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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

The following petitions were presented
Nv Mr.. Holland The petition Of GeorgC
A Brown and others, praying that certain
portion Of Carver county be- attached TO scott
county. Referred to Scott and Carver del
egutions also
The peti,ion OF Robcrt A. Irwin, aud Others
prayinr for the establishment OF the new county
of Jefferson
Notice was given u the Introduction of the
following bills aud memorials
By Mr.. Hubbcll An act to Incorporate
the Wells Prairie Academy
Nv MIR. M'Ieel 4 memorial 10 change
the eastern boundary Of Dakota Reservation.
Nv Mr.. Hunt, A bin TO incorporate the
Minnesota Valley Academy,
The following bills wcr in,r"lucc'l.
I,y Mr.. Hartenhow,r An ACT to amend
the Revised Statutes.
nv Mr. Galhraith; An act 10 provide for
the election of County Auditors and prescribing
their powers and dut,,~.
Ry Mr.. DclAVcrgrm IN ACT to lneorpo
rate the town Of ClarkvilH and "r other Pur'
poecs.
nv Mr.. Buck; An &C, TO provide for lay
ing out 1trritorial roaffrcm Winona TO Gar
imona a.,
Mr.. Hunt introduced resolution providing
Tor the printing Of looo copies OF the-Territor'
al Reports.
Adopted
Mr.. Buck. FROM the Committee on Indian al
hirs. prerntsd IMPORT, on the petition OF Isaac
An,irus, asking fr Naturalization hr loSss
ccrasioaci by the locaiicn of the Wiunehag"s
on their present rssrryation.
The Committee IMPORT adverse TO any Sgs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

A Boarj Of E.insa,ion has hen eStahlisbei
in Dubuque.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

Robert Hasty was declared elected Surveyor
Tor the first district.
Tn motion 81 Mr. Wilson. the Convention
prcce,Slcj TO the selection OF Surveyor for
the Second District.
Daniel Stanchield anil =. " Collins were
Nominated Tn first ballot rcsaicd as fcl-
lows:
Daniel Stanchfeld rrceived - votes.
+ r. Collins II
Daniel Stanchiield wss declared duly elected
Surveyor Tor the Second District
q, motion Of Mr. Seter. the Convcutioa
PsssssAd 20 ballot for q Surveyor for the
Third District, wn. IAavcr. II D. HUFF, and
J. II. DIXON WERE nomiuoef:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

Umpire STATE CLOTHING HAu.-THE
received.
The snaersssnsd have he plea.ao - lHssrm ~
osirsns n - rslf and vicinity. th-t ,hsy ne~
receivns LARGE ssa EXTENSIVE ss.srsneas Of
GENrikhkN'e wkAk for the sppro~eAag .>ssoa.
ney woad call particular attention - thesr sssesi
mest Of BOYS CLOTHING. ~ ~ vh'ea they .r~ ~
psres 10 ssll q; very k~ Irsr-s.
NsrCAsnts bayiaS al ~Aole..5s woaa Jo sell 10 fss
u . cal eefsre psrchs.ing sl~ez here
a tsIl sap,e % Geats' Farni.Asns Cces. AWAY.
had. TULLER q MENDkLsOS,
rAlrd Street, oa< door east u wssasaAr.
As4 Svposse MscleSa fres Hntwsrs ssors.
OpaoAsr 20. dA-tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

MARBi.El MARBLE JUST RECEIVED
wi. AT THE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS, corner
Of Jscksoa and seventh streets, #. Paul, a choice
lot Of American and Italian mcaaneats Tomb Stones
Marble Chimney Pieces, Furniture slsbs, &c.
Those wishing to . suitable and lasting tribute
to the memory of their friends viii do well ea and
examine before purchasing ehsewhsre.
Sept ~. lsss-dswu J.F. TOsTEvIN b co.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NO
~ PERSON OR PERSONS are allowed 70 bury their
dead In the County Bsryihg Ground without an order
from W. DAHL Oversesr 81 the Poor Of the Coan,y
Commissioners Any person violating the sbo,s rule
Will be prosecuted.
BY order Of the County Commissioners Of Ramsey
County, MT. ". DAHL
sap't of Poor, Ramsey County,
sept. N, 1854 dSw vem. -. Paul District
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

