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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

NEW PAPER. = The Go-"tfe says
that re" Democratic paper is to be pub
iishci in Davenport, called tie g EVENING
News" an. further adds, with the natural
race ami atnj,bIitv of The "illigltnr,'
that the State Democrat has so long misrep-
resented the purity, that the new organ is
to be established asa correct exponent OF
democratic principles If such paper is
established we shall cordially welcome lis
advent, helievii. that there j. room for all,
and knowing that The STATE Democrat is so
firmly established that dozen more papers
could not impair either lis patronage or
circulation.
Bnt if the Evening News breaches de-
mocraey to suit the Gazette, and its aboli-
ton Know Nothing coadjutors, it will be
welcome TO all the success it can acquire
from such a cousc.
We have fearlessly, faithfully and er err
getically discussed genuine democI attic
principles. and have not spared .hc foes of
tue national democracy, and our success
has been more ilattering than we expected,
in securing circulation and patronage no /
exceeded by amy new spaper in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

Low WAIER.-Thosc who go north
from this city, are compelled to so by car
rlagc to lie Claire, where a line Of steam
pa kets connects with The stages and runs
10 Galena and Dubuque. The Royal Arch
and the Greek Slave run in this line On
Wednesday the Royal Arch ran upon sand
bar and is now fast. In mahy places the
water Is so low that it is with great difficult
ty that the boats pass the bars. II is many
years since the water was known 10 fal
low as il now is. Much damage is done TO
vessels. and but for the many railroads now
running east from The river. our mercantile
and shipping trade would greatly suffer -
The recent ram has done but little more
than moisten tie top Of the cath.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
treat Mass Meeting at Rock
Island To-Day

Jouv r. IIssnr, Sup't of the NJ. d
NJ. i. II. having very polilel. rendered
the use Of the engine and ears 81 the
company 10 convey all ,ho,r Wishing
TO attend the Great Mas Meeting to-
dar, to and from the great gathering
of the People, We are authorize Ia
"a, the ears will lcavethc depot in this
city at halt past one o'clock to-day, and
NIL are invited to attend and listen
to the eminent men of the Democracy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
TO Nl'OElSME.N.
Sporting Season,
bMa Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

rx mectip- Of to- Stockholders Of TIL" "lowa
IL Fire aud Marine yasutanse Company Il III =
~ oli y, ~ III Non. q Z N,toh'H, IN tn cit
Davenport. August IL. u ii, on mfaian, ttwi
NTH was sPPa.ni.sl Prcspl nj, and Jos Lamhlit
AcSrfarS.
iva eA nai"sx Il the stock subscription h-k. it
b,eaved that ia. requisite sususst kx-i t'ru SUBJ
ribsi To authorize tbc So, khcsrs Ia eie,t "a
pwstaSrs.
On motion tire stoekhollr, praecelel 10 tho cleo
bn III Rosrl nf - Directors. wherrrls.a q G
tchel, q ~ Davenport Al y Mr,;re-,r Ed :
n 0snith, vu.s.h n al. Il islYtiNorr, Wm NrNa :
s, 4 ciictt, Strong Burnett j.. l.,na,rt. jana
~, Stephen u"mp-.u, thu II waves, Rec. Y.
ktr>, Jas Mcint sd, JOS Nais, " Nc,,hee. and
.ysi Chamberlain were duly elected SAID board.
tDn nl,Ai,,n the MEETING a'Juurncl.
A. q meeting 81 fhr pirrcty> Of the lSwa Fire
hd Marine lnsuranc" Company held al the oiiice -
N q G. U Mitchell, In ,hr CITY "f Davenport. Au-
Ist rs, 1855 at O'clock + NJ GcK 1ii,hll vas
ectsd President Alex " Md;rrnr, Nicr Presi'i nj,
yNl Chaniberiasn, Secretary, anI Geo !, davenport
eAaurer.
I'm motion the President Vice President. S>crr'a-
and Jos LambTiie re sproin'e 4 cn'nmi't"e 81
.pare a code " by laws and regulations, to report
~ next meeting.
TIL IN ,etpg thu adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH, President
JCHEPH LAMBRITE, sec'y.
ss*i! din
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

