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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

gcyernnont b founded on PkaseHss esses %
MIND, 10 the reflection Of public opiIion,
and on - other theory cen ito true prieei'
pie be illustrated OF practically carried cut.
Wien The ocean surge Of federalism rosred
The ioudest. be Wa The rock ihat ba6stsd
the tillow emo sheltered the Eagle. Pos
scssed q both wisdrm and experisnee Tor
pos erful political uovems,'s. for the 3D.
voescy Of great principles. to direct IN crit
zeal junciures 10 State Affairs, inseus,bls to
the Lore Of influence, or money, or the pes
sion Of ONCE, he has lived ard labored Tor
great public ends alone, sdhering to pripci'
pie under oil circumstances, preserving in
violabIy the ssnciity Of bis faith insvery vi
eiss,tude, and when literally beseiged and
surrounded with.,reason and traitors, he has
ever maintained and advocated liberty, free
from licen,iousness, protected BY law. An
orator, not wrapping hi, audience to the
seventh HEAVIER, BY brilliant but empty dec
lamstion, or rhetorical flourish, but convin'
cling their understanding BY clear and CO.
gent argument and that pure and exalted
fire Of the soul, bespesking per'ec, SINGER.
ity, being at all times digni6ed, distinct,
sound, logical and peculiarly impressive.
A citizen, plain and economical in his hab
its, aiiibls and courteous in his manners, .
perfect pattern Of industry, devoted 10 his
principles aad friends, he presents q model
worthy of the imitation OF every good man
and friend Of the Republic, and Mr.. Blu
ehanan would but respond to The universal
public sentiment Of the great Democracy
of the nation, BY sppoirting him Secretary
Of State. W. 3. B.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Which motion s,s carried.

Which motion wss carried.
On motion . committee consisting Of his
Honor the Mayer. Aids Forrest and ccrbin
were appointed, TO advertise for proposals
for printing one thousand copies Of the Re.
vised OrdinsLess and binding one hundret
copies.
On motion Mr.. e. P. Gi!iett was .ppoin
ted City Weigher.
On motion J. r. Sitley and Louis Wye,
were appointed City Measures Of Wood 1
Lumber.
On motion tie Ordinance COMMITTEES
were instructed to report an ordinance, q
the next meeting Of the Ccunc,i for widen
ing the Sidewalk on the east side Of Main
street between ID and 81 streets 10 Ia tact.
o. motion the Council adjourned.
VIM. HALL, Clerk.
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street, between east side eE LsClaiss street.
end The west side Of 1Arnsn stsssas without
consent u City Council and ownsrs Of pre-
party fsentiag thereon. FOR IL ,sra q I've
years.
o. mefloo CsgEeii sajsunsd until ,
o'clock p. n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
find ROys' ClOShivg.

Our stock o. Furnishing Goods consists In part OF
Ties. Stick, Cloves, SuspeRd,fs, shirts. Collars,
Drawer ani hosiery
Come ard Sc ~, w. have full and splendid stock
Of every kind to tie on and p!sase the tasts
Of thc uistt ia t,diYB.
Thankful fr the lit-rai patronage that has horn
bso~rl On Us, We hop by ciDee Application 10 bus
ness AMI our utmost end ay1rs 10 pleass that re
viii merit continuance Of our old customers snd
large incrcasc OF new ems
dec2tf q DnARR 70
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On motion the Or dinance concerning Pc.
lice was amended by striking out the duty
20 cry the ho1r Of the night.
On motion the Ordnance concerning mis-.
demeanors, was 50 amended ~ 10 make it
misdemean0r, punishable by 6Ee OF not
less than twenty, nor more than two hun
dred dollars, fer any person to run an EN-
zine or locomotive through Fifth street, at
,peed greater than at The rate Of six mites
pet hour, OF without continually ringing the
bell while the sngine is in motion.
On motion the Ordinance concerning
Nlisances, &C., was amended BY striking
out the 18th seet,,n OF the ssme.
On motion the Ordinance concerning
Shows, &c, was 90 amended 40 70 make the
Incense fee for circusses $50 for each per.
Torrance, for eaeh theatrical Performance
$40, for one month so, for six months
$3.50. and for one year $500, fss every other
exhibition, &e., ..
On melton the Ordinance concerning De-
PCT snA fsssan sssesls was - ansa1sd ~
b pssAlblt ~ nailrsaa Ceepsay frsa
eAeaGiag ~ 49, e ssuth ut = Dspet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
WAIT FOR TINE WAGON,

