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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
CHICAGO.


c. n. sCRIvEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 63, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
n-A DELIGHTFUL AND ROHANTIC ROUTES
FROM 1Hs WEST TO
Boston, New York and the Eastern States,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Wsstsrn, Ogdens-
bNr0h and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk Railread Of Canada.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some Of the CRANE est and most wonderful
scenery in the world, including Toronto, Niagara
Tdlls, SuspessiOn Bridge, tie Thousand Islands,
White Mountain., The Tubular Fridge, ineariy :
Sailes in tengtA), Luke ChGmp.ain. Fals of Mont
m0rendi, Hssdson Rirer, &C., etc.
On and after May l, 1858, baggage will checked
through from Chicago.
TO EMlcRANTs.
PASSAGES may be secured at the Office ofthe corpa-
ny IN Chicago BY sailing vessels from London Liver
pool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull, Aberdeen,
and Aontrose An agent Of the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emf
grants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to eSo to Chicago including cooked
provisions.
H. VIA TH AN,
o. 81, 500 1OHs, AID TOO FEET LoN0
IL under contract to this company for one or more
from Chicago 70 the chief towns In Europe will short
ly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for oil points
East, also for the Levisthan, or for the n o. 8. g.
Co.'S ships be obtained at the Office of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. s6 Dearborn street; Chicago.
1xHANoE ON RuROrs.-Sisht Drafts on London
1t nve dollars per pound sterling may b procured
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18

W"iMter .AsrrO1s leoeesss,
IN anA ssses SUNDAY Dec. 5th 1858, and untn
Ofurthey notice. trains VII leave 1OeA lslend daaU
ist Nil srs,n m 1oDAM
"a freiehf 1I.1SA0
- night express ID z. =.
srsins arrive u nosk IsiaaA daiiy, Sundays e.
Isl me- ~ sxnrsss A 820A.n
ID freaaht trains a 200 p. =.
ID mail train - IOP. =.
Ali trains over this rod IN direct ooonexton ~
Chicago with trains 10th the Michigan southern
Mtchiean Central, Ptt,sLurg Port wayne and Chtcs-
10 1ail nosd TO and from Detroit Toledo,
CIeveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk bulhlo Niagara Fails Albany. New York,
Philadelphta Baltimore and Warrington. Also at
La0a.ie WITH trains Of the lllincts Central Rood
North 70 0aIeua and South 70 g. Louis and Cairo, 70
Which plscee tekets can be procured Of
W. b. Grempelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, =. =. Depot, ROck Island.
Pnaseneers are reminded Of the necessity Of swing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
eags also 70 procure tickets before taxing their seats
In the care q the conductors collect fares only TO ste
aons On the line Of the Ohcaso Anock Island rsrosd
JOHN ?. TRACY, 8upertntsndeot.
WI WHnNAB, Asst 0up't.
nock island. Dec. 8, l6A6 ldtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4. Missouri B. r.
Trains run BY Chicsge time, which i, twelve min
utss faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, Jan. 10th, 1869, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, hr
nuscasine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oty (Sunaays exceptedl - follows:
ist Express and Nail Train 1t OS A M
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicago daily. san
lays excepted IS followe
Lot Nail Train, 81 S66 4 n
"a Dx2ress Train, At SeOP =
Trains arrive u Davenport daily. Uundays szesp
tsd) - follows:
Prom TEE EAST.
LIST Express Train q s45 An,
ID NAH Train, st % -
FROM THE WEST.
lst Express and Man Train, at 545 =
frsins run by Chicago time. which istwelve min
etes faster than Davenport time.
Al trains out Of Davenport will make connections
ct 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
Ohicaso ROck Island Railroad trains for all points
East, North and South.
Passengers ~: reminded Of the necessity ofgivtne
Atstnct direction - the destination OF tner bag
gage tickets before taking heir sostsio
0e cars.
N. b. The Moyning (o55-A MY train for the Ia 1t
connects at J. liet with trains tue Michigan Cen.
tal at the Jut cticn with trains on the Pitts
burg, Pt Wayne & Chicago n 3; IT Chicago with
trans on the michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
trail Rail Rosds.
Jap9.dtf JOHN r. TRACY, Supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
CLOTHING.

