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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, Janunr, 2I, 1899.
Local Affairs
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

E.sTERx Nal fsIufay keep ~ arrives cary
Il, 4 y ana 81 clos Al g 4 AM . n
wpsTEsS NAL arrives daily t-nnaase exc i'taj
a 10 q. n sad P N closes a. = aal , = N
3oUrHxa. IA IL, ffSm ; LOUIS an roGtnera NE
sour. asaiv . 1ally Is Sundays exceptet) Al N;
e4sses ~ 2
NoaqaEHn NAIL, via Dubuque snd Northern To-
va .rr.se.aa.ly suada; xceptci) al N. c.oses
L. NJ.
scaTHFRs MAIL, via Deritt, Asquokeia, 4c-
srriyes usr.sgs, Thurs iays ahi 5@tLfeG3 = - Z
N. ceses Tuesdays, TAcr-cags and eand4ys al :
4.
NORTHERN yArL, Wis IeCsire prince,on and Ly-
our arrives daily (-radays txcePtedl at u; sle-
tes al
HtrkoKY GROW MIL, arrives Tuesdays ani
Fridays ~ i2 II closes same TIM.
RIUE Grass MAIL, arrives fuesdays, thursdays
and satEraAys al 10 A N, S.oees same Tine
WE1T BUFFALO MAIL, aTfiTs Mondays ana
Tkursdnys At 6 p n osss same says At : 4 h.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

MEssPs. EnfToRs Much has been
lone in the country by intelligent, liberal,
aud publ, spirited individuals. aud much,
too, Las been done hy the organized Agri
cultural Society Of this county, Tor our
most important interest, I the Farmir =
interest. Cur county may. comparatively
neei but little relief in an emergency that
p 'yades the North W est, and other sections
OF the Union. to an alarming extent, and
should command the grave attention, "a
well as energetic action, Of not only every
Agricultural Society in the Union, but
should call forth the serious attention Of
writers, speakers, publishers, sislators,
and friends of humanity
The Farmers Of the Northwest have,
very generally, suffered hclrg losses in the
past two years, and now it is only too well
and widely known that they are very gen
orally in embarrassed circumstances by
iestitution Of money, and are generally in
good circumstances as TO real estate and
valuable effects and only need a small
amount of temporary comnioda.ien-that
will enable them 10 plant and produce their
crops. 1t is a lamentable fact that hun
dreds. nay thousands, of farmers who have
good, productive farms, with the necessary
appliances to raise valuable crops, but have
~, seed, and are destitute of morey to pro-
cure the same. Therefore there is imminent
danger tii some efficient action is not taken)
that not only thousands of families will se-
riou-ly suffer, but the loss to the whole
country may be immense. Accommodation
and facilities are to produce benefits proha
bly, fifty fold to the recipients, and to the
country Itwouli seem not only humane
but patriotic. to do any and every thing
that can with propriety be done, to remedy
the obviously impencing public, as we'll as
private, calamity The emergency is indis-
putable. The remedy is problem that de-
serves and hope will command the serious
study Of the leading minds, and exarcise Of
the best talent and the energetic action Of
our most efficient men.
If influences can be brought TO bear to
inspire general spirit Of humanity aud for
bearance with a sprinkle Of generosity and
a general dsapprobation, expressed pub
licly and privately, of actions aud actors of
heartless. sordid grinding and oppression,
that alone will 40 much but to enable the
Farmers to help themselves. their families,
and the country, it would seem necessary to
have some matured judicious and liberal
general plan, sustained by financial support,
to make temporary loans that will enable
farrles TO produce the wealth that will not
only pay the temporary loan, but contri-
butte largely to the general prosperity Of
of our country NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21


