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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
TELEG Il A P H lC
.Repo ted Expr 'ss'y for the State Dem"eTs'
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival or the steamer uuagariaR

FARTHER Poisr. Oct 1.-The steamship
Hungarian ie below coming up with Liver
pool dates 10 Wednesday the 2ist inst,
four days later than by the Asia at New
York. She will be due at Quebec to-
morrow.
The steamships America. Indian. City OF
Washington. and Edna have arrived out
A ceuspTacy has been detected at Con.
stantinUpie isaVing for it's object the sssss-
sination Of the Sultan Of Turkey.
Liverpool breadstnffs were quiet at an
advance in quotations.
Provisions were steady at the close OF
market on Tuesday
LONDON. 2Oth.-Consols closed at e5 II
The papers by the Hungarian tprn'sn ae
tails Of the battle tor the championsh't
which took place in Kent between on
Savers snL Brettle Tho fight lasted only
2s minat.s. when Ssyers was declared VIC
torious. :,
LONDON, >.ept 2l.-The verdict OF I'M
Coroners jury in relation TO the disaster o'
the Gree. Easts-n, attributed to accident
MANY a, rests i,si been made IN Constan
tinopIe Of parties implicated IN eonsP'rac!
TO assa ssinate the Sultan.
Nothing later from Oh.oa.
The political and general news uo'mPor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
MALL ARRANGEMENTS

Tineso Of opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 635 n and 5 SO
clos"s at 9:t5 A n a. q $3.50 NJ
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
strives At 3 80 p c.osesat DIS A NJ.
SOUTHERN n MI, from s.. LOUIS AN Southern Mis-
sonri, araivee at 5: 60 p NJ: closes at .. 15 A n.
WtsTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives a.
63O N closes at $3.50 NJ.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 6 45 A M and $50 p
n, closes al and 3 p NJ
hivkR NAIL SOUTH, including river towns above st.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and Ksns as,
via Hannibal ~ Joseph r, arrive. al 10 a
NJ close At4PM.
RIVER MAIL, in cluhing river towns from e CLAIRE
TO yon,, arrives at A N clio ,es at $50 NJ.
koRTHERN MAIL, By isni up The river, arrives at
III Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays; closes at
9r N on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLuk GRASS MAIL, arrives at II N, closes at IL M
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat uruays.
AMT MAIL, arrives and closes at I2 NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
'NAMost NAIL, arrives and closes an - NJ, on
1hursdays
The efice will he open on Sunday during the Sum-
Intr from 3 20 10 M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
From New YOsk

New YoRK, Oct The steamer Glasgow
from Glasgow has arrived.
Her dates are TO the l4th and have bssn
anticipated by the Asia and Circassian.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
the diocese Of New York Yesterday deeided,
after an elaborate and 10 come extent noisy
debate to ask of the House Of BishOps, at
the next general convention. the renission
of the sentence OF Suspension which, fifteen
years ago condemned Bishop OndsrdeDk 10
retirement. This remission, If granted. will
restore the Bishop to his Episcopal functioas,
but if the wishes Of this convention are
complied with. the whole administrative
jurisdiction Of the diocese will remain in the
hands Of the present provisional Bishop. tns
Rev. Dr. Potter. The measure met vith
ardent opp0sition. and was psrsed 10 :0s
face Of remoastrance from Dr. Potter ns'o.
self The CoDSention adjourned hnAiy' q
The close Of it, evening session.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

