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The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
MEMPHIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
HOLLOW WARE.
SEARCY FEMALE SEMINARY.

SEARCY FEMALE SEMINARY. THE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in
 announcing the public that its first session will commence on the Sth day of October next under the supervision of Rev. James Martin, recently of Prai- Tie county, Ark, Principal. and competent assist ants.
 The character and qualifications of Mir. Martin, eminenty qualify him for the position. and the truS- tees in making this announcement, tcel confident that they have engaged the services of one, than whom there is better calculated to take charge of such school, and to build up permanent Institution for the education of Females in the South. The Institution is situated in the immediate vicinity of the town of Searcy. of the beautiful and tiourshing villages in the wes-Iosscssing every ad vantage of health and good society containing min era springs that possess great medicinal virtues, with in i've minutes walk of the Seminary buildings. mak ing it an eligible point where parents visit their daughters during the sieky season, and enjoy the benefits of the health-invgorating waters While they invite patronage, they would assure the public that no effort will be wanting upon the part of the Principal the Board of Trustees to further the interests of the school and to make it what it is designed to bethe beNt institution for the education of females ill the South or West.
 There will be two sessions in the year. consisting of five months each.
 Terms of Tuition per Session. Primary Department .....................s1 s10 co Junlor Class ....................... l2 50 Semor Glass. ...................... b %
 Persons desiring instruction in the Ancient or Mo dern Languages, Drawing, Painting and Music will be charged extra.
 Students received at any time, and charged from the time of entering until the end of the session. No deduction will be made on account of absence, except in cases of protracted sickness
 .-sy Boarding can be had in private families at $40 per session, including washing. ligts fuel. etc. By order of the Board of Trustees. DEClUS McCREERY, President. J. w. MCCoNAUGHEY, Secretary. etc.
 Scarey, White county, Ark, Aug 25th, 1855. 47-tf
 The Pine Bluff Republican will copy If and for word their bill to Trustees or this office DRY GOODS. f CONSISTING iH part of Linseys. Flannells. Wool N Shas, Wool Hose and Gloves. Ginghanls Prints Brown and Bleeched Domestic Mernos, Muslin De Lane, Bed Ticks, Carolina Stripes and all other goods that are usually called for in dry good store Re ceived and for sale low by Nov. s, 1855. M OSBORN
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
TO RENT.

1nn ACRES of good bottom land, situated on the 1OO Arkansas river, 30 miles below this city adjoining Noah II. Eugsh's farm, and two miles from Harvey Caldwes. It1ias 900 acres of cleared land which has been under cultivation, and attended for the last two years by Gen. Eaton It has good and new Gin House. several negro cabins, and large double log house which is quite comfortable. Any one wishing to rent ean be informed of particulars by applying at the office of the True Democrat, or at the store of Feild tS Doliey.
 Oct. 23, 1855
 Bagging Rope, Irvine, etc. sl AIQ LBS. extra Ky. Pale Rope; O, 4SC 1854 yds extra Ky. Bagging;
 l93 lbs. Twine;
 400 yds. brown Ky. Jeans;
 250 '' Lnseys. Received and for sale by
 Oct 3O 1855. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
Valuable River Lands For SaIa

Valuable River Lands For Sale.
 iE undersigned offers for sale the following tracts l of land: 939 acres situated on the north bank of the Arkansas river, three miles below Little Rock being the tract on which now reside; 565 acres in township and north, range 10 west, in the upper end of the Rchwoods ract 355 7o acres situated in township south. ranges 10 and II west immediately on the bank of the Arkansas river These lands are ABOVE ovERFLow: and of the very best bottom lands Terms: one third down; on the balance d liberal credit will be given. Title indisputable
 For further particulars, apply to the undersigned
 Oct. g. 3m ELIZABETH LEFEVRE
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
BOOK RTNDERX

II ENRY JACOBl still carries on the hook H binding business, on Markham street, few doors of Tucker & Ross store, in all its branches and is prepared to execute all orders in his line at berate prices and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will le attended to- without extra charge.
 Anil n 'l4lY
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08

M have just received supplies of Fair, Prime, " Choice, Crushed and Loaf Sugars Molasses and the best article of Coffee in the market
 Dec. 4, 1855 TATE & MOORE.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
BOYS, CLOTHING

THAVE just opened the largest stock of Boys and | Youths Clothing, ever offered in this market- For sale very low for cash. J. A. HENRY.
 Oct. Is. 1855
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08
Whips! Whips!

