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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
L.lT'EST.TE1TS

| Washington, July 25.
| SENArE.-Mr Wilson submitted a reso-
lu,ion, which lies over, requesting the Pres
idrn, to inf ,rn the Senate whether rcputed
re Ply Of Gen Smith, refusing 10 protect the
| ciiizcus of Leavenworth from bands of arm
| ed marauders, was true, AID II so, whether
such reply was authorized by instructions
from the President or Secretary of War.
The Senate passed one bill! providing for
tia compulsory prepayment Of postage on
all printed matter.
A M ton was then made that the Senate
adjourned until monday.
Mr. Adams asked The ayes and macs on
this motion, but they were not ordered
only four Senators seconding the call.
Mr. Adams remarked that it was extraor-
binary that such a motion should be IN ade
within three weeks on the termination Of
the session. and wEen there was SO much
business yet TO be acted on. 1t seems as if
to adjourn over.
MIR Toombs answered that nobody was
afraid, but the Senate was now FAR ahead Of
the House. and if they sat but three days in
the week it world be just as well for the
country. He did not believe there was
single bill on the calander that ought to pass.
The motion TO adjourn till Monday was
agreed TO % to 4
HOUSE A message was received from
the President recommending an appreciation
of S550,0oO to complete the puachase of
me buildins in Philad lphia for the Post o.
fee there; 900 for fitting up the same
The house considered and passed 90
private bills, including the Senate bill
for the rilief of the widows and orphans
OF the officers, seamen and marines of
sloop- ofwar Albany and the brig Por-
poise. The bill provides that the 18th
OF April and Goth of June, 1855 shall
be taken as the days on which the YES
sells were lost, anj from which the pen
sion shall commence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

DWELLING Houses To rent on Second and Third
~ sts., Ia the west end VI the city.
Ten valuable building Lots In SsssArvants sdditkMl
near y NJ D. Burrows residence, ios ssle On vsrJ
reasonable terms.
Two Lots on the Bius, head ~ Gaines seyess,-ons
unrestricted River ycu--Sss vale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots ar bussns~s houses ssd OVEN
ngr on ithrristi aud Main streets, north VI vtxth
fos sale vsrykw.
Ten valuable building Lots on S.rcaA and Third
sIssss, ios sale, credit .: ave ycap 0evsa % mos
'" s"e V~Schsw mo icy
LIT IN 1recns Addition; dwelling houss On shs
premises, nor sale cheap
West hall i0s J. IA book !; Dosse. veI and irs-
spr-vrmcnts.
~ feet front by ~ Set se5,on M.in s.ree4. opvusss
the leCiaire House for sale.
Corner ht on Main AMI From .trres. Rer sale chap.
West lot 2, block 66, opposite y. Coukss rect
dence. for sale cheap. an long time.
West = Lots. block SO. IleClaire's It'll addttnI
horse with rooms, and good stable
Lots and 8 in Mitchsil'o addition, and Dwelling
house e. BY ~ on ht T. for sale cheap.
Ehsw y sec a. ~ ~, east, 50 acscs ior sale J
acre lot IN HeiIiies Robinson h BnllsUes Aasitk0
9w y aud W Use y, sec y. ~ N, q fur sale.
NeS sec rs, tp 50. r5r Clinton county, Essa,r.
Sacrcs land ser ~, ~ IS, cart, mile from Dsv
enpor.
% acres IN sec a. sp IS. &C.; al under ealiva
s.w. X $. INT. - T. . T., leo .rres niiss ssruI
/ Davenport, for sale.
= .R. offs W sta. W X ofNEk n. and
EkotNw S2A 70 X 10 " Louise CouaSy -
joining timber. Tor sale
ofNw kSHT n \ . " 0ne mile fynm ~
| city Of Nus tatin-. for sale.
~ acres land 10 under cultivation. fcncrA 2 stovy
house good water i.O fruit trees premises hrtna
the Of = " = 20 rs II ~, , miles from Davru-
port, for sale.
~ acres with dwelling house and stable aud cthey
IMPROVEMENTS. adjoining the city Of Davenport, to-
| fale.
wk"Hw xsiorsoaE, 80 acres sor sale.
Forty acres No prairie land. ness wsieess. n,
sale very lcw-price t5WO.
Thirty acre. u md In West Davenport, ibs saIs
cheap In - u from four 10 eight acres, ans view u
River aud Twin Cities.
Also several ether valuable tracts Of Real Estate II
the city and country, Tor sale by
ALLEN DOOLAN,
oc'iZ du No. OrT's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

