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The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Signs of the Times.

AT no time since the organization OF ou
Government has the attachment TO the Un
ion been more strongly developed, than du
ring the present session of Congress. A
the very time when men Of every party, hav
ing the Union for the sake Of the Union n
the guiding star for future greatness, wer
uniting upon common ground for a common
purpose, to defeat the election Of Speake
Of the House of Representatives upon a sec
tional question, we find the Monroe doetrin,
under consideration in the I. 5. Senate, aNC
MeSsrs CasS, Clayton and Seward battling
side 10y side in favor Of our common coun
try, against the encroachments OF Great
Britain. Seward, the very embodiment Of
the B anks party, going equally as far as
Gen Cass, for the principle that no Mon
archial government shall ever be established
on this continent, where it does moi now eX-
ist, proves conclusiyey to every candid mind
that dissolution Of tie Union is the thought
furthest from the people, as well as our
statesmen with sentiments Of sectional
character
The motto Of our people is that we can
quarrel and wraug'c among ourselves, but
the slightest interference Oh the part OF a
foreign power and all home differences are
stiIIed, and the energy Of portion Of our
people is the energy Of the WHOLE and We
act accordingly, hence the jealousy Of the
crowned heads against our republican form
Of government. How it is that during
Presidential campaign the public Journals Of
the country can criminatc aud recriminate
the respective candidates for that high posi-
ton, and when the fierce and fiery contest is
over, twenty-five millions Of people can be-
calm themselves and with perfect submission
obey the law Of the land and that too with
a hearty good will, is a question not easily
solved by the uninitated, yet the fact is APP
parent, and they are compelled to acknOwl
edge it,
Time has been when politicians Of no mean
reputation have predicted the severance Of
these United States, and that too, speedily,
but the wisdom and patriotism Of our peo-
pie have rebuked the illfounded fear, and
our daily experience proves that the thirty
one stars bound together by the inspired
thought Of selfgoycrnment, are yet in their
infancy in a numerical point. The fanatic
of the North or South may attempt to SOW
the seeds Of discord in the land, but patri-
otism and Union-deyoton will take their
place until the predictoaof the great States
OCEAN-BoUND REPUBLIC.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Tail Walking.

We received the following letter few
bays since from a friend of ours, who has
certainly performed a feat rarely equallcd,
ind seldom excclIed, in the walking line
Any curious individuals, who would like to
become satisfied in regard to this can form
pretty good idea of it, by amusing them
'elyes with walk few times from Weaver
% the top of Old Bally'
BURNT RANCH. March 2, 1856.
FRIEND For the sake of parties interested,
will give you a statement Of the time as made
H. from Weaverville to this place. Twas awaken
ID by the Watchman at o'clock, A. NJ. and after
.araking of a cold lunch and a cocbtqH left the
Hotel at twenty minutes past 4, and
'rrived at this place at 5 o'clock and 81 minutes
P. NJ of the same day.
stopped at McGillivray' 5 80 minutes for break
ast--at Big Flat minutes-at Cox's Bar 10 min
ties, and at Little Prairie 80 minutes for dinner.
was detained at the Ferry about 20 minutes, ma
ing my travelling time II hours and minutes.
made the distance without much fatigue, but
18th a slight pain in my stomach, which was ale
lated by drop of Kelly's best, which had the
recaution to take with me-
The distance from Weaverville to this place is
allied 55 miles. Truly, yours. c. WD.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Mining on Hay Fork.

