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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Slgls n California.

The Daily State .jouraat. California
which came by last steamer, has thu
following
BACKIN. Az UrI>Io>. We have
heard good deal Of Dragging Of late
and the .long Odds have been taken
at about the rate OF 80 to |, but We
have vet 10 learn Of the Fillmoreites
accepting an even wager on the gem
eral result. We think We can intro
dnce any Filmorei,e to gentleman
who will put up ~ 900 in hard cash,
that California will 90 for Buchanan,
or that Buchanan will be the next Pres
ident Besides this We republish the
offers which have already been made
(. through these columns.
! IN Old-hnc Wing offers a one tet.
$500 that Buchanan will be- the next
President,
$3.50 that he will carry the Statc oi
California,
$500 that no Southern STATE can ho
named which will go against him.
/! c. Xix, Of the White Oak Springs
Fl Dorado county, says;
| will sell the White Oak Spring.
Ranci. for which have been otfere,
SlO,ooO---al fair cash valuation
the price to be agreed upon BY di>in
terestci parties, payable when Jane
Buchanan is elected President 81 til,
United States, provided he lives unit
March next.
Let the tillmorcitee or Fremonti,e
come down To their work.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

meetings Ths confirms the evidepc', al
ready pretty positive, obtained in lac de
tatis sent you CONE ern,ng the Man 'nnt, a. /
80 ,hs ~ -ttnrc Of a secret s0ciety, Whose
members are sworD attempt the life OF
the Empeuor Fotu aiely, The police a."
vtgil4nt an shlrp-sIghtet, ami HISTORY 10
there TO show rs hOS fareiy such attempts
succeed, It's doubllrss very dihcnil 70
f1Ini society OF this kind INTO which
om' agsni of the authorizes doe. 10 fitd
means 10 nsiuuatc himself, AID even when
nat IS not the case, al the last moment II Is
rate thot ~ the eonsprato preserve tne'r
liimness 9f pnrPoss and II re,ve.
Corresp. London Timrs.
REMARKS The foregoing bit Of
foreign news IS suggestive 81 many
profitable reflections 10 those who
choose to penetrate 10 the fountain Of
the great forces which produce the ex
traoIdiuary changes n social regenera-
,lon, and governmental policy
That LOUIS Napoleon raised himself
10 the throne OF France by the black
est perjury and the ionlest treason to
the cause Of kepubl, au.s.n, which he
had espoused, Is known 10 all who
read Since he has worn the imperial
purple ms nam purpose has been the
consolidation oil his own power upon a
basis y hleh should command the le
spect OF other potentates, and their re-
cognltion n his co-equalty with those
who assume 70 rule by divine night,
/ aud at the same time 10 prevent any
combination Of influences IN France
I nom undermining the foundations Of
ms power The press has been throttl
ed by LIS IRON hand and the cinema
/ tons 81 the French mind compelled to
pass through the stralner OF LOUIS Ma
/ poleon, and the brightest gems of gem
IL wlthholden from the public. be
cause totsooth, they were pregnant with
d dangerous spirit Vi freedom, talcula
ted to create troublesome inquiries
about the government, aud whether II
was such as was best suited to the ge-
MUS OF France.
Louis Napoleon ha- undertaken the
impossible task of stopping The dow II
". thoe ~ aHl inquiry ana has sta
toned his willing tools AT every point
upon The highway Of thought, to arrest
etsR -tragglng idea OF liberty which
SIND. dare to enter France He finds
hnusyit the hated tyrant of literary men,
ct -rhoats, philosophers, and editions
. - newspapers, and the acknowledged
head only d az army which has not
Ncl forgotten The glorious deeds Of the
great Napoleon, aDi who adhere IL
The nephew more oul vi reverence 10
III, memory ii tic uucr, than for &c
4 Spett To the man Who NOW wears IT,
imperial crown
l. ts>ae,nat, louis Napoleon w",u
Is IA act 81 nfamy, tor - long As he
Tie rulcrot France, any atteup, IL
murder Inn lN "a trw men, " ouia he !.
Guw nnc IL Is tic uation which
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

The Pittsburgh PA. Poet says. The
Fremont party is losing ground fast 10
all the south eastern portion of Pennsyl-
vania. 1t lie the third party there. In
Centre county, and from tn nee to Phil
adelphia, the contest is between Buch-
anau and Fillmore. Such is the opinion
Of candid men who have an opportunity
to know
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
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lIN LAM.


