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United States Patent once,
Washington, March 70, 1885.

nv petition OF George Wright Of West Springfield Mas.a
cbuses, praying the extension Of granted him
the osh OF May ls4 for an improvement In mscbnes o
muK papsrn Of said
patent which takes place the 9sh day Of May, 1885,
IA ordered the sad petiton Patent on
persons notified appear and show " they
have why said petition ought be granted.
opposing extension required Gle In IN. Paten
Once their specially forth in wnias least
arys before the day heanvJ h testimony hied either
NJ ascd al the be taken transmitted n nd
rules OF the oce which will be furnished on app
cation. =.
os,io,s nnd osher pnpess testimony be
hed Office before the morning of that dny the m
Runrnts II any, witbin days thereafter =
csIra as, Tim, ms notice pabhsd the Union ntelh
sepceT and Rvrpua Star Washington D. O. Republican, Bai
more Psppsyyssn Phiaarphia Dry Book, New York and
POST Rnoa once three successive wesks pevous
'" WV ~ " ' ' WV ' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers w plesse copy and send the'
bills the Patent oce containing this nouce'
Mar l4--inwaw
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United states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

Posr OTuck DEPARTMENT.,
February 25, 1856.
PROPOSALS for the mail Of s United States from Ju
y 1885, June 3d. 1885, the following vii be
Office Of this Department D.
ApriI 30 next, be decided by the 7h OF May oowng
74s4 From Charleston, Mas by Month Of Gold Waier Mces
Cross Roads, Mound Place MoUs Bayou Swan Lake,
10 Helena Ark, rs miles and back, once week.
- Leave Charleston Monday ut 7, q.
Arriye a HeieRa u day by 8, p IA.
Leave Helena Wednesday al 7,
at Charleston nex by o, p. IN.
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kIls 10 give notice that the sabscriber hA OBJ
from orphans Of Washington y,
District Of cueia, ss OF ADMINISTRATION the personal
OF Thomas Law, OF lnno, deceased
having ciais deceased hereby
erbt same,
before day February they may
~ law be excluded from all benefit OF The slid
Given under this nineteenth day Of February, 1854
Feb 29-aw5w HENRY MAY, Administrator
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Medical Card.

DOCTOR sTANIsLAs HERNisZ regular practitioner OF homo
paihy ohce 23i and Fourteenth Consuta
cons hom 10, Am 10 3, p.
Docte snsas Henisz having returned from Europe with i'm
proved beah will afesd the practice OF his profession
lie Doctsur pare FraRcns.
Des Doctor sprcht neatsch
II Doctu habia Esp7nOl
q Bot,ore pana ltsiiane.
N-d6sn
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United states Mail.

Posr oTTIoK DEPAR
March D. 1855.
PROPOSALS oI conveying the mails Of Uaied
the s day of July 1885, TO The 30ih
10 the sae q North aolna. and from the day Juy
10 he JON M June 1885, inclusive, the will
be received a. me Contract Once Of the Post Once Department
ne ey o Washns,ol unl "Wednesday the Both Of April 1885,
NORTH CAROLINA.
SSoS From As5syie BY Sulphur Springs Hommsny Creek,
Pigeon River, Forks of Pigeon Waynesvhie, Peru,
Creek Franklin skebch Tennessee River Aqnons. Head
Tennessee, vaieyiown and Tomaia Murphy, i2ek
miles and back, twice week, in horse coaches
Leave Ashsvi,e monday and Thursday aI4am;
Arrive at Murphy days by 10 IN;
Leave Murphy Saturday aud Tuesday In;
Arrive at Ashevile next days by 70
TENNESSEE.
sjs From Cieaveland, Tenp by batay, Wansve Benton
Peton, sprneiown, Towea Fals, Coker Greek, Turtle
Town. ~ o. Laurel Valley, persimmon Creek, and Noita,
TO Nnrphy n miles and back, twice week. twohorse
coaches
Leave CieaveIand Thursday uud Sunday atlpm,
Arriye M Murphy days by pm;
Leave Murphy Wednesday and saturday at 4am;
ATiye at tIsayeand days by ~
Proposals commence ut Benton invited.
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| IFE OF GOVERNOR wIsE.-A Biographical Sketch of
H"ny WISE with history OF the political campaisn In
lsA5 BY Jainss r HambletoB, NJ d. % 90
The Virginia Of 775A delivered seore
the Virginia Alpha Of the Phi Beta Kappa soeiey BY Hugh Blair
IN s1ie At TAYLOR 4 MAURy's
March 10 Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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Madame Devos,

