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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
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NAANUrA cTCREDty ,hr chicseo BA' AnhniA''"
nv Randolph street, corner VI CisiA' nm az
sLrUR BUCKwHEAr, CORN MEAL Ha ~ -"
MERs OsNABUkG AND SSAhLr'"'
GRAIN SACKS
Vurni.Led uI,pn til. shortest not,e' anu =, ~. .rs
l,..st market prices tn d"signs ior o'snuns 49,,
acw original, snd nDi to Do rufpas .am.pn
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

District Court.
Wednesday, Oct. /.
The State II. of Iowa Assault A' ,"a s ,"r
Reuben NJ. Peas
This action was tried before Justice Ea-
gal and P..as- fined $2o. for brutal as
sault upon i little girl BY the name of Mary
Elizabeth Calkins. hnd Peasr took the case
to t.e District Court by appeal from the
Justice.
The Jury ia the District Court returned a
verdict Of guilty, thereby SnstaIuing the
judgement OF the Justice.
There are some features il this case which
enlist the warmest sympathies Of the whole
community III behalf Of this poor, friend
less orphan girl. whom Pe4se has cruelty
pers+cuted for moie Than one year.
The girl was bon.d to Pease Is All apren-
tice 10 the State OF New York by the Super
,ntendents Of the Poor. III brought her
TO the Stat. OF Iowa, aud thereby ahnulied
he articles of apprenticeship by removing
with the girl out of the State when they
were granted. Such was the decision ot
Judge Tuthill But Pease and his wife
about one year ago, gave the 9'rl to Mrs
TYLER, the wife Ut B-nun, Tyler, amt I
most estimabls and worthy lady. TIL
child was sent to school BY Mrs. Tyler
and soon developed n races of character like
~ TO make he' most accomplished NO
man, and there sprung up between her an,
Mrs. Tyler the iivelies affection. A 500
a. Bease learned Of this improvement, he ne
manded the child back, having USE foI he
~ servant The child 10 l2 years " age
and 90 loved Mrs lyle, that she refused I
70 with Pssse.
Since then BE- prosecuted her with wri,
Of Habsss Corpus, has bounced upon her
the streets with cruelty, TO force her to :.
,urn to his house. The poor little orphs
has fed from hin with terror many time
and never goes into the street without fe,
OF harm from Psass II was the last sct {
injury for which Pease was tried and foun
guilty, and still he does not rsl nquish h
prosecutions OF that orpha' He has sue
out another writ Of Hsbsrs Corpus whis
was to be tried last evening, Whitaker
Grant. Cook / Dillon for Pssss Davist
4 Hubbell Cor State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

THERE vii b" meeting oi tB' Scoii COUNTY
Dem1c raiic Club iLr Cont Home Tue. DAY
this evrnIns, SEPT. soth to take into eon-ids aIlor
bnsines. ~ imp rtauce which will b. fpr" he
Club i..i 'uil ntt-t dance b. bad
Par ORDEk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

THsAikt. - Joint Benefit Of Miss
Kate Den,r and NJ. Ryan. This evening
is set apart FOR the benefit Of the above pop
9lsr itists - all excellent bill j, provided,
and good deal Of fun may be anticipated
The cone lud,ng piece, Tobins Comedy OF
the "Honey Moon" one q he most Il
egant in the English language. II has for Il
gfea, number Of years been regarded as "A
test comedy, and IS generally selected for
the opening piece IN most OF the theatres OF
the country The characters ave all strong
ly drawn, and all are firstrate. Miss Kate
Denim il the Jnlianna, Mis-. Mcmillan.
the Volante Messrs Douglas. Houeh,
Myers and Mathews also appear IL the
sam. piece.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
q H a NJ ID
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING!

Their VIII be grand Ma, Meeting 81 the b. u.oo-
racy ~ Central Iowa AZ The CITY o. MUsCATISE:
Tsesday, Oct Z 1885.
tn day before the opening ~ tn State raj!
Hon. JOHN G BRECKENRIDGE
STEPHEN A DOUGLAS,
= JESSE b BRIGHT, Of Indiana,
JOHN A. DIX, - New York
RTfTS CHOATF ~ Massaehusrtts
And host ~ other abb, eloquent and distinguish 4
champions ~ tn caus-. Including Our own Electoral
Candidates, arr .spected'o BE- rr~s~nt ahd address
the meeting.
Fr!' nd Of the Const,lu, ion and III" CLsai-,ov.ts
~ d,ue-tlc pea.c an national prospefiiy-iuru out
IA your strength, and lend your a.d IA crushing oui
the vile -prit ~ fsnaiicism and discof'i thht
threatens the Land with ~ fearful pIesence
CONE ONE' CoMA AJfl
Com. d the winds CONE when forest r-Iiei,
Com. thu waves come, when hsvi"s ar str andei
b. order IT the
COMMITTEE OF ARRiNGEMEsTs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
APPOINTMENT OF
HON. JAMES GRANT.