 JUST received fresh supply, and for sale low J by J. A. HENRY. Nov l3.
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08

Carriage and Coach Trimmings. TUST received by steamboat Fox J 6 pieces 5-4 enamel Duck and Canvass;
 4 < A !" Plain Canvas and Fig'd;
 q A Oiled Carpeting;
 dozen Oiled Table Covers;
 ss C Stand ss 9 !" Stage Stocks and Lashes: - ' Stage and Wagon Flames;
 9 < Horse and Mule Collars. With large assortment of broad and narrow Lace Curtain Linings; Coach and Carriage Lamps; Whips assorted, cheap for cash.
 Also fine lot of Segars and Tobacco D. BENDER, New Buildings, july 31 Markham Street
The true Democrat., 1856-01-08

JOHN sIDDALL. ALEX. P. GREENE. JOHN o. MGEEHE. StIDDALL, GREENE < CO.,, Cotton Factors. ID Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. s Camp street, New Orleans. July 5. 1858
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

a. PaEsEavl Nc Faulr.-The Buffalo
Express gives the following hints as to the
art Of preserving the fruits Of the season
"The season has now commenced when
housewives will think OF the long winter
and begin to provide tn mans of anchor
ating its fraislsssaess and breaking the
monotony Of its dietary, BY preservation in
. fresh state, Of the delicious products Of
summer. Every family may have it in its
cellar or store.rooms the material for d.
versifying the routine Of the table BY oe ca
sional "reminiscences Of summer in the form
OF preserved fruits and vegetables, and the
custom OF putting up these luxuries is now
50 cannon, that convenierces for the pur:
pose are provided cheaply. Tomatoes,
peas, beans, &C., may be easily preserved
in any quantity, and Strawberries, peaches,
cherries, ssosebsrries and currants are
quite - tractabls in skiilful hands. The
difficulty Of sealing the cans has been found
sometimes, to stand 10 the way Of success,
and some hausekeepsrs have net with 50
much i'll luck in this respect, that they
have met with 20 much III luck in this 70
spec, til. othsy have abandoned the attempt
But lot them not b discouraged lit,l,
cara will assure them that The rsocess il a
easy ~ rolling Of leg.'"
We 6ad the following valuable hints q,
he subject in . recently Published letter i,
be Ohio Cultivatov,
Take . common 6mi jar With Tin cove
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

49, - - Oosek Sca. ~ jse ana
&c eeves yin lssesely cost . dsae, and
bold esart. Any q he esassts hat ere
.sed Tor sssliag cans er jars viii do for
this. 6satyo0s fruit either In che jars OF
ee0e ether vessel, and pour Il 10 the jars,
(pssvioua)y. wssniag them.) Now pour
enough eemant into The eeseS to give the
bottem end tide . thin eost. when the &C.
0ent eseonse partially sti6,apply the cover
oves the ~, the. jar having been well 6lled,
and tusn The jar upside down. ~ fruit
cans hsve = lip, yen DOW have little
trough 70 al With cement end the work 10
done. Let your jars get cold standing on
the covers, and put them away IN the same
position.
It 10 the steam escaping IN the common
way Of sealing or soldering cans. that leaves
90 many Of them imperfect. Ny plan obvi-
siss this didleulty, - The steam o. vapor 10
always on top Of The fruit THIS srrange.
nett, you perceive, 10 really . chemists
ps.sanaiie trough, and there 10 no danger
when your fruit has cooled down aud ere.
stsd . vacuum, that the external stmos
Pherie pressure will force the eorks in.
The shove extract from the Cwlsivasor
. good - fer % fer - Il goes, b ut
TwicssLL 4 0tILsrr will furnish oil
Who wish, with cans, that are The nest.
~ and best yst invented, snd ara per-
lsosly sirtighs, aod % wax O. cement
used. Thsss esss Of Twichsll and Gil.
let's are The best article for pres CRYING
lSsiss that ean be had, snj the price 10
reasonable too.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
JUST RECEI1:ED,
A Chas Fish's, in addition to his for msr In
"A s'ock Of Goods. large ASSORTMENT Of
GRO De R0l SILKS,
beragas Plain and Figured,
white Graduate Robes, and
P0raSO1S.
Which will BE- sold At unusua,
A0 W PA IoD
CuAS FISH
NOTICE.


