this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some II the Crane est and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including Toronto, Niagara
Falls Suspension Bridge, the thousand Islands,
White Mountains, the Tubular Bridge, (nearly 2
miles in length, Lake Champlain. Fdlis of Mont
naoremdi, HudsOn Rirer, ETC., etc.
ON and after Nav /, 1885, bsge age will b checked
through from Chicago.
TO EMIGRANTs.
Passages may be secured at the Office ofthe corpa-
ny In Chicago BY sailing vessels from London Liver.
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull, Aberdeen
sud Mon,rrse An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emf
grants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $50 to $35 to Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
Tho Mammoth Steamship
LAVA HI AN,
OF $4,000 TONS, AND 100 r.0 LONG
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trips to Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chicago the chief towns in Europe Will short
ly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all points
Bast, also for the Levia han, for the n. o. s. g.
Co.'S ships be obtained at the Office OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. Sc Dearborn street; Chicago
ExHAN6E ON RUROPs.-S'ght Drafts on London
1t live d, .rs per pound sterling. may be procured
1t tho ofhce Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, in Obi
cag0:
WARRACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk H 90, Of Canada.
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Removal.

a.
UNHR Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thanku for for al past fsvoss
they respectfully solicit liberal shareo patron
age Of he public.
J.H. CAMP co.
NIB. Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded ~ cheap - d any Stable
10 the Oity OacodN
Removal.
VVHE subscribers would inform their patrons and
i the public generally that they have removed
their stock OF Groceries from their old stand In Post
once Block, 70 next door to " WNey's, West Oec.
osd street, where they will be happy to meet both
old and now customers and friends coDtlnuet
liberal patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
hov1e WILSON HARLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

I'LL Goods Delivered Free !!
II. A. WUPPERMANN,
uny.ccpo avn cvpupo
rs.s ~ a., .;nds. coeso. Pine Ola 1.v. and uoch.
syrup o. all kinds White psppe s.c Tap9cs
SP. -, '''' NC" ""'s'"s' 'is'' D"e'' f'u"e''
Canada Hf,ssp and Flaz Seeds,
Worcestershire Sauce, French and English Mustard,
CHOiCE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
ANOIhEN l. LARGE
AVID
~e11 A~~1rra1a toolx
Fresh GrOccrles
And for sale at the lowest possible nsure,H
-
Fr e n - uS airs
W ALL A'nS'
prr 0u.p,o p-v,Nrn c.puoYrcuno CONG
~ T VEL p" Ao"'0-0
GOLDEN SY RUPS
n, uor.Coro
corree.,
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$1,000 Bundles Wire Femcina

We are prepared 10 make contracts with dealers
for nPst quality annealed pence Wire, Nos ard o.,
10 quantities Of net less than ton deliverable at
our warehouse at any time previous to the first day
Of June next-ave per cent cash 10 be paid when the
coutla oct Is made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond With ue.
jana THOMAS B. DIOKRRSON.
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Shes.tN's Safe.

1Hs s IA, G Oh IOWA, n the Dis.rIe. Court
Michsel Raphael,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
Legal Notice.

100, IRA M. CLIFFORD,
fen-zI Olerk o. Scot, county District Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
CORBIE / DOW,

Let the foregoing be publish ei in The Weekly lows
State Democrat fouI weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD
Feb22 Gi'k OF 9coti Co District court
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-23
The gust.
Athens, Friday, December 20, 1850.
The Presidents Message.

The New York Herald approves the
idea thrown out from Washington that
the President, in default of an organiza-
tion of the House within day or two,
will send in his annual message to the
Senate. Why not? The Senate is organ
lied and ready for business. Let them
inform the President of that fact, and let
him respond by sending in his message.
Why should the Senate, and the coun-
try, and the world, be kept waiting on
account of an unorganized House of Rep
resentatives? Why should the dinner be
kept waiting for these absentees until eve
ry thing is cold?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-23
From tho East.

