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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03
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Mortgage Deeds,
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Power OF Attorney,
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Justices Blanks,
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Confessions OF Judgmonf.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

The NarA Lossas sayA thet ~ t23.
600 ssilrosd bonds Of Aitchsll county,
which wore missing, have been found
| 10 the safe Of Messrs. Wiltse 4 Fair
field, 1t at. Chasles, one Of which gen.
tlemen is . Director 10 the Cedar Falls
l. Minnesota Railroad Company.
A WlND.ALL, - The Nottingham
Observer, Of last week, says :-"One OF
our townsmeu IT. Marshsll) VS. quite
taken BY surprise last week. The cause
thereof was information received from
England, that . relative recently DE-
ceased. had left him 100000. We will
wager tvo-pence, that be will never
feel happier than when showing jack
plsne-Se0, 900 to the contrary not
withstanding.
SYNOD OF IowA.-The Synod Of
Iowa will meet in the First Presbyter-
ian Church, At Vinton, on the fourth
Thursday (22) Of September, At half
past seven o'clock. p. NJ.
Arrangements have been made with
the Western Stage Company, and with
the railroad and steamboat companies,
TO return persons in attendance on the
synod free, who have paid full fare one
way. +. s. VAN NEST,
Stated Clerk.
Iowa CRY, Aug. 22d, 1859.
AppANoosE CoUNrY.-The Democ-
racy of Appanoose county have nomi-
mated Nathan Udell for Senator F. A.
Stevens for Representative and James
Galbraith for County Judge.
The CAieftoin says, that "the CO.
horts Of abolitionism, fanaticism and
discord, will be routed horse, foot and
drsgoons," next October.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.-Annex-
ed We copy an article from the Wash
inQton Constitution, which ahould put
at rest an idle rumor originated by
Especial correspondent" at the capital.
The announcement that Gov. Floyd's
health is improving, and he will con-
tinue to I'll responsible position in
President Buchanan's Cabinet, will be
gratifying to all
:" The sutjoined complimentary par
1eraphfrom our respected contemporary
the Boston Courier, affords us an op-
portunity Of saying that the rumors
which have been so freely circulated
by portion of the press about the re-
tirement Of the Secretary Of War from
Office are entirely unfounded. We are
happy to be able to add that there has
been recentlya decided improvement in
his health, and there is every prospect
of his being able very soon to resume
the active discharge Of his duties at
the seat Of government: We regret
to learn that the countiued i'll health
Of the Secretary of War may induce
him to resign the place which he has
filed SO acceptably to the President, so
houorabiy to himself and the country,
and SO successfully to the interests Of
the Department since the incoming of
the present Administration. Although
his retirement is possible, and may be
demanded by necessity, We hope it is
not probable but that the temporary
rest aud relaxation from the duties Of
an arduous post will recruit and invig-
oratc him for the resumption of his
labors.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

The Whole World UniesA :..Slck Pse
Dlos Think !ssAftef which, Act!
You'd scsrce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book TO all;
THIS u the case, the million say,
With the cares Of HerTick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West. !
And with clad tidinss the papers NIL. IT.
Becaufe they are the cheapest, ssfest, best ass
And superior 70 others ID Herriok's Pill.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always csre-they never kill
Thousands now In their graves were laid
We're IL not for Hsrriok's Pill.
A rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until itappesred In Hevriek's PHI.
For years he's worked 70 heal the sick,
With JOY elste his bosom nlls;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerSick's Pills.
r. HIRRIOK'S MATCHLHSS vRGBT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over i've millions Of boxes are
used annually, giving employment 70 eighty. i've men
and women TO put them up. Their cares are mum.
beSed By thousands-their praises the tongues Of
I'll. Cuiseus Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used themp Put up In Enslish, Spanish, Ger.
man and French directions, Large family boxes,
- cents I'VE boxes for o.. Sold everywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

ne psassssts o. Scott county vilrmest n Dsls-
aaes CooVaonoeo q The Court 0oueo 10 Ne city -
~ s. II e'eloo9A r, - ~ pegneeo - nooooae
to een1Aeaeo - y Vele1 eor et the 0soess sleo.
80 U1loh tohe Dases the 1Ita os 0eteesr. lee.
7HrSc Hepvssssissssss.
Ces.tx ridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

