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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Thc Crimina
Court was in continuous session for eight
hours to-day in the Herbert trial. The
time was consumed in the discussion as 20
what shall be the character Of the instfuc-
tons to the jury Each side has submits
ted a set Of instructions. Oh which the
court is to decide Tomorrow.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

@ss Nj. Eosi will occupy the relation
to the Vindicator of assistant edito, until
Mr. Aoiner gets his business SO arranged
as to be able to give his entire attention to
the paper.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

Here, again, on the Fugitive Slave Law, II
will be seen, that while we nayea vote by The
northern democrats, Of over six to one, IN our
fayof, there is a vote Of seven to one, OF The
northern wings, now know noihines, against 1t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

81 The Fourth IF July.-A friend Of ours burnt his
hand severely with fireworks tho GLORIOUS
foarth;" he applied Perry Davis Pain Killer, and
In half an hour entirely free from Pain. Don't
forget this. July l9--sw.-::
The Oryyenood Bitters is the beat certified med
eine in the world for the cure OF dyspepsia and Gen
oral Debility, safe and agreeable tonic, giving inn
mediate relief and cheerful sensation OF health and
strength. July 20.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26
THE KANSAS AND NEpRAsKA BILL.

Thus showing majority of the northern
democrats were Tor US while the northern wings
were unanimously against US, by seven wings
and two southern democrats. AID in the Sen
ale the vote stood thus:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

In he Senate the vote was, yeas 27, nays 10
eleven northern democrats voting Tor II, all
the northern wings and ireesoers aud three
democrats voting against il.
But let US now observe the vote on the Fugi-
tive kla va hill and il ia aa iolloWs:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

Showing nearly TWO Ihnds Of Tie norIheTn
doinoerals with us. while over five 10 one OF the
noAhern wings were against us.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26
Stuart on the Stump.

Mr. A. IL. Ii. Stuart, OF Staunton, is adj
ver,sed 10 speak at Orange c. II. Va,
on the 2Sth (next Monday.) We have
been Informed by gentleman from Gull
pepper, that Hon. S. +. Leake, on the part
OF the Democracy, will meet him .here
will, proposition to divide time, and if
he does not accept, to divide the crowd
with him nolens cofens. Stuart will not ac-
eept, we know. He has but one speech
and that il collation. of the prominent
points OF "A Fair Proposition" Facts for
the People" his speech in staunton, May
5. 1855. and the Madison" articles. 1t
is re-hasl of stale newspaper Sian.
ders and irrelevan! congressional matter.
The merest tyro in politics could meet,
with success, every position he takes, and
chase the retired Statesman from the stump.
He is afraid to NEE. in fair DEBATE any OF
the Democ ratio orators. He is conscious
of the fact that he is overrated-has rep
utaton abroad he cannot sustain, and
hence he falls back upon his dignity, as
the surest defence from exposure. Skin
ner, in fifteen minutes, retuted every prac-
ticle argument advanced by him or las,
Monday IN speech nearly three hours in
length, and exposed the utter barrenness
of great things of this bolstered and abor-
tive statesman. Leake, he we'll knows
would tear his reputation as statesman
into pieces, if he was given half chance
Stuart knows his tender points and Is cute
enough to keep his fingers out OF the fire
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

lHE HONS MAoAzisE-The August
number OF this highly interesting monthly
is at hand. Its contents present erea,
variety OF pleasing matter and the fashions
of the season.
Published by T. S. Arthur e. Co, 1913
walnut Street Philadelphia. Price 81 .
year.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

Thus showing nearly ,wo..hirds The north
em democrats for the bill, while there were
over fifteen 10 one OF the wings that voted
against II.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

o. Henry Winter Davis, Of Maryland,
IN late speech in New Jersey, said he
had no more respect for Hunter Of Va. and
DAVIS of Miss, than he had for Seward OF
N. Y, and Wilson Of Mass. Mr.. Davis
is the embodiment of Maryland Know
Nothingism, and indirectly voted to elect
Banks Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26
TO the Public.

