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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11
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ST. Louis. Feb s.-The Overland Cali
fornia mail with dates to the l7,h ult
reached here TO night. The coach brings
nothorough passengers.
An immense mass meeting of Hebrews
and Protestsnts had been held at San Fran
cisco to express their Indignation - the ab-
duction Of the Jewish boy Mortsrs.
The deposits for the week ending January
10th, we're 1852 onnces; the coinage
&l7O,OOO.
Martin GalIighan had recovered $4,000
damage from Capt. Smith. of the Bark Yam
kes, for leaving him at the Sandwich Is
lands under decree of Punishment by the
Vigilance Committee.
Rich silver mines had been discovered 10
Santa Clara county.
The sloOp-ofwar st. Mary was At Mazat-
tan Dec 18th.
Business st San Fraocisco vas quiet.
Dates from Honolulu are to Dec 9th.
The whaling season had closed. The
whole number Of whalers arrived was 2lS.
The amount Of oil taken, 300, 900 bbls.,
and over 100000 pounds Of hone. The
season was regarded as profitable.
A terrific stOrm occurred At Honolulu on
Dec. 18th, floating the streets, in some in
stances submergiDg houses, and destroying
between ten and twenty thousand dollars
worth Of property.
Eighteen Of the crew Of the ship Maria
Theresa, of New Bedford, had been i'm
prisoned by the U. S. Consul at Honolulu
for refusing t, do their duty.
Considerable anxiety was felt for the
whsiers Phoenix. Of Nantucket, and the
Ocean Wave, Of New Bedford Nothing
had been heard of them since Oct l7th.
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COngpesso Onal.


WAsuISGroS, Feb. 10. -HousE.-The House
resumed the consideration Of the Nebraska
contested election case.
After debate the whole subject on motion
Of Mr.. J. Cochrone, Of N. Y, tabled by
majority.
Mr.. Stevens from the committee on ter.
ritories reported back the Senate bill for
the admission Of Oregon. He said that
there could be no question that there il
sufficient population in Oregon to allow
her admission into the Union under the ex.
isting laws. Compact it must be at least
10000. in his opinion it was over 100000
according to ratio Of increase.
SENATE-A communication was receiv ed
from the Secretary vf War forwarding in
formation respecting the elaine Of British
subjects to property rights In Washington
and Oregon.
On the resolution to permit Lieut.. Maury
and Prof. Bache to accept medals from the
King Of Sardinia coming up. Crittenden and
Shields expressed the decision that no GOV.
ereign better deserved the sympathy Of the
Americans than the King Of Sardinia OF the
house Of Italy. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Clay from the Committee on Com.
uSSCc, ooACO W uC ubeCuoS &eu SIOL0 tuS COu
sideration Of marine signals. but ct the in.
stance of Mr.. Seward the matter was laid on
the table for further consideration.
Mr. Green Of No., from the Committee on
Territories, reported adversely ON the peti.
ton Of Messrs. ORielsy, Speed and Shaffer
who asked for means to construct tele-
graph to the Pacific.
Mr.. Seward asked the Senate to take up
his resolution submitted some days since to
permit Lane 1 Mccarthy claimants Of the
seats from Indiana, to have places on the
floor, and argue their case.
Mr.. Bayard spoke against the prcposal.
and continued that the Legislature Of Indi,
ana had been guilty Of disrespsct to the U.
8. senate.
Mr.. Seward replied that al Xr. Bayard
had reported did not change the natnre Of
the caee. He considered that by that all
laws Of Parliamentary usage, clsimsnts had
. right 70 Be heard. he moved therefore to
postpone the consideration Of the report
until his resolution ahsll have been discuss-
Cd - preliminary thereto. It being now 10
o'clock. the special order.
Mr.. Biglow's resolution In relation to the
tariff came up.
M. Clingman. Of North Carolina took
the Aoor and spoke q great length in oppo-
sition 70 Ar. Biglovs protection views.
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New Il Ogk Oaekets
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SEW Y0RK, Feb 10
FLOUR-Aora scttve and unchanged. Ssl4t 500
bois at l0gS IS for supsr state: 50dS S. f,Y
extra state; 6SG6 10 for common to good estra
WesteG'.
RYE Flour Doll; 8 SOFA 25.
BUf K~ssAR rLouR-2 81 S@2 62k per 100 As.
CANADIAN tLoUR-Quiet and firm; s 2006 Is.
wHEAr-Dul! and dropping sales 70. 100 bush q
] ~ for Nil. Club.
CoRx x-Dull Aixad western, nominal Sass
OATS-Steady; 6S961 for State and Weslern.
RYE--Quiet; 60@63c.
Poak Prime. and quiet; rs 31A@is 30 fer new
mess; ~ 756l7 81 ter old nssss: - 63h@l3 Is for
prime.
BER1-R1mev.
BACON Qntet.
Cur MBArs-Steads.
LARD-Bester. sales 800 bh,s at l2k@19k.
BuTTBR-Unchanged.
CHBEsE-Unthanred
wHIsEv-He.d at -, with buyers at %.
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OLD SETTLERS TAKE NorIcE.-All
old settlers who wish to attend the Grand
Festival on the 22d inst. must have their
names entered on the books of the Aesoci
alton, pay one dollar, and become men,
bers
The supper 1t the Burtis House will be
this year only 81 per ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