INA few DAYS HIRAM 2 GREEN will opau Game
/ and Fruit store. Perry ~ """t n'~' don- ~ tn
United ~ ates FNn-s ss one Fresh Fish. Ovst.rs
Gamn Fruit and Choice C-ars OF NJ, known var les
viii he constantly kept h.nd n wiz alsnkeec on
hand iaree assortment ~ Preserves and Pickles
thing mich needed in ,hs West. Give bin call
deriNiw
fC CAMPBELL
Attorney ami Counsellor II Law. Davenport Iowa
One. pa,tnpgrl's BOX ,crn.r Main and s'cond
streets. detlSdtf
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Couseii Chamber, Dec .. lSos
Adjourned Mestins-Afasaeee Session.
Present:

couseii Chamber, Dee .. iseS
Adjourned Mestins-Afasaees esssion.
Present:
His Hoeer the Mayor. G c. AlTeHsII,
IL: Ward. John Schutt.
% CHI Eyssr,
Sd Austia Corbin, ] = De~iins,
eth John Forrest,
5th I" Vim kissey,
Glib Sasnu.l SAddoris.
On motion the Ordinance 10 Pssvstt lip
plins and dram shops ard TO provide for The
shatemea: thereof was stricken out.
o. motion the Ordinsnee concerning the
construction Of Pnvies Was 50 amended -
no, 10 prevent the construction Of vaults OF
a less depth than effect, provided that they
be walled with stone or brick 80 - to enable
them to Be sssily cleansed; and oil such
vaults shall b. thoroughly cleansed once in
each month from the FIRST day Of April 70
the 10. day Of October in each year.
On motion the marshal was instructed to
collect rent from the owners Of Meat Mar
kets.
On no,tos . committee Of 3 was sppoin
ted consisting OF His Honor the Mayor
AID Forrest and Saddoris to report to ,hs
Couue il such amendments 10 tie Charter Of
the City a. they might deem advisable.
On motion Council sdJour nsd until We'd
nesday, Des 10th at 7 o'clock p N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

NTAn author Of love story, 10 de-
scribine his heroine. ssys:" Innocence
dwells in the dark cluster Of her dark
hair" A waggish editor suggest that
fne sootl, comb would bring It out.
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AID Corbin, Committee OH revised Or.
finances, submitted . Revision Of the Ordi-
Lancss OF the City.
Ga melton the ordnance eonc, lninS Re-.
Sc, ue was so amended as:.to make the tax
lin on property f,om the lst Of March 10
each year.
o. motion Sec. 8 Of the Ordinance eon-
ceraing the we Ching Of coal and hsy, and
the me. SUI ment OF wood and lumber, was
so lint. Cad Lat the welghers and measur-
err shcald retain the fees received - COM
ps' 'st OF Tor their services, and should be
sw 1tii % perform the duties o! their Office
to the he,, Of their know ledge and ability.
Ga motion the Ordnance prov iding for
the election Of Mayer Was 4,gicken ou,
.On motto. The Oriihahe. picyiAins FOR
the election Of Clerk, Treasure amt Mef-
siei, was SO amended a. 10 include the cleo.
ton Of Mayor.
@On motion Sec. IL Of me Ordinance
vs. 80 amended as 10 provide fos paying
H.. Clerk .Alsry q 5000 ycar Tor his
services, instead o!the fees heretofore aid
him by the City.
On motion TIE preset Clerk "as aY'i'r-
iyel to raw a salary at the ratste $@eo .
year, from the 10, ot April, 1856.
On motion Sac Council s.llo' rue! m u
Pm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
FROM kANsAs.
Exp0oili0n Of the IA sas Aid soc acty.