HAMLINE UNTvERSIT RED WINGf
III Goodhue County, Minnesota. Rev. Jasz Bsooxs
A n, Principal The Winter Tern Of the Preparatory
Department, viii commence the 10th OF January,
1850, and continue fourteen weeks
Accommodations fof students ample.
Per Catalogue and further Information apply to the
Principal
Red Wing, Dec ~, 1855 vss
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SAINT PAUL.
TENS or rHR

1aURsDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1855.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

PARSuvs o. MORGAN
DARSONS 4 MORGAN, COUNsELI0RS At
j Law, Minneapolis N,pnesais
January IS less d&~ly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

s5pkRs Dprkrea POWgtF-T tEFD sfhIntfls Ha4a
20 Coils Manila Rope
And all other articles USUALLY for saS IN wsos~sN
Ca esry sstahtshment, cossisDily on hs'ad.
sept II, 1888 asuu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

500, Kssah, Lsss, nelssd. Notl.s. stsrsis, Taylor,
TAsapses, Wlikissos, Wilson ssd NJ. stsshsf--2I
The question then recurring on the passage
Of the bifl, IL was psssed by the following vote
Ayss.-ns.sss. psraisL,, cevsl, bnssas, vssshs...
Gskssish, 0sss, 0rsst, nsssesbsva, Mass, Hsbesli,
Bsu Hust Ids, Jehsson, Lott. Nseles, esasss, Taylor
Tksmrsos, WIisissss, wiises, 40 NJ. spsshss-
sAY.--xssss. bssAisy, LBsst, Cissvsissd, Cribs,
yss'.sa, Kssaf, Mcleod, hapsi, Morris, TA~sd's. :
The title Of the bill was agreed To.
Mr.. Wilkinson moved TO reconsider the vote
by which the bill was passed. IOst-ayrs o
nays "a.
Mr.. Murphy asked Mr.. MTeod why BE-
voted against the bin, and then voted against
the motion 10 reconsider
Mr.. MTHod replied that The CarpestrI'
whsn they drive nail homo, sometimes desire
70 ciinch II.
A rambling discussion then ensusd.
The House finally resolved itself into Com
mittec Of the Whole, Mr.. Caibrsith In thu
chair, on the Council bill to suppress the issus
and circulation Of Bank Notes - currency.
The bin wns discussed st lsngth In Commit.
tse by Measra Morris. Holland, MOBILES, Brad
lev. Mcleod, Wilkinson and 0tbcrs.
Tho Committee ross, without taking dcfiDis
sction upon the bill. and thu House adjourned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07
A l.. LARPENTEJR, WHOLESALE GRO
~ ,ER AKIN COMMISSION MRRfyy C..o., "a

he OK AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, CORNER a
Third AMI Jackson Street, Saint Paul. I.
Has ~ store aud to arrive large and complete stock
Of groceries, Provisions Wooden Ware. &c, to which
the attention Of the Trade Ia particularly r.gueste
His stock consists In part Of the following articles
which offered a, the very lowest market rates.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-07

~.
The lioasc me, at thrcc O'Clock.
by pcrmisson of the Houe. Mcsrs. Gerc
and Wilson trom the Committee ON Enrollssl
Bills ani Territorial AIlairs, were revived.
Mr. ldo gavc notice ID memorial 10 Con.
grcSs for the passage oi bill fcs the relief of
settlers upon School lartis; also
a bill or an amenlmen, 10 the Revised
Statutes
Mr.. Norris moud a call Of the House.
TN motion Of Mr., Buniick further proceed
ins. under the call wire dispensed with
NJ. nurdick called thc question on the motion
OF Mr., \oJis to rir TO the Commiticc on In.
trual improvements, the hill granting an cx,cu-
sion ii tine To the Minnesota and North.
western Railroad Company
Ihe motion To refer was nega,iycl by thu
following vote.
Yg.s-fes.p Boai,Iliss, Rr.il,,, CI.a,siaaa, G,hes
ISe Murphy, Ncrr-, rNoraalk.4
NAu-bsek. Goyel, panb.r, EstuAam. GsIarsuA
0srs, cfAsa uaT,snhevsr, HsbI.n. hsh, ttun,, JoAa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