Ct4U HIM..
.vOTxCE!'
A the Scott County Pair is tho LARGEST and best
n ever held in Davenport, sois
The Largest and Best Stock
Cloths, CassiIMcrcs L. Vestings,
Suitable for Fall and winter) ever offered in this
market now open at
SAMUEL PERRY'S,
s.ore opposite the Pos Once) which will be made up
10 suit customers on short notice, and
Prices In keeping with the Times.
Alarge assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Per Men, Youths ana Boys. Of my own manufacture,
which will be sold ct
Il u - { 9 r N II r. i g . -
shall continue to manufacture my own Clothing,
thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
5or the same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everythin in the
Furnishing Department
Gan also be founl.
Shirts OF all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless variety,
Stocks,
Ties,
Handkerchiefs,
Stocks,
6uspenders. &c. &C..
4 large and splendid assortment OF
Cents S h avis,
he cheapest ever offered In this market.
All Of which the publ are invited to examine.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PERRY,
sep1S Brady ST., oppo Post Offica
>
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MISCELLANEOUS.

!
"A T.nlss3bls lGsepr0ossssssss
Patented juno .. 1855
nou,r USE injurious chemicals. scids' o. n'ss
- raj astsingents, and
.Avr r1xE, SAVE CASH SAVE BARKj
~ using noreAn's process Of tanning iees.sr, y
-. heen tested for tvo years PRIOR 70 oase oI ee
100, LEATHER ons-hslf tanned oy 'ne Common
sr.,hods oonpae,ed without the ava Of mecnmey,
~ s1,rs outlay Of capital; - increased vsisn. suS
e.s.,,s ates for time and material, (whfh - ooun.
49, ever, WHERE. This process preserves si tns
hsnrn,s Of French Tanning, without the expense OF
time and money.
This 10 certify that Lewis Johnson, saodie ana
,arre.s maker have used acd d. use t. con, iosrs
be extent leather tanned BY Jesse Aosgan's rAten.
Tanning Process aud ind that in every IN ateoee
has given entire satisfaction, for durabisy sn1 ~"
erni good qualities. LEWIS 'on"oo"'
sumpter, June l6, 1888.
This Is 10 certify I an boot maker OF fourteen
venrs constant practice, working In the man freocn
Ssy and fne stock ! have used some lestnef
tanned Iv Morgan's process TO my perfect satisfsc
t,nn And the gene rsi commend OF my customers -
TIC er ~ solid durable. and wears smooth and
pltsbie; intend Of becoming hard, grows soft
H. s LIND.
ebop. Town, County or STATE privileges sold cheap
or exchsneed on fair terms Addrets,
AGENT MOR0AH'B TANNING,
JsI9-dIm- w3m Box 61S, Ceveieoo, ONO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BR OA ID WAY,

u
COR FRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK,
nFFBRR inducements 20 MERCHANTS and Tour
~ 1878 visiting New York, unsurp sssed by any Ho-
tel 10 the Metropolis. The following among the
advantages which 1t poasessss and which will he APP
pret istGd by travellers
ISL central location, convenient TO places Of bu.
siness ~ we'll as places Of amusement.
"a. ecru pnlously clean, well furnished, and we'll
ventilatei sleeping rO1ms
ID. Large and superbly furnished sitting rooms,
with MAGNIFICENT Ladies' Parlor, comm snding an
extensive view OF Broadway
9Th Being conducted on the European plan, Wis
itors can live In tbs bsst style, with the greatest
economy.
9Th. II IL connected with
Tay1or's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors can have their meals, or. II they de-
az ., they Will be fuTnished IN their own rooms.
g. The faro served In the saloons and Hotel II &C.
kaoWstgcd By epicures TO be vastly superior TO that
Of any Other Hotel In the city.
with al these ADVANTAGES. tho cost 81 living In th
INTERNATIONAL b much below thst Of any other
nrst class notel. a. HR8BNAu,
Yeb15 dim PfoprietoY
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THE fARM ms GUIDE


