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

Der thsu during the first half OF 1900
II prices are regulated by the supply
and no man Of sense will question that
such is the case, then can We hna J"
the statistics Of immigration an ao1h-
dant cause for the advance which has
taken place in the wages Of fa''" labor
ara since 1852. The farmers u the
country should take this matter into
c.rcful consideration. II llindooisn
Injuries ngriculturists, it Injuries the
country; for il is TO the agricultural
that the country looks, and ever DID
lcok for its prosperity. Ape'sen post
ed up in the figures estimates that '''
war wagcd by the llimdoos against IN
migration will cause the farmers cf TN
State to pay some millions Of dollar
more for labor in the year 1896 tha'
they would have been called upon I
nav had Know nottingham neve
shown its head in this country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

An old line Wig, who rsvse voted.fsr :
aemocras, wsisss in the New Yssk 1ssTna'
y co~aesee that hs shall votsr sure fsg
Duehasan. He says:
"1he Ceusattt:on Of tne union - ID d =
80, TIE little cIa,d which Clsy anu Web
Ter and CAlh ,un watt hef evsn when tea'h
as dimning their vision, against winch our
~ .shinr,oa invoked the Blessing Of God, y
now overhead and raining fire upon The
: uf,deraey, 20 every portion Ct which y
Constitution OF 1852 gnaran sed liberty and
| snual rights. That msgra chsria Of Amer
;c.n rights, which good men have. thus fAr,
held over and beyond the reach offs assai'
..ts, which has waved in triumph, q the
mat heal, owe: the millions Of happy free
men. who had embarked under its protect.
~. folds. 10 in danger, from the fiery Gle.
msnt, which surround it. All eyes, taught
70 look 10 II in . spi. il Of pride and conf
dence. now trn their anxious gaze upon ]
N eadine 10 see ignited by the flames. which
J fanatics are helping TO wreath around H.
summer and Seward have climbed hi n int
! The rigging IT our Ship Of State, ard stand
: ing on tip-toe, ore attempting 10 thrns
their fre-brands into the coloSs under whic
she sails whilst Greeley. Bennett Parker AN
Beecher, are stationed to keep its friends I
: bay. A Delhi has crept into our m;d'
e and is engaged TO bully the real friends {
n liberty into apathy, while Fremont wit
$ his Panjora's boz Of bad principles. is d
i ceisiag the. mob with his tinsel ware
d which are nothing but internal macISAes
= disguise. The PhilistiLss are upon Ms !
is God grant that we NY destroy them, wit
= out pulling down the temple Il liberty al
y crushing ourselves, Is we'll as them, oensa
70 its ruins -
IS Let the national men unite, andin Now
lr Der the course Of the Philistines will
stayed, and the country saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

The invention Of patent Reapers,
Grass Cutters, Corn Shelters and all
the various labor saving Agricultural
Implements now SO largely entering
into the economy Of Farming, has un-
doubleday been Of vast benefit to that
branch Of the industry Of our country ;
and still the great fact brings itself
most forcibly to the understanding OF
I'll, that the wages of farm laborers are
constantly advancing. The question
chen presents itself, what is the cause
efthh steady advance in those wages |!
seus cay the building Of Railroads
end Canals while Others insist that it is
Tie high price Of corn, and the large
supply Of money. This latter has
deubtless something to do with the
msttsr. Still, We think, the great
cause Of the increased expense Of our
hrmen may be found in the falling Of,
Of immigration-s falling of produced
By the bigotry and intolerance of the
Know Nothing party. In 1854 and
1855, the number Of emigrants from
The old world, was not above one-half
what 4 IVES during the two previous
yeala In those two years the number
yeoched scae 100000. whereas in
1ek - leSS. Official reports show it
49, besa - than 100000, and
~ 1elns - - Arst six months Of
- szhihit lss ,un-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