THE "LAsT DAY."-This evening,
Col ii. II. Heath, the late talented editor
Of the Dubuque Ncrthmest, will deliver his
celebrated Poem, entitled The Last Day
at L. Claire Hall.
The opening paragraphs Of the Poem are
said to be peculiarly brilliant. They des-
cribe careless world, unexpectant of the
great event. The people 60 about tht ir
ordinary avocations; they feast and dance;
they lay their plans tor the morrow and
are received and given in marriage Each
one pnrsues his favorite phantom-sudden-
breaks in upon them like the startling
sound of thunder in the night time; the
terrified heavens flee away, the graves of
the dead are opened and pale spectres
walk forth and mingle with the living
throngs--all nations, kindreds and tongues
are hurried forth without a moments warn
ing to be judged according to the deeds
done in the body; then comes the fearful
scenes Of the judgment--but those who
wish to know what the poem is, must %
to hear it. We hope to see the hall crowd
ed to it's utmost capacity-no one will go
away disappointed
1t is true We have had a pretty busy week
in the lecturing line, but there is still an
other opportunity TO hear something OF an
unusual character. Reading to commence
at the usual hour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
CODE1s. .sl Onal.

WAsHIN0ToS, Jan. l9tb.-llousE- The
Speaker announced Messrs Sherman, cf
Ohio B.bcock. Richie, Grosbeck and Reed
"a the Select Committee on the char ot
alleged corruption in the Navy Depart
| ment.
The morning session OF the House was oc-
cupied in buncombe speeches
| The bill TO amend the pre- emption laws
reported yesterday, came up
Mr.. Blair. Of Mo, offered a Homestead
bill a- an amendment, but it was ruled out
of order.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 2O.-WeraM Correspon
d nee The Senate. in executive session to-
day confirmed the following appointments ::
Townsend Harris, Minister to Japan, and
the following consuls: ID Walker, Of Wis
to Genoa II. Anthony, Of n. u. TO Batavia
ID. L. lngraham, Of Maine, to Languara. -
| Also Mr.. Slocum rs coiner at the mint ia
| California.
Times Coyrespontience.--T charges up.
on which Mr.. sherman yesterday claimed a
Committee of Investigation are specific aud
very serious. Corruption is distinctl, !,
CHARGED in the award. Of machinery con.
tracts, aud it is further charged that a Ger
tam member Of Congress has recei ed $4,000
different parties declare that they are
obliged to pay n per centage Of their wages
to the Master Mechanics of the L. ). Navy
Yard to get employment.
SENATE-The House Bill for the relief of
the Mobile and Ohio L. r. was taken up
Considerable debate ensned on the ques
ton ensued on the question whether to pass
it to the Committee on Public Lands. 1t
was finally laid over.
The invalid pens.o. bill was taken up
and passed.
The Pacific Railroad bill, az amended,
came up.
Mr. Davis, Of Miss, moved to strike out
the enacting clause and adopt rs u sub.ti
tutc his minority report, the main features
OF which are an appropriation Of slo.00O.-
900, and 10 sections Of land per mile to
construct the road. The said $4,000, 900
TO be refunded IN the form Of net, proceeds
into the Treasury. No rminis are named
and no monopoly to be given to any special
company. The road is 10 run from the At.
lantic to the Pacific States He believed
the road could be built over certain route
on these terms and made n speech in sup
port Of his views.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
From " ashlnxlOn.

WA.HI.Gros, Jan. l9.--The Secretary ol
the state, to whom was referred the resolu
ton Of the House, requesting the President
to communicate to that body the correspon.
dence OF France and England in relation to
the acquisition Of Cuba by the United
States. has reported to the President that j.
does not appear from the files and record-
OF the state Department that any such cor
respondence has taken place
The Senate in executive session to- O-day
confirmed the appointment Of MIR. Rushmore
as Associate Justice Of Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
C. q NJ M r X CiA L .
Davenport ~ Narkes.