70 y. wulf-Lrfns, Gerry .. Bswman, Mn. z. Gu
Itch. - -ikert. 4essrs. Oook L SarRent. !. G.
A'geonson, A. Frahven. =. Periu, Wm. Dccan.
- Jennings, Collin Carstine and J. Brsdshav.
and all others interested W ths londe hereinsste
described:
Won are hereby notined that bv virtue ~ an
ordinance Of the City Council al the city Of .Dav-
EXPORT passed Mag Ian 1856, entitled ian orl,nanca
for the cantnpation o. Ssooad street. In he cty 81
Davenport, westvardy: A1ury Of stx dieintercstsd
FREE holders Of said city will b. summooed IA svurn
o. the Mayors Once In said city on The 26th dav 81
July I6bs. At . O'Clock, A. n, 70 aseess All averd
the damages and benefits that may sccrue 10 the sev
era owners Of the land proposed 70 BE- taken FOR the
extension Of said street
The following IS description Of the Tracts az lana
proposed TO D. taken for said extension az said
as shown Oy the plat she survey Of sad extension
died with said Mayor, TO Wit n BECK - Creen's
- addition 70 said city.
- square fs-t Of iotl; 80 sauare feet Il lot 3:
1850 squaref ct oflot 3 $3.50 sduare fset Of los 4;
17ss SQUARE iet Of $50 :cSsrs fess o. lo.
ESQ SQUARE feet eflte; 4eoosSsare ret os \. l0s
In Block TN Green's said a sddi,icu Of ls2o
square feet Of lot $3.50 square NJ o. lot q 1850
feetof Jsnnngs ~ ne1t wee Of the )sst
toned bloct ]sod s'pavzted thsrefrOm b. I7h feet
afy1 l3!9O square feet Of Celm Cosstipg's ht neal
wet Of Jennne1 loe sad one acrs and 1t-loo Of -
acre q J. osedsAsw's lot nsxt - Cerseingss ~.
q. 9. D. M15C11LL,
IN, ~ ~ heSos, cry : osyss7est
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

N1OT1CRis hereby given that an Election viii he
~ held In IN. several precincts in Scott County on
Noday the 4th day Of Angus. 1856 for the election Of
the following State Ofiicers:
One Secretary Of State--one Auditor Of State
one Treasurer II Stata--one Attorney General
Senator for the lsf Material District In place Of
c. Fulton resigned; three presents tives Prose-
cutting Attorney one clerk Of the District Court And
mat ballot bc had r. the revision Of the Consfu-
ton OF the State Ct Iowa Those favor Of thu Con-
vsn.on shall have II written printed For the Con-
vsnu"o. Thess Opposed, 'Aesnst the Convcn-
esven under my hand this 18th July 1855.
". L COOK Co. Judge.
nv II a. Il vtA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

Mr.. Ira Mason, . member OF Chat.
suqus Lodge, M. 100, l. o. q. f., died
At his residence at Cellar Rapids on the
5,h. Hope Lodge No. 80. at Cedar Rap.
ids, held . meeting and pasaed appro-
pirate resolutions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
Superior Dwelling He1se
TO RE.0eE.

