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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
"The Good Time A'comipg u

49, eSN0 tlsiC n CULuIUS.
'I'fIt sutslfiorf hatiu become Tho pfarfi.tpr
4 % Jeh fson e inbff ~ DAV1sEs PATENr
CLOTHES DRESSING COMPOUND ASD
h"ASl' T. Lulu 'e'r~c.iaiiY Informs ihs pub
lic lhat % D. nuW ilf sac a. hi. BARTER Shoe Al
Nii cr''i sn4 t'sinie gsfaE h1e fasife 90 satied
an iadel gafneni-. Alec HAS. Cap, Cfays,
shAwIs. Laws Dffue.. StiHs sIss Mrf,sor.
Ridrohs. STATS. s. fts..nbgthrtf nti.is.f 49,
Ii~n'y FuN iif~efiu a13 t1stfusituns ~ifI ae.
COMPANY zach hutiIc. Having hurt upa f..uu.
Wth- Hmps'"ut sssisfsrfs. b. isfu~ rfspafet a.
c.earsr a. descriptions Df iste4 or sfi.,i - ..ts
n-niiem'n tssife OBJ Choices mrrvn astfe a.
useless csn have ihrm dressed 30 sarrfiaf rp an.
nef end Eafat'r' fo I..s ssgoo4 ssnss IN.
f.s'rr'iuIly inv.rts io etsmtnr be- saHsrls. q,
f.'~fs '' num''f 90 Gtr .msn uha haus al
ready farofised L.r C4Sft,, m..efsts
JAMES BRADY
TAKE NOTICE Having purch,.ed
oi ~ VI ~ Poser Afr,f n. ..u.iy- ,i,tl
I'f Ifar's.n County .' vrri .hr'. sf.t.Ir.. ,sa.
u'n peffHDs rot Il tay c.ssstsfe u 90 if.sa me
JHb~' - NWaEy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
NOTICE TO THE
N OTICE.

WINK Co-Psrh-fship Ae'cicio'e e1i-iinf be-
Il tsees John J. Lock sIi J n. Line IA. hi.
day bees dissolved BY install ecu.rnr. The sonr.
aotes AID accounts are IA the hahcs CIV WIN M
koet, vAe vtll aiiend 10 their settlement
JOHN LOCK
JOHN ID. LINE,
April s. 1859
TUX snter,isn.i having this dsr dissolved
= Iaftssf.kip will oder ~ The put.ie gr.r
Monday. iae itih Of Aptii. their sa,rt. STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, at Cost. Tor Cash 81 10 pnrc.
tssl ess'oners 90 short credit. All tho-- who
6ssWs hrEsiss viii son. and come auiekly. a..
vs 80 tei1afsst 70 close cot
JOHN J. LOCK
JOHN .. LINE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01

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go Casti - jefferson Ceuaiy. @. ~. ~ ds, II
Augua tEi1
sanssi sui1ef, Pa
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
Grea: 0scillating Washing Machine,

and vii ri'ii The County with ne machines in a
short inns This machine - sonsiiesea n. b,.t
Aos 10 Hs- ~ hose ~ have tired u.
LUTHER MILLER A. co
NariIn.lnfH RrthrL.r Cnnatr W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY!

WE Subscriber taxes This method ~ infcrmin.
l. III. citizens 81 Jefferson hattie has purchased
he iishi a that c0nnV f9f The manuiaerufs Of
C0xs..L * I.wa,.,,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01
Bread Bread

~ ahasr.izref having smri.ssI o. rs-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-01

1NiiE ssaersigned having purchased the hoe
L prop eTty IN Charle.iosn, Va, so long ant
isvofablysnuwn
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

Another season the inside wall will be run
down the same dis ance as the other. They
will be then extended from time to time a.
the demand for water increases. These walls
will be eighteen feet high The portion OF
tho old dam bet weeb the walls will be re-
moved and used for extending the wing
dam at the head Of the island.
The job for putting in the Golfer dam and
removing the old dam was let to W. Ii. An
derson on Monday. The coffering 10 be
completed within two weeks. At the
end Of that time the work will commence
on the walls The job Of building these was
let last season to Messrs. Williams and
Parsons. They have the stone already
quarried, and part Of them sunk along the
line where the walls extend. The contract
ors will put on force of from fifty to seven
ty-tive masons and hundred or more men
- nttend them. putting up about one hun
dssd yards daily.
About forty thousand dollars will be ex-
pended this Fall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
RIVER ITEMS.
Friday. Sept. 2.

