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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

COvEEE-Tbe make, is shade easier which Ass induced
more activity. The s4es $40 bag, Rio a. 0al. and jOO
JaysG 4.c, month";. -.
FLOUR AND nEAL-The inquiry for We.ter, Canal Flour
export. and pnces are s"me"ha iregl~
stsGcIlezs the not large Tie be-
fair Ri steady the saes are O
bbs AZ It ljd 80 IS 20 go0i SAFE ~ 5'D
90 20 tor extra do 20 goo - 30 Tor tar
Ohio. 81 lOd for choice do e. 3jH 70 IS
fyrsuperle Upper Lake and McAEsn; % 6od - flr s.
Louie brands and z5Q =. Geuesee. Canadian
-Four mail stock and quite urn Of bb-
AZ 5d 81 IS for superlue and - iva 81 81 for
ira brands. Southern Flour rcques and very rm
tsp,csy for The better qualities tGe arrivals moderate
.se % 100 bts a. - lod - - To- mixed good super
Baltimore. and - jOd 10 4r sncy aud brands
Rye Flour i steady AZ r. 81 - Tor tine super and
Corn Meal u but trn ~ tr jersey. BlckwAea
Flour !. H. fair {, n.sld a. : a ! , ! + 100 n.
FlsH-ILe rnsfket Tor Dry Cod quiet but prices remain
u changed Maker, aso aud depressed
ORAlS-A b..k suc tor Wheat etpJr-. anu ynees
steady the suply not rge -a-s q l1l0O
IDciars a. 81 ga % 29oO bush mixed Illinois s.
.NotO bush white Canadian bJ e. for ordinary 10
priuc, 500 bush whit Missouri o.; 5000 bush Ml
wsukre Club ~ 81 a. tor common. Il bush Chicago
spnng al So Z 81 coo bush Southern white at 69
- for white and s. for red. Barley qli-t a, 2n1
TO- Oas steady the inquiry GOOD 5lc. ate
AID diIc Tor Western Corn lower, The abs'emeu,
there better demand ioT export Of bush a6i
ale tor mixed Western lucu- - go bush store
To-, other kinds uollil
HAfA fair demand fl shipping and the market stea
Gales Of 100 bales - 6oG7oc y 100 II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Rrovu. Shiplpy a. Co.'S C;rcuIar.

pfr (GH0ddI LIVERPOOL, Fndly, Oct. T, I5I6
The by the last Of akng throughout
section Of Georgia aud Crroua have created much
CoTToA The sales for the ending
estlIusrd at fully 1890 bales with ~ 100 spccua
and L. 80 10 exporters advance Of a. ID ia he
qualities OF Anne To-day tic business j. called
1890 bales with 90 to specua'or- the closing adj
y but with decidedly more qu,Les, al the following qs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Rcceinfs OF Produce.

~ North Rirtr Bodn-4 GU bbs Flour u 80 bush "hes,
6eS do Corn. 10 pkgs Ashes lso do. Provisions
b. Ere RaJyood-l 100 bbs Flour 20 pkgs Ashes li DO
Provisions l49 do Whisky, 1872 bags Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY.-SPFcIAL TrRN-
Nov. 7.-Before Judge BfRDsEYE.
DECISION.
Frederick Husick sgt. WIN. Hickock.
Motion 10 vacaie order of arrest med.
Bpepeus w. PeaTsa and smith Mott Martin TnOs.
Brown and Seig Lamfn.
Defendants let in TO defend on terms.
Amalia Worms set. Adophus Dsvey.
Motion for Injunction denied, with $40 costs.
In the matter Of the application Of Edwak W Leggett and
othert.
Petition granted.
In the matter Of the application Of Eugene Franklin wife
and otheTs.
Order Of reference tO VESSEL :. Smith, esq.
The MeIchaD;s insurance Company Richard H. Human
Sale of mOrtgaged premises set aside, and resale
deTed
The Empire City FreInsurance Company as- William J.
Cook et al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALNASAc...rHfs DAY.
sup-Rises 6:os se,s.........t 70 Moon-sen. SON
hIGH WATER. rHts DAY.
Sandy Hook J.3f Gov Island. 4 IA Hell Ose.. te5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Pns.euRers Arrived

In aria -ideyii from Pdyd Vincent" MAJOR Of Per-
IN b1rk heihdeer from BdthHrst-W. Hogan.
In brig Three Si'rs. from AUeritl'-Josqhu Asianobo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Ey Ielexraph.

