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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-26

Rail Road Zine. .L
- ~.aaaa1
PARRY'S EXPRESS.
The undersigned, late Of Indiana, hereby an
nounces To the public that he has established
Livery Stable. at MOnOna,
where ne is ready to accommodate any body who
may favor him wtha call, with Saddle Horsss,
Buggics, single and double Carriages, Wagons,
Hacks, and on the approach of winter, you can
find cutters and seighs with tic Buffalo Robe ac-
compartments.
Passengers arriving at Monom, by applying at
Parry sStable, can be conveyed to any point in
quick time and ut reasonable prices.
He is also about establishing Esne Of Hacks
and Stages from the terminOus Of the
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-26
/. 9. AKIN, EDWARD AKIN.
Drug Store.
fl XIV - CO.,

At their New Store near the Post Of
fee, McGregor, are again under way with
fine assortment of
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-26

euilaUNMkee <y2sd MISSES.
sipl2i Rail Road.
through Prairie du Chen and McGreyor. 10 Mo
mona, thence to DEBORAH, West Union and Usage
Careful and gentlemanly drivers first rate stock,
moderate prices and wide-awake activity, will
characterize this Line.
w. A. PARRY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
GERMANS of LOgamsp0vt.

In the Democratic Paaros Of August 9th,
we have detailed account If German
Democratic meeting, at Logan,port, Ind,
several weeks ago. The emit, German pop
uIation of that city participated in the pro-
ceedirgs, and gave the strongest evidence
Of their attachment to the Oemoc ratio
cause.
8. The presentation Of rich and costly
flag, bv the German ladies' of the city, was
one of the most pleasing and impressive
scenes Of the jav.
The q g was presented by Miss Bsr-
tia ChTi>tm m. accompan ed by the fol-
lowing bridf but beautiful speech:
To the honor and prosperity Of our free
country do the German ladies Of LO.ans.
por, present here with, to the German 70 ers
who bele ng 10 the democratic patty, this
pure and ,rle American flag, with the hope
and sxpcetat on that you all, with love and
irmness, will protect our we'll beloved
adopted Faihe land from tyranny. Tn.
Liberty, Constitution and Union forever !"
Thirty-one German girls, dressed in
white, with wreaths On their heads. and
each bearing banner for one of the thirty
one States Of the Union. occupied the stand
during the presentation Ceremony.
Several hearty rounds OF cheers were
gwen for the German ladies and the Union
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

De CLAsss, Aug. -, 1857.
Msssss. EpsTos. I've have al .or,s %
political meetings here these times. Last
night the Fillmore me. gave - turn-
Dr.. HAna, % Tennessee, end Hon. Johs p
Cook w+s< ~ speakess .: the oceasion.-
The Doctor gave the brethnn . cheering
sec. unit Of the prospects in the South. He
said grea, changes wsxe taking place there
every d.y, particularly in Ke"''eky and
Nor h Carolina. From ihsrec. nj elections
in those States l should judge - toe. The
Doctor seemed 10 be a very honest. pain,
AID candid man, bu, did not pretend 10 be
q speaker, ant. after making hi statement.
gave way to Mr. Cook, who came forward
and male a pretty good speech, much he
best ever heard him make. lie noun,ed
the administration rough shod, said the
Democ, attic party was sec ional, which was
iau: liable, aud too absurd 10 be believed by
any one Mr.. c. also gave "Oid Buck"
JESSIE, but the Democrats did not object to
this, Is snE wants to 60 to the White House
Guy W"yS osu tho' - uC' "bsy q euSc--
After Mr.. C. got through with the D.moc-
tacy, he said she thought there must be =
Niger 70 the wood'pile,'" so he pulled
down the wooapils," and sure enough, on,
Jumped darkey, and broke for Canada
The Gnstse and confusion" attending the
darkey's escape, a1r,g hted the Wolly Horse,
and he broke bis hal"r, and away he went
after his keeper, the dsfkey, and notwiih-
standing diligent search was ma .e with a
''dask kantes,," he caLAat b. t,mnd in the
"Republic Of lie Caire.' ShoEH hs be
taken mp as 'sstrayed or stolrn'' in yoAss Vi
cinity, please give not &c.
Tie Union sentiments Of Mr.. Cosk were
sound and patriotic, and were eoo'ial!y ap
proved Of by every Democrat present. :
His stabs at the Democratic party were al
tributsd TO an early educ alton. From the
cheering for Fillmore and DonelsoR al the
close of Mr.. Cooks speech, II is fair TO
conclale that the brethren were greatly re
vived. The woolies are troubled, and will
not be cumfoYted, because a K eater than
Hiram has been here. ..Let 'em ril"-who
cares? REPORTER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Fresh Oysters /!
To Lease.

