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cost "a. 600 lie eeaasexsd kk sy swSsas slS
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March ,, 1857.
F. BIGGER, Register
From this statement it will be seen that the bal
ance against the opposition is s1.1l3,2S1 O5
From this should be deducted the sum Of s794,-
$50 56, the difference between the paw of members
under the old and new compensation law, which still
leaves difference against the opposition of $685.
$50 40.
Let us look into the details of this statement.
The opposition clerk hire only cost over that of
the Democratic the sum of SCI, 266 a.
The item of miscellaneous alone leaves a differ
ence against the opposition of S64, O92 ~.
Democratic horses and carryalls cost only 1897
6s less than those of their antagonists.
In the mere folding of members speeches and
books, there stands against the opposition the enor
nous sum of s57,269 90.
In binding there is the trifing amount in favor of
Democratic economy over that of the opposition of
$l14,91Os4.
In reporting. and publishing proceedings, $751;
And yet there is great clamor againt Democrat
ic extravaganza and profigacy!
The Administration of Gen. Pierce estimated the
appropriations necessary for the expenses of the
Government for two years from LIST july. 1856. to
Both June, 1858, and the amount necessary to sun
ply the DEFICIENCIES for the year ending June sOth
1856, as follows:
Amount OF money appropriated by the Thirty fourth
congress S11S, 500 16
amount of money estimated by
the Departments as necessary
to have been appropriated BY
the Thirty fourth Congress, as
embraced in regular printed
estimates, and subsequent es-
tmates sent in by Depart
ments' 1Ol,976,O61 II
Amount appropriated by Thirty
fourth Congress not asked for
by the Departments, sI1.4eS 777 90
1t will thus be seen that an Opposition Congress
instead OF restricting itself to the estimates of a
bsmocratic administration, or if extravaganza exist.
ed cutting them down, actually appropriated sl1..
4so,777 80 more than that administration asked
should be appropriated.
This excess over the estimates was to have bec,,
expended amongst the several departments, as fol-
lows: "
legislative, s2,O59, $50 %
S.NA' G,39S %
m'a'e' $685. &C
ileasury' 4,889, S5S 81
War, : o1s0os !.
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co M M E RCIAL


OFFICE OF Iowa srATE DRnocAAF,l
W dn-eosy evening. July u, 1889
The wsAfssR-To-day has b en- sxceedipgiy
wssm-the thermcmet-r indicating hrst Of Sse
st q. good ere 9, during the day, however.
made II more besrsbls.
BUsIHEss-There was moderate amount OF bust
nrss doing through town, but not mach cosnsry
trade.
REHAREs-rhe gran and produce msSkss vas
rather dull. There VII, b tut ns,is acuvisv II 81
ther until sitter aryest
1LorR-Marhst steady and unchasge1. On. hip
ment from burrows Nil Of 700 bsD 70 Chicago -
We quote new spriog extra, A5 GO Old whest aour
Is % Wholesale ami retail!
wHEAr-R-ciepts to-day by wagon, 500 bs; byviv
or per steamer Z. otus, 1900 bu MARKET deslinsl
lOc We qsots new SpIi 8 At 4oG so. old, sOSD
TOO
COan-Dut few arrivals and little demand We
quote shelled At 6S@b7c ear t3c.
OARS srrvals very light. We qaote nominal a.
23@85; for new; old. 8o0sl5c.
maud. We quote new st 40@eO, wholesale ana
eOe@ei co re.sl old. S0c Wholesale and 81 % re-
tail.
Eoos-Cos tinue rather asrcc with m o oisrats Dc =.
m.nd st l2k cts wh l-sale: Is cts retail
BurTss-A good article OF home made u vUssA
laAc VII ,iesale; loo retail
HAy-Afrv vsls o. new prai,ie x'eater than ths
temand ~ - 6064 OO per ton old prsirie End t,na
eth v,ry scarce
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~ We learn that the Bridge Company
Ind the Railroad connected with it, have
made arrangements for the purchase Of fif.
teen steamboats,, with view Of establish
ing daily line Of packets between St. Louis
and St. Paul They are induced to this un-
dertaking that such line Of boats will mo-
nopolize the entire commerce of the river.
and further establish the facs that boats
feet safety. This enterprise will be hailed
with pleasure by al persons on the line Of
the river. 1t will establish certainty in the
TRANSPORTATION of freight and passengers,
will reduce the commerce Of the river to .
complete system, and will barmonize both
railroad and steamb boat interests. We under
stand this line will be put on BY the let Of
Septembsr.
$. Marshal Esq, has been appointed to
negotiate for the purchase Of these steam.
boats, and goes to st. Louis this week to ef
feet that object Boats can Be- bought 1t
much lower prices now than in the fall.
Success TO the enterprise. cay we.-Ne.sa
We sincerly trust that the above para.
graph b veil fesndsd, and hat the Rail-
road And Bridge Company viii carry ont
their design. in the fullsst extent There is
one trouble, and that they win have to let
time wear avay-ths opposition Of St Louis
and the river towra st. Louis is perme-
~sss enemy 10 the bridge, aud The other
towns alsse ths river. are ~ jsaloas Of d..
venperts evident psoapsfity. snd viii in.
peesA espsy .speestesitv = give her . No
iu The wross airssAss. Bat lei ths satsr.
sslss ~ klel - nv n saAaos y ,eas
10 DooDo10 smes e. sasfssiss - Ass s.s 10 b,
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Local Affairs.
MAIL ARRANaEMENTs