Hereafter the Vindicstor will be pub
1ished by A. Ko,ner, he having purchased
the interest Of S. M. Yost III the establish
ment. The accounts due Koner g. Yost
have also been transferred 20 A. koiner. ana
those having demands against the firm will
make them known.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26
N(lV'iS Il,

A Lii debts due Butler h Co., and W. l.. Butler
"a and j. II. Frazier, have been transferred to US,
to whom only payment must be made.
N. X. TROUT,
July %, 1856. W S. Ii. BAYLOR.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

sidNIFIcANT, The fact that Mr.. 4. RI.
H. Stuart required a pledge from Mr.. F.L-
more that he would no, be scc,ional; IN II,
administration is sufficient evidence DIT
MI. Stuart tells what b. cannot beji,.;.
when he Gays that he always admired F,i
more and trusted in IBIS patriotism. Til.
1dea OF enc friend requiring of another il,
WHOM he has anbouuded confdense,a sol.
emn pledge, that he Will not steal or chest
or lie, Is hew test OF frirpd.h;,f
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26

Thus showing that while the northern wings
were unanimously asains, us, three fourlhs OF
The northern democrats were tor US.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26
COMPROMISE MEASURES IN THE HOUSE.

The following is The classification OF the vott
In the Hnnse on the Utah bill by SECTIONS:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-26


ment OF the past services of his friend, he
takes leave of him with the expression oil
the sincere hope that he may enter wide
and l;ch field worth, OF his fine talents /;
feeling assured that he will ever act an i'm
portaht part.
The Republican Vindicstor will, as here
tofore, be conducted upon sound Demo
cratic principles. believing them to con
tain safe Interpretation of the Consttu-
ton ana 70 be the only basis upon which
the Union of the States can be preserved
twill labor to preserve harmony and Sc.
cure UNITY OF action in the Democratic par.
ty. and do justice to all its members with
Qua Partially.
The opposition will find it as uneom-
promising as ever in its hostility TO their
political heresies. Personally. it will ain
to be courteous and friendly TO all. 1t.
discussions will be conducted with dignit,
and propriety and it will demand the sam,
OF those who oppose 1t. All personal diff
ferences will be withheld from ITS column
as far as can be with propFiety.
There IS onl, time and space now, t
say, that the indicator will be devote,
10 ELL the objects indicated al its head.
= The undersigned will now become III
iidi;or aud Proprielo; OF this Press, an
he hopesto conduct i, in such manner a
r to secure the support Of his party and gen
J erous public A. kOINER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
DIR. j MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

N WISHES to inform the pubic that be has
~gIM permanently located in Davenport, where
%Whc will continue TO treat all the diseases the
~ A horse is subj Ct to, on the must Scientific
Principles After q constant practice of many years
all kinds IL diseases he feels happy to say that he
will give satisfaction to all that employ him. He can
produce as good Certificates auy other man West
II New York He Is here only few months, and the
many import ant he has effected since he came
will speak for him than readily he inserted
in Newspaper
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he here the most severe cases. will Ger
tify TO his abilities competent Veterinary Sur
geon
All diseases warranted cured ifcurabe, or no mon
ey paid
I've earnestly solicits trial on any severe case
whatever Any he cannot cure II any other man
be got " cure it, he Will pay hiSl cut Of his own
pocket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
Chicago, Alton / 81. Louis r. r.
~ svEzE rs.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rains Icacs CAica0o for y. Losis amd interme.
diate places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) Gao y
Express Train, saturdays excepted) II foP =
Trains IeaUe s.. Louis for Chicago aad insernss-
didte places.
accommodation Tram, tsanday's cxcepted) 1904 =
Express Train saturdays cxcepted) 88OP y
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains rGs through Joliet, Bloom.
ingtNn, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
WiTrains this road Dake direct connections
N Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet making this the shortest, qucke, and mon
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Bostou
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central b. 4 at Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza aud Cairo.
iih Great Western Of Iiliaois At Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With ~ The Railroads diverging from Chicago
Nth daily luc u Packets at * LOais for Keokuk,
New Orleans, sud Missouri River.
Through Tickets ~ ~ pl4.ss ,.ratloncd above can
Be procsrci ~ III The principal ticket ocss 10 the
United blntes, ASsd u The Ofi.cs
70. : !: c;.:: s: ;::, .,,.
uCHD p. MORGAN. a., uupt.
Bloomington, San. !. ieo;. icbiedtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
keySiOlsC

keySiOMc
FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE GU.
OF Philadelphia. Penn.
ACJuoklxAb CAPITAL, vaWOtU
r NJ Mekrskrv, rrcs. ANsOs GRAY wee rIc
D. THOMPSON, Sec. PINEfiELp, agent.
Once in Atkiuson's building, % street, Dayenpo
Jova. oct26 fyd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
DEN1TSTRY:

DR. " G CHURCH having porman"n n,
t-S lceatrd il. Davenport, respectfully
uYYYT/ tender his services 10 tho cit
AAAD liens, all operation apprrtain.
ing to the practic" Of Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from a single tooth IN full doubl,
In the finest style Of the art, and warranted {,
give Satisfaction Ofiice--Brady street, west side
between Fourth and Fifth
We allowed to refer to-
DR. Becker, Cincinnati; DR. ] Train, Pomeroy
o.: Fitzgerald, Carinvile, Ill.,; Mr. T Mc;avrau
Davenport. (may22dtD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

CHAHTEHxD lS4I.
1NHlS COMPANY continues to issue policies on
i Marine, Inland Navigation !,
Tr.nsporanston and Fire Rtsks {,
An unconditional return premium 81 10 per cont
will 10 iad back 10 Cargo the close Of The
yvar.
Fam property and d"tachcd buildings favorablv
situated, may be insured against lost damage BY
nr., for any length Of time. frm to Ave years. At
low rates ~ pv,'mium, aud thus avoid assessments
as in Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Undcrhill, Tho Perry, VIM. 4. Heron,
A. g. Tying, w. X. Phelps, Pr K BrOthersos
?. Holland, VIM. Fem, L. Holland.
Wa. Z. Mason, b. Bouriand, J. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
isaac USPFRRnL Pres. b. l.. T. BorRLA Hp Vice Pres
CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS Agent for RICK Island. Davenport,
Moline and vicinity. Ofiice-Ninier's Building Ii-
ucs street. Rock Island. Once in Davenport At the
Counting R~,m Of the State Democrat.
mayl7dawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
ST A r KS
FEVER AND ACuE REMEDY!
An External Application!

an IntaNible RrmedyJor Fsrer and A0ue. Dumb
Agwe, Might iSsceGfs and dN Kindred diseoses.
>HIS Is one Of Natures remedies, discovered, and
successfully used for many years BY certain trib-
OF Indians on The Western :rtnti,r, and has neve,
been known to fail Of cGecting cure among thous-
ands who have nsed IT.. II possesses the power to
remove and eradicate every vestige Of Fever and Ague
from the system, and is thu only known certain Iem
cdy. One important advantage this remedy possess
SIS over all others aside from The intrinsic value
remedial az mt, is that no drugs medicines are
taken into the stomach :. debftatc and break down
the system. Its effects are almost miraculous, aud
need only u be tried to insure place for it in every
family where Fever aud Aguc Vs. has been, or is like
~ TO be.
The Agent has numberless Certificates Of Cure.
which with pleasure, will be shown all wishing 70
see them.
Cures have been effected in this city and vicinity
References win also be 10 such citizens. This
Remedy Is Powder, and is applied externally and its
effects are truly wonderful
Price 81 per Box. And cure guaranteed or thu
money refunded.
LEWIS PINCH, Agent.
At II r. Chd's Hardware Establishment on Cd St
a f.w doors eat Of Brady. (jylod6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
nEDIClL ADVERTISEMENT.


MEDlCAL AND SURGICAL CAID.
rouH n COOK, H. D., n 1udlAnapoats, II On
Il DR. !. C. PARKER, Of this city, have Associesee
sr.,,v n CA has bspp eueas~d h the prosesSipn
over 10 years They .t~l ASSURED that thsas Arm sn
- able u met the jsss ~xpsessioa Of ls~rsl com
=. 80 - rem connected )Dr the last years With
~ Infisns Inrttute sss the Bisd, biz eal eyea IN
the trcafn,ent " diseased Eyes, werssnis him IN
.,,,, min m reseruce 10 such cases; the diseases
~ Wvrneu aud Cbidren viii dam his particular A.
sms.sn. Once M stairs OVER the Post Olkcs.
kEgERENcEs:
d. n. Gross, Prof. surgery. lDnisvMis. AyS
r. Nusse d. Cusaen.'b
Non yoseph A Wright, Gov. Of Indiana;
Non q Smith, Rx U $ senator, lndlanepo1isi
Dr B,bbs. Prof Sssg. Ind. Nod Cn,ieee;
n Miller Prof dis Of Women + Child. Louisville
(msysIdt0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

