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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-16

TTNHURSTON BhRNAKD have removed TO No Ia
Il Public square, next door 10 Ualhouna where thsT
viii be happy to show their rst rate stock n
Dry Goods consisting Of Bsez, Brown, and Bias Broad
S G0sa OSeE ana Fancy SAsamerss VssiingS Gloves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
DENTISTRY.

We especially invtt" tn" attention of Country
" chants to oar stock . Good, auga6iiwtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

Z DsPER NOVA ANNUAL CONFER
ENCE - SIZE N T. CBal RI n.
This Center. nee held its 6, ST session. q,
Maqnokets, in Jackson county, On the 9th
Of Augu-fs
The session. was presided oves BY Bishop
lanes This Church 10 in healthy and
rfospernuS condition, and growing IN num-
bers q iie rapidly. The mkt session OF
he Conference is 10 be held a, Marion,
Linn county.
TIE fol.owin. is 4 list Of the appoint
rnen's for 'he ensuing year:
pAvrxronr DIsThrcr-J c. Ayres.PE.
PI.f rfl,rve-R W Kesl.r
w. yrlssl--T te su,pEe
A.negAI Or eA-f Amos.
I.cisir--To be supplihd.
Pr, as ya!ey-w Blake
spruiz R".k-J II > I4 aasya.
Canaan t,e--G i.awtog.
l,sf---j Tayir.
u Wif-A " Eak e.
Slb.a.-AS 0ei
aqrk' ~ d DiuiB.a't.
Mao skets cifcuit-J R.dlngior, Moor.
ICRuauE DI-TR,eT-H " Reed, Z.
Man >tres t--P Brown.
CcDteIa y--To b ~urp'ied
k,Csd4it--D Holm
p.buqI CT eli j Il Z am ron, thompson.
bycr,.i 10 b., suppl d.
"A rev la - Btbfuck.
is ll VI IT, D" suppiist.
ta.csi e--i. y A hbsush
J. In aac wtvn.
E . -b.tg-HtTssy Ttyio-.
Anarno..,--W Ham 4uis.
CPprR Iowa DIsIRIIr--H Brunson, p z
F,yattr--ro D. supplied.
" I l;n.au--,, ~ Cl0 RI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
FROM W ASHINGTON.
WhshIng.on. SIT 5.

Washing on, Sc. I 5.
The perpor' of the Instructions patch
u 10 Caiiiorrii', Is Inrre III liter OF con-
ct'Ie, N.l- contents benz carefully con.
ce.'.d ~ the dep mint. They, however,
= | T. mrr- pai' Il.!ly 10 tie ,rrny.
Ne. nstr cIons will soon be iSie' Ia
he - ertoi and C mn, andit K Il neral Of
n-a.
On IA! ad.ce- lfl>' received from Mr..
ID i.A : " rep'a ed IS IRA ce- that the
raw relaIi'e r. Cent Am-iIra is pro-
gr">s'n. win eseiy T. os. ect of speedy
deJISiuieh'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

Henry c Wright, who is now, or was
lately, lectarine for Fremont 10 Michi-
gan, writes to William Lloyd Garrison
as follows:
"My text is--Down With the Ameri-
can Union! Up with a northern repub-
lilo! The thoughts Of thousands are
turned to this glorious con.ummation BY
recent events 10 Washington aud Kan.
sas
Thee are the views Of = prominent
"republ'can." Will the people endorse
such at,rncious sediments by voting for
Fremont
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
YELLOW FEVER,

View YOik, Sept ,.
nnow cases Of fever reported al Irv-
erhn IS l.ari since y'sieriav. AID 80
deaths. All the cases prevlou " f.poted
axe COZ vale cing rapidly.
one new case Of yellow fever was'ep"r
TED Iii, evening ~ Gowat.us, noklyn,
,hnd ole Death at Fort n milton TINS nor
III K, and three Bew cas's SINCE last lie
post. Also. one tex case Of mild type
al the military hospital. Tue d.sea.e IS
6eclintg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

