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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
ATE DEMOCRA IOWA. NOVEMBER II. 1856
ARRIVAL OF THE GEO. LAW.
New York, Nov IL

I'VE" Ip'h wv -
The steamer Geo Law arrived early tins
morning. She hrlGgs San Francisco da'es
to the 2oth. and upwards Of 81 900 ,gtn IN
treasure. She connected with the Golden
Age,whch brought down two million. The
Age passed the Sierra Nevada Oct 2Oih,and
the Orzaba the 25th, bound upwards.
The news from California is meagre.
The markets were dull.
The Democratic primary election IN San
Francisco Co., had resulted liz favor OF The
Brod,,ck faction.
The Republicans had withdrawn Their
county ticket aud adopted tse Peoples
nominees.
A collision occurred in Clinton valley,
MendociBo county, between the whites and
a party of Indian cattle thieves. 81 indiai,s
were killed.
Advices from :, uihern alifornia say
ex-Gov. Gaudarri had attempted = revohi'
iionize Sonora, but was batfled and had He'd
10 the indians
Parties had arrived at Tubac for the put
pose Of working the silver mines on the
Gadsden purchase, and the upper mines were
already in successful operation and turning
out large quantities of rich ore.
Diplomatic relations had been susrende
between England and New G,enada,ln con
| sequence of the latter government failing e
liquida;e thu Macintosh claim. The BRITISH
! West India fleet has been ordered 10 en-
! force the claim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
Notice..

To William Simpson, Robert Simpson, the Missis.
sippi and Missouri Railroad Company, and all 9th.
ers interested in the land hereinafter d sciib.'d:
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of an ordi-
dinance of the city council Of the city OF Davenport
passed September 10th, 1856 entitled "An ordinance
for the continuation and extension Of Fourth street
In the city Of Davenport eastwardy"a jury Of six
dsintersted freeholders Of said city will be sum
moned and sworn at the Mayors office in said city
on the LIST day Of December next s5S) at O'Clock
A NJ, to assess and award the damages and benefits
that accrue 10 the Of the land proposed TO
b. taken for the continuation and extension Of said
street (the verdict Of the rstjury returned on the
nth inst. having been BY FOR sufficient cause set
asde) The following Is description Of the tract OF
land proposed 70 be taken for said extension of said
street shewn BY the plat ofthe survey thereof made
by the city engineer and on die in the Mayors oice
to wit:
tract 50 feet wide from the present termination
Of Fourth street the river Front street. contains
Ing fortythrse one hundreths Of acre Of land Of
said William and nossst simpson, and twenty-nine
one hundreths Of ~ sore Of land Of said u Rail
Rood compasy-Novewber 18th, 1888.
20 MTfCHELl, Mayor Of city Of Davenport.
Daily TIL Dec. 1st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

The Vanilla Ecan, Ahich is SO much
used in ha,orin@ pud1ita,, ielIics, ices.
etc. grows in Mckee, a,s'r Vera Cruz,
and has become very nrstahle 10 the
cutyators. The BureA4 has nforlna-
ton that last years importation q
and consumption IL the 4 nite state,
Of this Article. amouG'ed to 5,eoo
pounds, at "A cost Of $50 per pound. 81
Nioo.""o, paving the United States ii
duty OF 20 per cent, or $4,000. NJ
the present time, the Vanilla is selling
at $40 to $40 per pound CONNER
Review.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

\ PRfprcuoS NERlrlED.-ln the
natural course of e, ents, the following
prediction, contained in the Journal OF
Co,amesce of the goth Of April last,
will soon have fulfilment
The Know Nothing Councils of
Philadelphia refused the use of the Hall
oi independence for the reception of
the Hon. James Buchanan. Never
mind !; the people will furnish him a
hall after the 4th of March next, which
will be sufficient for all practical pur-
poses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

GREAT LAND SALE.-A sale Is u take
place, to-day, ofabout 100000 acres OF
the best Of lands in Kansas, living upon
the Missouri river, at the very enter
ance of the Territory. The sale is to
be at Fort Leavenworth, under the d.
rection of the Government and is to
be let to the highest bidder for cash
These lands have been appraised by
Commissioners at from 1925 to $40
per acre. They must be the first to
be settled in the Territory, and will
probably sell at such prices as will en-
able the purchasers to make a very
handsome profit upon them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
From Garri.on,. LII. rator.

