Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

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tionably the best and most extensive he has
ever offered 10 this community. The store
| has undergone thorough repairs, ard will
| sJ"n b- filled tn ove,howin. The YANG
| IL Store has reputation throughout the
county, a. ahord':.g good bargains IN sn-
pe,ior ponds, aud IS conducted ~ gentle
man who has, by attending 10 III. wants at
the people, placed b ms~lf N most Hour
'sh'"e and prosperous ir"dr Ladies and
| Gents will consul, Their interest hy lo"kins
over NJ. smith, stock.
IL TIME OF PEACE psrpARr FOR
WAR Winter, with chilly whds, and
cold SHOWS, is approaching Soon he will
b- taking his usual hh.,i,.s with Ill assa,l-
able parts of your per- Aleyon prepared
to meet HIN and Ia. might, host II not,
| hurry up 10 Hess and Ra.eniale's Arcade
Clothing store, Jus, above The Post Office,
ana purchase new suit III elothey. At this
store can be- fOand an assortment II hnc
really made clothing that would asst n,si
even the most experienced. II was elect
"a with care hy experienced men, and !,
undoubtedly one of The choicest stocks IN
the line ever offered to the wants OF this
very numerous and intelligent public. Call,
gentlemen. and take a look at their i'm
mense stock Prices shade tower than
usual dit
Ts Drop into the Hall tonight
Two splendid pieces are TO be played =
Smith, the best actor in the West, performs
for the last time in This city, and not 10 hear
him is 20 lose a rare treat If you have !
need Of laughter, Bernard will administer
4. So Of fun Ii Twill drive duh cere far he
yond your notice Go early, that you may
procure a seat
EEeImmigration has commenced
10 pour in again in good earnest Daily
We see large numbers Of covered wagons,
well filed with families, passing our office.
bound for the Interior Well, come on, we
say Uncle Sans farm is large enough to
cut mp and give all enough.
Destructive Fire.
The late s'Orm was very destructive IA
cambridge county, Ga. The Baptist and
Presbyterian churches ia Banbrilge were
both nearly totally bestowed. anl III" Court
House and nearly every privtc ho, more
or less injured. The streets we've filled up
with fallen trees and RUNS, and one person
90 nf.I laS han txun linn lr. nj VI |
five fallen trees, al ng sish, miles Of road,
hear the town. The Argus puts the loss
at near 100000 to property ami crops.
~ The New York Academy II Music
b g "e>"lvsd 20 erect magnificent Col
'ese in that ritv. al a cost Of between $50.
600 and 500, 900
NMcry.
IT, case the Pre- hleniili election Toes Ia
the House, and the drlrsation from any
particular state is equally divided, what
course will be pursued III voting
ANSWER.
The vote at that State would count one
AGAINST a ,h",ce, but none for any cauii
hate. II was 81 with the votes Of Two
states, Vermont and Mary land, we believe,
il the struggle between J-tie,s and Burr,
IN 1904. But for tins, Jeti,i son would have
been chosen al once.
CHEATING SoNEwHRRE. The Germans,
in their 18th Ward meeting, adopted the
following resolution
Resolved, That the life Of } & Fremont,
and his word as man Of honor, are to
hak I..o nd i
IN nistration the rights ~ the adopted
citizens will not be ihfringed and the
Law ~ it now exists will
not be altered"
II would seeM from ibis that Fremont
has pledged his sword" to these ''Red
that 10 the event Of his
electiOn the Naturalization Law shalt not
be altered! A. a contemporary we'll says:
"Col. Fremont, it appears, con read
ily pass his sword" to a lot Of German
Catholics that their interests shall be
looked after, hut a Protestant Commit
tee that waited upon him recently was
unable to gain AUDIENCE with him."
Now, either Fremont has cheated these
Germans, or 10 cheating the Nav Eng
land Yankee Amsricans. However good
the latter may be in trade. or trsf6c
10 ''principles, the Germans are likely
to be far ahead OF them. At any rate,
somebody 10 to bs swindlsd. German
or Yankesp Whioh2 [Express.
LINE CRREK Orr, is new town laid
out 10 Township 100, Range q. II has
. pleasant location and = large body Of
timber near it.-South- West Of this 10 I
Forest city, at = place formerly known |
- Brush settlement. At both thsse pls- |
css steam mills are to be built - soon ~ |
the machinery oan be transported from
the manufactures. In chs vicinity and
between those places The aouassy 10 we'll |
ssstlsd By an in,sllISsnt alsss Of tara.
eso.
Jaxns unpSry,- Tbs sdisop at the Ea. |
rsks, publishAi at Anamosa. Mstss soms |,
very ssasibls remsska In rslstian 10 the
unkind aud trsd"cins aPirit manifested
BY The people Of rival towns 10 reference
to tks growth. advsnts gee aud prosperity
Of THAR respective Places.
Aothise is gained in the end BY suoh
. onurse, for the Misrepresentation fro.
qusutly come home - reproa1Hss from
steanesrs ~ho we're soughtto be imposed
upon.
Anamosa, howsvss. nseds 40 defense.
u has steadily progressed With The I'd.
vasesmsntof nsiehborinG town md eaun-
ties, and ~ are informed, has shis sss.
soa exhibited more evidence Of ths "a
tsrppiea Of lie citisens than ever before.
u 10 surrounded BY One asFtoultevsl
saahtrv. and With the ssptaintv AZ hsiaa
. Ssiirosd point. will continue "a be the
pvjnelnal ooVa r. bAis oovNey. :,