DAVENPORT, Jan. 20, NJ.
The weA.hsr cont .uues pleasant and srrits ike.
and the roads IN very fair c5ndjtton. uaiess
there IS change shall pro' ably see Tut
little wIntsr as III iortioa OF The year which Is
ally thu cllissi Is new n-.ris ever
The MARKET.-T.e .easen ioT bringing grain sId
produce ,n;o mArs,; las marry drawn to close
AMI how ual,ke former sea "h.. For years PAST, BY
this tirr, our lis nLd store houses led -
oveft9w I.g ~ith pomp w.e,. AMI soiden corn, and
ali klLds Il pr1iIce vii West m St.t ties cuits sts
t. Be md in grea. abundanc.-pienty for horne
npte sni huge surplus to ship 1, .iher paris
during the eutire year, by rshro.d aLd ii.er How
stands 1t now The mAiket season is n, srly owe
. few more weeks VIII cos Ii permanen.ly-ihe he
scanfy crop which tNa rtsua ~ la-t y-A . toll,
has come to ket-been soli-snd the eater por.
tion shipped sWAy. In the height CT the the
mills have often stood III rarely getting than
a week or two weeks stock shead, and now.
tire to there not enough On hand 10 ep the
mills grinding fortnight ana what must be the re-
suit? II plain enough - s.e, and disagree st- TO
contemplate. Instead OF the mills rrnn,ng thr> ugh
th- season rs formerly, they must tan deat least
one-hsif the time which interv.nes between this
time an Smother harvest. Hox much Tends up
on hfharv' st season of 1s59, Is to, plainly seen
ant felt 10 need comment wn,at oats and Is ri,y
very scarce, While Of corn there Is, perhaps. u
medium crop. Another season Of failure in the
grain crop OF Iowa, will csuse the state e. retro
grace sreatly; the return Of b,untifai harvest
s4s,on Will place us in good nj position ono.
more. We can on'y hope for tt best, prepare for
the worst, and trust to Providence. ~ Could
stand up under the IL iaence of another poor orop,
but it would tax the eneiges ofou farmers and
business men TO far greater ds gree than has been
yet clt. As a city Davenport has the ability to
- susiais hsrssii. thou. can but fear for the
State in general Ia the event of poor crop In 1889
We notice no chsnees in the mArbet to-day.
PLouR-Eot muca do,ig. 81 ooGp.j0, at whole.
sale; IS 90 RETAIL white winter, 800.
BucxwHEAT FLOUR R-Pais supply at - so p cwt
wholesale; +; 81 90 retail.
WHEAT-Eoderx RECEIPTS ny wagon; 45ty5oc
for new spring; 20, for Oil.
BUoKwHEAT-.irm at 40. Moderate supply
Conn Con siderable ia market, a., choice lot,
Soc
OATS-New, :irm At 3oc; I'd, scare t3c.
PoTAroEe-scarce al $50 ,5c, choice lots, so, !;
9JcmSi 90 at retail
Hoas-Not much doing; - 5o(a5 co.
New York Market.
BY TELEGRAPH.
kEw YORK. Jan 70
supsr sta: 9 5od5 80 for ,xira state . 50d5 50
fur common u good extra " str, , scat 90 Tor
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
kYE FIoUk-St.ady and unchanged
kUCKwHsAr rLouK-3 81 ~ az o. /. per loo Ms.
WHEAT-Buoysnt. Sales 10000 bu at 3j for
Red Western.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
4 CAR ID.

Ihe!8ie of the Congregational Church take pleas
IN returning their thanks tnrouSh this edium,
to the prep rietor o. Meirap Titan ali for the fac
ties generously afforded ID Ia Tor their recent .ts.-
wi, through II OF several rooms in Meiropli-
tan Bl5ck: T. N ssra Charles II Crvie Wal.acs an
No ehorsn ani the isaes ani rentlemen Viz
sd them in rendering thc occa-i 4 lghtfu with p
propriste music; 70 sir. Jane Van Riper from
whose UA,n Nils csrae the coffee used up,a the
collation., and who gave his personal attention 20 its
prepsra ion fc- the tahrsi t. The Press CT ihe city,
To- h interes. exhibited in this undertaking t.
those ladies' and &c atlcmen whom they r. ceved
unexlected and HI raj aid in their prera ions and
to tao.e genilenea OF ther ongregatoi, whose
unwearied services lightened their own labors and
ensured thsir succees
Davenport January - 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Three He esiructisc Fires.

