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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

DWELLING Houses 10 rent on 0sssa1 sAa TAiro
~ SITS, In The west end Of Tie city.
Ten valuable building Lots In sssrAsvsss's sAAssas
near ! y. sssSsSS svsssss~, ~ ~ - w.
Two Lots ON the Rs6, hesA % esssss sespsseaae
unrestricted River viev-Ios sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots for business houses asd AvsA
nss, % hss,ss' sod Main streets, scssh u SSH
to- sale verykw.
Ten v.'.h.. ssvasns Loss % sssoss ssA TA,sA
sueet', Tor sale credit Of 1--WE years given on most
BIT IN Gf~n's Addition; dwelling hos-e m shs
pr.nirSrs. fsr ssle ,hcap
Wrs' hall lat 7, IN bi,~k ,; house, well, and Inv
.prev nrnis
.of"rt front, by s. fect decpoa M.a stree, cvynsts
the Ltisirt Nra-, for sale
t"rncr vol ~ Nam aId FIor streets fcr safe ~fesp.
w., tai o block 66, opposite y cous's resp
d. nc", for sale chap, IN long time.
West Isr's, hlvtk0 LC,atrc's 7th a'k,ltsprI
hons" viii rpntns. ard good ,tatIr.
lots and s IN Meh"ils addition, ana DweIn .
~ - ~ BY ~ IN lri frr sa,c cheap.
asw IS, IT, ~. east, ~ aercs scs sale.
acrr lof in Hr,sir.s. Ksbtnsu \ BuIss's adsiins>
" aad@ hse y, secs. ~ 81. 81 Tor sale.
r sr25, ~ 50. r5e. Clinton county, sf -si~.
6ser's Land, scc2 a. ~ IL, cAst, nne ifvu, Day
cnI-"'
init from cts sor. sac chan
w IS ar 'sR3E, i6o acre, miles from
Davenport for sale
81 S"'sw Sia sw \ nsNE -, and
s"f " ' Sct r rs X 10 " E,uirA Coanty 3D.
joining timber, Tor .H'e
n cfNw s.tT n n? " onc mIk fros IN.
city OF Anrratiac fcr sale
ssacres land rs under cultivation. rnrd. 2 story
hous" good watcr $50 frUit trees prcs,.srs Ia ing
the y ofS W S2s 7 rs Ray, b,fk-s from ps,.H.
port. Tor sIfc.
~ acres with dwelling house snd stable snA other
Improvements. adjea'ng the city Of Davenport, fcs
fale
wsofNw ksloTNsE. so aercs for sale.
Forty acre. No r..i''e land, near waiee's. for
sale very low-price tibO
Thirty ~ l. Ind In West Davenport, fns sale
cheap In Loo from four to eight acres, hns view efi
River and Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts of Real Estate i'm
the city and country, for sails by
ALLEN DOOLAN,
octl2 DIT No Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE
Us Quart hotties
.yTI.EEf k.SDVy:.S' TO Fill.

