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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
r orr W eel 0nstoa

~AsaiAGroS. S~l ~ TIE Secretary Of
Navy haa made rang,nsn'. for the re. D.
ti"n of an nd hi nal umhc, ot actin, md
p'nen at the Naval Academy firm For
thirty or forty Of them, nemh-re ii Cu
.fess from district. ~ ich has. b..,. the
longest tine ~ithon' tIein,m-nt. = nex ~
Tar back as 1855. viii .-r.qu ,et ....k.
non ins,i"is "f ,ontt ( r sdnl-.i.u. In ao-
c"r.isnc@ with the exist. law
The Ife--urv lee i,t- for he seek nd
re NondA smn" ted I, ti.3ya.U.o ihs
drsfis INA, o 81 10 o0eO TIL. DIFF rls.u
FL. Ia &b4'i..pa lbe hmount sut e, u
draft ir IS 16349 The il Crease " r last
cs.k nlor- 'han / 3s 0sn
Capt $ ". Muller la. been orsi., ed to
proceed :" Fort M"nroe to s.e,m- tie du-
lie o. quarter haste xshrsi ., that po,ut
In p'n ofC' ipman, i-ce-sed
The President h arp inten Mr. G. J ,nss
a. Judge If the u. 5 Cnur, Tor the nor h~rn
dis'ric's OF Alabama, vice Gayls, deceased
The names Of at lsast ten OTTER eent ~m~n
had been mentioned in connection With that
Office
General Je.up. Who VAS s~rionslv sick In
Na~ York has returned TO tina civ. bel 2
con Y valeecrnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

PIIiLADxLfBI., Se,,t 70 The State Agrfs
cultural Fair ~ns attended TO day hy fifty
thousand rer.ons. The dieplsy, in oil do
partments. 10 highly creditabl-. The trial
OF steam fire-ei & mes CO commenced yesterday.
and will he concluded TO morrow. The
'sl''st playing yet wa mad. by tie engine
Baltimore, built by Pool d Hunt. having .
pnmp inser'ed by Geo w. Fulton. Of S,-u.
benville. Ohio. Washington n ,ine. of this
city. -imilar in con-truc1,on but larger. will
be tired To morrow. Premiums FIR hand.
engines. first clas., vas conpeted foe THE
afternoon. by Citizen Fire Go. Of Harrisburg.
aud Assistance Fire Company. OF tn city.
Premium was awarded TO tho latter Az
sir'snce threw i63 feet perp~ndicularly end
Citizen 1876 feet; 80 feet were sllo cd TO
Assistance, her chamber be,ng only nine
inches, while the Ci,izeu's 10 twelve.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
YrllStGe,S Sale.

AIHEREAS on the LIST day OF Nay, A 1857
w Darius Tallman and Louisa Tallman, his
vile, executed unto Charles Towers ss Trustee q
deed Of Trust, conveying said Trustee the
Ian 10 scott County, Iowa. described follows to-
Wit; iheesst half % section twenty hve t25) town
ship seseny ,79) ange Two t2) east of the h
principal meriHi-n, ,onta ming three hundred and
tw nty acres of 10 &, whith ssid conveyance was
nsde by the ssid Darius Talim ann wife for the
parpose of securing the payment Of ons cert ain
promssory note and the in crest thereon, signed by
said Darius Taiimsn, dated the first day Of NAY,
1901, and payable as fol ows Yor the sum OF
four thousand tn e. hundred snd sixty-h dollars
one yea after dats with inte rest ct ten per
cent per annum uutil paid.
And now said prorssory note h ., ing become due
ana PAYABLE and me s,d Darius B Tallm an having
IA leu TO pay the Same, J. Ch .ie- Powers trustee
af"resad. so h. by give this public notice, that by
vrtus OF the power hich is IN vested said deed
OF trust, WILL on Saturday the 22d day Of Octob r.
ls5? at the hour OF two o'clock in he after noon
of ,sF cay, At the Court House or in the city OF
Davenport, expose and offer for SALE at public auc.
ton, the highe bidder for cash the parcel Of
land sbov- described. much thereof shall DO
.uncient to atisfy An pay the amount of said note
WIN the interest thereon TO thu day Of sale togeth.
er with All tn costs and expenses attending said SALE
SITS u this notice and tru,u e's fees
Dated the 30th day of September, 1859
CHARLES POWERS,
oei Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01


