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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
BANKING.
TALl.MAN. POWERS i MCLEAN.
ERH.
And Dealers n Exchange.

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ADO We0oe6A ID 1xfDAnxes
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; En-: ; .: 80: +: g.: s:; '
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- y O U n
MOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
whOtesNl1 GyMM Retail.

M sub cIber- have on hand l.fg s>soitizeii
4 OF he latest and most approved pal ~ Par
of snd Cook Stoves. On Of the pArtn.r. having
mao number Of yesfS experience u the manufac-
lure OF Stoves. ~ are Confident We NM aGerinR
oeHr selected -tock Of Sinvrs thar. t,ssver bsorf
o'rn ohrred in this city.
our stock Of House Furnishing Goods comprises
amo-t every srtcl" thai h. though " in the
OF nonse.keepers' vans. Pure Silver Plated, Brit
lama Pianished, JapsnneSi. Euzmricd and poll he'd
aIon; French timed and fright Tin War; Brushes
Sroom. and Feather Dusters; Tea Trays Chino z
iongs Hand aud Tea Bell Sad Ir,ns, Tailor Irons,
ga Cords, Cpt hes Linrs, Pals Tubs, Wa >hboa rd.
Snnppns Tray and Knives. Liant. rms. Toilet War
y ire Ware Of all kinds, Hand Irons Shovei- ard
ncs willow war. Silver plated and Britannia frame
Casters cut pressed fssss hotties table sni door
Mats, Ivory, Horu, Bone, Cocoa and Ebony hsndl.~
Cutlery waffle irons, upright rsdiroas. n.s~, dust
stove and carpst Brushes together with very many
more articles Tn numerous o. mention All Of which
the public respectfully inv tied 10 cali and KAN.
(! me both Gonds and prices.
SMITH q ARLINGTON
Descent Dl.ck, S-cUi sired, eors East Of PER-,
street.
0oods deliveries, ir-s oi sxpeasr 10 ATTY part of IN.
| city. -spt0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
C.lRlDE.F FLOUR = FEED

VNHE subscriber having mad t'rAngem nte To b.
i p,rmsuctiy >uprtd with Flour aud f''t 'ake
!. ulctL,d 81 informing the cti7sTs II Davenport
l8t he has opened \ stor- for this pufp1se on corner
u2n, And Harrison ST., Liberal driuctna, maie
lsBak-r- sudthos. who buy Z" sell s&aifi,
DmhtSioteC !. AIUo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
PION Err
W. HOLENHLE
DRY GOODS
on S E,
ADAMSON s. RAPP,
ID0Ix eiTs Block,
DAVENPORT low
1 Well Dressed People.

CIu~e tuyrs- iog CASH cr -hors I'm. wi! nnd a
d A.slrtm nj If good n low pie =. sn,
8 .stern Huu-- U,-1adHni,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
.MILLZ.NERl GOODS

s1NHE under signed invites attention next ru
] day, the 23i inst, to the most choice and sol
I'm, MT nf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

noNofANykY % hasd sss largest stOct NJ Pr.
Ouoes1, Celoaaep, Rxtrsits WAshes Also Pun.
sdss AsSieratiSss, Ds-s &c. oAAnDE0 .npsrss
TrieanallkoD I Hair Dyo
alwsN = hAsA. a,so WAls. re.A, - 1.eeA eenshss
osoAA D, NJ CRANE.
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2 = = al I'M.
I,t,r and Note. large usual small Of WIZ :" VI
.i4 .ncy Colors Cap Paper, Fine, Superfne psin @
l"Id WlaPPiuI-douhic iTgo-larRe aud mail Mn
and Tea Paper Nainus STYLES, Tissue Paper " lite and
coI2rs Blotiug Paper OF Nekinds just received at y
MORSE'S
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- z.I#f= IL Buchanan. - =.
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- .isl hou 30 g.; also Iisr aud Learn -" IA
who h 10 treak aud write correctly, Magdalena HI
author ot Iadol Life Of Gen Morgan The Prime, y
Of David sutstous dhe modern whitfield Sf,na 4i9asa
Gazette Of Fashions Chant es Journal i,aek,4 4, es
zine British Review Edinburgh Ersi,s fIa..l n, IA
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Illustrated New Monthly, jest Ioelstedat 5'f#ths
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~ Brown aud raim all good aud highly approve, i.r sale
NJ FACTORY Prices hy II G. HANDY N tp.
uiv AHA Irl.I.l.IF
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w maths. uzsse fsf washed and nashsj NH..
join KpNi.EII a lu.
General Commission Mtr.NFufa.
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N
' NEW NOEk PARTNERSHIPS new heui,. q d q
lime composed ui tie following Is, anu
. &,WIorA every three day Al oHn-d IA the city o
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,1s.ssss - IhNNs:ssitE