New YORK, Feb. lO.-In executive ses-
sion yesterday an exciting debate arose on
the appointment of Benjamin Virgins. of
Maine, - Commissioner, under the Resci-
procity treaty with Great Britain. The
Senate declined to confirm the appointment,
and the case was laid aside for further ac-
ton.
The House Investigating Committee dis
covered another fraud of between 10000
and $780, sn contract with publishing
hsuse. for paper.
When the Oregon bill comes up to- day
an amendment will be moved repealin: the
popular restriction clause in the Kansas con-
ference bill Of last session.
Private advice from Jacksonville, Florida,
states that vessel left that port . few
weeks ago for the coast Of Africa to take in
. cargo Of slaves, and that brig sailed the
day previous to meet her at sea and trans
fer the cargo.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Democratic
Caucus or the Tariff met at the capitol to-
night.
Mr.. Jones of Tenn. was called to the chair
and Messrs. Jackson and Pendleton were
chosen Secretaries.
Mr.. Phelps Of NO., offered . resolution de.
caring that the temporary necessities OF
the government should be met by an extern
sion Of the law authorizing the issue and re-
issue of Treasury notes for the period Of two
years, that the appropriation bill ought to
be acted upon IS speedily as possible and
that expenditures Of the government ought
to be reduced to the lowest point consistant
with the wants Of an economical adninistre-
tion Of the government
A debate took place on the various reso.
lutions and finally the resolutions of MIR.
Phelps vas adopted.
A noticeable feature in the proceedings
was defeat. by vote of - against 25. OF
Mr.. Crawford's resolution declaring it mex
pedient to alter the Tariff of 1887. 1t was
understood that the members present were
not bound Dy the action Of the caucus
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rE We understand the Wilton .

~ We understand the Wilton L.
Upton railroad is to be put through and be
in operation the coming summer. This.
We trust will be the case, as it will be a
most valuable acquisition to the trade Of our
city. Our merchants will reap large per
centage Of the benefits to be derived from
that link
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~ Frank. of the Burt,s House.

E Frank, of the Burtls House, is
making extensive preparations for splen-
did supper for the Old Settlers Festival
We hope every identical man and woman
in the county, who comes within the bounds
Of time and place prescribed by the consti-
tuition, will be out on the occasion, and set
down to that supper
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

For PIKE pEAK.-A train of three
teams from Hampton. illinois, passed thro'
our streets yesterday, en- route for Pixies
Peak. They carried plows. pork aud all
the implements Of agriculture. war, and
mining.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

scientiou.. he would min himself Tor the
good Of the public. ", have heard Of an
instance Of note shaving by him. So has
Lcomis 4 Co. Shall vs hear from him
again.
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2.40.-A spirited little race-a sim
gle dash-came of on Brady street yester-
day between . roam OK and a scrub mare.
The heat was neck and neck until they dis
appeared from sight around the corner.
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Those wishing 70 sign their names 10 the Conetitu.
tion aud By Laws Of the Scott County Democratic
Gu will find the same with John T. King. Esq
OTyIcE-Ls Claire R,v,. f,rmerly office Of Drs
Fountain and Adler.
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$500 YAAD.-Wanted an ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county In the States, TO travel and
canvass for the NEW YonK OMAnus - beautiful
" illustrated monthy journal. 1osuitab.s, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and . small commits
sion will b paid. Address
G. r. BnIrroz. Publisher, 90 Bsskman st., r.
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TRAVELLER's GUIDE.