Times Of opening and ciosiLg mails 10 'hs Dsveupo''
Post Once
EAsrsRs NAIL, arrives AZ 6:45 4 and 5.O0 n !
closes at 10 a n At $50 P y.
NoarHEkN MAIL via Dubuque md Northern Iowa.
arrives at 8 ~ ~ c:osesat S:lo ~.
SOUTHERN N III, from Louis sun southern un
souri, arsives at $50 Psls: closes ct y.lo NJ.
WEsTEsN AsD SOUTHERN IOWA NALL sIrtVe1s.
$50 ? NJ; closes ., $50 N.
ILIIxols VI " NAIL, apises 6:45 n and $50
y; cisses st A Add 3 Pm
RIVER NAIL SOUTH, including river towns aoovsst.
Louis, the Missouri River, heb:ssks ana Asns a.
via Hannibal = 81 Joseph X y, arrives o. ~
M; clio. e AtlPh.
RIvEn MAIL, in cluhing river towns from e CLAIRE
to yons, arrives at 8 y, clio 20 1t o.oO y.
H0aTHuRs NAIL, b. lam, up The river, arrives st
NJ sundays. Wednesdays aud bridsys; ctoses o.
9PM n Mondays. WednesdAys aud Frtdavs.
BLUE 6nASs NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes at IL -
Tuesdays, ThuYsdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N Tuesoeys
and Fridays.
AKAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN II N, on
Thursdays
The flee will be open on Sunday during the 6un-
mar from TO 10 Am.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SILL on
Thursday, July IL,
Househ Cd ana Kitchen Furniture,
Comprising in part the following
100 yards Velvet Carpet,
Superior quality;
25o YDs. INGRAM CARPET,
sedstesds
lloungss
10mattrssses
oofas
fets Te4ss
OH Paintings
8doz chairs
slsrge rocking chairs
mahogany marble topped bureaus with looking
Mahogany stands
Dure,u wash stands
Kaives
Forks
Plates
Di.hes 30 10 &c &c
l SUPERIOR COOKING srovs,
LAsGs LOT EIrossx 1uRNrruRs.
AL4o.
Al the sane tine and pls -, one
Spsss Matched Horses,
WsAIoa 0ssS
Double H0s.SQ zee.
ALSO,
4 Splendid Lady's Riding Saddle.
rhis aal- viu BE- positive and beein 1t 10 o'esech
an continue I'll. al 10 soli at the restdsnes Of
the urdersigne1.
Corner 1 9Th and BraAy.sts.
All sums under ~ -ash; eli cvsr o sud up g
A100 9Odsys; and all over 4f00. s.x months, With
10 Der ceat interest on oil deferred payments with
arp1cv ed s<cu -ttv
me large Brio. Dwelling In which tAe undersisn.
et now lives, with kpacious Dc sta he'd, V -
rent oo easy terms " . good teaant.
Jn,yl4 20. DADD. .
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BOOTS AND SHOES
=. So TN,