Friday. Sept. 2.
ARRIVED.
GREY EAGLE. Hasris, MontrOse.
kEokuK. Dodge. Montrose.
DEBATED.
GREY EAGLE. Harris, st. Paul.
KEokuK, Dodge, Montrose
The FANNY HARRIS is the morning packet
for Montrose, at s clock.
BEHIND TrMx-The Grey Eagle was nine
hours behind time yesterday, on her up
trip. The Keokuk was also behind some
hours
BusY.-We noticed yesterday afternoon,
between thirty or forty persons at Mr..
Watson's Office on the levee, waiting for the
up and down boats. The Grey Eagle came
up at o'clock, and took quite number Of
passengers from here, but left as many more
waiting for the keokuk.
The CLARA HIsE.-This light draught boat
has commenced to make tri-weekly trips
between this point and keokuk, going over
the rapids The Clara will be up to-day,
ready to take all the freight and passengers
found waiting.
STUCK AGAN.-The Ben Campbell run
aground on that favorite sand bar near Mus
catine, day before yesterday, and stuck there
"a hours
The ALHAMBRA also got ground on bar,
and was detained lS hours.
The kKoKUK arrived at half past seven
o'clock last evening. and left Immediately
with quite a crowd of passengers from her..
TMx RIVERS, &c-We clip the following
from the st. Louis Republican, Of the lst:
The river here has taken sudden and
very mysterious start, and is still going. In
the "a hours ending Mt dark last evening, it
swelled fully 25 inches by Ranneys mark
rise of this extent was unlocked for, but
the presumption is, that it is a short rise.
and will soon run out and nothing benefit
navigation. The swell is from the Gascon-
ade and Usage rivers, which are at flood
height in consequence of the late heavy
rains along Their courses. Boats passing.
report large quantities of drift running out
Of the Missouri
The last report from the Illinois river was
two feet below Peoria, and II inches above
that point. The Missouri river is falling,
with four feet in the channel from st. Jo-
seph 10 Jefferson City, and rising rapidly
from there down.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
L TELEGR A p HIC.
fRrrortei Exprrssly for the State Dsmoerat.l
From, N ess y orb.

New YoHK. Sept .l.-Howell Cobb was
.erenaded last night, at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel.
John n. Bolts received similar compli-
m@nt. at the Actor House. He also receiv ed
visit and complimentary address from The
wing Central Committee. and he made ;
speech 70 reply, developing his plan for the
organization Of the Wing party.
lhe dead body Of . negro was found ia
the hold Of the ship Neptnne's Bride, from
North Carolina. slowed away among the
cargo. The deceased was doubtless run
away.
The steamship Quaker City. from Havana
on the 2sth, arrived here at noon to-day.
A roya. decree, imposing great restric-
tions on the commerce Of the leland, gave
much trouble 70 the American shippers and
captainA
The ws6sher has been very hot. but the
health q the city was coed for the season
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-Gen. Lane in :
private letter says, in relation to the Presi
dency, that he 10 content to place himself
In the hands Of his friends, and will take no
step to bring himself before the people as
candidate.
Judge Douglas intends leaving Washing
ton on Monday next, and proceedings via
Pittsburg to attend the United States Agri>
cultural Fair at Chicago on the 18th. II i
now probable that he will be able to while
on bic way. to comply with the request Of
the Democratic State Central Committee.
Of Ohio, to canvass that State % far . TO
deliver several speeches
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
CO M M f. RC CIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMoCRA

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEAoCRAT,1
FRIDAY Evening. Sept 2. 1859
To-day showed unmistskable signs that "SummeE
Is over and gone" and Falis upon u.s. with evenings
and mornings cool enough for are, and moons COM
fortably warm.
Business In the various branches Of retail trade
was rather duh to-day notwiths anding the number
Of teams in from the country. Farmers are busy
haulin4 In their grain with view Of getting II
70 town before this cold weather and bad roads pre-
vent thsm.
The grain and produce market was active. and
wheat vas very arm At yesterday's figures.
There was quotsble chsnee In the market To-
day with the exception Of stl further decline in
Onions. Osts and Barley wore STEADY It yesterdays
quotations.
There were several car losds Of wheat and Oats
received u the r. n. =. \ depot to-day for the
Albion Mills and Graham 4 Kepner. A lag, amt
Of grain lay At the levee to-day. awaiting shipment
but the boats all being behind time we are obliged 70
le-ve the amount over uotil Tomorrow.
Below we give the figures and transactions for to-
day:
FLOUR-UnchAnged in quotations and market qui
ct. Shipments 7GO bbls to New York. wequote new
crop wheat extra - 90; old wheat -four &5 co.
WHEAT A shade irmer. Receipts by railroad
$50 bu, by wagon s. 7S5 bu. Market closed steady
at 67@6Oc.
CeRs-Receipts very small and no shipments ~
Market inactive and declined. We quote at lOc in
ear
OATs-More active. Receipts by railroad SEQ bu,
by wagon 40 bu Market steady at 9Oc.
BARIEv-Drooping Receists to-day 225 bn. The
demasd not 50 active, and 3Oc vas the ruling
ngure.
CNIoNs-Active bnt declined, Receipts Ss5 bu.
The figures to-dsy were S5@4Oc. The dcmand fol
shipping Is steady, but . decline IN the st. Louis
market carses the low figure.
PorAToEs-Local demand moderate and supply
good at so6e4Oc.
HAY-New prairie 10 large supply with moderate
demand; timothy scarce. New prairie - 80.
E0os-In demand At Sc wholesale and 10, retal.
bUTTsR-A good article continues scarce and ad
vanced SC. We quote At 2Oc retail /; common LOG
l2kc.
CHsEss-western Reserve Sc Wholesale and 100
12Nc retail.
HAMs-Good sugar cured lsc retail; common
1Oc
sHoU LDERs.-Good, 7c Wholek ale. snd retail, SC
canvAssed.
DRIED BsEr--1lc Wholesale and BE retail.
DRIED APpLss-A good article aroted at lie
wholesale and l2lzc retail:
DRIED PEACHES. -Uopared II Nc Wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 25c retail.
CoDFIsH "A coed article &c retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
Steamer Suuk-Destruceive Fire.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-The steamboat
Messenger. from Memphis for this place,
took fire, was run aehore, scuttled and sunk
near Bayou Sara to-day. The passengers
and cargo, consisting of cotton, was saved.
Five stores on Tchopitouslas street. we're
burned this afternoon. They were filled
with whiskey and produce. Loss 100000.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 1.-The steamer York
State, belonging to the Alton Packet Com
pany. sunk at Madison. II miles above here,
this morning. The boat is o total lose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
Aurora BOPealIs.