$4,000 Bushels Grain WantedI
TIE undersigned. having the use Of the new. Just
L finished and spacious warehouse next to their
store are ready now 70 buy al kinds Of grain and
price.
We would also inform those farmers that would
prefer 10 ship tatr grain their account that
houses North ami South and that ve are willing Tor
. smslt commission, TO do business for them In that
line.
Farmers that are Indebted 10 10 either on Re k or
Note, We would hereby request to come in and set
tie without delay.
We viii have on hand soon lavge stock Of new
fall and winter goods, which calculate 70 sell very
cheap for cash.
CLAUENDAOH 4 BRO.
Ls Claire, September /, 1859.
septl d1 w-x6s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

FIsAscsAL NArrEs.-TAo9Psoa's
IN. r. BAH Not Exporter sPsaks II.
teriugly Of business nsttess 1t The Ease.
1t says:
"The tide has fairly turned. The
Banks are breathing exPansively.-
Specie Is increasing; deposits enlsrg-
ing !; and loans are swelling. The re-
suits are-active business, risein stocks,
fall in interest, and increase in hope
and confidence.
Not for several years has there
been such time for start, such .
foundation such clear future. The
good time which the war checked, has
recommended, and is now pretty sure
to come. Outsiders are buying stocks !:
misers and old maids of both sexes are
investing their loose funds /; capitalists
are more approachaole; and the wheels
ofcommerce and finance, trade and traf-
fic, barter, sale and purchase, are once
more revolving.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

Known E6ectss-When Pain or Inflammation
b present In . humsn body, and Brsnireth's Pills
are used they 1t once seize upon the humors which
ore the occasion Of the pain or inflammation. and re-.
move them from the body, and they tannos irjure
becauee their power Ia only upon and over those hu-
mors or impurities which are unhealthy (wsnt Mfe)
and whose presence In part cause the pain and
burning heat. 80 In sore throat, Group, coles,
coughs, rheumatisms, pain in the side and pleursy.
which are oil cured BY from one to three doses Of
these pills. whose power Is only exerted to remove
Impurities from the blood. The rightly cir cted will
use them and be cured. Sold at DR. Brandeeth's
Pfincpal Once, No 294 Canal street, New York, and
b. Gil respectable dealers in medicines,
augi1 -dAvlnio
npDR. MANN, the renowned discoverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Hanh's Ague BAl,am, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press, to be far superior TO any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment of chs and sgue,
and al intermittents. There can be doubt, il
can place confidence in the innumer able testimonials
which the Doctor has in bis possession that Is the
greatest discovery made in the science Of med
cine. The attention OF readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found IL another col
umn Of this paper, and would recommend all SUI
fering from this disease viz chills fever and sgue,
70 avail themselves OF q trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

A SuREwD ID1oT.-A we'll known
idiot, Jamie Fraser, belonging to the
Parish of Lunan, in Forfardshire, quite
surprised people sometimes by his re-
plies. The congregation of his parish
church had for some time distressed
the minister by their habit Of sleepinp
in church. He had often endeavored
to impress them with = sense of the
improperly Of such conduct, and one
day when jamie was sitting in the
front gallery, vide awake, and many
were Numbering round him, the cler-
gyman endeavored to awaken the A.
tention Of his hearers by stating the
fact, saying: "You see even Jamie
Fraser, the idiot, does not fall asleep
- 20 many Of you are doing" Jamie,
not liking, perhaps, to be thus desig-
mated, coolly replied, "An' hadna
been an idiot l wad ha' been sleeping
too" -Romsay's "Reminiscences.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-03

