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AMBROTYPnS

WHICH GANNOC BE sURPAsS ED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE
AMERorYrEs GIVING TIE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Paper, SAeot-Lron, Patent Lealhe. DC
Tabenin any ,and equu .neci,y
AT THE CITY GALLERY or All,
SO, .'eomroc street.
an2O-ly c. A. GRIFFIN, ArtiSt.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs.

';Worth Their Weight in Cold"
CAPT BURNS, OF NeH' Orleans, says that Or. TOdd's
experience and in that OF s passengers, wORTH THEIR
WEIGHT IN GOLD!" lie says other Steamboat Cap
tains in the Mississippi trade have opinion, and
consider DIR. Todds Pills tie best pits the bill
iious diseases OF the South!
We have Letters from
Wisconsin, Iowa,
Santa Fe, Minnesota,
Texas, louisiana,
California, Kentucky,
Missouri, Iudaaa,
lis 1ceD from points near Gnd at home,
containing orders for these pills. speaking high
est terms OF their virtues.
g SEE CIRCULARS for these letters and other Inter
esting particulars!
Todd's Pills FOR sale by Dealers generally throughout
the country. I. II. LOGAN &C.,
nov25 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
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EsElWsEs CATVEIE,. -.

such as Ring bone, Cells, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll-EviI, Sweeney, HooEail &c., are suUdued
and cured by the
MUSTANG IMMINENT.
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EP RgEELF ZgTF$,B

Of years standing. has been totally cured. Piles.
Ulcers. Tumours. Running Sores, Scrofulo, Stiff
Joints, Feluus Swe!ugs, Burns, Bites. BOils.
Chaps, Neuralgia. Salt-Rheum, ami all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
uUpu
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II YOU HAVE ANY PAIN.
RUEUMATIsM. NEgEALGIA, EEUNCnIIIs- rAEA-
LYSls. uLD SOFAS. sC.LD HEAD, HuENs hNp
SCALDs. STIFF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, 'TI'AlNs
AND BRUISES, S,EE EEEAsT. S"ciLLN ClANDs,
PILES, OR CUTANEOCS DISEASES,
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RX THE UNTON IINE.
CONGRESS SIGNAL.

oERIcE. ooRMER wArER 40 MoNEoE sEaEETs.
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FurS E'ur5
TTNII subscribers have inspection large
of Fashionable FURS, consisting Of Capcs, Vic
iorincs NuIs and Nufa'ecs and SEAMS Down :O Ladies
and Children and Fur Mulcrs and Gloves ior CenS.-Ul
very desirable quality, and suitable :o holiday pres
ents. Prices greatly reduced
Gccl5 STONE l. THOMAS.
fJAYADENE MERINOLS.--A lew pieces Al : re Bay
ID adrre MerinOcs ust opened by
nnvl9 MARSH & TAvLOG.
TINIIU>E PERSONS vino been w.ug Il
i Gum Gloves, for cliapped hands, he acCOU
modated ian11 PAYNE * co.
Chris tmas 81 New Year Presents
NN MONDAY. Dec 20;h open STOCK /. the above
~ UATDSOJIE -fRiyCLEN!
Our assortment comprises EVERYTHING DESIRABLE
in the Book line For iBC "a OIiCl0N$.
wish decidedly thC FINEST GOODS IN THE
Grey az Fdi Piref, call at the Old Corner BooSs"re OF
decla WILDE " HEO.
Homeopathic Hacdicimcs,
WITH directions the domestic treatment o, The
w uLiLdies infants children and adults, for sale BY
iauG 5. FUNDENBERG.
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r1ha1s C0uTt htii for Baltimore civ i-. Nr Court
~ Inse in te city Of Baltimore, s,NvuH dag u
December, ia = year o. Lord eiEhtecH hundred aui
ti.y-e-Et.
Presgnt EDWARD D. KE>fp,
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CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE LIFE ms. co. OF WHEELING
TIME Directors OF This COMPANY ihis day declared
/ dividend o: one hundred 1er the anCun OF
Capitol paid the earnings OF sand Com
Psny, % > { leditcG the Stock Bonds.
' w. W. SHEIVEE,
January 10th, 1S5o-I ianlc-1w1 Secretary.
(,uAMPAGNE-Chus. Hedseck and Hedseic! Co.
t,nf w. - S'' '' GEO. ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.