Tins precious SCAMP OF the Black
EePuoiicah PropagahuiSte, l. AGAIN
f.ptlye from Kansas. and IN lie STATE
ot IOWA, on ms way E.aSii 70 ION Illc
"t,eedom sbrialyiu,t mart,-r. ,yLn
bavo dome oil ~ ,b.;r ,,Yor Ji.,,,l
I'll, pence Of Kansas ti.a, lie HG,eE
hcnpbl,c.ps ,oi,,bi ha,. ..f,..L u,,i,,.
90 il, .lcr,ionecr,pg .aotal ~ III,
presidential canvas,
He has written = Ietterto col Don.
,phau and MIR Boon IA which HE tol.
lowing unmjtipated lalsehood pron.n.
emily apnear,
have never sniaei 40 4la, n8r
,s'n as',tle so'I'e,' 2 nffch mo ln'a,
laGge body of peacelble e,,,let,s, ,4eh ii
Won aso"es, VAIN ,.,o ,n' i,'@''s, "Ppa',t
bona ode settlers of Kin-1s, ind, So ia as
GOOD hon nrot,>s,og. ,11 ~, no, now "' 49,
King homcs f"r themselves mi families
a. pr.t".; ~ af,,rk,"' tL.wl ~. YIN
icd STATE, troops, leit NE comp'ns 90 'he
"a ,nto kaus,. ION t,L,nr '..arrsnt
ron'c from 'helrs so >. t. ''e e''ffoh u
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III. NH. .. ..,..
a -. 49, l Al,
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! .,.n.o,, : <..l.a.l. IA ,,, 81.
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ana mee' ~ ha'ls"'' l"'h hl'' a,'s
were 10 a''"eA l'o.S'''''' s''''e''i''''''
anu o'Nt CUT AL woo "''' NOT '''N''
"oie 70 tHe ii.C STATE movement
A"o .e' 'his '''<'"-'"''''. ''''''' an"
aesF"oea outeas'' n"s - eiiio'.'e'S y
aiiif'n tha' nc never eni'S''o a" a.
my, nor even single Sold'ei' % 'lla''h
10 Kansas Inns ma" Is eapao'e o'
Almost ahN'hhe. ms speeches arc
Inc ssosses' let'''s''''s OF n'N'''H ''"'
uu'h' ana MS c'a''c''' - ''''ef'' '''0
torn as 10 DC more a" ool''' ~ con,
'emP' 'n"'i Oh any o'''' '''','s' N"'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Connecticut

Our Republican readers we would
refer TO the news from Connecticut,
which they Will find under the proper
head, and we hope that this first eun
VII! not prove too much for these
peace lopers The returns would Ger
family indicate that Fusion il beaten
IN a fair standup encounter in old
Connecticut.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Conspiracy asatHss Napoioon's Life
-. Arrests ia Paris.
Paris, Sept A.