LIZ Why Is IT that the Gas has
been shut off for an interval, Immediately
after midnight and then turned on again
towards daylight for the last few nights p
We are not aware whose fault it is and do
not wish to accuse any party hastily, but
the trick should not be repeated, ,as it causes
great Inconvenience and is dangerous to
persons who sleep in close roome and keep
the gas burning.
Mr.. Purcell the private watcbman on
LIE Claire block, has been put to considera
BILE trouble in arousing persons on his beat,
who he knew kept the gas lit in their
rooms, when it was turned off. Those who
burn gas all night in their stores, found
them full in the morning, and the suffocat-
ing smell unbearable. We hope the matt
ter will be attended to.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

NEw YoRk. Sept sOth-Ths Hv,lds
Washington Despatch Gays minister Mo-
Lane had . long interviev With the Prvs,-
dent and Secretary Of ssate to-day - -
gard TO Mexican ~ffsira Soo@ addiiiossl
intelligence has been receivrd here s'scs
our minister lett Vera Cruz. bet rsttsrs
there are unchai ged.
rrmrhlet viii appear in . f.s days
written rnder the eupervi.ion OF S.ns.or
Do, Siae. io reply TO the recen, ~ j. .r,ich
.. Ind. Is ack. which used Doug ~. sut-
H., r.,n,n - ihis citv Hi. f,,s y. ere
much an, ~ a :. sesp .sitior Of III ,e@.
L.; r.tch
IT,. .pa.. ,plst~s n the ecuese
ofa y dAys. . brief vi-it "s"a-
hould the Post Master Gsn.. - :"
norrtw he viii probably leave
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
BRADY AND rlFTT 0TREEr9.


DuTing the sumMaeY that has just passed
svsv. Thousands Of sufferers from dysentery aud
diarrf o. have b.en relieved BY the OF Hos
tetter's Bitters, medicine which IL evide.t'y
destined to maintain p=rmsDsnt pIaos in the psb-
lie estimation. Bi lious diarrfea 10 ono Of lhoss
diseases which b,fi.s the skill " the physicisn.-
The medicine they sdmini-ier to act upon the bow
els never seem to ach the Of the evil. The
dficulty 10 to get remedy that will reach al tie
digestive organs, and give th m simultaneously .
rush Of vigor, to rid themselves Of this disease
This problem is solved bv the Bite RS, which
fails to qner the most stubporn cases II Is only
fair 10 that dufing the sssson just closed this
medicine has achieved more cures than any other
ever presented " the pub ic and during the fall,
in which ths' terrible scourge the feve- and ague Is
s. prevalent, the BITTIRs win gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
q See advertisement In another column
Octl fOpOv1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