VWe learn that the diggingS in this section
are paying we'll One Company last week
washed out piece of pure gold, weighing
$l2O Many Of the claims just being open
ed bid fair amply to repay the labor cxpend-
ed upon them The two Saw-miIIs in course
of erection will be in operation in about two
weeks. Contracts are being made for tho
delivery of lumber at the mill, at the rate
OF $50 per thousand. Miners and other:
requiring lumber will thereby be enabled tC
carry on their works at very small outlay
for material
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
TeICSicEOrean,

! Mr. John Colbert gives Ball this evening at
the Court Street Ball Alley. The house is new,
and the Ball Room has splendid floor for dan
cling No doubt it will be good time.
Mr.. Frank Harris will give Ball at the Oregon
Gulck House, on the I7th, (St. Patrick's Day)-
Frank is exertng himself to get up good Ball,
and we doubt not he will succeed. For full par
ticulars, and list of Managers, see Advertise
ment in another column
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

E. CLAMPsus VITus.-We are happy in being a
ble to inform the Brothers that the Ancient Order
of Z Clamptus are again in full blast Regular
meetings every Wednesday evening, at Henry
new Hall.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
5o3-1%@$%>%o

SUICIDE BY SWALLOWING RED Hor Po.
KER.-On the 23d of December, a man in
the prime olIiie entered the Grautham Arms.
Dyer street, Leeds, and having called for a
pipe, sat down moodily before the fire. AT
ter sitting thus for ten minutes, the man put
poker into the fire, and when it had be,
come red hot took it out, and knocked it
against the floor to remove any excresence
OH IT. lie then deliberately put the end of
the red hot poker down his throat The
persons present caught hold of him, and hay
ing removed the poker from his possession,
bathed his mouth with warm water. The
man was ultimately removed to the Men.
deity Once, where every attention was
shown him; and in answer to inquiries as to
the cause Of the rash act, he only replied
that it was very foolish act and he did
not know what he was doing His tongue.
throat and under lip were much burnt, from
the effects of which he died d-Leeds Eng.
liuculH
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
More Robberies.
~ xosuIN's R1DGEvILLE EXPRESS.

BY yosLIN's RIDGEvILLE EXPRESS.
A man called Jerry, from Deadwood Creek, was
robbed on Salmon Mountain on Monday last, OF
$500 in specimens, and SO or $50 in coin.
A span of Mules worth $780, was stolen IRON
the French Gulch Saw Mill on Tuesday night last
The thief was traced as far as Rynerson's Ranch
on Swift Greek. Three men are in pursuit OF him
who declare it to be their intention to shoot the
rascal on sight.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Surgical Operation.

We were shown a few days since, glass
rrow-point, cut from the shoulder of mule,
here it had remained imbeded, partially in
be bone, for two years. The mule belong
fd to Messrs. Rhodes & Whitney. 1t had
sitherto been considered incurable. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed by blacksmith in
the employ of Mr.. John Drahmer.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
--aiS$-'+<a-S@+-tSs-

GREAT TYPOGRAPHICAL FEAT.-The most
remarkable of all performances in the way
of rapid publication has just been effected
by Philadelphia hrm-Messrs. Il. Ii. But
Ter q Coin placing before the public their
edition Of the third and fourth volumes of
Macaulay's History Of England The whole
process was accomplished with degree of
speed hitherto unriyallcd The London
edition contains 1900 octayopages. OF this
large work the types were picked up and set,
the pages stereotyped and printed, and cop
les OF the first edition OF 10000 copies were
i'll the hands Of the publishers boudd, with
in fifty working hours from the commence
ment of the work Such speed should as
tonish the London publishers. When their
edition was already stercotypcd and q, 900
copies ready for delivery, they announced
the fact, and $4,000 subscribers presented
themselves; the publishers asked delay of
one month to prepare the additional $4,000
copies Phiiadiphia american.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

RAYyEs' HUMBOLDT BAY ExPREsS-Messrs. a.
Z. Ravnes and Chas Shafer intend starting their
Express for the Bay upon the arrival Of the next
Atlantic Mail.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

The fine weather which we have been en-
joying for some time past, has finally given place
to that much coveted commodity in California,
rain and snow, and we trust enough of it will fall
to satisfy the demands of the miners.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

PIE Canon Cfy.--Iour communication came
too late for insertion in this weeks issue. We
shall give such parts of it in our next as do not
appear in another Communication from the same
locality, this week
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
ne Mr.. w. A. Nix. Of Shasta whose la.