The election has resulted in accor-
dance with our unwavcring convictions
from the beginning--in the defeat OF
the north and the triumph of the south
in the complete supremacy OF films
tcring, Ostend border-ruttiap demoe
racy, and the continued rule OF the
slave-power with every barrier OF free
dom overthrow. and all constitutional
rights trodden in the dust. "lIung be
the heavens with black" James Bu-
chanan is unquestionably elected Pres
ident ofthe United States by the pop
ular vote.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
The MACK Republicans after ,h,
Election.

Hear the N. Y. Courier ana knqtd
rer after the election.
MODERN DEMocRAcY.-Of ii,c oio
votes for BUCHANAN, in Flushin., 49,
were cast BY adopted, 1902 by nat. rr
citizens. Thus Irish bog trotters, witt
necks yet raw with foreign priestl,
yoke, seek to dominate over the will
of American citinens.
The above undoubtedly speaks the
real sentiments Of the Republican par
~ ~ relates to our foreign born citi.
zens. Quite the reverse OF their prin-
ted sentiments before the election. But
their "honey-fugling" willnot do. Their
hate Of adopted citizens is too apparent,
aud is perfectly understood by those
whom they have sought to deceive.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
Msrshal TAYLOR. in lcyyino

Marshai Taylor, in lcvying on some
property out in the country two or
three days ago, got into fight with a
blacksmith, whom he thrashed. In
consequence thereof, he has to take a
trip out in the country to-day to an
swer to the State, why, with malice
aforethought, &C. he did proceed to
pummel, &c, = citizen of the Common
wealth.-Gasssts, Nor. IA.
REMARxs.-The above bit of malice
from the senior editor of the Gazette is
in perfect keeping with his base and
shameless course toward all whom he
fancies to hate.
Marshal Taylor was arrested on
charge Of assault and battery, and on
hin trial was honorably acquitted, and
the Justice finding that the complain.
ant, VIM. R. Byrns, made the CON-
plant through malice and without prob
able cause, adjudged that he, Byrns,
ahould nay the costs Of prosecution.
Thsrsupon Mr.. Taylor caused Byrns
"a b arrested and tried for assault and
hassouy upon him, and the BLACKSMITH
~ Aned q and costa, and on the 70.
aeltasies q NJ. Taylor The ans wa
,.anead - q snd costa 30 ended
- .~nah 49, q he 0asstts story.
h aeala sola WenAa.' -.
oSve Nla1aslivs ssdassd Al
~ 49, ~ absvs seslsev
ia. y iAssaas 11Dss'sa - -
Ao)pt,.s ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
Detroit, Nov. Ia.

Detroit, Nov. Ia.
steamer Suner,or lost II, storm Oh Lake
snn.r,,r 2ylh ui,. near Grand island: rud.
der earned away. boat fell il, 10 trough of
The -, wafer commenced MAXI, y desne,.
At. efforts. nut out fires. boat struck rocks
and b.oAe IN niece. IS lives LOST. sixteen
sayaa.
,siot S,v,n ,eph Day,, + Mate.
S;eu.,en Cooiahan Isl engineer A.ou.t,s
Ken. r,rpr,,,.r. mes R.nu.v wafcb-
man, Lawrence t,anu-,.. d.ck hand. Henry
Glande', lrrln"u, John Dolan, deck hand,
Andrew Palmer. deck 'ahd David Cop
u'' s"t.P, hai"s ha'htst, Porter u"
bu c'eF, i'r'maa, ) Foster, Edward
h"fs' 'a>s O.. Mich, p ssenge', h"sh
Nhr''y, D''' or, passenger, ). Ilmmerin'',
i'as,rh@er, u Paper ditio, JAS. Ueai.l :,
H"iiHi"-
List OF The lost:
Wv ~ =, 49, - ~
W., 49, s''
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:" w., '''; az De'' Wan h-''.'
~, pa . - hi' "a "a ~, "i''' mas ''.''
n -, ,'.Al uI - a. :,
,r,a, h''.' y
! smith 6r,man Iobr smith do. pat CuiII
/ and - GAR deck hands. Alex and
! tho, W.ris. ,olorel water. Steph Winter
and / sisters p.ssenr.r. Sunerinr. Mr..
Het,..;t aud z iuyh,,1rs u .on,yor. Mr.
.,,r.t l.. ,,.r Elw,,dsh,,,o.wnoS ,sson l.,
J,an,noti.. Vim Roe. Rab.r, cool. RrJ
! - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
72s,OOO
267,40O
267,4OO
468.80O

