davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

Tur NV THEATRE The New Theatre
Continues in the full tidr Of success. The
lneoirama Of Ds>awatomic Brown. which
has been twice produced, "ron each prc>en-
tntlon attracted u crowd Tonight the play
Of "Damon and pythaS, Damon by Mr. II.
W GuSSin and the farce ii the Il. ,an ut 4
lover" will he brought ont will! The full
strength II ;hr company. \ full house vii!
Doubtless he attracted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

MEDICAL STUDENTS GolNC SGuIH. We
mentioned yesterday the offer Of the Rich
mond Medical College t. admit without fees,
ON. hundred aud fifty Southern Medical Stu
dents who desired 10 change the place of
their studies from Philadelphia T. Rich.
mnnl. We learn that the Central Railroad
Company have rendered the students free
p..s. over their road. and that u request Tor
u similar favor from the Orange and Alex
anlria Railroad Company ha> been received
by John ). Barbour, esq. Tn" request will
doubtless be granted, and the students may
BE- expected 10 pass through this city III a
few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

The PAINTINGS by home artists, Is for
instance Messrs. Stanley. Lanman, " rlkrr,
Cranch, Clements, aud Mcleod, will tr
found ranged in the gallery OF the Art As
,ciution, uyer Siblcy X Guys store, IN WASH
ington. There are some eighty .! them.
and not a few Of uncommon merit. They
will he for sale On Thursday evening next
AT the same place, commencing at seven
n'.lnrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21

DECKS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE -
ID This valuable work which has been out Vi
pratt Tor some tllue Is uut ia u new and beau
uu edition. The eleventh, az Two handsome octave
volumes Law cali binding, price slO. For ,ale by
dec ~ ROBERT BELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

New YORK. Sept. 2-The steamship Ca.
hawba from Havana on the 3Oth, arrived
here this evening.
The advices which are one day later than
those furnished by the Quaker City, are
unimportant.
The Cahswbs arrived on the evening Of
the 29th, and made the passage in days
and | l hours, being the shortest trip ever
made via Havana.
The Havana money market was strin-
gent
The health OF the city was improving.
A party of Americans have obtained per-
mission to import cattle from Texas for six
months free Of duty.
The stock Of sugar at Havana amounted
to 246. 900 boxes.
Freights had aliehtly improved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
& q NJ M f RC AL


OFfIcE or Iowa STATE DEnocaAr1
Saturday gv~ning 8<la. }, 1857
na'infss was quite bri-k 10 day aud the town
locked qaite H. ely.
The grain and produce market IA active ana CO...
pf'''ien rsn the price up wheat IeS:c
Other articles remain wlthou. change.
TIE westher continues veyv tooI
na anber of shipments Of grain ve,s m.t,s an
the Csnada. but We reserve the am ,uut Tor Monday,
report.
Below we give the figures and transaction. ,o, "a.
day:
FLoua-Unchsnsed in quotations and IA, ke, ou,.
ct. Shipments aoO bbls to New Yort. wsauote pev
crop wheat extra - 90; old wheat II ,ur Is 90.
WHEAT A shade nrmsr. Receipts by railroad
67g62c.
Cssa-Receipts very small and no shipments =
Market inactive and declined. We quote 1t sOc In
ear.
OATs-nore active Receipts by railroad loO bu
by wagon go tn Asrhet steady 1t eOc
oARIsy-Drooping. Receis = to-day 80 bu. The
Agur-.
OSIoss-Ac,ive but unste,dv. Rsceipts .os5 bu.
The 0gures to-dsy were 8ba4Oc The demsad for
chipping b good at the low Agusr.
POTAToEs-LOcal d. mand nodersts and supply
good at 3O14Oc
HAY-New prairie In large supply VI h moderate
demaud ; timothy scarce. New prairie - 20.
k0os-In dems nd st &c Wholesale aud los retail.
tU1rsa-A good article continues scarce and Cd
vanced Sc. We quote 1t 2Oc retail common LOG
l2kc.
CAsEss-westere Reserve SC wholesale end 100
19kc retail.
HAMs-6ood sugar cured i0c retail common
lOc
sHOULDERs.- GOOD, u Wholesale, snd retail, %
canv Asscd.
"RsRD bSEv-llc Wholesale and Is. tstaiI.
DRIED APpLBs-A good article er,ted at lie
wholesale and I2lSc r. tail
DsiED PEACHES IMPAIRED IL hc Wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 2Sc retail.
CODSisn "A good rticle Sc retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
LATE NEWS.
Convention or rTelegrspher,.