DWELLING Houses to rent on Second end ThhA
~ sss., In the vest end Of The city.
Ten valuable building LOIS In ssardevsass sASssssss
near }. y. D. Burross' rcsidsncs, fss ssh a very
reasonable terms.
Two Lots on the nauG, Assd ~ Oa,sss ssrsss,-aas
uIsobsuasts1 gvsr viev-fss sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots 70, k~ssnsss houses asd dwell
Tor sale veryisw.
Ten valuab:. building Lots on secosd saA Third
streets, ~ $40, credit .: avs yssss g,ves On oese
Of The purchase mo ,ry.
Lot in Grcsn's Addition; dwelling house - ~
West half Lot ,. In he<h :; n"sse, well, and I'M
tprevcmeuts.
the LeClaire House for sale.
Corner ~ MAIN s'st Front STREETS fsr sale chrap
West lot block g. opy-,stc y. Cooks rest.
dence. for sale cheap IN long time.
West y Lots, blssk 80 IeCairc's tn addition
| house with rooms, and gsNd stxhte
lots AMI in Mitchell . addition, and DWELLING
house - by ~ on lot I, for sale cheap.
EAsw y sec 81, tp ~. east, 30 acres for sale.
acrc lot in Hcigiies, y binsoo Bailss's stdioa.
."a Is !. 81 s.. s ,ss ,. s Tor ...
bacr,s land, sc a. p IS, scast, maize sros Dss-
cpport.
u acres in sec q, tp Is, rs-; all under cultivs
! mil" from city. for sale cheap
} swh rs soT 1sR IN, lsO scrcs milcs from
Davenport, for sale.
Sc. ofsw visa swx osNKAs s7. and
NOM W %S2l 10 low Louisa County ad-
joining timber. for sale.
NHofNw ks24T7 n 2 n mile from The
city of Mus CaiiRe for salc.
s. land rs under cultiv ation, fenced story
house. COOL water $50 fruit trees prcplscs bring
the " y ofsw ~ y n ~, miles froU Davep-
port, ior sale.
~ acres with dwelling house and stable and other
improvements. adjoining the city Of Davenport fss
fale
! whofNw xsisrsosE. ~ acres sos sasa.
Forty acres No l prairie land, near waicoss, fo
sale very iow-price e5sM.
Thirty acres of Lind IN west davenport, NJ aal'
cheap, In BOT from four u ciSAt scrcs aus veW y
River and Twin Cities. 49,
. Also several other valuable tracts Il Real Estate
.; the city and country, for sals by
~ ALLEN 1 DOOIAN,
oct12 dtf No. Orr's Dnilaing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

TROUBLE IN THE fremont CAMP.--Jhe
following passage occurs In Washington
letter TO the New York Herald;
s. A rumor prevails here that severa,
northern states intend TO bolt Fremont's
nomination, and call new convention for
the purpose Of nominating Mclean, Or
some other wei! known man. A grea!
deal of had feeling is felt towards Ere
mont by large nuinber Of prominent re-
publicans."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
-
i'm Ian Z

We had the pleasure Of an interview
with Mr.. Ea,lridgey the father OF jim
Lanes late wife. and the old gentle
man spoke Of Lanes treatment OF his
daughter more in the sPirit Of christi
an than otherwise. lie thinks Lane
has been growing gradually insane
since his difficulty with Hon. Mr.. Hunt
Of Louisiana, in Congress. lie says
that when Lane induced his wife to
co TO Kansas, he sold her property
amounting to ten thousand dollars, and
after reaching Kansas, Lane procured
= mistress and treated lbs wife so badly
that she WINS forced TO leave hmm for
home. and he told her that he had
paid her passage on the Steamboat 7"
Indiana, when, in fact, after the boat
started she found that such was not the
case. aud i was with great difficulty
that she raised money enough TO pay
the massage. Lane had robbed her OF
her whole fortune, been gritty OF adnl-
tery with a mistress, an. sent her
home pennies, and after she left, tried
to get divorce from her through the
very Territorial Legislature which h,
is dcnounciug a, bogus and Illegal
such a renegade ard infamous scoun
,lrcl is fitting tool for Black Rcpub
lean olcetionccrire. Such arc The
men >hl ichrg FL freedom III Kansas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