Paris, Sept II.
There was an unusual stir last night az
the Prefecture Of Police and at the prison
Of Ma1as, owing to the arrest Of about 80
perscn. belonging 10 secret society. This
sociesy. composed Of revoluilonis's Of the
most violent and dangerous kind. held a
meeting Yesterday at which i is said that it
was decided 10 assassinate the emperor en-
his retmn from Bisrritz. understand that
Tie Police know alS the members Of this So
r;etv. most OF whom are old members II the
Marianne, inhabising the 9th, 7fh and s'h
reimbursement Of Paris. The majority Of
theu are artisans. Several Of those arrest
ed a,e very young, and appear Intelligent
and not anedncated- They have been
raaeed in solitary confinement at Mazas,
Ana are allowed 10 communicate with no
one Ne searcA made q their residences
Ia brought to light nothing that ccmpro
1ises then, bat the Police are prepared to
nsevs he existssee RI The society, and to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Gkss.At jan Delivery We nave
omitted 10 mention. The fact that there was
a generai Jail delivery IN This city, a Few
DAYS snee. The prisoners, with '@a,ex-
ceptious, ronsrired end attacked the ,a,ior,
when he entered 10 bring the,' meals ihey
made good Their escape. Rewards have
been offered for their apprehsnsion.-iowa
CITY Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Davenport journal seems To- have met Ell ont
to 1t a hounteous share II public favor. to
Judge from the co,ttnHrd Improvement j.
is compelled to make. N order 10 keep up
with the demands of its business
It's latest indication of golden fortune is
an enlargement TO d thniy-Sx celum daily
nine columns page which are filled With
Indications Of the rapidly Increasing com
me-, cial importance OF Davenport, and the
determination of the Democrat Ia keep up
with the tmes.-Daiiy CAPITAL Repnrter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
s. l.OE,BElk.
Importer and Dealer In

4 LLkrds OF choice Cigars and all k,nds
n of Plug.
ZINE CUT TOBACCO,
PIPES. FANCY GOODS &C., Co. -.
Store on soath ssic Of ID street, IT. Man 0sS1y
Davenport Aus 18Th 'ssdly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
r- The New York Times b

@- The New York Times boasts
that If Henry Clay had been equally
prudent with John c. Fremont, in
refusing TO write letters, he would
have been elected President. 1t was
Henry Clay who said that he would
rather be RIGHT than President. But
the woolpulhng pathfinder is more
"prndon," than that, ell little vii
Jain"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
CONNECTICUT GONE De Mo
CRATIC

New Ha, en-, Oct. I.
Town rlectio d, were hid Yesterday m
about half The State, Eighty-three towns
have bee nfari from. Of which he Demo
crt,. carried - All Tia Bn'uhIi ans SO,
hein'a a rei Democratic gan Of o.
Ionsdale IA Oct
The d. 100, acy helt The largest meeting
here TO-DAY ever held IN tins country
10 900 present Meeting addressed by John
Van Buren,, Hendrick y. Wright, Capt.
Day and Col Snowien, the procession
was over 3 miles long he farmers turned
out en- masse with their OK teams, of which
there were 100
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
- - -

Law SUITS Above all thng., IN, son,
avoid litigation. esq eciilly IN small matters.
II man meets yen in the street, and claims
the ccat ,ou have upon your bac., threat
ening 10 commence a law su,i foi is reco,
e,y. strip It Oft ard give i: 10 him. les IN
defending the coat you may los, ,onr ha'
and brooches also Chief Justice Coles
advice to h son
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
DANCING ACADEln.

nROFESSOR b LEE, would respectfully give
I notice Ia his friends and tn. citizens ~ Davrn-
port Thai h. will open and select school for IN
struction in Dancing and ali1ing In all the branch
- IN feiervarys Hall an Second street. bei~e, n
Brady and Perry. on Thur,day, the 10th Of October,
instant. q continue each succeeding Tu ~.iay and
THURSDAY during the season.
Hours II instruction for Young Ladies and Mss-
tiers and Misses, from to 8 p N
t:enileInen from TO Top NJ
Mr. Lee pledges hims " 10 devote his best -seI-
lions 10 the car and instruction. q those whn may
favor him with their pat rnnsge.
IERMI.-Ror Young J.aiic>, Ma>ie., and Miss.-s
per quarter ......................S5 %
IL ntltuieH y !"
Refer 10 Mr. c. II Prick.t, NJ. 4 lie Claire Row
orte-dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