Yxlfu reoQs, stah,o. &C. beauAisaIly situated an
w nayer rped.3 ~ o. mule above Rsst Dsvennsrt
en6 sprng Of wster and fruit trees on tAs pssnises
~ - Olsars ODaiba6 passes tie doom each Nv
eYst" JvNf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
NEW MUSIC NEW MUSIC !,

1uST puhliehed. and for aaIs . ,. :. C1A0p0l1io
d No 8. U Claire Bow.
"pELTA pm sUog5lSCn."
. 0ne coaossitiso, - a9oaoA - bsosBs Ogsos
lavOsite.
aDBnOlg suo9yloCu.s
. 1De maeo1u, ob00 t0Des ~ sauot ~ tolaR ~
dasetn0" an outng ho0e oslGesU4ss, e@1a =
oesass.. srA shsadst1 ssass ssss6s IshstsVj1s :.
nm Oas1D.
Ylass sue.a as4tnsisss4s. e1epDssae.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
D,AGE! B.AGSl B.4GSi

MANUFACTURED ~ the Cbicsso Bas Nanusacto
WXsy. Randolph street, corner Of CLARK, Chicago
vlCUR. BUCKwHEAr, CORN MEAL, HAM, FAR
4eR3, OSNAHURts AND STAINLESS
GRAIN SACxS
1uratsh"d upon the shortest notice, and At the
lovsst mark~t price,. The drriGns Tor brsndsaG
aew. Original, aud not to es surpassed In this coun-
ery. q W AyuARD
ly9W Hvst Ofncc--adiress bpH 1887
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

oosehelee's Hair Dys.-Tvvnty years experiment.
asd application justify the proprietor In warranng
49, ~ best Hair Dye In existence. Il dyes black
~ brown instantly, without no least injury toihair
~ skin Made and Sold or aVp,Isd IN nine private
ssoms) t BACHELOR w,s Factory. 273 Broad
way. New York. n you get VIM, 4. Ratchs-
kors, ~ there 10 thess limit alton The genuine 10
,Dd>1 IN davenport, by all The Dsuggsts.
June 10-daV I'm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
vt.ILSD.r H.1RLEH:
WHOLESALE GROCERN,

vt.lLSG.V 3 M.lRLEI:
ESALE GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
Davc1aH0ort, Iowa.
TE.1S!! TE.dS!!!
100 Hair Chests Imo re-ia
Young Tyson and Gunpawdcr;
~ half chests Oolng and Souchora,
geo Cud,es from to 80 lbsl
% Roxs Palm Soap;
2 +0boH.s vari gated Sosp:
rs boxes Shaving SoaSi
% bo1.s Transparent, Soap;
A.boxas Castle Soap.
80 bog Pickles,
100 boxes Tomato, cstsup and Pepper
Sauce.
100 boz.s Of various brands Of choice rsSaceo,
A10oo Cuba sizes Cies-s;
% 0U0 Imported Cigars;
80 boxes No I and scaled Herr,ns,
- bbls new Mackrrel,
Is half bbis Macx.rci,
~ kits Msckerel loe family ~.
- bhts and kors Of Nolassce;
20 hhds Of SUGAR;
eOdoi Bid Cords
60 bbis 81 Dried Apples;
% Sacks Of dried reaeheA
100 box-s new Raieeue;
- bills assd NUTS
100 boxes ass'd 0iass;
- tpokess sssr Mails;
8pices OF all kinds
Wood and willow Wale;
Brushes, &c &c.
- bills Cider Vinegar
foRether WIN large stock of other articles ali d
vesA We vail sell on FsAsona lc terms,
0dStO WILSON nAR1IY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
New Insurance House.
n. e.. C.a.MPDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nHONEr loaned on al Estate Security; Land
wi Warrants and Eastern Exchange bought an /
soid; Land Warrants located; Debts Objected and
espAd; Notes discounted and al business oH.pt
" attended 70 IN IN. Stat and ". y courts.
REFERENCES.
Many y. Cowies, Esd Y city, Henry Swift Esq.
poughkf cp~ic, y. Hon. Rdratd y CoNi"s x y.
asnsy II 'grb"'n Y 4 II i>cn V. Ion II Rag
aics, P9ngsk re H. Ey-t:py Washington Hunt,
Iocxport p = = + !. M"r,c Pcukcrpsir y Y.
OY,-c oorn NJ u aud Second sts, opposite tn L.,
oslr- Nous' hr,t oor. mi6dul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