A Geographic dispatch to the Lon
don Mems states that the Emperor Of
Russia made his solemn entry into Mos
COW on the goth Of August. The morn
ing was rainy, but about noon it cleared.
At noon salvo Of nine guns gave the
signal to ring all the bells in the city,
and they continued pealing until night
fall. At 2 p. N. the Imperial process
sion set out from the Petrovsky Pal
ace. The Emperor was preceded BY
guards and Cossacks, also by deputs-
tons OF the nobility, and by the repre-
sentatives Of the Asiatic nations sub
ject to the Gar. The Emperor him
self was on horseback, and attended by
the Ministers Of War. The Imperial
Princes followed, also on horseback.
Then came long line OF carriages
containing the Empress, Empress Dow
age, Grand Duchesses, Princess Of o.
denburg, and attendant ladies. Squad
rons of Cuirassiers closed the process.
ion.
At 4 =. N. a salute Of seventy -four
guns announced that the Emperor had
entered the city. The Governor Of
Moscow and staff, the magistrates and
the nobility Of the district, received
the cortege At the different points in
in its passage through the city At the
Gates of the Resurrection, the Emperor
Empress and other members Of the
Imperial Family, dismounted and knel'
before the image OF our Lady OF Iberia
Thence they proceeded to the Cathe
Jral Of the Assumption, and kissed The
relics therein afterwards they proceed
cd to the Cathclrals OF the Archange
Michael and the Annunciation, where
. they performed similar religious cere
monies. Their Majesties atterwarc
walked to the palace Of the kremlin
At its gate they were received by ,
deputation Of clergy with religious Oh
ser,ances. Here the Archbishop 0
Moscow presented the Emperor with
bread and salt. Immediately after
ward lol guns (at T. NJ announced
that their MJesties had entered thu
palace. At nigh, the city was illumi
mated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

We are afraid he will carry New York.
New jersey, Delaware and Tennessee,
bu, we do no, think that Fremont will
get rs many electoral votes a. Fillmore
will The Gazette has turned over its
files Of $50, aud reproduced the same
Dragging, with little alteration, that
il used in the election then Such a
pile Of fictitious straws a. il produces.
for the drowning Republicans to catch
at, is really lndicrous. Such crumbs
Of comfort 10 the weak -kneed and faint
hearted, although imaginary, We find
no fault with. for when party cannot
appeal to patriotism, and present ma
tional principles for issue in a national
contest, they are and always deserve
to be SO badly beaten, that instead OF
dissolving the Union, they find their
own party dissolved, rs IN 1852
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
WARRINGTON NEWS.

Washington, Oct :
The construction OF the Maj in. Hospitoi
at Cincinnati, has been awarded 10 John
w. Hall, Of that city.
Dispatches from Col Wright. ~ CON
mand Of the regiment Of -. troop, Ia
Washington Territory, report his men in
good condition. and preparing for winter
quarters.
Commissioner Hendricks has returned to
has post Of duty III the General Land office,
H c WardneiI has been appointed Super
intendent Of Construction of the new Gus
tom House and Post Office AT Bristol, r l,
ard Thomas N Boiley of the Marine Ho
pital Cincinnati.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
8EDGZZENGD ROYALTY.

The poor serfs OF Russia have Just
behcld the glitter, pomp, and blazonry
Of the most magnificent array of gold
and crimson, diamonds aud rubies,
silks, velvet ami furs, ever brought to-
gether at the ancient capital Of the En-
pire, where Napoleon first saw the star
OF his glory to dim IN the ocean of fire
which enveIoped the burning city.
Yes, 80 millions OF human beings
who call one man mastsr with pow
err to take their lives at any momen,
without form Of trial have witnessed
the miserable display Of the gorgeous
ceremony OF GROWING Alexander En-
pcror of all the kussias, 10y the grace
Of God. Te Denms we're sung in all
the churches that huge leviathan o.
oppression - the army defiIcd be
fore the man who employs them as 5.
many hirclings I" protect his throne
and assist him in crushing out the Ii
berries Of the honest laborcr in Russia
or butaherlng patriots upon the plans
Of Hungary. No doubt, there va.
such magnificent display Of all til,
emblems Of Royalty rs would almost
dazzle TO blindness, asimple republican
of this free land. But the poor crush
ed scrf, who toll on in ignorance upon
the soil of Russia, sees no glory in the
display f him, and the millions like
him who toll aud suffer like beasts q
burden.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

