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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

1- II has been said by great Eu-
ropean statesman. '..iIlow me to com
pose the songs of the people, and l
Will rule them as wish" He but rave
expression to the idea, WHICH constitn-
tes the leading element of the tactics
ofthe Black Republican party at this
day. They say,give us one of the lead
ing passions Of the masses and we will
enthrone sectional policy, where ma
tional principles should alone reign,
and throw out light, openly and freely
We find them engaged in appealing to
the worst feelings Of human nature,
giving birth and shape to an unmitiga
ted wrong, forsooth as they say TO put
down another wrong; they perceive
not or rather the howlers of the party.
will not give expression to it, that the
skeleton Of despotism and anarchy is
but separated from their acts by thin
sheet, and that flimsy screen is ready
to fall to pieces, for disunion is its
web and wool Take up any Of their
leading journals, and the contents will
be found To consist a denunciations Of
good and true men; appeals to support
. civil war, and descriptions Of outra-
gsa which are colorcd, to call forth
still more sectional excitement. Do they
discuss the principles Of their parts
one for one hundred times they de
rounce the Democracy, or lie with a.
Fisksten confirmed habit, about men
Who bold to the Union, and support
the rights Of the people against this
disnaicn sectional party.
The election Of Buchanan AMI
Rseekla VA p win ehov them that
~ - assd Enicn loving sciti-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
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INDIAN
FEVER AND kGUE REMEDY!
tu External Application!

An intiH.die Rcniop. ier it--f aaa ipue Dursb
dgae, AtgI sutaf8 r3,d az htnaftu a.sed4cs
'VWIS J. on Of N,'lr : remedies. Discovered and
-rtr' ssiuls Used f"r Ellny N At. by rtsin tI5-
o indians Un N otf4u .IoIItIt +, ati ~, IL. ver
be u kuewn 10 fail - ~ tinc a cure among tLous-
and> wht hay. ~ d II. II p,-se.s.s The power to
" move and e.adictt- .Ty - and Ag9s
from fht sy-ttIa, d 4, tla cniv hnowa certain rem
tdy ca ntPifteut 5it antage his remedy posses
os all athr!e asid. fem III, Intrinsic value
retD dial * nt is tat ma drugs nt.,i,cNes arc
taken n IT, etnina b ~ hiat. ind b Ak d iwn
III" system. ~ ~ almost nj arlls a., anf
nes,. oily H. Ut &" insure gi8c fGr II Ia ev"fy
ftui.s where yer and Agus Is h, tt-n, or IS ike
iy " lie
The AZ ft has numbafle,s cfftiacafaa u Cure
which vi b pleasure VIII b. she~n 70 ali wishing 70
ID m,
Cucs have ben n cthd in this CITY and viciritv-
fran"ss Viii 1i~g br VEN N sica ci'iTens TINS
X SID nv IL itaa.r ard l. apHi4d xefnaiIy and It's
snscts are truis waufrffa
P'ic 81 p B.x. And cure guaranteed or the
nionay refunded.
LEWIsTINIH Aren't.
Al VI Chids Hardware l. ,tati!shultnt ~ "a 4.
doors ed'i .! b a'iy. iiyiod6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
suaMCLEss Traffic NLYEs.

The ri ok Republican press throughout
IN, whole count y has ca ried Tn The mos
iisracefaI traffic in the manufacture and
vending of falsehood to sustain shameless,
and sinking Cause. As one expiodes, ar
other is brought forward with reckless ef-
fron'ery .gatherins :. fresh courage at each re-
pulse, and renewed energy with every ex
posure, ard prosecuting this vile course e
infamous impos'ure to keep up an excite
ment calculated 10 draw of the minds o.
the pee pie fir ON their real and horrible pur-
roses Of treason, and the totil incomp.ten
cy of Their str,pliag candidate for the
Presidency, whose chief merit consists in
hi. a in. no political aniecedents, aud be-
in, reckless aIyen'urer with a s.hd OF
flibu,tefing romance thrown ahoHt his
career attract i've only to the vulgar mind.
a few of the small fry presses il The
lower portion of the State, continually pub
is;i faprlons eases If votes taken in car,
steamboats, bar-rooms, and bier houses. III
which It always appears that Fremont has
a majority! One Of the last falsehoods of
the polnting sheets engaged in til, dis
- ,cefnl busin So sthh 4 !. he steam Peck
e, Captains on the Mississippi River above
s. Louis qrc in favor Of Fremont for the
Presidency.
We have taken some little trouble TO ex
pose this las, Iarins falsehood .nd present
The record to our readers, standing as fol.
lows:
Can't. Ford. OF Slea,nbo a. Die Vernon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
n o TICE