JVyce0lls, C0sssp4eu = O.,
psAlsss 10 81ehaase 49, 1AaA Wossoose
EseAsass - GAspvsscipsi cte1Ue ~ Uhlea(w
Al susassss Sssaasaas y naaAsae ysneav -
-aEssa ~
S ssna = a.! a1e''''. Se. yo,.
1sessssa iaaAsas. ssui. uev Y~a
Go. =. ptDe1asd, Ercs't hanh Il New osseene.
asesase Saea, nsvesne, Oeie:
Naleiey Z n.chey. Drcsess, PiitsivsGA.
1selsy, ~. Dsntes. OubsgD.
0easy 0lilss, Ia, ChciaR1ii.
NpCK0lls, lsDRlL = o., Dsvsspseslswo
n ,1 6 Mlfs e 9 = = c.. hI,.::s:sa. :
Exchange Brokers apd Heal
Eslate Agents.
lsaI Ws0aess oss0as. ~ ~ IsssseS m ~
2. 2 yxale pssssL lssa. 2. DsaUepasaseLss.
oeesrsA Srowasvae nn..
4 Iaroe ssuee . oiaZ psdp.ny, Ia1esssa Sss0.
sa1 Vscsnt fssA, tAroaS6o1 % 4ses3 "a ~ p
foyps1hoe 1erQs. " t1vtao o11onaono = - Gnso-
hGps q nsai 0ststA 1apa HaaAs, Ahsasa11s. q
eeaees - 9ee1 ~. qsel~ = npepph
laloss1 NAY0nDQDA puWA.
l000.ss ssss -. go ''.e1sv,'
6t1s .Asassvhos& - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

