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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

For THE RACEs.-The steamer Ben
Campbell will come up from Muscatine to
morrow afternoon, leaving that city soon
after the conclusion of the race between
Flora Temple, Ike Cook and Princess. Our
Ia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

~ The Fair and festival got up
BY the ladies, for the benefit Of Western
engine company No. !, viii be held on
Wednesday evening. September twenty.
first. at the Island City Hall. and continue
Thursday afternoon and evening Of the cad.
Doors open at o'clock in evening. and 2
o'clock in afternoon. Adnission 10 centA
Come one, come all. It IA hoped aud sx
pscted. that oil frsmen 10 the vicinity will
be in attendance. without further invita-.
tion. Psrsons unable to attend, feeling
literally disposed. are respectfully inform.
cd, that donations. either great or small,
will be thankfully recsivsd.-Rosk klaWd
Ayovs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

re- A good deed was done by the
Republicans Of the 4th Ward, in electing
our friend J. C. Todd, Esq Treasurer Of the
Republican Club Of that Ward. Mr.. Todd
is Democrat. and will of course deal hon.
estly with the Cuba thing they could not
expect of member of their own party.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

AMsEMESrs.-The Ball at Franks
Woods Hall, comes off this evening, and
promises to be very pleasant affair
A Ball will be given at Wiederman's .
garden this evening None but Ameri-
can dances allowed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
New 4 osk Nlaskes.
Dv TEL.EaRAPH.l

lDv rKLEeRAYH.l
EEw YoRK. 8 pt. q. 1889.
holder. een~r insisting on fuil
Aaa.. SAFES 500 tbls uO64 Is fer supss state ;
ess 90 entra q ate; O0t94 rs su,mon 10 soAi
eAa srsie'b; 5O95 Is for ln,e i.r TO good ire m
s'ou "n" ,rnipp'ns brand. extra round he op Ohio.
Mr.. Duu ! oO94 W.
az less uOm,nai.
Rvs-Qltct ct alc
bAhLEY-Qniet.
Coas-scAce and better 0a,ea IN osa h., =, a..
new ni1ed western. - " -
dian. anu os"s
roaK-1sn a.d qssss ss,ss loe bel. 10 50 70,
nnle-n0
4A0o2-GoSu.
Cur 4EAfD-DuH
LAaD-HSEm, saiss 100 bhle at loN@ilNo.
suSTEA-Hhn st I1@ie Ohio 17a2O state
CMEnsR-1irm q eh0Sk.
A0aEs-Unchanged.
WHIsgv-DuIl SS0qex.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
W. o. Newbury's bill Of 81 was referred

W. 0. Newburys bill Of 81 was referred
to committee on Fire and Water.
Petition Of Bohts and others, asking per.
mission to erect frame addition to house
in block eighteen. was referred to apecial.
committee Of Holmss, Ramming and Anksr.
son.
Report Of comm ittss to whom was refer
red the laying Of side walk on Harrison
street, reported adverse to accepting the
work.
Bill Of Street Commissioner for two weeks
ending Sept. alss. amounting to o4oe ss
was ordered paid.
Aid. Holmss presented bill Of =. orostsa
TOR work done on strssts, which wAs refer.
red to special committee Of Holmss
o'Brisn sad Morley.
Report q aopmissss ea petition Of :. J.
Aolmss. sskins lease oi certain psrsions
ot the lsvsA. was referred bask 70 ssmA eoms
nittss With addition Of City Attorney there.
to,
Bill q !. Hsln. for sspAtsA - @ginss,
was ordered paid.
Aid. o'BhsH offered Z resolution !asasuss.
ing the strsst conulssisass 10 ,sy seessiAes
90 Fourth sssssL at he jssss.sA q rAsaaa
sna Il Clssss, sAish We adopted asd
srossings ssdstsd laid.
Ala Holmss sl!sssd I Ssseis0sa iastsnti.
Jag The City Msrhs!l = W nasvlih Haas
tas1dsGss st ar. 0yivsstas ~ y ~ stssA
sshoo' aosss. vaisA vss lssa tvss ssssl ssst
otsssaU. waiting pssltisa. 49, y
Ala Hsvilsxa sNstsa ! SSssl - No
sssasslal 81 lhs qtll s6lssst y :, -;
y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