Bsy Mr.. w. A. Mix, of Shasta whose la
dy was reported by the San Francisco pa
pers to have been delivered of twiAa short
time since, requests the Ereaiag Ncrs to
state that he obtained divorce from the
Mrs. w. A. Mix, twins and all, nine months
previous to the birth announcement. 1t is
questionable, says the Ne,es, whether the
lady is not a myth, and the twins ditto.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

Es-We call the attention of our readers to the
New Advertisements of Miss Adin's Millinery es-
tablshment, Mr.. K,lly's Bowling Saloon, }, W.
Tinnn, G. NJ Ingler, and others in to-day IS issue.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

On motion, it was voted that the procee d.
ngs of this meeting be published in the
Journal and Times The meeting then adj
journed. M. I. MOORE, Chairmn.
L. F. WELLS, Secretary.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

To ADMINISTRATIONS having Advertise
ments for insertion in the JOURNAL, will please to
leave them at the Office of publication early on
Friday morning
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

Gss~Mr. E. G. JosIIN is our authorized Agent
10 solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Ridgeville, and at other
points on his route
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

Ns~S. W. RAvELEY, is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements
at Canon City,
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

css~The Shades" Bowling Saloon we can rec
ommend to all. The first game upon the Alleys
proved to us that they were satisfactory"
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

lsg-Tbe Misses PelJy 4 Cleveland have given
entertainments at Canon City. North Fork and
Oregon Guich, during the past week.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

ns-Single copies of the JOURNAL in toraEPers,
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at the publlca-
tion Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

Ms-The Sons of Temperance have removed tc
Henry's new Hall, on Main ST. and held their hrsi
meeting last evening.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

~Messrs. Upton. Dosh and Andrews will ac-
cept our thanks for valuable State Documents re-
ceived.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
,lTrRDAY MORNING, MlRCH Is. 1855.

rel. ?. FISHER, is our authorized agent
subscr ptions,
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

REsIGNED-Lieut, Col. Bragg SO widely
known to the country for his gallant conduct
at Buena Vista, has resigned his commission
in the army.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
DaguerreOtypeS.

Mr. O. II. p. NoRcRoss has opened his
Daguerrean Rooms Oh Court street From
the specimens we have seen, taken during
the week, we are satisfied that Mr. Norcross
can take a Iile-like picture. Those wishing
to send home their Shadolo will do well to
give him call
- 49, Ss~+$SS
n Ds"~ we are indebted to T.. A. Rowe, for State
= documents furnished us during the past week.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
s7S ME TT H-

before the first day of April, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for col
lection. W. w. TINNIN & ca
Weaver, March l5, 1856. s-tf,
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

MS~Messrs. Shaft & Jose have started an Ex
press line from Humboldt Bay to this place.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Notice to Delinquents.

THE undersigned having disposed of their en-
l. tire interest in the Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper
Manufacturing business to NJ. Farrell take this
method of notifying all persons indebted to them
to call and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS,