-. NUIVN,
NO. 3 NICKOLLs' BLOCK.
r. NOW receiving large and carefully selected
i stock "
40 O { - u N a - h q o0.
adapted 10 this market. and thcse hard unes. -
viii, b he invit. the ait nt,or OF purchasers.
hsvc n large sasortnm Mt Of
Ladies' FiLe Kid,
Lasting and Sc - Congress Hss,ed 0siters.
KID H"el'd eltpi ers,
0,Lt-' VII e CAIs,
Pat 1t - atbeY,
Lasting, and
Glove Calf 70 new astiel-.l
Congress Callers,
OxiOr and Ow Ties,
Boys AID You IS Caters and Nhoos
III kinds o. Chitnf en- - b. -.
almost an endless variety u all the nnon ma tan.
cv kinds. Ples-e cali md ur gocd. and prices.
Thss will be sold ~ very io~ nenres
april IAN ron n 1CnTS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

GRAND PLEASURE TRIp OF THE BEN
CAMPBELL TO Sr. PAUL, MlNNE.HAHA, AND ST.
ANrnoNY-In veiw of the Grand National
Pi,-Nic and Ce.ebration, which is to come
off ct Minne-ha.ha on the 2lst inst: Capt.
Myers has been fitting up the old favorite
Ben Campbell. in the very best style for
the purpose Of taking excursionists thither.
To give some idea of the magnitude of this
great national festival, we would cay that
ten acres in one of the most beautiful spots
on earth, has been aet apart and prepared
for the occasion. No less than sic acres Of
tents will be raised, giving every body .
chance to enjoy themselves in the most
PLEASANT manner. Pots and kettles, and all
the paraphernalia Of camp life have been
supplied, and in TACT anything that will
make the occasion pleasing and interesting,
will not be wanted. The East. West, North
and South, will be represented.
The Ben Campbell will leave this place
on the 10th inst, and will take oil who
wish to attend. On board will be found
Milo Whites Brass and String Bands. and
the larder will be stored with everything
conducive to the happiness Of all who go
with Capt. Myers.
Tickets for the round trip have been put
down to the low figure of $25. This in
cludes board and accommodations while
there Tickets can be had at Burrows 4
Prettyman's Office. In case a sufficient
number purchase tickets, the trip will come
as above, other wise it will not.
These who wish to enjoys pleasant trip
should not fail to embrace this opportunity.
1t will be the most pleasant opportunity
for genuine enjoyment ever offered.
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DissOIuliOm Notice.

vrHR copartnapst 10 hosstsSore extsting u tAs
j Cigar aud Tobacco oasi. y, under tbs nswe Of
1,6any 0armt hses, 70 shis day 6isselved b. mu.
teal cSssat-1. Oasnichsq haslsG setitsd freo
tn ersleps Ste eeesonta g ~ 1gn M = = =
s : s:s e.. ! f s q sis - 3 - as ~: :
susss E1.sHlk3lAH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

DIR. THOMAS J. SAUNDERs.-1t is
generally conceded that this gentleman is
to be the next Republican candidate for
County Superintendent Of Common Schools.
OF DIR. J. Saunders we have always had the
highest esteem, and although We cannot
consistently support him before the people.
we promise him that we will use all our in
huence to secure his nomination by the Re
publican Convention. He is in every re-
spect q gentleman aud an accomplished
scholar. In oil the qualities which 60 to
make up first class politician, he is with
out an equal in his party. That being the
fact, we have been astonished to see how he
has been snubbed by successive Republic
can Conventions. Whenever his name has
been presented, he has been oversloughed
by such scurvy politicians a. Joshua D..
Patton, L. J. Center, and Jim Thorington.
If the Republican party desires to elevate
the ticket 1t will place In the field, 1t can do
no better than cast overheard such stupid
abolition leather heads as A. s. Kissell, and
nominate for County Superintendent. DR.
THOMAS JEvTERsoN SAUNDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