BosroS. Sept. 2.-The auroral display Of
last night was 50 brilliant alter midnight,
that ordinary print could be read BY its
light 1t considerably impeded the work
ing Of the telegraph lines, and its effect con
tinned up til noon to day.
The auroral current from East to West
was so regular that the operators on the
Eastern lines could send messages to this
city without the usual batteries being ap>
piled. The same effect was apparent on
the National Telegraph wires between Phil
adelphia and Pittsburg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
Beautiful neme to Lease.

vVHB underlined win loase for . torn Of ye9rs
i his late Comfortable rssi6once aad appsodages
etuated In the coSporate nnits q ~ eiy of -
Clal .. namely: 4
Argyls Cottage, . dwelling VITA roomes large
land, undsr cultivatoa; VIM - seTss vo0an1 ras-
tare; Ill under god fsnee. 0o0a 80 erspe vi1ee
part q whisA are now II ful 1aasnG ces1ooes -
szaWeessies n abunaaeee. 1Ano II alnole an6
WueA. - lszsn ga
S sssa tenaas Nh pssooray wiu - sats1 @
eosy t1ss hea - - ~ yeonh - - 9ee1.
s{ssSsi ~ 4 60 5ssi = -. '''
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
School Meeting.

a GRR8ABLY to tho recommendation Of the Com
"A nttee on assessments the Board OF Dir. ctors n
the " District Township OF tho city o. Davenport !"
have authorized the calling meeting Of the elect
Of said District, Monday, the 9TH day OF eeptem
Der. at 10 O'Clock n, q the Court Ho 1se for the
purpsse Of taking into consideration the folio
propositions:
dollar OF the vaustion OF property In said Dlstrict
be levied for the suprot Of Teachers for the present
scholastic year, 1650-60?
2. Shall tax OF one and one fourth n ~ mills on
said valuation b. levied for oil The contingencies
necttd with the public schoslA fcI the scholastic
year. ls59-60e
Shall tax OF six and three eighths (6H ~ mills
eaid valuation be levied for the purpose OF pay.
Ing the present indebtedness Of said school Disrict
Each proposition TO bs voted upon separately.
BY order OF the Board
sp9-2t tn. ]. SiUNDkRS, Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

9hs Rev. O. @. vAHDsv8ns Of the Reformed
Dutch Church, will preach In tne Second Daptist
Church, corner Of Hoarth and Ferry streets. j. this
city, Sunday eeps. =. - 1e.< o'clock 4. =. and ~
O'Clock r. II.
Rev. STswAAr = expected to preach IN ths q.
7. Church Scnday, August Z. at ION O'Clock =. =.
aAd 2k o'cleck Pm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

The city Of Rock Island never runs in debt
for money to make improvements. but pays
for them as fast as she makes them. Can
Davenport say as much ?-R. J. Aryms.
We are glad to hear that our neighbour
are in such an excellent condition. We
were so once but we could not bear pros
perity. Dear bought experience is always
the most valuable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

cE-We spent few hours very pleasant
ly last Thursday. in the office Of the Demo-
crat. Nems. and Gazette. of Davenport, and
found Editors and Proprietors just what
men in their positions should be-kind.
courteous and gentlemanly. We rank the
Davenport Daiiies at the head of the heap
of Western Journals, and the best with
which we exchange. They are each and
all ably conducted, and are an honor to
their beautiful and thriving city. May
their subscription lists and dimes increase
to their hearts content Geneseo Republic
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

DELAyED.-Onr LeClaire package
Of yesterday did not reach it's destination
in season, as no boat went up the river yes
terday until o'clock p. NJ, and that one
would not agree to stop at LeClaire. Here
after We shall find means Of supplying
them regularly
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

EDITORIAL CoNvKNTIoN.-By a cir
cular received last evening, we are informed
that the Editorial Convention has been
postponed until September goth, at which
time it will convene in Oskaloosa. The
cause Of its adjournment was from the fact
that the United States Fair was to be held
on the same days appointed for the Conven
lion
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

NEW YoRk, Sept l.-During squall last
night, the yacht Edda. owned by Nj. Roose-
velt, was capsized in the Sound. Two
young ladies were drowned. one Of whom
was Miss Julia Waterbury, daughter Of L.
Waterbury. ESQ.,. Of this city the other was
Q Miss Craven.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

EN The Hop Of the Davenport
Sarsfeld Guards on Thursday evening was
decidedly the pleasantest affair Of the season.
The dance was kept up until near morning,
and everything passed off in the best posi-
BILE manner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