ATp n COOKE Il cos i35 LAKE STREET
AOHC AGO. Among the new work are
Law and Prsctiu- Of LEGISLATIVE 49, mtc' III Ia"
Unt,d States. NJ Lother $. Cushing. Vol law
sir>cp
Ha~s argucl and Petcrmincd In tn" I. =. Snpr'm"
Court for thc rr,tory ~ ArsanFas, from 1870 TO
1850 Also, IN the H. y DIST net Court for the pis
tttct ~ Arkan,aS, from 1885 10 ls5i. Wifh notes
and references. Nv Samu"l " mP,t'ai
leaMiug Cases in Criminal law. With Notes =
~ E,lss ,,nd II. Bennett ami Franklin y. Heard -
vol. I.
Mcrrc~ial. ~ III. Tim. Hy Hnry C"kburn
~ wen a. the n.st rrsdibi hik ltifl published N
this country, is lord CvLburn's M'n"Iial OF Ills
Tm~.
MvCouSln Nich"las. story ry yh"mas Inroi
thy auth.a ~ inr.LI bS LgrnJS.
The tlun"rnu, p.,,try II The Eneii,h lars lae'.--
From h,m..t L, Srlr Wu,I >o'~> * utator> and
Liogr aphicai To- all. Ry Jam : Patton. anihor II
'iaf 81 Ho,scc t.r@lcy.' i,". !! M" b1pr Price
81 ~
IN. Iire rsplora.tns, anil rulic Services ~ J 'n
Chafl.s Ft,m ut. !, auiifay 3lns'ra' ~ fed" org
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.'F,r thou were of TIA Mountans, ttrs rnAia'm
Th".,rtl,>,irg crocd "fiib rtN -
TIL. M,rltn~ IT Cto Marin. 4 INV n"seth ahas+
Lever rl,sr ~ "fts,
The M,stn STORY I. lrr or Tho E.s Stnfi"s - tn"
best Author now ~ oli. ctd atly rfmtcd -
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nit. in on ,tiumt i2n". rri'7r. -.
q .,nnraorc Prrty'> Expedition t"Jap1n a'd III"
Chine a. I>,a. Sv,. Illustrated ~ III 2'n ,Ill"r-
Natns from -ign> Ivy TIN drduglttsinl' 81 TN ~
petition. Prize So Ia
wit AMI " i.d,um of he ltN SN'lncN smith i"in'
selections from his w,iings and a--htts ~ III ''ct
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
lAON " i'll j Judge 'lCICnn Vote ;

lA0w will Judge Mclean Vote!
This distinguished iurist and late can
,liiatc Of the opposition party f'r lresl-
dent, is a puzzle to tho Black Republi-
cans about these days. lie has been sew
erai weeks holding court in this city, and
is the only man in the United States who
could hold his tongue on politics, or
rather Presidential candidates, and
breathe the fostering fusion air Of this
fana'ical town.
lie has been beseigeA by Fremon
Of every stripe, from the slightly kinked,
up to the "thorough bred' coal black
Republicans, and every cxpedient used
to draw him out as to show he is going
to vote! 20
The Judge, most provokingly, would
60 into learned and argumentative dis
QUESTION upon the qualifications the can
didate for the Presidency OF this great
and growing nation should have. Claim
ed he should be a man of known charac-
ter, age, experienced as statesman,
and Of undoubted personal integrity; al
ways describing character the reverse
Of the Maripoza candidate.
At last the Fremontcrs gave it up,
and when asked by the Filimoreitcs
with a knowing wink) show the Judge
WAS going to vo:e?" would gruilly reply
that '.hc probably would vote by bal
lot ~"
Not go with Messrs. Ewing. Hunter,
and Stransbury, three the most distin
guishcd lawyers in the State AMI who
have been in attendance here upon said
court. They made no tones talking
about that fellow, Fremont and should
they take the stump against him, rs We
think they will. this fixed up. wolly hor-c,
Cattle ornia candidate would sing email
ia ohio. These ore giant men, worthy
leaders Of any party, and with Anderson
Barrerc, Johnson, Corwin, and Vinton
most Of whom are already in the Gel,
agai 1t the Spectators candidate, Their,
would be q singing school Throughout
tho State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

