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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

hector Lads aud tlae tiaxcssc,
The senior editor Of the Gazette gen
orally goes off half-cocked, and is there
fore often compelled to eat his own
words, On Friday morning, the edit
Or had = profound editorial upon the
defalcation Of DIR. Eads, and upon the
authority OF some dirty Republican
journal, says that Governor GRIMES has
discovered that DIR. Eads is defaulter
70 the amount OF 100000, and that
Edward Johnston is one OF his suretles
on the bond, to whom Gov. Grimes
hes written, saying that such WAS the
fact, and that he would be holden to
make the deficit. TLereupon the cd.
itor OF the Gazette pitches into Doctor
Eads with Ill the vigor which he pos
Ssnses, and calls him severe names, aud
lauds Gov, Grimes - vigiiant public
j, GfReer, aud keen to scent ANY frauds in
he management Of the funds belong
ing to the State. II 40 happens Il a.
Ne ere enabled to prove both the Ga-
!. ae,is and its associates in defamation,
utserly false and wickedly malicious in
circulating such outrageous scandal.
Hslow We give letter OF Edward
Johnston, which puts down these yer.
min Of = polluted press, aud covers
shsm deeper than ever with Disgrace
and intamy.
jaov. Grimes rrsost clearly violated
she t,custttrtioa at lowe. a. CREATING
" lulvtsssine+4 unauthorized b. liz
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
Dwelling House.

80 PANI Of snrs Dwelling house 10 b. i.,, eon
Us -ising & fur ms, situated Oh SIKH str.t
slsik between i.eCiare aud Farnam streets I'm
qulie OF JoHS ZIMMERMAN, Plan Forte mascr. -
once ntuIiing, brady str,ti, or al this omoe
nuNl. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

1'wENTy -TNRkp eligible Bniliing Lots, .,,as,sa
L IA hstEisn ThirI, kirir y and Blonteacv stl.s<A
vii I've >ld iuss.d On reasonable .er,ns for nAY.
ticusrs inquire of CoRBs~ 4 Dow. or
t-axsttO AngaMAv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
Handsome Residence to Rent.

WIS d~ Ting Ia h Hsis' ROW. un B-sdy ssrss.
i ns r.Jms sni rstlsr, -, ID house vol .: Va sr
Ah cistrn conrlrte; isrg wei! shaded ot aud CON.
FORT able walks The furniture N tho house vii be
sid 10 the pars,n rn'ns, which Is II Z ID quality
and nearly nav. Apply 10
d.t2 df T a. pADA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

YNHR c. ps,tn iship her tofse existing p t~eeI
! thu uudSrslxn,d, uni-r thr mafnh Il Allen
Ooolan, has been IL .s,lvrd -ihei parry 10 autt or
lset ~ adjust the un.ei I'D busie-s Of he late drn
wuIIAn DooLAS vii still continue ths business
.; his Real Estate AEpcy and Law Oiics. in HOG
mans n~w buikins 10 vet side II Nam s,rse. three
doSys beiou cok 1 aarens's,
HicHARD Y. ALLEN.
dscodlv WILLIAM pOOLAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

lsaVA ~ acre lots, mr north 81 fulien -'atlYi.
II ON The y aud kpi,f AZ eh reasonable terms
Asl, o4u on. mile nst til q Wscutti CHI Al
uur-hhgf cash, hslarc" IN tn- ant Two ware
Also. $50 ser"s IA Wsshitigor county. 20 nefes
nue timber, and rubnins wat"t an pat This land
Is "uly IL miics g. ~ lows Cti and - T., wssk.
ins'crs on IN" r"sd firm Columbus e kichuord
WIN br a ii chap, ii.d par, ~ time
Al.ai f'itt ~ titr near lows tlty. b,autiful
farming land. sni SsIl wttrrsd
Al-P' Lot Ia N,st uaN.ntpsst ranging III sIas
fen 40 feet by $50 tu2. sid t,r y down and
balanc. IL ard t~a iftr-
Ais. ~ We'll situated lit to- tie riiy Il Ds,
,Nrt. T. b. add .uta-l terms
Also vel ani.h-d urw htick aw, inns, cistI
raom, re ella wuoi honar and static, beautiful
Is sitna'"d on the h from the obs tvatary can b.
seen . larg roJit o. .h' ch', ho'k Island aud
NJ line.
A., -etrtaI ia tul.diuss u tsA4,d ground
would h' s'ai IN r+Hsanst" trtms Apt"y tn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
NSLEE 4 CO..
Have ccis.d thu day from
New York Auctions,
Dry G. 90 ID \.
all If which arr 10 b sold a,
u u E.1T B.1RG.lZ1'N.
AM E III ~ may d. found Son ward. a., tso..