The WHEAT MARKET.-The papers
across the river have had much to say re-
Gently IN reference to the price paid for
wheat in Davenport and Rock Island The
buyers over there raised little exciteme mt
among themselves. and the price went up
several cents above the figures paid here,
and great was the Joy of the Gazette and
Democrat thereat. few stray suckers
found their way over there and their ad
vent was regularly noted by the press. -
And the cry was great in, Dsvepportl But
the game has been blocked The tide is
turned and wheat is now comlng from the
other side to find market here wagon
load can acroes yesterday and found ready
ssle at sixty five cents a bushel-R. l.
Register.
Are you sure, neighbor, that load of
wheat crossed the river to Rock leland p
was it not . little mixed We eswsre inform.
ed ofthat circumstance az the time and WI
give little general information on the in.
cident. One of our Wheat buyers came
across very poor, dirty load Of grain q
few days ago that the owner called wheat:
that the buyer would not maksa sGG(fr -
it. The farmer toated it through town but
could not sell it and was told to take it
over to Rock Island, as they were 90 hard
mp for gram "a erstAeS would but it and
give good price for it. He did 90 and
obtained 6Oc per bushel for what was not
worth the price OF good oats. Now if this
is anything to brag of, we say pitch in,
neighbor. Our wheat buyers pay more
for al kinds of grain and produce than
Rock Island buyers do.f yook at car con.
mercial columns The receipts of grain
average nearly nine thousand bushels per
day. Yesterday the RI. Aryus quoted
wheat at 55o6Oc, while it was firm on this
side At etc. Oats bring 22a24c in Rock
Island and 2sasOc in Davenport. While
the fasts and figures remain thus, our sistsr
sisy seaads but . peer sAaass ~ ssnpsaag
with ~ Sc. s.ssssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
T. y NJ M + kCI Al.
DAVENHOler MAMxEr.
DAILY Report.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DfA0cRAr1
Friday Evening. sept - 1852 /
In regard 70 weather to-day vss . seconi sdis,o,
ef yes'sriAy with very little ,sprovrssat.
Asstnsss seemed so@ewhat more brick. The coun
Try trsds was heavier aEd there ., more sc,ivit,
| in tovn generally.
! Ths grain 'rnd produce market vas qaite active
and sooyast - ressrds pstcss. w1e.; sdvsansd
tempora -iS to 70q7ic, bat the ruling agurs. we're
Asl.d- lover tsAn TOO. Other articles were urn n
yesterdays figures.
Below W give the sgures Of receipts. shipment.
| and qoo.a,i Is for 10 asy:
FLOUR Market s.eady, with good home demand
Shipments coo bts 10 Ass York. 100 bpls u f,,,c.
% and 100 BIB 10 Bo. on We a ote ne~ ,u ine
sA"s a. e' ~ wholesa'e aid - % re-a.i-SS 10
IN SACKS r-''il; old VI ea' n,ur IS 90 = barrel
"HsAT--Oiosed arm at a small advaace Re-
cei"t- 4,ol0t tu. Shipments 400 bu. We ooo,e =,
es@70c
CsRa-vesy Qust We qnots nominal at 2sc for
new crop; Id crop sne
oATs-Dem.nd xoodsor sh,p pirg at 2s6l 3Oc Re.
ceipts 1865 b1. shipm. nts $50 bu.
bARLsY-tn active ceu and IN arm a. 4,0sOc
kect itts $50 bn. Shipments 90 bu.
cSIoNs-La better d mAnd, but nnehanre, ~
0eii1 $50 b.. Shipments $40 bu We ouae :,
33al86c
PoTAToEs-1arket qnist We q.ote Pink 4, %
and Aeshanuocss 1t 81 G6Oc; sweet pota,oe q q,
HAY-1hs msrket I. well supple, will On =, d
prairie but Timothy Is very scarce The d, msnd Is
moderate We equo,e prairie st4 50; t,motny ss 90.
Eo0s-tn go demand at s@siO. wholesale. .aa
12kc retail.
bUrTsa-In god demand for family VI.
quote good dairy st 2oga5c; common nrkin and ro,,
at 12<@15c.
CHsEss-Western Reserve Sc Wholesale and ,o6s
IL Nc retail.
HAMs-Good sugar cured l8c retail: corrr,on
I0c "' e'"'hoh
SHOULDERS. Good &c vhole.al and retail o,
canvass.d. 'sh' %
DRIED 8sIT-l1c wholesale and I3e ,.t.u
DRIED APPLss--A good article c,,ted Al IL
wholesale and I211c retail:
DsisD PEAcHEs-.-Unpared IL NC whtIesale an,
l DC retail; pared &c retail
CoDTisH "A good art icle &c retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
RIVER ITEMS.
Friday, Sept. 80.

