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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
CO M M E Il c. l A L
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMocRAT,t
Monday Evening. Aug. %. 1889
Business has not generally been as good as on Sat
urday. The country trade was quite dull owing
probably to slight indication of rain.
The weather has bsen cool and comfortable, but
indie ating chsnge-problbiy rain.
The grain market was steady but not active. No
material change tcck place in anything.
We quote As follows:
FLouR-Unchsnged. Shipments 600 bbls to New
York. eprng Extra 81 90; old wheat -four IS 90.
WHRAT.-Steady but demand decreasing Receipts
2,7oO bu By wagon; 1900 bu by rsilrosd. No
change in quotations. Good clear No. wheat com.
msnds 55c NO2 5O952'.
CsRn-Recepts very light and market nominal
alth ,ugh good demand exists for shipping At soc.
OATs-Nsrket steady with good outside demand
Receipts $50 tu by wagon. Tho ruling figure to-day
was 22c, although few lots contracted for to
be delivered on We'd esday Al 25c.
BARLsy-Denand good but transactions light
Reoei: ITS $50 bu by WAGON at 80, s3@35c.
steady. One lot received from
Iowa City for shipment. We quote new white al
30c.
ONroNs-Receipts light and but little doing. VIZ
quote ut 90, 40t950c.
HAy-New prairie comes In p,entfully At 81 Ot
rGas-Supply and demand moderate at 6CSsc
Wholesale and retail.
BuTTss-Prime scarce tl5c; common S6lIOc.
CHsEsB-WesteTE Reserve Sc Wholesale and tO@
19Nc retail.
HAms-0ood sugar cured lsc retail; common
1Oc
SHouLDERs.-Go &c wholesale, end retail, Sc
canvsssed.
rRIED ssEr-l1c wholesale and IL. retail.
DRIED APPLBa-A good article qpoted At l1t
wholesale and 1870 retail
DRI8D PEACHES IMPAIRED IL kc Wholesale ant
l6c retail; pared 2kc retail.
GOLDFISH "A coed article &c retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

REPORTED BY MASTER CLINTON PARKHURs

REPORTED BY MASTER CLINTON PARKHURsr.
Row.-"The Bend" above town is
crowded with RATS at present, and Of course
a little amusement is kept up. The other
day, as the raftsmen were in the Brewery,
an alteration ensued between them and
the keepers, which resulted in threat of
the latter that if the former did not leave
the. premises Immediately they would be
shot. The keepers loaded their guns, and
made other preparations for fight. The
raftsmen returned to their rafte, armed
themselves with knives and clubs and
marched in double file into the Brewery
The keepers were all frightened except one,
who was knocked down and hurt consider.
ably for his temerity. Nothing further re-
suited
A PASrHER.-It is reported on reliable
authority, that a good sized panther was
seen a couple of miles above town, in the
woods not long ago. The men were unarmed
and did not pursue One of the animals
was tracked about for two days last winter
by some hunters in the same vicinity.
REPUBLICAN CLuB-After . great deal Of
fourishing in the way of hand.bills, this i'm
portant club convened on Satur day night.
Nine persons were present, as follows: A
President, Vice President. Secretary, CORES.
ponding Secretary, and the Executive Com.
mittee. We believe two listeners came In
subsequently.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

A remarkably virtuous cotemporary is
greatly shocked at the indecency of the GA
zKrrE. and holds mp its hands in holy horror
That is like the old Cyprean. of twenty
years vice, who lying drunk in the gutter.
raised her hands in virtuous horror and
covered her eyes, when pretty little maiden
triPped by with bare neck and exposed
shoulders -Gazetfe
1t is easy to see with what class of society
Add. Sanders is most familiar All Of his
illustrations, most of his anecdotes, and
nine tenths of his vocabulary ere borrowed
from brothels and courtezans. 1t is CON-
mon remark that every one prefers to talk
on subjects with which he is best acquainted,
and we are not surprised, therefore. that on
every occasion, Add. Sanders will invaria-
bly, introduce his odd Cyprian Of twenty
years vice, lying drunk in the gutter" 1t
is on the same principle that
"The pilot best OF winds doth talk,
The peasant, Of his cattle,
fhe shepherd, OF his feecy a ck,
And the go dier, Of his battle"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

