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For HeMI.

TINE house Of Mrs. ). Y. H. STOUT, Front street
i second door from the corner of Bridge 81. and
the square, and ROW occupied by Mr.. JOKES
boarding house. TIE front is suitable a business
stand, the upper part IS family residence. There
wall be rented together for the next year. Posses
sion given LIST of January next. Enquire of
noy20-tf r. K. GfASCOCK, Agent.
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Fresh Arrivals.
SUGAR, COFFEE, STAR CANDLES, &c., &c.

IS hhds, Sugar; 400 bags Rio Coffee, new crop;
| 30 boxes soap; so bbis. Cnpperas;
500 kegs Nails; 100 boxes Cheese;
! $50 boxes Glassware: 81 bbls Clover seed:
| Is bhls Timothy seed; $50 boxes Fire Crackers;
200 dog Nashboards 20 bbis Kenneth Ale;
The above Viii b. sold very low a Nos Is and Is
Market street. HUGH MCREA & co.
decl5-U
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1853.
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MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A NEW SERIES Of tins widely -circnlrted VANITY
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Desirable Property for Rent,

BELONGING to the heirs Of PHIIIP MALLORY decd.
I'D within ten minutes walk Of the Public Square
large brick house conveniently constructed, with al
acre attached for garden, opposite the City Gene
terry, Cherry street. For further particulars call al
Union street, No. is.
dcclS-tf C. w. MALLORY.
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MiSfel.aueou5.
To Exchange or Sale.

10 INchanSe or SAFE.
A LIKELY Negro Woman, 3S years old, and her
~ i've children the oldest boy L. the next gifl
10 ami on down 10 an infant. Viii be sold "r eS-
changed FOR other Negroes g. some one living IN The
country, aud that wants them Tor their use, and
not for speculation Apply 10
augIl-u WILL. l. BOYD.
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Original Works Of Fact and Ficti

and is tale uf love and lucre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK!
ny LADY coNrmHrrDR
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
:
W. Il EANER. M. ID.

j. w. II. BAKER, NJ. D.,
DuYgiCIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE-PO
i OFFICE BLOCK, Housc-North side Of Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan3ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
From New u 0rk.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Thermometer in
Wall street this morning at 8 o'clock stood
2degrees below zero. the same point at which
1t stood yesterday at the same hour. The
rivers are full Of floating ice, and navigation
is somewhat impeded.
The driver Of one Of the Broadway ON
nibusses was frozen to death on his box
while driving up town. driver of one ol
cold and fell from his box while the vehicle
was in motion. A driver of one of our city
railroad cars became frozen, lie had to be
removed, and it is thought he would die
Other drivers had their limbs badly frozen.
There is prospect that the rivers will
close, unless the weather moderates soon
From WASHINGTON Ioryespos,-
dence.-The friends of the French Spoliation
Bill figure out in the House q majority Of
in their favor.
There are intimations of an intention to
re-commit the Pacific Railroad Bill with all
proposed substitutes and amendments to Q
select committee, thereby disposing of the
matter till the next Congress 1t Is under
stood that Senator Wilson will speak on the
subject to morrow, llth, and that he will
discuss the practicabi!ity of the extreme
Southern route, and expose the partiality
shown to that route by the last and present
administration, as coined in the various re-
ports.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs meet
tomorrow, Cruesday.) to consider Mr..
Branch's proposition, to put $1O,OOO,OOO at
the disposal Of the T.. esident for the pur-
chase Of Cuba. 1t is said they are inclined
to report favorable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
c. o NJ M T. r CIAL
DAve1 soss MssAss.

