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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

BY Davenport, Alien ~ Co.
RIO COFFEE AT AUG.
DTIONy--On THURSDAY, Sd of January, we viii
sell Mt 10 O'Clock auction store for account OF
whom Il may concern, q lot of damaged RIO COZ
FEE. RECEIVED per brig 'E. A. Rawlns" s.5
TERMs-Cash-
d. de- % i DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO., Aucts.
BY Dickinson, Hin & Go. -s
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGRO
~ BOY.-Will be sold by US. THURSDAY. the
Sd day OF January next, az 10 o'clock. one NEGRO
BOY. named James; aged about Is years. Sold
by order Of Thos N. She'll Commissioner. "a 4
KS DICKINSON, HILL & CO.,
de 29-dts aa Auctioneers.
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DODGER,S RAZOR sTR0Ps..-Ail in
IL want Of a superior Razor Strop, should supply
themselves with one of them. FOR sale cheap by
Y .t7a CLARKS0N j. ANDERSON,
NJ, haia AZ
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: - y Z. NANCE. - }r.
de 24-dtlJ JESSE BARNES, Com'rs.


BY Pnliiam 8. Davis, Auctioneers.
vEkUSTEE,S SALE.-On TUESDAY, the
LIST January, 1856 win sell at the store on Ma
street now occupied by Turner Atkinson, by order
OF the Trustee alithe stock of Confsctionaes Glass
Jars, Pickles, Toys, Show Cases. &C. Also the DOVER
interest of Mrs. Frances Bailey in Negro Girl
named Mary. Sale to commence at IL O'Clock
TERMS-Cash. -i-.t ID. NJ. PULLIAM, Trustee.
PULLIAM DAVIS, Anctioueers. de z--tds
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-We will hire
the LIST day of January, 1856 in front of Henrico
County Court House, at IL o'clock, from sixty
yenty Negroes, belonging to sundry eststes in our
hands '>'-' THOMAS w BOSWELL.
de Z--5t -. y. PHILIP b IUNES.
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'. MARINE NEWS.

~. ~ EICHMoND, DEcEssER S'sr.
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-. :, STEAMER BELVIDERE

- FOR BALTlMORE.-Freig CHIT re-
Stsss<ax~ss$-1 criyed TO-DAY, (MONDAY.) the
.., ly, lat ap to the hour of o'clock P. NJ, Tues
-4g. January Isl
tas--ss ale requested to call in person TO send
orders ,r then goods Unless they are removed in
roper time they viii be at their risk and subject
q. storage.
Their lul. gaees else tLeIr shipments must be con-
..l.i a. order.
ts If-H LUDLAM WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

.....~.- BY Alexander N0ts.
MIGHT SALES.--WATCHES, JEWEL
~ RY, &c.-Wil be sold ut auction, THIS EVE
MING, commencing ut y o'clock, . large lot Of
Watches, Jswery Pens. Pencils, &C. 80
ALSO.-A general assortment Of Fancy Articles,
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars, &c.
no l6 a. ALEX MOTT, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

IhiNNULt TlON AND cor ARTN + II
- ShIP-1he Baking business in Manchester
~laer the arm and style of STOREY x BURGESS,
Is 'tisdHy dissolved by mutual consent.
WILLIAM STOREY, t
GEO. BURGESS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01
n iII;RO HIRING, Xc.--E. ID. EACIO-
Y GENERAL AGENT AND Col /. ECTOR uLili

cuntiLue 10 hire out negroes rent oat houses, adjust
claims, collect money, and attend TO all business III
his lIGe v AZ prUmptAess and dsputcil the ensuing
yeGr. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to hl, lie respectfully aol.elts contlnu
Guce Ot the same. Oice Pearl street, near Ex-
change Hotel de l8--dtlstJun
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BOARDING.