= ~ What Henry Clay said, in adj
vance ofthe present Republican, Party:
sWheneyer, the Wing Party shall re-
rome merged into a miserable, sectional
abolition pa ity.T will renounce it forever,
and in the future act with that party. re
gardless Of i,s name, which stands hy The
Constitution and the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

| peaceful emigration; and fellow. citisegs4
| believe tbss peaceful emigration u1u
-sttls this question ~ lsss. Wheo sthe
costing eiect,oa 10 oser, have 90 doso
| that this exciteUens % oil other excite
meats do, will pare away, and thss she
reign Of good order and Of Law will be
| established. -
am aware that the case 10 smbsrrss-
sed nov BY new Difficulties. The acts OF
violesce which have been committed
| there render il more embarrassing: bot ]
believe that the good sense OF the people
will redress this wrong. Acts Ut vio
! lence, whether they are com 0itiej IN the
u ilierness or within the .aerrd precincts
II the capitol, are rspnenantto feeiinRs
u the enlightened and the yirfuons ev-
erywhere. Parties or sections OF the
country under the ,naueoce OF temporary
excitement may attempt TO justify them /;
nut believe the time 10 no, Tar distant
shen Mr. Sumner will blush for rOr ions
Of his speech which think were eqnsllv
n.ulting and unsenatorIal, and that the
state If South Carolina will be eager to
blot from her escu'cheon = -tain cast
upon i, ~ 40 act OF SO ence which, in
nv Judgment. admits Of 90 apology, de-
fence, or ju-tifcat. on"
Towards the conclusion e his speech,
Mr. Dix remarked on the characteristics
o! the know nothing AID republican par
ties; and speaks in the foilnwing te ms
II such New York democrats as had join
ed the Fremont party
alt is in vain 10 cay, as these gentle
men who have joined them do, that il is
a mere temporary organization to redress
- special wrong. Unions Of this sort,
like more sacred ones, are usually for
life, and II Is the great party that shapes
it's policy and directs it's mocemen.s.
The few prominent democrats who have
Joined this association are 20 use the
poercal figure, like few swimmers in a
vast ocean; ('nari nantes in snrrltf YES
toy with their heads above water now.
but destined to be los, 10 the waves with
the first politica. temp,st that shall arise
out of elementary princ'pler."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

n'uses '" ren' on SECOND sna Ihfo
S's' ~ ''' "'s' emu ~ ue cay.
Ten vuiuahie building Lots In Stuydevsnty Addtcip
he"f - ~ ~ Burgows RESIDENCE, for sale on very
reasonable terms.
Two Lot. nn tia. RIuH had NJ & ,ic., .,vese Aos
unobstructcd RIVER ,i.x-t g., ,.l. VIZ ,h,,p
Several y.h,.bi, ,.,..u.
tor sale y,ryj. az" ''"i' '"'e's' "o''n o. rA'n
Teu valuab.e huildnr -. - s.., - rn,,a
streets Tor sale ,rr,,', a. y, " ' -. 80
oi TIE purchas. mo icy.
L' ~ p''fh> AhitInn; dwrlling house on tho
". mas ;, ~ ~1l' q ~
,,t.v ,,,, - : - "''h . nous, well, shh I'M
oo ~, t,,, ,~e,,.,
the IcI,if. III. - 'P'n WAN street,orpo
Corner III ~, M, 49,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
I1IH SslIE.
20 Acres Oi Land,
Three Miles from Davenport.
CHARLES q HARRIS.
nrps.,uw Mhnakri Grant = 'fha"
"a A RrMiaofos
4 CARD.

most respectfully invite ite nt'snti ~ M r'tfnr
- ti.is ,tY aud e fUaudns county la "u "sitha-
t,la ~ .,,e s,ves, Ouis ~ t~a,s IL VI "nlt At,e
~ u k,ni ia The State bna - Horr s'nt r. ~ 'hr
tU.j ~iii b. f,nni ~ ihr pf rirn sitra ~ y "a
and ~ ui,,..np.t "a ~ Lonai Apia All in'ifp hA'
All ,,.s ,,l,sa II W. tns VIII The pHffnn.fe W.
,essohshy Apes, hem tbia aDr oaa y bic We shall
- pa,I.h That cam is beat 90 NtwNoh or aty
.ahat aa.i.s. hity ti'hrt ~ satGy % qh'r'b OF
go. W. haYe pubii he'd caiaieg y - nnf EooiA.
winch We dls,fpsat n ATS " AZ, .hn Miii eali ani
,a,as,,r .ua ast sfyp IL the 'Bis TIA lite, four
,i..,. at II fstp street 90 bee, .d
kMtTn h REMINGTON.
Osvasrsvs. n psrnsisv I, 1904 hA~it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
Mississippi & Missouri r. r.