The National Agricultural FIR com
menced This uocnitg, and IS attracting al
immense thropg. The show is the most I'M
posin. one ever seen IN This vicinity.
The welfhr5 : delightful The city T.
'hrouEea with stranger-, ard ali our TO
tel ARE o'erilowing. making It difficult to
oG'ala accommodation
ITO ceremor IS opened with a grand cal
vicaie,of ali he horses on exhibition, after
which the Hon MARSHALL P Wilder, Of
Ms deiivefe the address
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Notice,

A Meeting OF the Stockholders tn Iowa Fir
n aud Marine Insurance Company, Will h. held at
the ofhc ~ Hon. g. C. r. Mitchell, THURSDAY al
o'clock P N October 8 1856, ncts-d2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
BsSsiNess directory.
Ranking and Exchange.

MACKLOrr COHBIN. Cor cord aud Brad
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL n CO..............M Nam
COOK l. SARGENT.............M Man ant Serord
MoGREGOR, LAwES \ BiAkEMORE. .Mtiu
CHUkB, BRO BARROW co. Cor Man "a
rALLMAN POWERS b MCLEAN. ....htsHr r q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

We would direct the attention Of our
young democratic friends, to notice in
our paper this morning, requesting them
to attend Meeting this evening for the
purpose OF forming q .sYoubg Meme
Democratic Association" We have no
doubt that there will b large sttso-
dance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
P.1RIE HOUSE.
so Clark street. Observation-Disclosures Chicago
NJ. / +. DOuERTI.

IMPORTERS II French, British and American Dry
/ Gods in bonne;s. Bonnet Materials Ribbons
Feathers and Flowers Nantes In Cloth, Velvet and
MORE Antique, and Mantle Materials AMI Trimming
Silks, Satins Embroideries. Laces hosiery and
Gloves. wholesale ard retail.
xFTerms cash. and but one price only
0ciS-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
PUBLIC WORK.

DRO PpSAIS VIII b. received b, the under signrd
i giil 2"'coek p NJ. IN the i.th LAY 81 October
instant, i"r aiDg up that portion u Front street
and ne rvce, BIZ ady Ia Main street. with earth
aud stone p-cihcations Of III. work can b. seen
At ia city Council CHAMBER
" lAMBACH,
ects-dnl City Engineer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Notice..

glSHE Iad,e, at Davenport and vicinity are reqnes-
L Ia Ia meet at the Congregational Church, On
Thur>day at o'clock, for tn pnrpo>' ~ rrorgani-
,tnp III Tuion Bnevoient Society oci7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

EV The population u Johnson COUNT
is said 10 b. nrnrly 1900, and thai of Iowa
Cit. i, 6,0a5 In 1880, The population Of
the city was .2Jo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS.

| Att,rItk> Al Law. Oflcn Second street, oyer h
aFeu's Ci thing Storr. Joha Johus,T. $. Com
ni> j. n"r Tor Court II Claims. nrt--dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
DR.. ]. McCORTNEY

hfFEns Ia, professional services TO III ,Iiinus
~ Of Davenport ami vicinity.
Onice IN Why h Mungrr's new building, corner OF
- urth \ Brady streets
Rtr to George l.. Davenport, James W. Eanfi''d
>.ttIl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

1852 :. Il. REGFR, Druggist and Apotheoary
W fron Philadelphia, would accept situation
in 81 Any kind Of business n store, c.th.r a
work. writing, or waiting np"n customers, SC Rec
lamentations given Application personally or by
adirr>swill b p."nptlv attended 10 Al l. Clair
Hos ociS-,.lt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

u NE e-psriucrshp hetcof6It existing b.twcrn the
i -ubSC, Ih'-ts is dissolved
GEO. II. PARKER
JOHN JOHNS
Dsv'nptu July Isl, lS5G-oci7-4f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Havine associated myself Ill m, practse o; th..
Law with Jamcs A. Buchanan, Esq. late of Mary
land Ile usre.. viii 10 continued under the name
OF Buchanan 4 Jhus John JOHNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
NATIONAL. AGRICULTURAL. FAIR.
Phnadelpbia Oct l.

