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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

IoUIsyIL f. March 1.-MoSEY MARKEr.-A more ac-
tive demand has prevailed for money for the last few
diys though the market may still be reported easv
The approach OF the 18th Of March, which is generally
Of the heaviest days in the year, may cause
strngency.
Exchange continues firm. The banks are still sell
ing New York short sight at = and the brokers at a
prem. New Orleans short sight 7s9I prem.
Currency 10 undergone no change whatever, and
continue 90 quote Wisconsin and Illinois ika2
discount. We continue to quote Tennessee, Indiana
State, and Ohio State Bank al par. Missouri ami In
diana free banks. and South Caroliua "a discount;
North Carolina, and Georgia dis.
Geld is selling at ~ = prem. and brought H9k
prem. Silver is very dull; the brokers buy it at =
dis.
NEW YORK, Feb, 25.-P. M.-There is a bou-
yaBt OF fe ling ia the street. and the
orally well received. We have no further chInge TO
make In rates Of interest but money easily obtained
n. ..-lr.a. cllrla..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, Feb. 25-Sales of cotton to day 1000 bales
Middlng 101lc. Sales during the week II 900 bales,
and receipts during the time 10, GOO against D
500 bales last year. The increased receipts this
port are I73, 600 bales. The stock is ls3 300.
MOBILE Feb. 26.-SIles Of Cotton to-day 1000 bales
at improving rates. Mddling l0Z9llc'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores.
or Diseases OF the Skin, when such certain
remedies as McLEAN's STRENGTHENING Cor
DIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and MCLEAN Vol
CANIC On LINIMENT can be so easily obtained.
The Cordial will purity the blood thoroughly
and the Liniment will cure any sore. See the
advertisement. feb17-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Sailed.

New YORK, March 2.-The Black Warrior
has gone entirely to pieces.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
TINE ANNlHILATED!!
Cream Actually Pruzrn In Three Minutes !!
T o r r E Y
Four Minute Freezer.

PATENT APPLIED FoR.
FIsHE subscriber, sfler careful stadF aaa sarlouz
IL experiments, has saceeeded Ia cafsirncfiax =
Freerer, which for slmpslcsys earaeEltxs rspE-ny
aae qualify VI is pFodnetion = enegg.iea,
not tall - beeonzf . anfEsr<al isFerlle.
To satisfy the iacEcdekRss, there Ulil b seskls
pablic exhlhnssns u this Frrezef, al No. Pau II
b prove rs aaisf 10 do All thai = cl4ieasa foF =
sizes srum 10 % quarts
The undersigned 9TH dsspase q rs a * u AAs-
SEisfs F51f4Lkks. neH On haFd. nfsn t4turaAle
terms J. r TohREf. Aznufzrturer,
No. fiasl slFeEt, Ae~ York
Also, Nsnafnefarefss ssAeezzla Agent Sc lie eek
brs,se ui@ nmlaIss Coaee sad Tss ftls, ana Ar
shsrssp fsseGl self sealing Csas aud Jars
feb2s-dim
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Charleston Market,
Monetary and Financial.

CHARLESTON Feb. 2S, p. NJ COTTON - Holders
Ann. Sales this morning 700 bales, at to II q
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

Ali articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge. When selling
the quantity. J. Z. BAUMAN L co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &C, from Rock
City Mills, will ind order Box at the Post Office
and at W. ii. Gordon x Co.'s Warehouse where the
car-man calls four times each day.
Tebl0-tf J. T.. BAUMAN co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
FINE CHANDELIERS