BERAGES,
800 Wool Long Shawl>,
90 Broche Long and Square Shawls.
100 pair sup. Bed Blankets.
10 cases Bleached Muslins,
. cases Canton Flannel,
Zoe Debagc and Delain Robes.
5 cases Prints,
loo pieces Delains,
1919 !" French and Eng. Merino-s
500 Satinett. Cassimeres & Jeans.
with n graf .ariety e other good which W. VIII
--!l ~ very small alvsacs n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
WOODEN PUMPS.

WOODEN PUMPS.
rvNHE sab cr.ber il now ready to furn>t WOODEN
! PUMPS TO order. 81 ans length Capacity
rhvs- pumps are made 81 that water viii mo- ire'1e
in them. Warranted to wok well fJr on year
Aqusjgci /, q furnished o. order Orders d
l-f, At The IN &c OF u. l.. Shory, ESQ, with The
subscriber AT Is place Of business, near d Sho.
rey's Nschn' Shop.
Davenport, NV 10. dswif q. eHoRES
7 y SAUNDERS, X Y. HUBBARD
Lat. b Csre1n c.. Late with J Roe b Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
AeAA SEVERAL o.
Eiii Brick and Frame Houses Si!i
Last C'Mance

II 'HKRE will b. more, AMI the last, distrisu
ton ~ Lots by the Union Settlement Com
pay TAX. Iiarr at York IN few days, for lots
IL tits, cry 1T Any prisons wishing % purchase
can d. 80 ny calling on SAMUEL CALIfS.
Garner OF second aud Rt~k Island -ts.
uEFric. 425. Oct. iliu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

And News p-pot, OPPOSITE the LeCisir- Huu,c. New
iots, Caeasn. aud Ciilrmi p2iiirs received ev.
f,.ss. j.A. STAIR A-eni.
sEUGlyD ANulAL COURSE Il LElIyREs
D&FOR8 yQR YOlN0 MENN LITE.
RARI ASPIRATION.
The seceni Isesare VI the q use vii be dslir"t 4
4 ii. Cons-ess;tnsi Church, "a Tussa4y Even NJ,
D -ces.bsr 9TH. l>Ss. by
wGNDELL fAILLirS. u boston, Nsss
subir,s.- The Lost Arts"
poors evsn ~ o'eto oh. Lecture IL ponu,, No. 81
O'Clock.
Slns,s s.Asea t,css;s $500 t.-Kst- AaniuRS
ssntsmaa and lady - OF saeA additional lady -,
Tickets tos eas Lecture 90 ssa,s 10 os had q tbs
BOOK Stsss.,
deeS GA NALL, chsynan,
Notice to Yeung Men.
rNH8 sxteslas cid weather rtnd ring II Impossible
j tn coSavl-t. lhe ssw rucis.s dsstsnsd Er The u
u oary's CoWuarrsia College, tho course viii b. re-
Tuned " Shs roo q present ocupied s0ah, Post
odace DuildaaS On Aeaaay Dsc.tI'.s sth. cs =
Wanted.
A Assperi-.srl Book -psr ana sosl F,u,s.a 10
n 4slrsus y endi { mrloy'nsni sish-s permanent
u lsmpePafy. n ~in p st ala ts.a.cr books By
UNITS 80 do eoryinG. Ae., QIisSls sad correctly
rernk tnoAieisss
Address, post raid. Y g.. rss, once.
nos LAdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