~ We learn from the National Infelli-
sencer that il is not true the free state men
are leaving Kansas. None have !eft except
few on temporary absence. Business al
Lawrenc :, Topeka and other points had re-
vlved, and was going on with undated EN-
ergy. Al Lawrence they were building
large first class hotel and Unitarian church
The inhabitants were in the best OF spirits.
" o "relief" money had been received =
The !-sufferers" are the contributors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

AHo-SuRJEcr voR THE SEAsoS.-The
following advertisement appeared in o
Worces.crpsper last week:
"NorrcE.-By particular request. there
will be meeting atfhe Wesleyan church,
in Leicester, on Pleasant stree, at O'Clock
p NJ, Sunday, July 18th.
"Subjeos- Heil-fre and Politics.
s'B. N. BUlAocS, Pastor"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

a GRADUATED SCALE or IlUsBAxps.-
Two dsJe ago.. writes the Paris corres.
poneent OF Le Nord, "there died at Ver.
ss'iles. IN complete ohscurity; . person
re VINO nss . nsme in history-Co Count
is bombelles, who after Nspoleonl and
tho Count do Nieppsre, wss tha third
husband Of Marie Louise"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

"a New Granada paper states that
,he pccuniarv damages resulting from
the Fanama riot do not amount by one
tenth what the Americans claim. Gen.
Mosguera warmly urges Lis government
to maze speedy reparstiou for the out
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

The Boston Traveller estiwstet ~
ssroings Of the shipping tonnage OF that
smountiog to nearly COG, 600 ions
at twenty millioos Of dollars Tor he
year 1855. s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

Tu1 NEUROLOGY or HARVARD UNIvERsl.
rr.--Thc Boston Daily Advertiser con-
tains obituary notices Of forty-three
graduates. Of Harvard University, who
have died during the last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

Tot IN. = AZ" DtIH' Nv
MEssRs. EplroRs from the recent 20
litical movements IN is country, Is II not
lair to conclude thatJ. w, Stewart is more
firm in the belief taan ever before, that
"Hirsm Trice is morally and politically
corrupt % "h-l"
ENQUIRER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

cTOne Of tire largest hotels in this
country IL tho Iternational ut Niagra.
When the additions arc all completed il
will have . front OF us feet, which
makes It more spacious than the United
Tue lntefnstiouAi Costs 9l2O, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

fH- Mr.. Seward said the other day.
in the senate, that he was firmly Of tho
belief that Mr.. Douglas 'had no un-
pstsiotic or unjust motives" in urging
the repeal Of the Missouri compromise
This declaration constsasts strangely
with the wrc.ehcd abuse of Mr.. Doug
las by the black republican press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

Mr. Joseph Sheriff of Emmmett,
Colhoun Co., cradeled four acres and
half in half day. lie hardly needs
patent reaper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

TThe Port Huron c commercial says
the fishing has been unusually dull along
the shore Of Lake Huron. The quantity
taken in tho Lake are not half that Of
laat YeQf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

That the terms of the Senate bill FIR m.
Pacifca'ion of Kansas was pronounce ed bv
John P. Hale to be unexceptionabIe AND
YET THE BLACK REPuBLlcANs OPPOSE TT.
That this bin abolishes those local law.
which Gen. Cas- denounces a, unw, rthv
OF the age; YET THE BLACK REpUsLrcANs
OPPOSE 1T:
:, That i aboiishes those oaths which the
Kansas legielatui . imposed as to the fuei.
i've slave bill. YET THE BLACK RxPuSIr.
CANS OPPOSE 1T:
laat 1t abolishes all Objectionable onali.
hca''ons as to the manner Of voting : YET
1HM BLACK REPUBLICANS OPPOSE TT.
mat It also prohibits the Kansas ieo;sl.-
lure from enacting similar laws in fntur.
AND YET THE BLACK REpUBLrcAns oppos
1T: offos
That it provides that all actual s.,.,,
driven out OF Kansas may return and vot.
AND YET THE BLACK aEPUsLlcAHs op,osr
1T: 1oSA
That it provides for the protection 70 tho
settlers Of the whole army Of the Dated
States to uphold this law; AND YER THE
BLACK 81 REPURLIcANs OPPOSE lr.-T Boston
Post. l~os'O"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
STATE NEWS.
The Msanoketa Sentinel says:

Aue s,ebts'Ns
"Our farners are still in the mids OF their
harvest Ia all directions throughout the
country, farmers are busl'y engaged IN cut
ting thor grain, which, as far as we have
been able TO learn, is equally as good, IL
lot better than the crop last year. There
appears to be considerable tro uble in secu-
ring HELM for the harvest field, and some OF
the farmers are Offering as high Is $2,4o
per DAY,
Williansburgh is another OF those towns
in Buchanan Comfy which is daily inereas-
ing and pro speriag by means OF its iof alton
and the Industry and Intelligence OK ITS ~
s"MtRfoN.-We understand that the Scam
Mil st Marion, met with an explosion last
week, which dia sorle considerable damage
though we are nat infcsmed deffnitely as
to the extent. twill prob IDLY be repaired
in few days.
BUTLER Co.-C'arksviIle, in this coun'
~, is Oh the Sherlock River, "a nd has good
wafer power; runnin, a'rcady three Saw
mills, which are yet unable TO supply the
demand for humber SAelrock on the same
stream, eight miles from Lncsville, Bremen
Co., contains some thirty three buildings,
a first cl,s. saw mill, and a gristn.ll in
course OF erection. + fteen houses will
probably be put up there this season.
SrsRM.--A terrific storm visited the coun'
ties Of Blackhawk, Grundy and others, on
the III inst, during which Mr. Charles NJ
Kstchum, one of ''the most respectable and
energetic citizens" of Grundy Co. was in
stantly killed by lightning.
MARION Coat the county Democra ic
convention in Knoxville, J T. Neal, an able
member Of the last House, was nom n,'cd
for the State Senate Green + Clark and
Miles Jordan for Representatives.
LyNcHivG.--W VIM. Nun WAS taken nv the
"Regula'or," at Ottuinwa the other nisht,se
verely h,-sci ani sou,eI in the river, for
abusing his wife.
BLAcKH.wK Co.-Waterloo, the county
seat lies on both sides Of the Cedar X yer.
Cedar Fall'upon the same river possesses
very superior water power, and is thriving
well. Alden is a "yearlng" town, al % on
the Cedar, most rnagnlti, emily situated on
the line Of the Dubuque and Pacific II. II,
and having also an excellent water power
here are two papers publish cd in thi,
county, the Binner, at Cedar Falls, and
the State Register, at Waterloo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

s1-KEgP TT BEPogK THE PEOPLE, 1"sr
BILL MAS PASSED rsE tfthfk ~ As"''''oS'
DECLARING VOID TuI oBsoAieus La"so1 'i~S
Kansas IrofsLlTunr, AID GIVING fEAcs TO
rH.TDIsrRAcTEp TrRRtToRy' AND 7HAT TUE
BLACK RrpuaLIeAssI THE HousL AEsUsE 10
VOTE FoRIr?.s1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

cTThe Odd Fellows OF Portsmouth,,
Va. acknowledge the receipt Of Sc, $780,
SO from tho brethren in the United States
during the epidemic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