MADAME DEvs's millinery has Eed and Is opened
m for speci The Lakes aOS Penny tivaaia aSense to
which the stsnton of the ladies Of Washington Geogtwn 49,
10 respectfully iavled.
Ian
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NOTEs.

No pay will be for trips perrmrd
onissloas satisfactorily Explained three Of the trip
be deauced For behind
with depending mails and not uheen, excused
OF the m the subject forfeiture Fines will
be imposed unless The delinquency be promptly and satisfactorily
explained by certificates Of the adavi Of other
efedabl. p.s0ns B~gecting take the
ohce for suffering TO be injured desi'oyed robbed
and refusing after demand convey
the in running vehicles
The Postmaster Gneni annu the contract for fail
bly, T disobeyng
Of he M sssignpF .hs canae. with,
The Postmaster General The
the schedule He also order Increase Of
The route by allowing therefor increase Of tbs
He curta discontinue service whole
In rata dscreae Of he allow months
pensatnn dispensed The
bids should be the Second Postmaster Gen
era supecfbed Mat Froposas or Norh CaToana OF Ten
The
before the 9Th Of May 1866 For further particulars
pamphlet advertisement for mails In Kentucky Tennes-
see Missouri, and Iowa. Of 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar I-aw4w Postmaster General.
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TINE subscriber 0rs for sale, the most liberal the 'ol
lowing lands situated Jaspsr county Ind nn, e0 acr
In Stark county So ioquois cnunty ihn" 240
In Hamilton county 30 These lands ho"y nbersd Ia
old wn Ave miles of MeC,nes oough, the
ssanty and hcaeo railroad 10 JrHrrson
coaaty noi Franklin county go In Pope
county Alexander eount $40 and other Lar dis
10 Wi.consa For further inornaiioR call on G. GORDON
No 0s " agent Tor J. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, ID. o., Psb. u, 1850.
Feb lg-dHH
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u Si9 - "
The Way of Salvation by Albert Barnes o.
nm OeeaR-ih ihosirstedy by r. u, Gosse, OIL.
,s uaas from the German BY w. H. Turness Is cents.
h"i FRANcK TAYLOR.
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THE subscriber will remain In t.Sn n r. w days 90
dispose remaining reunrirs conn oi
the sale f his Restorative lie viii with parties for the
states df louisiana AlabnnA Foda e. Norh
Caroline Pennsylvania nrawa,e Tennesae" Kentucky Missouri
Oregon, Washington Territory Nebraska Mnnersa
Utah, Northwestern T.tory New Me island of
Dasine absence time nu the city my agent, Mr.
N. GORDON, No. 2eo n street, will represent
J, L. DE CAMP.
Feb Ie-difu
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NOTICE 10 hereby giv-n that will apply the
Commissioner Of Pensions duplicate Of 4aacre
snd bounty issued under the law of ofseptrmher
Io and numbered 54Go or the Of ls2l3
witch waau, has bcn lost which has been assigned
psdgrs or located by me- OF by my suthoriiy. - -
Jan la-lawGw JOHN ROSS.
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GEORGE w. mOREI.l., Attorney and Course tl.r st
law United States circuit court commissioner,
for the Court of Claims No. "a Wall street. New York.
Refers Hon Nson Justice Unted States Supreme Cau
Hon Fish, United saies Gener G. Toan, Corps
Of Engnesrs Unied Stairs army NJ Blair Solicitor Cour,
Of Gl.ims r. H. aIe, and Major Arnold Htrs Washing
ton city, -. Oct IO--w q Sun3n
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htss Brooches Egih and French Boardnr and a, shooI
Seven BusLtnEs, NO. l3o Pennsylpauia duerus
HE second is will comm.ne. N, Mo,a.y
February T. 1855 " ''
Daily IN French language riven by Indy "a
Gently who resides family h,heT banrba. N
Ensh esprca charge OF Miss rnok. and .veS,
afforded for the acquson Of thorough teTas u
cauou U-eod1w
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II b mOOkE ts prepared furnish be.t white
snd red ah ena u All sizes and Cumberland all inds
70 ns customers n the lowest marke' prices
2,af0 pounds gnarsuiied the ION.
Hfekory oak, and pine = very low prices.
GOOD article and full nav he relied on In NIL r,se.
Yard wrf side 9th street, and q, Opposite Old
Nov so-vruThn
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Mar i-lawfw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
Three Through Trains, Each Way Dai1S

SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Connecting with the baltimore and Ohio RAIL
road Nepei Railroad and the Ohio KlVeT ~
ana on hr West With RAILROADS. GAINESVILLE, NSwarS Mon
roevie and Columbus a parts Of the South Vest ana
North Vest =E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-20
: WHEELING VA. WENEsDAY 7 MelRnyIN We u g,
irRANsP0R5 agIzI0gN 4.
Cincinnati, S&i 5Gon a12c
zanesvja alesn y
r A-II1E2 ID.
Two Pasaeaser TrpiH. unity SlE4 eneh way

o. p r. N n Ias2zsls U G. II
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND TIE NEST
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1. j. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President of Farmers College.
IORIS ANDREWS,


To Young men who acquire "DWsi"e?s Edt:"
t;on we Ini 1t affords facilies seldom eq9alEt
Mr. GRANGER the OF thcOrecS soMI-
edge and apuesa tenchng added to practical Counting
Room cX,ereucr and confident that graduates ro'
lis College will he fully competent to keep tue most cc'ERs-
A. r. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. j. JANNEY, sec'y Board Of Control State BANK Of o.
j. F. pARAI, Book Keeper at d. \. WOndbnrys.
D. OVERDIEls, BOOK Keeper MT Clinton BanE:
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas anh Coke GO;
b. MASON, Book Keeper Mt j. II. Riley 1 Co.'s.
sy-For full particulars, send FOR circular:
GIe1t1vGER sc AR-MSTRONG,
h.I1v PrIprletors.
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ssze..., OPENED THIS DAY, and nov ready for
SsS-F sssar, fresh supply OF ChskerinE &seae ee-
Fses sI S 5sbyg
gtness touch cannot be srpassed either In thS
country Europe, offered Gt the lowest cautct
rcrs prices, Including carriage ltt5 = ~ y ..
also, PrInce Co.'S MrlodcOns syie with full sad
half swell, fine niSh, and at the lowest Buffalo
prces with general stock BIaItns celebrates Guitars,
Italian French and German violins, Yolncellos flutes.
Flies, BOnos, Tanborneg, Tuning ForkS the beat Italian
Strings with all other articles in the as.c line, and
raj assortment OF Variety Goods. s- 80 - -sHe.4
Music Variety Store,
No. % Union street.
my ii
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TRANSPORT AXIOM.

CENTRAL
OHIO RIA IL ROAD!
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49, ghrostgl. 1iekets to. all parts Of the
yitlon can be o5taiadd at the 01ies an IFhsetINg,
nd IS 10 every line and Connection west OF te
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AUGUST 20. 1856.
MIsCELLANEOUs.

he naost Thorough nnd E'rncItcal Ansts'
siOn Ia the ~ cHt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LAWYERS

LAWYS60 -
RUSSELL. /. tSionp.tiIoss q y ! Z 10 : ai I.nw,
AiLOTS'1s GFIItE
Nc % @'N wheeling, va.
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sandusky, Ndansfeld & Newark
RAILRo AID
- sssa1sa Skls z ,s!.zzsZ4g5sss szLs45s
Change of Time,

an and after Tuesday, Aug l. 1862 until further notice,
Trains viii be as follows, {saturdays cNcePted3
- N'N'"s EGINH SDI:TlI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
NksEl'A4L .v'OTICE
70 New York L. Boston Passengers.
- Hours Saved
BY TAKING THE
New York l. Erie r. r.