polsTyeAL PRsEsTcaAsS LxrossD'-
We have received the hsst numbes Of .
large ssa viecrea, compaiGs psrr, "sa-
tied ~foliticai Priesicraft ExPossd," psics
hftv eeot.. Theov ILLUS r ske, ct tie Phil
...slphia PennsyIvsaisn. i i's Editor. Iii
intended to supply place no yet 6Iled By
any other paper. Since the advent Of the
various ism. II the day, the pulpit has been
prostiiuted largely ~ the purposes Of inssi.
GRANGE, and no man ean gainsay the fae'
h., the result has been widespread disas.
Ter to the substantial interes's Vt true Seli
gion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

WABb ono SO0uo O0WWV
That We are fast ve7ging towards a
sspssstion Of these United States
tho North from the South, is fact
100 plain 10 be questioned by any care
fhl observer Of shc national temper
and the cfFccts certain to follow the
election OF a sectional Abolition fresi-
Dent. Human nature is alike the
world over, and human passions are
undss no severcr restraints now than
they were at the time of Crser's trl
umph. Men are often WINGED that
prudence points out certain line OF
conduct, which it would be their par
smount interest TO follow, bit honor
fbsbids the sacrifice Of right 10 expedl-
sncy, and in the struggle to preserve
that honor, thcy too frequently bring
ruin upon all.
Such are the feelings cf onr Southern
brethren who know that il Wil'no'
proviso were enacted. If ,he Fugi'iv"
Slave law were repealed, and the slave
ts1ds between the States abolished, II
would be better for their temporal in
tsreets to remain in the Union, even
though these great Constitutional
rights were violated. But viii they
doitl Are they not men with like
passions with us, as sensitive TO insult,
Is Indignant, a: wrong, as brave AID
fearless in defense OF their Consti,u-
ticnal rights: au.l i j; IL be- supposed
that they viii count the cost. consult
expeiien,y, and ,a.nelv submit Ia The
aggressions which Abolt;onism is max
ing upon them'
AL experience forbils the belief. and
or knowledge OF the chivalrv and bra
very of our Southern brcthern co,npels
Us TO the conclusion that the dav upon
which snch an effort is made hv the
North, the tocsln Of civil war will be
sounded and with j. The death knell OF
this grea, Union.
True, we ofthe free States NAV talk
brsvely Of our power. Of our freedom
and Of free territory, but all these will
turn to ashes on the lips when the ter
rible calamity Of separation comes
National power and social harmon,
which it secures, will then be impossi
Sle and all the bright visions Of future
glory will vanish as the morning mist
Aboiltionists forget that while We wcr,
feeble colonies, We defied the might,
power Of England upon an abstrac
question oftaxation, which at that tim
had not been oppressively felt by tn
people. But it was resistance to tn
aggressive principles, which intlame'
the fathers of the Revolution. Tn
people Of the South will act in lik
manner for they are the sons Of til
Sires Of '76, and will resist upon tn
same principle and upon the sam
occasion. They would not feel OF
pressed BY Wilmot proviso, but the
would feel outraged in their constit,
tioual rights and would follow the c,
ample oftheir fathers and sound ii
alarm Of war.
Men may ridicnle the idea Of disun
on as George tho Third did of the 4
merican revolt, but it will as surel
come if the experiment is tried BY Coz
gressional legislation. The Jews laugl
Ell at the prophecy Of the destructic
Oft Holy City, and were deaf to Il
warnings Of the prophet, but tho dc
truction came with vengeance witt
out parallel. We should not sl,
our eyes to the examples Of the pas
and blindly rush upon national rui
for the benefit Of political lcmagosuc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

lust published and for saie st J. A. CeANDkLLS
d No. 8. lr Cia:se R,.*:
"DgITA PHI sHOTTIICH,"
hne composition, and dcsiiatd to hecosns great
favorito.
"DETROIT SHOTTIScH.p
= fine mrloiy, gnyi tune, aud 'Just the thing for
dancing" ''I'm going hosDe t1smmroR,, s0eti y
the very popular sonG T'm ghr4 h0me."
'sTrese % the FORREST" CDmpasScR 10 "ahslls q
oceAns,' aud shundTed other recent pshlbcstiDns y
0ne mpasor.
I5ssp. trsed esa paa y esdcs. ~ As1si sers&as.
Ned4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