1--WE Co-rarinership 81 Fiji ADAMS X Co Is thi>
dry dissciv, d b. mutual . eat. TIE aeeotin >
&c are in the handr ~ HI Adams, NJ ~ BTay ST.
for collection ard ~ urnt and % wlvn al c3Ims
against the tim NUT be presentfd.
Eli ADAMS.
CHA3. ADAMS
Davenport, 9TH mo InJ) 10th o. ljgi21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
Improved Farms.

Improved Farms.
% res highly improved farm: miles from n,v
rrt; 2'3 acres III cutivatI"n al ~uald ton with
osdg orange, lvus sasie, eiS.
h.a,uiful f,rr, 8 y rniie. from Dayerp,tt--rso
aIc--to acres il cultivation, past tint I ncn
h use stable, etc.
; mil : from Davenport; 90 acr.s 10 arras H..
pruvci-20 ter-s Understandings tteI i,usc sta
bic, etc
81 acres, miles from nav mort !. acres il.
t,nrr, 10 acres n hsh state IT ~! walton, i39
tIub =. large orchard We good It's water.
larse use with loom, stabics, urtbGi.dI & t..
q mics from nav np,y,- ~ acres IN cultivation
god b use. stable, etc.
~ miles from p,venpot-l2o acres nj IN fence,
80 il cultivation. 40 timber, 20 acres pa.-
ric haust, >tabie, ,tc-
iiifs from hayrtIporta) acres ,, acres H. cul-
ivtit'n part tlib r, IL &c new hous god BAN.
ctc., TT.
II mites from r,vculert-So aorrs. SO acres in
cultivation, good hou.c, abb, etc.
II miles from Davenport 81 acres: Co acres N
cultivation, ed house, stable, etc.
y mics from Davenport acres: 50 acre. ia cu!-
tivaiill. II acres splendid timber, bltI-e prairie
Z
smoke house etc.
- i..il"s from Dav mp n; a. acrrs--a in caltiva
ton; house, st.tplc; etc.
ifmii"s from Davenport. - acrcs-a in fence and
cultivation.
300 acres in fence ana cultivation. Oh The DuhuQur
road miles IRON Davenport
20 acres prairie land miirs rom Dav- mort bean-
tifll vilw lck Island, Mississippi and Day IL
port.
200 a"r ~ nf rich p-airie land hv Wil.rtt some ~
i cniftvat d. Add iarg. amount Of uI.iniprvyed
land IA Scoit County.
a number Of honsrs lots and vncrn' lots, pleasant
~ -itnatei in different parts Of Davenport. For sale
oh favorable terms
Is beautiful lots In North Ddvenport-terms liber-
ally Appy~to
jyl5if JULIUS LYrANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
LATEST .YESEc.;
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE
RAILROAD DISASTER.

Philadelphia, July II.
The excitement in relation to the cat
astrophe continues undated The X r
depot and the streets are thronged with
neopie Coroner Delevan has commend
his duties bv viewing the bodies at the
houses Of the relatives, but the exami-
nation Of the witnesses will not pro iced
until this evening.
Anun.her of unfcunded reports we're
in circulation this morning, of accidents
on other roads. indicating the feverish
anxiety that exists in this community.
The Norristown Il. X. was SAID to have
broken down, but after investigation it
was found that the report proceeded frora
the fact that number of the wounded
lad come over thot route from Chestnut
Hill. The list Of the wounded published
was merely those brou.h. down over the
Northern Penn. II. X. The number is
less than were actually 10 iurcd. which
, VIII probably amount to over TOO The
board Of directors Of the road, this
morning passed resolution of sympathy
with the friends CT tho deceased express
ins their de.erminato on to relieve the dis
tress es incident to the calamity as far as
was in their power.
A subscription has been started to
contribute to this object.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
Valuable Property For Sale.