Passengers taking the $50 NJ Train on Mchiran
Central Railroad Al ChiSaeo. arrive Al Susptnslon
bridge, II 90 n same day, and connect t.r,iuS'Ue
~ with the New York n Erie Railroad arrive Ia
New York city next day al 2.a5PM.
SEVEN HOURS and Twenty Minutes IN dd-
Uancs Of any other Route.
Passengers taking the S.45 r NJ train on Michigan
Central Railroad connect through by Niagara Falls
koad. also by the North Shore i' Of steamboats, to
Buffalo, arriving in time Tor 3 M tram the
New York h Erie Railroad, arriving IN New York
same evening at s,NPM.
ONE HOCN and Twenty miNNtes IN advance
Of the Aibdny route
Passengers taking the 5.45 A NJ train an the Mich
southern connect at Toledo with steamboat direct 10
Buffalo and arrive for the S. 10 NJ Steamboat
Express tram On the n n Erie Railroad, arriving
New York at ~ ,o6 PM.
S1x hOl RS IN ddpdnce of the Albany route
Passengers taking the 10 train ON III" same con
meet al Dunkrk with the 4 A train on thu
Eri- Railroad. arriving at New Yo.k at S.tOPM,
ONE HOl u aMd TweHty minutes IN adranse
Of my Other route.
Passengers Ieaving CHICAGO saturday $50 a NJ on
OF Mich Contra, Raj road win arrive in New York
city Sunday 2l5 M.
NuNETEE EN- llOl RS in advance Of the Albany
route
Trains from Dunk TX Buffalo and Niagara Falls ON
nv Erie Railroad make direct connections with all
trains leaving Chicago tor the East running through
direct New York with less changes than any other
route.
I1.Passemgers must be particular 10 purchase
Tickets via New York l. Erie Railroad nthey wish To
cave S1A or SEVEN HOURS Ia time, aud go
through without delay.
Merchants, Produce aud Stock Dealers can make
through contracts ly calling on the C"paRy's Agents
A. n. PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn st, Chicago.
B.. SMITH, Gen Agent, Cleveland, O.
)susISd2ms)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

If yon would guard against catching
cold during the changeable weather Of
these latter days Of September, put on
your Aannels. These Aannels are the thing
to prevent hoarseness, and perhaps a
settlement Of an unpleasant, 10 not dan
gsrous cough upon the lungs. One half
the sickness, is occasion cd by not paying
proper attention to the changes Of the
weather. Put on your aannels and be
safe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

~- Our fellow townsman, John
NJ. Cannon, il will be seen by the follow
ing paragraph, is estending the area Of his
operations in Lumber. W. will only add
that friend Cannon makes good humber, is
a man 81 fine business talents, strict integ-
rity, and that the citizens Of Cedar Rapids
aud vicinity will find Il to their advantage
to deal at his establishment at the Rapids.
BY reference 10 our advertising columns
II will be seen that J. NJ. Cannon, Of Dav-
port, is abon, to open a lumber yare in this
place. Having the main establishment al
Davenport, and branches at Iswa City aud
Cedar Rapids, h@ will be able Ia supply a
large territory with Lumber.
The persons connected with the estab-
l,shment at its various branches, are men
with the trade, aud capable, 50 Far
as We are advised, OF rendering advantage
to the present firm, the public, and them
selves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
Et'' We would call attention 10 the
largo and splendid Looking Glasses just
opened for inspection and sale dy IIol
comb, No. 5, lie Claire Row.