DAVENPORT, Jan. II, cPM N.
A sudden charge IL tie weather from bitter cold
TO moderate has had the e67ct 10 dampen the roads
which we're vers 1ne Gay or two since, though not
to such desresss to impede country trade to any
extent
Daring the psss week our ,tscess have been well
crowied with 81 aids ef business. TIE receipts OF
wheat by wagon for .he past week have not been f.r
from zoo bushels pc. dsy-ssy 10 900 bushels cu-
ring the week. In. hoarsog mills have hetn In cou-
slant op ration Flour has be rather insctive,
though rome shipping has bsen done.
City trade has been quite lively, AMI our mer.
chsuts hsve 70 reason 70 complain VI their business
ALI thisgs c4Dsid.Hd.
We have i.os,esd important changes In quota
ions daring tbs week.
FLoUR-Salss have been moderate, though fai,
Spring wheat nour Is steady At - oO@4 Is. at
Wholesale; old WHEAT four remains steady q IS 90
white viatsr, extra, e70S
BucEwHEAr FLouR-Supply fully equal 70 de-
nand At u 30 = cwt wholesale; - 90 retail.
WHEAT-Rseeipts continu, very fair. VIII no
crest change in price Spring is quoted st l5G4ss,
mostly sells q tO:; choice old, 7O, and very i..l
In ms,ket.
OoRH-fhs corn trade cootinses very fair, with
soodSsmAnd st - taAagh alishtly anctRpainG from
81 to %: Toe present tendency Il downwArA.
OArs-Comir & In very slowly. The present crop
Is nearly exhaustd-some lots Of old though scarce.
New oats arm and steady Ut 26c; old, command A5c.
BARLEy-ReceiDts moderate; with no great
change; A0g5oc for good new; choice, 55c; old, IS
@6Oc.
PoTAToEs-Fev coming In. We quote at oO076c
wholsssle eOc$l 90 1t retail. The present opin.
Ion Is that the supply will be light in proportion TO
the demand. aud th,t this article will continue at
high fgures.
OxroNs-But few coming In /; 450960c.
PoRK -R .cripts light, with . prospect that the
trade 10 about endei Mr.. Rowe, one OF our heavi-
est buyers. closes operations this week. The best
hogs are vzoTta 81 q n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
From w sshingeOn. .

WASHINGTON. Jan. ll-Mr. Phelps, of Mo-,
made an Intellectual effort today to have
evening sessions in the House for two
weeks. for general speech making His OBJ
ject being to devote the earlier part OF the
day to legislative business.
Intelligence has just been received from
Jefferson CITY. that the constitutional
amendment limiting the State debt to thir
ty million dollars. will probably not be
adopted. but that it is more than likely that
the Legislature will grant some FIVE mill
ions to aid the Roads. by the further issue
Of State Bonds
A Central National Club vas organized
here to-day. the object of which is to pre-
sent John Minor Bates Is the opposition
candidate for the Presidency.
Mr. BilliDghuIst, Of Wis, has given no.
tice in the House. Of his intention to intro
duce bill to abolish the office of the first
Comptroller thus devolving its duties uron
some officer of the Treasury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12

Benjamin Atk,n.on,l
LIdow Pierson,
Joshua Diai.
kliza BarrowmaE,
l. Barrcwms IN and
Fran.is Drnnisop.
QY virtue Of special execution Issued upon
~ the foreclosure Of . mortgsG", from the Of
couoty State Of Iowa, In favor Of BENJAMIN Atkin-
eon, and against Ludlow Pierson, Jo.hu Dial Rliz.
Virginia Barrowmao, L Barrowmsn and Francis
Denr SOL dated January0 1859, aId 70 me directed
commanding me to make, or cause to- be made. the
sum OF six hundred aud forty-for- and l5-iOO dol
lars 1854 Isl including debt, interest and costs
with interest At the rate OF ten Ier ceLt per
from the 14th day CT October 68 by sale Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in sid Scott
county, state Of Iowa. to wit: Fifty 1901 feet OF lot
fur III In block thirty t3O in the city Of Daven-
port. more particularly q cribed follows, viz
Beginning at point sixty 1901 feet south from the
north east corner Of 50 ID lot four t4; thence
ming south along tho west side Of Scstt street hny
laO fa.t; thence west eighty 1901 feet; thence
nity 1901 feet thence eaft eighty [s0l feet to the
place OF beginniBg-except nine feet "a the west side
thereof, reserved for public alley.
do hereby give public notice that will sell at
public action, At the Court House Do In the city
18th DAY Of February, 1862 at the hour Of O'Clock
Of said dsy, to the highest bidder therefor In cash
the above described real estate, sufficient the
t. satisfy said debt, interest and COSTS well all
the sccruiag cssts the re0n
dated January S, 1859.
II. LEOEARD,
Jsnl1 Sh'H ~ SC5tt Co Iowa,
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EasrERs NAIL (Sundsy ~xcspssd1 arrives daily
at 4 n and 2 . u closes ~ 8 A y ant r.
WysTEsH NAIL arrives daily Bundaye excf pted)
., 10 A n and r n closes 81 A = and p n.
SouTHskx Nj, frcm .. Louis anu Southern Ms.
souri, ara,ves daily (Gundsys excepted) at n;
c.osSs at 3 u.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque md Northern To-
va arrives da:iy (suDdzys excepted st NJ Closes
At "a NJ.
koRTHrRs NAIL, via Dewitt. 4aGuoketa, Ac.,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at p
n; c.oses Tuesdays, Thursdays and sundays At
r ~.
NORTHERN NAIL, via IeCsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons, daily. lsuLdays excepted) att y; clo-
~ Pn.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at I2 NJ cosss szme tins.
ELUB 0nAss NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, ThuSDdays
and Ia xluruays, at 10 y closes same time.
WEsT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays et ? M crosses same days At A n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12