~ "a i.4,..,s:i. &
IN ana after Monday, ,trmh.t ). $3.50 ana unil
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport. ior
Nliscaiinc and Iowa Cily tsunday except d. fol-
lows
ist FREIGHT and EmisTant train, at 600 A NJ
IL Mail rain ~ s.3p NJ
81 Ft,ight aud Fmg ant Tram, at ~ i5f ~
4tb Express Train ut loPM
Team, Will l"av Davenport ior Chicago dairy SUN
days .x'eptea ~ fellows:
1T Day Espfe,s rtain. At 10 10 4 ~
y FIR I'm Y am. Al II 80 A ~
81 eight Train, ~ q 10 T. N
4ih git Express Trhin. at s.3or NJ
Trains arrlv. Al Davenport daily, Sunday. eaocp.
tetI) a. iul.ows.
IhOM 1HE WEST.
1T Mat Train AZ IN no A. 81
81 freight Tram al ~ I5r
81 FttiEht Trnin. ~ d 10 NJ
Alb Express IT, ain Mt d ~ IN
sRoM me EAST.
Ut kirm Express Train NJ r 20 "
81 BAY fspte Tram at 90 T. 81
81 ft.irh ami EmiRrnni train, at 300 NJ
All iraiur oui ~ biyenrnrt viii make connect hons
with Mus atm ara Iswat'ttt.
tn. Passenger Tram atnn.ts nj Davenport with
th'. w isiaiid dhisag trains. 1ht ~ Diig train
shpT one h"nr IN Davenport fnr snpIcr
- SAerstsrrs are reminded II the necessity ofg,ng
Iisnst siH raii"p ~ 10 III. destination ~ their bag
rSr- nsn procure tickets before taking hu,f IN
~ eass. A John ", HENHN ,supt.
ADAy. Master ~ Transportation.
y s'r's ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

c Willnughby is the name Of new
town just rising into importance on the
banks OF The West Cedar River, aboat
Is miles north. west Of CsdsY FallA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
FREMONT TICKET IN MARYLAND

BaIiineTr, Sept. &.
A meeting of Republicans was hid last
evening at Temperance Temple. DR. Snod-
grass addressed the metti Z. \ re'oluiion
was adopted to issue an aGdIess 70 the teo-
lie If Maryland 4 was decided 10 have
State a, d Electoral Ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
ThNMA.I,.1INa, NV MI>MInck

t.ah ttspcr'f.n - P,tln ard iiyrnu Tuh, :.
.Nhi. So -l. y r. .CH.sH-,s a.. sislI-
- e. p ~ t'+a- F2ttt'tl tci ard Wur. hip.
t"o >hh - ~ ID ma Hssnb.-.- 352 pays
~ 81 .i q q" -ju-i. oln., ratis' Irst-I,ai
'sf Van t.aa hu, lfe-s N rec. ipi - III, j.
iIsr .@ an! rtiui.t t4f.~ nrNtr before pit
a-J tpu ii NJ w,rt. ardi' is aetnowi Dr., Il ~
b n Il e u elton Il mu,ic ever prepared hy this
enaarr' auih r.
Y. The S'h'afh Bel by Geo Root. Per do4
- .l@se ccpic- 10 cis
auestf ID u CODkE A 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
Cincinnati. Sent. :.

CIhCIINdt1, SFIt ,.
4 letter 10 the Enquirer Of this ely says
tha, th,ra were over l. 200 persons at the
Democratic meeting at Tippecanoe, Indi-
ana. on tho Sd inst. Senator's Douela. and
Cass, Hon John c Breckenridge, John Van
Buren, aud WIN Preston were among the
OF atOrS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
SIktI.lA'GlNa.GITsIst lsA

And N~w> Depot rrp'>it" III" |. Ciair' IIuuac Nv
x CHICAGO, and Cncinnati Dams re''iv"d ~
-vcev s II. STARR
Please Read our al crtiscmCnls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

i kT The Keohuk Gate City Gays there
-is orly % 70 20 inches Of water 90 the
RspidsssnAs alNs go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
For Sale or Lease.