A WaINKLEABorrTHE AeE OF HossKs.
"A few days ago We met q gentleman
from Alabama, who gave us piece Of
information in regard to asoertaining
the age of horse after he or she has
passed the ninth year, which was new
T. -, and will be, We are sure, to most
OF ous readers. 1t is this: after the
horse is nine years old, q wrinkle comes
on the eyelid at the upper corner Of
the lower lid, and every year ,hersaf-
ter he has one we'll defined wrinkle for
each year over nine. II, for instance,
a horse has three wrinkles, be is twelve;
iffour he is thirteen. Add the number
OF wrinkles to nine, and you will d.
ways get it. So says the gentleman,
and be is confident it will never fail
As good many people have horses
over nine, it is easily tried. II true,
the horse dentist must give up bis
trade.-SoatAsrx Plaxtsv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
THE DAILY IOWA STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IOWA.

ing couch, cad csaehs slosss the lass
accents that fell from bic lips. He aid
that Mr. FILLMORE wss bic fret ehoies for
the Presidency, but IL be could not BE-
elected, he preferred to zee the Whigs
unite upon Union Democrat. These
were almost his .ass words, my friends,
and most earnestly would ! commend
them to your consideration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
Trustees Sale.

VXyHEREAs. on the hrli dAy Of AArSa. a D isos.
wv Henry Nuhs, aud siIks 1uhs. MS wiis exc
cnaed unto winiAL. DocAn ~ Trustee, . certain
dssA Of Trust converting " said Trassea the an In
1acSt county, Iowa, described s. follows, to-wit The
north.wss euar.sr ofths southeast quar- sr f tsc-
tion No tive, 20 IN township No ssventy -eEht I'D
nosth Of range No three o) east Of the hitA r.inc
pie meridian. which said conveyance VAS MADE BY
the said Henry Nuns and wi:e 20. the purpose O;
securing the payment Of q certain proniisiory Aots
ADD the interest thereon, siEned BY said Henry
Auhs, datsd the nrst day OF March, A l5s:. and
ous payable follows: One for three hundred dol
Lars, DSyaba sc years arsr date, ~ the oface OF
csax Sargent 10 the city Of Davenport, with intsr
~ at the rate u ten Per cent PR annum, parable
inG become due sud payable and the said Henry
Muhs hav.ne sai;si e pay The same, ] william
poo.Aa. Trustss q aforesaid, % hereby ave hi.
public natee taas fy .rtus = Nh power Which .
In ne vssssd " ssid dsed q fruit, VIII, on We'd
nssdsy, the twsnty.ss second der of October, 1856
at The hsur Of tva oslocs 10 toe anst.osa OF saii
day q the CouIs aouss door II the city Of Davsn-
port exposs aud oflsr for sale 81 lie suction, the
parial OF land above dscrbsd, ~ .aeh thereof ~
lksl t3 sustcsat Z satisfy sna pay the amount OF
said aots wsktes Asr,st ,ksrsen 70 she day ofssls
together With oil The costs and Sxenssf Attending
SAID sale. sosts 81 tho ootcs Aad yfustsss fs.s -
Uean The coUpsssion Of such sale deed VII! ss civ
% Ia sacsriAkcs With tho Stipulation 81 sa!a Died
u Trust. eosvsylns ful ABd psrisS' titls 70 tbs
tract sf iaeA colo 10 tie pufs;.ssst,
pstsd ihs i0 day u ocisi'sr 80
sctb .dy1S, tsassst,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Ma. BkxCKINAiDGE.-Ata late meeting
OF the Dem ocracy 81 Prattville, New York /,
the people were addressed by Hon. Colin
NJ lngersoll, Of Connec ,icut, in All eloquent
speech in favor VI Buchanan and Brsck-
enridge. OF the latter, he san, he had ,srv'
oil with him in Congress for four years.
We quote from his address:
sit was there I Jaw him daily, in his
seat, quietly watching the ordinary course
OF legislation, his noble counteuance beam
ing with intelligence, or else, with every
face turned towards him, addressing the
House, now, with features collected, in
language terse, with meaning Ia eseh word
10 uttered, Aud now with the Ore in the eye.
dealing out bis blows Ia sentences, bold
powerful and eloquent, I. king the audience
esptive no less With the u usie Of lie voice
than the strength q bic mind. Il wac
there, ! say, that learnt to o. nirs John
c. Brecksnridge-.he rose Of Amer lean
ehivahy-the youthful statesman and Dem
ocra, Of Ksn'ucky-him whom the iilus.
trioSs Clay csllsd the yours Dss OF prom
Ice Of the West-1 Breckenridge, whose
chsras ter has no blot and whose patriotism
hes no sel6shness.- who sought not the hon.
OF Of . nomination, but 'ose In the Con.
vsntion to decline II, when . s.ght Of him
was Sufficient 10 bring ouf BY aseismstios
his unanimous nomination with applause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
open Honor.