BOSTON Nov AR. ship Ma.conon.s fcD Cara
Sroser-Oct 80 g 81 lon. 90 s. bark eGn Nave =
Nv Bedford Same day ba5s lie Of New L j'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Dee. 1921 Inc 5.2lsb i Inc. t'O913 me- lo'sP
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter et tids-water this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of last year shows increase Of
S,6,7i3 btls. Of -four
The following table shows the quantity Of some of
tie principal articles Of produce left at tdewater from
the commencement of navigation to the 3lst Octo-
Der inclusive. during the wears 1854 1855 and 1856:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

lie sales 81 Stsfe Stocks have been 20 some tNelt in Ind
1900 Massactus,tts sterling %. b'O Penny
va s. Bonds ~ - United Bonds Of 65it lnti
1854. Boston Cry q b cent offered a g $1,000 Of the 9
Dollar Bot d. have been ed IS; Penusv Is Ger
ticates oLcrtd 701i Mtryauc S-ru- B. a. a. H. Rail
road Bonds much doing Panama Of btn series offered AZ
e0GS2 Michigan Contra Sterling as lU2 Pcuusgyal CeI
ts 6S0fa. Iiuoi. Central s. $780, Fee ats 80 ~
Canada t.. Ia. koya Scora6- 10.
We annex extracts from The L1ad0n Times AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
UNITRD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov. -
Before CSC. +. BCTTs.

charged with assault, with dang weapon, 20 wit Delay
n Robert Harper, bOaTf her las
voyage from Liverpool 10 this port examined day and
held for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Total PJs and P-AIls. ..............7bo
COTTOk-1he market has UNDERGONE no material change
TIE denaud quite moderate, the sale, about 80 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Tie London mark; has been buoyant for Consols
Which show an advance Of cen; during The week,
closing a, ~. IT, Absorption by the public had
been very large. Money Wa y active demand but
the change ftcm the previous steamer was not in
poItant. The advic,s from Paris were more favor
able. Tie Vs.; India steamer was reported to have
three iliicns ou board In relation 20 American Sc
suriies, Nr. Sauerthwac says:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roa Tnr TRuryc.

y
ASHESThe market il unsettled tor PeAl.s ql4.l
So IS 81 ~ Pots are quiet ar ~ n.
STATEMENT ASHES ~ INSPECTION wARsHogsz Or
LESTER PALMER CO.. NOV 7 i5o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Dec 1856 lie. 4825lH Inc. l5eii Inc. J6j lo9
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to the
5Ist of October inclusive during the years 1874 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Tie aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 10
the 3st October Inclusive during the years 1850 and
1876, is follows:
Floar bb, WHEAT bu. Corn. bu. Barley. bu.
lGS........5G5 80 o,lb.5Io s.C1oD io-o ~
lSs........tlG 0i5 8,l0g72 sJos.iH I,bfi,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
IT. eamipgs OF the Chicegoand BeFlngton Railroad

Gs.r il '... .t.t @. ., - =.E - tb'.''t I'D
Tlc pr'ro Tons ~ canning fr october byeach Koad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

SILVER CuASeg. lho advance,
aAvs the New York Journal of Com
iaesca, IN tho yeluo Of bar silver abroad
las created demand for small silver
CON FOR export 20 Cuba and Other
points south, and a premium haa been
paid for dimes. which will pass for the
same as shilling pieces l9 10 cen,s)
when the latter are scarce Tnie -
led to the impression that silver chang
is scarce, and eau only be procured At
a premlum. This is not 80 silver
eau BE obtained at the United State-
Mint IL Philadelphia in exchange for
gold IS par. aud merchants and otkels
who want j, for the purpose OF change
eau procure it IL sums from $50 10
500 At the subtreasury with charge
in exchange for gold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
~ OikEllNaN(