T The great suit between Messrs
A. F. and d. Kelley and the city of Daven
port. was decided yesterday in favor of the
plaintiffs. We believe this to be right
eous verdict and trust the matter will be
allowed to rest here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

List Of Premiums awarded as the Scots
Cosssv Assstocuisssai Axhtbtsi0s.
SRsAuMs ON TLawERs.
hest display os Flo ~-rs p. Coupere
"a best Mrs Ja"es 9Fant.
sess Me-, sasas, s;.ss o, r,s.e.s, Mrs.. ?. SsAs.
"a BEST p. Comper-
DISCRETIONARY.
Out Flowers In Boqnets &c, Mrs. Grummieh.
90 Dahes, T. ,. FiHey.
d. nrs Kinney. Rock Island.
do J. Kvan,
do Mrs. Boylss
do Mrs Da zell
do Ms Sry mour.
V.GsT,BLEs
Best variety Of veget. bles, wm Nichols,
ID best, u @. xlirIdge
Best display OF Corn, II N Washb,n
DISCRETIONARY.
vegeta b es, John Ki.on
best lot Beans, l. Seymour
Nest lot Vegetables, Geo Nickols
L'nas Gus Rhubarb Dr = Fountain
Best Caulihowers, Geo H. French.
Best Sweet Com, J l. Seymour
Best squash, + A Msrd-p
Best Potatoes ar Egg PIsn' Alex 0rspt
Lot OF Vegetables, Evans.
Cabbage, Ars. Warrick.
Beet display OF Fruits, J. n Burrows.
2iDst, James Grant.
Best di play Of Apples, l. 8 Blsekman.
"a best, = Finley, (d.s)
Best display Of Gfapea Ussb ,llx) Geo II Irerch.
I'd best. (Cata~ba) A Sanders. (dis)
Be I disps ~ OF Peaches, q " Il, aus
do Pears, John Evans.
Beet Plate OF Peaches, p Compere, (dis)
Best Fruit. Antoine eCiair- (dis)
Best Apples and Grapes, Silas aspell, (dis)
Best AItihcial basket u Fruit, Mrs Burweil.
Best Be ] Flower Apples. 8 Her-cnel.
Best Pears, White Doyenne, Go
Best Louisa Benne d. ,ereey, do
Best Jar Preserved Peers Mrs Grant.
Best Jar DO siberian CYsb Apples, do
Best display Foreign Fruits, Rlatt, Lazare l. Co.
do do do do FWood
Be$t Batter GsWfsohr Mrs KiIeen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

WARD MEETING.-The Democracy
Of the 9th ward are notified that there will
be a meeting at Renwicks Mill tosmorrcw
evening. Able speakers will be in attend.
nnce, and discuss the politics of the day. A
full attendance is solicited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

CoNTINUED.--Th Horticultural Ex-
hihition, at lie Claire Hall, will be open
through the day. Everybody will h well
repaid who looks in upon the display. CO.
bv all means
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

CATTLE SrEALrxo.--Michael Hughs
butcher doing business on Brady street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Was Ar.
rested yesterday BY officer Thoma'. charged
With having stolen two cows from Peter
Arp. who resides some twelve miles out on
ths Dabnqus road. One Of the cow stolen
had snly tArss sseis. sud freshly dressed
beat creature ansvsring to the above des.
srIptlon wSs found hsugiSe up Ia the chop
u HsxhA Haghs mads elssn breast Of
IL d The sams time inpllsatiaf . insh
asnaA uoM vbe stsidss Ia Rock Is,ssa.--
The sslssss vent ovss 70 arrest 0eH. but
As had ssl viaa at The sasis saa isit.--
Thsst be- tsss : aumhss u soss ussssea IL
iki s,sasisy ssa ~ psssstas shss have sn
yoas I'VE s4shs vsy. Hssas as5 Assssofsss
besxs - s1sslieat yssssstisas bal tklt sst
wv psssSeH Md M v pyllea r.. 4t)1
'1a NST.r II tss*s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

TRUTH WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was
greeted with good house last night, and
as usual entirely successful. To night is
his last night in this place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

.N9fN THs FIRST COTtLLIOS PARTY o. the
VI SHsess7n will take place at Woods Vail on
A Thursday Evening, Sept. 22.
sto-m's Bard ia engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TO nc hal A. Woods Confectionery and at
the door on the evening OF the Party 2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
w. ID. BDoioo. M. D..
TrQlsdeD1 House.