vXYHEREAS. on the lSth day u June, A. d. 1864.
w SsnuiP. Atw.sd, executed unto Th"nss g.
Eads nine CERTAIN promissory zach Tor the sum
u Five Hundred Dllars psyabie Ia one, two, thre.
FOUR five" six. sevcn eight and nine years rcspetIv-
~ after that date; AMI also other ~ the
payabI" ten vars thereafter. And. WHEREAS, In
order to secure the payment u ssh Rtsr, ~. sasd
Atwood dk ~, the said 18th day u June, D 1894.
convey In trust 10 David s. True, Trustee, by writ
ten instrument, duly executed and rsrrd.d the fell
lowing described real Estate, untci IN Scott Coun
~, IN the State % Iowa, to wit:
All that part u the vscatSi 1bwn d rsrthurss,
(nDw Ie Clair') whIch ls bssdsA d solIovs. viz =:
Begiuong On The VEST sid u rcDGd serest - tssns
IN the middle Il Merk ten (lOh snd ruanb's vv's
through the middle % said bloct, and through the
middle u MOCK ~ snd -, aDd scrosA twcnly fcss
fAr SAIL town was vacated; thence eat % Ter
~ said town vas vacated; thclsce south slaag the
west side % SOd STREET 70 the place u beginning,
Also the following hts Of land sMtatcd in the tato
town n Parthnrst, (nov u Clairej - wtt: l4es :,
q = and 8, IN Bsork ,. AIso IAts 2, O. -. %. y
And whereas. oe ofibr sforessti nales ~ W.T. tAs
nose ~ oG0oI Whrh Was made payable two yesss %.
ar - aass. snA Which became No. ~ llsh day u
June D 1885 y MO due and uspai1.
Nov, therefore, mir b h-ssAy eivsa No. ]. shs
Undersigned. navA .. 1rus. 1rsSsse = eo.soetl. -
vSl an tAe Ssh day 81 Ausust, D ~, before NJ
Court nouse DIOR IN the city ~ Daseapost, n the
County alOsesald, a. Ne houVe1 tvo eAenrt IN ~
afternoon n saA Aay, ~ u psbstc aseekA 10 sks
highest bipv l0g go, ~ oegess0 6os0Qe1 1srsss
Or much thsBsoe . shaIo - nsorssasy > saikfy
note With oees ard ~xpenses ~ making such ssis.
Dated q davenport ~ ~ ~ Of July D las.
DAVID . 1RUR,
Jy36dtsuo23d 3vusoro - 0sosesat1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

I!tEpER fDR SG"IENBEH. Starr has
placed on our table a COPY OF this val
Magazine, frcs! from the press, eontriains
- usual amount Of in'eacs'in. mit'rr.-
'Thc Dismal swamp an! "s'ory Of James
p Iechwourtll" are OF intense Interest,"
Lovers Of romance will be much plrased
with the story of "Fanny AMI 'y'"ii. .
'sAdv r,isemrnts Illustrated" completes the
programme. Bay one by all means. Starr has
also received other interesting monthlies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

DulSsy's Magical Pain EAnac'"r'~fhef'
never hes hecn discovery marie IA Mnieria h"hea,
whereby rain can he qnirtIy ai's,ei and ~hef"
mart. I'm high stat u inflammation c,a b. 20 RAPIDLY
reduced u their natural state nor where wounds siri
s,ars en- b. ~ thoroughly anil rapidly al'd, ami
d.ray.d parts rcsi.r 4 without either defect.
than With DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
5OR.
In Cute, wounds, sprans and Brui-es--caussties
g. which children constantly snlj rt--the action
Of The genuine DALLEY's PAiS EXTRACTOR, l.
ever IN. same! How much Pain aud Suffering may
thus be prcv.ntcil Moreover, Ill iself-feo u
ton DEPENDENT upm having at hand III" Genuin"
DALEY EXTRACTOR. AMI Tor particulars ~ VIII ID
] re- pstSuliy ref,r I" pint Il raugh Is, u "a
ruth uf whth hold my s'f r'siou-I'4e
No case u Burns and Scali. II" matter h"w sever
Aas ever yet IN any instance, reristd the all
owcrfui psin-sn,iuiuz ard h"aiing qualities VI the
pALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
No Pam Extractor genuine upirss Inc ''1x Ia +
u,.n IL q stooI Plate Engraved Label with the siEh-
tnsesafC v. CLICKENHR n co, ptoprirtors, and
HENRY DAILY, Isnufaeturer. Pricc 70 cent? l'f
buS.
~ All ordors should lie addressed T." e. v. Cii'k-
cuer 4 Co 81 Barclay street. NV York.
Sold Ivy all Druggists aud N, diclne IL acrs through
ut the United States. da~lm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

DExn BY roIsos.-A young lady
named Koch, sse,i about fourteen years,
whose parents 1--we in the country, came to
her death very suddenly by taking arsenic,
u.is'akeing il for some other mediclie.-
Too much caution cannot be exercised N
kccpin. po.soaou, drugs labelled, and o't OF
the reach of those who are h1t perfectly
acquai. tel Win th"ir use aud natnrc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