A House ANDIO On Gaines street, between O.
N and .'h IN hone i two story frame wiz
q iD.Tns. Collar, u, cIsttID, Ata.!, &C for Aal
reasoiablr tstms.
Also ? hts Main street between I'll, and sih
AI-u 80 u lr-t eias- Fratff- Llad. IL mile
from Dsy ngJrt, mar wand ssnrr Aysiy ~
SAALLFii.LD iiDrM
,y'fff Dad Or IN bsfu li's Mil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
Business FJirec!OTy..
Rankin. \ Exchange.

HaHhtn: \ Exchange.
NICHOLS CAMPBELL y Co......... NAM
M's.thu'oE. LANES y hiAhEMoEE....M MAN =
CHuBB bio. BARRON y co, Cur Mani =" ~
Land Agents.
WV. tITEN............P. q. Baillirg Brliv -
NiCkDiI.S, IshEiI \ tD................MA Mann II
Ali.hN y DOULEN .......o rs Bu.ldii.g BIaay i
Dry Goods.
SUTTON co. .co; 2h and R"ck island Sth
G. FISH. ID -. opposite L'tiara House.
GEO WEANEN ..Hun. It u'arCrk Strs ~
{ " ApSWoEfa - i; "r!H'.l'c I"Claire House
KN AfP y REDiiuN. NJ. : IL ,air' Row
II VI SMITH .............. C'. n"T "a AMI TRACY,
hNtNSHN HAPP...........2n. Il dtoS" Pf y
" lASLEt....... ...............Aoi l., l. c.aIte
CT thing.
SANE Nv PERRi ................. opr Posi- ONE
l.. Low ENNrEiN. ............N No. LaG.a.rc ROW.
} DRAKE. .B.a'!4, b : 81 \ IN st
4 CASrLEi. y Observation-Disclosures ~ y Brady II .
Dry Gods and Groceries.
NJ IL IlEiDE>itElhtK... .2nd mar Brady i
Watches \ Jewelry.
N iini l:.'..............:.... l. Clan" r."
4 hN-tAN...t.... ~. . i."t hi..t HOT" :.
X. j NELSON ID ady, above ~.
Books \ stationery.
s " ST ,rR ...........,'I> ST. op. l." Claire House
g. ". tI1SA 'N.....-......N". 7 L. tIdHe Row.
Eli ADAMS y 60 ...............N al Post ONO
i+at> - caps.
4 ASTON 5. CD....... brady 81 below 81.
\ 1SEt.N....-. ......l' 'ihJ" hiW
VEil4R - CHAMPION. ..S'ro,. street.
liardware
W PARKER. ..car Ffonf \ Eradvs
POWELL CHILE. ........Si ST., cast oil b.
Whole sale Grocers
BARKLEY. THOMPSON CU....f5r 81 s Pr:
NJ. pAIIEl.I \ tp..............tG Cor. I'll 4 Pony.
SltFf y MI NiiFR.. .2nd. tltJT ErI"A
kNiCkEkBGCkkR y BROWN. F!unt - =. o. Ferry
RYAN ~ AtCAKN. .burlow Block,
Druggists.
G. 7. WEIR. ................Nn 10 L Claire W.
Gents Furmishin. Goods.
= ASTON \ CO.. ........ Brady u. h.iow p.
kNAPPN REnMoN... ....... - Leciairr Row
NEHD..R X CHAMPION. second 81 east Of Brady
Boots Il Shoes.
MOORE BROW N...........R Brady b ad 81
JAMES JRpAN. Front tti EIAey PEA :.
Tobacco h Cigars.
y kUHNEN. ...................2 81 4 scar Brady
WA. FRAN FL. .............. Brady NJ. ruiit
Music Musical Instruments.
JOSEPH \. CRA\bAiL.......No No. l. Clare ROW
Stove. j Timware.
RYAN EARi.Y.........Cor. Front Main ST
INlTCilEti. y Glii.E1r. ~ ads bet. ; y 81
The Iowa Agricultural Depot.
NOCESE. NEli.E y ca ......c.sr p 'rni 4 n ISLAND
Leather a'd saddlcry Hardware.
Furniture. Mattresses and l ploistcry.
Nj. AEll. y BROTHER
W!iul sale and Retail
forwarding and Commissi"u;
iiotP RkALOW. .........coI Frsht & Lea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
NespeciI Any yours,