The JUDGEsHIP QUESTION THE
CoURsE OF JUDGE BESSE1T.-The Gazette of
yesterday, in q leader of much longitude
but little depth. besides misrepresenting
the position of the Democrat upon the new
judgeship question, displays most thorough
and complete ignorance of the matters of
which it treats Such unmitigated stu
pidity certainly is not natural-it must
have been acquired by long and studious
application, with the end in view of learn
ing the utmost thickness which the human
skull is capable of acquiring 1t quotes
sections of the constitution which cannot by
any possibility have any connection with
the question or throw any light upon the
subject, and finally as non seqmifer, cites
the very section upon which Judge Clagget
and large number of the ablest members
of the Burlington aud Keokuk bar rely to
prove the want of validity In the election
We are not prepared to spend our time or
waste our space in answering silly argu-
ments based upon total misunderstandin
of the subject, and which serve only to show
to what length ignorance and presumption
will sometimes 60.
In suggesting the question which exists,
we did not wish to be understood as ex.
pressing positive opinion that the election
Of Judge Dillon is void, and that all iudg-
ments entered by him will be invalid. We
simply stated the reasons upon which
Judge Clagget. in similar case, expects to
oust Mr.. Springer from office, ourselves, IS
we'll as the oldest lawyer in town, being in
great doubt about the question. As far as
we are concerned, We are entirely satiefied
with the election of Mr.. Dillon. The people
have declared their preference for him and |
We are willing to submit, and none can re-
gret more than we that the awkward ques.
ton should have arisen: but when We be- |
came aware that the doubt existed, We ex-
planned it fully to the people - our duty -
spublic journal required. The Gasette may |
laugh and quote sections Of the constitution
which have no reference to the subject, to |
sustain its cachinations. but the question is
grave one. The best lawyers in the city
are undecided upon the matter and doubt
will hang over every act Of the Court. which
will commence its session in this city with
in few days.
1t is not the intention Of Judge Bennett
We understsnd to take any proceedings |
against Mr.. Dillon, to test the validity Of
his claim to the office. He will await the
result Of the case In the First District be-
tween Judges Clagget and Springer.
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l. A L ES L N f. w S.

BY TELEGRAPH.l


WAsnlNoros. Jan. IL The bill intro
duced by Mr. Slidell, which vas inaudible
fror, the galleries, was Tor an appropriation
to facilitate the acquisition Of Cuba by iegis-
iation The Bill says thst whereae Cuba
geographically possesses the large and an
nnaily Increasing trade. foreign and coast.
wise. Of the Mississippi; valley: whereas
tie Island. in its preeent Colonial condition,
must continue a source Of injury and an.
noyance, endangering the friendly relations
between Spain and the United States by
The aggressions Of its local authorities upon
American commerce and citizens. for which
tsrdy redress can only be had by circuit
Gus demand to Spain; whereas in the opin
ion Of Congress. and in accordance with the
views of the President, as the last lneans Of
settling existing and removing future diff.
culties. it is expected that negotiations Tor
the purchase Of the Island should be re-
newed, therefore be it enacted DC, that
S0.OOO,OO0 dollars be llacei in the Presi.
dents hands for expenditure. either from
cash in the Treasury, or to be borrowed on
five per cent. bonds Of $1,000 each, redeem.
able In from II TO 20 years.
HoUsE-Mr Hill, Of Ga, asked but failed
to obtain q joint resolution declaring that
no new state ought TO bs admitted into The
Union until it has been ascertainsd bv
census. that che has sufficient population fir
q member Of the House according to the
federal ratio.
The House took the resolution reported
at the last session from the Committee ON
Foreign Affairs. disal proving the sct Of
Com. Paulding or the seizure Of Walker a. d
his followers, but inasrnuch as the views Of
the President is in accordance with this
position, the committee took no action
necessary. Several amendments thsreunt"
are pending. ore presenting the thanks Of
Congress to Paulding and his officers, q
second that Pauldings act being without
authority Of law meets with the condemna-
tion Of the House and third asserting the
right It our own citizens to expatriate
themselves TO help their neighLors, right
conatitutionally deprived them.
Mr.. smith. Of Va, moved to lay the whole
subject on the table. Negs.ived SO against
1885
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New u ork Market.
IBY rELE0RAPH.1