EF l.. l.. lIolroml, Gas our readers
will netice by reading his card in another
column of our paper) is the successor Of
G. I. Webb. His store is in No. >, lie
Claire Row. His business is dealing al
wholesale and retail in China, Glass and
Queensware. Holcomb receives his wares
directly from the manufactu, ere in Europe,
and will te enabled to duplicate bills Of
Goods made at ST. LOUIS or Chicago. -
Dealers from the cities and trwns in the in
terror will find their advantage IN looking
through his large stock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

re- Yesterday was cold, som,
windy, rainy, withal pretty good spa0l1
men Of down Fast Fab day
predict such weather will be of shortVIl|sv
ton, and that in a few days we shall be Wis.
tied with that ssft and baimy weather so
common in the autumn in the West
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
EH- We take Great pleasure in ",

EH We take great pleasure in wei
Coming our old friend, Col. T. C. Eads.
again to the notice Of the public, and call
attention 10 his card which will be found in
another column Of our paper this morning.
Col Eads informs us that he will in future
devote his whole time TO the pc, Torrance
Of the business set forth IN hi. card. We
feel warranted ia assuring all who cont,ac
inelr business 10 his care. viii dro6t by hi,
superior judgment and promptness IN his
line Of business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

The members Of the Scott County
Democratic Club will bear in mind the
Meeting THIS EVENING at the Court
House. Matters Of Importance will be
brought before the Club. Let there be
q full attendance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

HOUSE AND LOT Oh Gaines street, between 81
"A aud 7th The hOuse L. u two story frame, wit
rooms, cellar, well, cstern, stable, Hc.--or sal
on red sol.abie terms
Also 2 lots on Main street between It'll and 81
Also 80 acres uf fir-t class Prairie Land !? miles
from Davenport, near walnut Grove. Apply 10
SAALLFIEID h HOLM
Jylliif 2nd 81 Up Burnc's Mil.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

THERE Will ~ a meeting OF The Scott County
Democratic Club nj the CoRrf House on Tuesday
this evening, Spt 30t. to take into ida al ,on
basiners ~ Importance which will come h.fure the
Club Let a fun att.t dance be had
Pan ORDER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
trem0mt Electoral Ticket IN VIZ Il.
giMia...MOre Iaumhug

The Black Republican papers are pub
hsh,ns what they call a Fremont Electoral
Ticket IN Virginia. One of the gentlemen
= L. Brandon-whOse name is put upon
II, writes a letter to the New York Day
Book, IN whi,L he says the whole thing is
a humbug that he knows all the gentle
men named that they are every one for
Buchanan and Breckinrige. II is a mere
imposition, designed to create the idea that
Fremont has some friends in the slave
States, and thus relieve him OF the stigma of
beng mere sectional candidate. But it is
no go.
The Democracy Of the whole Union have
Inet in a national Convention, aud agreed
upon method Of adjusting ell questions at
issue, whch is fair, liberia, Just and naiion-
al
The Black Republicans have met in a
sectional convention, not 10 decide upon
measures which they deem fair, equitable,
or lust, bat to admonish the nation that the
day of compromises is past, that the people
ct the South aIe To be con queIed and sub
dued, and placed, politically, at the mercy
Of those who have proved, and VIII" every
day prove, BY ten thousand acts, that they
are their deadly foes. The great mass OF
the ultra Abolitionsts are found marshalled
~ the ranks OF the Fremont men, and the
praises Of Fremont are hymned in melodl-
Gus accents by the same Abolition orators
who have branded even a Washington and
a Jefferson as unmitigafed scouhdrels, and
heaped upon them the most outrageous cpl
theis, bee ause they were slaveholde,s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
A Splendid Chance.

INTENDING to emigrate To Florence, Nebraska, ]
/ i.sigs 10 oder the following property for sale:
Nv o Lots With q good blouse aud WagOsshol
In Blue Grass Town.
Having done three years IN this town profit abba
busincs- can conscientiously recommend TIN. place
owuhp"k " HENRY CUBE,
langI4dtI Wagonmaker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

EK- Read Renwick u Sons advcr-
usement IN another column Of our paper
Tins morning. They have a fine mill, and
are making large quantities OF Lumber dai.
ly. Give them call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

SERIOUS AccIDkNr.-Last evening
Mr.. Robert Nicely, one Of the employees
in the Gazette Office, had the misfortune
to have bis right hand caught the press
upon which tho Gazette is printed, and
mangled and mashed in . worry serious
manner. lie will probably lose the use
Of his hand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

VIE undersigned are now prepare 10 draw difscf
on the following cities In sums To suit pur" hss"rs.
berlin in Prussia,
Cologne in :"
Leipsig in Saxnny,
Casse
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankie ID. NJ,
and solicit the custom ~ all those having bus,ness
with those cities.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW 4 co, BANEEKs,
I AND WARRANTS for sale by
IL CHuBB, BRO, BARROW CO
bASkERs ,an II.
AtTERLING BILLS for 81 and upward. For eale by
- CRUBs, BRo., HARrow and Co, BANKERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30
Valuable Property for sale In East
DAVENPORT.