!
NoTE.-Postmnsto will fill up, adj
dress. and frank the above notice. with.
out the use Of an envelope. to all persons
in the United States for whom unpaid
letters shall have been deposited in their
Offices; and may dspense with the fora
err practice Of posting up notices in their
o.ii ses tina, such letters have been depos-
iteI therein. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
WINGS CT MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, July 2.
The Wing State Central COMMITTEE has
issued au address recommending the
Wings CT Massa chusetts to avoid COM
hitting themselves at present to either
candidates ia nomination; and urges to
organize with view hereafter of con-
centrating their strength, If found ne.
cessary, upon that one Presidential can
didate who shall appear the most unob-
jectionable to their principles.
The address closes with the avcrmcnt
taatthe first great Wing principle is un-
waverins fidelity to the Union and con.
sequently to tho country.
New York, July rs.
4 very disastrous fire broke on, in New
ark, n. J this p. NJ. At latest accounts
twenty four houses were in ruins, and the
fire still raging. II commenced in South
Bridge Street, adjoining Chadwick's pai.ut
leather factory.
Patrick Fowler, porter in the clo,hins
store Of Samuel joyce, on Bioadwav. was
found in the store this morning frigh,tul-
ly murdered by some persons unknown
This has been decidedly the hottest day Of
the season. At | o'clock this p. Nj. the
THERMOMETERS ia the shade in Wall stsct in
dicatcd lul deg.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
n. T.. CAMPBELL,
Attorney and Counsellor vi Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MONEY. loaned Rial Estate Secafity; Land
lvl MarraRss and Eastern Exchange bought anA
sod IaIri Warrants located; b1bls collected AID
Tax-s paii Notes discounted and "a business prosppt-
iy attended ~ In the State and Z. =. courts.
RErERENCES.
Harry y. Ccvies, Ea, NJ y. city, Henry swift, Eso.
PoughkTprie, n. y. Hrn Edsssd y. CowlesN Y.
Henry IIog. y q. E~q luANe s y. Hon C u Rss.
sc !, PonrhkN 0psies ~ n nx-tsnv wa.hinstea u.ne
IDckpnrt, prUF = ~ 4crAr Poke psis n Y. " q
ON. com T. - p.t1'd SIS siyssts, sas =.
lane p"Hss alseAs Eie141
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

rTHE sub Nj III kaeps constantly on hani all qua
i flies aud 'Lickne-scs ~ Dry CHICAGO Iu,nSs r,
biz yard on the corner Of Rock fsand srd ID >is.
July ~ '56aiy u. VI WHEELER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE is h yeby gig 10 all interastod In the
VIII OF E3ckw j N KIM yy, licensed fh,t a r :
titton presented sfa l a a. tn july = ria ~ ID
Pm bate Court of scott County. Iowa aim azure
~ ~ dover r. IA via " " ssH n ckw ii 81 KG-
str, iectis.d. and that SAIL tifion wal ard n
III ai>t Tte >day IL Argas' nexi At which time and
place ali interest may app and max. thsir ob-
jpcfior4> II any Try have
A witness my land Ills 9th day u July A. D.
ls...
WM. COCK, c.. Judge.
MITCHELL < PUTNAM Atrys.
JHiy II dtdsy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

~ >FRAup,--We would cali attenfi.n Of the
w. public against a fraud daily practieed upn
the unsusp citing in the article % DR.. !. HosTET-
-ER'S celebrated stomach Bitters. Since these
B'.,ers have become popular. others having been
making preparations 10 initiate it, and in s,sse
have purchased old bottles and re-hed their. We
would advise all persons to bny Of nut respccta-
HE dealers; the cenuine all covered with METAL
lie cap, ane the name or IT
Far sale ~ Bsrkiry. Thonpecn B Co. Aesnts,
ectnef VI Sstvl,d an.i Percy Strsets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