TTNwFSfY-THRFF eligible Binding Lots. sifusffd
j on H.rrisnn Third Rrrr and k.oDd-scs streets.
will he sold ~ leastd rs.anaiir .erms: fur par,
,icn's,s enqnire Of CohAS ! Dow o.
lagghD JAMES MAI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
My Yark SAINT <

The old line Wings on Thursday adopted
resolut ons ia favor Of the National Bsiti-
more Convention, calling a Wing Mass
Meeting for Wednesday evening next, and
urging the Wing Ward Committee 10 torn
conventions to nominate city. county, con.
gressional, Judiciary and CHARTER officer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.ncrchHnf Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready .sgNllc Clothing,

y
~
Ready .ssullc Clothing.
CLOTHES, Cossimer,s, Vesttngs, Gents
Furnishing Goods md Tutors
Irtn.Utngs,
HAS Just r'.tu n :, fam tho Eat with one of the
latse.t AID b@st ~'-"eteI SOCKS Of g. d. ever
ole II Il" al IN tn iarket. istii In part Of
tie flIpwiDe a.tiaies:
Ry0HliciOihs.
Il. glSh French q rmsn and Amer.
f'a, ~ u. tn ~ y a.ity and iaieat
siylc ii S. d..
!! ('AsstMiGy'ls.
Enrlsh Jvepch and American ii
~ ~ variety oi nIJlr, olor and
gaiiJ.
E'esitssys.
~ * White Narsstiles Mai sIa So white
I0nd0 F,e0r'd fn..l aud color d
e Z f!Iss, Fa~y ami tIsaw Slks v slv,i,
F,,irv shx AMI In ~. Its4sh six
@tts.* Irahiinc Satin. Nathan Glnih,
SIX Pinsh and fancy ,'asl,er,A -
& Ell vari ~
OrescOHfimO. ~
~t.ss.x-f, H,ak, Blu~, api Brown Hs sdcio,h,
..itt SIS Ubian, Wbttn D. aisl Nh - n,i h.,
Fancy, bl'r', brown std Mnlbs,y
Is castec beaver. Gsnady uux., AID
Satara of the latest mol, rfstss
Ready Made.
Ov.rooats, Over.sscts, Hnttents.
Re ting JsaS y aud Jaliaah, I,a~k
And Dross Fioek C.sis 81 Aii Quatt-
u AMI s,yies; tnk velvet. Uuth.
II ia Cashmere and Val a'is w H.,
C'sme'I snIbsu dyuk a and txtai,
fAtey AMI pain Cassiu,ste and The.
skin Pant. Dtn'a Ahd ius,n.1y
Snsk~. wrspt~rs aud u, srslis.
Esss'saisJstSsg Goods.
Hickory cste0 white plan t,nfa,
q rdci and Paris bosom, issvly cn-
/" shirts. with c0nin,s, sp1 p.aka
Up'bairdp, string he OsssY, - Cd |
ed byrob. pika sat lap G.lias., |
N.ck Tca Stock. fsnA5 and viaib
CfS,atsj G.ovea~y. whjts iIak sid |
e.Ired kid, i,,,rd buzz cloth IN -.
tsrnfh, Alb Yd.sn, HrIin Ubs,n, |
and German aud P,v lyaudts,s, |
v.s,l M rno and cotton upff, whit |
and fancy linen aud III ifsbdtsf,
chi,f'; 'mbrodeftd Ishb's wa 4 /
Ehi'c and mixsd mo i,o and rim /
WTapprfs anil Draw s.y ~. III MAI.
6ssaffs, Muiisfs, u htr hLawis aud |
shawl Plus In,br u .lsfpai hss |
I'D all vtlier AftIei.s u Hat ~ k.pt ~ I
III trafo. all NJ which sfs ,seisaix
fully sukn,iitat " ti.s sssSsll alton /
6f c,si omeSs
An caSly Call will viii t.eoie sho.e~ Asfeettabs,
EDWARD ALDEN,
kcond st'eot, opposite L~ Clsic Nv, oa1ecsgt. |
SavIs u t"ssD Main end Brady A1JMT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

sssRxru sLIuASisA - What Wendell Phi
Yipps ,A:tks Of Us seetionslism
nrTtss-n. merit IL he Republican party
4r1l.ys!ii ,SsTx s; ;ts'; + ao party r.,
80 = * 1Sv f.st, ss'a'.'zib ase'f pa stonal,
sssiasatnH h'6s softd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

MINER - desirable I<ts for Resifcne~s m
"A Brady hsin. and Harrison streets, 10 kssr FOG
tn term OF Is YEAR,. Apply to
W. u. y. GrRIEY.
Once ~ Mar. bit Front and S~ogi,d siIe.ts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

ITsIGHr 4 SEARS have this rsy connected VifA
i Them IN bushes BENZ BECKETT, and the be-
IN - viii hsresf,~- - es-ynd under the Arm VI
Hsighs Sears & b skcst. t
Davenport, Iowa Aug s5ah ls56-ti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
QUARTER OF A MILLION OF DOLLARS