CIV RLAND, Jan 2o.-Ihree fires occurred
last night. the first burning Smith 4 Hoops
candle factory. Loss $50 900; insured : s,
900 in eastern companies. The second fire
consumed two barns in east Cleveland with
yoke Of premium cattle Work Of an in.
cendlary. The third fire broke out N
sehoviiie's block. the Upper story Of which
was burned. Loss on building s. 900
insurance unknown. Butts 4 Co hat store
damage by water covered by 10000 in-u
rance in eastern companies. Shelby, mer
chant tailor, stock badly damaged no il
snrsnce. Considerable loss on law librarie.
and office furniture in the building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

rr- The Iowa City RepRbitcaa
says that the Lecture OF the Rev. Mr. Ma
gonn, in t'tat city, on Monday evening. wn-
well aitesiei Fer popular audience The
lecture possed point Of attractive interest.
beyond aav lecture we remember ever Ia
have heard Iowa City. We have never
seen better daruerreoiype of one of his
tory -flyorits notable s'ir Walter Raleigh.
under the truthful iellneation Of varied
history. ana the nice etchines OF the speak
er's imagination, stood forth the central hg-
ure Of group @, characters, Of which " il.
SHAKESPEARE and Lord Becon formed part.
As a favorite of EnglanA's moody III alden
Queen-as an explorer ard discoverer-as
a scholar and a true gentleman, Sir Waiter
was very type man OF the age. blt the
eliminating point OF interest is sir Walterr r
great character and life, is where he es.
poused the cause OF the people, and became
an advocate at the British throne Tor the
rights of all men. lie was the prophet cf
freedom, the early voice that proclaimed
the gospel of equality and liberty on the
sea-grt Isle And for this more than from
other cause, his head role from the block.
Those who heard it sat at an Intellectual
banquet such as is rarely spread while
those who neglected the invitation inust be
content with the crunl bs which parsimo-
NOUS and bigoted Hume has left for the
dyspeptic thinker and reader.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

80 4 YqAD.-Watel = Aessv1. uaGfts
naa y svssy eesaN Z IA4l111D 1eGosss 81
csnvsss ~ ~ HEw YeDx Oanm0o = sessaasul-
sion viii Be peid. address
&C. r. DniTToS, Publishss, ooDssGnan g., \. u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

essry one acqrinte1 with the subject being
in great doubt regarding it. The City AT
torncy d. Burlington, we understand, in q
sinilar instance, has given his opinion that
the ael j. L.nd.ng upon that city, il it shall
te sseertained that che has population Of
fifteen thousand inhabitants
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

FiRE.-The fire which was obsery-
ed across the river on wednesday evening
was located back of the slough, near Cam.
den, and was, we learn occasiored by tia
burning of hay stack, and other conbust-
ible matter in the vicinity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

ADVANCE CorY.-Tho advance No.
Of the n Y. Ledger has reached US. 1t con-
tans the fifth numb.- OF the Mt Vernon
Papers 1t is very handsomely written
and highly interesting paper-should be
read by all. Those who have not felt dis
posed to read the Lei1er, on account q its
style" VIII be deeply interested in the VT.
Vernon Papers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
TT Prcf. Eriffith's clas

Eg Pref. Grifiith's class in clocu,
ton will have their first meeting for study
on Saturday evening, Al Music Hail =
Terl.l. $500 for twelve evenings About
twenty five ladies and gentlemen have al
ready Joined.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
NOTICE To AEyERTiNERs.