Hon. jams GRANT, Democrats ktctor iei
this stat, will he glad 10 sdire-s The peopie
In scott county the 10, Mon1ay in 0ctobr
Ia Nu>eatine county. ON ihs 2d MprdaN Ia OftVo-T
Ia John comfy he ID Mpnay Ia 81
In D,het Counties ~ which dusd notice vii, b.
xlysn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03


mDpstans = 1enalss-Ds. Cheesnan's
&10Ds~gos eonhtnslIons VI ingredients in lhe.s Plls
~ - result 80 loas md extensive prr,ice. The,
mild IN 49, oesssssa aud certain corrsc,ins
III irregularities, painful menssruaton removing all
abssrncatas, WHETHER from cold otherwise, head
srse psiu IN W ride palptstson Of the heart disturb
- .e~p. which arise from interruption Of nature -
They can be successfully USE = preventive Thes'
psIls should never be taken Ia pregnancy, - tue,
would sure TO canse MISCARRIAGE. wsrrsn,sd pure
y vegetable, and free tvom anything luxurious 10 ar
Of health Explicit dir.cttons. which rhosld u rad
sccompany sach boz. Price o.. For sale b. The
Druggisis - Davenport aud Hume, 4 CiiITsens-r,
RoSk Island Sent by mail by ,ncio-ing ~ 70 DIR Cor
aeiia- !. Cheeseman; No 49, BroAd~a,. Nss York
Ueso-siswlm)
am, ortoc,psa chassc,er isiioso VI DALLkfS MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
u, or lie never failing and aud unique property
.. .,. ~ applied To sny external injury to check In
a.nns,.on Instantly, and RAPIDLY 10 ie'iuo" II th''
FEATURE constitutes It, great pswet 10 alleviate "
pa,u o, burns and scaid-, aud ~ other ps'na' -
rsss, In ~ incredibly short q space OF i'nf sa d
.ll appear from IN" few Testimonials h"reuhio an
urxrd Every in,siigen, mind lie full, A~ar' 'hH' J"
OH cas-. u external injury, III" pain - pr"a"e -
Inflammation II thu injured part. aud lh''e'"'""
van ,smoy. tn aus the effect nui ease
q, IL putincativ- p,operties neutrah"' 'ht pa
an ths, nv iurk in ,,. systrn, and y III when ap-
u,,sd 10 the sor.s draw rapidly al impafs inS''e'
"a IN. sutf.ce and DC nhenc- III" great d'seh"fs
:, ,,aAure. from sores occssioned by burns-A"'
A 81 Al Nall H'euU
~ other cutsheoas t-ers"a
Each bex u scanlne Dslty's PAU Extractor mas
,.s II sAou Plat. Hngr Aved Label with the ''s"A'
,u,..sC v. CLuCkEkER . Co, propr'rt"rs. A"'
.vspy DAIJY. mxnufselnrer AL osh~f- ARE
counterfeit Price rs cep's per b"s
~, au.taot- -hould he s'iif's-~d :" 4. '"A
~, 4 Go 81 EarcIa, street. NV YORK
a,sbv all Druys,sts and M-ii'i dealers th'""s"
~ the Unit-a States
Am a. hate h~ior's Hsis Dye.-N' bu'"'ns
,,,s,.,,us COMO .nnd could ever hsv" a"a''e" NV
uni,err.j f4vu scesri'd t'' TINS DF' 81" 's'
ay.., falling ravnils Mature l. not "'''e wy "
,,.,, ,h.n III. biuwn or black p-vinc'd IN Vie ~
49,, .,.ves, on most fro~ - hair by ". Aad' anu
sold, q, applied al Bachelor wiz fa'''> ''' "'"'
,.,.,. ,n.ms, 2g3 groadw,y NV f"ik WIN
Ma, h.lo, A, on ,~ box Of all s'nu.ae yih AZ IN
"~' "''"' I" w
itSttlns
FOR tatr ny Atso't Van Pa'iru
..p26-iAw In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03