Cot. Fremont states upon his hoLor
that the sending men across California Bay,
seven miles, to capture the for, Of Bueha
Yerba 10 worth $4,000.
The military commission authorized by
government to examine mto such accounts
state upon their honor, i 10 worth only fifty
dollars. Fifty dollars is allowed by gov
eminent, and We hear no more Of the
claims
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
vNss anA HeosAese, AoA oACAe
oloe.

Tie R.pubiicaa pssss ars nskins : greet
edo over . foolish letter Of Hon. 3. y
lnshsa Of Psnasyivan!s, sserstsry se the
Treasury and,r Gen Jaeksen, wis they
sly has "eoms cut" FOR Frsmoat. IagEam
was dismissed BY the Old Hero from hls
cabinet, and has slncs suGk inta Oblivion
I, 10 more ,hsn TWENTY vxAas sincs lhtl
man lnghsE was dismissed from the De@o-
cratic party. But then. those Grsnoutsss
Ga CHI al ssraws, and lIgh,m 10 decidedly :
small straw.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

DkATH ERoM Fk.CHr.-We are TIT OF med
BY Dr.. Gregg that woman died from the
effects OF frigh, last evening in the Howard
addition. II occurred Ia this wise Two
ladie, III buggy were coming do*n the
hill, when the horse became unmansgeabie
aud ran against the house, in which the
woman lay sick. She became so terrified by
the crash tha, she made al effort TO gel up.
aid dropped suddenly dead. = Book Islam
der Oct, ith
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
What are TAIaKs Co ming

One OF our New England cotemp, :
raries states, (says the Philaielphia Presby
teriau.) on y isie Sabbath evening, whilst
the pastor Ut certain church was preach
ing hot political sermon, one OF hi. hear
ers, not thinking it fit edi6catinn, took up
his hat and rose 10 retire, when the congre'
CATION immediately saiutsd hln. with storm
OF misses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
~The Richmond, Va, Wing, notice

~The Richmond, Va, Wing, notices
the progress Of the '.sddition" to . nlll
nearly completed In that city, tn. founda-
ton Of which - Of stone, sixteen feet
thick; The brick wall average. i've feet III
thickness from the foundation. The length
Of the building is one hundred and ninety
five feet. When eomplete,, il will be eleven
stories high The cost OF the iditioa with
machinery and everything Necessary to its
oper stion, will not fall far short Of $780,
ODO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