RAILROADS., East, Leave at 9 IS \ and $50 P n
Sundays excepted west, leaves at 9O5 A n and S0(
PM, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt. Maquo.
kets and Wilton leave the Pennsylvanis House ues.
days, Thursdays ana Saturdays at A M; North. te
Lyons via eClatre, Princeton, Osmanche and Olin-
ton. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 1T Z A M
Smith 4 Arnold's line OF hacks leave every day q
2PM.
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COURSE OF LECTURES AT ST. MAR
GU ERlrEs CnUR cH-There will be lecture
delivered al st. Aarguerite's Church, each
Sabbath evening until further notice, BY one
of the Reverend gentlemen Of that church
for the benefit Of 81. Margue aites Benevo
lent Society. Admission ten cents. W.
hope the friends Of the poor will be pune
tual In attendance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

c. B.-Wc don't know anything
about it. The books were to close on the
5th inst, since which time we have heard
nothing. You can ascertain by addressing
the corporators.
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Grand Gift Enlerprise.

TvUs following msgnincent PR psrty wiil y dls-
u trlbuted amoag the subscsibess. vslaed . thssD
thousand dolsrs. on The lst day Of JAnaaSr, eoon0
81 the IL ClsIse Dali or t"s 0srmaa 1nesess, -
veuport IGva subscription ticksss, ooe 1o1Dne
each:
I. The thoroushbssd stallion Mount Alvey,
years old Pedig'ec- BY Traveller. hst
impt. Mevcas dam-C svito, bred b. 3. L
stevens. II nosolen. vi vor iu1tsss
a,tlculars ser Turf Register. uis Hock y
un.qualed by any horse In u (SssteD
county Refer % y: Leonard; sherta.
have Gotta the gst Of this horse. valsea
et..... ......':...... 49,
2 she ,hoTouEh bred stallion Lssbtn. vssse
old, hA II brother 10 Ellen tatemau. rne q
the best race mares Of her day PedisgssA
I.ockin-by imported Houien; daD-by
frustes. For further pasttculags 80 TusS
3, One nvs year cid Durham toll naned Ms1-
ison. For pedigree see volume "a, ADssl.
can Short Horn Book. pass l7s, entry -.
yAlre.. -
1. One year old stallion colt. Redtgsss.
by CLARION dsm-by OlA Boston. vsue.. -
s. One year old Dsven buil named OsssUa
.. One ;::; Old Nom. xi,., aw. v::s.. -
7. One spanish Jack, yesYs oil. vslue.... lee
8. Two full Nsoi pn,ham Cows vsus.... -
No. . 70 nuobcr s0c0-s sir asascassd -
eoch O! these nun bess. NoBlaDks.......s
The stalIion Larkin nd Mount Assy teek -
staIIioss, st he Iowa State Pair In 1857
The above entrrprse y cond0cted ~ eu0O4eeo
Of gentiemeu Who ere entirely siiineve0ee0 O11o
VI, secure 70 each and every subseriser n eesel
CD ,nce. IL u distinctly understood thss thiD -
lottery.
The above stock can - seen at ell tinso - 00ek
Orsek Hasm, occupied by d. Z. AiIse.
Tickets can be had =. The Buvtis Hooss. q JeA0
Athins Saloon, q 4. o. Dilloa's Jswsssy oeees, g
Z. Allen, OF either Of the undersigDsd. remit.
tance Of one dollar 70 the YrsetdGat WIN G0oogeo
'ict y ~ rtturA mali
for the bsnelt cf parties iviag sbroed
u HCLLDn. HreGo1oue.
WM. HALL. 0aesetoey
YRApK pLO01D, 3SooD'
Dsveapert, Iowa. Dscsnbss q. lsee.
ne0ving 70 large number Of tickses M = ~
hands q our sasnts sbros1. ~ M rbesS see oeDo
forwarded (of which immsdlsts nottce Aae beso ev0
70 aGsnss % forward t7e same TO- tA0sA) - oDo0o
Distributes 10 posspoeed tnt TIE IeeA = vsosunv
1850.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