"Nt hhd airy liz CIptal.
Nv IS J"'f'N h.t! may hare IN the prits ~ the
bu.iit. ~ ahi MAY t''t ~ III slur
- as Z" ~" an 1T insured By reduction al the
dfhnal lt''uriua
AatuiIi'ih u IL" Iuit"a States n r. superior al
vtiiiH'~ u tfhiI- taftfsily anil ally
utthAe.d ah H. ffuni- ldy htn II r"r than "ih.r
~ lnu'Fhrt & mIahr vifh 4 ~,au'l c,ss .viThL.
Ihrhcdi d'pision Of prqhts riHfake pidoc in Is66
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
--s----ze-as a-iia a.-.'4i - a-aa
To Lease.

A the City Relle Saxon. ard -iii Re receivet
~ daiiy. b. Express from the aboard. Curing ms
arYi9dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

ARREsTtD.-On SHANNON. ,anl JIM
JOHNSON were arrested IN Fl Madison the
other dav and committed TO jail in de
fault Of $1,000 bail, on u charge OF com
uniting divers and sur Diary burgalaries
in Denmark. The Pl.indealer is conf
deut that they belong to an organized
gang which is committing depredations
in other parts Of she State Cap Repor-
Tor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
DISSOLUTION.
homeopathic MEDICINE.

DIR PRINCE n DE b. consulted At bls nisI|i-
A.ry, OF Brady between Eoufth and flifhA tttrth
.i.liv from ~ o'cl,ek A N. I'll tP Hsil'hc"
north east corner Brsty and Fifteenth streets.
Rugip-dA sbm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
AHlAH1R,

foNlE subscribers having mad arraHg m nj I" he
j pstmauetiN supplied With ~ W and Fed take
method ~ informing ihr eitxrns - Davenport
I8t IN Ia. ~ md for In pntia,sr corner
,,.ni anil liarli.tne Literal dtiiuciiDn male
,rBlkrts and tbosr @ho by q scll asttni
u.l q 9dt"et J. NYH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
EXCITING NEWS FROM KANSAS.

ST LOWS, Sept 5.
Private aiyices from Kansas state
that on Tuesday last, every Free State
man was driven from Lenvenworth, at
tho point OF the bavonet. and all proper
" DESTROYED or conf -c,ted.
ph,lips AMI his brother were killed
Phtlu,' house AMI his irpther's store
were turned ! is SAID PhiUps fired
from his house and killed two pre- sla-
very men
tory sufferers arrived here to day, en-
tirciv destitute.
NJ PARTICULARS vet 'ransP!red.
Ncw iurk, SEPT. !.
Correspondence of the { 0uri.r and
Enquirer Washington 3!:-Tae last
steamer brought advic,s from Mr. Dallas,
rerresertlng that on the conc u-ion OF
the negotiations with Honduras relative
to the Bay Island Colony and the Mus
quito lni,ans, direct correspondence up
on the subject OF the Ceotral Amer'can
! difficulties was resumed With the British
! Government, and that the Negotiations
are progressing favorahiy.
Walkers government had not been re
cogniz j 10 Great Britain. Lord Clar-
endon has no: expressed desire TO re-
/ ceive a minister from Walker. The B.lt-
ish Government recDgn zed the Admins
tration OF E.terado, the representative
i Of that Government which existed 10
Nicaragua previous to the invasion OF
Our G,vernmeGt when, in My last,
Padre Y i'll was oificla ly receiv' by the
President, it was as MInrter appointed
by President Rivas. II whom Walker was
subordinate as commander OF the army
Ii Is he authority Of R.vas only that lie
nov .oogn!zed here us legal IN the
country.
Mr. VI meter Wheeler has agsin placed
himself IN regular correspondence with
Walker, but without instructions from
the State Department.
FlREMEN'S DEMONSTRATION.
New HI, en-. Sept ).
The dav HIS beer one o! great rXct'e-
nlet.t. of account OF the Fl euct', prize t3r
81. In nts were under IN rch near noon,
and " a aoIt mile aud a half in l"ugh.
There Mere thu'y-slx compapits, and IL
banis of music, besi.es thirteen ha lis OF
martial music The average Inlnber oil .
men aboat 80 TO a company The prize
I'll ! caine .lli on the Green il tie afternoon
v ch va, filed with ore men ad wo-
men than We're ever tfete b fore. AT thu
same time nineteen machine, play'd, each
thro'.- 400 feet u hos e. ana lie nr>i p,Ike
Of $500 was won by the Rirpo" IN Co. OF
Stanford, Conn. who ne mach ne
manufactured by Baton. Of Waterford. n
Y. The height Of the stream by them was
1913 feet. The second prize, of 500, va
won by The Dsmp"r Co. No. OF IL Tt
ford. Tire thrd piIze, of 500, was won
b. PhocAix Co. No u + B okiIn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