TThs New York Journal Of Con-
meice. in speaking Ut the conduct Of the
Black Republicans at CONGO d, n H, in
relation to the reception Of The President
there, say:
"A more disgraceful exhibition 1t party
virulence towards the chief magistrate Of
the nation was never seen Or heard Of. and
it will rebound upon the heads Of ITS au-
thors. instead q inarring the reputation or
Eve trust) injuring TIE feelings Of the dis
.inguished citizen against whom their petty
spite was aimed History will do Presi.
Islander is silent in death. i. has done it
for Gen. Jackson-it will Do it for Presi-
dent Pierce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

a DaEADEuL AEgAIa.-The publishers
OF Mrs. Stoves new Abolitioo novel
"Dred," expected TO sell IS yO00 copies st
the recest trade ssies. They made on. to
sell 800, oil told. The Abolition novel bu-
sinsss has evidently collapsed, and "D'ed"
10 . dseadful failure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Y A. Galesburg, Peru. olsem,nGtoe
snA Springfield the Democrats had the
lar est and most enthusiastic oestiA&s ever
held in tho.e placsa Illinois 10 going for
Old Buck by . rush Of 20 900 majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Political Preac h ere.

The Fusion prints are bowling over the
fact that so many preacher, are on the
stump 70, Fremont. The Democracy are
glorying IN The fact that not a Buchanan
clergyma in tn land, has ye. been known
to d.secrs'e his high calling 10 political
s,unping. The latter vii, br sustained and
flourish like bay tree, hut the former will
be turned ont to grass after the November
election. Mark that
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~ J. KNAPP tsacsssssr u EnApp . As,m.a j
W wsnla r.tsra slsssrs sAanss tsshs lsissns =
thssa, and Astts By r6rw,d saart "a Me peFt, n
sesslvs " future atsssl sAass = DssssAAse rs,a
assf:alnA:iaS babsis, Ne sls ~ AZ tinaes hare u
stsrr roll AID ssup ei. si.sk u fsesAs bAiA etsse
ADD Jalsy, o. The tfts snd Hsss lssA.sssAss .iyks
wassh - Asstsfs h.sst h. VII ssI n nsssrs Sktes
sAasss nv e ssss, tAs yssvs = ~ h9vsis. us -
1eAAA @ iEvllattsA b ti 10 ell ~ leas 6yeuSA
V s :sss;::sss S! Is IS SA:h"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

- The Pest says there il On increase
the demand for money on call, but not
On mercantile paper. Discount rates rathe'
6rmer, but the amount Of paper is limited
We quote 6 per cent for prime 40 to 20 day
bills, a per cent. for prime fourth months,
. per cent. for prime six months. l0a II
per cent for secoed class enc single Names
I per cent for call losps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

ksKP IT BEYoRE THE PEoPLE.- Colonel
Fremonts bill for supplies while he was in
California, amounted TO upwards Of twenty
dollars per day Tor each man snder his com:
mand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

OurSouRING OF THE DxMocRAcy.-O One
Of the largest mestings ever convened in
this city. wss held BY the Democracy last
evening. Just as our paper was gong 10
press, the procession, which 10 torchlIght.
halted in tront Of our uAice. II numbers
Thousands. Judge Hall Is now addressing
the srowd which completely blocks up the
square.
Dss Mo.nss County must ard shsli BE- 70.
dsr,ned !-Busl. oaz.. Oct 9TH,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

- Sou ebedy, describing the absurd
appearance Of : nan dancing The poke,
says I" He looks ~ though be had hole
in his pocket. and was trying to shake
shilling through his trousers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

a. The Cincinnati Inquirer makes ."
estimste Of the vote Of Ohio ct the coming
election.
Mr.. Fillmore, II ssys, ~lll receive GOT
less than 10000 votes, and Good Jucess
place il q, higher inquire Assuming this
70 be true, ard the vote 70 bs ~ full ss IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~The democratic Of Indianapolis are
Offering 10 bet that lndisns will east her
electoral vote Tor Jsnes Buchsns' BY -,
900 majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

~ Mr. Ssliarl. Of Davis soas'y. ass
bssa sppesn,sd Ragis,er Of thu Lsnd Oahes
q ceuAssi asuis, vice / W oahbiu We
sappss< the Mf, Pollard alluded 70, u NJ.
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tAls oos Asaltes 6 o>ats 3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

Tws Nav LAsp Oislexs ~ MlsxE'
sorA Tho President has 6yed he Two nov
Land Olssss for 4inRsseio q follows. Err
the South. west District q Q)ibWa, sed tor
the Nersh.sast District q 0ashaAak.