Tu03 RKOBIvED By TH0 UNDElel0Nrn . In.
= u rare and elegant gift books; among which
DAepteeon Z %, World Renowned Woman. AZ. 90
g St1atfosd Gallery, Ron
Dessy 3 Jaetsou, Women Of Beauty, &C. 400
JoeepAine Gallery, 100
Atlan'ic Souvenir, tn
1nelef 3 o. Gallery Of Famoss Poets, l35o
Gnb1aSh III ooeo0, eoch ~
.ese Donlasr, Lays ~ ~ IAnd q LutAer. 100
- ae0sne oeglo q ~ eU1olb go 10
a ..24 - 9 s1A0 aaoAn1 hsuna a ress,e.
~ ~ y; - silt 4 -.
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REMOVALS.


n II M ov 1t
IARDWARD ON COMAISSION.-The subscri-
II Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
TO his store In Nichols Block, Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE, where
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BULL RS,
BLACkSMI7HS, NACHLNZSTB,
TANNERS AND FARMERS
will here ind . larss and we'll assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary HaSdsc0re
which will be sold BY the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than before offered in
this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store ct % low
rates IS ct g. Louis or Chicago. Osu and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
1oodtf 10 WAOHBUDU.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
Removal.


TNHE subscribers beg leave 70 inform their friends
L that they have removed their Livery TO the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thankful for FOR s past fsvoss
they respectfully solicit liberal share b patsoo-
age OF he public.
J. II. CAMP & 90.
NIB. Horses and Carriages 70 hire On lbsEal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded - cheap - q any Stable
10 the Ottv nAc0AW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18

16OtA1 Warehouse
Is Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
UVnD susubscrtber hes nov In stock-
i sO0O Boxes ! 10 BY 10 Tin Plate,
5000 ixioSg Z TN Pisss.
60 1xl2 byl9 /"
go 10 ~ BY 20
coo 1xt% BY % +"
500 Xxx l8by %
100 Xxx ~ by 70
50 xxx llby2O"
Bon " O 10 b. ~ Coke,
1910 To- By % Roofing,
90 DO,
100 DIX.
100 - DIX,
80 X 10 bv IL,
5000 Bundles No - ohsst Iron.
100 LIST quality Russia aoeoSted N0e
500 Pigs neses TN,
~ CASKS Zne escorted Nos,
ToGstAsr with fall assortment Of ohcathing end
Drasisrs' Copper, 1tvsts, Yars, Stamped ware, and
3tnness' Ioes end Machins. 81 Of which 70 e6sSed
q the lowest qaskst price TOT Gosh.
1890 Bundles Wire FCnC6mg.
We are prepared 10 make contvsets with dealers
for nsst quality snneslsd vencs Wire, Noe ard .,
h essattss Of MOI less than one tou, deliverable q
oar Warehouse q any time previous 70 The nsst day
u June ne1t-nvs PER c"nt cash 70 b pah when the
coatS 81 v maAs, balance On delivery. ParchAsers
aee isvtte1 70 ce6respcn6 Nth o..
Jaa29 THOMAS q DIOKDReON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
Removal.

YVHE subscribers Wonld inform their patrons and
L the public generally that they have removed
their stock Of Groceries from their old stand In Post
once Block, 70 next door to J " Wley'st west Dec.
osd street, where they will be happy 70 meet both
old and now customers and friends 4 oontinuef
liberal patronage y respectfully solicited.
nov1a WTI6OW 4 WARIEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11
FRANCE