fINIiE greatest NJ dcine ever Uncovered Tor the
/ cure of Fever and AcHe Chill Fever, Dnmb
Agu , and ali Billions III seas-s. This valuat" mfii-
his t.'cn before siie ltb f"r several years.
aud tn b. no better evidecr on red 81 IL ELL
cacy than it, extensive sale and constantly ncrras-
iig rcputai ion ard this il i,g I" its having per
formed some ot the most wonderful arHi astonishing
cues that have ever been KIN VII Beng purely veg
etable from all foreign drt nous or h'inrrd
cnIn,oun,ls Fehrift ge WiLs mas hc tax with the
utmost safety und almost Any circrmsianc"s. II
str ncthens the stomach. invg"rats the s,s'em, AMI
Entirely Prev nts the labgnpr ard post aiior ~
strength which always attends Fever a'td AGnt no
all bilious diseases II no. only breaks the cfh> and
ch cks thu yer but removes the ds cas' tth' iis-
"r ami other organs which the Chm ami trvrr
derend> Tile ihan> an,s who have n - The ffhti-
faye Wine ne nofurl her e, eu CO 81 ITS vitue 'hah
It's happy restorative fleet. u l. t!n's w'ildcffNi
medicine, and operates on the sy-til NIX" cha m
III fir 6r second d. 81 Fchrifug Wine btrakT the
chilis aud il c.ntinu according to The dlfe't"ns u
moves the dis asc Permanently from the sNsfem
AID leave, tn. body in haalthr condition. 1hnsr
p who afflicted with yer and Acue or any
'nfm 50. bilious dis -, are rrt"inirih 81 !" giF'
hi valuable medicine fair trial which l. all that
i nee s>aiy To- iu~nr. success ANA " ny nt' ~ us
sup over v nv othr remedy ever Hcr.i Ia
IN pulh,c Certif 81 tn highest resp c'ahlts
m gilt be pres ~u'st antist. AL thar Is claimed
IL half but il will h. lit ~ Inir duch u>e-i"
stand or fall ui,on Il own merits.
Cautio u Ia thr Pu,lir-B sure that IN name 81
the prop ietnr Juiix WIsER j. III his own handvri
tti.. III Promissorv Nn', which i atttche! to
th'. bottom 81 Zach rncr cd ah"l Ola the battles.
Sid at retail By Druggists and Merchants every
VIII re-
An wholesale orders mist be directed toJ I'm Wi
ner, g. MAIDEN Lam, N Y OF to BAY \ Baldwin,
VIII lcsal. Il uggis.s Chicago.
S Id WHOLESALE and r. all BY Messrs
AFFORD h VAN PATTEN
aucao-dAwly Davenport Iva
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

The Boston .1tlas, the leading Free
mongcr paper in New England, say>,
that " unless some speedy action is Ia
ken hy the Frccmongers, Massachu-
>etts will 30 for Buchanan"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

FrNSy-To hear Stewart trying to
convince the Know Nothings Of Lc
Claire, that Fremont is the only true
Know Nothing, and Fillmore nothing
but "bogus American"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

rE a construction train on the
Illinois Central Road was thrown
from the track on Friday last near
NATION, by which three men were
killed. Their names are George w.
Perry, Don Joscphus Perry, (broth-
crs) and Robert Timmons, all residents
Of Urbana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Ladies OF Davenport !!

rOME and look al Stock ~
hinH, Glass amt q WccnsWnrc
W. lav" just civ, 4 a srl"ndil-t ~ MAa.NiF1-
CENT GILT MIRRORS LATEST MN York
SrSIE. onr store - 100 frt deep ard MID with
very hng III our In" usually me- d d III HOTELS,
STORES and FAMILIES
Our suck ~ Glass j. unrivall'd Comprising many
BEN'TiFtI. ARTit LES ~; often found IN Western
Sioses.
W particularly iuyIi" Tho a'ieniirn -
low MERCHANTS,
as our Stock l. HEAVY and preparcd'o SCI
at WHOLESALE nts,n -ueh terms that III may
save TIME aud FREIGHT ty purchasing here
LEE WILLIAMS,
Store On Illinois It. OPP. Ct."rt Nous" Square.
Rock Island, AUG 20. dawif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

To samuel U-rs.Lcl. aud sN others iA61ssfed in
TIE Iaad hsrsinni'rv desevibep
Wow az NE hv notified that ny virtrbf an ord
i NAM" of the CITY Council of the Cig 81 Osren-
p.ri p,ss'd JnIv 18th, :Sao entitled ~ Ordinance
fr ~, continuation ~ Fourth >trr~t.". jury ~ six
dls.nterested frerhoiders - said city W. b. SUNNI
ii and sworn. the Mayors once insaid city on
The l5h lay ~ Spfcnlb'f NEXT to a.sa> AMI award
the damages and ben FITS that NAV sccri,r g. The
,,wn'r or owners Of the land prop,srdo ~ t,k"u for
tn continuation ~ said street. IL following i a
description ~ the tract ~ land proposed tn b Sk u
TOR the continuation - SAIL street shown hv 'h'
y n - the survey Of said continuation on Tile in
III. Mayo 3 Office to-wt. A ira. 80 fet wii
from tin end ~ Fourth sire g. thr wc.tts Il
boundary lin" Of the tract Of iandon which sand
llirsJhrl HOW II sid :, containing 3.iO acres.
u RdITtIELI,
Mayor ciiof Davenport.
August 90 lS56-srpl ii to sep. /.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