TIME.-Again, on Monday morning next,
trains will commence running from this city
direct to Chicago. The Mississippi bridge
is once more passable, and again the opn.
lent East is bound with ar. iron chain TO the
IneNhaustible West, and the iron horse,
trailing behind him thousands of human be-
inss, or rich freishts from the Eastern
manufactures, strides over the Father Of
Waters, and penetrates the heart of Iowa.
There have been some important changes
in time, as will be seen by reference TO our
advertising columns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

"INDErLHDENr FinE ENGINE AND
UosE Co ''-The m, B.beis Of his company
will hold a meeting in their rooms on Sec.
ond Street, opposite the IL Claire House
We are Informed that matters Of impor-
lance VIII be presented TO the meeting this
evening. for acton thereon. and II is 10 be
hoped that The 'boys" VIII attend rHac'Ga!-
", one and all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
CorxcIL CHAMBER, sept. 3, 1886,
REGULAR MEETING.

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authorized to negotiate the bonds of The
,iiy foe th,. loan Of $50 geo.
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the Council 10 pave Perry street, between
From, and Second streets, was resi-.
,,lo,,,,, R,tl.v # r.J tina ,ro,o,,isr
% .1,,;or
E.sn,y,d Tho, Tho Street Commissioner
t :. ,.r.h, ;s,r,c,,s 10 ,,,,,. that
no,,o,,o IF PRIV str, h,4ween Front and
s,.,,d streets AVID tla. the civ Eueiu,er
n ak. his e,,in,,,e and advertise, FIR bi,j,!cis
an GANG. a,eof.!inr 10 ordnance in such
cas- ~ ,!.. a.,d rroyiacs.
Which r,as ,,loptrd.
enumeration from In,,epcnaatt Fire
F,,irs and Hose Comnal,y. asking the
c,,,ciI 10 ,c,,ni, Them IN contract for suit.
AHA arp,r,tus. was read.
Ala Price moved TIA, PERMISSION BE grant.
el H,, rApt IN he StlhspCf 10 fIp .tntlr
,.l =, us Mo,. ,,h;..h no.io, was LOST.
m. ,t,,,;o,,,f Ala Corh;, tho con,,,,,.i-
ca,io, ua, i,ia on the table until sutEcie,t
..t..t.u.h, .ol, :, ,.,,, f,r s,ch ,,,,a,a-
e..
r,t,,;on rr,,, c,,,l ,Irsche, in r, fer
a.,, ,..,..,.;.,. r,.nr,h s.r,.ot u,,s ,,a /.
which on motion Of Ala Kinsey. was laid
on the fable until next meeting.
Several pronosls to trade. SC. main and
Front streets v.ts read.
| II, mort of CITY rurineer on survey Of
pery street. VAS read and ON motto. Of
I Ala Corb;n wasl,iJ ON thc table until next
m.e,;nr.
A1 Forrest ofrerra III. fol,ow;or -e,olu
,,or.
| KesolycJ. That The CITY Engineer Re or
derea 10 make an estimate If III. amount of
ws,E and III. coz, thereof Of nIlinr m The
Landing and grading AMI nacalamizine,
From, street and the Levrc. from the cas-,
, s;ae IF Br,dv street 70 III. west side of
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

ORDIaArIoH.-It is expected that
AN ordination to the Priesthood. " III
take place ncNt Sunday morning At
10! o'clock in Trinity (Episcopal
church in this city, by the Right Rev
bishop Lee. -. -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
Don't FORGET 10 attend the Theatre

Don't FORGET to attend the Theatre
to-niglit. That fa,oriic play, 'Ela'k
eyed Susan" leads. Atcrpicce--"A
day in Davenport, or Tie Yankee pn-
clist." There's rich fan ahead. Mr..
l!oneh as a Yankee comedian, has no
superior and but few equals
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

BoBBrSG RouSp. The Gazette
seems determined TO let il be known, as
fast asst can, that Joshua A. Spencer, who
was never any other than Seward Adolf
ton Wing, is a Freemonster. /" " ell wot
Of it?"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