Fremont was confirmed ia the Episcopal
Church " he, he was sixteen he ran away
W tn Jessie v hen she was sixteen and he
has been married Just six. cen years. Cap
ital City Fact.
And he is runnIn. for the Presidency III
just sixteen State.-t Clevelander.
II he gets sixteen electoral votes he may
consider his chances good 10 I've sixteen
years longer TO report Of his sixteen States
canvass.-l Ohio Statesman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

Tu8 WESLEY CnArEI.-Thc clio
qucn;, talented aud pions Pastor of this new
church, has iaboted with All unt.rlng zeal
nur ing his residence in Davenport for the
advancement of Christianity, and he has
not only been cminen,ly successful in BIS
labors, bat has created for himself hosts of
warm and ardent friends among oiInr de-
nominations, for the urbanty aud courtesy
Of MANNER which La, distinguished him in
his iu,orcon, Sc with all classes Of our CHI
zens. The Conference year is nearly at lis
close, AMI new assignment of ministers
will soon take place for the various Charges
and it is 10 lie hoped That the Confe'cnce
will consult the interests o! Davenport by
assigning to Mr.. Liudcrmm ano'hsr year,
ctargr of the Wesley Chapel in this place.
They could not better promote the interests
Of their church than by continuing hin
another year in place where he has been
The means Of accomplishing so much good.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

HAIR Dye.-it makes no dtn renee how trray
~ rcd, os rusty the hair or whsk"rs may b., nor
hov wn,h they mao have ben injured b. bad dyes,
RATCuEl.OR 8 uAIs DYE will MIX thrm beanti-
sal sssd livfy black brown without the least injury,
and will nevsr fade ~ turn RI ". WARRANTED
Made and soli, spr.i i'm min" private F"oin') at
HAUHEiORs wig Factory, 23a broadway, Nv
York None gnnuin- except VIM. A. BaTenEL"R is
On ,hc label Soil by all the Druggits liuG3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

ANOTHER sVlcriM' ALivE.-Young Bron
son, of Rothbury, Conn, whose murder,
by border rutlians in Kansas, was announc.
I'd some time ago, retained home safe and
sound few days since. His parents, be.
i.evine the stories lad aeAIiy given him up
(vr dead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

IT." If YOU are looking for choice
qualify Of eating apples, remember 'ha'
Cotcs has jus, received hundred barrels OF
the best Kind. He keeps constantly on
hard all kinds Of fruits, nuts, sc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

The water in the river Is lower than
at any time last year, and should faIlmnch
lower people will be able TO fish with clubs.
As the large Fl h will be agrounl, all one
will have to do will be 10 walk roued and
knock them on the head. Fish-hooks must
fall in price.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

NFw CouNTERrErr.- Look ont for SIS
on the Merchants Bank Of Vermont. Wig
nete All eagle, with harvest field in the dis
'ancc paper daik. engraving tolerabe-
may be known by having the letters "MIE"
in red letters under the 5, ia the upper left
hand corner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

He FoUNp Our.-Gov I.e.cher, in his
speech at the Maysliek (Ky) barbecue,
asked. "Who is John T. Brccr inrIdse ?'-
An old democrat in the crowd suggested
that he was the STRIPPING democrat who
beat Letchcr for Congress in tie strongest
wing district III the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

ANOTHER DAILY PArER.-Thc Mus
catine Daily Evening Enquirer has just
made its appearance among our exchanges
II is a fine looking six column sheet, ct up
in good siylc,-taking the lead in sppear
ance Of the papers IN that city. We hope
that its support may be such as TO enable
ITS worthy conductors 10 mako il perma
ncnt institution. Politically the Enquirer
is a true exponent Of National Democracy
aud wic'ds a powerful influence among ITS
many readers. The citizens of Muscatinc
can, il they will, support two daily papers,
and it is highly probable, after observing
the manner in which the eis'er cities sup
port their papers, 'h:t they will do SO with
good will.