Speycu OF y. Messrs.
Editors The great lsusch has spoken
On Tuesday evening lss', at Davenport's
Hall in this city, His Teutonic Highness de-
livered himself OF a ongiomerated mass Of
fal-ity aud nonsense He commenced by
cay ing that his only Object in appearing on
the stump was TO open the eyes OF his delu-
ded German fellow citizens. He said that
the Democratic party conte ded that there
was no is-ue before the people except State
uat,ers-State indebtedness-but, says the
great Rusch, tell you there is another is
-ue: popular sovereignty IS Tie issue-said
the State was not in debt-that it owed
the school Fund nothing. for (now hear the
reason Of th. aspirant) the State both owns
and owes the School Fund it is both debt
or and creditor, and hence cannot be in
debt for any moneys borrowed from that
fund. Now | apprehend that this is news
to the people of Iowa, for they (alas for
their iqnorahce) have always been under
the impression that this fund was created
by the General Govern ment and donated to
the minors of the State for their benefit,
and for no other purpose, the State to be
the trustee for the said minors This the
statute says is so, but Rusch says the stat
ute is wrong, and of course he knows
He said further, that the members Of the
Legislature were afraid that the State Su-
perintendent Of Public Schools would steal
the School Fund, 50 they ordered Governor
Grimes to take the money from his hands.
Now, az facts have been developed, it is
found that this wa done that the Legisla
ture might steal it themselves lie sad
that the Governor had succeeded in getting
only portion of this Fund, and, in u tri-
umphant manner, you all know what DR..
Eads did with the balance )" but they
didn't seem to know, nor did they know
many more things that the speaker said.
His speech was interlarded with many
poor Jokes made worse in the rendering,
and large exhibition Of his want of talent
TO preside over the Senate Of the State
In Justice to Mr. Rusch, it is well to say
that he is good looking as German should
be who owns large farm, is pleasant fel>
low and good judge of lager, but can nir
sprachen 10 de beapels nor be Lieutenant
Governor of the State of Iowa
1t is predicted that he will run six or
seven thousand behind his ticket. There is
no doubt of it. What then will our Ger
man fellow citizens say? Let us wait
LIE Claire, September 20, 1889.
REN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

New York, Oct 1.-The Times Washing
ton correspondent telegraphs by dispatches
received yesterday. lnat the State Depart
ment is in possession Of important informs
ton from tne new government o! Costa Ri
c., wing the reputation TO b. popular
in the new order Of things and firmly estab-
lishaj.
Tha1emporsry government which assumed
tho SET. Of the elected Mora has given way
to a m0se settled organization, Of which
Senor Aosatragello RENAME the Chief. with
Vicsnt D. Angular, Julian Valior and Jesus
Jemmery "a h.s Cabinet officers The sd-
ministrstioC 10 represented TO be strong not
ouly in the wesiu1 talent and personal pop
ulxrity Of the sb1emen cotsprising it. but
In the esteem OF tn larger number OF the
people The latter circumstance 10 evinced
by addresses forwardsl TO the President
from nearly very quarter Of the State, fe-
licitatiDg him and the putaic upon the for
tunate change. and hsiliqg The new order OF
things with enthusiasm.
President Montrassena had issued an ins
augural proclamation upon assuming office
In this paper. the brevity Of which il its
conspicuous merit. be responds to the p0pu-
lar voice Of coDgrstulation. tendssing The
general gratitude to Senors Galazar and
BIsneo, whose patriotic energy had saved
the Republic. Several DEGREES had been
issued. As the baNs Of political reconstruc
ton, Costa kicans exiled by Mora are Ts
called.
An election Of deputies to q national as
sembly 10 ordered. This action, and the
general temper an drift Of the new govern
me t, is represented ss meeting the approx
al Of the Washington Cabinet.
The came correspondent says the most
positive assurances have been given TO- day.
that the Nicaraguan nail will be carried
promptly. according to the contract; that
50 men are nov engaged improving the
route. and that the mules are on the ground,
ready for the service How much Of this Is
believed, am unable 10 say.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
T. u M Nj r X C. ] A l..
DAVENPOak1 m n Ak 4 LIT.
DAILY Report