Some Of our contemporaries. are giving
the glasing Absurdities and striking incon-
sistsncies Of the Black Republican Adolf
sionists. IRON among them we select the
following.
They claim 10 be Republican party
and then call a convention TO nominate q
candidate for the Presidency, representing
only 10 State. out Of 81. which compose
the republic.
To claim 10 BE- an anti slavery party
and then TO select = STAKEHOLDER as tandi-
date for the Pres idency
To claim to b. the party in favor Of FREE
dom I'm favor Of the blacks-And then pro.
pose to enslave the whites who emigra'e TO
Kansas,
To endorse Summers abuse Of South Car.
DINA and Of South Carolina me and then
| select one from that State TO b. their stan
dard bearer
To claim 10 be IL IT, opposition party 10
Democ rscy and then select a renegade
from oui rank. a. Their candidate for Pres
ident.
To clamor against The selection 81 new
men, and then put on. N nomination who
had never had but iw.n'y-one days VI DO
/ Ii'icai experience ia hts aholr life.
CAME OsEn .hoit lime Since, III
W.lmot's distract, Pa. = - >aid that one
hundred FrrHnn'ers, m body, left then
party with their banner, IN their hands,
and enrolled themselves on the Democratic
aide.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
A CARD.

u NAnUe
sCRTlS CHADWICK, 3 ely .trrrt. side
~ bel we /. fIcst and S--coild Coln, ssioh Aer.
chant importers aud alsrs in American, English
and German Hardware Cutlery, 0u~s Pistols, Oun
Material, Sporting Apparatus, 0etsls, Paints, OILS
Glass, &c he beg leave - inform the citizen. Of
Davenport and the sdt,Ining towns that thcy will,
on or about the 9Th nst t,~n for inspection AMI
sale ono u thu laSg u and Dsa sssortd -tcE- u
Shift and Heavy HaT,iwar- .vsf brought 10 W :
ern market. We shsll make II onr aim 10 b. coI-
stAnsly supplied with fl assortment Of every ar
ticie In our line for which there Is any dnsGd En-
joyng the Dest fxrilitie. for purchasing having hu-
sDess connections 10 NrW YorS and uih.r Raster u
markets and bayina drect IRON tn, ushufsc turers
70. cash ~ -nAbtd 50 COR gods u prior. which
defy all compstitcn. We desire u call tn attention
Of Country Merchants and Isskis 10 oas stock and
prors, feeling conHd mt that compar!.on with CHI
cago ana ~. Louis purchases will result in our ia
vcr W. ere deter mined to make Il for he nsres 81
all TO Y. With their pAfronARe. We hall u
unusual indncsmenI- 10 cash and prompt short time
buyers l. ". CURTIS.
J. D. CHADWICK
naveunort Iowa Selt 10 le66-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

Positively fash,

scptIS
New Goods! New Goods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cdss.meres, Pest,nys, Gents.
Furnishing Goods and 7aiiors
Trimmings,
HAS just returned from the East with one Of the
largest and best selected stocks Of foods ever
offered Cor sale In this market consisting 10 part OF
the following articles:
0v00dcyOtks.
English French, German and Amer
team, Of the anest quality and latest
style Of hoods.
Cusoisnss'es.
Erslish, French and Alaer,can. Of
every variety OF style, Color and
quality.
Vssstss0s.
White Narseilles Na,alAsss, White
London Figured Tin-el ard color-d
siks, Fancy and Plain SILK Velvet,
Fancy Slk and Iinen Italian Six
| Grenadine, Satin, italian Ci.th,
! Silk Plush. and Faucy Cashmsres in
| great variety
| OVerc00stss0.
! Black, Blue aud Brown nroadciorh,
Unioa, whitney, aud Pilot Cloths,
! Fancy Blue, Brown and Mulberry
! Castor Beaver, Canada nike, and
Sala Ct the latest imports
! Ready JNad1s.
! OvsrroAi,, Oy-T.sack-, Aurtouts
Reef1ng Jackets and Talmas Trock
md Dress Frock Goats Of ali Qual,-
! ties and styiss, silk velvet. Plush.
! Cloth Cashmere and Valencia Vests.
Cas,nstt, Satinttt doubie and twist
4 fancy and plain Cashmere and Doe
! skin Pant, DEAN and Guernsey
Frocks, Wrappers and ovsraus
FssrssjsAtss1 Goo1s.
Hickory. calico, white plain linen
oordsd and Paris bosom, fancy col
osed ohirts, With common And polku
wf!stbandsI string, DE- 0rssy, eord
q Byron. polka and lap Collar
Neck Tea, Blocks, fancy And plalr
Crayats, 0ioves-white bla.k. AMI
colored hid, lined buck cloth. Ches
tsrdeld, Aberdeen, Berlin, Onion
and 0srmau aud fuy 0auntlsts
wool, meslno nd cotton Hn.eI white
and fancy linen and SILK HAndksr
4 chiefs; embroidered lambs VOL
white and mixed usrlno cad sill
Wsappsrs oed Drawers, Wool Nitts
feati.. Aasaers, oents 1hsw,s sn
} 9hewl paus. cmhsslrs, Carpet e'tr
and aal sttsr articles usually kepl b
y! ne trAAs, ~ o. wAssA Are tesSssl
II is tualt ssonsittts " The s1Anhlnoils
i 4s'..s ..4 II ' sS ss;s ;,.ss '.,ass
| tbsv;t @; =! I|siv;Ss s''' IN. S|s:'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
Exchange on Il GERMANY.