We with pleasure give the following,
from tho Sentinel Keene, N. II. On in.
serion in our paper:
We learn from ono who has Just re-.
turned from towards the setting sun,
that our friend, Hon. A. II. Bennett, has
established himself at Davenport, Iowa !;
| put out bis professional shingle, Offering
his services to those who run against
each other, or by accident or s'malice
pretense" get into the meshes Of the law.
Ass lawyer, Mr. Bennett is of that class
who should be called honest. as they
strive by judicious counsel to prevent
rather than encourage litigatiOn;-no
ambitious 80 clear the guilty and var
n'sh crime" Consequently he has &C.
qulred the reputation of being more
sound than Brilliant rom our igno.
rance OF the West, We can hardly form,
an opinion whether or not our friend
talents and moral worth will be appre.
ciated BY that fast, and m ney- loving
people. But We believe Mr. Bennett to
be man who will leave bis mark wher-
ever bis lot may be cast. And We Oh oulj
not be surprised at any time to learn
that discriminating and approaching
public bad offered him the iu iicial er.
mine, which We are confi ent he would
wear without leaving upon it a stain or
sspst. We are sorry to have Mr. Bennett
leave us, though We be love tina with his
interesting family, just expansing into
usefulness, he may do more for the great
cause OF humanity in the far west than
ne could have done had be remained iu
the circle Of his friends. We shall miss
him most 10 any subsequent effort to i'm.
prove our common schools. lie has the
leading epirit in our board Of education.
aud did moro to instil life and awaken
deeper interest in the cause Of e.juca- |
uon, than any other man in New Hamp-
shire. And he will ever be held 10 rrate.
iul remembrance by those who have en-.
loyed tho advantage of his successful; ef.
forts: We trust bis zeal 10 the cause q,
popular education, and every benev olent
enterprise, will not abate 10 bis new
held OF action, May he ever prove true
to himself. his good name, and the prin-
clples OF his puritan ancestors under all
circumstances and in every station he
may fill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Notice.

A II. persons knowing themselves ind. bttd IN the
1Asuhscriier, are very politely but earnestly ~.
quested to call and settle up Immediately As All &C
couhts not settled BY the 2Sh Of August viii be put
INTO the hands Of proper ofncer for objection
JOHN JORDAN
Davenport, July 96th-aW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
WANTED.

n GIRL 10 'o general hous,w work To such an one
"A I'D wages and permanent employment Will be
given. Enquire at this office.
July 2S.-,lif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT!

Liie OF James buchanan, Paper, Price rs
" . Cloth, 81 90
John Charles Fremont, Paper, IS
- Cloth. " 81 90
he most complete editions pnbli-h d. For sal u
TIE TWIN CITY BOOK STORE.
2nd st. opp. l., Claire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

WNebrasks, it is said, is becoming
settled very rapidly. Prairies that 2
year or two ago were desert waters, are
now covered with farm houses and eyerv
Indication of civilization.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
DWELLING HOUSE,

w ANTED-to Rent. dwelling house, containing
" from to rooms. Apply at the SAFE DEM
July II '56-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Tho NI01ahNttN1a
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

WIZ Manhatfn Company affords IN the ossureA
L I'll" advantages ~ the mutual system Mined with
The security of the Joint Stock Company. N has Q
paid up Cash Capital % 800 OsW and an accumula-
t"i I" provide for losses If more than
QUARTER OF A MILLION OF DOLLARS
over and ah,ve the Capital.
Every plicy holder may share In the profits ~ the
business and may the same in cAaw o. On 4.
Grease Of The s'n"ht insured, BY q reduction u the
annual premium.
n" Company IN the United n ates ~ RS superior a..
vanas's. Its affairs are carefully amt economically
manager, and is profits have been larger than other
'lic Insurance Company, with soand CASH carr a.
IAe neat division Of prcffs rlH take mace n 1876
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Bs4sissCsS Directory.