A the City Beile Saloon, and will he r"c'ivcd
n diiIy BY Express from the Sesb,ar' inring The
,e,sni angi9df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Unwilling Housss To rent On Second and Thipe,
~ SITS, Ia the vest end of the city.
Ten valuable huiIdng Lots IN s,urdevant.s ddRhna
near J NJ d. Burrows rAsiiencr, for sale on very
reasonable terms.
Two Lots the Blur head Of Gaines street. hns,
un"hstrnctsd River vtw-for sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots for business house. asd dwef-
nes, ON lisrriss, and Main streets, north Of sxih
Tor sale vcryi es.
Ten valuab:. building Lots on Second and 1l,rt,
streets. for sae, credit .: i've years given on mosa
OF the psschase MA Ivy.
Lot IN Grsn's Addition; dwelling house on the
premises for sale cheap
WEST hair hot 7, III slosk Z, sausc, well, and im-
tprov.mtBts.
9oit, front ny 81 Set dep,n Main street ,opposi, =,
the LrClafr House for sale
Corner lot on Maiu and front streets for sale cb.ap
Wr-t lnt = biotk 81. opposite Y. Cnk's resi-.
dsncr, for sale cheap, On long
West Bia h.uck 50. LGlaire's It'll ndii,mn
house with rooms, and good table.
Lets a"h a. Niich"r's sd.Ii,,.a, ans pwcilinA
houSr :? b. - on lot Z for sale cheap
Ehsw SECS ~ ~. = I East, 30 acWs fer ssx.>
acre l." IN H'iglics. hinstn \ Bufer's add, tvs.
Sw sndw Sc \. sre = tp 81, Y Be Tor sale.
Ne y sec 20 ~ So r5e Cnt W county Ea .slc.
acres land. SIC a. " Is, 3ca.t, mile frcm Das>
rnp"rt.
10 sore. ~ sec or w. ~ o. /; all under cultiva
mill from city. for salr cheap
W rs nT '9R az, i6o acres 6 miles frcisA
Davenport, for sale
Sc sofsw sIss w sNEAs?1 and
Of " SSHT 10 low Louisa County adj,
joining timber for sale,
\ az n W = : - 7 II Il " one mile from the
city 90 Mus caiipr for sale.
~ acres land rs under cultivation. fencrd 2 stovy
h"nse e'-ri water $50 frnii trees pr.psss b+inue
the "fS " $40 7 rs K3R, mrt- xos. Hsv,n.
port ,voT sale.
~ acres With dwelling house and stable and Other
improvements. adjoining the city II Davenport, for
fair.
wsMNw ssIoTsesE. 80 acres Tor sale.
Forty acres No prairie and, near Walcott. fop
sale very low-pr.- t5av.
Thirty acres Of l. md In West Davenport, for sale
cheap, In o. Of from four eight acres fine view ~
River aud TWIN Cities.
Ais" several other valuable tracts 81 Real Estate lie
the city and country, for sails ny
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
octI3 dh No. Orr's building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03