large cuts charged double the same dlmensons OF
type
Displayed advertisements one-hAlf more than
Usua! rAt.H.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood T.
APPLY stscty T. the immediate business II The .Aver-
trcr aud al other al Advertisements In by It's ad
vertser wiil be charged extra.
AtsernjencD,a not accompanied with instructions
VII De inserted u4il Drbd, aai charged cord ngiy.
Notices for religious ami benevolent purposes
serted cue tc fEee q cost, thereafter charged
other afyertisg gfnents.
Advertisements ron abroad must be paid fcr tn
cIr.GJfy In adoauce, unless from approved 4 gent
Contracts for yearly advertising ternlsabie at the
opi,a q advertisers, ta"y "a adYnn eneEt q.
- per cent. On tile cont act l,-sc~
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
1D per cent advance on above rates, and kept IN
slIe, % per cett. advance oa regular rates.
All trsasaent advertisements must be paid for ID
advance.
RICHARDSON 4 WEST, Iowa state Dem0cra:.
SANDERS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
VI. LI8CHER X 60, Der beiaokrat
HahkiSOTON wILKiE. Daily Evening kcvs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
LF Two policemen got into a ro'

NJ "U POI'VoIIIvn SUt IIItU To"
il Rock Island Il ght befor last, in attempt
ing to arrest a drunken fellow, and got
pretty severely polished off by another par
ty who either did not know or care for
their position. The inebriated party was
fined sl5, while the others got of free.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Desth Of Col. Francis Lee.

ST.. Louis, Jan. 2O.-Col. Francis Lee, Of
the I'd infantry, died in this city last night
of chronic diarrhea
The official majority Of Hudges, Dem.
over Conkling. Rep. for Congress in the 9Th
district Of Illinois is 1862
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
METEoRoLoGIcAL.-The following is
the weather report for the week ending
Lanuary l4th by ANuRIw LOGAN ESQ

JHh ~ eat uiNTnlEg, bnt t.oIuel oEtr N 10 T.
M-rercuTy below st sun rise.
Jan. 9-Cl0udy day.
Jan 1e--Clear dsy.
Jan. II-C ie.r day.
Jan. IL --Clear this forenoon, but clouded over at
ICou.
Jan. t3-CIouiy DARK dav, horrid atmos phere.
jan l4-Clouiy an / wet in foreno III, snow in the
eveLing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Iesve at . IS and $50 P N
sGntsys excepted ;West, leaves al 9U5 a NJ aud .ot
i, Sundays excepted.
sTAGEs, north, to Dabuq-e via Dewitt, Maeuo
ket. and wilton, lesve the Pennsyivanla Hoase ues
days, ihursday- ana Saturdays al !. u North. &
Lyoas VA eClairc, Princeton, Camanche and Gin
ton Tues lays, TtgISfsys and Ss;u rdays at 4 H.
Saith = Af:o!i's line O: hacks leave every day a
z IL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
8epubllcsn NOm1na don.

MASCHssTEs, Jan. 1.-the Republicans
for I'd District. nominated to-day, Mason
w. Lappan, Of Bradford, for Congress. He
received 90 votes against 6 s for al others
The nomination was subsequently, made
unanimous.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Bsy State Mills Sold.

Bosros. Jan. l9.-The property Of the
Bay State Mills, in Lawrence, was sold ct
auction today for five hundred thousand
dollars. the Washington Mills Co. successor,
to the Bay State Mills Co. were the pur
chasers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

THE REsULT.-The result of the
late gold excitement on Nebraska property
is shown by correspondent, who lives at
DE Soto. He says that tracts of land that
have been sold there for five and six hun
dred dollars in cash, are now being offered
as even exchange for one yoke of oren. Oxen
are worth about 81 25 per yoke, while horses
are of no account whatever, for going to
the mines-consequently are very cheap.
Everybody is going to the mines-who can
get there; all having the fever to an alarm
ing extent. Claims will be left to take care
of themselves; farms deserted, offices
locked up stores emptied and contents
shipped to the land of gold and general
exodus of the people of the territory. The
fever is 'ragin' awful" and is sweeping off
its hundreds of victims day by day. The
De Soto market is as follows: Coffee zoe
ID. sugar 15c; molasses Is. H) 3l,75 per
gal. corn l5a20c; potatoes l5aS5c; on
ions &s.6Oper bu; flour $3.50, with pros
pect of being twice that sum in short
time. Stories of gold. both as to quantity
and quality, multiply exceedingly. A cor
respondent intimates that there is just -
much gold in Nebraska territory, two hun
dred miles from the river. as there was in
California. One man accidentally found .
lump while hunting game. which vas worth
$3.50, and in the course Of few days,
dug out over seven hundred dollars worth
ofths pfSeloas metal Tie story sasps tes
bis. 1us " tivs 4 = wssst Il without
ts,pe y nssk credit -. /,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