OFFICE OF Iowa EfATE DEsocRArk
saturday Avening. oct /. 1889
Th-~eAiher was iitt,e cooier 10 DAY than yos'er
day. int qstts pleasant
Busine . cas- v ary bri-k in all branches
The gr.tE eni produce market was quite i'oiise
and ths receipts were quite large.
Wheat ' as shade lower. harley aud GA wee
STAINED ct yesterdays ngures Oni MS unchanged
below give the figures VI receipts, shipments
and goo tatioas for - DAY:
Flour Market steady. with good home jemF nd.
Shipments 800 bbls 10 Nev York, 100 bbls % Chcs-
20 AMI 100 bbis 70 Boston. We quote 30, ng
extra at - 60 wholess'e. and - 90 reisil-sS ID
in sn-ks retail; old wheat four s. 90 = barrel.
waKAT--In good dem and. Receipts 560 bu.-
Shipments 40 bu. Market ciosed At S5G65c.
Ceas-very quiet We quote nominal u 25o for
new crop; cid crop a0t.
OArs-Demand goodfor shipping At 2oS3oc. Re.
ceipts $40 bn. No shpm' nts.
BARLsy-ln denAod and buoyant At 4SG4Sc.-
Recei ,ts 1, $50 b. Dhipmenis 400 bu by a.
ONIoxs-Ia b -tter ,mAnd, but nnchsDeei. Re
ceipts cso b.. Shipments 500 bu We quote At
35M36c
orAToxs-Aarket quit We quote Pink Z, rs
and Neshsnnocks at S5tasoc .weet potatoe. = o..
HAy-The msrket Is well suppliei With Upland
prsirie bat Timothy Is very scArce The demand Is
moderate. We quote prairie at 80 timothy 50 90.
F0os-In good demand at StDl0s wholesale, and
\ 12Hc retail.
bUTTsR-In eooi demand for family We
| quot sood dairy q 20a25c common frkin aAd oil
4 u ~ x@l5c.
CHsEsE-WesteIr Reserve Sc wholesale and IOd
12hc retail.
HAMs-Good tugAr cured I8c retail COM n0u
lOc
SHOULDERS. - Good Tc Who'll 4 aie and ret tail, =,
canvs.sed.
nRIkD BsEv-llc wholesale and IJc rttsii.
DRIED APPLUs-A good article atted st 1a
wholesale and l2l1 retail.
! DRIED PEAcHEs---Unpsrei IL Nc wt. iesale tn'
4 1bc retail; pared CSC retail.
! GoDyIsH "A good art icle Sc retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
T G EADS.


During the summer that has inst passs.o
away, Thousands Of snHerers from dysentery and
diarrfes have been relieved hy the OF Hoo-
letters Bitters, = medicine which u evidently
destined to maintain . permanent place In the psb-
lie estimation. Bi lions diarrfna 10 one Of those
diseases which bsfi 3 the SKIN Of the physician.-
The medicine they admin ,ter TO act upon the bow
eas never seem TO reach the Of the evil The
dihhculty b TO get rsnedy that will reach 81 tie
digestive organs, and give them simultaneously .
rush Of vigor, to rid themselves Of this disease
This problem Is solved bv the BsTrI rs, which
fsis to eorquer the most ptnboorn II is only
fair TO say, that during the ju-t closed, this
medicine has achieved more euSss t..an any other
ever presented 70 the pub T.. and duriog the fall,
In which thas terrible sscurge the ssve, and asue, IL
50 prevalent, the BfTTTns viii gain fresh fame.
Sod BY druggists and dealers gsaerally, svssy-
where.
u See sdvertit emens in another column.
oetI. ..ouov1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
KELIGuOUS NOTICES.

There viii be no preaching at st. Luke's Church
until further notice, account OF the absence Of
the Rector.
Re- c. J. HurcHISs, Of the city Of Buffalo, n.
r., will preach In the "a PRESBYTERIAN Church, Sun.
day morning. Get. 2, at hali past ten o'clock.
- The members aud friends Of tie q Presby te-
riAn Church OF this city especially invited to be
present
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
New Y oRk MaPkes.
fBY TELE0RAPH.)

ny TELE0RAPH.l
New YORK Oct. 7. 1888.
FLouR-Heavy and lOc lower; .aies O0O bb's &
80! 6s for super state; a. 80 EFT tate !,
4 65t14 60 euper veet-rn; 1oeDh 10 common to
medium extra western; 5 4OG5 S. for fnfe ior TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
RYE RLOUR 71Gg4 30.
WHFAr-Dnlt and heavy: sales 5000 bu at .!
white Indiana; 10 choice white Kentucky.
RYE-Q ,iet: e1162c
BAELEY-Bnchanged ard duh
CoRS-SteAdy; sales ! 500 bu mix d Western At
92o.
OATs-1tG2c lower.
PoRx-DnIl; safes 800 bbs at Is so0l6 IS for
mess; 10 62 for prime
BEEF ull.
BAOOH-Qnet.
Cur MEATS Dull.
LARD-Firm; sales 100 bbis at I0H611No.
sUrTER-Firm At l3@l6 Ohio 17G90 state.
CHEGoE-Firm At 6H69h
AsHEs-Unchanse
WHISKY Du, 2602Gk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
ID r ID

Yesterday, at the Burt's House. DR. O II. BUT
L.R, son Of Mr.. =. Butler Of Hyde Park, N. Y.
having just graduated and received his diploma ~ a
physician His father hsd brouOht i'm to this ci y,
hoping change Of air would bepef. his health, but
that remorseless disease. con. umptien, had made
too great progrefs, and to-msrrow his lfeless re-
mains will be conveyed home u his borrowing
friends.
The medical friend who attended him, during mis-
last moments, was much impressed with the extrsor
dnsry brightness Of Dr.. Butler intellect, with the
sasacious appre citation he had the vsrious phases
Of the dissase which bad prostrated him, and With
the f+mars fortitude with which be encountered
the last enemy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
RIVER ITEMS.