FAEnoNr 1GvELA 1euneit OF
he New York Herald, Fremon,'s biggest
gwn, SD Fiflh avenue neighbour. reveals
sone % fdshtial tsIks he has had with Lis
Mssiposa CO. d(dste. The last Herald has a
leader sdvoraiing ne bringing out Fremont
electoral tickets in al me southern State. ;,
South Carolina not excepted. He sees no
Inconsistency ~ this. He sa;s:
The old S"ward p's,ks, Of a repeal Of
the Fug tiv. Slave Law. abolition OF slave
~ ~ the District Of Columbia, &c. have
all been thrown ont OF the Fremont plat
form, nd The only issue which renders, or
ran reEGer him N the lras, deg re ration.
ally obnoxious. even 10 Southern hre.ra'ers,
Is his EO>x On in favor Of Kansas as a free
Sab. There 3 nothing unc o,.stitu,oi al IN
that, although We hold, in view Of the Sec
iicnal compromises Of the constitute IA, that
the South are entitled 10 Kansas"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

FllI.NOH AND DE NlOCkACA

The Black Republican presses are
50 frightened ont of their wits at the
sure evidences of the complete ami
hilation Of their sectional party, and
the defeat OF their disunion schemes,
that they ara accusing the Democracy
o! co operating wi the Fillmoritcs
and the Filmoritcs with the Dcmocra-
cv, in Kind of tratcrnal union. This
charge is both false and foolish, for the
Democracy is the only great national
constitutional party in the Country,
while the Fillmore party has not II
principle in common with the Demo
cratic party, save their devotion to tho
Union. The Fillmore party isproscrip-
tive Of foreigners and Catholics, and
in this respect are in deadly hostility
with the comprehensive and enlarged
policy of the Democracy. The doc
times Of that party can never prevail
in thi, country so long as the Consti-
tuition of the United States guarantee
that "no religious test shall be made
qualification for office. The party is
anti-dcmocratic in every essential, but
it is not infused with that ''tcll spirit of
Abolltionism" which Gov. Reeler said
in his Kansas message, sis destructive
to the Perpetuity Of the Union. In
this respect it is far preferable to the
black creed ofthe Abolition party who
have nominated Fremont. Then Fro
monster presses accuse us Of intriguing
with the Fillmore party, because We
do not abuse and SANDER the man
whom they once elected Vice Prcsi-
dent of the United States, and ex,olicl
to the skies as pure patriot, and an
exalted statesman; Willard Fillmore.
We find nothing in Fillmore's ad-
ministration which deserves the abuse
which his whi.ome friends are now
heaping upon him. AS man, astates-
man, and conservative union loving
citizen, we admire Mr.. Fillmore and if
he was elected, we could feel that the
Union was at least safe in his hands:
which is more than We can expect from
that detestable Abolition faction and
their puny candidate. But we abhor
the platform of the American Party
and mean to defeat their candidate
and elect James buchanan President.
We see with satisfaction that two
thirds Of the disunion Fremonters are
leaving, the party and on "thc sober
second thought" uniting with the Fill
more party, placing Fremont's election
among the far off visions never to be
realized. We rejoice at every move
ment calculated to extern,;nate q
Northern faction Of disunionists. and
that is precisely what the Fillmore
men are doing Let them go on say
we.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Their silence Proves his Guiit.

The stupendous frauds and pecula-
lions Of free-plunder FaEMos7, arc sub
stsntiated BY proof Of so overwhelming
a character, that not one of the black
republican journals darcs put forth a
word even in explanation or paliation.
That the charges against Fremont are
true, and refutation out Of the question,
isproved by their profound silence. =
Sober, intelligent, HONEST people, what
think ye of party that has had the
nnblushing audacity to put srcu A
MAN in nomination for the presi-
dclcy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Hull & THOMPSON, Iowa C,sr.- Rich
ard L. Hull, formerly Of tho 6rm Of
Hull, Allen L Co. Of tais city, . gentle.
man we'll known to our citisens % . man
Of sterling integrity and great business
talent, has recently catered into partner.
ship with james Thompsoo formerly OF
Rock lslsnd, and Of the late 6rm Of Page
4 Thompson. and have opened For
warding and Commission House ct lows
City. Business men either ss this town
or elsewhere, entrasting business to their
charge will God it attended to With thu,
promptness which business men 90 much
desire. They will also deal in Flour and
Produce, which will bs bought and sold
% the very best terms. Agents for
Merchants Dispatch, and Union Express
Company. To the public generally we
take pleasure in giving them most cor,
dis; recommend 10th - gentlemen and
men OF thorough business qualifications.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT:

