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, 1856-09-12

Across THE STRAITs.-A few weeks since
the British man-of-war Trineomale, in tow
of the II. B. Co.'S steamer Otier, having OIL
board Gov. DOUGLASS, of Vancouver's Is
land, Admiral Bruce, and 400 men, left
the harbor of Victoria, for the purpose Of
making an expedition Northward against
and to chastise the Cowegian Indians, q
party of whom, whilst on a visit to the Is
land, some time since, attempted the mur
der of a person in the employ of the Hud
sons Bay Company. Nothing had beer
heard concerning the expedition up to the
time the schooner Mary Dunn left Victoria
for Steilacoom, last week.
, 1856-09-12

SrooK ON THE PLAINs.-The 'fPlacerVille
American" says that we now have some
thing reliable in regard to the numbers Of
stock on the plains en- route for California.
Up to the time DR.. Sager crossed the
North Platte Bridge, five miles below
the old Mormon Ferry, the register there
kept showed an aggregate Of over forty
thousand head Of cattle; and it was there
believed that as many as half that number
were yet behind, which would give grand
total Of sixty thousand. His belief Is that
the immigration on the way exceeds that
of any other year except that Of '52. That
it consists mainly Of families, and large
proportion Of them are the families Of those
who, having once been in California and
back to the States, are now returning TO
make California their permanent abode.
, 1856-09-12

Ra- Read on the 6rst page Of to-day's
paper, the proceedings of meeting, held
at Vancouver, Clark county, W. T., on oc-
casion Of a public dinner, rendered to Maj
MAxox and the brave officers and men Of
the Southern Battalion, as an evidence Of
the gratitude and esteem in which they are
held by their fellow citizens, as protectors
and defenders Of the lives and property Of
our citizens, against the ruthless sayagcs.
, 1856-09-12

RuNNIHG HoRsE BAcKwARDs.-Tho
Paris correspondent of the Boston Post
says an English horse was made to travel
backwards on the Champs Elysees The
other day by his owner, the Count de Ian
cosme BreVes, to decide o wager. Crab
like, the docile animal performed i've
eighths Of mile in Eve minutes and thirty
seven seconds. A sporting item worth
mentioning. a.
, 1856-09-12

EXPLORATION OF WESTERN AERIcA:-Ihe
Rev. Mr. Pease will sail from the United
States for Liberia early in the coming aa-
tumn, that he may enter, at tho Deglnnms
of the dry season, on his proposed explora-
ton Of the interior regions immediately east
Of Liberia, with view to Its capacity lof
civilization and settlement BY colored emf
grants from America.
, 1856-09-12

~ The dwelling house Of H. D. Burns
at Linn City, Oregon, was destroyed y
FIRE on the 21th ult Supposed to Be the
work cf an incendiary-T Tines, AHg. ~.
, 1856-09-12
Order Of Col. Ninntne.

THE following copy of an order issued
by Col. Steptoe, in relation to the settle
ment or occupation of any of the Indian
country by white citizens has been furnish
ed us by A. J. Lockwood, Esq: :]-OregOn
Times, August 30h.
FoRT DALLEs, o. IT,
Aug. 20, 1856.
The undersigned, having been designated
to establish Military post in the Walla-
walla country, and with view to prevent
all misunderstanding on the subject, believes
it broper to make known the following
instructions he has recently received from
the Pacific Military Department:
No emigrants or other white persons, ex-
cept the Hudson's Bay Co, or persons
having ceded rights from the Indians, will
be permitted to settle on or to remain in
the Indian country, or on land not settled
or not conferred by the Senate and approved
by the President of tile United States.
These orders are not, however, to apply
TO the miners engaged in collecting gold al
Colville mines
L. j. SrEPToE,
RrI ToI TT g
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
SPECIAL .v'OTzCE
II New York 4 BoSten Passengers.
- Hours saved
ny TAKING THE
~ New York + Erie h. Z.