New YoBK. Sept. 2d.-The North Ameri.
can Telegraph Association is now in session
at the st. Nicholas Hotel. in this city
There are present from the American Tele-
graph Company-Peter Cooper. Cyrus W.
Field, Hiram Q. Alden, Francis Morris, r.
w. Russell, and j. II. Purdy. From the
Western Union Telegraph Company, Hiram
Sibley, Isaac r. Elwood and Anson Stager.
From the New Orleans Telegraph Company,
DR.. l. Green and Geo. l.. Douglas From
the N. Y. Albany and Buffalo Electric Mag
netic Telegraph Co, J. s. Faxton, j. d.
Reid From the Atlantic and Ohio Co., J.
H. Berryhill and David Brooks From the
Illinois and Missouri Telegraph Co.. John D.
Cation, and from the Montreal Company, o.
s. Wood.
Messrs J. II. Purdy and David Brooks
represent the interests Of Philadelphia,
We understand that the association which
embraces oil the leading telegraph lines OF
the country, excepting two. have under
consideration several propositions which are
calculated to effect changes in the business
Of telegraphing between the North and
South upon the seaboard. We also unde, q
stand that the proceedings thus far have
been harmonious.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
Phlladelphla SWIndleP A1Pestod.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The scoundrel who
recently brought from Philadelphia fifteen
young ladies, under the pretence of taking
them South as school and music teachers,
and then robbed them of their money and
baggage, was arrested here to night by Chief
Of Police Goddard, and Lieut.. Of Police Nc
Henry. He was recognized as Hiram r.
Leslie, heretofore temporarily employed ss
= laborer in the Patent Office. Some of our
own citizens had been swindled by him in
various parts Of the country, the contents
of some Of which show that he has travelled
south, and was extensively engaged in dis
honest schemes. He has q wife living in
this city. Two large travelling trunks,
claimed by him, are at the Express Office
and are supposed to contain many valuables
belonging to his victims He has been COM
mitted to await the requisition of the Cow
ernor Of New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

ST. Louls. Sept The overland mail Of
the 18th. has arrived. Business inactive
prices unchanged.
CALIFORNIA.
W. p. Wilkins, u. ). District Attorney Of
Sntler county, and candidate for the Legis-
latnre. was shot Oh the 9TH by Judge Way,
Of iuba county. whose daughter wilkins
had sednced.
Senator Broderick addressed the largest
meeting ever assembled ut Sacramento. on
the 9th. He made = full exposure Of the
bargain and sale arrangements of the last
Senatorial election
The Convention at Carson Valley framed
: Constitution for Provisional gov ernment
1t declares Carson Valley independent Of
Utah, aud gives the name Of Nevada to the
VICTORIA.
Victoria dates to the 9th are received.
The Island Of San Juan. between Van
couver and the main land, claimed by our
government as part Of Washington Terrific.
~, has been occupied by sixty U. s. troops.
by order Of Gen. Harvey.
Gov. Douglass issued protest, claiming
the Island for the British crown. Ee also
dispatched some armed vessels with two
hundred sappers and miners.
The u. 8. vessels Massachusetts, and jeff.
Davis. Shubrick acting Commander, and
the British vessels Tribune, l abellite and
PluDker are anchored of the island, or in
its immediate vicinity. 1t is nnoficially
stated 10 Victoria. that the matter will be
compromised hv joint occupancy until the
British and United States governments
could be advised rs to the existing state of
affairs
Gen. Harvey was expected at San Juan
on the 9th Of August.
Frazer river mining news was encoursg
ing. Seventy five thousand dollars in gold
reached Victoria within fortnight.
Advices from Oree on state that the Palos
Indians are harrassing Lieut.. Mullen's Wa.
gon Road Expedition. destroying the mules
and burning the grass on all camping
grounds,
The Los Angeles Vineyard, of the 18th, Civ es
an account OF q battle between fifty troops
under Major Armistead. and four hundred
Mohave Indians, ON the 4th, in which about
SO Indians were killed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