The ILLINOIS BANKs.-The Chicago
Tribune says: ...c
ave understand, that within the
last fortnight, q number Of the banks
Of this State have virtually refused to
redeem their issues. The course these
institutions pursue, when bills are pre-
sented for redemption, is as follows
The bills are first counted, and in a
manner so deliberate as to show that
the consumption Of the greatest poss;>
BILE amount of time is the leading pur-
pose Of the officers of the bank. This
accomplished, the work OF redemption
is commenced in ten and five cent
pieces, which are counted in the same
slow and deliberate manner in which
the bills had been counted. A gen
tleman who had the curiosity to time
the operation in one instance, ascer-
tanned the rate to be three hundred
collars per day. A little over thirty
three days would therefore be consumed
in the redemption Of a package of &c.,
900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
4 inst, have been as follows:

We occasionally ear complaints touching the accu-
racy of the market reports which are telegraphed
from other cities TO the Agent of the Press
We aim to be strictly correct in commercial re-
ports but that hers occasional errors in them
are well aware but these are only such as are
rseparsble from the very nature OF the csse. Some
times there is teegrsphic erTor, sometimes typo.
graphical one and occasionally, perhaps, one caused
by slip of the pen. None OF these methods Of re-
cordng words and figures, as every one knows, are
absolutely perfect. And yet, taken as a whole, we
think we may safely challenge for our Geographic mar
ket reports rigid comparison with any other matter
which ever was or ever will be transmitted over the
wires.
Our agents in the several commercial cities are men
of intelligence and character, who were placed in
their present positions because il was believed that
they were eminently qualified for them, and our
sources Of commercial Information are Of the very
highest in the respective cities whence our markets
come. Take New Orleans, for instance The Gen.
ers Agent in this city Of the New-York Associated
Press recently addressed letter to Mr. Hayden, our
agent in that city, requesting certain information
touching the reports transmitted from that point to
which letter the following reply hiss been received;
NrwoELr,xs Sep, :. 1889.
d. CRAIG Dear Ssy Your dispatch relative
IL market duly received
Nv make, reports al from the reliable
highest authority in New Ofesss
The quotations send the standard quotations Of this mar.
ks Ike quotations ihray~b, those OF Cook Young
Co Price They received every evening from
the editor hns-h Samuel s. Littlefed.
Ny reports Ct the Beaduf Provisions and Produce markets.
every evening" from j. Denn;s Commercial Ed
Of sles and editor Of Pro-
duoe Price Current which the standard for those articles Mr.
Dennis and Mr. Lrse being the oldest make. reporter in
New OrsAns and the authorities respective
psrtments Yous kc, l. J. HAYpIx.
Replies OF like nature 10 the above we dare say
would have been returned by Ill agents. had they
been addressed On the subject.
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j. Bydep W. T.. Louis ssey, Michigan. Corigln. New
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Uinolet. v Hubert and wife a. Reya j. Esees NJ. Pe J..
Adam P-sno Bots Capt B-l,z child. Mrs Rvu-
Mime G,orrisn and chile M-Rst, MsGeaA- H. NJ. Moi
r.rv ard xr B. CarsDrin NJ Wez-s Perry, c. Never NJ.
Enrep H. UIlod W. RetEs, j. Bohr Connolly, J. Bscnos,
J. Belsrcomy Z. koPp, Walker. II REESE 4 PhlPot aud
two Children Bobgad Mr. Jacob and wife R.u RAner,
N Phisp. r. Veneir, Nsh q Rois,.es. Z. Nerson r.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