NtW 1OiK, sep.
About half past ! this morning, the s!ea
mer Knickerbocker, while on her way
from Albany TO this city, ran foul Of the
mast of a snnktu vessel, and Immediately
began leasing "a . rapid rae under the La
die. calm The We sci was at the time
gear Fort Montgomery, and by crowdin.
on full head Of steam, she was run mt,
Monty emery Creek. where she soon af.e--
wards suI. There were about 200 pas
>engers on BOARD, all Of whom were saved
by the sl,op Mechanic, which h. opened TO
be in the vicinity Twenty-Five horses and
a large number Of sheep were drowned
Captain Nelson, who, with his crew.
acted with Eat presence of mind, thinks
the vessel can be easily raised and re-
DARED.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Voice Of the Irish American Press.

Voice Of the Irish Americun Press.
Every paper, (says the Pennsylvania
edited by native Of the Emerald IsIe, in
this country, with a single exception, is III
favor Of the ticket nominated at Cincinnati.
We copy below two extracts = one from
the Citizen, aud the O;her from the irish
American. The language il as plain ~
fore BILE, as it is eloquent and just.
WHAT lRisHMEN THINK - We
are aware that hon. st aud & cd Irishlncn.
who IN part take diifrrcn; view of the
matter. ain, wculd vote fns the Re pub an
party, were it not tainted with its aii,o;ce
with kno No Kings but with every true
h-ar'ed Irishm N THIS blood.stain ID all. ancs
must prove fatal objection to lending il
his support. OF the two faciIO.s, that II
Fremont is decidedly the worst, the most
desperate, aud the most iIcon>is fent : TT
while these men pr etend to battle for negro
freedom, they decia themselves enemies
to the liberty, fr ternity aud equality Of
white en- Of Irish and German birth, and
even proclaim that they arc ready, blindIy
aud ma lily. ke Sampson, to pull down the
temple of Americ an freedom bu II by their
foreta'hers, by withdrawing from il tie
pillars by which il was support ted, thus per.
ishing themselves, By their own hands be.
meath the cruising ruins.-Citizen.
II John C. Fremont were baptized by the
Pop" aud went to mss "a ", we don, think
II would weigh one feather with Catholic
adopted citizens in casting their votes for
the Presidency. With facile conscience,
and an unscrupnl0as temper aneut, he has
accepted the nomination Of the Northern
Know No'hings, and coqnetted for the
votes Of these political. social and religious
tyrants and despots, 10 d sgrace the name
Of American. Therefore we would on no
account whatever give him, and the traitor
Gus and unnatural union OF these opposed
factions (except on one point, slavery a
vote On the other hand, we would do ev.
erytbing in our power 10 contribute to his
and their defeat. The Cincinnati platfo, N
and resolutions are plain enough: They
are for religions liberty Of the fullest and
fr~est kind. They are for the adopted as
well ss the Native Citizen, and make no
distinction between either. They are TO,
the perpetuity of the Union, and the solemn
observanees Of the Compromises ct the
Constitution. They are the friends OF
American liberty. They are the advocates
Of the oppressed and srampied on masses Of
Europe. They are the warm supporters Of
Ireland's national independence. They are
favorable 10 Irshmen in America. They
are the true. real embodiment If American
ism as it should be. Therefore we support
them. Therefore We .~ppe,t Buchanan,
and we hope with all our heart that be will
be eiected.-Irish America.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

- The democratic State Conven-
non Of Delaware have nominated Col.
VIM. q. Whitley for Congress- George
&. Gordon, Esq, Of New Castle, DR..
Henry Ridgely, Of Kent, and Charles
Wright, Esq, Of Sussex, were nomina-
ed AS Electors Of President snA Vice
President.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
LETT BE REMEMBERED.-All Del