cracking and falling rapid succession when OF sud
den the roof fell in with noise like clap Of thunder
The flames the root falling mounted high into the
air be visible for miles distant, aud by 10 O'Clock
every part OF the este olishment reduced heap
of smoking ruins Mrs. Connorton the proprietress OF
the building insured for machinery wardrobe and
the theatre in the Phoenix and Monarch Fire Off ;es.
Messrs. Ephinstone and Neas the present lssse who
have lost vast quantity of property by the disastrous
event, we're rot insured for siogle penny As to the
origin Of the misfortune not hing that could be De-
pended upon could be rtsned The previous night
q piece called the sRed Crow was performed, which
terminsted with the burning Of tbs Robin Hood Tav-
erp, ed it is not unlikely that OF the burning
en,bers may have remsined smoaldering during the
Eight. An immense crowd assembled near the fire,
and IL required powerful body OF police to Keep
way clear for the fremen By O'Clock the folio xina eve
nrg the hremen succeeded in gstog the ruins suciea
y cooled TO allow to be made OF the resn
ing portions OF the premises for the purpose CT tra'sng
out, possible the precise cause OF the outbreak SO
extersively however, everything within tue walls
burnt that impossible to tell how or in what part
OF the thea the nmenced The whole of the per-
formers employed the establishment have lost their
wardrobes which alone will amount to o considerable
others emplooed ia the theatre insured and many,
having large families dependent upon them tor support
will suffer to little extent. We understand that Mr.
Douglas, the respected proprietor OF the Great National
Stanc ard theatre Shoedch and other managers
intend TO get up benefits in aid of the families the
burnt out performers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March Do I. ~
AsHEs.-smalI sales Of pots made at So. Pearls
were quiet and unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was some better demand
for the common grades with rather more doing The
sales embraced about 6,0O0 bbs including common to
good State Michigan and Indiana extra State at 81 IL
81 25 fancy and extra Ohio &c., at 81 rs 50, and
extra Genesee At 50 SIX 80 Canadian, sales of 400
200 bbs. were made at 81 - 50 25. Southern WAS
without change of moment sales Of 600 800 bSs we're
reported at % $40 for common to fancy and extra.
Wheat-Ths market was dull and sales were limited q
small lot inferior red Tennessee reported at u Co.
sound red and white nominal CornSaes Of 900
1000 bushels Southern made at lie; white and
mixed with prime yellow and white Southern, held
at 73c 74c. Rye-Saes of 500 bushels we're made at
12c Oats were lower; sales OF $500 bushels Chicago
CoEKK.-In view Of the large sale to off the
18th, the market was ct stand Prices were firm, how
ever, and small sales made at full rates
Co1T0y active with sales Of 8 600 500 bales,
part in trapsitu the market having recovered about &C.,
being about what It lost prior to the receipt OF the
FREIGHTs.- engagements were light, a. merchants had
not had time to read their letters. For Liverpool 100
terces beef we're engaged at Flour WAS quiet At Is
Cd 2s. 3D. and 100 bales of cotton compressed at 4c
and grain was at ID . I'D To London heavy goods
at SIS. 3d. and -four at as Ga. There nothing
new to Havre, or to other ports
HAY was at 81 18Z per 100 lbs
IRON was steady AZ $34 SO $s5.
from 43c. a 44c.
NAVAL sroRfs.-l2o bbls spirits turpentiue sold at
4lc rosn At 81 So 81 go, and a. 50 25,
So so asked.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was inactive Sales of
200 800 bbls. were mace at $6 rs SIG BIN. Prime
at $14 Is. Beef without change ON Satur
dsys quotations. Sales Of $50 bbs were made OF coun-
try aud prime at So IS 50 rs for the former, and
81 $13 30 for the latter Beef hams and prime mess
do without any noticeable change. Cut meats
were frmer, with sales OF 150 packages at 'Ac for
shoulders ana Sa<c 91kc tor hams. Bacon quiet.
Lard--Sales OF $50 400 bbls were made at 10xc q
1850 Butter in better demand without change in
prices We quote Ohio at tic. 22c, and state at &C.
a &c. Cheese was steady at $40. a 10Kc.
hitE--The stock accommodating and the market was
dull Sales Of 100 casks reported at 4hc., with
small lot OF prime at Sc.
srGARsTte sales OF hhds. quite limited and
fined to the trade, at about the closing rates of last
week. The of % 600 bags previously referred to
being IN negotiation, sold to-day to refners at
1Zc., months.
wnsKlY--saies of 600 a 700 bbis prison made
at .9c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