TO.l.fleeg,75i SNsS.sef S3,a635 s5s4Sx
p<.,s., a. e1mpaYsd js5e. e2l9,Vs7
A ls,gs number of parties interested in the Tefre
Hsu,s and A:on and Bslleville and IinostoSD Roa1s
attended the meeting, Of which Robert Bsyrd,
es1., was Chairman, and Thoe. Denny, esq.. Sscre-
tary. As the President Of the road IVES expected 10
town, the meeting vas acj)urned 70 Sept. ~
Messn. Thompson Brothers advertise in our col
unps United States Bonds Of 1865 asd 1874 and New
York State Sc and to OF 1860, 1874, and 1875.
The two steamers to-dty take about $l,cso.oN,
makiog, with the Etna on Wednesday, e 2S' 700 Tor
the week.
1t will be remembered tina. about 81 300 900 OF the
last Government loan awarded to Sweeney, Kitten
house. FAINT, & Co., has remained Until DOW unissued
and ia impendepcy on the market has operated 10 de-
pre.s the make. price Of tina, seoanty We now
learn that that house has concluded q negotiation
sith Messrs Duncan, Sherman, a. Co., for the Whole
amount and it will 90 abroad But small proper
tion Of the gold will understand, be paid toto he
Treasury at this point. II will be remembered tnat
the whole amount awarded 10 tie Washington firm
was 50 900 eO0 Of which they previously sold about
$lsCO,tCo
The decline in Illinois Central shares in London 10
said to have been caused by false rumS that call
was sbou, to be made.
The Controller is ssuiug Central Park stock o; par
in sumo TO suit purchasers.
Satterthwaites Circular by tbs Europa speaks very
highly Of the appointment Of Mr.. Marsh as Receiver
of the Ere Road, and says:
"Under these circumstances trust the meeting at
the London Tavern next Friday, may be unanimous
in nominating depntaton TO ptoceen 70 New loIE N
the hope that, by iUdcous seleotoh Of Two or three
gentlemen ct this critical juncture OF the Enc Com
psDy's affairs, much valuable assistance may DE req
derod; that efficient management may be s;nred;
ot,y.x NJ HOY
NAV be established and the concern financially, reor-
gained; 30 that! while prior claimants are duly con
sdered all parties interested msy eventually psrtici
pate in future advantages.
The Bank Statement for Monday will probably show
some falling of in the specie line and perhaps some
increase in discounts. The sbpaent o. Wednesday
was q million and quarter, and the SubTreasury has
gained something during the week The following
table from the Clearing House will show the recorded
movement Of specie for the week:
Sept. 3Ay.rsre reported by banks 49, s9
set. Sab Tres ,,fy Observation-Disclosures 8T2
Sept s-pm.nins al'as,sga
ScP NSubTreesUfy N''"o
Sep. s-s.~.nlDs ages sss
Sept 6-SabT Treasury oss..........'.-.''''''. <'s"
s,D. z-Rer.p,p, 2l,477 ISL
Sep. sob Ts.,ur ,.in....... 500 ls2ss5
sev. s-R.m.ipipe. ?Ole5 lss
ssft SUB Tre.,urv Co. S58
Gan. q R.rrsr,n, ........,.......... 2o0e8 833
Sept g. Sub Treasury Do1z
Gent Remaining ........ 2oo7e 2s
On. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5H
81, q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAS g48
g., Observation-Disclosures, 2l,i77 ISL
e.. Observation-Disclosures. 20 i65 It6
~, Observation-Disclosures. O99S
SsI. 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o,078, lS
Total for week l24 o,57l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12