Saturday, Oct. l.
ARRIVED.
FANNY HARsIs, Webb. Montrose.
Ben CAApBILL, Gilbert. Montrose.
CLARA HISE. Upton. Galens.
ALHAMBRA, Mitchell, Galena.
CANADA, Hill, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
FANNY HARRIS, Webb. Galena.
BKN CAMPBELL Gilbert. Montrose.
CLARA HISE. Upton, Keokuk.
ALHAMBRA. Mitchell, Montrose.
CANADA, Hill, st. Paul
THE FLORA is the Sunday morning pack
ct for Dubuque At Z o'clock.
The CoLoNsA was tied up at LIE Claire
yesterd" moon on account Of the high
wind oL the river preventing the passage
through the bridge. A large load Of grain
awaits her arrival.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

LxAvrsvosru, SCOT. 80. - Hon. Anson
Bsrtiogame addressed the people bsss TO-
niehe. and will probs6ly participate 10 tbs
can vsss for delegates 70 Congress.
The Usab mail arrived here today.
The Denver City Kxprees, With dates TO
the 93od inst. also arrived. bringing IS 600
in dsst. The incrssse q S4De In and about
Denver City and Aurssis had oseoms
alarming. snd demanded PreEpt action Tor
it. suppsession.
The State orgsnisstion movsasnt bad
been Dictated BY s0OO nsejesity.' some
fraudulent vo... g u alleged.
The election for dsiegAsss - fsqerses
comes Of easy in October. Geo. Laramie
u . proalneat sssdidsts.
A hsntisg party had returned, espsstisg
. contAgisa anesg The buAaIds kiinag sAsn
by thessaods.
Pfospsselae - pessessAe0 @ - 49,
Nsasss Of ~ Dlas, aad . osibsoagy q -
Csleeade. vAsss sisk lsads hsve bsss -
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Chicago Marx ct.

Friday Evening Sept. ~, 1859.
PLoUR-Firm, with good dernand. Spring extM
4 20tQl rs; red winter 4 80, "6irard" winter
rs.
WHEAT-Sprng de- clined ? Nc a0 closed qn~t =
Wintsr quiet and Lowell No sprng TIC, NO q 90
75c No l red Wint,r SIC.
CORE-Qn,et and unch. ngsd. Canal 75Ac afost
No ia store 74c
OAra-Duli and lc lower. No In s:or0 2Sc
BARIEY--Active, and advanced 10. No J in store
65c
ONIONs-Qnist At 6btg60c
POrAT0Es-V~ry. dull 1t 200lAfeze
BUrTER--Steady 1t 70 = lac for nrkini 1AtA6c TOR
Z thoice dairy.
E00s-Sieady at &c = do1.
LARD-Nouainal At lie.
HIDve-Frm, with good demand at t6A<3HAc
for dry flint
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
81. Louis Market.

Friday Sept. ~. 1859.
FLoUR-Quiet ard Arm. Country superrne = co >
Country double extra 60; City do 40
WHEAr-Markst heavy. Coed to choice Olnb ~
@s5c; Spring 75GsOc god and pris!e fail 800
IO5
CoRH-Better. Sa es Of mixed yellow ct 90e
OArs--Firm ard advAnced. Good to prime A6g
4sc.
BAILEY Firm. Prime spring CO..
OEIOss-Vtry dun At 5eo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
A Card.

The under .igned beiog about TO take mp his abode
at Argyle near the city OF Ie Osrr ~ lesst TN he
can gat coed tenant for Argyle cottage and appur
ensnce, will refer sl who wish TO get good
dwellings cheap. to O whissr, Esq. who IL 70 be
found in one Of my dwelliugs in Ish's Row.
Sept -, 1859
sep26 r wADA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

A Drove of fine beet cattle passed
over the Ferry yesterday afternoon for the
Chicago market. They were the property
OF Mr.. Thomas Scott, who has been feeding
them out at Cleona township. There were
mems of beef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
|TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
Dissolution.