Exchange On 6ermsMy.
'l'Hk undersigned Ar" now prepare 10 draw d"ei
] on the following cities. la sums to sui purchasers.
Berlin In Prussia,
Cologne Ia ="
L-ip-ig in snI"ny,
Cassel,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
frankfort, U. NJ,
aud solicit the Custom Of all those having business
Wth those cities.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW / co, BasxsRs.
I AND WARRANTS for sal. ny
IL CHUBB, BRO, BARROW co.
bAnEBas isln Of.
A,TERLlNG BILLS for 81 and upward. for .xie BY
- CHUsS, BRo., BARBow and Co, Bankers.
ALEX. w Mc&sREGO
Notary Public 4 gnsWramce Agent,
once Banking Hous. McGregor, L.wss 4 Biskmors.
COMMERCIAL. INSURANCE CO.,
OF vt LOUIS. No.
iApl SIOU,0O0
eirJ aud Marine ri>ks taken Al far rat--.
AvsDcy Maj. Street. DHpenporf, Io,od
DIRECTORS
John Winner, AP LAdew. Robin ci~rk,
Tho, |. Sturgeon, aac Walker. John Fisher.
Tho, Tut WIN Oshands, VIM = Cuddy,
Dabney Car. Cha III Peck, Mitenh-rg.r,
Linus Jackson. Jam. Hi Get, EG Clark,
John Evans, Franeis Becker, Bernard b. Jan,
Richard Ivor- JOHN " WIMER. President,
no SAL CBAxsLhlAIN. Sc A r. LADEw, Vice Pres.
ALEX ". Mc9RE6OR, Agent.
NEW WORK INSURANCE 90.
C.rIrAi, ~. nh, 900.
PL,sEr Essss.s, Ac,'y; Mok.l. FsasKLls, Pest
ALEx ". McGREGOR, Agent,
f-b2I Davenport, Iowa
.sSckOlls, Cassspbeu D TO-,
9ANJEEUE10,
Dealers ~ Exchange ssd Land warrssss
E1chonyt on fhe principal eii.es VI the Union for
| safe in sums to suif purchasers
Nj business PERTAINING I. Bant ing promptly A.
| tended 10
| -REsER 10
bank II ,m"rcs, New YorA
| American E>.Lang, Bsnk NJ. YoR
| 1eo N. Pinckard Pr.st Bank u Nr~ Orieans
| RAvrnna Bank Raverna Ohio
Darby Barka!aie bank'rs, ~. Louis.
BinA-.rs = Ki.hey Brokers. Piti-buryh
Aobl-y. Esq, banker. Dubuque.
! uAnrv Mill, E-q Cincinnati
NICKOl.Ls. lsBELL 4 CO., Dave aper,. lew,
LEE. NICKOLLs Z CO., Dsesrsh,
NICHOLS 4 co. DrswasviIle MlsHsssss
Exchange Brokers aud ReaI
Estate Agents.
Land Wa,rsnss Bought Soid and Loesssd In ID
Ft D-sMoine District Iowa. Fl. Dodge District lovs
| Council DHn- = Sioux City . :.
| UacOrah :" q Brownsville g Mum
A large Anou.i Of cuy P,op.riy Improved Psrm
| and Vacant lAiid throughout ID State for -s0 u
| favorable Term. We invite attention 20 our cAta
loeue d Real Etsts. Mas. Fatt-, Abstracts, u
offices % Msia a., Ssush u second.
| fanAdtn DAVRNpnRT IOvA
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ever presented to the Isdies and G-ntl.men u d.
venport aud vicinity
comprises large and fashionAble stock Of Bou-
NETS Of the fall and winter Styles Trimmings Mourn.
ing Goods Embroideries and Laces, and variety 81
oeher goods which have been carefully selected and
bought In strict accordance with ta,e end fashion
with thanks Tor past savors, solicit anew the DAT
ronsee which has hitherto been 80 larsel, and ely
accorded LEORA 9. TYLER
west si'ie OF Brady, between Fourth and Fifth
tr0etA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
SIeeitss ~ and Sht,.ij,s us,