PoLtTIcs IN PINasYLNANh.-The fol
lowirg is an extract from pr'v.te Letter
fir, IN Mercer county, Ia, 70 lie editor OF
the % Book.
lam glad 10 notice That he Day Boot
IS getiire TO be a tavur te VIII! The 90 stls'
alive potion Of tie y n..r ca pei =, Nttth
as weli a. Souh. d. ~ ~. ir-- q b a
pollteian, hui fee a, 'hou.h he s"cee>-
Of the Back Republican i1ttl t"''il hf
ATTENDED with til. III s. dts5>'t -
auencrs. They are - ire, - -,r. p. -
old-ln Democrats arr b -Inf3f9 y" siir -
Tie American parry here . h.r''t g be
found and # an oil line WI : -hea r
al all, he n4ust support Ench"ist a
well as an able lud @. the Fremont
fever that ragged 50 high short Tune 'ihc'
is fast aAaiing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
New York, August 80.

Three now cases Of yellow fever are re-
ported a 81 ton l,lltd. Taer- h w. b.ti,
rig't de,'hs from We l1w fever amon. the
ll0aps al Governors island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

A NUMBER Of desirable Lots for RESIDENCES. on
"A Brady. Man, and Harrison streets, To lease for
the term Of Is years. Apply to
w. ~ y GCRIEY.
Once IN Main, bet. Front and Second streets
augl9itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Sl,, ssk. SDyy AMI THEN.

the days of Wash n. OF, AMI during
he lisi term of his min.siration, the
census .e uns, certii"d by Thomas .iel-r-
son. Secretary of State. exhibit The follow
ill.,, enumeration Of slaves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Valuable Property n sale In East
DAvAnmAft.

I n GOOD building Lots. 4, 4 t~'o story Frame
- House, and two lots 81 b'a.kins the Mis>is-
sippi river, Apply 10 Samu Guy, in HAST Daven-
port. aug2e-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

The question seems now to b,
what State will Fremont get
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

AMY AHArssODaeAT eON nok9 pAs.
xED WITHOUT TaE kAAAAs 1p1sos
vGseD.
wssh:aGsos Ase. 20.
uoUss.-A nssssee VS. revived from
tho senate, returning the Army bill. Nth
~ amendsneos striking Oas the pesviso.
The uouse, under the operation OF
TIE prosiso question, then coDcursej -
the Seoats's ans imens, striking out
the pvoviso, BY yeas l0l, says %.
The Senate bill fixing the time for the
election. 10 Delaware, OF Representatives
TO Congress, vac passed.
Mr W,snev asked but did not obtain
Leave to introduce bill TO repeal certain
sn.e,ments Of the Kansas Legislature TO
,:eiine ana secure tbs rights vi The PEG
PIE in that Territory.
A message was here received from the
President that be had signed the Army
bill
Mr. Grow Off red . resolution that the
President be respectfully requested TO
direct the District Attorney for To. Ter
ritorv OF Kansas to Apply 10 the proper
cour, for lave to enter n nolie pro-equi
on all the indictments pow peLding Tor
treason OF any other political oi'ense
alleged to have been Committed ID that
Territory.
The question OF the resolution was de-
fea,ed ty calling the ayes and nays on
motion to adjourn until a time convent
entity fixed tor the termination OF the
session, at half past ) O'Clock, when The
Sneaker declared the House a Journed
tine due, b spye the committee who VA
appointed 10 wal, On the President Aad
reported.
SEHATE.-On motion Of Mr. Clay, 9
resolution was adopted requiring th'
Secretary Of the Interior TO report mex
session the amount required TO pay thu
allowances proposed providing for th'
settlement q the claims Of the officers O.
revolutionary army, and Of the widows
and children of those who died IN th'
service.
Mr.. Critcnden's bill TO alter and arnen'
the Kansas bill was then tabled by q
ag'in>t II.
4 message was then rec eivod from tn
House, informing the Senate Of the PAssss'
of the Army bill, which, having 0esu t.
ken up on motion Of MIR. Huntss, the Sen
ate struck on; the prov so attached TO It b.
yeas 20, noes 7. The bill was then passed
A vote of thanks to the President pro ten
was then unanimously adopted, and tn
n.nal committee appointed to wait on TIT
President of The United States, and inform
hun that Congress was ready 10 adjourn. =
The committee subsequently reported fha
the Pre- sdrti had no further commune atio
20 make, when the Senate adjourned sin
die.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Sheet Music
homeopathic fEDsCyNE,