P...-ng,rs taking the 8. 20 N TtAin on Aichixan
Cent? Al Railroad ~ Chicago arrive NJ suspension
Hriase u W NJ same day, and eonssa escfusss-
" with thu New York b Erie Railroad. arrive 10
NV York city mex, aAy q =. ~ rs
SEvEN MOURA sa6 r~~uay NSnusee ." dd-
vance any other Route
Pass -nsers takIns ths .. - ? train 90 Atchle.n
Central Kailroad connect through by niagara Fsils
Boat also By tho North Shore iine Of steamboats, 10
pu0Alo, arriving In ttme far 500 = train IN the
New York l. NH Rsiiroai, arriving In New sorA
cam evening p s,DPM.
OV3 vaOCN saa eusy "siuases IN ddso"ce
VI Ms Albany route 49,
P....ns.r- takins the 8 Is \ N train eli the Mich
suhsr m connect nj Toledo with steamboat direct 10
uuRalo and arriv. IN tim. for the ~ steamboat
gxpress train on III. b Erir RAILROAD. striving
u New York Al II .SyM
AK MOT ~ advance " the AIbaav route
Passengers taking thu 7.I6 train on the same con-
meet Al Dunkirk with the Tram on w
grte railroad arriving at New Yo.k ats. oOP =,
aDVE HOUR and Tweaty minwees IN ades~ss
efany other route
Psrsrnxers leaving Chicago Saturday 90 q on
ON Mich Central Raj road will arrive in New t"fk
city sunday 2,a6 M -
NjNETEEN MOURG,n adveaes eftAs A,bs~y
route
N.Y. Erie Railroad make direct coanectioes YIN ~
trans leaving Chicago for ihr Esst rnnnine surousn
Arect 10 New York with les changes thaa any osnes
route. -.
sA,ra~srug. must be particular 10 purchase
tickets VA New York Erie Railroad. u shey wi.h 20
ave ak " SEVEN HOURS In time. Aod 20
through without delay
through c,n, acts by calling the COMPANY Agents
A H. PETERS, AT, - ls~srborn 1t, Cnicseo
BF. SMITH, Gru Agent, Cleveland, O.
ymo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
q H ~ N ID
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING!!

There VIII be grand Nsss Meeting Of this D...oc
rscy Of Central lows, at the city Of MCsCATJNR;
Taes1ay, ~ Z. 1859.
sh- day before the opening of the STATE Fair
uoa- JOHN O. BB8CRENRiDGK.
% stePMRN A. DOC0IAS
JESSBD. BRIGHT of Indiana.
JOHN A. DIX, Of New York
SUbCS CHOATE. Of Massachnsett.
Aud host Of other aide, eloquent and d
chAmptous VI The cause Including our own ELECTORAL
Csna,eaies, ~" -xp"cted 10 be present aud address
the meeting
Friends u the Constitution aud th. Union--love,s
OF domestic psace an national pro-pertty-turu out
V your strength and lend yonr aid In crushing out
80 ~ W. spes1 ~ ianatEism and discord that now
Threatens thu land With its fearful presence
Conn OSE! Cons ALI!i
Come - the winds come when forrst, ar, rerd.A
Come as sh- ~sves come, when navies are strsuie
by order Of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRixGEMsxrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

IEAgssss I 1tln "a, ~ " !hnew
eur City sssAsrs will b. grssi6~d, too, with
~ sass sncesrse taa ssOsmiyss :. u u -
ssPeated tss.i6As. iMssss. .nssSA cd
Myers, in yielding 10 the wishes of the
public, svsneeesssdsv7 issessys1 hsssy
responsibility but NOT grssser the. he p
-ssoas Of tine Theatre will rsasnsrais, we
afs cen6dent. he re-sagagsosat Of Miss
Kats Dsn,n, and The saso~ase~eat that she
10 to appear IN the character % Camille, is
quite suiscieni 10 warrant essudeA audi
snes.
The Dvsaas Of . Cssnille,s is out a the
ordinary 'snes q theatrical eonpositicns-
Il sPpesrs to BE- more like the every day oe-
cavrences Of real life, more like the psacti-
cal working. OF nature, ~ seen and witues-
sed BY almost every on-. There y really
nothing left for the Imagination the whole
subject is before you. and u,s minuisst de-
tail is pslpable The plot 10 simple and
easily understood aad the acting is merely
. narrative Of the life OF the heroine, car
risd through series Of years and eventaa-
ting in her death. The great beauty Of this
drama isits living truth We see, - in
mirror, the real figure before Us, " no coun-
terfeit presentment # unreal prrsonages,
painted for Poeti, Imagination, hut living
fact which al have sssa AID al can COM
prehend.
Il would b strssgs id ed, IL IN drama
occupying At leas three hours in its repre-
sentstioa, something sAould not bs fsvnd
exesPtioaasss. but we 6rmly believe 40 9TH
sr acting draaa Is 80 perfectly free from
unnecessary words or stolid sentences
II Miss Kate Denim had been the 6rst 10
stead Of the third English representative Of
/" Camille" We very much question il to-
night she would BE- acting the part in DAY.
export, for, 10 our mind, the demand upon
her time would have been 30 great in the
largest cities, that We could not have an,ic-
'psisd he' visit here. within at leas, two
years
We expect 10 zee large audience at the
theatre tonight, and il the public fully un-
dsrstsnd the beautiful, though affecting
story Of the unfortunate Camille. and had
Witnessed the superior acting Of Miss Den
in, as well q other memb.rs of the com
pany, the hall would not hold a quarter Of
those who would turn out TO witness il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
oMMIrTEE or ARRixGEM.srs.
~ For interesting Political and
Miscellaneous matte +, see Fourth PAGE