-, Washington, Jnly IS.
Inc senate atler passing an act TO repeal
the law authorizing the erection Of an ar
mory in Washington proceeded 10 The CON
sideralion of private bills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

Washington, July 10.
The Senate discussed, without coming 10
any CONCLUSION, the bill extending the pat
en- OF Is. ID. ilussey's reapnS machine.
Mr. llee reported a bill providing for
TIE compulsory prepay ment OF postage OF
/ all printed matter.
Adjourned.
llcuse.-The resolution that Mr. Archer
was entitled to "a sea, was relect,d-So a.
gainst 81.
An elort was made to reconsider the las;
vote, bat was lost by majority.
Resolutions We're then passeG declaring
that vacancy exists in the seventh, con
gressional district If Illinois, referring the
election back 10 the People, and s.viag Nj.
date.
! Adjourned.
Tue President 10 day sent The nomina
ions of John Forsyth, as minister. ana
walker Feaiue, as secretary Of legation 4,
Mexico. in place OF Galsdcn and Ci,pps.
| Nlessrs Forsyth and Fearue are from Ala,
hama. These having the subec, in cliaree
have Concluded not 10 Just now prescn, the
application Of The people of Utah fer ad-
mission as State INTO the Union.
Daring the progress of the Herbert ,ra!
to day, one of The Jurors became so exhaust
edand Frustrated by heat as to Cause the adj
Journment of the court.
Newark, N. j., July Is.
fire broke out here at noon to-day.
in stable on south Bridge street. and
tefore it could be subdueJ 10 buildings,
| 3 OF them being frame tenant houses
were consumed. The loss is estiInat ed
from 81 900 to $4,000 mostly insured.
The 6remen suffered greatly from the
excessive heat, three Of them were sun
struck aud one seriously injured by the
falling Of q chimney.
Detroit, July Is.
Total number saved from Northern In
diana, brought by Mississippi ana Re-
public l42.
J. Is feared more are lost The G p'ain
20 The Republic thinks That none were saved
except ttose n board the Mississippi and
his own boat
Washington, July IS.
The Senate after passing an act TO repeal
The law authorizing the erection of am ar
mofy IN Washington. proceeded TO The con
siuera'ioh OF private bills.
New York, July IS
The Union OF the two Democrat cl.,bs
IN this city, was perfected last evening. and
l.. b. Shepard was elected chair,nan of III.
uAited bo:y.
Kingston, c ", yu!y1e.
The p~opeller Tiuto was burned las, /
night. off Nine Mile Point. and - a total
wreck. Abont II persons are lost. and /
among them Capt Campbell. and a MIR. |
Henderson. The pulser and Il of the cr-w
were saved.
=. New York, July Is.
Mr. Stanwood who was assaulted AZ the |
Metropolitan Hotel on Wednesday Light. |
through his counsel Mr.. Busted. {iied ne
't.oh yssferdayin the Superior Court for
DAMAGE to the sum Of 81 SEQ against vicks
who was immediately taken Sslto custody
ard required 10 i've bail in the SUN Of I
$1,000.
There were six draths in this city yeste,-
rdy Il. N suli-s,fuke. [
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

N~DR r II. CAvANAUGH We would call
M<S attention 80 he card OF this g-ntlen, ~ in
anniner luinn. a. which merits thu attention
of the afflicted The Or. is old and thoroughly
educated physician aud HIS d vot d his life to the
special diseas h. adve tises to irpat Ha n-s
ltt-rs Of high recommendation from the c.iizens II
Is'ks.nve, his late home. Chicago journal M
isth 1873
For sale in this city by C. T. WEIR, j,li
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

Detroit, July Is.
Total number saved from Northern In
o'ana. brought by Mississippi ana Ee-
public l42.
j Is Feared more are lost The C. p'ajn
20 The Republic thinks that none we're saved
except ttose n board the Mississippi and
his own bout
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
UNPAID LETTETS.