I WILL furnish Chandeliers, either for burning Gas,
OIL OF Candies, 20 suit any sized building, Church,
Hotel or Public Hall M the city county, with ali
the gisss Globes OF Shades cheap as they can be
had from any trket-
keep good 1rtment OF ali the small Gas FIX
tures, with Drop Lights paper and fancy coiorcd
Glass shades, patent Burners &C
Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.
] have the very best workmen always ready 70 do
any kind OF Ga fWliug. Also, all the machinery for
eating and sereSing Gas Pipe, and will sell any
Der Of feet parties In the country, cut % their
mcasurrncat plans, and can farnish the tongs and
cher tools % thai they can do their own ~erk-
Steam and Steamboat Work,
steam Pipe steam Valves cocks and other articles
hand loo repairing steam work. %
s.KANBoAf BiOwEtS, an other steam psps
JAS II. KESDuck,
febzs-Sm rsA So Cherry street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03

THE BALLAD OF THE OINTMENT
nazinaum IOal1m sub n4biJas RHrtqiibss noI1a
JOAxSEs FULyIrs
when little join bh snsy's tee,
And Mary scalded praffiing Joe,
What healed their WOUNDS and soothed their soe
The ontlneIti
When Tommy gouged his sisters eye,
And singing bees made Ellen cry,
What sovereign balm did aptlyf
The 0intEnend
What agent then could oae desire,
To Qacuch the rage 81 burning are,
To sOcth The sting q insects dlEef
Tbs Oiutnlen
Each Druggist IN tbs happy land
For tgenty ave cents in bis hand,
I. Vii forthwith islzcs ~ your command
That OlntneHl
THE GRAEffNBf-RG GREES MOUNTAIN ONT
MEM d f0r sale ey ali Druggists IN Issnes-e zas BY
AlEx- MACKENZIE.
1sHio-d IL College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-03
Spffial notifes.
Rock CITY Mills.
1 Corrected Weekly.

D. Il. fA ChAN a COss frOprletOrs.
I E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF RoCk CITY
ID FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, corner OF Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date, until further noticethe
price of
Extra Family Flour. SO so Fine Bran .... so
Fine Flour. 3 90 Mixed Brah- so
Unbolted. so Coarse Bran ........ 20
Mddlings.. q 90 Corn Meal T5c q bushel.
Chop Feed, q bush. as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

BAGGING SNIPE.-We heard yes
terday Of good joke played on 'werdant"
some time ago. Not to mention names. .
certain Northern Line boat on her up trip
lately, stopped At . wood pile to wood up,
and while tied up there. . party Of rather
fast chaps who we're on board a. passengers,
concluded to 60 ashore after snipe. Now
there happened to be on the boat . rather
vsrdant specimen of hoosier upon whom the
chaps had concluded to play . practical
joke. and this was an opportunity not to be
neglected. So procuring . grain bag they
went in search of their victim and toted
him off into the woods to help them bag
snipe. They gave him the bag. instructing
him to watch it. and they would 60 down
farther into the woods and chase the game
towards him and he was to secure the bag
when it got fsh.
They started off Immediately for the boat
and there sat verdant anxiously looking for
the approaching game. not for the moment
imagining that he had been made game of
until the Clerk Of the boat, taking compass
sion on him, started off after him. and in a.
81 Doth manner as the ridiculous situation
Of the poor fellow would admit Of, informed
him that he had been cold. So to give mat
ter little turn on the other side, he com.
msnesd filling his beg with giassng, and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the steamship Canada.