OUR ENLAKoEMEST.-Again we are
compelled t. enlarge the dimensions Of the
State Democrat. Our advertising p,tron.
age has become so great, owing to the
extensive aud uniivaIled circulation OF our
paper, that little or no room 10 lett 10 for
editorials and news items. We have been
prospered since the establishment Of the
Democrat tless than one year ago, beyond
ell OF our most sanguine expectations. But
We mean 10 keep up TO the full demand Of
our liberal patrons, and present them
paper that is not only the best newspaper in
the State, but also the best advertising me-
dunn Tor business men, Our motto il on.
ward, and while We strive 10 build up the
Inter esfs and business Of our city and State,
We shall grow with their growth, and
strengthen with their prosperity, and sinai,
enlarge from time 10 time. 10 meet the wants
IT the public. Onr paper is now the larg-
est OF any published in Iowa, and we trust
II has not yetresched its full growth. We
thank our patrons and while they sustain
Us we shall do al IN our power 10 increase
their Il rtunes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
R.sGS! B.aGS! B.aGS!

NSANUf AcrURED BY the Chicsso nas Asnuisc'o
M "a, Rsndulph street, corner of Ciars, ChirA.o
viCuR uUCKwHEAT, CORN MEAL, HAN, VAR
NERs OSNABUR6 AND SEA ALEsS
GRAIN SACKS
FURNISHED uv,n the shortest notice, and a. .hr
u,v..t market pr,os~ The de-lgn- ior branding are
.-w original, and not 70 be surpassed " tnls e"""
Try
lvotf POSI- Olncr-nOurese UtA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

En- Curtis 4 Chadwick are about
opening their large and we'll selected stock
Of Hardware in Alvord's new block, on
Brady street. We take pleasure in rec ON
nending this firm TO the public, with the
assurance that they will ever be found ready
to supply the trade with first class goods at
fair p ices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

~ Perhaps no man in our city
has lsesred more assiluessly 70 build W =
SQUAD and lasting trade, and 10 meet the
wants and dsaands q "a extensive eoamu.
nifty, THAI our rs'Dse,sd and esssGstls tsllsw
citises, Henry H. Smith. Ne hesss hes
taken greater paa 10 carry out sa hcaosa
BE eompetitiea, and elevate the staAdssl ~
The msreaatils fraternity. NJ. ooith eane
TO tAls city tsw years since, " usdss.
s'sna. With limited means, aud embarked In
business With The intsatiaa II hallaise W
apsrmaaens trade, end bow hs Ass, - aa.
tisine psrssssss,sss, attained bic 81 ean
easily ~ Aslssnlasd b. noticing he vat
sMssMt q gesds b bsia6s late ,ais sasksl
70 saRPly To- hundreds Il profitable sa
tssets y hss arpwl s.easd hia. The
slASk - essssate v hs patseas tAls tsll
eehpsss aaythise hssssotsrs S1ItsA :.
oneA's vtrissy aacssl lstiss and osa,u
my y sass u Aa'ias . variety = I'll
thi6ss suissa 10 ,kssr vSslogn wssis and
tsslsa 0alt sMa sxSuise Nv slask e or
pallaop 81 81 els'As NJ hsuss n navsn'
~ ~ vseassv y ~. sss ssnpsls viz
~ taeneA)eass 49, = = . vsetp q
~ - ~ peetedsA y a. JUG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