Gxp0obtl0n Of the kaasas Ala s0cac'y.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Nov. "a, 1886.
MR. EDITOR AS ! am interested
in the state of this territory, wculd
say to those coming TO Kansas, come
on your own responsibility, and then
you know What to depend upon, for
you cannot depend upon the assistance
which is promised you, if You start I'M
der the promise OF the Kansas Aid So
ciety. That is nothing more nor less
than a specializing operation, from be.
ginning to end, which originated in
Yankecdom, and it is time tina, the
honest donators should be d,ped no
longer for bleeding Kansas. There is
no doubt but there are people who
need aid, and | would advise those who
give aid to send it to some person or
persons the parties may know, and ,hc',
what they send or give, yon will Know
is distributed to the neccssitous.
state, for instance, that the orig
nal Chicago Company never fulfilled
their contract with the company that
lelt there in June last, which was one
Of the first to go to Kansas, and which
has seen moro hardships than any 9th
er company in the territory. The
cosntnittc was to give them assistance
on their arrival in the territory, and al
20 find them in provisions for one year,
which has not been complied with. Ii
you ray anything to them. they reply
Is . eli lea to the National Court, and
when you mention it to them, they say
you are : separate concern, we have
nothiag to DO with You. That is the
wayyou are treated, after being induced
@ leaves comfortable home, 10 endure
lpsivaGious and hardships for the Aid
e1ciety TO speculate from. For sam
- q the comnittec's generosity,
cios toyca one circumstance among a
hu1is9 ~ haPpen daily. A Mr..
49, g Rpck(brd, had lost all his
- - = - hatlls = o.sowatomie,
81 VS " sOesga NJ Whitman gave
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Class, although large, stiil che wosld DO
pleased 10 give Lsssons to few more
pupils. Her residence 10 Oh Fourth
street, sorth side, one door east Of Bra
dy, with Der Fsshsr, J. 7. Hildrsth edi-
Tor OF The "Stass Democrat" Applica-
sions may b osde u her residence or
Of Mr. Hildresh ss The Office Of this pa
per.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ISABELLE.
Charleston Dec l..
II ste amer Isabelle from Havana anG
Key West arrived here this morning.
The steamer Tennessee had arrived a
Key West from San Juan Oh the All, ins'.,
with 600 passengers and $9O0, goo in specie,
SO says the dispatch.
Is OF the passenger Of the Tennessee had
died Of cholera
The passenger state thai the accounts from
Nicaragua were that Gan Walker hal been
driven from every place where he had OBJ
tanned footing. with the exception Of the
transit route. The last accounts reported
tina, about 100 Of Els me !, after fighting 2
da. at Granada, were sur. ounded by the
Cos RIGA, SlAyedor and Guatemala forces
C.n Walker was on board = steamer On
the Lake, without communic alton with h.s
army, and his men were suffering for pro-
| visions and elo'hing-were dying of by dis.
ease.
LArER-Gen Walker has burnt Gsenrds
and Marsays
A rival fight had occurred near San Jnaa
del Sur, lasting 2 hours, between Costa
Rica Brig OF war and . Nicaragua war
steamer Grenads.
Among the passengers OF The Tennessee