THE MISSES MURRAY have severai
Il vacant rooms. de - St
pOARDlNts...-One large, elegant fronr
- Chamber, at Mrs. BURT0N'S Boarding House
corner 5th and Franklin Streets which she would like
to have occupied by an agreeable family. @esx
de Sl-IWh rr .4f.s. sgr ssyesf "a eesA
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NEGRO HIRING.--We will give our

NEtiRU HIRINE.--We VIII give our mt
tentiOn to the hiring of Negroes the ensuing
year; will endeavor in all instances to obtain good
hones and viii give them personal attention in
case Of SICKNESS. ~. .ssr .
We h9ye large, dry house for their acco,nmoda-
ton dulng hiring Our friends desiring us to
hire out their slaves will please send Them in early
BAKER, PLEASANrs l. Co,
de- lI-dtlstJ Corner of Franklin aad Union sta
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L lGuT sTEEL sPECTACLEs Tor La

IL t.-s with real Pebble Glasses-a very desirable
d. r,r beng much more durable than common glasses
slt ~ .eI liable to get scratched. For sale by
de1 {. GENNETT Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

NJ The subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring
negroes, renting ont houses. collecting accounts &c
Any business entrusted to his viii be promptly
and faithfully attended to. -.
Office on Wall street, under ST. Charles Hotel
Z. A. J. CLOPTON,
de 22--dIuSwAt eud roUactor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

MOOD, WOOD.--The Subscribers keep
w constantly ON hand fine supply of both PINE
and OAK WOOD. Terms s. $50 and $500
Yard at Myers Bridge, ssuthside Canal, opposite
c. WalthaPs Lumber Yard
de 2O-dlm& GATHRIGHT & WO0DSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

DRICK.YARD FOR RENT.--I will rent
Yard ON Church Hill " orked BY Mr.. Luke McKenua,
that being the unexpired OF his lease. Apply 10
L.Rus & SHINE JAMES N. SHINE,
~. o,-tII Trustee.
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- his friends and the public for Hiring out Negroes
Tor the 5ear 1856, and win endeavor obtain fair
prices and good Homes, and attend to them when sick
Ills office Is Bank street. III Goddin's New Build
ing de 20--dt Ihnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-01

ElUDEhI IEIIIIIl :
IL OFFICE ON WALL STREET
Again offers his services to HIRE OUT SERVANTS
for the ensuing year Having had II years experience
in that line viii endeavor to give satisfaction and
promise to get good homes and the best prices and
also to attend particularly to them in of Sickness.
He also attends TO the negotiating loans of money and
the collecting of csims of every description and
pecially old and doubtful debts -
ROBERT HILL General Agent,
de l2--d3taHNcStN Will ST CHI
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N TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RK-
r 3Y WARD.-Ranaway from the subsc riber,s farm
IA in Heurco comfy, near Richmond. on the 2sti,
N December, his negro man CASANDRA. % years
a old, about feet 10 or IL inches high, stout aud
well formed, high forehead, short mapped hair and
of brown complexion. He purchased of Dr.
Webb ofSuffok, Virginia. win give fifty dollars for
the delivery of Casandra if caught in the State OF
Virginia. and two hundred dollars ii caught In any
other State. $50 JAMES MIG. DICKINSON.
de S1-8t - II. f,asci-te.srt flss4 asa ga
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-21