NEW YORK Jan IL.
FLOUR-A shade better, with upward tendency.
Sales 600 o.ls at b0@b Is for super State: 8 Is
06 50 for extra State; 5 25G5 IS for common 70
fsir ext q Western.
OAsADIAN FLoUR-llso letter. Sales 200 bbls at
5 1906 rs for extra.
AYE FLOUR-Dol and unchanged.
BucKwHRAT FLoUR-Quiet; 2 63k@2 75 per 100
pound-.
wHEAr-Steady ard unchanped. Sales IS 600 bu
at s3c for Chicago Spiiag; 20 for Ned Western /,
I IS for Whits Canadian,
CoRs Q iiet but firm. Sales 1000 ba At soc for
mix. Western.
uATs-steady At 5oa56 for 8 ate and western.
RYE-Holders frm 7Sc.
PORK Lower and quite active. Sales SEQ bb,s
at lG 80 for Old mess: u 37k for Lew mess; 10 %
for prime, including ,0CO b.: prime for March and
April, ID IS.
BEBP-De-f hams, 1900.
BACON-DuI.
Cur MEArs-Firmer Sales 500 bbis city cured
hams at9k
LARD-Buoy ant. Sales lcO bblH 1T 11kGl11K.
BurTER-Steady; 19t02l for ststs; 1920 for
Ohio
CHkEsE-Quiet but firm; sN@9k.
WAISKY-Dull: Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
GROCERIES.
~
We W TO R f..
II. w. MORLEY 4 CO.

LAVE the pleasure OF Announcing 10 the tizens
IL Of Davenport an vicinity that 'hey haze pur
chased the stock OF DALI Ii Jr Il Co. and will
tinue business at the old stand,
COR. PERRY AND SECOND STS.,
and solicit share OF the public patronage formerly
extend ~ the old firm, which they viii cndeavor 10
m rit by ke-ting constantly on hand every article
usually found In we'll regulated
Fa " lily CIR ocory,
and selling the az low they be purchased
eisep here In Davenport.
Being agents for thp Camden Flour Mills John.
ston's) the public can depend uDon nrding with US
the best articles OF Flour. Meal ana Blu kwheat now
in the market.
We invite the attention OF the farmers Of this and
the adjoining counties TO extensive and well
lected stock Assuring them that they ell times
obtain the highe-t prices 70: the pr ducts Of their
farms, paying either la cash goods st the market
rates.
by constant attention to bn sness we intend to de-
serve and hope TO secure large share of patronage
W. have also facilities for the storage Of goods
which can be sffeetes with xt reasonable rates.
Goods de ive.ed within the corporation free Of
charge. nova
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Fruit, Cenfectieneries
SheriH's sale.
Bopj ann Atkinson,
VS..
Ann O. 0!aymaker. !

Ann U. 0!aymAkeT.
QY vissus Of = special exs cu.ion issued upon ths
~ feseclosure OF mo -tsag-, from the on OF the
u RI Of tne DstYt.t Court OF sfsat coun,y STATE o
Iowa, i~-favog .Qi u u spaio Atktnsap snn aGains
Arm Aymsker, cahd ihe TN day o. Js1Ssvy
l6b9, and TO une iiectsd, command l. 8 me- usk
cause TO be made the sum ot twerty.tAve. hun RED
ard sixteen snd Is TO iolisrs (>2s16 ISL nclu ~
de interest and cost, with intc thcr on at the
rate OF ten pr cent per snnUm from the Goth day 81
OctbeS. 1855 by sale Of the Eli wing de, ibe res
estate ,itua in Scott county ntase Of Iowa, TO VT
Lots No -even II and eisht Isl In blosk No thist T.
one (ol 10 the city OF Davenport.
! hereby give public notice that viii sell .,
public a"csioa, ~ tbs Court House door 10 tho ~
of Davenport, Scott county, low "n ea,u,dsy 'h-
18th day Of Feb usry le69, at the hour Of Jeo-k
o. said day. - tn highest bidder therefor In cash
the above described real estate, suclent thereof
to sat ~ said debt interest and COSTS - we'll - oil
the Accru'Is cOsts thereon.
Dated January 1859.
b. LEONARD,
Ja12 Sh'6 os ecett 0ounty, 1ows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12

ACcIDESr.-A German was coming
mp Second street yesterday, In his wagon.
riding in a standing position. when his
horses became frightened. and started sud-
denly, when he was thrown out near
brakes, the wheel Of the wagon passing
over his head, cutting j. severely.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
HOLIDAY EDreSessts.