VINaE cOpsrtn e,s hin heretofove existing under "
L drm md name Of Van Evera 4 Slade. 10 thi, day
bv mutual consent dissolved Mr.. d W Van Evera
VIII continue the Ranking and Exchangs business
ana Is authorized tn use the name Of the late nrm n
liquidation.
Dewitt, Iowa, October I, 1859.
n. W. VAN HvRRA,
oc2 JAMES 4. 4LADN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

There will be n Democratic Mass Meeting at
Princeton OF Saturday evening, October 5ih. Hon.
J J. Ln'iley and Geo. 4. O. Dow Esq will adi,eis
the IN Getting PsR ORDER
ot1-e&wtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Democratic Meeting at lie Claire.

There will b, Democratic Mass Meeting at 4
Claire Oh Monisy evening, October 10th Hon. J j.
Iindley and Geo g. G. Dow, Elq.. Will address lhe
meeting. PER ORDER
col david
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

Too BAD.-.We hear continued COM
plants from the farming Districts that the
injury sustained by the corn crop in conse.
quence Of the late frost is worse than was
anticipated. This is not 20 much the case
in Scott county IS in Cedar, Muscatine. and
Clinton. though some Of oar fislds got
slightly bitten. 1t should be borne in mind
by the farmers that corn land that vao
nlswsd dep has not bssn sRtetsd At Oh By
ths frost, Tlsss b . isssos In this BY
which all hrAAss sboola pssaA nAallsw
psovlns b dss NJ tAlsr. asd stnstS VII
spepst o. lapeF dka u ~ u sailf isfts1.
q tksy ptsiit ID thaslsw pi6tif
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Democratic Meeting.

Tbs Democrats Of Allci's Giove township will
meet at the new schoo. house in AIsn's Grove. Oh
Saturday. &C.. :, Et : r'ciock NJ for the purp ee
of forming n.mncratIc C.Ht.
The meeting will be addressed " H. A. Samson, os
Davrnplrt.
PEE order of p-m. Town bi . Committee
All.n's Grove, Sept inter ~, 1879
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
DISTRICT COQ hSG.
L ~ IL .... .rnnAa \
HON. WM f. MILLER, JUDGE.

SATURDAY, Oct. !.
Court met at A. NJ, and Judge Dill
Ion not being present Judge Miller adjourn
ed the court sine die.
In yesterdays report the case of Hiram
Price rs The city of Davenport was omitted.
The verdict was rendered for the plaintiff OF
&5l3.7O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

LE- There will be a democratic
meeting in the First Ward, at Littig's Brew
cry on Fifth street, on Monday evening, at
which several able speakers will be pres
ent and talk to the people on the politi-
cal questions of the day. A full attendance
is solicited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
CO<GDON q HALL.
YAYIO,s & nAJ.I.ORD,

MO WEsr SECOND STRRET, tLE CLAIRE
~ Row Da.enport, Iowa. wholesale and ret all
d'slers IN Drugs Medicines Chernic ais, Paints, OILS.
window Glass. Fancy Articles, Perumery, Mineral
Teeth Gold Foil SC &c Nch9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

AN ASSAULT and Battery case was
tried before Squire Blood yesterday. the
complainant countryman and the defend
ent citizen and saloon keeper of Daven-
port. Defendant was fined five dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

IN10URAN NC.
Nrs, Inland and ZeHe.
CONWAY INSURANCE. CO..
.As,AeHrsEsss.
Cash CApitsi sEd Surplus oooAe0
HAMPDEv INSURANCE CO.,
spsIsesIsLs. MAo.
Cash Capital and suspla. esss.see
NORTH AMERICAN ms CO..
or HAsSvoso, ooss.
LORfLLARD ms CO.,
~ HRH yoaE.
CASH Cspstsl o9e9pes
MANHATTAN LIFE INS. CO..
ov Esv ~On9.
Oash Ospttsl 80 80
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Co,
naw nAvss. coss.
" 8OUTHwOR9n. 1ies:.
G.N. fcRAEfos. De,'y.
NsLD kAD1MsN AssAs.
Lshsmsn'. hiQeA. tiFs1
Ofice next 10 the Post OAc-.
4ock island. III. 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Ausnsic NeesAlv