J3e11os - 0saaaDs-us. .CAsssmanV
v9I-0Aa esahissstuas a tagssdssats v shss PIN
aseshosssun = Aiooesn1 sxtsIsivs psanatss. N,
ass - = slu1e sfska. and cestaaa u epsrsctins
- isssguleyites, palsfal mnsesuastsa rsovtng all
s1sesuraAas. vAetAeD fvun ssD4 q olAorW1Da hsal.
seAs pin ~ ~ pslpatAtsea os ~ Aeast lssurhs
- ssep, which artse Iron intssrupesea q nasurs-
NJ - y sucossssu11 - - prsssastyG TAess
- sAossd never b taken In pregnancy, - thsy
Woa)1 sure ~ cause mlscarYtaOe. Wasssated pure
vs0sea6s, end fTes from anysAtns injurious 10 life
~ Isaith Rxpl,cn drcctioas. which should b. rssd
ssso0pany saeA b0s. Price o.. For ssls By ~
Druggists In Davenport. and Hines 4 CIippsnser,
nssG Island. Sent BY mali BY nciosing u TO Or Cor
aeiDb. Chsfssnan, Np, ls2 Dsoad~sy New TORS
Ueoo-davln)
Dallsy's Magical Pats Ixssaesss.-Thess
sevsr has been discovery made In Aateris Acdics.
~Aessbv pam can Be euakix ailAJsd. and who're
passs n high stAas Of nssmatsDs ca b. 20 rapidly
ssAseeA 70 their natural state where wounds aud
seass can be % thoroughly and rapidly hsA3cd. and
Asesysd parts restored without either n - Defect
than with DALLEY.S MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR
IN Cots. wounds. SprAiaa and Bruisss--eausaltiss
u which children ~ Constantly sntjeet-ths actioe
- TIE genuine DALL8Y'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, 10
ever ~ aa1s How mncA Pain and susering may
sshus Be prevsatsd Moreover, Lafe itseifssoo n
sss dspsndsnt upon having u AAnd the 0enutus
DALEY ExTRAcTOR. aaA Tor pArs,csaars Of which
respectfully refer 70 ny printed pamphlsts. 70 III
srush If vh,cA hold .yseis responsible
No essss Il Burns and scald no matter bow s'vs-.,
49, svss ~ = any 90 ssssaes. fssssted The ALE
Dewerful pstn-subduins and healing qualities Of The
DALi.gY'S PAIN ExrRACTOR.
No Pam Extractor - tenuaGs uness The ko1 AAs
0ooa u Steel Msts Engraved Label with tAs sigma
essss ofC v. CLfCKENER CO., proprietors. and
uENRY DAILY, manufacturer Price - cents per
bo1.
~ Al orders should Be addressed 10 C. v Click
Snsr 4 Co, Al Barclay stseet. Nsv York.
Sold b. oil pruxssts. and Medicine dsaiers through
cot the United 0tatss. dawlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partne.ship heretofore existing between
y %, Undee1he nsne Of Kelly Roche b hereby
Assoaved BY ANIMAL consent. Persons indebted 4,
tae nrm, will please call and settle the ssms The
5bnka aud aceounte may b found Ut the Law once
81 Mitchell Putnam. Davenport, July 9Th 1866
WALTER KELLY:
jy7d ~ LANES IOI;N1'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

q LARGE .lRl4Iv.aL or
NEW GOODS!
u: G. w:aDsw'oRTRs
Linen and Cetten Shcetisga,
Pillow CASE xIyNEAS,
French Cambria Prints and Robes,
PRINTED AND coLoRED BARE0Es,
FINE Or0assdlts tag:ssltsss,
% ana leo Itch Nusqoito Netting,
White and Colored CouhteypAnes,
whits and crlored Toilet Quilts,
Linen Damasks and Napkins.
Colored Chem Dress Silhs,
Plain and fancy cv'.d llns0 Dss1s'
aair Cloth Shirts,
Sv,ss Collars and Sleeves.
Cambria Collars and xseves.
FINE LACE SETS,
SWISS :C.A.MHRIC, BANDS
AND
FlOunces.
Swiss and Cambria Edgng and lnssrtings. Fine Nm.
broidsred, L. G, Haadkerchiefs, Hem Stitch
L G uandker chiefs, White and Col.
ored Kid Gloves,
And many other styles Of Rich and seasonahle goods;
ali OF which viii be sold At
II a ZIG AZ N a.
Call At
wADswORrH'S
(Juneot0 and et op L. Claire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
RcNI Estate.


ALEX " Mc0REOOR,
Notary Public 4 Insurance Agent,
00s aaahise Uesss ne0ssOss, Laws Z k.An4sy.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE. CO.,
OF ". LOCIS, No.
OetetaI.. .oilNsvoU
nv and kaitlc r. h tAkcn II fair sats.
1e@V 4slaA raa, Asssaoswk ksss.
D1AEC70ro:
yoA1 ! VlnW, APLeasR, 1onn Clssh,
Ihos + Stufosoo, Less wsllss, John psslss,
Thos Iuts, WIN OohanaG. Wm CuAd,.
Od6oey Carr, C1Aek0 ~. uafsah<v9vs.
tiuus jacbas4 )Am,1 oAOoG 20 C1ask.
John Essne, Francis 4ssklef. osssard ns1so,
eid1esd lvses. JOHN IL H1ABA, PrssdspA
oovAt CoA1D81AAM, Zee 4. 2. kAUSV, Vie psuo.
Al0 y. Ao0AD0O2, Ae.aA
NEW yoRK INSURANCE CO.,
CAsirAl, $500, ono.
A0ss tas9nAs. Ac'y. Mgasn 4a1ssiD, prssG
ALkx. u. 0un2k0Un, Aesss,
ssoN psvsnpost, 1s~s-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
.EtlSf RcceiCed.
Summer. Goods.