TIe Noplteuy of the 18th contains the official an
nouDcement that the Emperor mas decided that the
nrmv ard navy shall be restored TO pesce fOotiGg
without the least posi- Die delay. 1t stated that
soon as the troops have returned to France aud re
snmed their previous quarters crest numbers OF te n
uor " furoughs will be granted, which VIII alter
word be made deGuitive, for all those IN who have
twelve CT eighteen months TO serve.
The administration Of marine 10 SAID to have re-
ceived the necessary instructions for preparing the de-
Gptive discharge Of all sailors, who, having already
served six Year,. have been called 10 JON the meet
within the last Fix months.
The Lou60n T,Dqes, in a leader on the proposed
French disarmament, says We recognize 10 thus as
aneDt tie sagscity Of the Emperor IN gauging tue
ten per Of bis people and for part, we rejoice
that We NAV nov return to security aud peace. We
shall OF course, in due time follow the example OF our
neighbOrs."
The London Doily N1rs thinks that the execution
OF the proposed measure would be q most valuable
pledge for the peace OF the world, and says that
the announcement will be accepted with candr.
The LondoH Post says that general confidence must
be excited throughout Europe, and that long ard
M Interrupted peace is to be- hoped for
Prior to the announcement Of the disarmament, the
Paris Idence was filled with cOLecures as to
the wsrlke desogs Of France, particularly IN regard
70 England, and many absurd statements were made.
One writer saws
Orders have been sent from Paris to expedite the
departure of the French troops from Italy. Oh the
100 600 men in the Lutn OF ally, 6O,ooO we're TO be
sent 10 Susa and Genoa by rail- at the rate 900 per
dsv These are to be in Pans or before the l4th
Of August and after the Emperors tete the Rhine is to
be their destination, IN order TO show Germany the
rapdIty with V hch French troops con be moved from
the scene Of vctores in the south TO fresh enterprises
If necessary, in the north
II was still rumored tha, the Emperor contemplated
visit TO London but this not generally credited.
A camp Of 1000 were forming at St. Maur,
nesr Paris.
The loRi'eur's announcement of the projected dis
armament caused great excitement, and u rlee OF per
cent on the Bourse. This, however, was subsequently
nearly half lost The rentcS closed on the 18th at 6Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11
CALIFORNIA.
Correspondence Of The St. Louis Democrat

Correspondence q The ST. Louis Democrat.
SAS FRAycIsco, July -, 1889.
Politics are raging with great fury. Broderlck has
onered the campaign, and at Placervle, on the YIN
addressed an audience of 600 in the open ar. lie
WAS received with the firing of cannon, bands OF music,
and thousand citizens an horse Dack; mus "a. nc
has ony appeared al four places, with the same chIhu-
siasm al each. His speeches are Ike not shO' u Tue
ranks of the Administration, scattering cohiuslon
wherever they strike. He mas been very severe upon
Buchanan and the chivalry, not stopping 70 ihlnSs
words or dea in honeyed phrases. Truly, his Is the
Auglo-Saxon undehled. Denver and Latham appeared
In PIacerve -four nights after Broderick and hai only
ope.fourth the audience. Col Baker and Leland Stan
ford the Republican nominees Tor congress ana uoN-
error are also sumping the State, and gaining hosts
Of friends Stanford educated for the bar but has
been a campheRe merchant since ms arr'Na IN tn!s
might explode ''Wen" said Stanford, III do spread
myself that way the Democrats will certainly surer
A fusion Of the Anti ecompton forces upon Mckib
bin and Baker for Congress. Is not unlocked ior even
A. this stage Of the proceeding lie canddates are
favorable 20 il, and strong point i made upon Tue
upiop of the Opposition New. York 10 ree.ect tue
Apti.L ecompton Democrats, Haskln and C!ark, and
ant;'I ecomptoni,es an Republicans are so nesrly
sks In substance tba. it difficult 10 see the distnc
ton between the two parties. Mot singular OF al
Frederick oniis al mention 81 Doug as AMI A iflen j.
are decidedly aYtTse 10 the ffreuehI4e4 14'N W.
| the {" Little Gisnt. 20
Some Of the rivalry party have mAde ssses Oh them
selves in denouncng Horace Greeley as an sboii.onsi
and fanatic IN opposition TO the reception proposed
by Creeley friends. The Times Of TIL, city ha- faked
item over the Goals severely for this s1y attempt 10
prejudice the respect for Greeley as man aud se'-
man. seriously, il is believed that no editor N tie
United States do California a. mueh Fes prsctl'
al go nv an impartial statement Of her climate,
wealth. resources population, &C., as Inc IrI0HHe
philosopher; .,......L ;i,;.o
hich for popularity by rOmin sting many 81 the present
1,.v o,fic.rs who were elected two sgO by the
"PrUp!es party" Organization. Their game j. 70
force ~ ce,tsin old worr-ou; party hscks by mNioS
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then With good men. The Peoples Ticket is
non petec by committee Of erst class citizens from
each WGc, the committee If one year nominating
'beT Successors with tie p-oviso that Of their
ahUuber sbsl accept an nurrins,ion from the rev
@ nuise so formed. Ii is cf-hOot 81 the old Wig
zee Committee movement, ard has been uniformly
1 sssiul heretofore The Republicans nomiuste Leg
ave candidates az ncorse the People. Ticket for
2y oicers giving the benefit Of tie entire party
9Th.
eovtrsnd emigration By the ceutrsl route has
neucec 10 sTriye the fret train reachicct the Sierra
ids on tie l2th inst. Great complaint Is made on
OFT q tie neglect Of this, the great nation al high
7 by The Ad nioisirtton
political oifcies the Csss naturaz stion letters are
x great ex 'itemeut, ard the LecOuptonites IN
y Corvert.ors are compelled 10 ignore them.
etdeavo- 10 neutrslize the effects Of the Cas-
iies by deno0uc.pg the Massachusetts, anead-
bat IT docs not succeed very well.
eie l. no 5 ale news of acy consequence. Ire
= ere dong vel. Tie farmers are harvesting
1eht crop. ofwbest, and in view Of the immense
rs -, uour is gradually declining in market to
hg' e. 1t IS as cheap ateaiy as il New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11
AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent of The Times says that 1t
was generally believed that deputation, with the
Prince Napoleon at its head, would shortly arrive to
take the remains of the Duke de Rechstad to France.
The correspondence of the IxdfpeHdance Beige thus
speaks of the projects of reform entertained by the
Emperor Of Austria:
IAN the prov ncal councils Of the empire are to
20 be convoked simultaneously in order to answer
series of questions on the anchor atons which they
may think necessary to the internal government of the
States especially in the provincial organ ation The
Councils viii have complete liberty in their dehbera-
tons. and may make known openly aud sincerely to
the Emperor the wants and wishes Of the populations.
Important financial and military reforms are likewise
protected
The Austrian War Department has decided that the
First Army shall be maintained at present on a war
footing Its effective strength is estimated at 1900
men. The other corps are on their march 10 their
form er cantonments III Galcia and Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