| il Lola Montes.
Washington, Dec Is
v treaty has been negotiated betwees
the U. 5. and venesuela, which adjusts
oil the dif6culties between the two coun-
tries. Il will b ratified 10 few days.
7 II Youog, late U. 8. Consul q. Caro-.
Goa, who brought this treaty, is now
here, and l understand be will sail for
Venesuells - bearer Of dispatches.
Adsicss received ct tho Navy Depart.
uent cay that the steamship Supply left
Smyrna, Nov IS, With Camels for Z. s.
New York, Dec. IS.
Str. George Law arrived from As
pinwall, bringing California dates to
Nov. 20, and sI,60O,00o.
Money prospects continue good.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to sink the steamer Orizaba while lying
a. her dock in San Francisco.
Two hundred recruits for Walker
went down on the Orizaba.
Key West, Dec. II.
! Gen. Harvey and suite had arrived
on tour Of inspection to the different
posts.
Flags of truce were hoisted At ali
the posts; to call the Indians in for 8
talk, and bring them, ii possible, 10
terms Of peace.
NEw losK, DEC. II.
4 fire broke out in the chair and ia
BILE mandatory Of Partridge Il Son,
IS Fulton street, Brooklyn, last eve
ming. The building gu,ted out-a
comparatively small portion OF the
contents were saved. Loss $4,000
I CHARLEsros, S. c., Dec. II.
Mr.. Aston was inaugurated Govern
or on Thursday.
The Senate has tabled the report OF
| the Committee on the subject of re-
opening the slave trade.
RIcANoxD. Dec. II.
A stream Of water broke loose last
night in the Midlothian coal pits, drown
ing six white men and seven negroes.
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5th +" WIN. 5. kiGsey
9Th " Samuel saddori-.
In notion toe Ordirsnce establishing
lie limits was SO amended ~ 20 extend to
70 following boGristiss, COMMENCING on
thc " e., line CT Furhsn stree, Il i. inter-
se-tlo, with the .ontli lrr Of Sisli street,
thence south 10 tie Dep. 2 unis Of the
N 4 NJ X r C.; thence south ea.twsrdiy
along he east Inc u said grouads 70 the
Mississippi river; thence vest along said
river ID the ess, line Il Western avenue;
thence north along the east line Of said
Western svenne 10 Sixth street, thence east
along The south line .: sixth street 20 The
place Of beginning. Aud also 30 as 20 pro-
hibit the erection Of any frame building
within said District, unless BY the written
consent Of the Mayor, and then only when
such bIildiug i. desigued Tor rrivy or
stable.
On motion the Ordinance cor corning the
lsndin., in fron, Of the city ws, 50 amended
Harrison street, and also so as ~, 10 take
away any rights heretofore granted 70
Strong Burneli, IsCla'rr & Davenport and
John NJ. Cannon.
AID Saddoris mo- ed 10 insert The 9th See
ton Cf an OIdbance concerning meat mar.
kets, passed Oct. 18th, 1854. giving the City
the right TO take the Marke; House after
the expiration Ct three and within ten yesrs;
which section vas repealed Nov. s,h, 1854,
and called for NE yeas end nays.
Yeas john Forrest, James O'Br;eu,
Samuel SaddoT,s, John Sehuit, 4.
NaysJ NJ bow ling, Austin Corbin, c
III Eyser, w S Kissey, A Smslldeld. ;.
Motion 10 st.
On motion the Council adjourned until
Dec emher 9th NJ y O'clock M
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Handsome Residence e Re.l.
LAND EOR SALE.