1mpssssns - f~snalcs--lDr. Chez sDsan's
ellls. The crssn aious,s i'greiins b. Thee Pills
n the result II hong and extensive pra'icc They
ORR mild In their operation, ani rerian Ia correcting
q 6resulsrtirs, painful menstrasthm removing all
eAstrncthas, VII Their fr"m c,id % be.pi-e, bead
scisc pain IA" lie pillita u the u at dstHb
81 sle<.p, wheh sfi>.' frn interruption ~ nature ~
Thy can he sncc.ssfcJy u.s. ~ preventive III ~
pills .h"ald never b. tab IN in pregnancy, A. ,les
would sure "a . m>earrise". WIrr.nt.d ~ r.
~ vegetable, aud free fran any hing ljHtiru- I" if
at health. Expift dr, ciis,s, which sh'si - r,''i
scoanpapy o,fl box. Pficr -. F,r sale b. -"
Druggist Ia Davcup,r; AMI HING 4 ,.ip~rr r,
I,.sk island. 3 at hy mai hv inel"-iin ~ r.p ct
.eiius L. Chescman. No. is2 Broadway, New YORK
(icgu-.Isw'ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

CO A bed Of peat, 300 acres in extent,
has been found near Madison, Wise which
rests upon an inexhaustible bed of mari. II
has been found, by experiment, that one
cord Of this peat j, equalto four cords Of
God in producing steam,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

cv The Newburyrort Herald states
that both the cod and mackerel fsherie.
promise to be very successful this seasons
The early arrivals from Labrador report an
abundance Of fish
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

DpalIey'a Magical Pain E,rnctor ere
never has been sdi-saycfs made H. ht'rt' y it.a.
wher by pain can 70. quickly sllisci awI Were
nsrts 10 b,gh stat Of nIiumai,n an b. 80 rapids
reduce. to their natural state nor where wound aIP
scars can b. - th,ro,s d aIri ralT.b AID. and
d.ca,,, ,,rts o., stsr,sl with.u' c'r y, IT
than with DALLAS MAGICAL F..IN LAr NA|
JM
In Cuts womb SFraus and E.ai*r,--einsal''c-
o. which Children constantly ~ptj"tih- a..i.'n
At the g.unin DALEY PtIN FNTHACTOR l..
ever the same, How much ram arl Ssfi r'isH Iilt
thur l.. prevented Moreover, Iita itselfsf"" u
Zen H. Jv.n'.ut uIrn HAVING at hand til. GiHuiH"
BAILEY ExTRtCWit, ani for part ct win
-. p,tfully r,frr :" printed ps'pi hts, f. III
ruth al which hold reeI~,H-s 5.--
No ca,eo ~ Burns and 8 add no matter how sever
has eyer yet In any instance, resisted the alt
owrrfui psin-sulriuing and healing qualities" 81 j.
pALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam tatracfor T. g'iIuinr nnlrss ~" 'aN 'i
uy-n u staoi Plat" Essrav-i label sub the s't''-
turcs afc v CLICKENEH n Co, proprietors. anil
uHSRY DAILY, Manufacturer. Prize 70 c'hts PR
LM
tSs AIIori re- sh"uiI lie addressed toe. V. Click
<ner 4 Co, ~ Btrclay street. NV York.
SID ny all Dsugei,ls AMI MdicIr Il alrr- 'hrourh-
nj the United stats. dLN I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
. WILLIAMS, 1873 Second street.
Eaain. Mich.. Arausi 2 lShN,

This Ii IN certify, that onr year ago ~as quito
gray. and my hair so thin np,n III. topof my head
that fcarad Its entire i,s. In this Con'iiiiOn APP
tacd for and obtained bottle 81 Prof, WWd'H KS
torativeo and before hal used one quart bottle tho
gray hal bal entirely DISAPPEARED and Il had thrk-
s' up. as 10 DE- as fun as usual and II assumed
glossy appearance. apparently more brautifni than
ever " was before. TO- thrrrf..c. chccrfny recon-
n'nd IL ~ all those Ladies who value besutifn head
~ hair will also stat. that use u now, o4Casvta-
ally, for Its Lea!thy and besmifyne effects.
SARAH y. BROWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

l0mts DSe.-It max no an - NJ" how eraS
Sv pd, ~ rusty thu hsir or wllss"rs Iuaf b. nor
how mprh they Ina" ha,t ben .sJn',d hN bad dSt-.
RATCHELOE HAIR D,r wall mai TIA IN abeanit-
6ui and ltviy black brown wrhoni tn lcet - Wy
and will ncvr fii' "r turn ru,tv. WNERhNiED
Made and Si1, ~ aprii'd Tn mn rrs't" 20 ." al
NEATt'HEtOR Wig fa't,rv, 23t Is "a'lwaN, \ ="
York. N"nc genuine cxc'pi VA A. EAT.nrt"Ris
an the Ia,.i. Sold Icy ali the Druggists. iur3o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
81 l.oui, March 7fh 1851.