m. PRINCE, ~ D.-Ta br co1ted NJ his DisIrn-
sary, On II. ady. htwrcn f"nab and Firth str cts
daily. from w c'ci,ck I" - NJ. and from &c
sP N. Re-tience ,:crth-eai cern"r BRADY and
Fifteenth streets aug,9- ID w6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

U AND DowH.-ln g",n. on board
Mississippi steamboat tn. other day, Mr.
Jones net Mr.. Smith, Which way are " u
going smith-up or doAn:" "Ii"' dertnds
on circumstances. II ] sleep owe, the boil
or, up--,f in the CABIN, down"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

DANGEROUS Place FOR LADiEs. The
propeller Brunswick, on her trip from
Chicago to Buffalo. sprung a leak in Q
gale. and sunk. Tre passenges wero
landed on an island called the Stepping
Bear. The officer Of the vessel. reports
that the small boats had on board n num-
Der o ladies' 'swho are now tnng ami
safe Oh the Sleeping Bear, waiting for =
steamer to came and take them off,"
Good quarters, indeed' Suppose tie bear
awoke.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

pAxIsL WspsSsa's Ossxsos % JAuss
BunAnAs. the lea sweasy yssss Mr..
BoeAaasn has ranked among che sblcss
statesmen 10 the United Stsses. THE
position hss been awarded 70 Aim evra
BY bic political opposenss. 10 lSlS
daniel Webster male . speech as Fan
eu / Hall. Bossor, 10 favor VI The s:ec-
s,on o. Gen. Taylor. II conmeasins Is
be said
"Gentlemen, l saw this morning ,
speech delivered lately IN Washington
BY the present Sec, ess'y Of State, Mr..
Buchsnso, > gentleman who 10 among
he first, II not the very first OF bis par
~, in poin, Of character ADD standing in
the country. Differing from mo.s Of tie
sentiments, IN his speech, ! s,I!i d. it's
suthor tho credit and justice to say that
it 10 a manly speech"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
St. Louis. Aug. 30.


T. test intelligence from Kansas says, the
MlS.ourians are concentrating their forces
a New Santa Fee. ten miles south Of West
pert. on the dividing lie between Missouri
AID Kansas. Companies were arriving daily
from tfrrrnt counties, and by this lime
he would be ready tc enter the Territory
Their number would reach twenty-five
hundred men.
Par, of Lanes troops are terrifying them
selves about seven miles off, on the Waka-
rnsa; but the main body is at Lawrence
Tine number under his con- maud is various
" rs ima,ed from COO to 1900.
Gen A'chison is said 10 command the
MissourIans, Col Doniphan, second in com
mand, an Capt Reid, ju'art. A battle
is looked for between these two parties IN
the course Of a week.
|, is reported that the Free St,fe men
had taken Tecnmseh with loss to the pro-
slavery party of 80 men.
II is also reported that Gen. Pomeroy
had been killed.
Hoyt's death is confirmed. In his trunk
which was ope' Ell at Kansas city, vas
found map showing the locality OF the
pro-slavery settlers, and designating large
number who must be d He'd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
A RARE CHANCE.

r1oR SALE on LEAs*a Hotri; furnished and d.
II ins = % buslnrrs ! growing and nourishing
4. IN IN n. Missi,sorS Missouri Rai,vosd, twenty
mites from DavenJ,It y large portion 81 sne puv-
chase sn,.ney can rcmas IN morfg.g- fcv term of
wars " desire. Yos n ser vsTesealsn eN"ss y
this sGlce.
passnpoys, ssg S1Ai
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Dissolution Notice.

vlNHc % partnership heretofore cxis;ing b'fweer
/ The Hd,.r>gn 4, under tn" name OF LANCER 4
Io b r. is this dav dissolved hy mutual consent. All
d-bis nfih firm must h.. paid Ia Ssic;rlsd Loeher
wh,,s authorized 10 settle all partnership accounts
II. LANCER,
aurS-d2y : IoEBER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Dissolution.