srArk or Iowa In The District Court Of Scott
'co't dounty, }Couniy. St,ts Of Iowa.
I(Y virtus u sn ex, ,cuticn iasssd fssu ~
- ONCE OF tha Cl rk VI toe District Court o. oeoa
coun' " state of lowa, IN favor Of MitcAe Oahls.
p.alI tins, and against q Avesil and Dsvsnpsso
Rogers, defendants, dstsd oeptenbss lss, 1e0o,
andto me directed, comrnandlng me- shss Of A.
goods ehatt'es, stock. or iaterest In asy coDna-
n.y. d.its due. p'operiy in hands os tkirl -
sons, lands aLd tsnements (whi b srs ast sse1oa
BY lA~ rom * cutioc) o. said d.seD1aoes ueHe.
Or c'e-e TO b. rsde the cum Of nve hsndse6 ~.
enty four ard $500 dollars. with intsssos -
costs, levied upon lot num' o. eight lo1 In baesk
nun'her n'tv-six t6sI In the ORIGINAL tovn q 4
" IRE. and iot humber nvs (sl In s,eok sun,hss
fonrt'rn. ~, In Davenport 4 Nos ssS a6dnl4a !.
the ssd town Of lie 0ss-, oil In scett counsy, Ievs
And hereby give pubic notice that shall eass
or sale At puee oocSy % ths Court Hosoo 1oos ln ~
city Of Davenport IN Set o.. love- q 0atsr6ay ~
eth d.y Of OCTOBER iese. q ne Aos oil selss9 =
Of saa day 10 the hGhest :, bsss olAAsg thae1e =
sash, the above Described properly. o. ss0e0sos
thersofto satisfy The abovs dse, ineoeo 81 sseae
Dated this let dsy Of septt mber. la60.
n. LEONARD.
'ep4 sAAvi6 ~ Hsott CessU. se0a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

REPUBLICAN DELEGATE MEET1N0.-
Yesterday afternoon the Republicans Of the
several wards in this city held their meet
ings in each ward to elect delegates to st.
tend the Republican County Convention to
be held on the 10th inst
After visiting several wards We came to
this conclusion: That the Republican par.
ty 10 . party Of Office sssksra In alr the
seramblinR for nomination, the plotting and
counter plotting, rs.pulling, button Aol-
Ing and man0uvsring that ever came under
our notice. that which characterized the
Republican meeting Of yesterday took the
rag. e.ss
For days and weeks the faithful have
ben setting thslr tssps for this essAdon.
and nov tAat Il bee tsasspirsd ws de ses
believe hat one ont II Ne lseiea a elass
seekers y satisApd With he sssalk =.
nh. hevsvsr. eSnsrslly believed ard
senssds! that Tor County jades che proc
pssas q eas islsaA cusllaA sss seaalAsl1
bsightsa!as: for TrsAsasss and Rsseedes
lsslss vtll psssAb,v sssslvs tAsasnlsaalsos /
est vhslh9 DNl, oeeealee - ThssiaotsA
M - W ssnlnA>lea vunslas - u tsGns
~ taaas SsaN ulsea . 6Asv, b.sN =
tosuA y - 1seunodoDo( - 60 vilAA
teeaeo .1ln1) - (lCl as(l141
llsslI { r. T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
% Davenport will be we'll repr,