ScoTT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCI-
ErY.-The illiberal policy adopted by the
management of the Scott County Agri cultu.
raj Society, is fast gaining for themselves,
our citizens and our county, a very unenvi-
able reputation. Counties surrounding US
with not more than half our population,
have expended trebble the amount of money
in fitting up their grounds and in offering
large premium lists. which they throw
open to the State. Our Society adopts no
such modern plan but. old fogy like, will
scarcely let a person enter an article for
competition, unless he has lived in the coun-
ty term of years.
The course adopted by our neighbors,
adds TO the interest and receipts of their re-
spective Societies, as many persons are in
duced to be present from abroad, and the
hotels in the vicinity reap large harvests by
the increased number of their guests. and
every business man is benefited directly or
indirectly by this modern way of managing
County Fairs. With us it is different
No foreign stock is allowed to be entered,
and of course, no persons from abroad are
present at our Fairs. The grounds are a
long distance from town, and are not at all
adapted for the purpose intended. No invi-
tations are extended to the Press of this city
or elsewhere, and Of course outside Of few
people IN this county, no one ever hears or
knows of our havingAa Fair. A meagre
lot of premiums are offered, which would
scarcely induce a man to drive stock out
side of his own lot, and although our coun-
ty boasts of possessing the finest cattle In
the State, outside of our county no one
knows anything about it.
Let us have change in the management,
of our Agricultural Society, and see If We
cannot win for it standing among its sis
ter Societies Throughout the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

BosroN, August 22.-Yesterday morning
. fire broke out in the City Hospital build.
ing on Deer Island. which led to general
fire alarm in the city, and several engine
companies we're dispatched to the Islsnd,
but the fire fortunately was confined to the
east wing. and the main building escaped
danger.
The upper part Of the east wing. used a.
House Of Reformation for juvenile offsn-
ders, was destroyed. The loss 10 estimtsed
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Three boys. Wm. Coghlin, Thos. Gordon.
and ]. Riley, confessed the setting on fire,
by placing combustibles in the ventilator.
1t was intended to set it on fire at mid
night. but Coghlin. who applied the match
oversight himself that time.
Riley was formerly On inmate Of the
School. and has thrice attempted its burn
inn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
EE We Yesterday received Il

EE We Yesterday received the
following circular, which by request, We
give place in our colums:
BEACON LoDeE, CBRIsrCHURCH.
July 80. 1859.
Eps STATE DEMOCRAT. - Permit me,
through the medium of your Paper. to ad
dress few words to my Brother Sports,
men in the United States.
An pportunity which have often longed
for has been afforded me of paying q
visit to New York. starting from Liverpool
for the express purpose Of +. aternizirg with
the disciples of St. Hubert. shaking handa
with my Transatlantic brethren. and, with
the advice Of my brother sPortsmsn, pro-
ceeding through portion Of the cultivated
country to the magnificent Prairies, gather
ing by the way al information-scientific.
agricultural, and ornithologicsl-tbst it il
possible for me to collect. My stay in the
United States must of necessity be limited,
but, under the blessings Of Heaven, hope.
ere my return to spend my Christmas in
England, to have achived and learnt enough
to enable me to tell my countrymen tale.
and to point out to them the route and the
outlay required, for others, in future timss,
to follow my example. my narrative. l
need hardly add. will appear in the columns
Of the London "FIEID."
shall bring with me come ofmy Hounds
and Dogs the faithful companions Of my Isis.
urs hours, and throw myself on that kindness
which, from my experience Of the American
charastst IL other slose, ss6A eonvin6sd
WAS never BY strangss lpdbht In vain.
szpsst - Asiivs & New York % o. sbsut
~ :, x; = ars,Gnl>N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
ID 1 r ID.

In this city. on Sunday evening, At o'clock
NARY REBBCCA, only chhd OF FRANK and SARAH
A. PLUMER, aged 16 months.
" The only child" of Its parents, and that snatched
away. How agonizng must it be for those parents
to return 20 tnat now desolate home after having
Consigned the little cherub to the cold earth. How
many times will the mother start, thinking she
hears the voice OF her darling: and how her heart
will sink when it ashes across her mind that the
little prattler vi / never call ma ma, az ain.
We can sympath ze with our friends, for GRIEF like
this It has been our lot 70 experience.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

Row.-A man named Stroud, who
reside on the corner of Perry and Conner
cial streets. came home yesterday afternot II
very drunk, and commenced beating and
choking his woman, and would probably
have put all end to her existance, had not
boy who was present, struck him over
the head with billet OF wood, which caused
him to release her. The man and woman,
together with another woman of bad re-.
pute were arrested and conveyed to jail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