I e GOOD Binding Lots. also two story Frame
/ u House, and two lots overlooking the Mlssis-
sippi river Apply To Samuel Guy, Ia East Daven
port, or 10 John A. Guy or Jas. Jordan, In Daven-
port aup23-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

EDWARD ALDEN,
.McrrhNMt Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing.
T"ths, Cassimeres, Testinys, Gents.
Furnishing Goods and T"/ors'
TRIMMINGS,
HAS lust returned from the East, with one II the
i largest aud best selected stocks 81 po.ds ever
offered ior sale in this market c"n>i ting ia part IL
the following articles
HI.OMsll.iOihs
English French, German and Amer
can ~ I'll" nn"sl quaiity and latest
style % g,-,is.
(0ssis,sel'es.
English French amt American. 81
every variety OF TIVE, c"lnr an'
quality.
TSssissgs.
White MarseilIes Matala. sc White
London Figur-d Tns.i and c"lorcd
silks, Fancy and PLAIN Silk Velvet,
Fancy Silk and Linen. Italian Silk
t;f"naline, Satin IiAliAn Cloth,
silk Plush, and Faury Cashmerrs III
great vari.fs.
DreycONtjMy.
Black Blue and Brown Broacioih,
Union, whitney, and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Casto+ Beaver, Canals mixet aud
SAHARA IT the latest mIs,ri>
Ready Made.
Ovarcoats, over sacks, Surtouts,
Kesfing Jackets and Taimas, F.o,k
AMI Dress Fr,sk Goats of all quail
ties ami styles; shk. velvet. Plush,
4, nu A V..i.n N...tS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

THEArRE.-A full and fashionable
house greeted the first appearance OF
Miss KATE DENIM, in this city, last eve
ming. She made q most favorable i'm
preston, and readily stamped herself
as one OF the most correct and. beauti-
fnl elocutionists on the American stage.
Her style is peculiarly effective vin-
cling the closest application to per-
feet understanding Of the character AS
snmed, and conveying to her audience
living type Of its reality. Such a
piece Of acting, as We had presented
fast evening, is indeed a rich treat. and
We are much mistaken If our citizens
do not by their attendance amply re-
mnnerate Messrs. Hough l. Myers for
their efforts in furnishing them with
dramatic talent Of the chest order.
Tonight, the beautiful play OF "In-
gomar "--Parthenia, Miss Kate Denim.
and Ingomar by Mr.. I. b. Douglass
"a most excellent cast. Mr.. RYAN
appears in the tarce--he is a capital
lr ishman.
DIsHoNEsTy OF THE REPUBLICANS NAps
CLEAN. - When Mr.. Toomb's bill OF the
Sen ate. providing ample snrans TO, project
ing the real settlers and The ballot box Of
Kansas. was passed, the Republicans oh.
lected to IL, because the pro. slavery men
had the majority, - they stated for Tie first
time, end that the "fTisnds Of Freedom u
would not be able 10 reach Eamsas before
the election in October. II now appears
(whst convenient memory they have II
sccoyding 10 . statement 81 the national
Eshsas Comhitise, that they coun, 10000
Tree seets 49, e 400 pr. slavery msL -
Are people .sAsly tssesat lAst they do .Asl
~ - ~ ''s'1"'' Observation-Disclosures De-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-30

Hsn JAMgs GRANT Democratic Elecior Tor
this stat, will he gist to address the I+oplc
IL 'iinion county 'a the I'd Mondsy an
In Cedar county IN the 9Th Monday in
la " oft county Oh the Ist Monday ia uctober
Ia Mu~estine county, On the III Monday In nctObrr
la john Oh c,nnty uii the 81 Mohay ia
In other c1untiss, Of which du,si natie- viii b.