over Fremont in nation at large;or say
in round numbers, HALF 4 MILLION.
The joint vote Of Buchanan and Fill.
more-thst is to say, the conservative
vote Of the country-is about $780,.
900 against 1880, 900 for Fremont; OF
in the proportion Of two to one: this i
an encouraging fact and shows that
the nation : not yet wholly given up
to ssctionaliSyn and suio3ds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

t,sr i'uEArBICArs.-A wager OF
81. rue. We learn. has been made IN New
Work, hv Erougham, that he aud hi,
company Wlil perform both in New
loik AMI Philadelphia the same night,
the distance being nearly one hundred
milo, apart. Tie arrangement is To
perform ou Thursday evening next a
petite comedy in New York. finishing
lay s o'ciock and take special express
train and run to Philadelphia BY ten
and perform at the circus the extraya-
CANA OF po allontas. The arrange
mcnt viii require the locomotive to
t"a,cl about fifty miles AN hour; and
10 proven, any accident, it is designed
To have man with a tiambcau sta
TONED at every mile along the ronte
and bontire> every three miles. The
performance Is To conclude with a ban
quct at tie t,irard House to the New
J ork guests. This is certainly one OF
the most extraordinary wagers ever
made, aud will require very nice calcu-
latlon and exact time To enable the
task TO be accomplished successfully.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION

The democrats of Muscatine, at n
meeting held on Tuesday evening a,
the office of Samuel Burgesser, Esq.
resolved TO celebrate their late glorious
victory by Torch Light Procession
and Banquet, on Friday the 2lst inst,
-Daity Enquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

EE- In Alabama, on the eth ult, q
married woman eloped with her step
son, whereupon her husband performed
q like feat with the step daughter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17


'h's P''7''ch'ih' eieft'on' IKE most
% 'he previous notify contested ones
promises 10 hc a close one lhihetwo
hf'' elections there was %" ,ifagsi~--
the "nanlI""''s voice OF ihe people Pa
ci"g " Washington N III" i're-''ci''t
char a'sd such w@ The uupatn"''e
conduct Of the federal leaders, during
the contest with Great britain IN the
war OF ls12, that the rank and iiicot
their party deserted, and lett tho coast
clear both f"r MONROE election and
re-e'e'non.
Chr m""entons presidential stiHg-
gle have terminated ~ close elections.
IN the foi'eHi 'ihs '''''it~d u i"if.t
son b ''r,''"n IN ! '.''. N'7m. mad -
'ol'1- = 7 ''' ~" ZIG pnhl'
mind ~ tt1e Mott, rs y Is now, was
ae''''e'' -s'S-i IMPOSED aP't'' by Tie
"hdee' si"i.oe. ''~ allegation tlat
'eI'c'''hs u eIr' ~. @""'' destroy ali
the ''''''' ana ''t''fs IT, i'"s b .'t-P
ed "n' tht i'''' i'i"i' 70 d'F maj ~
eha'i"i' WIZ i"r1v o'a''' "is ~ A''"S'''
al the ODltft pi tie l.tk t.u-i AID restore
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Amid the din aud turmoil OF ac,