TIE population Of The S's'e Is PtobabIy AZ
tbs ume not fat from 6'O,UoO. The vote
pol.d on the Ilh day of November last.
reached 90 ,sii, and indicates the truth OF
this Imposition.
Tie following table shows the aanual IN
crease &C the value Of assessable properly
IN tie State, during the pas six y ears:
In 1881 the assesssble value was $2s, AGA $50
1889, DO 3S,427,377
1883. do $3.50, 1904
1854, DO 1897 .2ol
1855, do 100 ,S95 1870
1856, do l6a,l0A, 4l3
As the census re.arns may not b. pub
,ished before your limited session will e.
pire. pressn, summary Of sous Of the
most important facts disclosed by II:
n l.. q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
VINEGAR FACTORY,

OTTO N1s0EN,
DEALER WHOLESALE RETAIL.
6wora Street. bsfscs~n Front and SecS~d.
Davenport. lOsrG.
xiii b. nv end svor " supply E,v .ust9ners viii
j The best Qusn> - lev pee. have kot vSry
,tloEs Oeuble-tseciifted Vinegar. ~hich !, par
.ic-lariy - qualified for preserve
B. Fur empty vin.Rsr and ehiskt barrels :
pay tn highest pties
tnosds, OTTO NlsSEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
u. DARLINGTON g. CO.,
attorneys ut Law,

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Ohio Main Il S-e,ud sie opp. Ief'lsire H"ns-.
Colect!.n. msd sni prompt, rtu'itt d tos 81 part,
~ tn Unit, d Stat.s.
Eutrn Ex hsryr f,r sale III uins to suit spf4I
can't.
Moutl 10 J! snt,n tri,g Ut short tam
RtFERENCES.
=. Gib-cn Esi CASH bark - Bal,.mrre
w. T.sh.' nd kq, Ch-sie 90
West Chester p
Mrrri- 1 jon 4 Co.. PliAd- fphiA;
Hoop Tnwn-end do
y, Woodwa ri l. Co., Bank ~, Chicag.
Dnrby 4 Ba' ksisle, Bankers, st. Louis.
Or. $. n. Clarke. sec Am, lns. Co., 81 Louis
X. l. ecb Co. iu;-bureh;
Dsy 4 Aatlsck, Cin,innsti
McGrg5r, L-v-s I Wskeroorc pavf mort
Edw in Smith, Eaa. d..
Nov 22dsw6mo
BAGS AND SACKS.
100, 600 Osasbusg sacks. 2. IN and 3 bu.he
sizss, at lov prices. Also
Is 900 Seamless 0sSx Of ali siiss. al the
CHICAGO BAG MANUFACTORY,
uov2Idim lis South Dec, born street. Cbicsso.
- 0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
To VIXEN Il nay Csneevn.
FOR SALE
TAs Large sssd scslt .SesO''ssd
0toO1k OF
LtI MI B II k