RAsTERs NAIL Sunday exespted.) arrives daily
at . \ y and z 2 n closes ~ 8 A y Ant D p n.
WxsIEAA NAIL arrives daily (sundsye exc pted)
q. 10 A n aud r u closes ~ a = and P M.
6ouTasRS u MI, fre In 3; Louis anu Southern As
souri,, sraives daily (sundsys exce,te6) at ? M !;
cloeCs at a ~.
NosrHEan MAIL, VIA Dubuque md Northern To-
Va arrives daily (5undsys excepted) At 8 \ closes
at0A H..
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dewitt, 0squoketa, &c,
arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at I p
n; c.oses Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays 1t Z
n.
NoRIBEax MAIL, via LeOsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons arrives daily, (5undayS excepted) At \; co-
SEES 1t Pn.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays at - n closes same tfms.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A closes same time.
wssT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Th1rsdsys 1T ? M: ioses same days at 4 n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

FIRE.-A fire broke out in a small
frame house on Harrison street. last even
ing. but by the prompt assistance Of the
neighbors, the flames were stayed before
any great damage was done
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

F There is to be lecture on
Pixies Peak. at Wesley Chapel this evening.
1t will undoubtedly be Of seublime interest
eat to the adventurers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

LADIES, PLEASE NoTIcE. - There
will be on exhibition to-day at Thoa Orrs
Auction Store, No. ss Brady street, the lar
eest and most splendid assortment Of furs
ever brought to this market-just received
from New Tork,
They will be sold ct auction tomorrow at
ten and two o'clock. This is the last chance.
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TIL E HEAPEST

Valentines and Envelopes
TUof Received b. 1spress direct iron Dsstsrs
u Msnufactarers. tcelsbrated fos their geed t.ses)
. shslee assegtDset of
Valentines, valentine Cards, Dnvelopes,
- D., saA salllne y usisss 70 suit nav 9Iafns
Iwo - 9 stass y os.0o seeA, I
lheo1npo tnoAt1n1 1eAe losltoe1 n ~ e>eeh
0SSsS ~ 80 8 r IpoD1e0 efs91N q - sss1s1
I I |l|||'' ! ] ! ! \: \
6e.NoqnA ~ ol06e = 49, 4la1llls1 eeDSl01N
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~ The evening can be spent very
pleasantly at the Ladies Festival at Le
Claire Hail. We hope that this will truly
be the best festival of the season.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

BLASKs-New lots printed every
day at this Office, Call and see
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Pony For Sale.

Pony For Sale.
A POkY from Hudson's Bay. splendid Saddle
IA b, ast and well suited for trip to Pike's Peat
Paul, and Is Is Tough pine knot, just the thicg
for riding ahead OF tn. train to select camping
sroands, hunting. Ac., being used to the sound OF
fire arms. knquire 1t the Office Of
rebio 1T LAMB & BRO.
Pioneer Settlers Association.
scott unity.
A N adjourne meeting 70 hear the report OF COM
"A mithes and for other import ant business, will
be held at
LIE CLAIRE HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. I4rH, AT O'CLOCK,
feblO-4t JOHN COFFIN, sec'y.
AO. for the GOlNl .Mi,ees i!
BAKERS EXPRESS.
nR. R. 8 BAKER is nttins out emigrsnt trains
~ for the Gold Mines and solici's the pstronsGe
Of those Who are dssileus Of euisr't,ng He wi
start from Nebfaska City, N. T., on the 10th Of
April Having crossed the Plains once. he astters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction.
Rate OF FARE.
Passengers with 200 Ms ta-gage. 35n 90
Passengers VII $50 rs bsgg .ge. .......tlO0 %
Passengers will iu-n,sh their ow1 provisions and
bedding unldss herwise contYac. ed for. The pro
priet T will finnish tents.
Persa rs 1t = distance wishing to secure passage,
can do SO ~ forwarding $50, wh ch III be
for and registered, aud place as igned them In the
train. Afdr IS
O. BAKER,
Lexington, Tsyl,r County, Iowa.
We. the undersigned, would respectfully recon-
mend r. 3. Baker IS Trustworthy and responsible
man. JESSE EVANS O.. Judge,
JOSIAH LITTER, Co. Surveyor.
NJ Taylor County, Iowa.
Lexington, Jan. 18th, 1850. Fet0
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A. n. FRANCISCO