Baers are requested 10 s1amae cors.iiy Ire forms Of pro-
posai and iasfractieas srne1ed. M
1901 From Baltimore, by ST. Dennis, Elk Ridge Landing,
tE# PierceIsnd, Annapolis Junction, Savage, Laurel
Factory, Betsyille, and Bladcnsburg, TO WASH
except Sunday, by railroad. 1lfa
t Leave Baltimore daily at an; 1Ue
Arrive at Warrington same day by 81 o m,
Leave Washington daily. srcep Sunday, al m
Arrive =, Baltimore same day by liam;
Leave Baltimore daily ats pm; s4F
Arrive Washington same day by 6iPm;
r Leave Washington daily at ~ mi, rr
Arrive at Baltimore zane day by 6 m. rF
Nork-Mail, to be conveyed more frequently Than
" Indicated In the foregoing schedule If required
by the department and trains Of cars run.
1902 From Balumere, by 81 Dennis, Avalon, Ellcots
. Mills, Albercn, Woodstock, Marriousv,lle, Sykes
vll., Hoods Mile, Wootbino, Mount Airy, Mon
Adanstowp, Point Of Rocks, Barry, Weverion,
Keep Trste, HsrpSrs Ferry, Va Dufelds, ksr-
neyville, Van Clevesvills Nsr,insbsrg, Sir Johns
Run, North Mountain, Cherry kup Depot,
rs Md' c.eapoa psro,, Va. or DREAM Pspas,
II CacsponsviIls, Forks Of Potomac, 0resnspring
Run, odtown, Md, Psusrsons Depot, Gnm-
berisod, Western Pdr. New Creek Depot, Va,
rss%sa a ass%"ss' nd s,.. ro1s. s s
terman, Valley Falls, Nozum, Benion's Ferry,
.@ Warrington, Glover's Gap. Burton, Milo, Came
roo, Glen East, Bowman, MoundsvilIe, and Bon
wood, TO Wheeling, $50 nniles and back, twice
daily by railroad, with driy branch from Mo
noescy Bridge, Md. 10 Frederick miles and
back, 10 be run in duo connev,on. ft. it1a.A
Leave Baltimore daily att mi sos
Arrive At Wheeling ner' day by p ms tlf7.
Ieavs Wheeline daily ut III p m; sf3 tNt7.
Arrive NJ Baltimore day by NJ IL
Leave Baltimore daily At S p N, #5.4
Arrive u Whesing nextdsy by " ans
Lesve Wheeling daily at "a pm,
Arrive at Belumors next day by VI am
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Birs are requested 10 txamiS CAREFULLY he forms Of PRO
posai and instructions annersd .5H
1901 From Wilmington to Newcastle, miles and back
six times a week. .v.as s6
Leave WILMINGTON daily, except Sunday, At "
M -.tF e. as. ##.- .l.t# ..rI - n.
Arrive at Newcastle same day by 81 pm; F
Leave Nevcasle daily, except Sunday, at ~
pm;
Arrive a, Wilmington same day by 5.pm.
1902 From Wilmington, by Lovevile, New Garden
s.@ Avondsle, Chatham, and Londonderry to Coch-
rsnsvie rs miles and back three dnss wecs
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day at 10l am;
Arrive AT Cochrsnsvie came dsys ny 7 M
Leave Cochrsnsvile Tuesday, Thursday, aud Sat
e..@ urdsy at 2 a m, e VEl .t' astra.# stt#@
Arrive at Wilmington ssms days by 81 p m
1908 From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chippewa, Rec
Lion, Saint George's, McDonough, Odessa. flslds
boro', Black BIRD, smyrna, Dover, Camden, Can
terbury, fredericss, Milford, and Milton, 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

o0psssaos - uemeles-Dr. Chess0Ra's
PIN. y tssssiirststn shsss Pills
- the result Of long and extensive pfact,cs. They
ose ua,d IN thele Spsss,iW and certain In NC
~ irresulsetts psinfsi saenss rsmovins all
sosesuctions, whsshcr from cold otherwise, head
-, pajn In ssde Of the heart disturb
~ slsSp, With aris- from interruption Of nature
my can be successfully use as q preventive. III sc
pals sAOad nescr be taken In pregnancy, as they
would sure 10 miscarriage wsrrsnt.d pure
IL vegetable, and free from anything Injurious TO life
Of health. Expi,cN directkris which sboald be- read
accompany each box Price 81. Tor sale by the
Druggists N Davenport, and Hines clippsnger,
Rsct Island mt by Mail nv inclosng u I" br Cor
psiius L. Cheescmau, NJ. Io2 Rro.iHsy. Ns~ York
Ce3V-dawlm)
DslIey,s Magical Pain Extrsetos.-Th.
never has been discovery made n Ma'eria M"iica.
Whereby pain can be quickly ailayed. and where
pArts In high st.t. Of in3auati n car be rapidly
vsduccd h. heir natural state, nor where wounds and
scars can b. 50 Thoroughly and rapidly b 'aei and
dscsyed parts rssior 4 without either defect.
than with DALLEY.s MAGICAL>PAIN EXT RAG
TOR
In Cuts wounds, spraias and Bruises-causaities
"a which children are constantly snljcctthe action
Of thu genuine DALLEys PAIN EXTRACTOR, Is
Sver IN" SAINT HOW UiNch ram ana suHtflls may
{ thus b. prevented Moreover, Lifo itselisfvo n
ten dependent upon having at hand III q nune
DALEY EXTRACTOR all for particulars 81 Wind,
respectfully refer 10 nay printed pamphlets, 10 til
truth Ut vhigh hold my elf responsible.
Nc Ease OF Buris and Scaii NJ matter how severe,
has ever yet, In any Instance resisted the all
o.werfui, pain -subduny and haiing qualities 81 the
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAN xtractor Is genuine unl"ss tho '"1 has
upon /, $50 Plate Engraved Label with the eignl-
lures 90. V. cLicKENEn Il co, proprietors, and
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. PIice 20 CENTS per
box
~ Ali ord RS >hould be addressed to C.. Y. Cn'k
ener 4 Co ~ Barclay street New York.
Sold By all Druggists aud Medicine desers through
out the United States. daw I'm
-DaseheIor's HAIR Dye.-Iwents years exp RIM ~:
and application Justify the propr"tor III warraniing
this tn b"si Halo I've ~ r1tAt'nce II d.es blaE
o brown instantly w''h IT Il @st inJury to.tair
0 skin. Mad aud sold applied On MA" private
roons) at BATCHELoK = Wig FACTORY, 233 Broad
way New York y. sure ypm -. VIM Rachc-
tors a. ihsi- - A ~,rthl"-s imitation The snnunc 10
evld In Dsv import 10y all the Druggis
Ynne 30 Jaw I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