p,,iiias ~ arnS certain -tesaiAt il the city u
uev,ap1-t
20 Bt Il Enacted bv the Ci4y uncil or the
,s.y u Day un-rt, That Ia ogn.r owners IL each
s.i.y,Ty iJt.r part Of LOT OF land In sal city font
- i. on tn. u .!!e OF Third street BITS a. w.sl-
ela IS .ur aai tGr st line u aid city 0. Dav
!, Isl 4s,l 81. he. Is nsr, - pay- Ia. Sidewalk
a. D i -! p If L.
So ct t. al va No. n south si. o. n
!. ,.v. -4a.n~l psi, u sa.E gr-a s e4ulr / to l.
ya,-u : "a hs!ck scaa .ians aiih iltnk. 81
ga II nlh tl.ot 80 s.Ail Is not irs th,E four
&. SO. sit TalA Is hereby required 10 bs ,au-
.r-s ,i,L.u Two week, i.Om the tune I'M, aei,-
sl :.ze, = s.:
s . T,ess,.. i ss.i A Mn va t-E.s .
, b t-- e.y ElT. e. =, =. ~ ts.-b.. he'd Has.
t n t.t-s..sa.sa
-. 4.- - cgu r 2. IVA 3, ( say lsne
ls.te.l- 10 1ll III. oTl!uau, Sc -
e. v..- = 500 aiiswAlk reirt"s f
- rs. ' y . Az II tt. as !, susl
| = l. ~ ,.- a,.saA % pr5e =; .a.=.
az. - r.- .asssiI ores,
! ,.l. t'hr;, II: ~ --a
oHt' "a i~.
l..-e
4 a.ta ~ a.e s,s. ,,t asi'.~ ..,Hs. s.,
.s7rrs q. al
4 Pa. .a..'Aa "a ',,v a,! ..5e
uoK -~fT HELL, Atsof
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Buffalo, Nov. 8.

Buffalo, Nov. +.
Our afternoon papers contain ae-
counts OF u large number OF marine
disasters caused By the late gale. ',eme
:" schoouers and bsr9ue. ..e reported
ashore or badly damaged
The brig Cumberland n reported
lost with ali OH board.
C7p' Chsripany, Of ,hc schooner
4ont, who arrived here this aft r
says that Oh the afternoon 81
lay last he sss large st ,&n.,r "
'.'ler rear Long loint lying i. The
L, i 81. the SEA waoil uu4.-..s -
et.t Her smoke pipep ser
,aid, sui crowd Of person :.
the hurricane deck 10 thinks 80
must hase >wauipei bette t.e ,.ea.a
~, over owing To the sc er't: Vi tpe
1.Ie liz va. unable u Iea4-. a.
S.sl .auct " learn The raue vi tas
.rsaol. li.c ,vasg. ii !, ,suou rop.
10. haze been tie Orieut4, - she
was seen b Capt Gsldwcii. d the l.
Z Mnsse}, al the sans houl. ~, ~
from Port Maitland.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Perhaps in no place in the United
HtatH IL there 81 great q neglect Of
Literature ~ IN tho Western States.
Yhs by no ,ueaus arises from ignor-
aaoe. OF wan, OF appreciation Of the
importance Of Literature, but grows
out Of tho taLies and customs of the
people In tho old q per cent Stass,
where all the manifestations Of bus.aeSs
naideRin Oh uuvaryiug steadihes.
2crc Il na.nsSl thirst for the leading
and s,ady Of books, as kind OF social
Lev~ ~ ratse the resier 70 q co-e3ua.
y with those whose avcial aaudiug IS
the result Of intelligence AID TetLe-
ment Obtained through the study Q;
vol selected Library. 4 mans inau-
eiico Is measured in Q o.1a;derabis de-
szoe BY the extoas Of biz literary 40
,airun auA BIT n Me Was whore
tie st., -.;ns and overshadowing spirit
~. r.e aia : governs Inen and soai,-
CO, . speculation in sections and
4ArAs sscnoiA, In oDsner lots and
had an1h it almost impossible 10
0onAs Thirst for .iten.ura tor byoks
q os monthly rev.ewA Tho viaao~s
oftAe misd are closed against tho hgh,
~ ~ knovied4e that does not teud to
incranse the rates o;ps csntsge. nor
enhanoe the value Of rel caiats. This
eager ssal 70 accumulate and grow rich
. kind Of contagious dnassc, spread
uag n I'll directions, aud bringing
within tho circle of its influence even
die hires portion Of our population.
The desire is to get rich first and
then il b proposed 10 turn the atten-
ton 70 the more important task Of en-.
riching the mind and soul, BY feeding
them with the bread Of knowledge. -
Go where YOU will, your ears are salu-
ted with some speculation realized, or
some speculation proposed. The par
lor, the church, the street corner, oy-
eryxhere docs this infatuating spirit
reign 70 the exclusion OF all other SUBJ
jecss " topics Of conversation. The
LAID Office is better patrouized than
he Book Store OF tho Library. Cler-
$500 LswyerA Physicians study
.-sI books Len in the West than in
gay other portion ofths States. Study
i .iks idlnss 70 many, and action, |
:: = soastapt end ssasslsss action, |
.ssAs 70 u dsAAndsd BY custom and
y ~ atisA 0as trsvails. AIS VIZ
~ s.s ~ sa~ - ss'l' M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