90 xy. 7ssq.s4.szs1 VIRGINIA - EE>NE~"iE
ts% VI yira--Efias RAILROAD oa Thursday tn
- Iqilsaf June lie Passenger Tam VIII
commence running to salt Works Branch Junction
itIIe I-t4I 4 II GILL. Cen SuPt
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cnr>rrN..moon rALnNDs.., 800.

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sSo0R%, srATEONaHy. PAPER

II I0T,' IS H0N Ieo''H Nv and lingo addifioas 10 -
stock ct looks. Stationary, Paper and Fancy Goods In
tic attention &" Hose wanting any thing in the above Ina,
nap'ptuH i,.t w. Sal 9r cash AID prices los, at ~ Is
s,p.uts Commission H.,
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rklO TIEE a.tMlsC.-rin,c,on 4.

Z SPLENDID "t at Ne" Jewolry just received At J. ~
5 Thurman '.Hs SING 81 NV WotrL,s OF ali de t. J
scrpuons InwU' Cameo tnd Mosaic Pins and Ear q d
IHFsi flo'ui tl, and Earrings Euamoed Plus and Ear
Sc. Ifyou have them you had better ca soc, -
y"u will miss the sight Us determined to sell cAeg4 lar
cash ! : fIIfpW a, ''i
4'-'-'-
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O - Ia hand, ~ FouS No peruvian G3u-
- an af ie accommodating l,ru, any b.u,. ia
TIE CITY NJ. Hpil1NN - GO.
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II II. - nat'' nj .t HsHai Ha Read eli, f-c to such
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AM. m H., ~ '.sa 81 a j. ltt#n Ia r.auee Sael
ANDERSON. ADAMS 4 ca
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LAcmunG,s No. 1. AnoN,.rAn .Ir.ls

- superior quality another supply, Just received t ao
y II Z HARDY 60.
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ll,ME mnhe,.igmch hn,inu .nId al ,,,c.r VIZ

4 -r---T' 8 ~ ne III" MI INIT N
ttt'ehd An 80 tAsr former eus and patrons as prompt
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'n' "aa ar coal lust afN eaaHl ~ liz es, O. ami
- ~ '#'a#,f at & :. BLISS.
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'oN' i,r sale ON consignment Maunys Patent Rear.
@ grower HrshtHg Machines single and double Cleared
II ,.st power, with Straw Carrier ~
s.4t ~ are equal 10 any manufactured and will be
want ct such articles ' - ''' 7 'il''fa ''ih mus
jane IU-t.I ,>t.rn,,.>, ,,,.,... -,
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. 1S sshl~. E.Nira s'I"ur tor sal. from, Gilc
90 = ~ hsIat AuA To LEE 81 JOHNSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
WANTED.---A ConPesltsr.
PmOsPElTs ~ lLLGNOlS.

We have delayed, until now, giving
any opinion as 10 the probable result
Il the election 10 take place In Hi
uois. but from the recent most reliable
information from the enemies Q! the
Democracy, who are not likely to ex-
ageeratc in favor Of our cause, and the
tremendous enthusiasm Of the Demo
Gratis at their frequent immense gather
lngs, a. well ~ the despair Of the Free
monlers, we are forced 10 the cOnclu-
.l.u that Illinois will be carried by the
Democracy by All overwhelming una
,orll,. In the Southern part OF the
r ate, such thing as a Fremont man
i. rare phenomenon. II is all Fill
more and Buchanan, the latter leading
The former BY majority of two-thirds.
Al the North, the strength lies be-
tween Fremont and Buchanan, Fill
more having very IL" votes. II Will
he remembered iha, the Democrats
arried Chicago al rs last municipal
election, and now that the opposition
i. divided, the Democracy are sure to
come of with a result even more ia
vorsble. The democratic strength has
.lowly increased in the North, aud it
has almost wholly absol bed all the 9TH
er parties in The South half Of the
state
Fremon, men speak OF Illinois in u
most despairing mood, and confess that
with i,s loss they loose the election OF
Fremont. We think that Illinois Is as
certain for Buchanan a, is Pennsylva-
lila. and II" one has the hardihood Sc
rionslv 10 doubt the result there. The
ngns happily indicate that The worl
Of the Fathers Of 1875 is not To b.
DESTROYED tins year, aud that Section
.ism. with the Higher Law treason
IL 10 be "crushed out
The Dcmocrar, throughout tia
country are jubilanl at the oncns Q
success which daily occur When tn
Constitution i, in danger "i the Van
dalism Of the Aboltionists, the countr
will awake 10 Il scnsc Of the peril, an
prevent the contamination Of the CRIME
We have no fears OF the final trump
OF the principle OF seli-goscrnment.
i SO deeply grounded in the affection
ofthepeople, that So long AS virtue a"
patriotism exist it will be preserved q
the inalienahe right Of man, and tn
only true foundation OF government
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
ans~vstevG with Ce0 GBemsws.