SAckvILLE n. b, Oct 6.-The steamer
Canada arrived at Halifax yesterday at
noon with Liverpool dates to Saturday the
gath.
The horse cypress with the dispatches
for the Associated Press reached here this
morni g, Dat the telegraph lines having
been disarranged b. the storm of yesterday.
no communication could be dispatched until
noon to-day. The following is an abstract
Of the commercial intelligence furnished by
the Canda:
LIyERrooL, Sept 23.-Lower qualities of
cotton have declined during the week l Sd.
Breadstuffs of all qualities show declin-
ing tendency. Prov sions close to day.
London money market, Sept 23rd, 10 de-
cidedly more stringent. Consos closed at
95 5-S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing malls IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsrsRH NAIL, arrives At 6:45 4 y and $50 ? n
closes At 8: IS A \ AID $50 Pm
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and Northern lows
arrives at 90 P Y. ciosesat 9:15 M.
SOUTHERN A.uL, from 81. Louis anu Southern Mis-.
souri,, Aratves at go N; closes at 9:15 An.
WEsTEkN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
6:8O N closes at $3.50 M.
1LLINoIs WAY NAIL, arrives 6:46 A M and $50 P
n; closes at A and 8 NJ
RIVER NAIL SoUrH, including river towns above st.
Louis the Missouri River, Nebraska and K Kansas,
via Hannibal st Joseph X b, arrives at 10 A
M; closes at 4PM.
RIVER MAIL, In ciuding river towns from e Claire
to Lyons, arrives at 3 A = clio ,es 1T $50 n.
NORTHERS NAIL, bv lanh, up the river, arrives At
Sundays, Wednesdays and Pridsys: closes at
9PM on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frtdavs.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives At IL y, closes 1t IL N
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at II NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
INaxosA MAIL, arrives and closes an IL M, on
Thursdays.
The cffce will be open Sunday during the Sum-
mtr from to 10 A M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. J. Z. Huston, Universa'ist minitter from
Wisconsin, will preach 10 wesley Chapel, Sunday,
October ., at 1OH y and 7HPM.
The Rev. 8. McC. Anderson, OF Ohio, will preach
In the FIRST Presbyterian Church Tomorrow. Ser
vices TO commence st 10K A n and I N.
The Rev. Mr. Butterneld having returned home,
viii preach 70 morrow morning st l0K o'cioct, and
10 the evening st oele in the Chur Of which he
is psstor-second Baptist, corner Of Perry and 4sh
streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
RIVER ITEMS.
Friday. Oct. 8.

Friday. Oct. 8.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb, Montrose.
ALHANBRA, Mitchell. Galena.
IDA MAY, Gray, st. Louis
DEPARTED.
FAENNY HARRIS. Webb. Galena.
ALHAMBRA. Mitchell, Aontrose.
IDA MAY. Gray. st. Paul.
UP BoAT.-The Kate Cassel will be the
morning boat for Galena and Dubuque this
morning, at 7 o'clock.
For MoNrRosE-The popular cid steamer
Ben Campbell leaves this morning punctual-
ly at o'clock for the lower Rapids, where
connection is made with the cars to Keokuk
and there with the lower packet boats for
s.. Louis, through sooner than the other
boats.
BUsIsEss on the levee was very dull yes
terday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

RKPoRTKD By MASTER CLINICS PAkKHUss1

SHooriNG.-As the town is literally COW
cred with qusils. all the sportsmen are
shooting about at random, much to the
danger of the more quietly disposed peo-
pie. A servant girl narrowly escaE ed be-,
ing shot yesterday the shot striking uten-
sill she was handling. Where is our Mar
shal
THE NEw PAPER--The first number of the
LIE Claire Register was issued on Friday
1t is fine little sheet, and under the super
vision Of its present proPrietors. it will no
doubt, bel permanently established Jour-
nal. The town needs local paper, and the
citizens should patronize it largely.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
Farm for Sale.

1On ACRES, fenced in four 20 acre lots; and q
i OU broke except 20 acres; two story frame
house nsarly new, four rooms and porch below and
two large rooms above, cellar. socd well at the
door. good well at stable; stsbling and other OUT
raots 90 cherries, pums grspes, &c; tin ber, lot
good coal and rcck the place, running water
scross the farm Said farm lies on the Davenport
and Iowa City road, one mile from SvefsnorLs tav-
ern. 10 Huec 10 miles from nusc stine
and is miles west q Davenport, ana milrs from
Wilton. Said property 10 offered at go per acre 10
payments % suit Enquire for
6eut n. 1854 PRANCIS 01LvHRrHO1n,
dAvlm oilvevthoSu's Tavern.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
Australian X ely Whipped In Twelve
Rounds