The sale of stock at Aliens Duck
Creek Farm came off last Thursday, the
stock going very low. "Mount Airy one
Of the finest sta lions in the State. sold for
$lO5. Larkin." another very fine animal,
sold for $75. Either one of them was rich
ly worth $500, but as the sale was per-
emptory, they had to be disposed Of for just
what they would bring. Mr.. Geo. n. Van
Hosen purchased Mount Airy, and Mr..
Plumer purchased Larkin. Mr.. Plumer
also purchased the Morgan mare, q very
fine beast. for very low figure.
The rest of the stock went at proportion
ate fgures-none Of it bringing half what
it Was worth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
LATE NEWS.
Shooting A Rair.

HENDERSON, KY. Sept Louis Leonard
shot Mr.. Elan. q wealthy farmer Of this
vicinity through the breast last evening.
His situation is critical. Leonard has been
arrested Mr. Elam was the Democratic
candidate at the late election for the Legis-
lQture
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

Nix. CoNNELLY, ex-editor of the r. ].
Aryms, is mistaken when he says that he
did not charge the merchants Of Rock Is-
land with being illiberal in the way of ad-
vertising. We have good memory and
recollect nearly every word Of his conver-
tiau
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

MOUNT InA Female College CON-
mences its Fall Session on Monday. Septem.
Der 9Th. Students will be admitted at any
time during the fret half Of the session.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

EF- The late troubles in Kansas
does not effect Dedrick-leis still in the
field with fine stock Of boots and shoes
selling cheaper than ever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

DEMcRATIC MEETIxG.-The Demo-
crats Of Davenport Township will meet at
the Court House this evening. to select dele
gates TO the County Convention.
Pm ORDER
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

r1- We publish this morning the
Governors proclamation a. TO the time OF
holding elections. the officers TO be elected
and the number each county and district is
entitled to-
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

ES The pious Gazette, which never
publishes anything but family reading.
takes great deal OF psins to inform An
eastern advertising house that they do not
publish lottery advertisements. Oh dear !!
We will bet new hat that Sanders would
publish any advertisement. provided he
could ge: moderate compensation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
NAIL ARRAN1EM ENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsrxRa NAIL, arrives at 8:t5 n and 5:GO ? n
closes at 8. - 4 u $50
NoRTHEhs MAIL via Dubuque and Northern lows
arrives AT 8 So Pm. e.osesat S:15 A ~.
SOUTHERN vi, from H.. Louis Southern 0is
somri, ataives at 5:tOP n; closes at 9.l6 An.
WEsTEss AID SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 ~; closes ai 9:30 ? NJ.
fLLiSois WAY NAIL, arrives Gas A n and $50 ?
y; closes at aud 5PM
htvHR NAIL SouTH. Including river towns above u.
Louis, ths Missouri River, Nebraska and Ksnsxs,
via Hannibal st. Joseph Il Il, arrives at 10 4
81; elosesat4PM.
kIvER NAIL, In Guiding river towns from e Claire
TO Lyons, arrives At . 4 n, clio ,es At $50 y.
koRTHsRs MAIL, bT lsni, up tha river, srrives at
M Sundays. Wednesday, and HrtJsys; closes u
~ M on Mondays. Wednesdays and Pndavs.
bLuk GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes ~ 12 -
Tuesdays, Thuvsdays and Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at i2 NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAHosA MAIL, arrives and closes an 70 NJ, on
Thursdays.
The cfiice will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from 10 10 0AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
EE0m W aslalnsson

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2d-The southern mail
furnishes New OrleaDs papers Of Saturday
and Sunday.
There has not been case Of yellow fever
in New Orleans during the past season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

New YonK, 2l-Three colored girls.
whose ages range from 10 to Is years, are
missing under certain circumstances leading
to the susri";c, IT,. they have been taken
south to slavery. ~-..
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, sehtembes 3, 1850.