''Hl ~ Sr'hfoSbSA1i AoN-iti'S'
Some hard working (, isnds Of the Fill.
more and Donslson siokss 10 Richmond
eoauty raised % exesediogly handsome
liberty pole On Saturday evening, nearly
opposite the Fsctoryville ferry landing.
Addresses were made BY Mr. J. II. voor-
hies and Mr. G + Cook, each being called
upon for 90 impromptu speech. Mr..
effectively, csnvassiog the merits Of the
the respective candidate tor the Pres.
idsnoy, snslysipg the platforms on which
they sssnd, and closing with 40 eloquent
appeal on behalf Of nationality, Fillmore
end the Union. Mr. B F Cook made some
interesting and important stsssmeats re.
spscsing 90 interview be had with Col.
Fremont 90 tie subjscs Of his silegsd
Romsnisu. II wee 10 substance this !:
Some friends having desired to enlist the
speaker in the cause Of So oslleo Repnb.
liesnism be expressed desire to have
oil doubts removed On this mootsi cues.
ton, but said that nothing short Of On
assurance from Col. Fremont's own lips
would satisfy him. An interview we
arranged for. The objees Of the visit be-
ing understood BY the Colonel, he svoW.
himself ready to answer any question
proposed. Mr. Cook proposed the fol-
lowing, and received to each the snswer
annexed: :'Wers you married BY .
Romsn Catholic priest?'' 81 wxs," the
roloael's lip quivsring ~ he spoke. did
you o. the time believe in, or profess to
believe 10, the Romsn Catholic relieion2'
II lid" "Hsve you before or sinoe, 0,
q any tins professed the Catholic reli-
gionS" II have not." Here Mr.. Cook
bowed, ~ signify that he had no more
questions to ask. Col Fremont then vol
unteered come remarks 10 the following
effect that while in CALIFORNIA; hs Of.
tended no church, and that be occupied
bic Sundays in reading and writing, ant
in attending to sueh matters Of business
- be thought Of importance. Mr Fro
mont further said-''l am frequently in
tsrrogsted By oil parties % this subjecs
] presume the i legation now waiting fol
me up STARE wish to lnterrogsss me ~
this point. When they do snail pa,
ohe most favorable construction 90 ID,
matter that eau. I W,sh to offend none
but to secure tho votes Of all. Only shil
very morning, have letter from Maine
saying that unless make . personal de-
nisl Of Romaoism, and shat am or hsv,
been . Roman Catholic, shs Stat,
viii b lost TO the Republicans; and an
other letter from lsdians, telling u,
that II ! will authorize my frieo.,s Their,
to say am . Roman Catholic, they Gal
secure mo large 'ierma" and lrisl
vote. have TO frame nv rsplies :" q
to secure the votss Of sil.-There is nov
dsputation waiting for me, whose 81
rand doubt not 10 the same. It 10 bss
to cay - little about this matter - poe
sible, end We mass manage the thing u
we'll - ~ can, 90 - TO get the votes o.
both sides" Here the interview eermi
natsd. Mr. Cooks statement vas listens(
to with profound interest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