TSHE Co partnership heretofore existing between
John r Miller and Stephen Zeisler - this day
dissolved hy mutual CONSENT All persons ii.deb ei
10 said arm will pay the same to John Miller, who
Is duly authorized 70 collect the sane.
JOHN MILLER.
aneI 6dims STEPHEN yEjSt.ER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

VorEs.-Pritz has been East. Re
publicans along the Route insisted
upon taking votes, which are recorded
as follows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
DISSOLUTION.

rDNHE coparfnrr ship heretofore existing under The
/ naue al. stN.f II Hull. Allen X ca Is this day
.>oiN,,' by mutual consent, X. l. Hull r'ifing from
Ia. Concern. l.. ~ IL
SMITH ALIFN,
J GUtTrENDEN.
Dayennlrt Ansnsi ?6 lS55--aug 21-n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

MULTIPLv-A female IN The upper ror-
ton Of our city gave birth yes''r'!ay 10 four
.sl,itie uns.' The mother and offs ,,rinS are
doing well -Dsbuque Express.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Mouse and Lease for Sale.

DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rooms
~ and Leave 81 lot for ~ years, situated ON the
Hlud between Brady and Harrison STREETS. Apply
IA WI. =. GURLEY, or to
ansiStItf NICHOLS, ISBELL r co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Fresh OYSTERS I!
To Lease.

A the City Belle Salaon, and viii be received
n daily, b. Express from the Seaboard, during the
season auai9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
CIRCULATING LsuslxAt y
Business Directory.
Ranking l. Exchange.

MACKL0T Il CURBIN.....C.r Seond and E9alv
NttKOiiS. CAMPBELL. cO.........-.H NAM
COOK X SANtIEN| ~ ''i'i
Mct;HE,;OR, IAWES & Observation-Disclosures Main -
CuCBB, BRO BARROW co, Cor Main "a sts
Land Agents.
WV. ALLEN. ...P. .. Building, Brady 81
NUKOLIS- ISBEI.L * CO.. MAN i
ALLEN 4 DOOIAN .....Orr's Kuitiil.g Gia'iy Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
For Sale Or Lease.

1y,wENrY-THREE eligible Building Lots. situated
on Harrison. Third Ripley and Blondeace streets.
will be sold leased reasonable :erms: for par.
ticulars enquire Of CoRnix 4 Dow. Or
(au.dtN JAAEoNAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Public Work.

@ EALED OprKRS viii b recrived until the ~
- Of Srptc,0heT. AZ O'Clock p fur macadsms-
ing Front street bet Perry and Brady aud paving
Mainsireet from Third TO tue r,ycT ana Tor pasii4
tn cutters and laying he curb stones 70 bofh streets
The Specifications can lie seen at the Mayors once.
Davenport, I7th August 1855
d,d II, LAMBACH, City Engineer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

knn RRAMS wRAPPlNG PAPER. sssoste,
OUO aises, ~ ss,s b. $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
NOTICE

~~ The stSner GREEK SLAVE
viii h~rse~v run through 10 Ga
E,&iff HA lena, (tts obstrncticns In Fever
Gi2E2TSS.Sa river hahg bcen removed and
connect regularly with thee,nnssota packets.
rickcte can b. procured sehe hoteis In Mock Island
ard Davenport. and ~ thslndrrstsn"d.
Hacks leave Rock Island u Davenport ~ O'Clock
m. POWERS CO,
sug2h-d1ws Asonts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
THOMAS nA>TDNG~ NEW MUADC d

ssELAH: A Collection Of Psalm and Hymn 3uoeO.
kClntroits, Anthems, Mttts, Chorus. . &C.. sdspA-
cd to th" ~ Cinsss Private Circls and WovehjD'
pin. A yinhtr ny Thomas Hastings. ~ pasee
Prize pet dEn. q; single .sI,ws msed. pssst.pat9
for examination Ia ANY address receipt u ID cSo
Many bew and rhpicr tu's~s befoSe pub
sli.i appar IN this work. and II u actnOwir6avd To
b. tn b st eoctun Of mu,ic ever prepared ~ This
eni,n' Mt authrr,
Ai~p-Thr Sabha'h Bell, by Geo Root. Per dSs
~; single copies Is cts.
aucStf D. COOKE co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