The vote taken On the loan 81 tSe,-
00D rssulted most favorAbly, the major
ity 10 it, faxos being upwards Of 400
Nothing. rersains 10 b done nov but to
effect its negotiation, aud when that 10
Elected, We shs soon see 10 Davenport
. reliable Ere apparatus, manned BY .
Company Of Davenport boys, who viii!
take pleasure in rendering service to
our citizens in time Of frey troubles.
This may truly be considered % the
most important victory II Monday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

DEFEArED.-Ther result of Mondays
elect ion will be fouad elsewhere in our
columns, and shows clear majority for
all the candidates upon the Black Republi-
can ticket. This result We did not antici-
pate. but it by no means disheartens us.
We shall rise from our resent defeat
with new energy aud more fervent zeal, and
battle more successfully fur our candidate
for the Presidency. We fought the fight
with . allant bravery aud met every tilt Of
the enemy with bold front. True we are
embarrassed and our lance broken. but the
great army Of the Desoeracy is exhaust
less, and our weapons viii again be brought
forth Tor the final struggle in Novem-
Der.
We feel renewed courage, knowing that
the rotten combination Of Know Nothing
is=. and Black Republican fanatic'sm, was
reinforced by more than one hundred Ger
man voters Of the county. lursd from their
allegiance to the Democracy BY the gross
receptions and villainous falsehoods Of the
Opposition leaders.
We think that they have deceived them.
selves, and will ultimately find that they
have unconsciously aided their enemies in
the proseriptive warfare carried on against
themselves. During the local contest much
bitterness Of feeling was engendered, bu,
now the smoke OF battle has cleared away
we trust that the personal aaimosities excl
ted By violent political debate. will sub
side and good feeling again BE- restored.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

Iowa County gives from 100 10 200 Re.
publican majority.
johnson County gives from 100 to 200
Republican rajority.
Upton, Reading, and Springville, gives a
majority for the Democratic Ticket.
MuscatiLs County gives a Republican
majority Of 102.
There was report in the city last even
ing that Clinton County had given major
for the Democratic Ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

KENT, opposite the Post Office, has
Just received large lot Of Water Melons,
fresh from the country, and as they are 60
ing of Ike hot cakes we would advise all
who wish to indulge in this article 10 loose
no tiae in paying him visit. They IRE
Arst rate, for We have tried them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

We are happy to inform our read
ere Of tie opening Of . new store on
Brady Street, xith just the style Of
goods thai Ne have been 90 long in want
At, to Wit. Dress tsimm;ngs Embroider.
lee, Small wares, Pssfauery 10. Mr..
Joseph Jouy the proprietor informs us
that bic stock Of Fancy dry goods was
boashs u ths II 7 Custom House Of the
iaperssss ard ess ths asvsss styles in
~ Eastern nsssst. We bsspsak for
~ : hlsssl PstReeses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