W hEkEAs, on the 7th day Il Jauu.,, y
w 1854 Heinrich Stad. snd porothes sad, III.
~ifs eheeut.i unto John y. Dillon a. trustee COZ.
tam ar'd u trust, Conveying a. said Dillon a, Iru.
tee tie following tract 81 land, situated IN sc.tt
county, Iowa To wit: III" wet haif - the nor,h
west quarter ~ section No. twenty-five tSll 4.
township No seventy nine, 90 norih Of rance n,
tire ~ east ~ Tinh Principal Meridian, which
aid conveyance was mad. by said Heinrich Il al,
Anh D"F"thea his wife, for h purpose Of securing 70
Nicholas F'lervsrs the payment OF the sum of three
hunh Ell aud twenty five dollar, 1880 for vhcL
sam ran Heinrich Siadr did the 7th d., q Jan
usi1 aforesaid, e1.cu. hi pnnmissory not. to said
s.JesATy payable ~ IN" Afier the dat. thereof
WIN interest NJ tn p'r cent. Irrr Anuun, payable
s-in-sbhualis And now, the said note having b..
,ome I'm. aud PAYABLE and the said heinrich stsas
having faied to pay the saIns, I, John =. Dillon
Trusie as Aforesaid do hereby give not,ce thst b,
virtue OF tn" power whsh 10 he ssid deed Of tru
contained viii On Monday, The sinth dsy Of DC,
Der, u lsso. siy O'Clock in the afternoon Of ssia
d"' ~ ~ Canri Horss door, IN the city IL Dsyen-
is'ti rAp'-' and m fi cal" To- Ia highest bidder
'r cash, N parcel Of lsni above de srriLed or So
mnsi thrr~of ~ shall b" necessary 10 satisfy the
amount then ino upon said note, with cost. end ea
y n>"- ~ Masking said sal, and 81 this notice
DAifh Mi. 10th day II September A d 1885
't'Itd JOHN y. DILLON Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Naw> VROw uNs.ssOM VA.

The news from California, by the
George Law, is Of considerable inter
s.I, ~ IL shows that some oi the DAN
xers II IA revolution III tha, state, have
passed. Judge Terry has beet releas-
ed b, the Vigilance Committee, and
after grand aud imposing parade by
the military forces of the Committee,
numbering 5000 soldiers, they were
.lishanded by the Committee, and
nothing now remains OF this eatraor-
binary organization, except the Execu-
tive Committee.
We arc al loss to account for this
seeming surrender Of power by the
Committee, but think there is per-
feet understanding among all who have
been engaged IN these ILL. al procee-
Gngs, that il any member oil the Com
mittee is called To- answer tor their
deeds before the legal tribunals, he is
to be saved by force AMI u re- union Of
the military. The dangers Of insur-
rection have not ceased with the dis
banding OF their army. There are
many persons who have suffered by
the action Of the Committee, who will
be but 100 eager to commence prose-
eutions against them in the Courts Of
law. 1t is possible that the late in
structions sent out by President Pierce
NAV have influenced the action OF the
Committee. The example Of this anti
republican monstrosity, was danger
Gus, and tended to debauch the patri-
otism Of those who are ever willing
TO find An excuse and a precedent for
carving out Stewards doctrine Of
Higher Law. The proceedings in
Kansas are similar in character to those
Of San Francisco. Lane and his brig
ands ere deEing and multiplying the
laws, and burning towns, butchering
men, women and children, and the
Black Republican plesses say, that like
the Vigilance Committee, Lane is car
rying out the "sacred Right Of Revo.
luton" When q party Of any respsc.
table number Of citizens can be found
% preach such infamous doctrines in q
Rspahne whore the majority rule, BY
~ power Of the ballot box, We may
veil tssmhls Ar the psrpstuisy Of No.
aeual Union. The Fremont lsaders
ssaseansly ansss The aullitiag doc.
t,ins efsouth CesehpA and obey ~
IN, ssssys h .ssss sAsisaDgseval. =
ssal ~ ~ nsa vas 49, y 'A'
,sos,e g ~ Nsglt teve - shsok
tuo6saal lse1eA jeAs 0yseoseA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

CUATlS CHADWICK, Drady street, east sid
~ between FroDt and e~cond. Co00iseioo Nss.
chants, Importers and Dealers In American English
and German HArawars, Cutlery, GuDs, pistols, Gun
0aterial. eporsino Apporosus, 4stalo, rAiuio OILS.
0lsss ks. ks, 30 leave - iaioso The elsisaps =
% or Sesus - ~ .nss oPsn lbs iAspeetiea aad
seis OF q The lasf slA esss assortsd ss0ess 81
Shelf and Heavy uerdwass ever bssaoAs Y . west.
era usrkst. We hall msss u eur sln 70 - con.
stsntly snpp1d with toll assestasut ~ every Ar
ticls IL our line ~ vh:ch tAess y sar 1eoAnd p.
joyas The ssst saoiiti:s ~ 1assasane AAvsn1 ~.
Asrtsts. ssA bayias difset ltso ~ oAnuAstasess
tsr cash " are sassled s0s onSlo o prsss WAeA
q touaiyS Sorehoass oNd 0alsys y ~ StsaS a1a
ps:e.s 9aoeal soa14Ss hat eslnDostsee Win ohls
saSs aaA q. lsuls laleAAsss vtl ssssl. y sss -:
~ - ssyst " wltA Assr 1otJuea1s, ~ soAu -
s s:s:;:' ''4'''.'''' = - = -
ss,aes,> ~ ~ i l& Asv''s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