NAVAL STOREs-Spirits Turp-ndDe ooutinuss In god
qGss ard with salty reduced stock the mark decdey
finer Of l60 bb in rctantsbo order at STE 100
do, SEC 100 DO in shipping order AZ 4oc and o 90
ole cash with none be had toward the close short of c
being repeatedly refused for shipping INVOICES
to arrive Crude IL fairly Inquire fo and PIee. nay. isshe her
Resi- ia In moderate demand but bus held with
hrmn.ss the transactions are souesb4i fe,ro.d
vessel The curry other descrpons quite nit-d aud
prices without variable asrsion sales o 40 bb low No
80 q go u. Tar In better f-que and 10 hfnrrj sales
Of go bill. washington Thin Thick, and Rope s261 and
lCO do do. selected at 80 IS Z Dbl. in order IN yard
OILS-Liued steady ana IN limited request sales OF 1909
gallons 9c Crude Whale is in large stock, ana quits
dull the to the hrness OF boilers WOO
are about selling large parcels Of North West
ctsd quality below +aoc sss Of 4ooo g.ons inferior have
fined in moderate request but prices are stu unsettled We
quote hole parcels OF Winter Beached a, o5dS cash. $50
Job lots 6oQS2c 10 casks
and In bb Crude Sperm has been in improved demand
and Of bb have been Effected at the Eat at
Job os 81 prime Western Winter goa 95 cash and
Red In reduced stock and though The nqriy limited
prices advanced to ac for City Distilled cash and
Saponf.d il scarce aud may be quoted nominAy at &c.
cash Oib-r kinds sell slowly at steady rstas-
PRONlSlONSTn demand for Pork fair And he market
of $50 bbs at S+ &dsl5 for Mess els for Uninspeced
Mess; ST. 'or Clear SO 25Q$l0 81 for Pine. Beef s
Mess and S0d Sll so for Extra Beef Hams quiet al
sl4a fl7 Bacon is selling slowly 81 aec. Cut Mests
firm bit qgieti sales Of q hhds. Ham. at sts and 80
deusnd for the trade; sales Of 81 bills q. 0idll.e
Butter frm and In fair demand At ?aec for Ohio and l3a
Gle. fr State. Cheese 10 in fair demand a; 6d9:c.
RlCETteTe change To report sales OF 80 casks "a
SUGARS continue steady sale. of 100 bids chiefly Cuba
5dec. The stock nreported al o. hhts all kinds 800
hnds. Melsdo, - 40 b, Ses ana s. 100 bagA
TALLOW-A firm market; the eemauc ar; saes Of 1900
at loic.
WHlsKY--rhe market heavy and the demand noderA.e
sales Of $50 bbls a. 2tdII:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12


Subject to the modification airing from the domestic
movement.
Tie Chicago Press, Of Wednesday evening 9TH,
says;
Exchange is firm and closed at 4 ct. Bankers
are charging each other full rates when one happens
to be caught short but the current puch aslns ngure
il g. Shipments continue active, and the banks which
do The paper of Water street must soon have an abuu
dant supply Of exchange. The demand both for cur
rency and exchange from country bankers and CORE
ppondeuts is sti heavy bat thus far our city banks
have had ample means TO meet every emergency.
There lie no demand for gold and rates are nominal 81
the price Of exchange. Discounts moderately easy at
legal rates, viz: 10 cent Very little doing outside
the banks on any terms.
The follow ng lie the u. S. Treasurers weekly state
ment, by returns received to Monday, Sept. B:
Receipts. ....................'...siS2"
Drafts issued. OSoi. ~
.nSI.s.e ..,..... ttss
The receipts at tide-water of Flour Wheat, Corn
and Barley, for the first week in September in 1859
and 1885, have been as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bush. Corn. bush. Barley, bush
1859 1859 $1,000: 1850 1850 1905 iaS 1850
Decrease. $500 $500 ,9ao i47o
The aggregates of the receipts of the above arti-
cles so far for the years 1858 and 1852 have been:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bush. Com bush BsIey, bush sh.
i is:s ...9 81 SO SEAS ss.SS 1855 sscS issssc
Decrease. S56iOo 458i1o i17a,loo aa6,aoo
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
the latter LETT at tide water this year compared with
the corresponding period of last year, shows falling
of of |, ~ $40 bbls. Flour.
The receipts at tidewaer Of the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canss to and in
oludirg the til inst, have been as follows:
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