Amid the dln Ahd turmoil oi ;tctuai
life amid the cares, crosses, and per
plexitiss involved in intercourse with
pride, avarice, selfshncss aud cruelty,
the mind Of man turns to one spot a.
the sanctuary Of repose, WHERE The
bright atmosphere Of love Psnctra'c'
the Utmost being with AN in'"enfr ="
soothing and delightful, that h ~
calsnities cease TO Cypress, '.nd ih'
bittere-t disappo:ntments to sal In Tie
soul. That spot is the tabernacle =
all that is holy on earth, it is the ha
lowed precincts Of the happy home,
There affection looks, acts, speaks,
dreams, and revels in the sweetest
emotions, the sublimest beatitudes and
the hottest communion of tenderness
and sympathy. There the husband
and wife know that no unmeaning com
pliment is intended in the interchan-
yes Of friendship, that no foul treacherv
turks beneath words Of endearment,
that no hypocricy covers smothercd
aversion or disgust. The heart speaks
To heart without disguise. and without
'alsehood Expressions Of sympathy
are real and not hollow, aud p,aln sin
ccrity clothes every action with a val
ue which makes i, appreciated and un-
,lerstoOd. There the son receives IN
s,ruction and adnoniton for no paltry
consideration Of money, but from a pa
rental solicitudc that aims at securing
the honor and happiness Of the beloved
offspring. There the daughter from
the example and precept Of noble
mother learns that virtue and useful
ness are the chief charms Of women
and indispensable to the security ot
that temporal happiness which the day
dreams Of youth teach the maiden t.
desire. 1t is at home where gcniu,
receives its highest inspirations. whcr,
intellect is charged with the lofties'
thoughts, and where religion sits en-
throncd rs u household divinity al til.
family altar. Home is a couscrvato,
Of the peace, where all the angry pas
sions, which have been aroused by til,
bullets Of the coarse, the unfceling, an,
the vulgar, are soothcd and allaycd By
the genial smile aud the voice Of love
II Is a miniature type of the School
the Church, and ot Government. Ed
ucation. religion, and respect Tor an
thority are first inculcatcd at home, an,
90 interviewer with the habits al.
thoughts of children as to render then
honorable, ,irtuous and useful citizen
in after life.
But how many homes are the re
verse Of all this; where discard. hat,
and profanity render the family circl
spandemonium Of evil passions, an,
from whence issues all the wees AN,
crimes that bring confusion and dis
may upon society. How MANY home
are 10 unattractive that the father An,
the son resort to the bar room and tn
gambling table for relief from feeling
which torment them, and which ar,
caused by GOODNESS, severity, and angry
controversies at home. Home is til,
spring from which flows all tina, is hap,
py, high and noble i'll life. and it is oi,
ten the fountain OF incalculable mser,
and crime.
TA~ MARI ReA~ AIac~~. r.. a..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

EOR cash or exchange br City Property, or good
Il notes, . noW
: Herse aul 3 Seated Carriage,
ssandias top. ww y disposed Of cheap for cash. .
las0e lot Of
" = . . n = -
II The very bstt nste.e, Warranted - to4'd tins
tsepess y any y ~ WegoA. Also issRs secsk q
MvOV 0OO900s
sa4 q iavuseU e y,ah. oAaneoalBs. yteussd sad
Hal1 oslus. vatsA ~ xa1les are lnyitsd g sssns
sA.s Y W.''''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

ET The Hudson City Bank, Hud.
soa Wis., wen, into operation . shorl
Nc .snee, J, O, Hsaains. President
ma h. s, Usbsou, caAA.ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

EFr The Addison Bank has recent.
y gone into operation at Addison, and
c. II. Henderson, Cashier
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Senator Douglas Il Is reported, will,
this mouth, lead to The altar the beau,
,ihl Mia Cults. Ne Weighing bsais II
waakiaytsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
JOHN ]. LOCKE.
House. Hotel 4 Steamboat
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

No. 10 Fourth Street, Ten Buildings
ST. LOUIS. MO.
lime CUTLERY, Silver, Plated, Brittxnia, Plsnsh
| Il ed Japanncd and Plain Tinware, Wooden and
Willow Ware, Feather Busters, Brushes, Brooms 3.
nclnge very article in the House Furnishing iinei
would say TO Merchants and Dealers generally
throughout the West having determined to do src-
ty cash bu mess and receiving my goods dy,ct from
manufa 1turers, I am enabled To Offer greteY
Inducements than any other liouss IN the West
country. country Merchants, while in the city, are
rcque.ted 10 call Goods packed and sent 10 any pa
u the country oct2yi3mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

ONE GREEN Sror.-A Fillmore man
has been elected to the Legislature from
Dalton, in Berkshire Co. Mass.
Yes, very green spot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
y. r. GOING r. 20.
II % % e s.
COMMERCIAL col Il EG {,