The snneSei table shsv. IT, ysss.itss Of
- August nd6ppten1W sleetjoes Of IT.
pseseu6 yGos CO pared viii. The sssulls =
The sone alases & the pfssi1enlis ~ electioa
in iese, wkm plerce. he dspoentic css-
didsAe, ws06ed sses The coeGSs
- Nos. 1852.
Ana. 3s.d B~pt. ISIS. PrO ElestSnn.
D:ms All others. Dem All OF hers.
Ioss........ $500 t01e. 66sS 92ei
AskAa -. .76leb l5A5e l2l19 s4lA
~ CSso4fho J. .oUyoo 19sJe 1oyel ooooo 3
K.ntnsty.... 5000 ma ~. ma,
T-Is,..... lSse maj 500 sD.j
vermont... .assvl mai i'y" mel
Maine. 2okalO SAAA lS6<o mai
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
SIGN Of The
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- n q N
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
u ehOi|SSylS SslsM Retail.

'ht ,u-'f iirs hasr ~ hand lsTk- -.,s tt--tn
i "t me ~. and Hr'si spp,rs.d "a I.rnn u "a
- ana t"oh Saves bg, -. tke par hsY IN
iisd numb ~ YEAS eNy rta nee IN H. ma ,,r,e-
Vifr - S'oS s''s..nSd We sr..ir.~ .n... i,,r
b IT, selected -isk ~ Sf,y rhan hss yer .ia ,Tt
on - ia Ibis eli.
oar si0k Or House fGfh.-hi',g G,.ris comprise.
alno.t every aric!. uist - thought . ~ tAei.,
oi honse-kt r. want Pure Silver Plated, Brit
tAnia Pfanlshed, Japnnned Eli sm-lsd aud Do. he'd
Iron; Frenril timed and light Tin War: Brushes
Broom, and Fea'hrf Dusf.r-: Tea 1fa,s Chime.
'"nge, Hand and Tea Bell. SAD Iron., Tailor> from.
Bed Cords Clothes Linz, Pail. Trhs. Wa -hhn. yds
Chopping Trays and Knive Lanterns, Toil.t Wsre
Wire Ware, Of all kinds, Hand Irons, Sho, ell and
Tongs willow war; Silver plated and H. iania anne
Casters cut or pre- ed Glass bottes table siIi door
Mats, Ivory, Horn hon. G.r. = ann Ebony handled
Cutlery, waffle iren-. uii igh grdiron. aonr dust
stove and carpet kTushe- 1, g"thef with yAry man,
more articles to- numerous to mention All OF which
the public are respect fully invited n can aud exam-
inc, both Goods and prices
SMITH L REMINGTON
Desssnt Buck, second street, d..r. east Of Perry
street.
Goods delivered free u expen.a IN any par, O, the
city. ,eptl8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
is1see 52l34

or ms3ority now. -. .7i6e Opp ms1 ~ SCI
Oppssit,sn sAin 1850.
Ii the aggregate, then, thea. States 10 nc
about ~ fsvOrsbty for the democrats now
- they did al III. est vse siren iai elee; ioa.
They then n, . 8 ! s1ecsossI 70 e. Tor Piorce
and IL for Scof,. Shooh they ote a. the
presidential election next NoveSnbe, - q,
the recent elections, they wouii give b..
chal.sn 80 votes and Fremont L. votes; IT. e
democratic majority beng the same { 49, IN
esch case. Le, us show ibis in detail
1853 1851
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
C1 The statement that tn, state

EE The statement that tn, state
Election ., California was held on the
ID inst, is a mistake. BY the laws OF
that State, the State Election every
fourth year, viz the year Of the
Presidential election is deferred until
the Presidential election takes plsce,
and both are held on the same day. -
Consequently the State Election in
California this wear will not rs~e place
until the nh ri November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
ER- The Black Republicans are

r. The BLACK EeI'ntllcaht at: III
4 perfect blaze Of excitement, and high
feather OF glee, aud in order 10 judge
OF the real cause OF their upr"srious re-
joicine, We ask the readers attention
to al article entitled Il Comparison"
in our paper this morning.