1l-C. Ii. scriysn. 81 Dearborn s.rect, Csic.go
n authorized to adyertsraents for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

PnuS,-to tie tin pan to a dogs
tail and then start him up crowded street.
That thing was tried on yesterday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
American Convention.

BosToN. Sept. 1.-The National American
State Committee have determined TO call a
State Convention, for the nomination Of In
dependent candidates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

We infer that taxes are not wholly un-
known In Davenport-at least they are no
joke with our neighbors over the river
X. Ary1s.
1t is a practical Joke, cir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

THE FROsT IN CEDAR CoUNTY.-The
frost Of Thursday night proved very disas-
trous in some portions Of Cedar county. en-
t'rely destroying whole fields Of corn. Mr.
Richardson, who has just returned from that
county, says that the fields look as yellow
as they do when entirely ripe.
This will be sad blow to the farmers Of
Cedar county, as it was by their corn crop
they hoped to get out Of debt We trust
the frost was not general.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

We have received the Prospectus OF
new educational paper. to be called the
Iossa Instructor, which Is designed to be the
organ Of the State Teachers Association.
The wsrk will be published in pamphlet
form, and will contain in each number 80
octave pages. The Executive Committee
says:
"We enter upon the work with the dc.
termination to publish the lNsrauCros"
regularly and promptly for one year, at any
sacrifice relying. however. on the hearty
support and cooperation of the ftisnds oi
education. It Il for them to say whether
they viii assist 10 In bearing this burden,
or whether vs shall bear Il alone. We CO.
lieit aid, and sonhdsntly hope Il may b
given proono1lM ss- -
an Subscriptions sheald b adde>aeed
= O. D. MntsExlepg Iteos1sst Il the Uum>
nlAeyss MplsA lsul, - ps,sanp ON s,
Il1lA
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

WINDY.-A very high wind was one
of the lnxuries Of yesterday
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions "
type.
Displayed advertisements onc.half more than
usual rates.
Isary advertising contracts will be understood 70
apply strictly 10 the Immediate business of tn. adver-
tser and all other advertisements by the ad.
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
will b~ inserted until forbid. aud charged
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free OF cost, thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for an
v0vic5iy IA ddDance, unless from approved Agents
Contrasts for yesriy Advertising terminabie at the
option Of advertisers they paying ad OF
a. ner cent the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20 per cent advance above rates. and kept on In
side. rs per cent. advance regular rates.
All transient Advertisements must he paid for in
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST. Iowa State Democrat
.ANDEKS n BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. LiSCHER h 90, Der namokrst.
WARRINGTON n wII.KIR. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

NJ w PENNSYLvANIA HOUSE,
Cor. sf 18th and lewa sts., Davenport, Iowa.
DAVIS SONS, Proprietors.
LsREn Omnibus 10 and from the Cars. Once for
u Stages leaving for L. Claire, Prime e.on, Lyons
Dewitt, Maqut keta and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. ang2l-ly
JOHN q. BILLS,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSKLOR AT LAW.
~ and Notary Public.
Orrics-navenport's Block, Davenport Iowa.
mAy2S
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
Democratic N eeiing. .

The Democrats Of Hickory Grove Townehip will
m ct at the Boston School ncu,e Friday. septem-
ber .. at O'clock NJ, for the purpose Of choosing
delegate, 10 the County Convention. The meeting
will be addressed by II A Samson, Rsq., Of Daven-
port PER ORDER
Hickory Grove, August so. 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03

~ Good advice, and from source en-
titled to give it is always valuable. but we
have an idea that the present financial con.
dition of our sister city, will hardly war
rant it's newspapers in assuming the office
ofpublic censor.-R. 1. argus.
We should think that we we're Just the
persons to give advice. Have we not ex-
perienced the falacy Of borrowing money
to improve streets and build expensive en-
gineo Housess Burnt cats dread fire" and
if you would not be scorched, stear clear Of
debt. The advice Mr.. argus was all in
good faith.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-09-03
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