WHEREAs on the q day Of Angus, A D. Ieee.
w Henry 0undsksr and u zsb IN Jane Gun
dsser.h his wife aod John 0und.k o. s,d nargvesG
dase' hs s,fsof the uouny Of BOO I, etst- OF iowa
.cuted unto Il Mathews T, usie certain deed
otrust, said tr ussee the land In Scott
county, Iowa describtd follows. - Wit: Shat part
OF the souh half of block seventy three 78) In the
Guy OF bsv' pport. scott County lows, psrtieuiavy
ooscIioeh as follow TO- Vis commencna twenty
lOl feee south from the northeast coroeF OF satd
nat OF enii. rnnSing thence south tive ~ (3O) feet
t1e o. wvst seventy TOY . the nee north twenty
tso) the cart seven, (7O feet the place OF bcei
nlng 80 M bell . lesssl old the est In sa,d
premises for fifteen ti3) years rom June - la61
which -'id convevaucewas made ~ the es,, n. mr.
On . ard liz sbsth - . q rndsk ev nj v,s. Ana
Johl adsker and 0srgsr, & undaker his vito ,or
the purpose Of securing the Of one osyta,n
pvo note and the ntrees thereon sssnsr bve,d
Henry Gendaker and J I'm 0undaser, dated The 9atn
dsy Of Asssss u 1865 and Tor tLe sum Of seven
hundred doi. pc, abi~ in one yess from ito date.
With inevrs payable st the rate Of tcn cent Der
anuaIn AreI dns-so he ord>s q ~ orows.
and payable and the satd Henry 01ndsser and
John Or TAX Z, having 'siled 70 pev the same, /,
public notice, that By virtue ofth pcveT which 10
in vested by sasd deed Of rrust wiil Saturday
the 22d day Of October 4 D 1859 st the hour Of 3
o'clock the aftsrnoon Of said day, at the Court
House 10 the city Of Davenport expose and o6er
for SALE at pablic auoon, 70 the hiGhet bidder fv
cash the parcel ef land shove described or much
thereof - she'll Be suaent 70 satlssy and pay the
day Of sale together With ai the costa and cxpens
attending said SALE costs Of this notice and
fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of September. \ D 1850.
HBAATHnwe,
Oep20 fvustss
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T. TELEGR PHO
From W ashingson.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The correspond
en' OF the Herald says: l am informed that
come additional proposition to those a.
ready before our Government, have recent
ly been submitted by Mexico, in regard to
the settlement of claims and for protection
or the manner Of protecting the transit
routes
Among the proposed stipu atoms to be
considered by Secretary Cass and the Mexi-
can Minister is an important one relating to
the settlement Of elaine Of citizens Of the
United States upon Mexico. which requires
that the claims be adjudicated by four Com
mlssioners. two to be appointed by the
President OF each government. and an um-
Pire to be selected by the Com missioners.
or in case Of their disagreement. by the
Secretary of State and the Mexican Minister,
and the amount Of such adjudicated elaine
over the two millions of dollars which the
treaty has provided for the payment Of
is to be settled by ten annual payments of
equal amount, with interest At 6 per cent.
until paid. bonds TO be given for the amount,
which will be receivable by the Mexican
government for any export or import due
to that government. 1t is proprosed also
to obviate the objections Of the Mexican
government to our proposition for the pro-
lection Of the transit routes, by the appoint,
ment of a Commissioner by each govern
ment to reside at suitable localities. who in
| case Of disturbances Of the peace upon any
route are to make ;he necessary demands OF
the Mexican authorities for troops. which If
| disregarded for period of ten days, may be
made up on the nearest land or naval forces
OF the United States. who after giving prop
er notice to the Commissioner, or If he be
absent, to the nearest local authority, shall
pr 'ceed to the scene Of disturbance ADD
quell it.
As an evidence of the good feeling enter
tanned by the Liberal government Of Mex.
leo toward citizens of the United States.
President Juerez has extended to . citizen
Of New Jersey. valuable mining fields in
the State of Sinaio, which we're to expire
on the let of October next, for two years
longer.
Three New Orleans mails arrived here
this A. NJ, those Of Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday last.
| Commissioners with ready money and
credit to q considerable extent, appointed by
| the government Of Zacalacus, have started
for the United States to buy arms and mu-
| nitions of war for the liberals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
-. Louis Market.