web iesIgned Mr. ". Raymond elected Vice Pres,
. @ ss 4 " 81
MAYoR's OFFICE. NEW YORK, FEB. g. ls6s-No,
~ ice hereby given Asl the following proysons Il =
brokers wa be risidy enosced and hereafter ar
plants made for the violation Of the win be mmsdiaie
Fl WooD Mayor
1oa IL Mayor Sas,
his hand and seal license for The same and INTO
and Sommonslty in the Of i've hundred dollars, oond
- % se m
at any TIM . during the continuance Of such license
be Of each loan an accurate
or s ns Ss
sane Ss rate q ntetes. TO be paid such and he
sra OF the person pawnng pedng the said goods
yss 10 sysry shall the time Of each oss d.
g. % Sss o.
az. 10 0s osss h sh e
made o. any pswnbrOser entry
Sec The said book mail =. all reasonable times. b.
Assistants and specsi Justices preserving the the
vito SsS S Of
any oreher o. them, and who shall exhibit such written
Sec T. Every pswnbroker who shall oa.e, or neglect.
&c n IN ~ sixth aas ar s " 81 s e s M
every such oeuce forfeit and the OF twenty i've
Sec No gswnnros err sha, ask demand an,
upon any exceeding the Of twenty dve dollars
Or IMAM seven e per nnSn anv 9an eaoees
drod dollars for every such offence.
M aS have ose OF sna
sion, and al such shall bs at public auction and
Otherwise and shall be made conducted such
as shall be approved Of for that by the Mayor OF the
Sec TO- Notice Of every such sale shall be published for
leas, Twelve previous thereto more OF the daily
printed in the city OF New York; and such notice
shall specify the time and place which such sale Is
place the Of the auconeer by whom the the
pc conducted and description OF he goods articles TO DO
sold.
Sec II. The surplus arising from any such
sae after deducung the amount Of the i0an the interest
due on The same and the OF the advertisement Ard
sale sha be paid by the pawnbfoker the person who
would be entitled to redeem the pledge in sale
had taken place.
Sec r. No pawnbroker shall make any loan the sepa
rate divided part parts OF article thing and
which article thing shall have been offered entire col
lecively, TO him or her. by way OF pawn pledge.
eco H. No pawn ai0ker shA under any prsteacs what
purchase buy second band tnre metals
Cloths other acs thing Whatever, offered tn him
or her pawn or pledge
Sec - Every pawnbrokrr who shall violate or negeat
refuse TO comply with either Of the provisions OF
eighth, ninth TENTH eleventh. twelfth thirteenth section Of
this tile shs for every such offence forfeit snd the
O on hundred dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04
The last returns, compared with those of the pre-
7ious week, show the following variations in the

The expansion 0: discounts is going on full as fast
as anticipated. The aggregate amount in the de-
partment is now larger than ever before known in
this city. 1t is about one and half millions in
excess of any previous report. Notwithstanding this
increase, the movement on actual capital is con-
sderably less than it was in August, 1856. We are
somewhat disappointed in the specie returns II
was the general impression that with the receipts
from California the banks would show small in
crease. The deposits have reached very high
point. The banks are extending themselves at a
rate>r rapid enough for all ordinary purposes The
spring trade has hardly commenced yet, and the
banks should not let out rope too fast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekly auction sale
of bonds and stock will take place tomorrow, Tues
day, at hafpast IL o'clock, at the Merchants Elk
change.
At the second board lower prices ruled for some
Of the leading stocks. Cleveland and Toledo was
down per cent, with immense sales, and closed
heavy; Cumberland fell off per cent. Nicaragua
Transit advanced per cent; Reading was firm at
the close. There were no Western railroad stocks
pressing for sale.
After the board Reading was in demand, at
fraction better. The asking price was s3f, cash.
Cleveland and Toledo was offered in large lots at
lower prices. A lot of 900 shares was offered at
7sI per cent, buyers 60 days. Galena and Chicago,