LET IT BE kEMEMBERED.-AllD Dem
ocrats, far and near, should charge it
home upon the Black Republicans
that they are the instigators Of the re-
cent disturbances in Kansas. The ~
Y. Times acknowledges that the Free
State men made the attack. 1t saws,
they (thc Free State men) shave Ia
Ken the initiative; and have commenc.
cd operations against the pro-slavery
party" and the penny VIII s.lc chaps
all over the North and West, say A.
mon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
"7here IS martin MerepuJlican pa

"7here IS martin MerepuJliean par
y. It. Mis-H is Me first sectional
porty eper organized in this country. !.
II IS not national, 1t Is sectional.
is The north arrayed against the
ouih. = = IHe first crack in the
cebcr y;s ciiabie; you wiH yet hear 1t go
rim u crash Mrouyh the cemtre.-Wcn-
lcll Philips Speech.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

DsED AT TIE ALTAR. = Father
Schatilcitcr, a Catholic Priest Of the
Rcdcmptorist order, fell down within
the rails of the altar, while singing the
" Maynificat in st. Mary's church,
Buffalo, during Nespcrs, on Sunday
evening last. He lived only about
half AN hour. The cause of his death
was disease of the heart.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
LOOK on THIS PICTURE:

Ex-PresiIcnt Wan Buren, and sons
support buchanan.
Ey-presidcnt IIarrison's son sup
ports Buchanan.
Ex-prcsident Tyler and sons SUPP ort
Buchanan.
EN-lresident Fillmore opposes FIRE.
mont.
President Pierce supports Buchanan.
John &. Calhoun's sons support Blu
chanan.
Daniel Webstcr's sons support Blu
chanan.
Henry Clay'ss sons support Buchanan.
Commodore Stewart Old Ironsidcs
supports Buchanan.
Commodore Perry supports Buchan-
an.
Commodore Stockton opposes FREE
mont.
General Cadwalla,lcr supports Bu-
chanan.
General Scott opposes Fremont.
Colonel Benton supports Buchanan.
NOW ON THIS
William Ii. Seward supports FIRE.
mont.
Horace Greeley supports Fremont.
Henry Ward Beecher supports Frc-
mont.
Frederick Douglass supports FIRE.
mont.
Thurlow Weed supports Fremont.
Thaddeus Stevens supports Ere
mont.
Stump Preacher Tying supports Ere
mont.
And all the Abolition and Disunion
crew supports Fremont.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Tile present postmaster at Jones'
town, Lebanon county, Pa was appoint
ed under Thomas Jeferson's Acminis-
ration, by Gideon Granger, then Post
master General, the 23d Of September,
1902. He is now 81 years old, and
does all the business himself.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
LATER EROM KANSAS.

st. Louis, Sep. l.
Intelligence from Kansas, Aug. 9th,
states that on the Goth, the acting Governor
at Lecomplon ISSUED a procl, matio' de-
ciar,ng the territory IN = state of insured.
ton, and calling on all Law -abidlug citizens
TO and tie e.a! authorities. and en- ieavor
TO preserve peace, and protect property and
per, ons from Jury.
II IS supposed that Brown, with near
5000 men near O-sawataIn,G, was surpr se,i
ard attacked en- the night If the 25'ht
Lane has three parties Stationed at diffe'
ent points on he Iowa line for the purpose
Of receiving supplies, or in max ing ALI es.
cape in ease they are compelled TO fly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
co M NJ f re / A l.
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.


Tues lay Evening III nber.. lno6.
During th" v elk past, there has ben LIT
cha,g' IN tn" mark't pics. A lag unit Il
Whoa has b -n coming in, and buyers plenty al
former Quotations. The crop in many parts II the
State, We learn from reliable sources, l. We y abu-
dant ": In many instances thc yield per acre hs.
be n a.cItan Il TO b. less after threshimg than 1t
was supposed 10 b. il time u harvest
Demand 10, Oniviis is , You'd IL: supply Market
hrn 81 s5c.
w. suAic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Would not wonder if there
should he some truth in the rumor
that is now prevalent at Washington,
that Fremont is to withdraw in favor
Of FiIlmore-filn ahead, evidently.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