MoRR or TnEiR IREAsON.-The notoTi.
Gus Weniall Philips. n leading Fremont
black Republican, said in . speech IN
Boston, few days ago:
The Republicans in Congress mnst
defeat the appropriation bill, stop the
supplies Of the government, and brin.
the governm ent 10 dead lock. 1t is the
duty of the republicans to do this, and to
d. this will widen the breach between
the north and the south, and so hasten
the dissolution Of the Union! believe
we are near this !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08

= - 1he escort arriving from the Mel
9o665wy Australia, d'ggineesOn the 23d Msy.
conveyed 8, 65skouucessiehpLt am u .oOe
pou,lb 10 /. ssn. kcOU, % sfferl, m lar.
g-st ssAeunt ever hou u ,i,to = Mssy
IN one vessel, asr'veh r.cssily.
9Th. Ut a. MY Herald 80 Gsnd
.ui.ui Ave- dollar maze on he Bank of Nl,ca.
cpfie. IL IN the original ky phnfe 1ephy,
Mas n,ad.s;is appearance II is sad u be
dangerous fraud.
New AND 1HEN.- In 1879 Bish~ps nevk.
lev al rived 10 lhi. country. lie wrote home
IT, Eng and Ii 4 '-the ,ew q OF Newport con,
taius u u y sous. and IS the most Thriving
p'arc in an Amer ca for bigness :" ass--ss.
NV York city contains 650.Oo0 inbabi-
.anis. or more than 100 times as many, aOs.
| yet New Yo.k is not relatively larger now
10 our whole country, tina 5000 IA New
l,ert was ;l,ep.j .3ssS fsgs,
CO In NV York there ar. fonr hun
dred and fo',y -four booksellers, AID one
hundr ed and Thirty three publishers, and IL
Pen,syiy ola fo'S hundred a'sts 10 book
Sellers aid se.eh'y two publishers.
- H. Pa,s ladies' wear dsggers a. their
eiraes IN America they veas tiie,n ~
their eyes. IS -
"No other political crisis" saws The
Aloarv Argus. ..n he hissory.of ans or
Other Sta -. ha, " iues>ed such a pcwerfnl
reac' on N public sentrneht as that nos
gong on aInong 'he masses in faver Of Blu
CHI nan shd BE, kenrtd.e.
TIE Democracy of the Empire State have
de'"l II, Ii 4 10 Triumph, aud III VII r.-
umph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
ExAMrLE OF nArrs Tor INSURANCE OF snn

'sn WI" u'd an ~ rratlv AN - N ir mVii't ir
'tt'i hr iir So hav. credit II laif III.
'iaH' 'if. mum 81 lit. polrrs. al t"t t.nt iut're
ls-ut taf,tr - tl,,Iu - to aud f,ir au,uu.
90 nu .uui. 81 400
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
business directory.

MACKIOT 4 CpRBiN....Cor ; Z" ID anl Brady
NttkDi.i.S CAMPBELL to........... Nam
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-08
DR.. W. =. MINER
(Eornevis ~ Rock Jsasd, M
Surgeon 4 Home GpatkiC Physician
Fresh Oysters /!

Office on 81 street. next door 10 VI u Smiths vare,
~ Store To- y. MeTwiBs otiioe. LiDdsley's Jew
FL. store. (ruaI 27d3nnJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28
Industry of Massachusetts.

According to the Worcester Spy, the aggregate
productive industry of has increased
from one hundred and fourteen millions in 1e45, to
three hundred millions in 1855, making growth
of 100 per cent in the productive wealth of the
State in ten years. In the cotton manufacture the
growth has been from twelve millions to twenty
six millions in calico, from four to five; in wool
ems from eight to twelve; in linen, from one hun
bred and forty Ave thousand to one million and 8
half; in shoes, from fourteen millions to thirty
eight in steam engines, from two hundred thou
sand to three millions and a quarter; in copper
and brass manufactures, from one to three mil
lions; in glass; from three-fourths of a million tc
two and three-fourth millions; in chemicals, from
three hundred thousand to one million one hun
dred and twenty. -four thousand dollars