Iowa Cisy,.... .....-............-.....I IOws-
vJNHE proprietor Il the above named hoose. and
/ Gently " the Park House, has leased for tern
Of year.. rentted painted and pspersd my old stand
little north Of the Court House. Clinton street.
where al my old friends and othe.s who n ~ d;
10 call. will md ~verytAirg In prime order. The
above house s much nearer the business part ss shs
city than the Park which 10 nov closed - Hossi.
Give mr. = call. J. TnC6DELI,
Julyl Propricsor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. Ala heavy rain fell
oil last night and still continues
The grand procession Of Odd Fellows TO
dedicate their new Hall in this city, has
been postponed in consequence Of the
storm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
TDpa1ia Garden Bail.

THURSDAY EVFNING SEPTEMBER 22d
GRAND Bal at the ITALIA GAlDEN on Ripley
NJ stree' b'nif on Thnrea,y Sep. 18th, commer.
cling At O'Clock. Nothinv but Ameri an dances.
ApMIsMoN-N Gentlemen 25 cts-Ladiss free
septl5 dit WE1DBMANN, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
COOK A. mCLAlN,
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS,

IB6 O00fDOfn ma I1J CI6fk 6t0.
I AIDES Silk, Satin and wooaen Shawis sni
IL Dresses Of every description Cleaned and Dyed
to appear equal to new, ~ trifing coet, and Also
Gents Goats, Vests and Pants, neatly and expsdi-
ou.iy Olsa ned, Dyed and Repaired. Sod orders
express septic 1uc-s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
Davenport Wholesale Market.

WkI0HTs or GRAIN.-Whest, 20 Ms Corn shell
ed, 66 ms ; Corn on cob 70 Ds Rye IS Ds Oats IS
NJ; Barley, lS Ds Ruekwheat. SO Ns Sweet pots-
toes. so Ds; Scans. 60 Ms Bran 20 ms Glover Seed
60 ms Hemp Seed, ~ NJ ffmothv Seed, - D. !:
Irish Potatoes, 60 n Onions, 81 Ds Blue Grass
Seed, 1ans Dried Peaches, - ms; Dried Apples,
"a Rs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

pie plant one do. summer sqnash /; one dn.
winter squash one do. psrsnips:; one DO.
beets one lima beans one do. Tobacco
and eaulflowers also eighteen varieties Of
native and foreign trees six do flowers.
H. n Washbon exhibited ten varieties
ofpotatoes nine do. corn three beets.
Geo. l.. Nicbolls, variety Of vegeta-
bles
ii Fearing, one bunch Of hops
Alex. Grant, variety OF vegetables.
Mrs. Warrick, one cabbage.
Howard Darlington, cluster Of red leaf
cJrn.
j. Ii. Killion, 2 punches wild flowers
Mrs. + }. Fountain, one boquet Of flowers
Mrs G. :. Ellis, do do
A. w. Baily, one variety straw berry ger
aniums.
Miss N .ris Owens one boquet oil flowers
Mrs J. ;. Boyles, Rock Island, one large
vase flowers.
John Patterson, one sensitive plant.
Mrs. j. s. Reeder large variety Of flow
Mrs. E. J. Davenport. large vase OF
flowers
Mrs. J. Grant, three boquete of flowers.
Mrs. J. NJ. Daizell, one boquet Of flowers.
Mrs. ID. G. I'll ridge, tube, roee in pots
do DO monthly do
do do hydrangea do
do do cactus.
do do beefsteak geranium
do do wasp geranium
Mrs Chas. Leslie. two pots flowers
r. Compere, one large ase Of flowers.
do two boquets OF flowers.
+. Ochs. one large variety Of flowers
Mrs. }. Grummeigh. large variety Of
flowers
Mrs. Il. Sanford, two pots Of flowers
Mrs. Matte Dalzell, one boquet in vase
Mrs. 7 Hall. one Olesnder year old.
do one lemon tree 6 do
Miss Eulalie Smith two boquets Of flow !
Miss Emily Henson, (St. Louis,) sun
I'M Hall. one pot rose geranium.
do one pot fish do
do one variety Of flowers
Mrs w c Joy, one variety OF gersniums
Miss Theresa Morehouse, one lot dahlias
on a fan.
Mrs Seymour, two vases Of flowers
Mr. D F Kenney (Isock Island) lot dahlias.
Mrs Spier Whitaker, one cotton plant
Mrs James Grant, one cactus
Mrs Burrows. boquet of flowers
Mrs Spier Whitaker. one pine apple.
Mrs Grummeigh, one bishor's cap.
Mrs James Grant, one Rocky Mountain
cactus.
Mrs Fl Finley, one variety Of plants
and flowers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs d. d. Burwell. l basket wax fruit.
Israel Hall, box honey.
j. Killion. lot butter.
Geo. FL. French, picture.
! F.~Weod. q eiass ssands and fruit jellies.
Mrs. B. Sanford, pictures.
Mrs. Alfred Sanders, l English pheasant,
and Wilde's picture of Davenport.
Mr.. Pratt, 2 pictures.
Mrs E. Smith, bottle rhubarb wine.
p L. Burns. 2 Brahmin hens eggs
Mrs. VIM. Morehouse, / monochromatic
painting
Miss Anna st. John. lot needle work.
Mrs. B. B. Brayton, picture Moss
Island.
ID p. Mckown, sample WOOL
Miss Naomi Davenport. pictures.
VIM. c. JOY, vases artificial flowers.
VIM. Morehouse, artificial bull
Mrs. NJ A. Codding. pictures.
DIR. A. c. Taylor, 2 pictures.
Mrs. DIR. A. C. Taylor, 2 Patchamanie
vases
Mrs. J. Grant, 9 jars preserves.
g. II. French, frame pressed flow
ers
c r Marks, cheese lot butter.
w. c. B. chanan, bottle current wine
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
FORSALEORLEASE.