WM. ALLEN WN r. CLARK,
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attorneys i Ceunsellers 1T Law,
Real Essasc, Life Insurance suA Genera
Laad Agents, and Notary Publics,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, BRADY ST,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
lNOL.LECTlONS and all professional bushes. ia
~ every part of the State ntrusted to our carr,
will receive prompt attentuo; Money In vested Taxes
paid, for nor. rssidents Money Loaned on unenc am
bered Real Estate security Farms, Houses and Lots
lessed; Real Estate Of all kinds bought and cold
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

Il. o. 0. F"-The members Of this
Order are 10 havea grand procession. orstion
al d supper on thursday u.xt. This SErE
" a" affair complimentary to the R. w.
Grand Lodge OF this State.
The procession will form on Brsay street
y" front e the hall, a. 3 O'Clock P NJ, and
march through two or three Of tn princip
u sh eets-the line Of March terminating q
the Congregational church on Fifth Street,
where the GRAFTON will BE- delivered At 4 o,
clock, 10 which the public are invited--ad.
mittancs tree.
The GRAFTON will be given BY the Rev. Nj.
RouSsviLLx, Of Peoria, Ill.,, = brother OF
the order, and who, We believe, stands At
the head Il this fraternity in that Safe.
We thj"k the Cenmittse os Arsaags.
sae",s have hssn particularly tertuaass IN
securing he services u - distinguished .
gentleman - M Reansvilis fer the eees
sion--s gen,lemsn Of 6as talents aud one
who will do honor to the Order snd 10 BIZ;
self 10 bic effort on Thvrsdsy nsxt. We
advise all, whose taste lsads thea 10 the
enjoyment Of . rich trsat literary, snd6pish
ID slocution withal, to make Il In their way
to bear NJ Reunsvills.
The supper will Be held in ons II The
buildises q The y. Z n. Railroad Dc.
pot ct Q o'clock, 70 which ere Invited I'll
asabees Of TIE order end fsiesls ao'
contested thsrswisA. Ssppss dskses
sdaistiaG essslsosa ssd lady, saa B,
procured ~ TIE ssvsssl Boot Ssosss |.
the city. ~"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

BALL N THE NEW D.por.-We
have seen a complimentary card of invita-
ton to the Union Railroad Ball, which take,
place tomorrow evening a, the New Depot.
which promises to eclipse everything Of
the kind thst has oc, urred in Iowa. Invi.
tations have been sent 10 all parts Of ID.
United States, and the managers have assn.
RANGES Of . very large attendance. How
our blood warns 81 the thought Of the OK.
hilersting pleasures that will swell the bo.
SONS OF the sexes, as the mellifluous music
Of the violin hoais along The hall, Inviting
the gallant men and msidens fair to trip liz
light fantastic Toe. aud mingle in the mazes
OF the waltz aud the scho,iisch. Dull blood
will dance along the veins. painting fresh
rosss on The cheeks Of biushing beauty. II
will be grand affair; "rpe' to he provr
ded BY that prince OF g.. ;, Atkins, and
every preparation upon IT, .ao,t extensive
le is making 10 fill ,p Programme Of
entertainments unrI vailed u the West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