fussday Sept n, 1859.
RLouR- Quiet aLd nsm Csuntyy supernns 4 co :
Country double extra 8 % City do 5 40
wHEAf-Narkst steady. Coed 70 choice Dub IS
q SOC; Spring 7o@17c; common aud fair fail s5@
So. choice red and white / 0S@i 03.
Ceas-Qi.e, Yellow and white 7tG1sc
OArs--'tesdy. Good ~ y; prime 4tc.
DAlLEv-Dull. Common to choice sprtns ASa1
SIC; sood fall 7IG75e.
ONIoAs-InAetive at eoa6Oc
Chicago Market.
Tuesday Rveuing Sept. q, 1869
RLoUR-Fifm ,nd advanced. Spring extra II \
"a 90; red winter 4 EoH4 S2h; sapsrane ssring
25G3 So
wHEAT-SpTing nrm ana advsnesd (Q2c. No I
spring 7sc in store; No do 7sxc 10 store.
CoRs-In active demand. Osnal TOO 70 b. u hc
snsst; NJ At u, In s'o,e.
OAfs-Active and adv anced lc. Canal 1vs anoos; !;
No IN store 3lc.
BAaLsy-Frm and In demand. No I o., CSC
Sc; No 2 do Sc.
ONIoNs-In Sa,r demand st GOc.
PoTAToEs-In good demand st 40GA5c
BuTTEk-Seady st l7n lac for arkln; llt9l6c for
choios dairy.
EOOs-Sieady at &c p doI.
LARD-Kominai 1t lie.
HrDEs-Rirm, With good demand at l6h@l6Hc
Er dry nint.
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co M M + RC A l.
DAVENPO,sT MAmkET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT,
wednesday Evening Sept %. 1859.
The weather was nae to dav, and butiness quite
brisk In ell ranches
Ibe grain aad rrodu'e Elarke. was Yy lively AMI
the tenant for what and Barley buoyant and ae'
ave There was hut Ute change IN prices. Barley
i At avery hish figure Con -titon has IN II up
beyond price >, which shippers make anything.
Onions do not seem 10 be any better. Since the
sudden dec inc iaeshe 81. Louis make, BUYERS herr
have been very 9utious and the demand has ben
Below We give IS nsurss Of receipts, shipments
and quo.s'ioss het 0 day:
FLOUR Masssst,eady, With good home demand
Shipments 400 bblsso Nes York, 100 bois U Chica.
60 ami 100 bbls 10 Boston. We quote new sp, ing
extra at - 60 wholesale, and - w retail-e8 7o
in sacks retail; old wheat aour IS 90 {. barrel.
wHEAT--stsady and bueysn', With . good Dc.
mand, bctl for milling AMI shippins. Rsceipts
500 bu. Shipment. 800 bu. We quote at s2@
65e.
CsRs-Transa actions very small No shipments
We quote new at 25c; old crop 4OGl5e.
OATs-Demand good for shi iEpiRg At 2S0s3Oc Re-
cepts $50 bu. Shipment. $50 bu.
BARLsv-ln active demand snd arm at 45@lsc-
AeCelkS :, ,OOO DID, shipments IyW bu.
OsIoNs-In limited demand R.cetts ! O6O b.
Shipments $50 ba. Market closed at 33G135c
PorAToEs-Aarket inActise. The demand for
shipping or storing has not commence. We quote
Pink Ayes and MeshAnnocks at 33G60- sweet po.
tatoes 90. Receipts 259 ba.
HAY-The market Is well suppl with Upland
prairie bat Timothy Is very scarce. The demand is
moderate. We quote prairie at 90; timothy S6 CO.
Eo0s-In good demand 1t sC9IOc wholesale, snd
l2Ac retail.
bUTTsR-In good demand for family u.e We
quote good dairy 1t 2O925c common arkn and roll
1t l2k@l6c.
CHsEss-western Reserve Sc wholesale and 100
l2xc retail
HAms-6ood sugar cured l8c retail; common
l0c
SHoULDERs.-0ood. &c Wholesale. and retail, 90
csnvassed.
DRIED BBEF-llc wholesale and IL, retail.
DRIED APPLEs-A good article Gteted at lie
wholesale and l21ac retail.
DRIsD PEAcHEs--Unpsred llkc wholesale and
l6c retail; pared csc retail.
GOLDFISH "A good art ice &c retail.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTBRS NAIL. arrives At 6:t5 y and ; " II
closes at 9: IS A n at $50 II.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa.
arrives st 81 ? =. ciose-At 8:l5 a M.
SOUTHERN MI, from g.. Louis and 6o uthern Ms.
sourt, araives at 5 80 ? n; closes at 9:l6 An.
WssTEaN AKD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives q.
$50 N closes IT $40 M.
ILLIsoB WAY NAIL, arrives 6:46 A NJ and 5:j0 P
y, closes at A y and 5PM
RIvsR NAIL 8oUTH, including river towns abovest
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and Ksnsas
via Hannibal : st Joseph =, arrives at 10 A
M; closes stlPn.
RIvER NAIL, In Guiding river towns from e Claire
to Lyons, arrives At 4 \ clio es at $50 A y.
NORTHERN NAIL, BY land, up the river, arrives at
M Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays; closes at
9P NJ on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE 9RAss NAIL, arrives At IL n, closes Ut II N
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes At - NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ASAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes Al IL NJ, on
Thursdays.
The ONCE will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to ~ N.
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W ednesday, Sept. %.