to The proposition but boia said tst the Government
enses Of the country md promised vigorous &C iou In
TIE matter
DR.. Cobder depfecs.ed this urnaton. alarm a. an
actual rcen.ive TO wsr and rdiculed the idea Of invs
lion by Prstce Ne hoped that explanations would
be entered into between the two Governments. Alter
such explanations had been made aud TIED, he would
II be reaoy to vote two hundred millions Of
pounds 70 provide lazy superior to France, although
be showed that the English navy was greatly superior
now. o E.
M. Horseman's motion was rejected by "a majority.
ne LondOn Hcr0d says that the formation OF
CO.'S Telegraph around En- gland ha: been suggested by
circular more particularly addressed to the shipping
Interests.
III e coming loan for India was not expected to e1-
cefd xix or seven millions sterling.
NJ Ten BrOecks American horse Starke won tue
race for the Goodwooo stakes against field OF sevsn
feen competitors.
The GoOdwOod cup was won with the greatest ease
by Promised Land the American mare Pnoress coming
in third. ,,.,,
The bounties to seamen had been slightly reduced,
end the system extended to Sept. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11
THE MILNE TREATY GOING BACK TO
NE MOO.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. s, 1852
The commander Of the steam corvette Brooklyn mas
received special instructions to prepare his vessel at
once fer her departure for Vera Cruz. She VIII take
back bearer Of dispatches to the American Legation
in Mexico, who is expected to arrive here from wash
ineton tomorrow evening. The Brooklyn, l under
stand from one of her officers, is to be at the DISPOSE
ton of MIR. McLane for some time and Will return 70
the United States, is presumed, in few weeks or
az soon as the consent of the Mexican Executive can
be obtained to the erasures ami interpretations IN the
rough draft of resty suggested by the Government
of the United States The Brooklyn is coalng a. her
officers and crew are well.