The vote for convention to amend
the Consultation 10 this City vas slmos.
unanimous; only 8 against it, to up.
wards OF 500 10 favor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
FOR PRODUCING .HAin on
IL II Il - III T. II - S,
Aud Restoring
q r. n y Ell a / r.
TO THE NATURAL COLOR.

vINlils astonishing and unr quail PREPARATION has
i never failed 70 proiur, a growth Oh Bald II ads
WHEN used according TO tae directions and turu hair
back to- it, original color, after having become gray,
and renstate it in all is original health lu>t;e oft
ness AMI beauty. moves at all Scurf, dan
run and unpl easant itching scrofula, eruption and
feverlsh heat from the scalp. 1t also prevents the
hair frcin b>o"ming nnh al,hy and faii.ns IT, and
HAIR INVIGORAToR AND TONIC.
We ann K a few certificates 10 corrobora,e as
sertiun>.
State of Illinois Car3is!e June IT. 1859
have us,, Pr,f q. J Woods Hair Restorative.
and have admired Us wonderful cfct. Ny hair vas
becoming as thought r,uanently gray. but by
the use OF the R ftoratve,' it has RESUMED its
iginai COLOR and have doubt. perma neatly so.
SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-S nator United States.
Ag'ntl man Of Boston " Sites TO his I'll u1s in New
Bedford. thus
To ,our ina lirns I would reply. that first COM
mcnced using P.of Woods Hair Il ,storative, my
hair was almost white, aud had been Tor the La,
ten ars, and it was v,ry thin on the top If my
head, and very loose, aud pulled out freely; but
found that before had us ii all the second bottle,
(Which was eight weks) my hair was entirely
changed 10 its original Color eight brown, and is
now free from ,la'lruh and quite moist. have had
my hair cut five or six times since the change, and
have never anything like white hair starting
from the roots and it is now thick as it ever wa
and dos not como ont at ALL 1t has prevailed in my
case all that could wish to ask.
July l, 1856. Yours, ETC.
Chicago Nay I, 1854.
] have used Professor WOODS Hair Restorative To
decided advantage. II prevents the hair tromcomng
out. gives Il gloss and Stiffness very desirable
The few gray hairs had, have entirely disappe led
Others of my fansly have used it, and concur withrm
in pronounciDc it all II processes TO be.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
81 Louis, Sept. 90 1853.
Or O. J. WOOD-Sr: have used nearly three
bottles Of your Hair Restorative, and have found its
e ct very satisfactory II has entirely destroyed all
dandruff from my had and restored my hair to its
original color, which had become quit gray.
VIM TRUSDALE.
~ Sold at IA Market st, eet, st. Louis Mo-, 995
Broadway, New York, d by all Druggists every
where All kinds Of family patent medicines for sale
on the best possible terms at Prof. Woods estabsh.
ment, ia Market street. St. Louis.
Sold here by all the Druggists, and by all popular
Druggists everywhere. Jyl5d-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

See great sale Of Dry Goods in col
umn Of Eli Adams.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
DEPUTY MARSHAL,

TOSEPHf. SlDIKY has ~ aQpelnfs1, anA h
u duly qualified to act o. M uepety, anA ~ NJ sctl
80. jo16 q. Sl1lol.
(.p,eatfl ~. casy AassAal,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
k.4TEST.CEUt'S
OF THE ATLANTIC.