memorial.
LADS Land Once, over fs,imsn. povs
4 = MeLfan's BANK. on Brady SIR. 4 novs1
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PsoecedAngs % she City Councii
COUNCIL CHAnsE8,1
DecensksI g. 1856.
Adjourned Meeting.
PREskNf.
His Honor the Mayor, 6. {. r. MiTcHElL
ALDERMEN.
is' Ward, John Sehutt, James O'Brian.
% CO.. II. Eyssr, A. Smalifed,
Sd Austin Corhiu, J. II. Bowling,
4ih :. None.
5th WIN Kinsey.
CT. Is Samuel Saddors.
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For Sale or Lease,

vNwKSTr-THRkE eligible Buli.ii.g Lots. .,,..,,~
% natris'n. Third .Ripty and Blcnsi.s.. strrsss
viii b. Sold or i.ss.d oa rss-,r a,,e ..,,,,..
,ieulais ,nqars u CoksiN 1 bow. or s''
tsux,tn sn..~
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Council Chamber, Dee 10th. 1880.
Adjourned Meeting.
Present,
His Honor The Mayor, q & X MirensLI
Aldermen,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Splendid Farm for Sale,
l6O Acres lnimprOved Land
For. aA1~.

This 10 beautiful l,n,, being In sec At MAR
only IL mile from the eitY aud . miles IRON. ls
Claire, fIics rrason,hlr and TINS easy Aprly /,
MOVE r C. EAps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
LIST GILL
To the Old Corner.
Closing Sale.
SUTTON & co.

HAVING made arraDrs msnts for . new anl more
spacious store Perry stTsei, TO which they ea.
pet Ia TcMoyt in few ~e,ks will IN the meea the
enrr the balance other de-irsbis stock %
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" EEKLY COLU MBIAN
5perial Notires.

Rs-A CARD.-AIr Mrs Hamilton wouiu express
their most grateful Acknowledgements 10 tier KIM ou'
side friends for the very acceptable merry christmas
present found their door, and to remove all anxiety
EXPRESSED lest the articles should not suit the do
nnrs that more perfect fit to ole and body never fell
to their lot.
RJ- Festival and Fair.-1he Ladies' OF the congre-
cation worshping in the 1st Presbyterian Church. of Co
lumbia propose to hold Festival and Fair Wednesday
evening February 4th 1857 for the purpose of paying
the debt which, after the united and strenuous efforts OF
the Pastor and Trustees still remains upon their house of
worship They hope that this object Will commend their
effort to the favorable regard of the citizens OF Columbia
and vicinity and elicit ready and 5era response from
all who feel interest in the maintenance OF the church
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NONST ABL E'S SALE

BY virtue Of execution, issued out of JUS
tee Stinchfeis Court of No Two Township, County o.
Tnonne state California to directed in favor Of
NATH ANIFI BAEARD and against F + LETtEiER, J. c.
ltTVTFR n v BROWN and O. II ALLEN, have seized.
and shall expose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION ~ 2o'coc
~ on the l5th day of January A. D. 1884, Inc peni-
s-~ the following described property, - wit All the
RIGHT title and interest Of the said F. F. fletcher C..
Miuter H. v Brown and o. H. Alien in the following de-
scrhed property One house and lot situated IN tue town
of Columbia County and State aforesaid and on
the street of SAID town known Jackson street about
Main street. Said house AMI lot known
the property formerly belonging TO y Bnard and now
oecuniei nv WIN Cummins.
Dated on the 23d day of December A. D 1856.
2s-3w JOHN A. PALMER Constable.
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NONSTABL E'S S A L E.

BY virtue Of IN execution, issued out Of Jus
tce ~tincheiA, Co@rt or No Two Township, County of
Tn,lumne State Of California directed in favor Of
p J. STARBIsD aud against 7. +. LEft HER J. c. MIN
TER ALL SNYDER have seized and shall expose Tor
sale at PUBLIC AUCTION at u ocloc NJ. the 18th
aav of January A. d. 1857 the premises the following
described property, 10 wit All the right title and interest
said F. fletcher j. C. Mnter and Call Snider in the oi
loving described property all that certain house and lot
situated the Columbia county AMI state aore-
said on or .- the street Of saai to9n known Jackson
r g.i ao i0a f.at Eas, frol Main street said house.
an at knnvn A. the prnrertv Formerly beonging To
B.na-d ~. nsN occupied by VIM Cummins.
ilatsi On ne 22i day % December, \ d. 1885
ss.sr JOHN A. PALIEp. Constable.