Saturday Evening Aug. 20, 1859.
FLoUR-Market heavy and very dull. Prices I'M
changed. New winter extra 75@5 90; new tprina
extra OOC04 80.
WHEAT-Stesdy and advanced 1@Sc on all grades
No red winter s6:; cho.ce do o0c; Ne white ssc
No red 75c; No spring TIC old No 6Oc in store
CoRH-Ne l R SIC In store; No 2 do 5Sc.
BALBY-A shade better. No 4sc in store.
RrH-Steady No sos In store.
PorAroEs-Firm st 10000.
BuTrEa-Choios dairy 1s014c; common 9@1Oc.
Eeos-vsry duh st &c.
LARD-Nominal at 1OA@llc.
HIDEs-DSy Flint 160l7c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

FAIR AND ExHIBlTIoN.-The Scott
County Horticultural Society, have resolved
upon giving their second regular exhibition
which probably will be the last for this sea.
son.
The fair and show will be held in one of
the .public Halls Of this city, on Wednes-
day, the 2lst of September next, and will
be open through both day and evening. If
our citizens and ladies wish these exhibi.
tions to be credit to our city and county,
We don't know of any better way to accom-
plish such an object, than by joining with
those having charge of the Society, and
bringing their experience and energies to
bear in its executive and official action.
The Society all know has thus: far more than
realized the expectations .of those who
first organized 1t, and to give it a full op-
postanity 70 be beneficial in the county. let
it not only be we'll patronized but gentle
men and ladies hand in your names, and
We prslist that the said Fair. - we'll a. oil
sthef s1hlblasns Win prove . great sue.
esaa.
The psspls Of 1nsk Islsua county .r,
lavhsi = ssaseisuss = NJ ssAibl1sa q
60lw t1aon1 = ~ MI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

Times of opening and closing mails IN tho Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTKRs NAIL, arrives b; 6:io \ snd y" -
closes at 9.i5 N at $50 Pm.
NORTHERN MAI. via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives at b SCR c.ose-at BIB 4 VI.
SOUTHERN N MI, from Z !. Louis ana southern ns
souri, araives at 5 .c0P NJ: closes al " ID N.
WEsTEss AND soUTHEEs Iowa MAIL, arrives -
$50 N closes a, $3.50 IA.
TLIdso.s WAY NAIL, arrives 6:35 A u and c:So =
n; closes at aud b p M
RIvEn NAIL soUTa, intluding river towns aooVeet.
Louis the Mlssou.! River, Heb:aska ani kan.as
via Hannibal 1T. Joseph Il, arrives ~ ~ a
III clDsesat4P
RIVER MAIL, IN eiuding river tow ms from lie Clare
to Lyons, arrives at A N clio eG at 500 M
HoRTHgRs MAIL, By isni, DIP the river, arrives at
III Sundays, Wednesday, and Fridays; CLOSES al
9pM On Mondays, Weinesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives az II n, closes al liz M
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturcays.
AmITY NAIL, arrives and closes al IL ~ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAsosA MAIL, arrives and closes en- u M, on
Thursdays.
The office will be open Sunday during the Sum-
from to 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
Local Affairs

We have received that Gem of the
"Art tPreservatve"-'7He Printer for July
1t is the first edition they have printed up
on their new Ruggles Book Press, and it is
certainly great recommendation in favor
Of that new piece Of machinery. "Thc
Printer" is TO be had for the low price of
81 90 per annum. Address Johr Henry
No. |, Spruce street New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

NEW YoRK. Aug. ~. 1859.
FLouR-Rism and advanced l0c p bbl. Sales
5000 bills 1t sO67l 50 for euper state: 6004 SO
extra state; 5605 90 for conmon 70 good extra,
2O@5 % fresh ground extra round hoop Ohio.
RyE BLovR Dull; 760l 96.
WHRAF-Firn suA l0ac advancs sales 1000 bu
9 7oc unsouad Chicago spring, 1901 30 white
RYB-Dull.
Coas-ocsrco and 90eo better.
OATs-Steady; 0e@z3c state, western ana Cane-
dia1s-
1ohx-yirmsr. salss snall q Il q nsss, 10 n
pstme. s ~ n
BG0Y.Dull.
oAooe~Qaiat. "a
tAao--osis1,, Salee ~ ~ q ieoalN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
|or,cD TO ADyERTIsgRs.

cut charged double the same dimensions ef
lyea advertisements one-half more than
les.
advertising contracts will be understood u
betty - .he Immediate business Of The adyer-
Ia all other advertisements sent Ia by the adj
will be charged extra.
tisemeDts not accompanied with Instructions
bserted untll forbid, and charged accordingly.
- fer religious and benevolent purposes In
,7se time free OF cost, thereafter charged as
verHseinents.
rtisements from abroad must be paid for an
ia afrance, unless from approved Agents
asia for yearly Advertising terminebie at The
u advertisers, they paying An advancement of
bent. on The contract price.
htisemeuts inserted next 10 reading matter
|ent. advance on above rates, and kept on In
per cent. advance on regular rates.
|snsient advertisements must be paid for 10
10.
ARDsOS n WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
DKRS N BRO. Daily Gazette.
iSCHER X co, Der Dsmokrat
RfNGTON h wiLEIE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