!
| Bankin: Exchange.
! NICHOLS CAMPBELL 4 CO.....M,in
COOK 4 SARGENT..... cor Main Ascend
! Mct:REiOR. LAWES \ BLAkEMORE.. Main st
ChUBB, BRO. BARROW 4 co, Cor Main I'd SIS
| Land Agents.
WM. ALLEN............P O. building, Brady st
NJ koLLS. ISbElL co. ...............Meins 81
Dry Goods.
SUTTON CO......... cor end and Rock Island SITS
T. FISH. I'd -. opposite LeCIaire House
GEO WEAVER -. Main. st. near Cork & Sargent
WADSWORTIi I'd ST; opposite LeCIaire House
KNAPP \ REDMoN.. No. LcCiaire Row.
u. u. SMITH,. Corner ?d and Brady.
ADAMSoN RAPP...........2d. St above Perry
y. INSLEE......... No IL, LcClaire
Clothing.
SAMUEL PERRY .................O rp. Post Once
T. LnWENSTElN.......... 6 l. Claire Row.
J. 8 nRAKE..............Bia Brady, bet N Ath 81
A~OASILE,. x co... Cor 81 h Br ady st.
Dry Goods and GrcePies.
n. u. HEiDENHEIMER.. 2nd near Brady 81
Watches 4 Jewclry.
HOUSED. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IcCl,ue Row
=. biLLnN. No. L"Ciairc Row
n :. NELSON. ................B BRADY, above ~.
lSesks Stationery.
$. II STARR .......... I'd st. op. IT, Claire House.
9: Ellis CD............No. LCIsirc Row.
Eli ADAAS = ~ Near Post Once.
AsWsb Z OUpDs
4. 5, AASToN CO.. Brady st. below Cd
A. UnncN ..........Je Claire Row.
vERDER X CHAMPION. .SeconS STREET. |
Hardware.
pAWNEN.. cor Front & rady |
POWELL = CHILD. I'D st., east VI Brad /
Wholesale Groceps
BAKkLEY THOMPSON \ CO.. Cor. 81 Perry. /
DALZEIL co.. Cor. Cd X Perry.
WILEY h MUNGER. ond ncar Rad
& BROWN, Front ST., ep Ferry
RYAN AcCANN.. .............. burrows blocks
DrUggists.
J. T. WEEB..... No. 10 LsClaire Row.
Gents Furnishing Gesds.
J. 8. ASTON ACO.......... Brady IT. below ID.
kNAPPA k6UMON... ...........9 Lerlaire Row
iEnDER + CRAMPTON.. SECOND 81, last Of Brady
Boots 4 Shoes.
1OORE Brady bct. ~ K I'd
JAMES JORDAN........ Front bet. Brady l. Perry
Tobacco 4 Cigars.
IN. FRANkEt.. ..s........... Brady near Front
Music 4 Musical lnstrHme ats. f,
OsE1PH 4. CRANDALL.......N No. LrCiaire Row
Stoves + Tinwsre.
YAM l. EARLY,........Cor. Front K Main Ste.
MITCHELL 4 GlLLETT... BRADY bet. 4 81 !
The Iewa Agricultural Dept.
CURSE vEIIE CO.. 49,. cor Front & Island | n
Leather ahd aaAdlery Hardware.
AIGIlT SEARS. .2nd st bet Brady 4 Perry
Fusnitnre, Mattresses and Upholstery. :
cNEIL BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
forwarding and Connissias;
HOCP BARkALOw.,........cor Front + Lees
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
s + A II KS
INDIAN
fever AND AcUE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An I.NhNible Remedy )or F.s~r and A0u. Dumb
Ague, Night ISsreafs and al kindred dis<ases
NulS Is one 81 Nature's remedies discovered ss,A
successfully used for many years BY certain rib.
OF Indians on the western fronth Z, and has never
bern known 20 fail Of eTcting q cure Auiong thous-
ands rho have used 1t. II pr scss.s the power 10
remove and eradicate every yesfee ~ Pver and Ague
from the SYSTEM and is the only known certain rem
cay. One important advantage this remedy posle.-
SO over all others, asid" from the intrinsic value as
remedial sg"nt. Is that no drugs or medicines are
taken ut, the stoma' d'blIifste and break down
the sysfem. Its en- cts almost mirzruIous, aud
need only 10 be trcd TO insure place for in every
family where Fever and Aguf ~ has BEEN or h like
ly 10 be.
The Agent has nnmberiess Certificates II Cure,
which with pleasure, will be shown 70 all Wishing 70
bee them.
Cures have been effected in this city and vicinity
References will also he 10 such citizens This
Kennedy Is Powder and is applied externally, and its
effects are truly wonderful.
Pr'ee ~ per Box. And . cure guaranteed or the
money refunded.
LEWIS FINCH, Agent. |
At II. i. Chd's Hardware Establishment, on ID Il. |
few doors east Of Brady. tjyi0dSml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

st Johns, July Is.
:. The Legislature has repealed the Prohib-
nory Liquor Law BY vote Of % to Z and
revived the license law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