II Odor Cases,
Bohemian vAsea
Tortote shell Combs.
Toilet 0ls.se.,
Watch 81 .nds,
Porte Mona,es
Nicer -ehAum Piper,
Sc mt Bottles and viaalgrestes,
Ladies' Dressing Cases.
Ladies' Casd Case,
Snuff b xes,
Pocket Cutlery,
Ivory Tablets,
PapieY Mache bexea,
Bropzo essar Sands.
And many other useful and nsmcntai ar Ic.s sp-
pIspriate 70 the season OS0OOD
De~ 132 Brady street.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
BrattOM House.

YSHR undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends aud the trav cling public, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The houee n
nearly and furnished with al the conveniencee
Of modern hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business In the West, is sulDcteni guayan>ee that
his house tho place to stop at when you come - the
city OF Le OlAiTe.
~ Hacks leave the 1satton House every asnins
(eundas excepted) fos Davenport.
mapehI-d3wkV1v WEHFLARD proppR,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12

nAnRoAps, East, Leave at Q IS y and $50 ? n
Sundays excepted west, leaves II 9:05 II aud S0t
n, Sandays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt, Aa4uo.
keta and Wilton, leave the PennsyfvaaiA House. ues-
days, Thursdays ann Saturdays at 4 NJ; North. tt
Lyons via eClsire, Princeton, Oamsnche and Olin.
Smith 4 ATn0ld's line Of hacks leave every day d
p -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12

H Pretty extensive preparations
are being made by thu, industrious and in
tellgent set Of artizans-the PriLters-for
the Banquet on Monday night at the Bur-
tis House. We hope the merchants. me-
chanics. and professional men who know
will join literally on this occasion. The in
vitatIon is general-printers are not Of that
class that invite "our sect" and no one else
but they earnestly and cordically invite all
to attend. and with them join in commemo-
rating the birthday of Ben. Franklin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-12
ShCrlT,8 Sale.

TlY virtue OF an execution issned from the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of fcott
~, Iowa. in favor Of Preston Ware. j., 3 Co and
against Moore Garrett, dated the 18th day u No.
vembsr 1865. and u directed comm ding me that
OF the goods, chaticls, stock or interest in sny
company, debts due property In the hands OF third
pei sons. lands and tenements (which not exempt
Garrett. make, or cause to be made, the sum ~
four hnrdre nfty-tws ard So 100 doars (sl52 80,
amoun due, Incl uding debt interest and costa with
interestthersn At til rate Of six per par nrnum
from the 21th day Of Octobsr 1885, and 10 obedience
10 said Comm and have levied upon the following
described lands anti nneDts situated Ia Scott county
Iowa TO wit The undivided half OF part OF the south
West quarter Uf section twenty four (21) and part
Of the nth eas quarter Of section y-rhrte (y)
township entv eieht North OF range thr~e (3)
Fsst CT 5th particularly set out ard desc he
'sfol'ows, TO w.t. coumenc' 'ng at stake and stone
en- the Ras' side of the pubic highway known "a the
/" Dubuque road" st a point eleven (l1) rods due
South Of the North line OF the sal South Il st
quarter os ssid Section t~enty three () thence dne
Bsst sixteen (I6) rods, thence south ten QO) rods
thence West TO the sai East line q the said Du-
bnque road +" thence in Northeriy direction &, the
place OF beginning on aeng the "a line Of said
"Dnbuqae roac," containing one and one-e!ghih
QK) acres, more or less
And hereby give public notice that Will sell NJ
public suction, IT the Oourt House door IN the city
9Th day Of February 1859, at the hour of o'cIook
Of said dAy, TO the hiehest bidder thereon IN
cash, tbe above descvib@d real estate, or spflc.pt
there,f to satisfy said dett interest," q we'll - ali
accrulng costs thereon.
Davenport January 7, 1859.
n. LEONARD,
Jan12 6h'T Of scatt county.