Consisting in part Of Linen Frock. Silk Sacks, Mar
sailles Vests, Narsailes Frocks, &c. Also . small
NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

TAKE AIN /! MAKE READY (!
A ND = ~ ezsniae - invoice IT ~ ~, Sumo
SAUs.pe's Rites,
Jost ssstvsA saA h ssas u seesnncdst,ng Azores
n. D. cBIlD.
bs = = fsv Aosss esssss lrsd:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
Exchaago On G Germany.

7 ANo WA1aANre sos Gale ~
- CnUBs. BRO, BARROW CO.
HsSRIAs !sir It,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17

jy2N is DRAKE l. co
FIRE +! liRE FRET!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
SPAIN.

Inc sranlfh Dfs7son aiLfms That IT The MEXICAN row.
Jumcnt refuses 10 fall convention with regard 4,
what Is due 10 spanish subjects tho Spanish government
has determined TO act with the greatest energy and 70
demand the execution Of the convention. In case OF
relusal naval division will be Han Juan dlIoa
p order 10 maintain the demand. The Duclsion says
thai The division will consist Of two men OF war three
irfates, two corveiies and four steam ffleatca.
1ho laest Intelligence Is that q royal decree had dis
solved The Commission Codes, and appointed q new
com msslon, with N. Cnstina a. ts President.
Gabriel Garcia Tassaro is spoken Of In Madrid for
The spanish legation In Washington.
The EuglAh Charge d'Afalres at Madid has entered
pre tett against any return OF Queen Christina Madrid
The spanish government 10 said W have warmly resented
this Intervention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-23
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE At NEW ORLEANS.
The Great Battles Between Walker and tAo
Combined Central American Ferscs.
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TRIUMPH OF WALKERS ARMY.
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THE STRUGGLE NOT YET 0vKR.
THREE AMERICANS MURDERED,
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE At NEW ORLEANS.
THE STRUGGLE NOT YET 0vKR.
NKg ORIxAys, Oct. "a, 1854.

NEW ORiSAys Oct "a, 1854.
four nya despatch, notifying us Of the arrival 4 u
Tsnne,.oe ., MEX oriears has nc, yet to hAaa.
This, The second dspsch, gives the following latest y.
teilsencs from Nicaragua
General Walker finding III. enemy advancing On Mo-.
saya, withdrew the small force there when The sas.v,
1000 strong, occupied the town.
General Walker left small force a. Granada aaa
sdyancd towards Nassaya with 900 men, and mssuns
the enemy hs 18th inst the city, rspulssd hsD
driving them back to Massaya where battle was foss
lasting until midnight.
Al daylight courier arrived from Granada, s:Aaag
that Guais and natives were besegns 0ru-
nads. General walker, receiving this iaformssssn,
Immediately marched to the relief OF Granada and -
rived tho heights surrounding The city on the monss
Of the ls,h al 10 O'Clock and finding the city barroaAs1
by the whole force Of the enemy he charged upon ,hs
and drove them from their posts capturing their Co.
manders all their Geld pieces and routing them rn
the city with great slsugh.sr.
Tho total loss Of the enemy was l,loo. General
walkers loss was 10 killed and 90 wounded.
General Walker would Immediately march on NassAys
and Leon. BIS troops wero In the highest spir.u
The citizens OF Granada held the government bxxA-
Dgs twenty-five hours against the forces the eneuv
and vigorously defending the place vhsn Gsnsrsa
Walker arrived.
Messrs. Lswiess, wheeler and Fsrguscn Amsrcsa
citizens, who have had no connection with SiesrAyasa
.gsirs, were murdered By the natives