Sheeitssys and Shts'tjssgs,
Plain aud Fancy Irish Linen.
Bl-ach.d aud brown Table Linens.
Crash and diaper Toweling.
tambrio, Jac"n"t Swiss and Book
MuSiin>, elegant tnibIut-
der,d Lace, Glove.
and h.. iers
INIT trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons Betting, sc
cut stock OF
ClDh rama-,
br.rhr Mantle,
Br.yrhs square.
Black silk 81 ella Ca hnere
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

- - - " v : Ell.
DUoolters.
uACks.OT q CO0O1N,
UAv0psss. lO0A
MAcxlOT. CON ssN 4 WHITE,
N. DaaWnsss, IoeA
Rk1kA 70:
Messes. ?. Ohosseu, u. = Co.,
Cashier American txchsags Bank, New Srsh,
As:~s DYSON : Dsatsn, BANKERS. l., Loan.
l. 4. Dsnosss Co,
Cashier Atlantic Bank, Boston, Mas.
Aessu. Thmpson OUdrslays, Baltimore
Z. Z. Swim, xsq., Banker, Chlcago. III
OctlO dAWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

~ reG IT.
g -. &c IL ::
{ -s.sr. - q
49, .t.-.t-Et -
.'e ',G ~ i.n y -
ca - 80 4; -"as~
in d. ', wr
eA 50, q ssS
efstls nrrx
compt .-:, s-at D tn
utmost safety ssh ?. ~
q r~usthsns III Itos.s Y,.aat .--,-. !, ana
entirely prsven; The ADeacr AID ~ ossf IN Or
strength wbiel. a.ss' . attends hss- and ~ and
all billions disease. u not o,.ir b ais The q !. and
checks the fser but renio he III -ssS 1T Liv-
depends The tk,nsands who have IRE. the rcbrI-
fnGs Wine nerd further evidence It, .irine than
IL happy restorative -ect. u j. uul, spr,dsrfi
medicine, and operates the sy-t@m III. a charm
The Art % second dss o. fbrifuse Wine hresk- The
Ghills, AnA conitnued according b. dtsttns. IL
removes the 6lDease permanenuy iron, the -vsttn
md lssves the body IN heslhy eadiioss. Thoss
psseoao vho efs alictsd With Yrvcr sfi Ae ur any
lprm a htltons disrse.. are recunpfld.i - give
tbs valuable medicine fsr trial which II Ill hat
. neeeossry to Insure success, and Ell oi TIA
ssDssserity sC.s s.rry o'hr re,,say s.u s1s,sd .
might - peseetsd - .uh antlsse ~ thu !. rsinsi
. lss bshslS bit Il viii BE- left 70 tn rhpct slf- "a
stanA o. fall up0n its sw1 merits.
~ ecOsisses. JoHH Wissa. !. in BIZ "~i L.,i.r.
tnG, . ~ vfs9issesy Not. which !. s,tsr "d 70
- Iastomos go eeGsaysd ,sbe! . he batr
~ q Ssssa ~ Dsusoasts and Nsrrhsnt 10y.
vHass.
a. $1,000 srs:s. ~, :. s.,.. Z. !. "a. ~,
w1dnole cru1giesA cheeooe.
5000, ziv6aS : ~ s.,., s. = ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
WEAR GOOD CLOTHES,
AND ny IHEM Al me
NEW CLOTHING STORE,
brad, IT,, b-s.~ea Fsssrth and Ftnh.
J]NGEK ACALkINS

nRksENr ih-ir compliments to ihe citizens 81 ia
Il v.nport and tax this method"f oiminH 'heii
aud mankind x .nrfay that they will open IN f."
is,, on brady .tr.,t hctwe Fourth and Fifth
resi- and splen,iid -to, X Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
RARE CHANCE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

v8I08UsC HIVPCuVy ~ SosCs
A Two story house with lot, on Fourth street, o.
~ poste the passenger Depot.
house and lot on Third street. between lows ACC
IT, Claire street.
house and lot oh Gaines street. between FitE
and Sixth streets
A lot with two houses on second street, brow war
Ten street.
house and lot. corner u Gaines and Third stS
One lot on second street opposite Cannon's Mil.
Cue lot on Main street, between seventh ant
Eighth
Al the above property will be sold very cheap
Enquire Of S4ALLFIktO = hull
.enfi6 cor second and Scott ats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03
Gents Furnishing GOods.