HgRRAr MARX PosA, SAWS western
editor Col. Fremont ..tooks o Q mill.
tsry cpuqueror, in lev month 10 Cali
fornis, s'xsy-three thousand acres Of
land and three hundred head OF cattle,
snd U Gle Sam paid the bills. The hero
got the critters, and the pasture. uurrs
for Mary Posa!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

- Who would think it the flu
sion papers in Massachusetts, already
declare the vote of that STATE doubtful
with Buck" ahead As to chances.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
MURDERED BY A NEGRO.

BOyOh, StVtt HlbW I.
On Saturday, Henry = ,tzes, wealthy
gentleman residing at Js,naica Paias, rall
ed d, the house of a celored man, to engage
him 10 10 some work; 6ndrg him intoxi
Gated and abusing his wife. he re,non>tra-
ted, wEereupon the negro struck him with
aitce Of on. wi h so much violence that
no hopes are entertained Of Nj. Suffers
recovery. The nrgro lied aud has no, yet
been arrested.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

James Buchanan has long
experience in public affairs /; his COM
manding capacity is universally ac-
knowledged ; his Life is WITHOUT a
6gAu.-Ryas Mosss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
NOTICE.

To Samuel U,scAel and oil ota.rs isaresA,i IN
the land hereinafter descrb.E
NOU are her BY notified that by viriu. Of AN ort
i n,nr" Of III. City Council al ~. city II Davcn-
p.rt passed July 10th, .Sl& entitled An Orinanc,.
FIR III" cont innainn II Fourth ,trcc, jurN of six
dlsintercstti frrch!er> II said city will b. SUNNI n
Ell and sworn tn Mayors ollie. in said cry on
the 10Th day u s picmh next to asses, aud award
the damages aud I'm Ms that may ayrup b, the
''wncr OF owners Of I'd" and pr Is,> BE- taken for
tn contiuuatian ~ SAID street Tile following. II a
de>ctipi"u Of the tract ~ land proposed b. tax =,
tor tn" continuation - said street - shown IN III.
Pat 81 the survey Of stii continuation ME IN
the Mayors oihe tn-wt. 4 tact 80 f.at wrio
from tn west nd 81 Fourth sir 10 III. st.ru
boundary lin" ~ ~. Tract u land On which SAID
iir: CHI HOW y sid, containing : IS 100 aef"-
& MTG HELL,
Mnvnr City of Davenport
August - lS5G-scpl Ito sep Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

or Just the number necessary to choice.
This is the work which the ~S.xteen
Star" disunionists are obliged to perform ~
order to give their candidate sight at he
White House. II he loses one OF Il. above
named States he 10 . gener. He stands
about ~ much chance ct heing Presid-ot.
- b dess & beng s,rsek b Lightning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
NOTICE,

~ Thu steamer GREEK SLAVE
1sr.t51-,l win h"rear,"r run through !" Ca
i;I::.E==Src.lR le,a Oh" "i>tru-ti",,s in Fever
sR( Hrs1k river having been removed and
connect regularly with the Minnesota park-t>
Ttkr's can b" procured AT III hotels in Rock Island
and Davenport. and Of the UNDERSIGNED
Hack, leav. Rvtk Island and Davenport AZ o'clo,k
A NJ POWERS 4 CO.
arc5S-diws A..,,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
TY:irA Son I

Hon. Cailes A. Mann, Of Utica, was
tc-d,y elected President Of the New Y rk,
Albany and Buffalo Tel graph Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
nOuSc and Lease for Sale.

A DWELLING HOUSE containing Fight rcolps
~ .ri Lrasr ~ LIT TOR IL years, situated the
BIG tytwe~n Brady and Harrison etrets. Apply
to WI Y. GUKLEY. or to
augI.dtf NICHOLS, ISBELL y co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Some people think the best way 10 eook
touaAtoes is 10 bake them on fat dish, a.
seties are baked, and butter, pepper and
aaitle yeur liking.