% Davenport will be we'll repre-
sented at the United States Fair. A large
number of our citizens will be in attend
Ance, and some Of the best stock will be
entered for competition.
Mr. John w. Cannon hss already sent
forward his celebrated horse "Filmore," and
will take up a herd Of his thoroughbred
cattle. Judge Grant has entered his small
carriage horses, a pair Of noble animals,
which will undoubtedly receive much atten-
tion if they do not carry off a premium
We hope to hear of more stock and mach
inery being sent from Davenort. for We
know that they will be hard to beat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

i the man for the position Of School Super
intendent.
10 one Of the wards an incident trans
pired which looks rather dark for Inslee.-
A division Of the house was called for. &C.
compsnied by q request for the McCo.h
men TO go 70 one eide OF the room and the
lnslee men to the other Every man in the
room save one went on the McCosh side,
and that one wss ceirk in Ipslee's stors.-
lnslee acas popular in that ward
We look for gay time when the Cow en-
tion meets next week. The fight will be
carried on in hot blood.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
RIVER ITEMS.

SATURDAY, Sept. 8 1859.
ARRIVED,
CANADA. Hill, st. Paul.
KATE CAssEL, Campbell, Galsna.
DHADfED.
CANADA. Hill, St. Louis.
KArE CAssEL. Campbell, Moutrose.
The KEokuK will be the Monday . ter
noon boat for Montroas, at 8 o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

RrroarrD ~ MAsrr. C1nscs PAaxuuasr.

REPoRrxD NJ MAsrr. CIuTcx PAaxuuasr.
Lesf.-A gentleman who sejournsd here
afsw EVENING" sines. Lest his packet bsek.
containing notss and money to the valss Of
about one hundrsd dollars He hes Aos, -
yet. been lucky sasagh 10 1sdil
Tsx Exg.aSanx"- talk Of rseusi.
tatisg this nswspspse has besa ~ aaess
do not know whether he Attsapt Will
saesssa Or not. Il h very strange tAat
town Ike LsClsiss ssanse suppest 90
weakly uswspapss of ~ ovn.
I'm Hos.-oas usssl weekly " Aspr ssaa
~ u DAvsapestt uXll q TAussdsy svsas
sns. aed wss vsll stlsals1 b paslls M
both adassi tAeSlvsuk sSss g sas
I'm s1vnlss~h \ ~ 1ltAe u11en.
Ww ! 1vlae - taeellp tslllDe ~
ssya ~ 4 ~ opsase ~ slAH ~. =
Ussat ~ - Ug(6nA ~ uloDe = ~
y \ i 7 !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
Terrible ExplOsion.

New York, Sept. ga terrible catsstro-
phe happened yesterday afternoon, at No.
lO9 Garrick street, at about o'clock. A
steam boiler located on the premises alluded
to. which were occupied by John Roach. as
an iron foundry. exploded, completely de-
molishiug the building. and burrying all
hands employed in it-some IA in number
in the ruins. BY some fortunate circum-
stances, however. but one man. named Jas.
Shaw, WAS killed. Five others were more
or less injured. The names of the wounded
are-Edward Roach. Edward Petrie, WIN.
Bernard, James Taffert and John Stewart
The conclusion caused by the explosion was
felt for . considerable distance, and the
people in the vicinity were fearfulIy excited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

THE STATE OF IOWA., In u, p,e,,,r, 49,.
Scott County (orcHt counev r~.s

Ths STATE OF IOWA. In u, District OeaYs =
Scou County oro1t couuty lova
RY vhtue Of en- execution issued fsom NJ on.e
- os The Clsrt Of the Disssict Cou,t e ~,
county, state Of Iowa. IN favor Of DAVID HnvpeCs
plaintiff and .sainst lgnatius Lsngos dsstudsnt ~
tM Aukus. u. lese 50 TO - airscseA, esa0s1ans
me- that Of shs Qoods chaeooa. seeGs % in0ppese -
any co@p.ny. dtbts due. property IL tie hssds -
shi'd ps soas, lssds and 'sss9ssis (vAish sse -
exemps BY lsw fre0 s1ecati NJ % ~ saSa I'm
issns'r make o. csWos 70 - apo1s ~ ssm - -
hundred ninety sx sOd - 100 Dcllass vlsn ptereei
sne Coats. isvtsd upoe % busAe,s q vAeet - -
nsnds OF Bas'ows and vroe she Int rest a. ~
seid LANCER In the wheat csup Q - psoes - n
nswoy; 70 s.ot' county, Iows. supposed 70 - ses
hnndIe ed and .hirty ll6nl bsshels. more q -
And hereby gave public notice that / sAam -,
sor esle at poeac cutcry, 1t the farm Of 0he ~
Newly, In Scots county, lows, on TuesSev ~ mr.
day Of October. 1850. q the hour q n eic,ecs =
o. ssd d.y 70 he oshest aad best bidder thereosg
thereof to satisfy tho shove asbs WITH intsrsss ~
coats.
Dafei shis Sd day Of septspher. iess.
n LEONARD.
seps Sheriff sf Scott c.~aey. voue
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