Friday, Sept 80.
ARRIVED.
FRtD LoRENz, Parker, st. Louis.
DEPAHfKD.
FRED LoRRNz. Parker, st, Paul.
THE FANNY HARRIS leaves for Dubnque ct
O'Clock this morning.
= HE ALHAHsRA leaves for Montroee at I
O'Clock this morning. and connects with tire
cars for keokuk and lower packets for st.
Louis. te SO g..
The Ben oAnrsrLL will be up and leave
at A. n. for Montsose. s.s =. .qsrT
sTHE PfxnSA is expected up this morning
and will leave for st. Paul and all interme-
diate points. and 90 through without
change.
The RIVER continues rising slowly, and is
now about 20 inches above tie lowest va
ter mark this season,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

Aesrs. Leake and Gurley spoke here on
Wednesday night. and Of course. snnihilat-
ed the Democratic party. Leake's was .
peculiarly eectiona, speech, and this the
Republicans do not attempt 10 deny. but on
he contrary. seemed 10 exult In this stir
ing up the Northerners against their south
ern brethren. He bent all the power Of
his somewhat limited mind, to show that
the Southern States were constantly agrees
ipg on Northern Territory" as though the
South did not help acquire those lands
Had person entered the Hall, at the time
he was in the middle of his harangue, asd
bees unacquainted with the people and po-
litical division of this ountry, he would
have imagined that come foe had invaded
our shores. and that the speaker was rous-
ing up the people to the rescue. He said
not word about State matters. As for
Gurley. his speech amounted to nothing.
and therefore needs not to be alluded to.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
5. j. s. ALLIE

ND AG ENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
/ III giv special attention 10 renting houses and
Ting rents Also. luy, sell, exchange. lease
|ay taxes un real estate; negotiate loans, exam
|ni tit ., &c &c.
icE-.t Blstcmore & Lawes' Bank, No. II
street, Davenport IcWa may 10 .6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

CRrMINAL.-The case Of the State
~ the two Hamptons and Langley. for the
murder OF Charles 5. Bean, on the 9Th OF
last July. is in progress in the Circuit Court.
now holding in Rock leland 1t has occu.
pied the Court since last Tuesday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

RoxE. N. Y Sept 29-Prof Coe, aeeom. i.
panied by Mr.. Cottmsn Of Rome, n.da q
balloon ascension to-day. When st the
height ~ Two .Dils< tho balloon Larse And
tnrnednp into the netting. and formed Q
parachute. They voysgers after . perilous
descent. landed safely in swan p three
miles from the starting point
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

IT is UNCONSTITUTIONAL for any
person to 60 barefooted so long as Dsdrick
sells boots and shoes at such low prices.-
The Let door above the Post Office is the
place to visit if you want good shoes at
their real value.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
EQuestsian Statue Of ashington.

WASHINGTON. Sept SO-The recent cast
ing of the principal portion Of the sqne-trisn
-tatue of Washington. by Clark M,i,s. hav-
ing proved success. q rustic pedestal 10 to
tie constructed. upon which the work of art
IS to he elevated sta height Of forty feet.
The place selected for the present is st .
very remote part Of the city. but Congress
may see the policy of locating II ., . more
central one. The 2ad II February will
probably be desiRnated for the inaug guratloD
OF the statue. and senator Hunter 10 spok en-
0f for orator on the occasion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

6 WEST SECOND STREET, (LE CLAIRE
Row. psveup'rt. Iows, wholesale and retail
rs in DrUg Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Olls.
low Glsss, Fancy Article, Per'umery, Mineral
}. Gold Foil. &c. nc 0chS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Tnere viii be no preaching at st. Luke's Church
until further notice, account Of the absence Of
the Rector.
Rev. G. J. HuTcHIss, Of the city Of Buffalo, N.
T. will preach In the ID Presbyterian Church, Sun.
day morning, Get. 2, sthaA Pass ten s'oaocx.
The members and friends Of The % Presbyte-
rian OAur Of th,s city ere especially invited to -
present y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
IN6URANoH.
Nte, Inland and Life.


AAsaACHUsEr1s.
Dash Capital and surplus A25l OOO
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO..
sPRIScyrELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surpu. $3.50, 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONF.
ossn Capital Ss6o $50
LORlLLARD ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
OF NEW WORK.
Cash Capital $3.50 900
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW HAvEH cOsn.
". SOUTHwORTH Prest
GIN. scBANros, 6e,'y.
HRLD & KAUFMAN Agents,
Lshrman't 3lock 2d-st,
II. FIELD, Agent, Davenport, Iowa,
Once next to the Post Office,
Rock Island, Ill. octI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

RUNAwAY.-Thc horse attached to
Peck d Stanfields Ice Wagon, went off at a
dead run yesterday, and smashed up the
establishment considerably. A horse in the
ice business should be little more cool than
the one in question appeared to be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
DISTRICT COURT.
(sKfTFAsxR TERM
HON. WIN Z. MILLER, JUICE
IaA NJ. CLIFFORD, Clerk.