Wednesday, Sept %.
ARRIVED.
FANNY HARMS, Webb. Galena.
LAKE CRY, Blake, st. Paul.
GooDY FRIENDs. Shuman. st. Paul.
FLORA, Hillhouse, Galena.
DEPAETED.
FANNY HARRIs, Webb, Montrose.
LAKE CRY. Blake. st. Louis.
GOoDY FRIENDS, Shuman, ST. Louis.
FLORA. Hillhouse. Montrose.
TIE FRED LoRENz will leave for St.
Paul. this morning at o'clock, through
without change.
The CLARA HiNE will be down this after
noon and leave for Keokuk.
The JOHN HERON, . small tug craft, came
to the landing yesterday afternoon, but
whittier bound we did not ascertain.
LAID Ur.-The VIM. L. Ewing is laid up
at st. Louis-so says the Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

She then took a south wardy course, and
was soon out of sight. going at the rate OF
fifty miles an hour. | understood after
wards thay they landed over one hundred
miles from Berlin, and were three ana .
hall hours in the air
This was the last saw Of Mr. Risley, for
at the place he landed he took the cars and
went on to Vienna. From tits time have
not seen him until the other evening, in
visiting the Theatre Royal to see the beau
tifnl panorama Of the Thames what was my
astonishment to find in the proprietor Of
that picture the same Mr. Risley that had
last seen sailing through the clouds in Ger.
many. am, sir, yours, A Traveller
January 20, 1854
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Additional by the Clscassisn.

NEw YORK, Sept 2S.-Brunnell the de-.
signer of the Great Eastern. who was pre-
vented by sickness from going ON the trial
trip, has since died Of paralysis.
Orders have been despatched to India for
the troops there to proceed Immediately to
China in order to prosecute the war
The French laws In relation to the press
are not to be modified
The French rentes closed firm on Friday
at 78a95c on the Paris bourse.
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A Card.

The under .igned, bet aoout to take mp his abode
at Argyle near the city Of lie CLAIRE 1t least TIL he
can get COED tenant fr Argyle Cottage and app ur
tensnce., will refer all per.o who wi to get good
dwellings cheap to c s whistler Esq. who is to be
found in one OF my dwellings in Ead's Row.
September "a, 1859
sep25 I. c. DADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

WARS IN A NAME ?-The term
gentleman Is very often misapplied. 1t is
very ungentlemanly, to say the least, in a
man holding high social position in
Society to cast an insult upon q person
whom he may cons der below him in the
social scale Posit on is not cloak for in
suit and abuse to lnfs iors We had intend
ed making this item personal one. but we
refrain this time. Perhaps certain party
may understar 1t as it is
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StraYcd or Stolen.