TER NoS o. AeDv q @ eTVoBN1.
As Aearsp urN Nv RVS
vENPORT Associated PRESS.
May 1st.. 1897.

one half square two-thlrds OF the above rates;
kiness Cards not Ia exceed Giines $40 IN per
each change an additional charge Of 25 cents
|,uare viil be made.
ger space charged At the rate Of ~ :" for each
honai square.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
Cruise Of the Culmb G rlAnd, i,

PORTSMOUTH, Sept 2-The United States
frigate Cumberland left Madeira on August
Sth. The frigate Constellation was prepar-
ing to leave for Africa in two days.
The ship Protector, from London for
Aden, touched at Madeira on the I'd, the
Captain, Mr.. Crocker. having been stabbed
by negro sailor. He was attended by the
surgeon Of the Cumberland and recovered
sufficiently to proceed on his voyage. The
negro who stabbed him was brought home
in the Cumberland. The Cumberland lost
but two men during = cruise Of over two
wears
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
!" The sale of tickets for the com

plimentary ball of the D. c. AS is likely to
be much larger than was anticipated. Our
people should look at this affair in its true
light. 1t would be decidedly unhsndsome
for the delegates to come here and not re-
ceive public reception. and q very bad
impression would be crested abroad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

~ In our notice Of the Compli-
mentary Ball. to be given by the Davenport
Guards and Rifles. we made mistake, in
the evening. It should have been Tuesday
evening. September 9Th. A good time is
anticipated on that occasion, as arrange
ments to that end have been made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

EH- The Gazette suggests the pro-
priety of Immediately opening Chesnut st 4,
the thoroughfare to the County Fair Ground
We think the suggestion an excellent one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

LARcENY.-A young man frsm the
interior Of the county was arrested yester-
day afternoon for stealing vest from Orrs
Auction Room. He was taken before JUS
tice McKown, who let him of with fine
of IS and costs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
A Ciergymap ARRESTED 4.

BosToN, Sept. 3.-An Englishman named
Edward Humphrey. who 1t is alleged, is a
defaulter to the amount Of "a 900, has been
arrested here. Humphrey is the clergyman
who eloped with another mans wife from
England, as already published.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

SEE the advertisement Of COW strayc J
or stolen. A liberal reward vill be paid
for her recovery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

LIvELY.-Bnsiness was very lively
in town yesterday. Teamscrowded in from
the interior, loaded with produce of every
description. Wheat is looking up little,
and it is confidently asserted by some per-
sons that this grain will be worth IS cents
within the next sixty days. Upon what
they base their calculations, We know not,
but certainly hope it may prove true.
The corn crop in this county was but lit
tie injured by the late frost. We wish we
could say as much for our neighbors. In
Cedar county the crop will be very poor,
owing to the visitation of the hoary Jack y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

BALnAoRE, Sept 2-Philip Reed, Post.
master ct Poolssvills. has been arrested BY
the U. 8. Marshal on charge Of smbsn
ling letters from the mail. He was examined
before Commissioner Hannah to day, and
held In $4,000 bonds 70 answsr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

AH- Bishop Lee will continue his
sermon TO day, on the Observance OF the
Sabbath, at st. Lukes Church.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
ma Shes n KenlnekY y.