Mr. snubhIechops (toher dsugh'sv Lau-
ra)-li was very wrong or Won, Laura, 4.
warz With young Jolly. Yonr pat was
e.. Nv shocked. " says he hes in-t youug
Jolly in the ri'y. IN places where no decent
v,.,ng man snIsd ever b. seen.
Laura Well, what was papa dong IL
those places, then? lsnh be a pr"ier as
soc al y?
Mr. S.-Nv 1--we. Won shouldn't a.k such
questions. You know With lin Il Is diiIei'
cut.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

". \. T. CowP~s, u Mnssrs~shosc, y
G, has sessvesed esoy ON damscss from the
Weldon md Wilmington Railroad conra-
~. for i,,iaries sustained IN collision On
& q roaxi u. Pet ruary. 1850.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

JOHN n. TAIIAAH, CnARl8s pOW0ba
Poashksrpsie, NJ. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMA l. POW EoeN,
Attorneys and Commss llOTs ~ Ia ~,
Land Agents.
DAvEHSosp, Iowa.
Office south side of Second street, opposite LcCiss
Block, over Wiiey's store.
LAND not G8lT AND SOLD ON
(OMl ~ iSxiO1s.
Having also AL office IN Eastern New York. ~
point from which large emigration may be espectsd
during the present s~a.on, have unusually advone-
ages to dispose Of lands I" actual settIeSe.
nkSkkEsuss:
Ee,c York City:
Hon. John Van Bnr.n; Nan. ASavia e. DaeR;
Charles O'Conor; VIM. r. Mavemeyers
anthony J. Bl.ecker; +" VIM. D. N hs1"ss;
ANany, n. y.
Hin, CasYer Porter; hogeboome, kisg . eessss
srs.,as Corning.
kn,shk..1.s., N. y
lion Chas n Ruygles; ~ vasssv Co.,
Glber, Dean; Benson J. LDsspg;
Prot. =. y. u. Morse;
Ifc1, " T.
Hsn liorAtio Seymour;
1Hjcago, M.
X. X. swim Co.; Miifsr 4 FOWLER:
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Presidents. Yrs 4s. Presidents. Yrs 20
Washington was chosen by unanim-
Gus vote of North and South, all then
being Slave-holding States, but also
all under the expectation that Slavery
would gradually be abolished. The
North has honorably fulfilled that
expectation, while the South has by a
skilful hold upon the reins Of power
doubled its strength and influence,
under color Of Democracy" No one
we suppose now thinks of giving the
South the next President. Nor is it
expected by the South, they believing
it to be policy to divide the North
which has the strength-and secure a
"Northen man with Southern princi-
Piles" out of one or two parties.
In the Democratic party, PIERCE is
bidding high, by the most ultra Slav-
cry messages, for q denomination by
the South. BUCHANAN, whose course
on the Slavery question has hitherto
been satisfactory to the South, is his
chief if not his only opponent, AS
Mr.. Buchanan has been absent during
the Kansas contest, his position with
reference to it can be adapted to the
exigency of the occasion, With the
two-thirds rule, the SoutlI-one third
can worry the majority into acqui-
escence with their choice.
The American party is already di-
vided at the North on the question Of
Slavery, ,and the Pro-Slavery delegates
from the North will probably be ad-
mitted, and FILLMORE, Law, STOCKTON
or some other man deemed safe by
the South will be chosen. Fillmore
having approved" the Fugitive Slave
Law, and kept out Of the Kansas diff
Guilty, stands No. /, although his late
visit to Rome" and his protracted
sojourn among the foreigners" may
damage him among the natives" who
really believe in it. At all events,
Slavery will be protected-as Yellow
Fever should be, for similar reasons
because it is American National"