SAD Acc,prNr. young man BY tie
name OF James Patterson was killed in Ca
manche on Friday afternoon last, at the
steam Saw Mill Of Messrs. Anthony l. Co
by the breaking OF circular saw. A pcr-
ton /, T il struck him in the head and cut
il literally IN twain. Ne lived but ore
hour after the acciitnf. The deceased was
a young man Of excellent character. and
his RENAME were followed to the grave b.
the mcmbers Of the Masonic Lodge n Ca
match, oE which be was worthy Ia. inber
Il LYONS Mirror.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
Medical Card,

nR. WILLIAM vANZANDTo Of 81 Innis, Occnlis'
~ and Opthalmic surgeon, fpiing u necessary fo'
his health u reside, during the warm season III
mprr northern situation, has select"i ~ summer
rrsilence the CITY Of Rrk Island III, where he b.
cs~ulse for al diseases ~ the eye and opthalmic
erations frsu the DIRT of Jnly until the last Of SIP
timber ChrenfEAd, rticOs generally viii receivr
portkp ~ his aitcntiCn, sis eye pestcnts will and
that during the eeasDn they o. he nsore sue
cersfuy treated in poFe northern climate than that
Of ST Louis. Oune6)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

SUIcIpE.-A man by the tame Of Klop-
feuburgh, committed suicide In Camanche
Oh Monday night. He first shot himself I"
the breast wllh revolver. and this not dis
abling him entirely, he pun the mHztl Of
the pistol into his mouth and discharged
the. COZ. tents Of second barrel: The de-
ceased v as German; he had sold bis
properly recently for some s. 600, and de-
sired TO return TO Germany, but his family
opposed his wishes. THIS opposition led
10 temporary arrangement, and while in
this state the act Of SEN destruction was
| committed. He le. YES . wife asd fou'
children.-[Lyons Mirror.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON lME G l. B R.
John Joy, brakeman on the Chicago sn'
Burlington Railroad wss almost instantly
killed at Newark Station on Tuesday after
noon. While coupling some cars, the en-
gineer happened TO back the train, and poo
Joyl was ushed almost to Jelly. lie wa
a young man and his friends reside IL Ne'
Hampshire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

IT Hallett, . prominent RIAL Estate
Agent OF Milwaukee, was cowhded q few
days sine in that city, by woman named
TochermaL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

The supply of ccunteIfrit money is con-
stantly on the increase. In spite OF law,
grand jnrirs aud policemen. men Will con''n
ne in this light and lncrative," aud rather
dangerous emploYment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
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DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
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Staple ugs. they also receiving direct from this
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Tooth, Hair ant Nail Brushes Br"nzas, Corks Nor
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bias Extracts, ard many other articles usually
brac.d III Druggists stocks, which they are also
ahed 10 offer the mos. advantageous terms.
orders either i'll person or by mail, will receive
prompt at chiffon. augid
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A liberal reward will be paid for Information,
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augS GEO r. HUBBELI..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

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Dissolution.

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Davenport, August 4th 1856. DIFF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

Baltimore. August 8.
Further correspondence publisAsd in r..
lation to the Brooks affair says that inas-
much ss Burlingane was willing 10 meet
Brooks anywhere, General Lane Is directed
BY the latter t. request that place Of neot-
irg be designated Within Ten niles q Waslr
inStoe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

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NOTICE.