0neosenns - Uoa113oz 1ssaniO
vtlls. cs@siasssas VI asrernss W she-- PIN.
10 the re.ul, OF long s(Essrsd1ppNaes NayI
e.. mid IN thar or ral&Rs~o1es6G6A u asssAsag
ell irresulart,~s painful ,neasi rsatio0 rensinG all
sb.sruats,s, vhrsLss fns odd pr o,lD,~i.e, hssd-
scAs pain u tA<ns bafr alton u IN Mar, Assusb
oil dep, which arise from n'erruptisn u nature
In, can BE- succ~ssfaly use ~ . pseveEtive fprs~
psl- .hosld BE- taken pregnancy, - they
you'd sure la m-csrstse. wGrsqfvd par-
" .eQssb@, aud FIRE. frsa ythine hJnrsans "sSss
o. hssth Expseit direction. which ,h,sid u resd
scrompany eschbox. SPrsc~ ~. for ssr ,, ~
u,ass,ss. In pSvrup6N suA Hines . cItppenssr.
R.rk Island sent b, mail bs inciosns 81 10 Dr. Cor
.~,lu-L Ch-eseman, No ls7 srusdwsy. New York.
jesO-dav,m)
nsaIey's Magical Psia ExssacsSv.-Th great
sna vsincsps, chssscsssssstss VI DALl.EY's MAGIC
A. PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
10, OF Inc never failing and aud uniaue pasrsty,
.. so % applied sy external ujnvy. :" eerct IN
ssmnsssa snsssasiy. aad .spsA,y to ssdaer At, This
rsasure constisuirs It, great power u alleviate "
ps,n u burns and ssalds, andcs ae1sS patnss' ~
ease. In 90 Incredibly short space q tim - -
ain sppssr from H. t'w ss-shssHasss hssess'o an
n.l-d wv-ry nselIlseni mind u full, are that In
si css~s Il external injury III" pain is prnhnc BY
,afammsiion 81 the injured parts; aud THEREFOR II
v,u remove Oh" cAusr th" "a ct must ceAss
d Its purincsGse p, operties peuirais@ the pi-
sou ths, may iurk u - syss<n, ssA wiil vssa APP
piled to the soses ~Sssw sapeAy 40 iacure MISTER
~ the SUFFICE and sjct nhencr tn great di,chAig
N prsduees fran sores cccasioned oy tdsns-sid
,rhs, aru-d 10 .ld Ard nyeterse soses Salt Rheum
OF other cuisneous Diseases
Each hex u genuine Daley PAN Extractor hA-
upon i, s>ep Plat. Enrrsved Label with the sigma
,.,r.ofC v CLicKESEE h 90 propr,ct"r", and
HENRY DAILY manufacturer All Others are
eoupsrr,.i, Price u cents YER bos
a. An ord.rs ~hould be addressed To- ' CheA-
,n,, Il q, 81 Barclay str-rt. New YoIt
S,d by all Drugsist- and Medicine dealers through
Ut the United stsfe-. s"pa"-"s~s"'
NJ a. nsichelor's sssir Dye. No burn,nn
e.,.,.t,o, compound could ~v-t bSv" attained the
,, srssi favor accorded To this Dive. The original.
..y,, railing fsvn.it-. Nature h not more true "
h.,.s, than the brown black p@inced In tie rss-
%, srs,.st or most froszy hair byn. Md and
aa ~ .pp.ied NJ B~tsbslors wig Factory. I'm nine
ur,v.,. rooms, 2s3 Broadway New York WIN
n.,hso, 4. IN ,he boz Of all gcnun- oth"r- Ar" I'M
itAtions.
FOR sale nv Ai,o'd = Van Pattern
.~,,Os-fauim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
4 CARD.


GSCRJts 4 CHADWICK, Dsety stn-t. east side
~ Leiv~ frht and Sound, Conlmissior. Aer-
chants, Iu,r-,rters sd Oa.er- in Am rcan, English
and 0-rmsn Hardware, c'sicry, GUS. PsS;ols, Gun
Material Sporting Apia aius, Metals, Psinsa, Oils
0Iass. kc &c o. ,'r- - inturm the citizens Of
Dassusss't amt % al ming L.wns. that they will
IN u 0eou4 " III, at oLsn fSf ilsp ction and
49, 90 o. the lSre u Az brs assort-d -tcks Of
1aDo NJ Neavy Hsri~ar YER hrpught " -
err nartst. We shsll maxi II our aui "a b. con.
aqnsiy sppp,tsi pioh hal D. O. tineps u sery ar
tie1e In our line - UAirht1vfs Is any 1uAand En-
juytn9 the eest facilities Tor purchasing hsvAg bu
sines. eoanrcetons W New yerk and 9th r Eastern
nosssts, and baStnx direct from III manufacturers
for cash ~ srs n~bied 70 a9rr soods u prc-s which
~ III eDmpesttn w dssir to cali tn a,tsnt bon
q cossssy Asrehsets aud sAL-rs % 4ur SICK and
pFssss, feene eoa0dsut that coupsrsc with Chi
caSo and ~. Louis parohsses win result 10 our ia
vor We are ass-rinel 10 uske II fos the inters Of
oil 10 f0vor % WITH uselr pessuoaae W shal q =
uoasana iaAacsasass q cash and prompt short ,ime
ssss'' ! y. CURTIS;
DsvsnDsrs, lsws. seps. %. iSs0-6sf
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0BNrs' HURNIsHIN0 GOODS
New Coods! New Coods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.WerchWsst Tailor,