DATING BAcK-The County Clerk had a
visit day or two since from chap in quest
Of marriage certificate. who waxed furious
ly angry because he couldn't get the docu-
ment "dated back sir months, = Chicago
Press
There Add, you have chance to make a
few characteristic remarks for your fan.ly
paper, as to the probable cause of the
aforesaid gentleman wishing his certificate
dated back
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

SATURDAY. Aug. 20, 1859.
FLoua-Rirmer; city supsrnne >S 90; double ex-
trs q IS.
WHEAT-Inactive Choice sprinG 72@7lc; fair
and good fall 70@s3c; prime sS@99c; choice ESQ
90.
Conu.-etsady prime yellow 7oc; prime white 7bc;
choice do SOC including bags.
OAfs-Raneipg from 80 70 lsc for good to choice.
0ARLEY-Choice spripg Soc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

new foaK. Aug. 20th.-We have tele-
graphic advices from the Railroad Conyen-
ton now holding at Niagara, in order TO re-
tain the trade OF the Lower Misaissipp;
towns.
The Pennsylvanis X. H. Co., have reduced
the rates y those points a. follows
To Memphis via Cairo and above Al 80.
$1,4l. 81 .O2, and SO cents.
To points below Memphis 81, ,s5, $l,4s,
3l.07. and SO cents -,
We sfS 6dvlgSd that thd5S rAtes have
beeen ssssuted to by the Presidents Of the
Trunk Lines. and BY the management oi
the Erie.
There is no prospect % far % We can
learn. that the present amicabls arrange
ments between the main lines will be dis
turbed II is thought that third and fourth
clseses will be advanced
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
River Items.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sunday, Aug. Il.
METRoPoLITAN Rhodes. st. Louis
MINNESOTA BELLE, Hill, 81 Paul.
Dew .fEop, Parker. It. Paul
Monday. Aug. %.
KEokuK. Dodge, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
Sunday.
METROPOLITAN. Rhodes, St Paul.
MIsNEsorA BELLE, Hill, St Louis.
DEW DRoP. Parker, St. Louis.
Monday.
ALHAMBRA, Mitchell, Galena.
kEoKuK, Dodge, Montrose.
THg DENMARK will be down and leave for
st. Louis at o'clock this Tuesday morn
ing Ye musical engine still groans
The CRY BELLE is laid up at Galena until
high water.
The WIN. L. EWING is laid up at St. Louis,
on account Of dull business and low waite
on the rapids.
For RLrArRs-The Lake City went on
the ways at LIE Claire, on Sunday to be
colked up and otherwise repaired. "a
stitch in time saves nine"
Boar UrsET-A sail boat with four pas
sengers in it upset opposite Burrows mill
yesterday, and the occupants narrowly es-
capped watery grave, skif belonging
to some raftsman was taken out to the res
cue, and the unfortunate pleasure-seekers
brought to shore considerably scared but
barring their wet clothing, nothing the
worse for the impromptu ducking.
PLEAsAST-Sailing was pleasant recrea
ton yesterday. and We noticed quite num-
bcr of frail barks sporting on the bosom oi
the father of waters. One staunch craft
CONSPICUOUS among the rest contained half q
score of our prominent business men who
seemed to enjoy the pleasures with zes,
which proved them capable of forgetting
business for the nOnca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

T The Gazette and its master, 1--WE
mean the Thorington wire pulling clique,)
need give themselves no trouble about Mr..
Leonards nomination. 1t is not true that
MIR. Leonard gave supper, collation. din
ner or breakfast, to any members of the
Democratic party, at Levi Donaldson's. MIR.
Leonard is under no necessity OF working
for any nomination. The time has not yet
come, when like the hungry leaders of
the Black Republican party, he has to solic
ii or beg for a nomination, but the people of
Scott County, without distinction of party,
save and excepting the little band of office
seekers, who rule the Gazette, demand he,
who hasibeen carefully weighed in the bal
ance, and found not wanting. shall consent
to serve them for two years longer. That
call Mr.. Leonard as good citizen, cannot
resist. He will be nominated by acclams.
ton, and his election will be as nearly
unanimous as the Sovereign people can make
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