80, FRIDAY. Sept, 80.
Court met at A. NJ. The morning
hour and one hour before closing were oc-
cupied In arguing dsmurers and other mis- !.
cellaneous business The rest Of the day
was devoted to the trial Of John Wander
lsies ~ Nichols, Isbell & Co., which was con-
cluded. The jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff Of &l.4ls,7O.
Court will meet tomorrow Saturday.
morning st A. NJ, to adjourn for the
term
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

NEW Yonx. Oept. 30. 1859.
FLoun-Du1 and drosptpg; saaes 8 900 bbls II %
TOR supes state; = a. Is super vestsgn; $50
Is common to good extra Vesien; fO0s % for
Inferior 70 good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio =
BYE 11OUA - 1894 Is
WafAfcDu' and declining; ssies 1n,00e bu q
! % very choice HI Club 3s white Msrylaad; /;
20 white eouthera.
1YD-Q aies; o10s8c.
Ba-lry-Iess asm; sales 8. go hu new st go
Coas-se,y dun With % sales; soc y the oeAe Of
fer for mix d western.
OArs-stesdy; 11ol8s<s seatsS loO11s western.
0EW-lun.
1AoOH-Quset.
Cur Nj Aao- Dun. Hgta {. q
Svr1.rsi,. . 100 qsSsi i!SG ssA
onn1oU-D1SD q ohOoD.
AouoDQh1Aam0ei. 't5 s5e.ak tsfe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
Pr0lesaQH Lam Qunlaiu.

WATERTows, n. T.. SEPT. 30 Professor
LaMoun' ain has been traced but little far
ther. He was last seen from the town OF
Pitcairn, 81 Lawrence county, 81 miles due
northeast from here. st q suppored altitude
of u,iIes. He was gong due east with
great velocity. Mr.. Mouison. his agent.
purposes ins'ituting thorough search for
81.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

The LEvEE presented business like
appearance yesterday afternoon. being per
fectly crowded with teams, while their
owners were casting around among the dry
goods and grocery stores, gathering up
something to take home for the family.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

Bosros. Sept 3o-rhe 81. Johns news oy
Vednesdsy, ssys thst the people Of New
Foundlsnd are looking snxiouslv for the
report Of the commission appointed BY tho
French and E"gl Oh governm. nts in relation
to the i.herlea They will resist any en-
croachment npon their soil, or fishing
grounds. even II the home government make
any arrangement with France.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2Y.-A heavy rain this
morning nut avenues and the fair grouods
in . muddy condition still there is no per.
ceptibDs diminution Of visitors In attend.
ance, every body being sxtse0slY anxious
to witness the composition for the 81 400
prize for the best rosdster stallions. This.
however, and also regular rremiuDs OF the
association. 10 postponed till to morrow. in
consequence of the continued insleme0cy Of
.hs weather and extreme heAviness Of th,
tracks. The mechanics! and floral dep'ft
ments are very full, and attract much wen
tion. Ths show Of agricultural in"emsnts 90
and heavy machinery 10 also 'se Inc
competition among exhibitor " splitso:
Proceedings 10 the arena tz"1y. eons'sted
Of several rinss Of jacks ,oa jsIns:e' r.; A's-
souri, bearing of mey'y y pr'ses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

GAY.-There was a gay party st
Woods Hall last evening, who seemed to
enjoy the may dance" extremely WE'LL
There will be more of them during the
season,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

EE The oyster season is again
coming around, and dealers are making
preparations to serve the public The bi.
valves are very fine this year, and the crop
exceedingly heavy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