10 get hoh. but i.does not isy the true
Foundation for prosperity and happi.
nc&.
l. b true that in Davenport ne"
spirit haa been awakened which sppse-
ciatas literature and valuable books
and demands are NOS being rnade up
en- our booksellers for higher class OF
books than they have hithorto been
enabled 70 se.l. The lectures given
before tho Yonng Mems Literary AS
ISOLATION Inst winter, have produced g
marked change il this city in regard
TO The study Of valuable bookn. They
shocked the headlong impetuositr Of
mon IN pursuit OF gan, ana satisfied
nAany that the cultivation Of the mind
Wa ~ essential ~ the cultivation OF
the soil OF the multiplication o. gold
and silver. There is q tins when all
men beooIne equal pIopi!etors in the
noil, and it IL when tho bcdy is low er-
vi into LIE last resting place, AMI III
Immortal epirlt has winged II, tight
u oth.x worlds and 1t must be apps
rcAt that man wae not created iue.e'S
- 81 1:.., - Nc Il
acquiring wealth, lu. :" 1-.-i-.s =
soul for temporal aud. et;rGa hhppi-
nce. Men mar have kind Of crazy
delights in getting r!chos bat it in 10
degree compare. with those rolid pIcar-
ures Rowing from mind stored vita
an arAonai Of useful aud agreeable M
formation, 10 which the mind can turn
and upon which It can icei with a iei-
ish aud z,+t unknown % guided
ignorance.
sIett Improvements aIe gong on II
III - respect aud VIII" All confess tine
Importance Of PAYING moro ttteut'oh
u tie cultivation OF Literary taste, t.
ssy are putting into practice their C.
termination to take the head 10 rector
mlua the -pin. of the people l.:
tho work go on aud public and private
Libraries Increase uutl mons 9! ouy er-
tesprising citizens shall lacA .ha, IN.
formation which win mako Gen aud
their wealth usefal - thelu,el,.s sui
TO society at large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC


hepAssns Expressly for the state D 10 DcriE'
Richmond, Va, Nov. /.
CARMEL, dem is certainly elected to
Cor Ttos from tie lst dist, formerly
rep aented BY the Hon. I. Baly
Washington, Nov. I.
Wallack has despatch from Sem
a,or loueA date dubuque, 9th, >ay-
Ing ,ha, Iowa IL. gone tor Buchanan.
Politicians here doubt it.
New York, Nov. :.
The Tribune says, We haze teaf'y
iuil TeturIs from the se.rTal c.Ala.-.
Of the stat' and the vote il ncs
fo!iJvs,: Fremont, 95G,OoD; Hucl
an, 100000; Fillmore 10000.
think Fremont Ass mora than So.
over Buchauan, aud lO0,00g over r..
more. II yks wal hardly run ahea
II Fillmore. ss' j. teetc! aboul TO-,
600 " ! Parker l,eati nm nrer
$4,000.
~ kn. over parf-r vii l.al-.
C.} fall @ $685. III -t .. the
rep. l.ul,.t : a...a-s nc mcnb'r.
e co- scss sishe - Fremont, Is i.1r-
iaHh ~, ta,e 80 work.a1
moi :, & incre are Fiimof.
men. r.lst : :.om tbs city, and
vi: iiio b,ot. . .o. fpe Hon. -Ies' p Rara""
date - Peak=r. Returns from Saitoik
60. u plurality for Fremont.
G q O.. n. T. complete AMI
COT. rom Official returns. IRE
mo. 9r4;, Buchanan 1891, Fillmore
III. ,. county officer, members
Of ~ y ond congress are all elect
"a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