INROM my yard. on Friday night. 23d inst, new
IL milss Cow red, with white spots top OF right
horn broken off; q short tail
Any iaformstion concerning said COW will receive
. reward Of three dollars.
eep27-3d JANIS MCGUIRE.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING !
=. KHAUsE 4 CO.'S.
xAMNOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

So.........Wess Second street.
oYPo. COOK 4 SAAa1Mrs RANK.
Xy1 sss now In Ssesape sS COR ysll and Wsaees
w oosts which are u1suSpossea - snie osases
eDd ~ eAA ssu tAso leves tAaA any ecSs oinane3s
tat 4aVeStts4e % eol q - ~ oeat. oeaeW SsssS
asiSAbesS. Ws AAve
TIE DDsT CU1TxR
~, e =: ety. ~ ''''''' ~ ss' ''''' = '''
0suIss EuYnashoue oootls |
: "a :''''' !: ::::* :; ~: wa '!':i
otbt tstr DsouGat y III o1sbet
','..ss,;$|''|R ',,.ss !, ] ;$|''|R'lq1l|i;;;; ! !;
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TAYLOR Il BALLORD.

MO WEST SECOND STRW1T UE CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport. Iowa, Wholesale and retail
dealers I'm Dr Medicines Chemicals, Paints, OILS
window Glass, Fancy Articles, Per!umery, Mineral
Teeth Gold POLL &c, &c 0chS
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M A H K I Il ID /.

At Westport, Conn.,. on the % OF September, by
Rev. Joseph Parry, G G PARRY u b: Of this city,
TO Mrs KkILY PRESTON, Of the town Of Ashford
Conn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

STREET IMpRovEMEsrs.-Early yes
terday morning we took stroll about town
10 see how matters and things were pro-
Vres.ing We noticed in nearly every To-
cality a decided Improvement in the streets.
not only 10 their looks but in their wearing
condition. Mr. Baker, the Street Commis
sioner, assisted by his excellent second Mr..
Clark, has been performing good work
upon the thoroughfares OF the city, and the
good work ia still in progress. On Brady
street, near tie College grounds, there was
a place which WAS utterly imTassable last
spring, teams having sunk nearly out Of
sight before they could be extracted This
spot has been graded up and is now being
covered with a coat Of stone finely pounded
which will render it an excellent roadway.
Other portions of Brady have been graded
and good cutters made to carry off the wa
ter, which will once more render the street
passable.
Main street, which has been an eye core
W Jul CiliLcuey 10 INV cACcucBtl( Sidueu,
and to our mind the most easy street to
come in and go out Of the city. we have
A solid roadbed has been formed which
wears smooth and makes good wheeling
This work was performed at A very trihing
cost, and it certainly was very necessary.
On Harrison street much good has been
done, especially beyond Mr. Noel's place
All along this street. from the corner of
Locust, out beyond Nickols', the road has
been useless every spring. Teams could not
get along and the curses against the city
for allowing 1t to remain in such state
were both loud and deep. We think the
" break up" next spring will not materially
affect this piece of road.
We might 60 on to enumerate various
other Improvements on our streets. but as
our citizens are constantly passing by them
they have an opportunity Of judging for
themselves as to their necessity. We wiH
say that Messrs Baker and Clark have done
great deal Of work for a small sum of
money and we think there is room for them
to do more.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

EE Todd, tho indefatigablc Boot
and Shoe dealer upon Brady street ID receiv-
ing fresh additions every .day to his alrea-
dy very large stock OF goods. His goods
for the most part are from the celebrated
Ryan mandatory of Philadelphia, and are
gems in their way. Call up and look at
them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
Democratic Meeting.