Prof. Wood: My hair coIiID.ntcd falling oil rofDo
three four years since, and iiiisi to do
til b. came quite bald. tried al the popular m'sii-
cncs ~ the day, but Ia effect. Al last was IN.
duc.d to try G. bratcl Hair Restorative. and an
happy to say. II Is doing wonders. ] have now =
hne growth II young hair, aud chccriuy recommend
IL Use ~ all similarly affected.
A.C. WILLIAMS, 133 Second street,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
~ SIIJ DNaIIIIfI IIlR 'N''rs.
SARAH y. BROWN.
lNicnnn Mini lRSl

FNtfHTU WHy U, TbIu'
have used Professor Wppi'- Hair Restorative 10
l.ciiod advantage II prevents III. hair from taiiin9
out, gives 1t gloss and s,itness very d'tifsbls
Tie f,w gray hairs had, have entirely dirapt~'arh
Oh'rs Of my family have used II, and concur NIihrm
IN Pronouncing II all II pr"fasses to l~.
unNKY A, CLARK, MleL!Hsp Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

lDeSil'Nblc Rooms Ia xEt.
I'm Brady street, near Front. Enquire Of
~ augs.dlH W. g. OVTES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

" ssrs Edifor.
The THisG who p esidcs over
black sheet b the Gazette office, continual y
open. the columns Of lis paper 10 attacks
uoon private individuals, regardless Of de-
ccney, or the ordinary rules prevailii e
among honor able Editors. A article sign
oi"X.Y. H." in the Gaze'te Of Monday vas
OF this character. aud that ni-erabie corr :
spofdeut AMI lis dirty slang, | sl'' u not
notice, as every body must see thai II "a'
wanton attack upon Tire" private e'f'"fs,
merely 10 CRAFTY IN ,iIeioIs spirit. Such
attack. bear " iih III. their own aItidote
il, the estimation Of all decent pee pie.
Bat cannot help thinking thit the con
ducior Of a Newspaper - more bi''nrahi"
for in .er mr. snch a com,nuui a'ipn Than the
correspondent is in wrtiIgh il. | hook up
Oh he prevailing custom ot nd 'cr'tn'ha' ,
rnaieion per spnaI abuse. n the eol'nnns'
Of ucwspsper, "a IN Ini"l.rAble pcivcr-
son Of editorial duty, and bad III It's tend u
cirs 10 excite hatred and III will. Such
ha K biliag .hoalt b. LIT 10 oil. women
and 5, IaArs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

YINRWsOT MAKER. at tho new Boa and
srss1s.xs y. y. CARLEIpN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
Cor :"

RrmApEs.-Never mind .'Ciola." II IS
peifectly undeIsfeoih ere that tie ''A!.i.
gator cats, IA chs and lives on SANDER
and hack mailing. AMI no harm Is done, be-
cause he j. well understood
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
rKOfENAOK WOODS
Hair kcSlOI';ll tive.
YoR rRopucIS. .HA,RoS
II II Il ID ~ T. II ID 3,
Aud Restoring
q n n y III u i I:
I'm =

TINS astonishing and unegnaii,d preparation hse
i n,vrr failed Ia rro,iut" growth on bald H"ais
WHEN used according TO In" Gir'cto.Is and tuin hs.g
back to it, orgnal color, after having b.cnin. gray,
and Tenstai. IL In all Its original heah Iustre sofnl
nrss AMI beauty. Il moves III once all scuri, dai,d
run, and unpleasant itching, sstofula, eruption al
icyefisn heat from the scalp. 1t also prevents tho
hair frcin h.comui nhh' althy and falling "a, all
hence acts As "a perfect
HAIR lNNIGORA TOR AND TONIC.
We ann, few certificates, to corroburatc our as
sertiuns.
STATE Of Illinois CGriisir, .'nnc 81, 1889.
have used Ptrf q. J Wood Iidlr R..iorativ",
AMI have admired It's wonderful III "a. nv hair
becoming a. thought " rnanently gray but ~
the MS. ~ the Restorative" Il has resumed Its or
isinal color, and, have no doubt parma neatly 80.
SIDNEY RREESE.
Ex-senator United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