0101 w A0O10 kAA0A1lO9
.Wes'chWsst Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready .1gNste ly0sAissE,
Cloths, CassSnerss, Vestings, Gents.
FursisAisg Goods and 1dilors'
Trimminys,
II largest end best sslscted steeks Of soods svrr
osre1 for sas iatAis market. eeasistnG 10 part Of
the ALLOWING arttlss:
DrOO0cS0ths.
luglish French, 0ermAa and Anal
VAN, Of ~ Aaesi quality saa laasss
syls u Goods.
C0eoS1gees-0.
Ensiish, Srsnsh ana American. u
VERY vasiety Of style, color and
tualioy.
v,sssSss9s.
White Nersetllss, Nasalssss, wh,ss
.endoa riGured 1inoel I'd euleepa
sNks. Fancy end piaia 0uk Veivst,
ssney Suk and Linsa. ltalian oali
erensAtns, Satin, italian ClntA,
A1 nssa, ~ SsssV csshasess 10
crest vsriety
OUssseo0S6sD.
Rlsck Hlus sAd Drovn Sroadeloth,
vnloe, whisn.y. and t,te C.oths,
fsney. Dlue. brown snA 091Aery
CASTOR Doaves, Canada mixel and
satass u ~ latest IMPORTS.
DsH6U JuB6s.
0voSoosss, Oves.aack., ourtsuts,
Rss6ng Jsckcss and 1almas, 1rCsi
~ Dfess ErOak Coass ~ ~ 0usli-
;aes md stylss; silk velvet. HasA.
olaeA cashmere end valeocis Vessa,
oasansst aastsrtt doubse and twist,
fancy and plain CasSiapsrr al De.
kin Paat; osa'n and Guernsey
Frosks. Wrapesn 40 Overall.
HSssss5oIeAeD 000GDo.
0iskosy, calico, white p,si> linen
! sosded and Paris bosom, fancy cea,
| ,S~d eAirts, vttA oom,nou an penn
| urtsthsnds; string, ~ 0rssy, esd'
| - nyron. polka and len Co1laSs
! Week tn. 1tocks, fancy aad plail
| Crovats; 0loves-whlse disk, and
| aalorsd I'D, lined buek, cloth, Ch,.s.
tos1fM, AArTdeen, 0erliu Oniea
AL oermsa aaA rus 0ean1lets
| seea. UrDinS aa1 ceston 1txes whis
| 81 iAAey liAsn and s0k Hsn1her
:Al.Ssi sDhsetdered laa,b'o 70
| vAias AnA ui1ea nsrtne cd siil
| WrsPpsrs - DrevrvS Wee Ailss
| paSsS. 0ulQsrs, oeats oAoUea osd
| Aewl p1ns, CaAssllss, OosVse o'Ha
~ ~ ether srstslss uiaolly ~ ;.
- tsees, ~ - vA,ch aee rsspece
| haV sao0isssa y tAe ssaniassiaa
! 4 eustanssv,
A early san ~ v'n s'sssl she.Ss ssaesssaas.
~ 49,: y: ss S.s a'' s:s:sR;''
49,
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Otsertcs Court.

Oes~s
Saturday, Oct !.
State Of IowsI Indictment charging bur-
vs.. glary in the house Of Dr..
James Cole. Smith.
The trial OF this case commenced Thurs.
day afternoon. Much difficulty was found
in obtaining q petit Jury. The witnesses
were numerous, and the testimony Of Doc
tor smith quite lengthy, 20 that arguments
were no. commenced until late Friday eve
ming. The opening argument Was By J.
F. Dillon. Saturday forenoon was chiefly
occupied BY the argument Of G. s. c. Dow
for the defendant, and it was All able and
powerful speech. Mr.. Dow Was followed
after diane. BY J. P. Cook, Tor tie State.
II was late in the afternoon when the case
was finally submitted to the jury. After
some delay the jury returned into Court
with a verdict Of guilty, whsrsupon the
Court sentenced the prisoner to ten years
imp. isonment in thu Penite.tisry.
Thus end. the September Term Of the
district Court There have been four Grim.
inal trials out Of the thirty -four upon the
docket. Unless some plan is devised for
dividing this large judicial district, the time
will soon come, when the civi, docket will
accumulate 70 such size that il will be -
difficult, to get sui, 10 judgment, Is in the
old chancery Court IN England. We urged
this bject upon the attention Of the last
legislature. Something should BE- done and
,hst speedily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

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