VINHE undersign, d. Pastrrers II this city have a.
i gre d TO the following "Bil Of ;ricc." for the
remainder u 1856:
Frame House, 8 coats, % cts per square yard.
:. 4" ~ .' : =
:" I" Is :. T"
Brick " all Lathcd 70 /"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

THE subscriber in rciiIiq,ii hing his connection
with the ii NJ 81 h. G. Nixon Co., most cordially
recommends Mr.. Nixon, to III public a biK worthy
OF CONTINUED patronage, fe ling assured that hi- ab
NY t. snit III, desires ~ those who patronage the
Getty BELLE" will be fully appreciated.
HENRY " CLAIRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

1DNEW PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE on
Rork Island street, between 5th and 9Th.
koDnI for 20 boarders.
Uune4tf) T. McGAvRAN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

M -. ~ =, ,bs many. Last sumher
! so,,, sas,. .hrasrsd nounds Or wool a.
Etst,v1 rsnt. Ser soands
Ss.Thst .morn,s 10 one hundred ana
"', .s,s,.p mr., sf,e,,. s,ight
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~ s0n s', Al 49,: :o,5iae % 3 3 ofo q styles. AZ
~. ~ nn,o,s III els Rs s z 9sr.Ns Our long
.s ~, o,or : M. 4. - edge of
wsil m brsfth, lErha-
~ viii taks such SrssIItot r.,, een
- f.s l1 - M ~ S,.,-- 4r'r il4.t
80, s, .,,,sa 80 ~. "a, bsinf ~ Yf
49, y el.''" = " 3 l,.n ~ 6aSs
Nny aas' = ~ ,.lg TX "a ssSfly \
2oof iaftp.CV ~ eseSsss, u. A
thepssat dollars 70 t9e .s.s
sBesidsse = treasure q. M'ss'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28
i,94S'aGS 8 HOUSE.

T. Dana did renM0ETH, OHIO. is
fiforniasad was aefly the Uniled States
with Money srS;n S;nede complete renew, I,
place. ); ~ MfespecS - 'o4nk, we're y Is
.You are the best vile la the St%e,'
the busbssd cried with admiration.
.Bnt have not eisena full account
~ nv. stswsr6seiPas yet You re MIN
her The IsfsslJ pines on the hill itnt
back af the paadow,H .ai4f sast.s =
Dana nodded an Osssntl He was
wondering what wsst to come now.
well: ahsre is no longer sny loies,
there. } sotd even ,tiss Just as il
stood ~ s'i'.'' i''''''''s fl
why who was fool; enough 10 bu,
pine wood T. DaDs asked With laugh.
.The silrcsa company. They aus
have wood TO sst np steam. They es,,
me fsuf hundred dollars for the pTisils
&c Of choppine dswn the ,iees,and iva,
Glad TO get i'd 'bf ,Gem. Tor Tho tSfpos,
Of msfi1g . sbstP psstuis.
----sA sheep PsstpEs ( he hnsbsnd esies
in astonfshmepi = !. sss.ssss ) - - /,
sYes, il snstss vsry knssssnn. 1
bought one hundfsd ard ef,s shsso .ani
ssk Ire Et>s nsEs, LETT. xAfst ~.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-28

NIB; xMespsis YES psss lretently removed to ou
GSc @ t6er territorial otficeSs in pseOl Of
lis assertions. Ef1
Col. summer, in letter to Gov.
SAannon. dated December 9Th, IN reply
10 onSssAiss his presence at Lawrence,
says he can march viii his command in
! fes hours Roiice, and will msef the
at Delaware. A letter 10 Col,
Summer. dated Feb. 18th, ditsSls him 10
hold himself in readiness u march Il
Ge,. :, Shannon shall fDd lhe osaihsry :
course Of judisial proceedings and poysr
vested in the u. s. Marshall, irpsfless
FOR The suppression OF the ipsvfrectioa
on the invasion OF armed 70 rces. bus
eennssls him 20 act with sx,Iems eau,
lion IN the premises.
I NLr. Toucy expressed warn sppro-
vel Of the coafss pursued By the ezs.
.cuiive, sna bspsa he would ~ susis,n-
ed b e se,f lsw- sbidiog man % this
subject ~
. hI,. Wilson said the eprrsspopd, ,ses
totally misfep1essntsd the siEsiss In
Kansas. he contend ed that he hora.r
snfAns thsre had carried ,hs elections
a the point Of ne boe ie knife; viii.
ont eoncl uaing be ease sNsy. ana a.
ssssss KsfssErs