A0ND hundred and twenty Dui,dang lsAs N n
~ AdditIoo u ~ town oS Port Dyrso.
these lots eSe Ni01bls and hssdea0aey sisuaAan =
~ eenk u t1s 4lssissipD fAsy VII - ~ . ssap
lonsbIs terms.
1er paStec1lers inqsirs of Asssvs Dsrfss. pysas 4
Oes. Hest DySso, OAeSi0 J. noasss. - IH0ln1so.
or Of JOHN 2. KING.
DAed Aesut. 10 - Dvsdy strssG
n Also. nu0oefiess desirable piecss 81 land n
sed near the cities Of Davsapert ssl - Claire -
near Port Dyroo. novoo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

RICHMOND. Sept. 2l.-Oliver Sims. we'll
known as Clerk OF the Exchange, was shot
last night by J. H. Mellan. . negro dealer
Of Louisiana. Mr. Sims is not expected to
live through the day.
A violent storm Of rail prevailed last
night. doing much damage TO property
The river 10 very high.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

fssslay Dvsaise 0sps. q, 1o1e.
ytSvn-eeee6y sad sssAsneeS. VINE wi1ees
sssss. q seOs -, DsA 70 I 1sxOl ~ spsia(
estssl eoOl -.
WR4AT-0psaas ssatvs ~ aAvssssa =. Wlalas
6u'l. Not ~ visSss oosD Ns = sesI - sDs,al
hi 10 % ~.
ooaS-Aavsassd oO4e. oaasi e3s Z .. ~ ii
. D ~ n sssss, 10 . - 90.
oAss-atssAy. 10 ! 1eks h sssss, oAsal s1sat
RAs.
SAaasy-sa sesd asaaaA NJ alvasssl sMOes.
10 lin sesss ~.
esD-yisn q ~ y sssss, - - esssh u 6aos,
to1ASo1e-Vssstalsd. psjeo sooos ossD ~ =
~.
0nsous-ovli q Oeoeoa
1sssEs-Asssvs 4 isNOiss ~ shsls eAisv: %
ot1s ~ ashis.
Hess-sa ,ssos sssuly - aassss ~ - =
~
iAxs-h ~ saessss ssiiotika.
nlSss-Jsa. IN ~ daaanA = NSo'sss
sssuouu,rupsspqnuuuw -
70 Let.
! 4 90. apsat n - - = q ~
T. H. -. r 9;
y;,I,i; = ,I,,l|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

FAarHKR PorNT. Sept 21.-The steamer
Nova Scotian. from Liverpool on the 7th.
has passed this point, bound up for Quebec
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
NOTICE. tn ADyERTgSERA.