Ths Democrats OF Alel's Grove township viii
meet at the new school house In Aliens Grove, on
Saturday Get. s, Ut O'Clock y, for the purpose
Of forming . Democratic Club.
The meeting will be addressed by II. 4. Samson, Of
Davenport
Per order Of Dem. Town hip COMMITTEE.
Aliens Grove, Sept n>er ~. 1893.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

BEwARE.-The drayman who took
lot of goods from the levee yesterday
without orders and without paying the
freight bill, is requested to walk up to the
agents office this morning and answer
therefor, or other measures will be taken
not very satisfactory to the party. Walk,
chalk, ginger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
Wanted.

A BOY IA or Is years old, smart and active, to
"A attend bar. Apply Immediately at the lie
Claire House Saloon.
sep21-1w FRANK PUTIN AN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

DAVENPORT CASINO The mem
bers of the Davenport Casino, are request
ed to meet on Monday. October 3rd, 1859,
at the Club room over L. Martins Saloon
on Main street, at s o'clock P. NJ. Persons
to become members will be in attendance.
CHAs. BEIDERBACKE, Pres.
CuAs RAuNANN .Sec'U
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$4,000 Bushels Grain Wanted /!

VNHD undersigned. havins the use Of the nev, jast
l. finished and spacious warehouse next to their
store, ready now 70 buy oil kinds Of grain and
pr"fuce for which they will pay the highs 81 markst
prize.
We wonld also Inform those farmers that would
prefer 10 ship their grain their account that
We are connected wi h the verv best commission
houses North AMI South, and that ve are Wiling for
small commission, 70 do business for them In that
line
Farmers that are indebted 70 10 either On Book OF
Mote. We would hereby request 10 come In and sss-
tie without delay.
We will have on hand soon . large stock Of new
fan and winter goods, which calculate 70 sell very
cheap for cash.
OLARRnDAOH 4 BRO.
Le Olaire, September l, 1859.
aant1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
H Trout has lot of the finest
watermelons We have seen this season
They are bouncers Just look at them.

RUNAwAY.-A horse driven by
Joe Davenport, took it into his head to
runaway, and accordingly started off, ki.
ting clearing himself Of the carriage, with
the exception of the shafts. and hauling up
in the interior Of Aid. Morley's store, max
inga tremendous crash among the Gro
ceries, etc,
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Davenport Wholesale Market.

WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-Whest, 60 MS Corn she'll
ed, IS ms Corn on cob 70 ms ; Rye IS bs Oats 70
Ms; Barley, ssns Buckwhest. so ms; Sweet pota-
toes, so ms; Peans 60 ms Bran, 20 Ms: Glover Seed
60 Ms Hemp Seed, ~ ns; Timothy Seed. Is ns:
Irish Potatoes, Co n. Onions. 81 ms; Blue Grass
SEED, II Ds Dried Peaches, 80 ms Dried Apples.
NJ,
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J. &. FARMER, N. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SUR RGEON,
nFFICE-with Nessrs. Roger & Bowers, No. So,
Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt atten.
tion. novZ4
JANDS T. LANR, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attsrncys aud CsunsellOrs At Law,
Omce-Nos. 4 and 8, Commercial Block, southeast
corner Of ID and Brady streets.
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Ig- The following interesting ac>
count of a Balloon Ascension, which occur
ed at Berlin, in the Spring Of 1851, We take
from tn Montreal Herald. Of Jan. gath, "a.
Mr.. HENRY RIsLEY, of our city, is the gen.
tleman referred to as having accompanied
Mr. Coxwell in his daring air voyage.
10 this connection we would say that
Mr.. Rsley has partially promised to give
our citizens an exhibition OF his celebrated
Panorama Of the river Thames, painte by
Mr.. Philip Philips. who few months ago
received the high appointment Of Landscape
painter to her majesty, the Queen of Eng
land.
The painting has been received with
great favor. both in this Country and in
Europe. and is said to be the best panora.
ma in eXistance
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.N0flcG.

A IL accounts due J Gal,igsn for Livery prior 70
II the 1lth Of August, 1859, ust be paid 10 Ohas.
Floyd and oil demands against the stable will be
paid by ssid Floyd said Floyd having pui chased al
stock sccounts and interest OF the undersigned in
the business.
eepte-1W J. 0ALLI0AN.