The Large sssd srslS .SssOrss@
0toO1k OF
d U M II II IL
Causi.,inv o.
OF sreon, pan OF rough;
inch thick or feather ~,,Ssd, pIsin or
rorgh
BARN BiARnS-psan~d rough VI an, hnsih,
FRAMING LUMBER VI every dun nson andeagtb,
rENCING--cf sn lengths from 10 % f-.i Iona
l SHAY 4 Shingles. warranted " b.
shincle- and not shavincs, Sa~edSsttstes
qusito Auy No. Cui Sbinsirs .sarran'e'. !
ALSO:
-ArH, PiCKETS AND WOOD.
Nv DOOR sAsH AND BLIND FACTORY !.
nov oi-.n 10 fec-ivs .s,ss ~ ev"r! d-'rapson =!
tie stcv, ar,ici's slsn fornioes sbd sc',H"'k 81
any patti n,-t- g. ord,r.
k~m~fnber The hail storm that l. to com nrht A.
psu Blind, will save you giass
The sbvr Lrmb-g Is ederrd anh bound 70 b. sia ~
e,a.e rp tbs yea. bu.ine.s. Al p,r,>us ~Antths
Lurnt-r of any tssrt tien, 81. Sna I" their '"f-
-, 10 csr :,
C.1.y.y'O.S"S MILL.
The Lowest sinl IN second ~.
yvu cant mis-, /. look for the "pKAyE OLD OAK "
MIMI vi, run for Ms- Vt ~ day, aud tho-@ pei
~n. wi-hlns bills saved would d, vel tJlesve n IL
0 possible and thus em'a,. WHAT u
peri NJ NASSoS.
nY2I t2m
TO LET.
vV>HY third story over Hiddlr o. 4 Lyons Cookery
i s,or- 9nd STREE. hetw.en RrAfy sud Perry -
Enquire - HibDLhSpN LfoS'
d.cAdu
BrOChP ShaWlS.
lust revived "Ry Rxpre-s" smother invoice u
d tho-s Very Cheap
RROCHE LONG SHAWLS,
10 which thu atte.ton Of th. Ladies' b pArteuiary
directed. Also
| A VARIETY or OTHER DESIRABLE
GOODS.
| no2s AT SMITHS vARIrTY STORE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
+ ly mutual consent, the pa r'ns ship business o.
/ IJHnrning kiefer, Hotl Keepers 90 Harrison u.
between Front and Second St.. New York Hotel
mas b. dissolved The business will henceforth b"
conducted BY Mr. Jsepb kirfer, who will attend L.
4 All business ~ the old hrm. remaining unsettled.
A. q MORNING
JACOB klEFkR
Davenpor. Nov .s. i-a6t'i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

EARMEkS' 6u,ld.rs' anc N.chantcs' Hsrdsa.
y a' svrry description 81 fHliD / BAKERS
u1MI old stand
DLAcEsAff5as can nnd tha se.: SO: / Sf TOO. m
0passupSs' 81 ''HiLp / BAKERS IL stAud
E~gNCI' WIRE Tor q . ta@ ii
= CHILD \ R.FEa S al .land,
QxLrks Of Al si,cs JUS lived and Tor -al. h y
A1a CHI B,kER'So old and
CocPkhs = o's--the most rxn n.ive 10, h. ,uwn
)h Y, 4 rs Id stand.
DktfshES-s eupiets stock ju-i rr,un the p,ana-
l1src'ory asd fa sale chesp ~ G 4 b. I'd stand,
I)iSrnis Of most approved ps,'rtns Tor sale
! &. d b. Old ytani.
GtNs-i nhI. and 81 gle hsrr-i Shot t;rns At
- & Ans old stand.
NAWS-~t trcuiar, MI, and G. oss-cut u low ta..--
ISL &. 4 rs I'D stand.
GRtNDeTONRS--a very larg- stock Of superior
NIQnality ~ q AC's old .ssnd
SrRAw snd Corn Cniteis for SOLE At
- G &b'. Old stand.
LNVEkfrHlA0 yet ally krpt IN n 4 cls~s Hard
Awsr House can be bsnEht At 4 little advance on
eAsts-n Market price, Gail aud see
3. I. LINDs,EY,
CHILD / BAKERS old staud,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
10000 ROLLS WALL PAPED
AECBsvEO A.
W. ! LeCvNjvS ROer.