LouIsvuLs. Sept, 9-.A difficulty took
place 70 day q Hopkissville. KY. bstvssn
". W. Weston and Capt james jackson.
late candidate for Congress. in which the
formse was shot and insanity Killed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
Two Msn ana woman ever he Fails

BUErALo, Sept 2.-It is rumored that .
small boat containing two men and . wo-
man went over the Horse Shoe Falls yestsr.
day. The boat. which was named Kate,
has been picked up. but the names of its
unfortunate occupants have not yet been as.
certainei. They are supposed 70 belong to
Navy Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

Iowa C1sy'.'.'... .........................1 1eWo.
vTHE propsisseros the above ssosd Asoss. and 70.
Of yess, yeattsd, peaeteA sud pspese1 nyell seas6
little north Of the Court House, - o1lotoo stssss
where ~ my od fSteaAs and othe.s Vho nay - g
TO call. will and sveryt1iig In prime er1s9. 1ho
above house IL mueA nearer he buslnoo pose q ~
city than the PARK, which is nov closed = psea.
Give NE call. !. 3aU0DDLl.
July1 prope1esSr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
strike Of Coal Minera.

PlrrsBUaoH. Sept. 2.-The coal miners
numbering 1000 turned out In procession
to-d day on . strike. contending for payment
of wages according to weight instead Of
measurement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
CARDS.

WM. KEITH, N. y,
ID EsPkOTFUILY sOLiCIrS faD PATRONAGE
III u bis friends and the public
Oss'cE-N 3 Nickolls Block, over the hank.
AugZ8 sOct1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
WHITE 4 Co.,
100 Ravms Wansel GmnoAaa 49,.
W. have custsnsrs csliana f,Y asrus n =,
w time
-. sr;ns on ,our farms u you waat ,lsa ~. "

hsss you 11OOoee fss 0o0o - Re~a
lesve the . with y DIf0 4 IN. ~ - Sss
srs waiting -.1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

r. II. MORLEY 4 CO.,
HOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Fancy and
staple Groceries, Dalxells Block, corner OF
y and Second streets.
bur, Cement and Piastering Hair constantly on
> All goods delivered free NJ charge.
venport, IsWa, April ~, 1859. tapr24-3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.
Pursuant to call, the Democracy of
Davenport township. met At the Court
House on Saturday evening, Sept. 8, 1859,
to select delegates to attend tho county con-
vention on Monday. Sept. 10Th.
On motion w. L. Clark was called to the
chair, and d. N. Richardson was appointed
Secretary.
On motion committee Of nine. consisting
OF Geo. M. Van Hosen. J. T. King, Peter
Kerker. James Cunningham. David Killiop.
j. w. Churchill. j. Schutt, David Higgins
and John N. Crawford, was appointed to
select the names Of thirty-eight delegates
to the County Convention.
The committee reported the following
committee. which report was accepted and
adopted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
J1,HN n. CRAWFORD,

JOHN n. Or FORD,
PTORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
Notary Public.
3vuos-Nickolls' Block, up stairs. Ja20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

WARRINGTON. Sept. s.-The Department Of
State is officially informed Of the ratification,
by Nicaragua. Of the Lamar Zeladon treaty,
after the omission of the obnoxious clause
objected to by this government.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
sailins Of tho steamer Brsnen.

NEw YoRK. Sept. L. The steamer Bre.
men for Southampton, sailed at noon to day
with 1870 passengers She took out no spe-
Gle list
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
II. WHEELER,

Merchant (Wholesalc) Agent of the Syracuse
Manufnctery for Davenport and nelghboring
|rehouse opposite r. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
kcOtsS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
STATE DEMOCRAT.


r~CH serlvsn. 63 Dearborn street, Chicago,
L. uihorzed Ia reery adyer.isewents Tor this pa
t.ef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04
LUMpER.

lst Clear. l AIN inch
plank u A......335a4O
list clear boards, In. lOaA5
"a d0 dn pe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-04

I'd AGENT AND RBAL ESTATE BROKER
Ill give special attention to renting houses and
Ing rents. Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
~ taxes on real estate; negotiate loans, exam
ld Titles, &C, &c.
bCE-at Blshemore e. LaWes' Bank, No. IL
street, Davenport, Iowa may lOs6m