The National Agricultural FIR com
menced this morning, and IS attracting an
immense thropg. The show is the most I'M
posin. one ever seen IN his vicinity.
The welfhr5 : delightful The city l.
hrouEed with Stranger ard al our 80
tel are eflowiu1. making It difficult to
oG'alH accommodation
16o ceremar IS opened with grand cal
ricdie,o OF ali he horses on exhibition, after
which the Hon MARSHALL p Wilder Of
Ms dciivere the address
NV York, Oct 7
IN eAplo-tan . carfei Yesterday nsar
Hayersttaw, North RIVER. on board the
Isaac smith. OF her passage to Albany =
The engineer and ktemen were both badly
sc"lded Neither Of 'Epr Can survive
Hartford, Oct s.
Jiilcial returns have been received from
II towns in which elections were held
90 Monday. These Official returns show
IS Tor Buchanan, and S. for Fremont;
two towns are equally divided Demo
cratic gain %, and The Republicans :.
4 net gam to the Democrats oi IA from
the last town elections The vote was
closely contested
Harrisburg oct. (.
fhe Republican State Committee and
the Committee of the North Americans
met mere to day, but adjourned 10 the
10th, without forming fusion electoral
ticket, The Americans refused to aid
IN the formation OF new ticket.
The city was filled wi,h prominent
politicians lbiddeus Stephens, Thnr
low Wce., Preston King NJ Edge, Mr.
Sanford, of New York, Gov Johnson,
James Birch, ST., Simeon Cameron. aud
others, were circulating among the Com
mittee,
Another dispatch ,styies this fraudu
lent attempi 10 gam conference Of
The different Committees, az notices
have been SEM to the members as tho
oya u thoriiy Of The Committees, but the
fraud Vas detected, and but very few
mambers were in attendance, and those
refused to countenanee the attempt
81. Louis, De- )
\ letter III TIE Democi at, dad Law
f.nc" Isl .Hst, sty> Al meeting held
there tia, atN 4 was ftsoiv.G: that eXpe-
.ilency and pr,nciP'. ah,sc enJoln people 10
ignore The coming election I members OF
yhr assembly AID as Congress relrcf.a her
delegate on t,oupd II ,ty.,Iid,t, ~ .,,r1nu
law, It can't be aoubl.d thai tnoIhel appli-
''''''' we" 'i'"' ;" '.'' Wv" 'h' one lu>' q"
80 '"e w, - 'hsal
''c"'i"e 'he 80 ~ y 'ee'oh Ia" h'diiu,
refuse % partI a'e In any el,c on i,ld
- ~ - p ~ '''ae me-
"h''', - =
M. bt9k, ,,l la-t evening atout /, o.
e loo II ~ Qn.t0 Ci'y GIl + ack Rock
enuf,Iy dc,tnyHs il. toneibel 1sih 1000
bushels Of wheat
TIE m5lls wee owurd by Hiram Smith
X Co., II Wheat,and. Gou,,eo county. and
The hf,ls supposed 10 Aavr been nc
"'fs OF a" i'ce"d AIRY
'''S o''' "
i"e f,'>'o."l ie" ,h's mo nlhs Tor
80 s''U,''"; ny Tr,' tinoa'N . i"''
WiinIng' n, Oct,
A, elections yesterday tor Assessors and
la>pec ,or-, the Denocra's carried New
Castle BY 900 mhoniy, Kent a5n, ana Sns-
sex 2oo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

nDA FIRST RATE Tavern stand viii b tx-
changed for Farming land within fonr or
five miles Of the city, for city lots IN this
For particulars enquire AZ the Counting Room d the
State Democrat sept % DIR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

Al IN want Of Shawls will d., ys.ii t. ,Stiulnr Il
stock at wADSwORTH'S,
oc;S-lf Sound ST, opposite L. Claire Housc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
ShaWlS, ShaWlS!
BR 90 III
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.