Also
Fr'Ah lot Of pcturs., Paper xsehs nose-. Pearl
Gard Casss, AnntAs tov ioS1,
Reticulss, &c.. b..
I. Pos. ths W0e6da11s.
Wa have made large sAiittss " our
STOCK or GOLD PEvV13
LChJNS sEbrrkeRy. r,kTAosNAls. AMI ssn.
y 6eoas n'rs.iy, ah.ch, tsyAr With he NV
p0O8s " th- ss4sDa. We vii eel, - chesp s.tte
o. sksss: lteAxstsl GE1. v. Els CO
II ~ CtStsssss ~ EoeU1.
Hardware q test.
w .vhscribss would r~stScsfuliy tnsJ1 the
= etisens es lass thss they hare opsnrd be store
u n ry occupied by Ices Asss, "a esrond si,ess,
oppos'ts ~ \ Ciirs huHss, tor H. punp.sa u dis
pos'as u ssnsr d a. stneat ~
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
dsssa tor 1lsss~s y Ssss,sory; bai " Sonss~aeacs
q as slsay cF1e seosvtsstt thay hsvs concta4ed
=, 8tepose ~ Ne 1oDe O Tie Aeove seoad - y,
W Asrs On bad . osaeral essortG<as ~
BRUSHES. cLOCKS, PLATED SPOONS
I Forks. GERMAN AILvEN-WARe
" sxsA - ssan nssw ~ E'w.S.. ~ ,s.s'-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
The W hcUi< rop.

". see by the record tina, pennsy.-
wanna Is our greatest wheat State, aud
estimated to raise this year lS,25O,oOO
bushels; Ohio is next, raising l6,sOO,-
900; New York is next, raising H.
~ illinois next, raising l4,6UU,-
600; Wisconsin, I4,UoO,OOO: and Nir-
giuia raises l2,5OO,OOo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
C.1.y.y'O.S"S MILL

The TDWest VIII an Ns'COHu u.
Yvu cant mis-, T., look for the "BkAyE OLD OAK "
MyMiH viii run for shut ~ day. aud tho-. PEI
~a. wishing bills saved would Dwell s1iesye ~ u
o ats A. -oou =. possible and thus cu,uI" ~hstt
p.r' NJ CANNON.
nsyxy 2n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

that rsn H. und In any 'thsr place M the STATE
Our stoca Is Cit according the latest siy-- and
u ni>d~ b, nane but the Lsst 81 aork men and will
sci ~ chap any one dare
We would -ay that hs. ben 10 pr,siuer an
.is OF Re adv MAI CIphIng SIP .rtor 10 sIvtAing
IL the msrhe, and think III 4 DDS TRY M rxsr.tun.
ti.n) y, ron' nc ID NEST stpticsl ths; we have
,itA mel Ill q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
TO LET.

rI>HH third story over Hitd", CO Lyons Cookery
i sfor. 9nd strret, h~lw.en Brady snd P-rfN -
Enauire ~ HiDDLESDA / LYON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

DRESS GOODS
EMBR0IDERIES,
4 IL o. KN. &c..
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Al rho Gcsi7r
bargains
are egastcd To Call Al tn
Corner az HOck Island 4 I'd 81.
,-el st T1as 4 ~
PlAlDS
A .rite- III III - t., ~ 8! ~ofih from Is 4. IS
n 50.
fcci slry-rnE /. r,~
Fancy Silks
EaoA 3oe', 4 ., =. worth irtm .oet- TO - 90
i Al SUTTON 4 GO
C.OakS
Etoh - ITO go on, worth r. ,ni sIto go o.
L SCrrUN 4 co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
Important ResssOr0i.
THE PHGNIx HAS RISEN FROM HIS ASHES
We are In The Field Again.

THE subser bsr, take this mst'od e., inf, ming
their nun 'rout friends sud customers ,nd the
eifE as - Davenport 2-ne Tss, thar they b.v. re-
iDov.a on ~ -; :; aud Oh Brady, u the ,ide
o. NAN street, ~h re will be p! a. ri TO e" them
a"d ~ coond"ufiy a.s.ri tia, We hsv. the finest
st.ak Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
afw AourrtNemtats.

sskCt 1.ATlNss l.I 1Isk ARA
And New. p-lot, opposite the LeCisir. Huu,c. Ne,
iots, Chieasn. aud Cinriuis p.iiirs received ev
rNt.xs, s. II }INVk AGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

sINHIs farm contains 100 acres. $50 nntrr oultiNs
] ton-l0o acrt- superior ttr,l'+r, gSd dS'ilins.
out houses and lin. harm d, sutful .trram II run
ning water that fall aud me orchard Of AL
Aiu.!s Of fruit.
TTKxs easy that snsr TIL first payment the
farm may b, mae 10 pay the deferred pay ~ Mt
Apply to t.fADs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
100 Acres UnimprOyed Land
For 9aAlo.