Philadelphia, Dec 15.-There is pros
pect of riot tonight. An anti-slavery
fair is being held at Concert Hall, also a
meeting at the Assembly buildings. The
Mayor this morning requested them to re-
move flag with exciting inscriptions sus-
pended over the street, The Sheriff Or
derod the fair to be closed before clock
this afternoon. There is much excite
ment. The Abolitionists are in Council
and have resolved to proceed in body to
the Hall TO protect their goods. The Of
fensivc flag was removed.
G. w. Curtis will lecture tonight on
slavery. A meeting is called outside to
prevent the dissemination of principles
intended to arouse intense animosity, and
to check the hirling incendiaries who are
making infammatory addresses. The May
or is taking every precaution to prevent II
disturbance.
LATER.-Curtis' audience consisted of
200 persons. Tho outside audience of
10000 persons was addressed by John d.
Miles, Richard Peters and others. The
mob threw stones at the windows of the
Curtis meeting. Several rioters were ar
rested-the Mayor and Sheriff were hiss
ed by the Curtis audience during the de-
livery of the lecture. The hissers were
expelled by the Police. The excitement
is subsiding.
Nc~ York, Dec. 15.-The Jewelry store
of Demprey & Fargo was robbed OF nearly
all its contents last night. Four lads, in
cludiEg their clerk, have been arrested
and $4,000 worth of goods subsequently
recovered. The rumored failure of Van
Brunt and Watrons, provision dealers, de-
pressed the pork market. Their liabilities
are S250,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-23
VOL. XII---NO. 587.
The Democratic Party.

Joyner was q man of infinite jest and
imperturbable gravity. t- .e %:
Gen. Jones was hot-headed and i'm
petuous democrat. eHs
Joyner did not belong to the Demo-
cratic party. .s.r
Gen. Jones approached party of men,
composed almost entirely of his own
political friends, in hot haste, bringing
the Ito them) glad tidings of another
democratic victory. He was received
with enthusiastic shouts of applause
yoyper sought and obtained an intro
duction to Gen. Jones.
Glow are you Mr.. Joyner," and at the
same time giving him grip that would
have made any other man repent the
embrace.
Joyner released his hand. and with sin
eerity prominent in every lineament Of
his visagc, differently addressed the i'm
petuous Democrat.
General Jones am right in supposing
the principles of the democratic party to
be the principles of the democratic
party"
ITO be sure" obviously retorted the
General.
"Well, then" replied Joyner, ~ am
correct in supposing the principles of the
democratic party to be the principles Of
the democratic party and sir according
tothis admission, that the principles of the
democratic party ARE the principles of
the democratic party, why, then, the
principles Of the democratic party xusT
be the principles of the democratic party"
The savage glance of Gen. Jones could
discover not the slightest trace of mis-
chief and with an effort to control him
self, lie replied;
"How is that, Mr.. Joyner? l don't
know that understand you. Please be
a little more definite"
81 now feel convinced" resumed Joy.
ner, that the principles of the demo-
cratic party are the principles Of the
democratic party and sir, if the princi-
pies of the democratic party are the prin-
ciples of the democratic party, why, then,
the principles of the democratic party.
must be the principles of the dem"
Here row ensued, and the confer
ence was broken off, yet "the principles
of the democratic party" were as we'll
defined as any of the leaders can define
them nowadays. .....
But though worse speckled, in the COL
or of different political diseases, than Ja-
cob's cattle, there is one thing, and only
one, upon which the leaders of the Ma
tional democratic party agree and that
one thing is the spoILs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-23

PLoUGHISG OLD ORCHARDS many
old orchards there are that have been
seeded down, and the land suffered to lie
in grass till the trees produce cracked,
gnarled and worthless fruit, and little of
that. Such orchards should be ploughed,
and as deep as may be, without disturb
ing too many of the roots. The present
is good time to perform this labor,
the earlier the better. Fall and winter
ploughing and summer fallows are as good
for fruit-trees as for any farm crop. Do
not neglect this. 1t will pay-pay double
and treble.