NNk pt, par to offer in the sh,lve TN of
W Scue trs finc fabrics Al extremely lpw prI-
c.s ono lot of Shawls have which Ar, a Uidei
hlr- IN. b IN a .rneIinr Shawl a tn LOW nrrt M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

~ q. T.sAPP (sMcessor Of Knapp = Reim.n
", weii 'eturb sincere thanks to tn patrons Il
the ois for the very lii,ersi SUPPORT exiendei 10
them, lps By nevri eGofts On his part, 70
receite = liberal share VI patronage ffcm 3
discrin "a E psibiic. H. will 81 all simss have 10
store a .ai d mpIete stock u Goods, both Seapie
and Fancy a. thu bsst and Incse fashionable styics
which he naters himself ~ xn seil ct prices which
csnnet fall IL uiset The Of 81 buyers He exr
ten1b an Irritation 70 all, 70 call aDi 00k tAreu4h
his vufUFoens, No . IL 0lalge 1o8. ~ /
Davsnosse, Oesshss q lesson #ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Eight Dollars.

aud much better article Than many rnerthsni. .ta
pnt hssc for tn. am" money our as orfment -
flnsf 'hawls Is unsurpassed In quality ii hns 81
color, and beautiful design, Will, The price, a."
NerY loH We haYa some of he
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

P4tahes. biz aclis.i
and brow tottnns,
Crn-he,, a. Pi"oes npn.i pieces and Al price {"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
HARDWARE STORE
LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD

Ssspes-j0s- lN1rdsc0ss.
which invite the attention of thOss v1ohhe ~
purchase anything In "nr line Those bnyfne u "a
can rely npon getting good Arfirie " VrsssDssd~d
a. such.
Tea tools II the very best gusi,ty wAseh NM ~ sold
1t prices which viii give satisfscti0n. Our assert
~, nj Of shelf goois i, nearly full, and ~ Aav "
win make snr took large End at, srsive any "a
t- found IN III. stat. -
Confidently believing fhsi By 49, v .'.sS
LOW FE110D.
food Gcds, juss y psessnt isas sad dose perseusi
attention, 20 aud wiz msks for the intsr~et n
close buyers ~ give = call.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
Davenp~St, July I'd l66e-dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
SPEC IAJ NOTICES

TIN WORKERS ANTED two 81
three fir~trste Tinnicn find sady work
and good wages al SMART < GILLETr'S,
sepf27-dif Brady ~, opp Pest Ofiee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

~ one At Any price under they wish. In Bay Stat.
Waterloo and Scotch Plaid. Long and square Shawl
We have large s'ock at the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10
Finest and Richest Shawls
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL

' n-,usht e. this market aud san socoinEi, ala
Itf .ha- ~ with a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-10

tonCord, Oct :
iae pre>ide0i iett this morning for
Portsmouth, her lie VIII embark Il ,mor-
row IA he Wabash FOR Washington
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13
Arrisan The nrnraerer

/ VIM. Arrison Of Cincinnati, spent months in
making an internal machine. He guarded every
step OF his progress in the work with the most
scrupulous care. His malice was as cool as Il
was diaholical. When his machine was done. he
sent it bysa childto Mr.. Allison, steward of the
Cincinnati Hospital against whom he had bitter
grudge. Allison opened it in presence of his
wife, whereupon it exploded. killing them and
tearing the House nearly to pieces.
Arrison fled, but was caught and taken back
to Cincinnati. His third trial has just closed.
: The jury found him guilty of-naansleugtter!
They did not affect to entertain doubt of the
facts as We have stated them, but decided that
the act he was guilty OF was not asustlss. A
more infamous, nonstrous, and accused verdict
was never rendered on earth. II must shock the
moral sense and the common sense of all man.
kind. If the Cincinnati editors have anything
more to say about Kentucky Jnries, We should
like TO hearit.-Louisviile journal! So