DAUGHTERS OF MALrA-The editor Of the
Illinois Standard who is a woman. says
"The daughters of Malta are becoming as
benevolent in their designs AS the Sons ol
Malta Their object is said to be to relieve
widOwers, destitute bachelors, dandies
Hottentots and orphan male children By
the time the Sons obtain the control of the
Island of Cuba, the Daughters confidently
expect to subjugate the Isle Of Nan. "-EG
change.
Our ladies should Immediately move in
this matter. Let them not be behind il
they would obtain name and fame
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

THE GAZETTE on THE TEXAS ELEC-
TIoN-The Gazette INDUCES its constitution.
al weakness to the extent of claiming the
election of Sam Houston to the Guberna-
torial chair Of Texas, as a sort Of Black
Republican victory. OF course, every in
telligent man knows that Gen. Houston is
a warm supporter Of the administration of
Mr.. Buchanan, and that he ran as the inde
pendent Democratic candidate for Governor.
The election of such man on such plat
form is just the kind of Black Republican
victories We like to see But to this ex
tremity is the Black Republican party
driven Without existence in half the
States of the Union, and realizing annihila-
tion in the North, now that Bleeding
Kansas" has ceased to furnish it nutriment'
in the madness of despair. like drowning
man catching at straws, it claims the elec-
ton of even Southern slave holders as a
triumph of it's party
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
j. j. VALLEY,

IND AGENT AND RIAL ESTATE BROKER,
$sill give special attention to renting houses and
|ting rents Also, buy, sell, exchange. lease
kay taxes on real estate; negotiate loans, exam
|ani titles, &C &c.
|YIcE-st Blskemore n Lawes' Bank, No II
" street, Davenport, Icwa may lO'6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
Attacked by Dndlans.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 2l.-The Los Angeles
Star says that on the 22st ult. 200 Mojahars
Indians attacked party Of whites at Beale's
Crossing, and carried off number Of mules.
and large quantity Of provisions belong
to the Stockton and Kansas City Mail Co.
Maj. Arrnstead with two companies of
troops, left Fort Majohare for the Msjohare
Valleys intending to chastise them, and in
the event of their absence to burn their
huts and destroy their crops.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

iath Cotton WAS being collected in the
eastern d'striets,f the gold coast. and con-
siderable quantity was expected 10 be
shipPed TO England The natives were
being taught its value. aud the exports we're
expected 10 increase palm oil, and it had
largely advanced At Acco
LIVERPOOL, Aug. To- Richardson. Spence
= Co, quote markets generally very dull.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

rT We should like to know of the Lou
isville Journal whether it ever heard of G.
G. Cole in that State before he emigrated
from Kentucky here, nearl years ago
the same Cole now runni... ..s a Demo-
cratic candidate for the Supreme Bench Of
Iowa. We don't know the man out in Iowa,
and want in ormation' What part Of Ken
tucky he came from we cannot say.-Gd-
zette
Here these lying rascals admit that they
kno,o nothing of Mr. Cole. and do not even
know what part of Kentucky he came from
and yet they charge him, in another col
umn, with having sold his slaves in Ken
tucky, lust before he came to Iowa Is
comment necessary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 2l.-Ths convention
agreed to reduce rates to Memphis. ria
Cairo, to $3.50 and *l44 on first and Sec
ond classes, tl.s5 and $l.49 to points bslow
Memphis. Third and fourth classes remain
at present rates,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
A. A. Grihlth'S Model School.

EOR boys and girls, will opon on Monday, August
y 18th 1859. Ses,icn Rooms. Nos and & in
Wuppermsn Hall's new block, Brady ttrstt Tho
girls and boys will occupy separate study roons.-
The term will continne twelve weekf.
For tuition and particulars, the friends will peace
obtain circulars Of the Primo Ipal.
Davenport, Aug, l.7dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

New YORK, Aug. 22-The steamship
Bremen, rom Southampton on the 9Th inst.
arrived here this forenoon. Her sdvices
are not 90 late as those furnished by the
Hungarian.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

zAllN q RlI.LN

|yoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Iand Notary Pnbiic.
kicE-Davenport Block, Davenport. Iowa.
mly2-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23

BRIDGE hEPoRT.-Mr. Reed, the
bridge master, has furnished US with his
report for the week ending August 20, 1859.
The number Of foot passengers who have
crossed the bridge during the past week is
slightly on the increase. The total number
is 2O33.
The following is the body of the report
"'o' water. above. Boats. Rats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-23
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, August %, 1859.
MALI, ARRANGEMENTS

IrC n serlvsn. C8 Dearboin street cai' ago,
IL authorized 10 re iys adyertseDehts Tor shls pa