The plan put II s,eration at New York
some weeks ago tor the disposition -
unpaid letters addressed TO persons wit :.
ia the United States being found to work
satisfactorily, we are authorized to say
that The post general has given d.
iections for it tn be extended TO all 9th
er Offices as early a. practicable. Blank
circulars and notes Of instructions have
been printed and will be distributed TO
postmasters in due course OF business.
The following copy Of this ciseaiar and
note will show what this :: lao is, wiz
"post Olice, -, le5-,
ga letter bearing your address is de-
tanned in this Office for non payment Of
postage. BY enclosing 20 me, immedi-
.tely on receipt Of Of this, three
cent stamp end prepaying vour note Of
reply, the letter will be duly forwarded
according to its direction.
Respect ally yours,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21
New York. Inlr

~ New YORK, July IS
The Union Of the two Democrat i. cl,bs
IN ibis city. was perfected last evening. and
L. B. Shepard was elected chairu,an of ll.,
ui.ited DO ".
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

Kingston, c ", yu'yla.
The p-oneller Ti"to was burned last
night. off Nine Mile Point. and - a total
wreck. About II persons are lost. and
among them Capt Campbell, and MIR.
Henderson. The pulser and IL of the cr,
were saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

Ahta,uifni ftrr, u rniie- from Davtbp,tt-- lts
aac--to acre, id cultivation, past umi + ncv,
u .u,e, stable. etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

.S--r-ss ., b ,riiessSage nsuire a. co,Aan : ~
SO An, or ~ lAuES NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

30 A res highly improved farm; s miles from par
ler; 253 ACRES ia cultivation sd ~ual ton wit
osag orange, hvus stasie, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-21

= mil from davenport; 90 arr.s 10 arrs il.
pruvcd-aU 1cr.s Understandings .ttrr, t,,sc std
bic, etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

Our Social CONDITION. Sooner than
let my children run about these streets" ex-
claimed in our hearing, father who expect
ed the arrival Of his family by last steamer,
II would shoot each one of them"
He was right We admire the stern Ro-
man-like spirit that dictated the express
ion-it was worthy of the man. Better, far
better the young soul be snt unstained on
its mission by fathers hand, than live n
fGtid imp, q moral leper, a burthen to itself
a disgrace to society, and eventually an &C.
cusing demon against that father ut the bar
Of Eternal Justice
Truly we are reduced socially to an en-
viable condition, when parents. sooner than
have their children reared among US, prefer
such frigh:fu alternative.
Let US hold mirror up to this communi-
ty. Burning shame almost makes our pen
swerve from its ttfce, in transcribng the
picture there presented. Gambling den and
Harlot palace, stand in polluting contiguity
to the family hearthstone. Miserable and
disgusting prostitutes faunt through our
streets in broad day, regardless of every law
Of decency while at night, the doors OF
their houses are thrown open, emitting a
,ickly glare to entrap the unwary into their
sinks OF pollution and death.
To no place are they confined, none is sa-
cred to them
Shall this continue; Shall our families
be subjected to loathsome contact with these
cess pools of iniquity' If so beware the
consequences.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

The CAL. Stage COMPANY -Messrs.
Montgomery. Stevens and Rapeye, oficerr
in this company. were in town yesterday
making arrangements for running the Shas
ia line of coaches through cur town. Thes,
gentlemen, as we'll as many others connected
with and employed by the company, iron
their uniform politeness and generosity TO
wards the members of the press throughou
the State, deserve the thanks of the corp
editorial For the continued and variou,
tavors extended towards US by their agent,
in Marysville, Messrs. Fowler and Israel
aud their obliging drivers, Harris anG
0'Neal, we feel under o thousand obiiga
tons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD AND THE SUEz
CANAL correspondent, writing troE:
Washington to the Baltimore Sun, says:
The Pacific Railroad scheme is not yet
dead. Geographical jealousies have contrib
uted go far to delay the passage Of the bill.
A railroad to the Pacific and a canal across
the Isthmus of Suez are the two great enter
prises now before the world. and when com.
pIeted, will do more for tho civilization and
happiness of men than all Chartism, Red Re-
puhlcansm. and negro philanthropy here
and elsewhere It the lsthmus Of Suez is
pierced before We have n railroad to the Pa
ci6c, the United States will be commercially
dstanced.