NO. PAL MARKET STREET, PHILADlIPHIA
TErPs the largest and beat assorted stock Of
N Long Reel Oa~pet Chain and Cotton Y arms, Bat.
ting, wAddine, Twines, Coverlet Farm, Bed Cords
Wash Lines, Ropes In Coils Mould, Lamp, Capdle
Oamph ne. Lard aui Fiu'd Wicks in the city. AlsG
great variety OF FLY NETS which he will cell
atmanufacturer's loves cash prices. Jas0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

SToLI \ SopA FouNTAIE.-Some
time sluce. Justice NcKown sent solorsd
man samsd John Harris 70 Jail for assault
and battery. HE time st the Graham
House expired ysatefday. bat be vss I'm.
ns1isssly ss-Arssaasd = seapaAiat Of 10
sspt Ienglasstli, 1ss Stealing : seda 5sua'
IA ltea tAs tesnasss u ths ~ Ss. Tha
eesasaa vas ~ lsts snall passes as1 I'D
~ 4l)na<s h ~ leSte ~ = levu Il
Ms "a saas ! IN 1sGsfk ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

~ The Ladies Union Festival is
given this evening at LeClaire Hall. A full
attendance is solicited.
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AUDIroa's OySIoa. DDAOsnss, February, 1oeo
II 10 hereby csvti0ed that the u dsy ef vtbsu-
ary 1853 sta'ement wss 4 a IN this O0cs sheUso0
the ooedtton he GireSd Fire naSlne Isoosono0
COMPANY Of Philsdslpha. Htste ~ PerneylvaAlA, -
sno nrst day January 1859. 10 sccy6aoes WlsA
the provisions Of IN At u the L-eielesuro - t0o
Sta p.ssed Jssusrs - 1851, ,hss such stat 0eoe
shows hat ssid Con ny 20. sssd o. ~ se1slte
amount VI oapltsl, AID L. 81 - Quiss1 - sot4
Act
0irard Fire sod Mamie In urasce 0JOpaoy troSooo-
act business Of Jnr In this oeaAe u oeccg1oee
with IN. laws thereof
II 10 20 cert ned hat n , Mitchsll DsQ. os Dsv.
eDport has ben Only spDoiots1 ~ sstd CJnDo1y
their lawful sttorDry sld - nj sov he Couosy -
6co with full power n take rNks Of 1s0usooco
therein ald 10 acknowledse G. Of psecsss. uUoo
his nng II 1ed copy Of tie statement 00e1 b sAls
of1cs With tie Clerk Of the Dt trict Court = ~ 6s
sal I County.
- 10 testimony vber~f I have bsssuase -
s. ! nv hsnd ard ana. n y seat Of soss tAbs.A
(.'s dsy OF Pei rusy V6o.
". CATrkLL, 4 Audttoe % 10OA
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CARDS..

j. q. PARKER, N. H..
YSICIAN ND SUR EON,
nPPICE-with Messrs. Roger Bowers. No IS
~ Brady street.
ORDERS left with them will receive prompt aten.
a..
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LxAvsxwoszu, Feb. 9.-Ths Utah nail.
With datss 70 the 18th ull he's arrived
The news 10 barren Of intse~t
The District Court vas expected 70 Cd
iourn sine die On th 18th.
supt. Forosy would sooo leave toe the
the North % hold eonlereeee With The
Utah Indians.
Nauy psssons we're leaving Salt Lake for
Pixies Peak.
A memoeial ves under eonsldsration II
the Lesislalass. soassmplsting the esklnG
toe ad@issioa iato the Uniea, nadse ths old
6tate Of Desert Constitnticn.
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| STATE DEMOCRAT.


rFC H. scrivsn. 63 Dearborn strset, Cac go
II au horsed to rsaive advertisewents for this pa
Der
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Public Notice.