SOUTHEAST CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE Il THIRD 81
ST LOUIS, NO,
Incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu-
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.To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors
AMI exercise all and singular the privileges oniino
to numerical c.llcgss authorized BY law, In other
Statrs."-l Charter, Sec, ,.
A full course of instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Double Entry. B,ok-keeping, commercial
Calculat ons CONNIE rcial Law and y nmanship.
&; nj, nItn can enter for the course separately
AMI any time, instruction Is impaired in'iividn-
alIy and moi In classes and each aepartnent Is indie
pendent and under control of Its respective Prof
or who alone is rrspons ble for the progress VI his
pupils.
J. Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare Them
selves for business pursuits are respectfully invited
- call during business hours and examine the mode
Of imparting instruction, the progress OF the pupils,
and lhe superior facilities extended to those desrous
II qualifying tn mseIves for the practical duties "
the cotmting-hou.e. Personal reference given to
above two hundred and fifty (250) practical accoun
tanis now ia charge OF books in this city, oil Ut
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
n. Is. For circulars, containing information 10
regard to terms, the 81 instructed, and all
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nj h. East corner Of Washington avrnue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JoNHq- 81 J<,iis Mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

~ According 70 tie esuAss lAsse
.rs ess, 1000 vussis IL he etass 4 New
YDsk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

The result Of the presidential slec
ton has advanced stocks 2 per cent in
Wall Street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

From the Buffalo Courier
We are proud to announce that tie
Hon. Israel 7. Hatch, the democratic
nominee for Congress, is elected by a
very handsome majority. Mr. Hatch
will have the honor of being the first
democratic representative in congress
from this district for many years.
We take pleasure in congratulating
the democracy of the county on this
glorious result. The neck Of know
nothingism is broken, and black repub-
licanism, with its tram OF odious isms
is repudiated. The prestige of the
once powerful firm Of Fillmore, Hall X
Haven is destroyed. The defiant boast
of the sectionalists is proved to be
mere case sssde. We have met the
enemy, and they are ours.
re-" Fate must trouble itself about
a number Of foolish people: for 10
sooner does fool get into trouble OF
his own making, than hr puts II all
down to fate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
A COUPAIRISON-

The New York journal of Com
merce saws:
The Fremontcrs have much to say
about the large maiorities Of their can
didatcs in few OF the States, particu-
! larry Massachusetts,, New York, Maine
and Vermont; but suppose we take a
look AT the whole field. We shall then
find that Fremont is farther behind in
the popular than in the electoral vote.
For il must be remembered that in Is
States of the Union he has no vote at
all, or 50 few that they are not worth
mentioning. Therefore the whole Blu
chanan vote Of those 3 States is so
much majority against Fremont. We
are inclined to think that the votes o..
the three candidates in the nation at
large, Counting South Carolina as 30
900 for buchanan and none for either
Of the other candidates. will be in tn.
eighborhood Of what follows, viz:
Buchanan, l,15o,000
Fremont, l.25O,0O0
Fillmore, 100000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
NOTICE.
Gents Furnishing Goods

consisting Of all vari, ties Of
Shirts Undershivts, Dyuace,s, Stock Ties, Crdrdfs,
Gloves, 5fitfs, Socks. Ssspendsrs,
Braces and eve ,ything in this line, for at low
mark. Give call.
A.CAsTEEL.
novl4d,f GEO. LATIMER.
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DIR. N. III. MarSeliS.

q regular graduate Of the Philadelphia College. Of
Mediciue and Surgery, and formerly resident Physi-
clan OF the Philadelphia Hospital, can be found .,
orr store, when not professionally eDeagel. Residence
Harrison str "a between Secpnd and Third.
Oct. 9l-dtf w3m ROCkullL SELLERS
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R0CKHILL B. SELLERS,

"E would respectfully inform tn citiz ns Of De-
w venIort and vicinity that we have Just
opened at tha northeast corner Of Harrison and Sc
cord streets, fhe most complete stock IL Drugs
before offered In the North West, and We trust by
strict attention to husne-~ snd desire TO please 20
merit a share OF public patronage. Our stock con-
sists In part Of
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s'anteL.

A y cXpstEtc 4 EooEk 7.ler and a Jaol Puman is
IL arsiroAs ~ tiulng employment either permsueni
80 mporary. III vail post and balance looks by
d"nh'c anu stfI ,ntry, max out and collect ac-
counts. or 10 coping, SC, quickly and correctly
TIE moderate.
Aa"r">z post paid, Y, T., Post Office.
now O1tf
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T'.,tal

Being gain upon the Presidential
vote OF 1852, of about 100000.
An approximation to the majorities.
in the different States, as between bu-
chanan and Fremont, is here subjoin-