WHEAT brought as high as 70 cts.
per bushel yesterday. We noticed eight
buyers on one load, most worrying the
life out Of the farmer who was 80 unfortu-
nate Q) as to own it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

Thursdav Sept %, 1850.
fLoUe-Qutet ard h'm Cauntyy snperoue co;
Oo1ntry dou'le extr. 5 90; City do 8 20
WHIAf-Msrkst bu,yant. Coed to choice Cub
Sc@slc; spring 7to60c good and prime fail S2o
90.
Coss-Better. ea'es Of good white at s0a CSC
OAfs--Firm and advsrced. Good 70 prime sc
46c.
nA1LEY-Yi.n. SpriAg 66067c.
ONiOus-Du st 90 0s6c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

HARRISON STREEr.-Wc notice a
few men at work patching up the new side
walk on this street, to meet the views of
the city Council, who were dissatisfied with
the work 40 it WAS at first performed.
New TURN OUT.-Our old friend
NJ. C. Davis, of the New Pennsylvania
House, has just received from the carriage
factory a splendid new baggage wagon.
which he put on the track Yesterday. Mr..
Davis Is doing every thing for the comfort
and couv enienes Of his boarders and travel.
ere Who stop with him. and is enjoying
good run Of trade. The arrivals q the New
Pennsylvania have averaged forty Eve PER
day. for the lass two weeks Success y
he otablishnshtt a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

ENTERpRIsiNG.-Master Parkhurst,
our lie Claire carrier ard reporter, is an en-
tarprising youth. Our lie Claire subscri-
bers will find daily items from his pen, un-
der their proper head.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

EF s. K. Jones IL Co., of the Union
Spice Mile, have very fanciful looking
vehicle, with which they serve their numer-
Gus customers in this city. They strive to
please the public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
Democratic N eesing.

Tbs Democrats OF AlleL's Grove township viii
meet At the school house Ia Allfn's Grove ON
Saturday, Cc.. ), At O'Clock n, for the purpose
Of forming Democratic Club.
The meeting will be addressed by II. A. Ssmson, o.:
Davenport.
Per order of Dem. To wn.hip COMMITTEE.
Aliens Grove, Septfmber 10, 1888.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

Thers will b. Democratic Mas Meeting at Ie
Claire Oh Monday evening, October 10Th Hon. J J.
Lindey and Geo. 8. @. Dow, Esq.. will address the
meeting. PER OKDER
ocl david
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

EF Kuhnen has purchased another
splendid lot Of cigars and tobacco of the
finest brands. Smokers and chewers will
take notice and call on him. He keeps the
best.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

CuorCE ToBAcco.-We are under
obligation to Messrs. Barber, Palmer Co..
of New York, for box of their very supe-
rior Mt Vernon, fine ut chewing tobacco.
1t is equal to the best. Messrs. Evans,
Chew d Co, are the agents in this city
Friends Of the weed will please notice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

The ST. LOUIS FAIR.-There were
over 10000 persons present at the Fair
grounds on Wednesday last The Hotels
and boarding houses are crowded
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

One of our grain buyers, a few
days sgo, sold large lot of barley to a
Rock Island brewer. Davenport can sup
ply her sister city with all kinds of grain on
nrlar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

THERE will be a meeting Of the
Democratic Club At the Police Magistrates
office thia Saturday evening. st half past
seven o'clock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01

MovISG.-Some of the merchants
on Second street are changing their places of
business, and drawing nearer the CONNER
cial center of the city, which is supposed to
be very near the corner of Second and Bra
dy streets.
&C. Boyles is removing his large and
tine stock Of goods to No. I, East Second St
to the store formerly occupied by J. B.
Sutton & Co. Ladies will remember this.
w. II. Moreh ouse has removed his gro
coIy and china store, No. /, Metropolitan
block formerly occupied bv H. II. Smith,
where he makes a splendid display of his
goods.
We hope both houses will add to their
trade by this movement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-01
Democrauc Mee,inx .. rrince.on.

There will be Democratic Mass Meeting At
Princeton on Saturday evening, October sth Hon.
J j. Lnd!ey and Geo. 3. U. Dow, Esq, will address
the m Getting PER ORDER
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