abundant. comprising ever,th hing wished for IN
(&nIlrmau', Dressing Room. These article, are OF
.uperio, manufacture, and VIII ave complete salts
Action
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

FRESH GROCERIES,
w Ell q L II - "A Il n:
RYAN Il MCCAIN,
10. 5 Front st. and Ltvee,
A RE daily wing fresh supplies If choice Gro
"A ceries ami arr making arrangements for
HEAVY FALL TRADE,
having fnl, confidence that they supply tn Ner-
chant, and Grocerymen with all the various articles
In their line Oh
More Favorable Terms,
than counting costs; going TO =, L,nis or Chica-
40 In addition 10 a heavy and complete stock Of
Groceries,
W. would call the attention dealers and builders
10 our big stock Of
NAILS OF ALL SIZES
.4NI Best BrylsG1s.
ALSO.
+. Glass Of allsSlxes-best Quality d
DOublesaad Single Crown.
w. will keep constantly on hand supply Of
! EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
From the xAQUOKETA UNION AlLLs, which y
viii sell at the cheapest rates.
/ Ps Goods delivered TO city customers tree q
charge.
sus 97-ts--{Gaxetts copyJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03

VNICUyD nay T. IbOJ
IhAy us.i Professor Wof- Hair Restorative 10
tcid. d advantage. u prevent the hair frcm tAIlins
-,t rsc- II a sios, and s"fin.s. very desirable
The T. Y gray hair hal, hasr entirely d-apIs sled
Oh"r- ~ m family have 81 II and concur withrM
IN pronouncipg II Az u processes To be-
HENRY A. CLARK Miohigsn Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-03


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BatesvHe, July 8, 1856
 MR. EDIToR-By reference to the published list of Appointments of the new-lght, self styl- ed democrat, Jimmy Yell, you will see that yesterday was his day at this strong holi of Know Nottingham in north Arkansas The mountain has been ill labor and we are blessed with the mouse. Never did the democracy of this immediate vicinity feel prouGer of their tme-honored principles than at this time after witnessing the strained and Jealous effort of this great apostle of Know Nottingham to ilch and claim for his own in open day the honor of a true Jeffersonian democrat
 Jimmy told us he was as good democrat as he ever was, that he had not changed his prn- ciples or espoused any new cause, butthe demo- cratic party of Arkansas had lst him, that he was still battling for the same principles that he had ever done. And that not only the democratic party in Arkansas but of Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, ~Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana, etc, have no principles but was led by Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, Jimmy Jones, of Tennessee Preston, and the Wickliff,s of Kentucky, Stephens and Tombs of Georgia, Benjamin of Louisiana, and the immortal R. w. Johnson, of Arkansas
 Now sir, was ever impudence and presump- tion more barefaced-a man of the calabre of Jimmy Yell to assert in the face and teeth of an intelligent and virtuous people that the whole world had changed and jumped Jim Crow; but ,the immortal, inAexible, immovable simon pure Jimmy Yell, still remained firm to his purpose, undaunted and unterrifed, battling for the dear people at great necuniary and personal sacrifice -"that the salary of the Governor was no temptation to him." Why? $500 he could make with one law speech.
 Huzza, Huzza :! <! for the disinterested, self sacrificing, indefatigable Jimmy. By the time he gets around his work on this part of the State he will have convinced Miller, Mar. tin, the Robinsons, a Marshall, the Chidresses Black, Wilson, Cain, Mitchell, the McCoys and host of weather beaten democrats that they have been contendng for naught- That they knew nothing of the principles of democracy as taught by Jefferson, Madison Jackson, Polk, Calhoun, Cass, Buchanan Pierce and Douglas, and by the time he reaches Little Rock he will have his song at such command that he will make you days old demo- crats whereabouts tremble in your boots.
 The simon pure Jimmy has added so much to our stock in trade, that we must hold the remainder in reserve for another occasion ONE OF THE RANK AND FILE.