BUFFALO, October 6-The prize fight this
morning at Point Abino, in Canada result
ed in Price whipping Kelly in twelve rounds
occupying forty minutes.
Kelly was seconded by Harry Gribben
and Johnny Morrissey, and Price by Heenan
and Mackey.
At LAO P. M. the men shook hands, and
stripped for the fight. Kelly appeared like
one bunch of muscle, and the more power
full of the two. while Price appeared clean.
limbed, lighter, and more active.
Price held 5000 in his hand, offering to
bet it that Kelly could not whip him in an
hour but nobody took it.
First Round-Considerab sparring
Price smiling and good-natured; Kelly
seemino cool and resolute. After one o.
two light passes, they clinched, Price
throwing Kelly, but getting q black eye In
the tussle.
I'd round-The men went briskly to work.
After some counter hitting, rice struck
Kelly on the left eye, drawing the first
blood some brisk fighting done. Kelly
struck Price blow which Heenan claimed
foul, saylng he would claim the fight if it
was done again. 1t was decided not foul.
Price carried his corner by the second
round-drawn.
Sd Troublesome wide sparring and one
or two body blows exchanged. They
clinched. Price throwing Kelly.
4th round-Without much ado, Kelly
struck full for Prices breast, but missed the
blow. Price lodging quickly and com.
pletely. Price backed TO the corner they
clnched and Kelly knocked Price down.
5th round-Kelly came up more conf.
D. - frao
though .miling-bo,h guarded and cautious.
Closed in briskly and a dozen or two blows
were exchanged Kelly down. Two to
one offered on Price with no takers.
9th roundabout came to the scratch af-
ter merely washing their mouths with wa
ter. Kelly led off with stinger under
Prices ear, receiving one full in the eye in
return, and clinched and Kelly was thrown
heavily.
7th round-Both came up smiling and
spirited. Kelly backed by Price into the
corner Kelly's eye bleeding profusely.-
Price bleeding on the neck. Five to two
offered on Price. Heavy blows interchang-
ed and Kelly dropped.
Sth round-Very short round After
sparring less than quarter of minute Price
knocked Kelly down.
9th round-Price improving, and back
ed Kelley to the corner. After some
springs they clinched, Price throwing kel
ley.
10th round Price again backed Kelley
to the corner. They clinched, Price Civ
ing Kelley come severe body blows kel-
ley fell. This round lasted nearly one min
ute.
18th round-Price still backing Kelley
to the corner . few passes we're exchan-
ed Price knocked Kelley down. This last
ed half minute.
18th round-Price very confident-Kel-
ley more so than before; after some light
sparring. some hard fighting was done,
Price getting Kelley In chaucery, and punch.
ing him severely.
Upon time being called for the 18th
round, Kelley's seconds came and threw up
his cap-s signal Of his defeat
The fight lasted 40 minutes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
G. q NJ M r RC Il AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY RsPcRT.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEnocRAr,l
Friday Evening. Oct. 7. 1852 {
A short but heavy sho ser this morning threatened
Vet dsv, and caused the receipts Of grain TO be
some~hat smaller than usual, but the weather
cleared srds poon and the afternoon wss quito
pleasant
Blu ness WAS better than yester In all snchss.
The grain market was active and wheat steady at
ye'terdsys figures. Barley deolin.d 2@3c. Oau
Onions were sustsinsd d At yesterda . prices.
Below We give the figures OF receipts, shipments
and qnotsiiols for to-day.
FLOUR Market unchanged and demand steady
for home consumption. shipments lO0 bbls TO New
York, and 100 bbls 70 Chicago. We qnote sp, ns
extra At - SO whoesa'e and - 90 retail-18 75 In
sacks retail: old wheat -four o5 20 p barrel
WHsAr--S~ady, and 10 good demand 1t S5@s1c
Receipts o l60 Lu Shipments rs bu.
CsRH-ln better demand. hat rather quiet We
quote new In ear at 25c; old crop 40946c Receipts
100 bu.
OATs-Stesdy snd arm At sO032c. Receipts |, $50
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
FARLsY-Aarket WEAK At . still further decline.
We quote II a6 694Oc. Reoei,ts 2,ssobu. Shipments
9c5 bu
cNioNs-'I suy - IoVV0Oc NeCe1p0 0SO O0.-
Shipments I, ,l60 bu.
PoTAToEs-Demand good for shipping. and mar
ket ransins from 8O@40c. Receipts sss tn.
HAY-Aarkst dali with . good supply but slov
demand. Upland prairie 0Og4 50 {; timothy 90,
Ioos-In good demand At llcol2hc, for shipping
BUTrsR-In good demand for family u.c We
quote good dairy At i7G2Oc; common nrkin and roll
at12A@l5c.
Characterization Reserve Sc Wholesale and IOta
19Nc retail.
HAMs-0ood sugar cured l8c retail common
10c
eHouLDERs.-0ood 7c Wholesale, end retail, 50
canvAssed.
nRIsD BBE1-llc wholesale and I3c retail.
DRIED APrLss-A good article qrcted at IL.
wholesale and 12l5c retail.
DRIsD PEACHES -Unpared II NC wholesale ant
i6c retail; pared Csc retail,
OoD1IsH IA good art icle Sc retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
=
PUTNAM & I.EAKE.
=. Il. VALLEY.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELOKS AT LAW and
"A Notsres Public. Once, No. % Main street,
DavenpOrt, Town NnYl1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
Mail Train Attacked bv Indiana.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7th.-A dispatch from In
dependence says the mail which left there
the 10th. for Santa Fe, had been attacked
by 1ndians beyond Pawnee Fort. The
Conductor and one man were killed.
The incoming mail had not arrived on
Tuesday, and fears were entertained for its
safety
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
Truasdell House.