Thi- Is teautlfnl land, being In sec. r. ~, T..
,nly II mlee from IN. rity and miles from l..
lar. PIiee ,asonahit md trtuss easy Appls ~
,,va &c EAus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

upoa the order VI the
Commissioners of the
Insane Asylum, ts.OOOOo
There he's been loaned
upon the order VI the
ssn,e C.nw,., toners o,+so ~
- ---- GA ,ASu ~
leaving in The Treasury
Of the proceeds Il the
sale 81 these iapds 80 ~
There IS now H. atresr
. d unpaid 1t the State
revenue from several
counties in the State
the sum Of 0.sso u
There will BE- due State
taxes, from the several
counties, on the lG OF
January, 1881, pay able
INTO the Treasury OF
The 18th January 1851, 10 3A3 W
Amount row IA Treasury ll,2o6 -
Toai svAiisbie r.v-nu. "a, $50 81
There were outstanding
aapa,i Auditors Wsr-
rant On The i,t Nov
1885, ,mou.ting'o Sill ,oe7 ~
Their att Of bohds Of
h. Safe, due Lot jan
nary 1851, 7,.442 W
Due % the School Fund,
SEPT 18th, 1859 5000 W
DHe 10 th.. Schs oil Fund
iuiy i5,h. 1866, 10000 w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08

T0e UooeOsotloo, Wtoolv pe0Vt0oo thos
tbs State sAall DOT In ssy 1ssass create
. dsot s4oesdiag one Aaadfsd tAousasd
aollsrs. TIE fesaess Of that isstsuusae
did not Imagine tAet tAsss wss - greet
. neesssity 70 prohibit The counties fpoa
ossasise lsses psblis dsbss, Tor sAs rec.
con that ~ History OF The ooussSy aid
not then preeeee-tAs esss % eounsyv
becoming large ssost holder IN private
corporations. =
Within ID. pAss fec yesrs. Aovsvsv,
20 great Aas Asse the saxisty 10 psoouse
the construction AZ vnsts AZ DtsSaA in.
rsoveNsas. that many counties sad si,.
lee 10 this eeass lsss adepssJ he very
0ou6teul peliey Al sseeeiee lasge uvsI.
eipal dsetss fes The pssposN o. 6ssoaias
ssnas Aaldsee h sailsoa1s. al ether mi.
vAs~ soseeeslieuA. fAs AusaNl % nee.
tslpsl sadsSssdassa sipsaay VslsS b Ms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
STATE pHNITESTIARS.

STATE pkNlVEAJlAH0.
l transllii herewith the report Of the In
spec.ors OF the State p. n,,~u,ia8y. and so.
licit your alter ,inn 10 lie sugces' ions il cor.
tains The p. nren'isry 70 e-sabt,shs! Ia
one Corner OF the Stale, and tae ground con-
hectsd with il . limited ~ eSteai. and not
well adapted to t'e purpose for which II Is
used.
am not pr.l.s; 81 10 say that sound poll
ey docS not dictate u removal Of the insti,
tuition 10 soW. more central AMI access, BILE
part OF the State. Should II BE- deemed ex,
pedient to mah'sin the present a. . per,nn.
iaent Peniien',.ry. very considerable appro
priatioas w,l, he r-qai,sd to tnilh sn aidi.
tis,.al number nf ,ti|s. Hospital for he
sick, and esse, substantial wall around
the pr,snn yset. I'm the contrary. i, is
thought cxp%livnt 10 establish Peal enh.
cry IN . more cestrsi pn.i,i~n IN The State.
then the mshher ia which i shall ne con-
strucssd, and The sys;en, upon which il ,hat,
~ eoadar,sd, become subjects toi very
grave ooh liberation,
Eotwrt standing the very ra~ta. prsi.,.
ssses tAat ~xttfs s~aiasI il. Sashy ice ssd
exd ues. df;ss b iharcugh snvrs''s s';on at
TIE suh;-et. arr av,v,.,est that il.s saitt.,s
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