TN order 70 aecommo late our customers In Daven.
j port and Rock IAnd with more ready delivery
o our goods st this s-ascn Of the year, We hereby
authorise end appoint
KELLERS1RASS Z 1RIHS,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
TO act ~ our
AGE N Te,
for the cities Of
DAHJNPORT AND ROCK Island.
for The sale Of our
A1Coho1 FS1rO0 0121x.1t0,
CAHP8nN1 AND DU1Nueo FLUID.
WM. SMITH 1 90.
1sa6 Psosis, lnlAels.
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Coon EsouaH.-Richie, who was
arrested ON Wednesday. and put in jail 10
get sober, Was brought before the Police
Magistrate yesterday and examined. He
vas found guilty Of being . rascal Of the
msanest kind, and Vas fined ten dollars
but ten dollars had no habitation about his
pockets. 20 be vas required to 60 back to
jail and there spend thirty days Of his nat
urnl life
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Evemimg AmnuSements.
uowrs BALL Room HAND Doog,
IL Kenny's Manual Of Chefs,
0hess pIsyer's Hand Book.
Chess Monthly vor Jsnssry and February,
Hand Dook Of whist,
Haod Book Of Gaoees
The eocisble OF 00t Amussnneuts.
Chs-s Men, Chequsrs and Boards. 0heet 4ueic,
Instructions for the Ptano, Ac., at the IOWA BOOK
1OOMA, No 50 DSsdy strss'.
Feh1 ONARLN0 AntMA
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NvIuG6 ~ AOV Z ~ UU0e DA0s
L3rge cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
Vpe.
displayed Advertisements onc.hsif more than
osisi rates.
Yearly advertising contracts win be understood 70
apply strictly to the Immediate business of the Adver
tser, and all other advertisements sent IN BY the Ac
wrtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
wi bc iaserteI until forbid, aud charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
ssrted time free Of cost, thereafter charged
oiher Advertisements.
Advertisements frog abroad must be paid for tn
egv ably In CdUdnce, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly Advertising terminable ~ the
op,ion OF advertisers they paying advancement OF
y per cent on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
per cent. advance on above rates. and kept on In
ale, 2S per cent advance on regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for 10
Sdvance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer h co, Der Damokrat.
HARRINGTON w1LKIE Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11

Clear the Track.
- !. = - -
The old Indeplent Line ON the route again.
THE Pr ICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition Courted, competition Defled.
"E have re-opened our Market House at No 81
w Brady street, and intent /, spare no pains 10
suit all that may favor with call, both In pris
and quality.
Customers clay always rely uron 6ndins gocr
assortment from which to mate their selections
Particular attention paid 70 Packing Best and Port
for family use.
January -, 1850.
JAS 4. p. d. KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-11
HENRY n. ANDE RsO n,

A TfORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa [sepA
JAMES T. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attorneys and Csunssllors ~ Law,
Onlce-Nos. and 8, Commercial Block, southeast
corner Of "a and Brady streets.
THoRINGTOE, BROWN l. ARMSTRONG,
TToRxEvs aud Gounselors, Davenport, Iowa -
n Once, No. 81. NickolIs' Block, corner Of Brady
and Second streets.
}. THORIAGToH, s.. BROwx, J.ARhSTR0x0.
REFERENCES Hon Thos A Henlricks, Commis-
aioner GEN. Esnd Once, Washington, ID G; v
Converse 4 90, Piae street, New York Col Jack
Thorington, NJ ngomery, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
Senator, Mt Pleasant, Iowa, Antoine IeOlaire.
Esq, Geo l. davenport, Hsq, Aessrs Cotes Davies
Davenport, Iowa. sepl4