gentleman Of Boston writes to his friends In New
Bedford, thus:
To yonr nquiri's w"uld reply, that hrst cOn-
menc.i using Prof. Woods Hair Restorative. my
hair was almost Whit, and had been for the last
ten years, and il was very thin ON the top ~ mDA
head. and very luose, aud pulled out freely but ID
found that befnr. had us't all III" second bottle,
(which eight wecks) my hair was entirely
changed To Its original color Qirt broun,) aud "
now free from hanruii and quit" moist. have had
my hair cut fiys FIX tim's since the chang, at
have never seen ANYTHING like white hair starting
from the roots as u u thi,k as II ever va
and drs not come out 1T s II has prey allied IN my
case al that could wish 10 ASK.
July I, 1856. Yours. eta.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
A. an a.f,erti.inp psp'r tho STATE Democrat y nrf
sersafly regard a. the e.tsh he'd medium Il busi
- Communication tween the buy and -eiicr; Ts
ar:iy Increasing circulation, both AT home an
r ,si offers vorsblc orTspi unity for judi'ieu
dissemination - mercantile intelligence" II H. also
a,vo-ite fsniiiy jrsrnsi, hene" tail prslrs. wet
:. u,,r. vt.n.isc trad .popIe, Mee tHies and ci-
,r. will iyi ~ columns >~r,'it 10 prosperous
,t,peYs. ~ worn 10 rHs WISE >"
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engravings of Female Figures landscapes &C., ilustra
ting Byrons Poems with Prose and Political Descriptions
vol. Alto.
Byrons Complete Poetical Works. with copious Notes
illustrated with so elegant steel plates. Royal Svo.
For sale by
H. D. TURNER
N. c. Bookstore
Raleigh, Nov. g. 1856. lOl-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-19


-: ~ ~ 81 and other Estate. sas s.sss
10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF sTR UsT Exycg5I BED
ID BY Davd Jordan TO the benefit Of his creditors
ssmopd County mt shall seIea THGRsDAY ihs Fourth
day OF December next Public ON thu Prsn,ses
known ss sse.ssaps ga ass
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroads. Accessible to both
but issediaselyon tie za thirteen miles from Ports
mouth and four from Also ninety acres o. = ooo-
On the piece Of Land j. the Justly celebrated
s"MAGNOIaA SALT SULPHUR SPRING. "anaiyzed BY
one Of the first Chemists Of the country and which anai
sis said to develop the most and valuable
and other mineral properties Of any eMner Y .ns
country Europe; and its efficacy in many chronic ap9
other diseases and its unusually healthy location should
attract Capitalists hemers Of this property Tor an eA
The Proprietor states that the sales of the Water alone
although introduced generally beyond few OF the
@ ev an
short time that will be of more importance IMAM al o'e
considerations
with rich decomposed shell mari reaching IN some places
within four and half feet of the surface and the Farm
rom fact Of its fertility and easy to market
The improvements will accommodate seventy-nVe Vis
tors and in good order together with all out
buildings The whole improvements cost at least 5000
Also at the time and place. will DC sold al the
rURE of every kind lately used in the Hotel and Cot
tages of the place. together with all other chattei
to-wt: Corn Farming Implements &C., &c: Also, Negro
Woman good cook and washer; and likely Boy fifteen
years old.
For the analysis of the Water which will be sent by mail
to order any further particulars apply to David Jordan
on the premises, the subscriber in Suffolk, Va Sale
The title is believed to be good but selling Trustee
shall only give Deed with special warranty:
TERMs-The Farm and Land, oue-haf at six months and
the other half at twelve months with interest from date
to be satisfactorily secured to the Trustee The Negroes
cash and the chatte estate three MONTHS with interest
from date Bond and good security for all sums over $50
Suffolk, Va, Oct. Is. 1856. ss-swtd