SOM Fellow writing for the DEMocRAr
says we boast Of our intimacy with him
Well II he could boast Of intimacy with US
we should expect to be arrested for chick
en- stealing within a week. How we could
be intimate with him and keep out of Jail
needs explanation.-Gasette.
This is to bad. after keeping Add H.
Sanders odt Of Jail as long as we have, it is
outrageous for him to pretend that our ser
vices are Of no use to him. 1t shows that
he is not only "sneak" but an "ungrateful
sneAk.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

~ See advertisement Of notes for
sale Well executed counterfeits or wild
cats would. we presume, be taken in dicker.
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LE We are requested by friend
Of ex Judge Cook to state that he is not the
County Judge who appointed . gentleman
Of this county Guardian ad iibitum of .
young and pretty female ward. We are
told thst Judge Cock says he never could
be guilty Of such depravity. and that te
suspects the County Judge who committed
this high handed abandonment Of the plain
est dictates of deceuoy, was none other than
the Reverend William Burris, his preds-
cessor in office. If Judge Burris is the de-
linquent, We demand in the name of NOR
ality-that he be -" churched."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

HAS. Y. PUTNAM. j. D. LAKE.
PUTNAM 6 LEAKE,
rrORNEYs COUksELOnS At Law, and
\ Notari,s Public once, No. 2o Mstn street,
.v.ooort owa nay11dtf
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CARDS.
II. A NAM sON.

TrORNEY and Councillor a. Law, Davenport
scott Co, Iowa. will att nd promptly IN al
b essions, business that may BE- entfnste' 70 MIN
ke er 10 uop. James Grant. Davenport. and Hon.
I'M uad suyrs A. a. jnnl2- III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

Wednesday. July IL.
AaaIvKp.
BLACK HAWK. Hsight. Fulton.
KEoKuK, Dodge. Ksekuk
NosrHEasGa, Afford. St. Paul.
DEPAarsD.
FANNY HARRIs. Mitchell. Dubuoue.
BLACK HAWK. Haieht, Keokuk.
ksokuk. Dodge. Fulton.
NoRrHEaxER, Afford. St Louis
The Ksotuk is the morning packet. tor
Keokuk at Z o'clock.
The Black Hawk will be up. and leave
for Fulton at 40 clock THE Afternoon.
The Fanny Harris has resumed her old
route again. but not in charge Of the popu-
lar old steamboat man. Capt Webb. We
wish however, abundant success, although
the present river trade doe nsr promise
much.
The river here 10 still at stand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

APoLoGRrICAL. - We owe an
apology to our rerders for the space we
occupy in daguerreotyping the character Of
Addison H. Sanders, but We wish to dis
patch him by one blow, as we did the late
Mr. Hubbel.
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Il. Il. VALLEY,

AND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
4 vii, CIV. speciAl attention to renting houses and
|lI, cting renls Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
pay t,xes real estate negotiate loahs, exam
e Ian III q, &C &c
6yTIcg-,t Bl .iemore 4 Lawes' Bank. No II
rsdy street, Davenport, lcwa may ioom
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j w. GUICEAU.
ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY PUBLIC
COxNISSIONEH.
OvyICE-No Davenport's OCT. Entrance on
Main siret July1I d&w1y
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
Wholesale - ROt61l.
THE EMPIRE STORE,

BRADY 8TRBHT, DAVRNrOAT.
I hAvn now In store large and veil sesenes0 q
stock Of Boots and Shoes, 70 which I invs>o
the attention Of ali In of s<ticies u my iins
ObuNeSv T10dsvs wishing 70 replsoish their So
wi'i hnd 10 their advantage - call NJ besI'
on vshssinR elsewhere.
70 my numerous customers who prefer OsarO
Work We continue 10 hold out induceu suts h -
vay Of prime stock and s1yJlAA ssp~k, not equal Z
sAis eide Of New York.
All hiads Of I.adies' work nsnusactured - v~a.i
TJy17i a. 0AB0VFV
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NOrvCE TO ADVERTISE RA.
-ge cuts Charged double the same dimensions