eTyHE proprietor RI the above Dsmed honse and re
gently ~ the Park House, has leased for . term
Of yearr reated paintet snd papered my old stand,
hssle north Of the Court House, on Clinton street.
where al my old friends ana oshe's VINO may see NJ
10 eaII viii and sysrytaiTg in prime order. The
above house 10 much the business part II the
CITY than the Park, which y nov closed g Hotss
Give Ne cell. J. x1USD1Lls
jrly1 4ropgise6gs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

LOCALS. = Although things we're
quite lively Yesterday, yet We found local
items very scarce. There were no acci.
dents. no fights and nothing interesting to
write about.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
DR.. }. Mcdonnell,
Veterinary Surgeon, M. r. Y.

VX7OULD respectfully inform the publioN
w that he can be consulted at his Vet SN
Urinary Establishment ION Third Htreet, AA
between Brady and Perry streets) all tine dlseaees
the horse Is subject to. After acquiring all the
modern improvements IN the science Of Veterinary
Medicine q d Surgery, - e8pounded ia the Englieh
and Continental Colleges te feels happy In Saying
that he will give satisfaction.
All diseases warranted cured II cureable, or NO
charge made. Consultation free.
4 horse shoeing shop :" ""nneation, where horsss
are shOd proper. juns7dAw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

A HENS NEsr.-The editorial table
of the Gazette is being used of late as
hens nest. Every body possessing res
markable chicken. brings it in to Add San.
ders and has it lay an egg on his table
The "lay Of the last minstrel" is recorded
in yesterdays Gazette. and q whopper it
was, too. The hen that laid that egg and
that frequently lays two day." is one Of
q brood of Brahmas raised by Mr.. R. Neely,
Who informs Us that these hens very fire.
quently lay such eggs. and aIrays lay larger
one a than any other breed of chickens.
Mr.. Neely has kept this breed pure for
four years. and every Spring and Fall sets
two or three hens. TO keep up the stoek.-
The sggs have bean sold 1t ta.So per dossn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

SoFr SoAPING GURLEY.-The Ga
zette of yesterday contains very soft piece
of flattery on Will lam Henry Fitz Hugh
Gurley. Esq, one Of the Republican candi.
dates for Representatives. We suppose,
however, that Mr.. Gurley is proof against
such soft-soaping. A good joke on Cur
lay
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