NoTvCn TO ADVERTISERS.
large cuts cbarg double the sane dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc-half more than
esaai rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii be undesstood to
apply sls5tav the Immediate business Of the sdver
tser, and all other advertisements sent la By the AL
ve,ilser will be charged extra. -
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
viii be Inserted un;iI forbid, and charged accord ngy.
Notices for re'iYious and benevolent purposes in
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other advert
AAvertisements FROM abroad must be paid for "a
Vayiahig .n adDrnCe. unless from approved Agents
ContTs sor yearly Advertising Able the
option Of sdverti4-rs, they paying sdVAnsnent OF
81 per cert. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted nexH to reading matter
20 per ee2t fiysnce ab1ve rates. and kept on In
side. On per cent. advance regular rates.
All trsnsient advertisements must be paid for In
advance.
RICHARDSON & WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ASDKRS A BRO Daily Gazette.
y LSCHER h CO Der Dsnokrat.
".gaf|ir0N h WILKIE Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-The patents for
Mccormick improvements in reaping ma
chimes. patented in 1s47. having been here.
tofore several times reissued, have again
been reissued during the past week; this.
however. does not affect the terms Of the
continuance Of the original.
A patent has also been issued to Royal
House for his improvement in magnetic
printing telegraph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

Council CHAMBER, Sept. 81. so.
|. Present, His Honor the Mayor
Aid. Coates. Holmes, Haviland, O'Brien,
LIE Claire, Rammipg, Evans, Anderson and
Ankerson
Minutes Of the last meeting read, and af
ter some slight alterations were approx
ed.
The Mayor presented q petition from
Cook d Sargent praying that the sum Of
s205 be allowed on their taxes for the pres.
ent year. the sum having been advanced to
the city Treasurer. to pay interest on Bonds
coming due in 1857.
Referred to Committee on claiufa
Aid. Evans presented . petition from Mr..
Smith, praying . reduction Of his 1853
taxea
Referred to old Committee on Equalisa.
tion.
Petition Of Hen ~ Smith for reduction
Of taxes on assessment of last wear. amount.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

sro. n. scrs.n. e. oearb,fn .,r.-t, C1lcsgo,
is aai horlz- to vcTtise.Dehta ior TIT pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

CORRIN a. DOW,
TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORB AT LAW
n AND
NOTARIRS PUBLIC
Oface-At Macklot / Oorbin's kIchange ONCE.
davenport. Iowa. "cloU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
j. a. PARKER, N. H..

PHYSICIAN AND RGEON,
npFICE-with Messrs. Reger & Bowers, No. IS,
~ Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten-
s,on nov24
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
PGUMER 4 VAN HOsEN,

A TTORNEyS and Counsellors at Law, and Nota-
~ r,es Public. Also agents for the Charter Oak
Bire ms Co.. Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 43oOOOO
Oity Fire In Co. New Haven, " e60O,OeO.
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport. sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
TAYLOR & RAI.LORD.

Aka. s ws6p eEGoNp SpRgsP, fgfR0 04sAfNR
~ Row Davenport, Iowa, wholesale ard retail
dealers IN Drug, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, 0is,
window Glass Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Mineral
Teeth Gold Poll &e.. sc nch9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

a. II. BENNETT. " y "
RENNETT Il WHITCOMB,
A TrORNRYs AND COUNSEL IORs AT Law,
~ Notsries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
iIl practie In the Courts OF Scott, Clinton Jackson
and Muscatine counties, and In Rock Island county,
III and the U. a District Court OF Iowa.
OYrrcr-N ". Corner Main and Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

DOCroR> HICKMAN AND REID
TTAyE REMOvvD THEIR OFFICE to No 2s
III 81 s'reet north side between Brady and n ain
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22

II. u. CasGpoN. VIM. HALL
CONGDON 4 HALL.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORs AT Jaw
AND NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
Ofrt-Nor'h-vest corner of Brady and Second
streets. up-s'a atrs-entr ance on Brady STREET.
Jul,26-ats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
n. A NAMsON

A TrORNDY and Councillor u Law. O0cs No u
"A GRANTS Building, Main strese, NJ seAtrs. D1vsa-
port, Scott o., Iowa. Will attsnd pee0pely % al
professional businesa that may - ensYustsa Ss hin.
Refer 70 uon. James Grant. Davenport, and Hen.
Bdm und Burke, n. n. ans15 -a0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
Wanted.