EE- BLANKs.-All kinds of lega
tlaLks constantly on hand at this Office
Call and examine them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

n Ihe Isock Island tX1W7Tr7az
pays high complement to the energy OF
the Iourneymen printer of this city, who
gave the supper and Ball at the Buriis
House on Monday evening They deserve it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

SAVANNAH. Jan 19.-The Bark Angelina
was detained to-day by the Collector on
suspicion Of her fitting ont for slave trade.
She arrived here Oct 3Oth from Manta azas,
and hes bssn 10 pot ever since.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

Those wishing to SIGN their names 10 the Constitu
tion and sy Law, Of the Scott County Democratic
Cluo, will ilnd the same with JOHN 7. King. Esq
CFlIcE-Le C.,ire R)w, fImer,y flee Of DIS.
Fountain ana Adler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

EF- The Old Folks Concert takes
place on Thursday evening next instead OF
Friday as before stated by us
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

Ig Mr.. J. NJ. Cannon arrived
home on Wednesday night from Des Moines,
whether he had been to attend the annual
convention of the State Agricultural Board.
We have not seen him, but are informed
could have been secured at this place, had
the President Of our County Society and
some others who left rather abruptly, but
remained day or two longer; there being
a manifest disposition on the part Of the
Board to reconsider-giving this city the
preferance Iext year, and relocating it at
Oskalocsa for the year 1860 But there is
no use Of talking-the thing is did, and
we must do the next best thing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Holiday Presents.

Holiday Presents.
I ADIEs' WORK BOXES AND BASKETS.
- Odor Cases,
Bohenis., Vases
Tsrtcr 4 shell Conlbs,
Taii~f Gla~ses,
Watcu 81 .nis,
Porte M0uates,
Mser -thsnm Piper,
sc 1t Bottles and vinAigrets~s
Lsdies' Dressing C,ses,
Ladies Cad Csse.
SouG j. xe-,
Pocsei Cutie,y,
Ivory Tablets,
PspieT Mach@ b. BxA.,
Hrouzr Scar 0,sads.
And many other useful and mer tai ic,ss ap-
pfsprisie 10 the saason. OSGOOD.
De ~ 132 Hr.dy street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

DIONEER eErTLER6' A6eO0IATION OF
Il SCOTT COUNTY The Annual meeting for the
choice OF o3cers for the ensuing year, win be he ID
st Il Claire Hall on Moniay ev ming, FEB Z. st7H
o., lock. JOHN l. COFPIN,
JA2i-td Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Wigs and TOupees.

NCOtC County PAfk ASS0cba ttOn.
CUBsCRIBERs 20 th- stock of the ab,v~ named
- associations hereby notihed that the nrss -
OF twenty Eve dollars Ter haze Il psvsA,e
st the once OF the subscriber the 1si dsy ~ Jar
navy nelt I. II. sEAAs, freas
d"c3D IN ~ Wast sessoA p
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= VI
ESENNETT Il WIssTCo1s

TTGRNEYs AND CoUNSFIIoRS At Law,
n NotsTies poblic snd Conmsrlo9f o. nee1s.
Will practice the Counts of scott, Clinton Jackson
and Muscatino couniiss, snd n Rock l. SID Oouny
III and the Dl,tric. C, aft 81 Iowa.
OFRICE-N. w Corner NJ ain AMI Second streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
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A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
n Geam,ssioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, VII
give prompt and careful attention to the ooec n Of
oiaiEs conveyance Of Real Estate, ex&2in titles
and ali other kinds oflegGl bus ness