w !, 5P M.-The steamship Atlantic
arrived about > p. NJ. With Liverpool dates
to July 23rd, relates ma My 10 the outbreak
Of civil war in Spain. The statements rep
resenting lis progress and prospects are very
conflicting. II would appear that O'Connel
had previously prepared 10 c.ush auy mani
festa'ions-had assembled in and around
Madrid $4,000 troops. Against this force
the national guards ana citizens held their
ground for 80 hours, and al length gave in
and were dis rmed. 300 persons were xlllel.
A letter from the Spanish legation Of
at Parir says:
The difficulty between Spain and Mex
leo has been honorably settled.
In parliament Earl Malm esbury oalled
attention to the difficulties between Bra.
zil and England, arising from the treat
ment Of the British Minister at Rio in
the question concerning the Slave trade.
and particularly insisted on the value Of
retaining the friendship OF Brazil in
case Of a war with the United States.
Lord Clarendon explained that Brazil
had no i'll will towards Great Britain
tho riot ct Aldershot between the Ger.
mans and English troops had been great
ly exaggerated.
SPAIs.-The latest accounts state that
the Cortes had removed 10 Arragon, and
we're under Gen Entante. They intend
cd to make war upon the Queen Isa-
bella and her ministers, in the name OF
Liberty and tho Constitution.
The London Times and other papers
ssv that the insurrection was encouraged
by tho O'D onnell party.
Dubuque August i.
1877 votes were polled at the election in
our city to day--a gain Of 40 over that
Of the last election. The result is vet 10
doubt, bnt the Democrats will probably
have a majority OF 400 in the city, and o
small majority 10 the county.
New York, August 2.
Gen Henry Stanton, Assistant Quarter
Master General, IT, s. A., died at Fort
Hamilton, Long Island, yesterday.
New York, August 4.
Hon Edward Curtis, ex.memher OF
Congress, and formerly Collector OF this
port, died on Saturday night after a
lingering illness.
"YouNG On Wednes-
day night mother with her infant, ac-
companied by another female, entered a
store on State street, when the proprie-
tor, attracted by the smallness and cx-
trcme youth Of the child, enquired its
age. cit was born this morning." re-
piled the mother, indifferently. attend
ing to her business rs though it was an
everyday affair to have a child horn in
her amily.-Newhuryport Herald, 10th.
Mr. Tyssn. one of the members of the
present house af representatives, from
Philadelphia city, who was elected By
the black republicans, has come out from
the foul party, and il now for Buchanan
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

ED- We would call particular at
ttentcn 10 the advertisement of p L YoE &
Co., (Iate Gurnee 4 Yoe,) LOG Lake Street,
Chicago. This house having been estab'
lished in that city for upwards of fourteen
years, is TOO well known t, need comment.
They have the largest ard best selected
stock in Chicago Of Sadd!ery Hardware,
Tools, Leather, Plated Goods, &c, Sc, and
the only agents in the North West for
Reese & Hoyts celebrated Patent Sire ched
aud Rveted Leather Betting; also for
Goodycar's Rubber Betting and Packing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

Mr. Tyssn. one of the members of the
present house af representatives, from
Philadelphia city, who was elected By
the black republicans, has come out from
the foul party, and il now for Buchanan
for president
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06
Real Estate.

IN nnn ACRES Of choice Land for sale on
lO,OOV liberal terms, in lots 70 suit, In Scott,
Cedar and Gluten counties; apply TO
McGREGOR, LAWES BLAKEMORE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Number ofhsuses, lots, and vacant lots, plea.
n sanity situated In different parts Of the city, 70
nit Purchasers, for sale on good terms; apply to
MCGREGOR, LAWEX ABLAKEMORE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-06

Tue GAZETTE AND TRUTn- If the
Editor of the Gazette was governed ty any
Of tn. principles of honor, had any regard
for the respect Of ITS readers. it would not
so grossly misrepresent our articles. In
speaking of the assault Of Brooks upon
Sumner al the time Il occurred we used the
foliowm & language: "lf the reports from
Washington be true, Preston s. Brooks is
d scoundreln We condemned the assault
in unmeasnred language, and have never
seen cause 10 change our opinions. But in
our structures the ether day upon the base
plot Of Burlingame to decoy Brooks thro'
the N lthern States ostensibly to fight du-
ell in Canada we likewise conden ned the
coward'y act as deserving of the strongest
censure.
From these remarks the Gazette, in the
local column Of yesterday says that We are
the defender Of Brooks and the apolog 's,s
Of his conduct. The Gazette is wholly in
capable of ut;ering the truth, and what it
expects 10 gain by such recklessness we are
unable 10 comprehend.