Bosros. Sept. 20. The creditors OF Phil
lips. osmpson a Co. have authosised the
assigness to continue the Afia~fse AsasAts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

EE The corner of Brady and Sec,
ond streets was perfectly blockaded yester-
terday with wheat wagons. The marke:
opened shade lower than at the close ON
Friday and farmers held out for the high
figure, and teams. piled in until the street
was impassable. A satisfactory price was
soon agreed on. however. and the excite
ment cooled off
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Hraxsfee,S SUlE.

vvyuRRRAS On the 4 dsy OF nsy. D 10os
w Ds,jo~ Tatimsn end Loa, 1s'1oas, -
wis,. executsd into Ohsvies ss~sss =. Ssusaes =
ce tain deed os Tsus conveying 10 sstd Jsosess -
land Ia scott County I0Os, descSioe1 - eo1lUu -
vts: The sset bsif ~ ssetloo twenty 6ve 10 te0o-
ship sevensy-nre t,S) aose Two -, sest ~ -
Drincipal mesi@i.n, .snsa nine thvee Aso1gS1 -
~ rptv arres Of 10 Z, whhh h ssid sooveyooes 80
nsAe By the ssid au,s 1aI'snsn am vifs ~ -
purpose Of sfcasieG the s,nsat os soe o<se.ta
pr mlsscYy note snA ihe In ssese thereen. sDe1 -
said Ds,ias , Tsiiman. dsteh ths 0rst Aag - 0a0s
) D 1851 and psysi I- % fol ovs vos - su00
Souv shsusssd u o. hupASs srd sixsy-0se 1~1ass.
pes sble one yea afsss 1aas, With tnessse - ~ ~
ont yer aanum NULL pad.
And no0 ssn pr ,misposy ne4e hs, inG beco0o -
end Pc, able end the sssd 0ev.us 1a1sDoo hoVo09
r. led 70 pav the aeme, Chsses poOess, o0Doe -
afnr.ssd. 80 h ~ eive the puoabc reeeees ses4
vtrsus u the power Which 10 10 n vssos1 - 80
Of trust. vin On esssr6ay t~s "a dsy - 0csb-s.
D Je69, % ~ kcas of two O'Clock tosoo a1)Dsnes0
os ssn DAY, ct the CouSt HouDs 6ao9 - ~ - -
Davenport. eypnes ard orr Tor ssle, q pgAe0s 90.
tim, e. the hiehe tiddeS FOR eoeh. the posea =
land sbrva 1esestboh, er - m0cA thgDs[s 80 -
usssass u sssasfy aad pay ths aosoas - sat9 -
with the interest shessso 10 the ~ - eeDs. eeOg
sY WITH al n caste and expensss asASs1aos - -
{. sts q THE poslee ~ truce ~ tses
Dsssd n. ee.A Aey - .. ptsDoes. : , L.
C1ADLD0 pOvDo1e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
TOW NNlIOI' TICKET.

TOW NSlIgI' TICKET.
For Township Trustees
JAMES PArrEE EsoN,
wALTER KELLY.
JOHN sCUfCE
F.r CLERK,
YRAN II SIIEPHERD,
For Assessor,
JOHN II. SCHUTT
Fo- Cons.sbles,
VIZ. GROvKNB cry,
j. o. DON V AN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

ACCIDENT. = While a number OF
boys were out on the bluff yesterday morn
ing, shooting quails, one of them with q
pistol in his hard was in the act of shoot
ing when the game flew away. He lower
ed his pistol, with his finger still on the
trigger, and in the excitement pulled it un-
Intentionally and discharged the load at
his feet, few of the shot entering his boot
1t was a narrow escape from being crippled
for life. and another instance of dangerous
carelessness.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
J. a.. PAvskER, NJ. u.

YSTCIAN A ND GEON
nFFICE--with Messrs Roger 81 Bowers, No IS,
~ Brady street.
Or'ers left with them will receive prompt stcn-
tion unv24
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

EF Up to five o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, fifty arrivals were announced on
the Pennylvania House Register. Our
friend Davis is doing fine business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

DIDN'r SUCCEED.-A woman at
tempted to pocket a handsome piece of rib
tons millinery store yesterday afternoon
but was detected and stopped by Mrs
Champion ere she had time to make off
with her stolen booty.