~- The School question comes up
again this morning, at ten o'clock. at the
Conr. House. It 10 some what difficult to
nform our readers in advance, precisely
what the result Of the convoca alton will be.
40 ne will wait until the next issue. At al
ev ents we hope the Schools will not be
permitted TO close. Economy. however, ir
commendsble, and should be thoroughly
inculcated
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

SHORT TELEGRAPH.-Our telegraph
news to-day is very short, but We have
given our readers occasionally very long
reports, and the little ones have to be made
up by other matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
St. Louis Market.

1hursdsy, Oct. 8, 1859.
PLoUR-In strady demand and market nrm City
super0ne Is; Country double extra 65
WHEAf-Steady. Spring and Ciub s2@s5c COM
mon fall s5c fair 70 prime fall sO@l co; red and
white O5@1l 12x.
Coas-very little doing. Market steady at 9O0
Csc.
OArs--Steady and firm. Light 45h prime 4sc; +;
choice &c.
bARLEY-Demand good for spring at 66@65 fall
72c.
ONIOns-Aarket continues dull. Small sales Of
good to choice at 400l5Oc,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
Chicago N aPk ct.

Thursday Evening Oct. 6, 1859.
HLouR-Steady. "Duhuque City, OOj 'Far-
mers" 10; other brands 20, all spring extras !;
white winter 12A.
WHEAT-Spring closed 1t an advance Of &c -
Winter steady and firm. No white winter o. on
track; No red do 9O;; No 2 do SOC; No 1 spring
76kc; No2 do 7Ikc, all In store.
CORN-Quet and . shade better. No in store
74c; No 2 do 72c
OATs-Dull and heavy No In store 20c.
BAALRY-Duil AID &c lower. No in store SAC.
ONIoNs-Nothing doing.
PorATOEs-very dull at eO683c.
BuTrER-Steady st 12Alao for nrkin; 1l@3I6c for
hoice dairy.
EO0s-Steady At III Nc p doz.
LARD-In good demand at llAc.
HIDEs-Harket quiet at 16116kc fr dry nint;
7k@so for green saIted; 12S14c for dry do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

A DEMOCRATIC CHICKEN. - We
heard yesterday. of hen belonging to q
prominent Republican. living on the bluff,
that lives. eats and roosts at home, but a.
ways goes off to the premises Of . neighbor.
a strong Democrat, whose house 10 some four
or five lots distant from the hens legitimate
house. to lay its daily egg Whether po-
litics has anything to do with the hens con-
duet We wot not, but it certainly shows
great ingratitude to its Republican bene-
factor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

RErURNED.-Mr. III. N. Washbon
returned yesterday with his four year old
Devon bull, from the St. Louis Fair, where
he took the first premium. of $4,000 on
Devon bulls. Mr.. Washbon took the first
premium Of $4,000 at the National Fair at
Chicago with this same bull.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
Meeeins Of Boa,d Of Com missao oners.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 7th.-Tbe Board Of
Commissioners of Foreign Missions contin-
ued its evening session till 10 o'clock this
morning, debating the report Of the Preei.
Dental Com nittee recommending the dis
continuing Of the Choctaw Mission. The
report was finally adopted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

Our Dry GooDs MERCHANTS must
have done handsome business yesterday.
judging from the number of country folks
in town. Everybody looked business like
yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08

GAy.-Our town looked gay yester-
day. Crowds of people from the country
looked lively.
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TAYLOR l. lBAII.ORD.

Mo WEsr SECOND STRHET, LE OLAIRR
~ Row. Davenport Iowa, Wholesale and retail
dealers In Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils.
window GLASS. Fancy Articles, Periumery, Mineral
Teeth, Gold Poll, &c, sc Ach8
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EE A smart show,

T A smart shower Of rain yes
terday morning settled the dust effectually
for the day, and although for a while the
street crossings were rather sticky, the
walking was made better by the absence of
the dust.