The population Of Cube u e.'ims-
ted 1t the present time Of about ] Co.,
600. OF these, $50, 900 are white $50,
600 slsye black, and about 300 100 free
black. BY roysl order issued % the
l2,h Of March, 1897, free sel"red people
were prohibited from landing 10 Cabs
on any psesense whatever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

Collections promptly attended 10 IN sll pss,s eetAs
state; Lands entered and warrants lsostea n a:4
Land Districts ofthc ate hssey Isvessss ssA T.sss
paid, Tor non-vesidents; Money Loaned N unescsW-
leased Real Estate 81 al kinds bssUAs ssd ssjd -
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
New York, July %.

New York, July %.
There were about 5000 persons present
at the Fillmore meeting which took place
at the Academy of Music, last evening"
Speeches were made by Davis Ut NO..
Moore of Ohio, Murshall of Ky, and others
Hiram Ketchum presided. Much enthu,i-
asm prevailed.
The American ratification meeting in
Brooklyn, came off last evening al the Hall.
Considerable enthusiasm prevailed.
Addresses were made from four different
stands. AT the principal stand the Hon.
John Dykeman presided, and addresses
were made by the Chairman, Hon. ]. NJ.
Harris of Mo Hon. H. Marshall of Kv.,
Cot. Perrin of Tenn, and others. At the
other stands the speakers were Geo. Cop
way. j. 6. Jacob, DR.. Stedway, Hon. E. s
Wood, Mr. Ostrander and others.
AZ the close, at II O'Clock. procession
several thousands was formed
and marched through the principal streets
OF the city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
New York. 1ulv 81

President Pierce has pardoned Wagner,
who Is in prison for his completely in the
enlistment business. This ends these nat.
tiers a Tar - or Courts are concerned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
New York, Julv IS.

Brig Anna. Of Baltimore, from Aspin.
wall, while off Petro Bank, was struck
2ssh, by water spout and capsized. The
captains son and three seamen were drown
ed. The captain. mate, and two seamen
escaped in the long boat, landing near Car
thagen:, after rowing four days, arrived
here this morning In the Schooner T. H Nil.
Ter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

SPECIAL NOTICES.
t mi. h. A.. limit. nunb.r % s,,erisl noliccs,
x h. Inserted a, ceits per lite each insertion,
or nfty cents vcr week
Rank Oc kyOs'sssce'
FLORENCE, Nessssks
Gro Is. SARGENT, Prrs't. J. u PARKER, Cash.
vIyuE urd .rsign,d propTirt"rs 81 the HANK Of
r7,r.nc. N.braska, are by the pro-
yi,.p, 81 It's Charter, individually rs"ns'he
Tor all it. ,sspes and will resirsm The Notes Of said
insitu'rn al its counter w 'ns cy 81 f'"rehr, W
Gin and Al either u III ir Banking Houses, Easi-
eru Exchange at one pr cent, IN specie u same
rates II other cnrrncy.
COOK Il SARGENT Davenport
COOK SARGENT DoWNEi Iowa City Iowa
cnoY SARGENT 4 COOK Fort n~s Mcnes
COOK SARGENT \ PARKER, Florence, Nebrsrka
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County Nominations.

County Nominations
FOR SENATOR.
GEORGES. q. DOW.
For Repre-
LEROY DODGE.
LEMUEL PARRHrRsT.
AUGUSTUS SMALLFIELp.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN JOHNS.
For County Clerk,
JOHN ID EVANS.
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Boston, July 25.
The American Convention continued in
sess'.h all night, and finally organized by
the choice Of Hon. E. C. Baker. Fremon.
ter, for President, by a vote of 3O6 TO 26l.
Two-thirds of the FillmorItes have left the
Hall in body Governor Gardner was
subsequently nominated BY reclamation for
Reelection, and Henry Buckley for Lieut.
Governor; and also the present Secretary
OF State, Auditor General and Auditor.
The Fillmore boilers marched to their
headquarters. where after some speeches
II was voted to endorse a call for a Fill
more Convention for the 9th Of August,