"A BOY u Or 10 yssss old, smart and setive, 70
n attend bar. Apply Immediately at the Il
sepa1 IN FRANK PUTNAM.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
The American State Convention

The proceedings of the American (or
conservative) state Convention, which was
held July a6th in Cincinnati, will be found
in full in another part Of this paper. We
regret that VIC were no. able to procure a
report from a source entirely friendly to the
Convention; not that the one published is
not oorrect--for We are satisfied that the
facts are set 70 :th as correctly as elsewhere
1t will be seen by the report TINT no State
ticket was nominated The majority ad.
vised and resolved against any public trial
of strength for the present. This seems to
have been the great CO ntest of the Con.
vention, and those in the minority were not
disposed to submit. A few of them, We
understand, at an after meeting, concluded
TO hold another State Cow ention at Zanes.
vile during the State Fair. 1t will be seen
by the vote on resolutions that The whole
umber in Convention was l07, of these
fifty.three were in favor of passing a reso.
luton declaring as ainst the nomination of a
State ticket, and a very great majority
against nominating, bnt who preferred not q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04

No solder, seaman or marine ia the array
or navy Of the Uaited States, or of their
allies, shall be deemed to have acquired a
Residence in this State in consequence of
being stationed within the same, IT sha
any soldier, seaman or mar ne have the
right to VOTE
The democratic side Of the house; feeling
under great obligation to the United States
Army for assistance in securing their elect
ion, manifested disposition TO STRIFE out
the latter clause, and leave our po,itical
affairs for adjustment in the hands If the
Army Of the United States, but such a prop.
ostion is looked upon with indignat iod by
the people, and will not be permitted under
any consideration whatever. The article
also declares that "every person shall be
disqualified from holding Office during tho
term for which he may have been elected,
who shall have given or offered a bribe to-
procure his election. Every person who
shall give or accept challenge to fight 4
duel, or who shall knowingly carry to an
other person such challenge, or who shall
90 out Of this State to fight duel, shall be
ineligible to any Office of trust or profit
in the State"
A proposition to provide that any persof
known as a common drunkard should be in
eligible for any Office of trust or profit, was
los, by one majority. ion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
A Peace Conference.

The latest news from Europe announces
a peace conference to be held at Yurick in
ten days. Austria, France and Sardinia are
to be represented. The final drift of the
war is yet to be discovered. The public is
not satisfied. Italy is said to be loud in de,
nouncing the peace. Napoleon 8 proclaimed
a traitor, and the King of Sardinia has
turned upon him a cold sholder. 1t is pro-
bable that Napoleon quailed before the pros
pect of more extensive war. He had, this
far, gained every advantage and he evident
ly intends zealous!y to gs,rd his present
fame as general. Iealy has been the
loser in the contest. not only in men and
money, but in opportunity. Napoleon left
that poor country no freer than he found it.
Austria still no ids the strongholds on the
Adiratc, and can yet mister the whole pc.
n insula at her will. Kossuth, with his 70,
lowers, have pee thurst aside in position
fraught with interminable difficulties. When
the French army returns to France We may
expect trouble. Nspoleon's only hope to
keep down insurrection is keep his army in
motion. A disastrous war is economy for
France, as long as she has such standing
army.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
Democratic Harmony.

Senator Brown, good authority On Demo
cracy, whose speeches have been published
as models in this county, recently made q
speech in his own State where lie gets of
the following:
The only hope of tie Southern Demo
crecy is to make fight in the Charleston
Convention; to GO there determined to have
their views incorporated in the creed of the
party, or break I'D the concern in row.
| have no doubt, as the South has hereto
fore controlled the party on all great qnes.
t:ons, that the Northern Free-Soil element
will again yield in graceful submission. |.
they do not, why then epply the torch to the
great temple Of Democracy, and blow the
concern to flinders. Rather than see the
party destroyed, the North, which doesn't
care for principle will allow anything to be
incorporated into the creed"
Harmonious indeed!