lsplayed advertisements onc.half more than
rates.
arly Advertising contracts win be understood 70
strictly to the immediate business Of the sdver-
and all other advertisements sent IN by the adj
ser will be charged extra.
Siyert,ements not accompanied with instruction.
be inse tied until forbid and charged accordingly
otices for religious and benevolent purposes In
ed one time free OF cost, thereafter charged -
r advert sements.
from abroad must be paid FOR IN
habiy in Gdpance, unless from approved Agents
kntrAsts Tor yearly advertising terminable NJ the
|on Of advertisers, they paying an advancement OF
Der cent. on the contract price.
Inserted next to reading matter
YER cent advance on above rates, and kept on In
rs pey cent. advance on regular rates.
hi TRANSIENT Advertisements must be paid for In
|ance.
fOHARDSoE 4 WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
ANDERS & BRO. Daily Gazette.
fischer Il co. Der Demokrat.
ARLINGTON N wILKIE. Daily Evening News
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habits Of . aekguard and ecurr,lous defa-
mer. As to ppp with boys in alleys and at
the corner " streets, to pry into private
transscsiossain no way concerning him or
bis controsEssy. in order to falsify and
distort ths4 into themes Of personal Sian
der, is too pointed character for decent
men to touch, and must carry about him an
atmosphere of moral effluvis, that no one
but sosss0ger, accustomed TO foul vapors.
will invadGt0 give him merited castigs-
ton.
only ssy of his personal slanders. they
are malicieusly false. without single cir
cumstanes In fact to bare them on. The
transactiouS alluded to. are fully known to
many Of ths most high-minded aud honora-
BILE citizsae, and if in their opinion there is
Z shade OF unfairness and dishonor resting
on one of them, will make three fold rep
aration. ~
Aud vhst wrong has been done this
angry geatlsman that has excited first his
slaDderous tong,e, and now his viler pen
He il simply required to pay . small part
Of bis ewn notes, which have been long
overdue. and which came by fair purchase
and contract into my possession. with one
Of mine Tor which he never gave any value.
Is therS anything unusual. unfair. or un-
Mercantile, in the demands Among hon.
orable men it il . very acceptable and sat-
isfactory way Of settling mutual claims. He
does not whisper an allegation that he does
not owe the notes
Bnt he has great fears of being swindled.
1t is most groundless apprehension. l do
not know what could get il were to try,
for claims against him. OF these We have
now undisputed ones. to . greater amount
than We have the remotest hope Of ever
collecting. What motive is there then to
accumulate debts against him. would not
give five cents on the dollar for his Lotes
! would not 60 to Iowa and psy lawyers
fee for the attempt to collect them If they
we're given me- He 10 certainly secure on
this score, for for the veriest rogue does not
cheat for the sake of cheating. bnt to get
something Of value. 1t 10 the worth lessness
Of his notes. presume that makes it seem
to him 90 unjust to be obliged to pay them
at their face. But quit character, hich
at least, IN every manly trait and moral
value, have found worthless 90 his paper.
Fly. CARLILE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

WARMEsr YEr.-Y Yesterday forenoon
at 10 o'clock, the thermometer stood on the
Bluff at %. There 10 at Least two degrees
difference between the atmosphere ON the
Bluff and that circulating in the business
portion of the city, which would make the
mercury stand at "a. This is decidedly the
warmest weather yet experienced in.the
fore part of the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

Philharmonic Pic MIC TO DAY.-To
aceomodste those persons who do not wish
to be absent during the entire day, the
boat will leave the railroad bridge near the
Iowa side at 4 P. NJ for Daven port, and re.
turning, will leave the landing, foot of Bra.
dy street, at 5P. NJ. The rest of the COM
psny will embark at the bridge. On the
return of the boats, speed down the river on
the moonlight excursion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14

A. II. BENNETT. G. =. wHifooA"'
RENNETT 4 WulTCOMB,
rropNgys AND CouNsEIJORS At LAW,
n Notsries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
v,ll practice In the Courts OF Scott Clinton Jackson
and nuscattne counties, and In Rock Island county,
M and the u. q District COURT Of Iowa
OrrcE-N " Corner Main and Second streets.
JApl1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-14
HrNRY n. ANDERSON.
DOCTOR KEITH,

1 TrORNEY AND COUNaELLOR AT LAW, and
\ Notary Pablo. leans sde on improved
-operty. Metropolitan Block, Cd street. Davenport
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