A.. -rtrtaI ia tull dIuss u toad ground
would b s'li IN REASONABLE" irtms Apr's tH
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

There is project on iSOt, backed as it seems By
some recl less spectators, to destroy Washington
square by widering and extending Laurens street
to tie Fifth avenue, and then to BULL one-iOrse
railroad up that splendid ttoroughsare. This is
certainly one Of the beldest schemes of the day
al d it behoves all who would preserve the square
and the avenue to bestr themselves, as n one Can
tell What influences will drive thu plan through the
Common Council. 1t is concealed under the guise
of Il Relief of Broadway" but has no more refer
eIee to such relief than the Iscifc Railroad. Not
a DOZEN persons in NewYsrk except those who
would make money by it) ever dreamed Of such an
"iDI rovemeut," and not one Of the dozen would
openly advocate it. Ii the property owners O
LauIeas stree. wish 10 widen hst obscure thorough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1856.
According to information received at the State De.
partment the Government at Bengal has established
three houses of refuge for shpwrecked mariners
thrown on the Sunderbunds. Each house has supply
of bi. cult. and catamarin is attached to each
screw pile lighthouse has been erected on the ex-
tremity of the shos TO the eastward from W ide's
Point at the mouth of the Pasquotauk River, North
Carolina.
An interesting and important case is pending IN the
Circuit Court for the District OF Columbia involving
claim to the Almadn Quicksilver Mines in California.
The Hon. Robert J. Walker one of the claniants, Is
largely interested.
WASHINGTON, Monday, june 10. 1856.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appointments OF
John A. Godfrey as Consul to Guayamas, and Absa-
lom +. Hedges as Indian Agent at Oregon.
Mr.. Sumner is at Mr. Blsirs country residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

Some fourpence hapenny politicians got up 8
ridiculous story about an interview between Col.
Fremont and the Massachusetts, Delegation to
George Laws Convention, representing that Col.
F. had actually made concessions to the prOscrp-
tive sentime nts of " Americans" This absurd
statement, as will be seen by card in another
column, is fatty contradicted by the Hon. Timothy
Davis, NJ c., from Massachusetts,; the Hon. E. c.
Baker President of the Massachusetts State
Senate, and Gen. Sutton, on whose authority it
originally purported to have been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

In the b,tory of all Republican Governments of
which we have any memorials there exists a mel.
sncholy coincidence. Whether We study the an.
nails of ancient republican Greece, which in ,si.
point of view are very instructive, of the Italian
Republics of the middle sges, or OF Holland. or
Switzerland in more modern times, i, is the same
thing over sgain, with some variations indeed. bu,
az Bottom the same In all those communities Wa
see in juxtaposition two district aud ncongruous
elements, BY whose action and reaction ON each
other the social destnies and political condition Of
those cormunities has been decided generally in
a WAY fatal to liberty.
A,tot ether the most remarkable and peculiar NJ
these elements and that TO which al republic.
whether in ancieIt or modern times, have owed
all th,ir emin.nce and dstinction-we nav s,v
their very e1isteuce-hss been body OF free labor.
irc uep. farmers, artisans, mariners aud traders
men whose skilled and intelligent labor has been
stimulated BY the fact that they themselves were to
tploy tie fruits Of il, into prodiges OF production;
such rrodisies Of production as have accumulated
mole Of wealth ard of the comforts, refGements
sid eleesncas which the accumulation Of wealth
brings along With it. within the Iarrow circuit Of