U. ). Irigate Congress arrived a.
Naples Oh the 2oth ult.. after wears
cruising in different parts of the Medi-
terranean. A letter written BY an Oh
hcer on board, after giving a graphic
view of the threatening state OF affairs
in that capital, says that "things have
assumed SO serious an aspect that our
minister resident Mr.. Owou, has made
. formal request Of our commodore
that some Of the ships Of our squadron
may remain here till tie difficulties are
over"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08


h,5;7liL to- p.a.,ft, b, ti.rs u Prey q ~
d 4 E..ief.l ~ tue ca Cruuel =. tn ca Hs-
vengor..
~ 80, th' rrgYeriy 1 r. On tn north AID. y
y m strs.l y ua CO ed 10 pisns pave tie sid :
,,,is f,sss' Of h-.f prJp ~ y cut street be-
is.eeni "a ArJ t. Clsirs street,, .ish feet vide
WIN Material, and ~ Tue -atisfsc;iob sni ap-
ur.ys!s n 5uee; Committee
- SAD pii S.ug n paw n b. c,nr.e. eel whit.
tlrty a. rom TN date
81 II sad per;y Did shah fail or rtfuse 10
ul.rk 7 pave said sidewalk a, sbov. sI'-.i6 and
u. ,,,-.I IL L It snsl hr III dn'y i "a CITY Ma
shalto y IN. ssme dour aud the ,uut coll cit
.s .y.eii. d IN other oGdaanc-, for the same pur
I-.,a move "a Re II this city.
Pa.a,d ai.d approved NV. 9th 1855,
MITCHELL, Mayor.
,.ta-r NIX Han Clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

LAND WARRAN1s.-!he number O.
land warrants iasuei uEdar the sct q
March, 1855, during October, were s.
Sa2, covering more than $4,000
acres. The total number OF applica
tons up to the lst inst, add up 230,,
200, and the warrants issued l7s,5ls
to satisfy which 2l,5ol, $50 acres are
necessary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

THg KANSAS MARiYRs --hag uE$
HIoGIssos. = I, seems wo have got
Reverend Generals among the POI. /.
parsons, M well IA Reverend TO-.
Speakers lie Elc bea2her,
leaves hls pulpit ~ preHeh aeou. pa.
tica aud heating the poker N Faaa ]
Hall. Tic Boston Journal ayr -
Theodore Parker s,ate.i IN IL. ~ nt.
that .ho Rev T. W Ilis.orJr. ~
Worc4ter, 1lo hai gone 90 hsu 1-,
had .houldered bis lnuakc, aud 40.
ueu, BY the title osireuarsl. 1Ais e..
Mr.. Higgiuson Is the -aue clerl uaA
who was indicted for breaking into the
Count House AID attempting tue res
enc 81 the fugitive Burns, at the tin
Batchelaer wa- murder red. Tie ev!
dence OF three witnesses placed NJ.
ihgriuson ut the heal q the a.,Il'r I
party who broke epen ,hv door as tn
instant Bait heldtr was stabbed, AMI
Higgiuson csrric,! .Ae marks OF n blow
which one Of the officer. gave HIM IL
rcrulsing the ss-ailants. Asrtin Stow
ell, the man who was seized with m
AXE III his hand -taying in The Court
House door when Bs,chelder was mur-
dcred. and VA indicted, IL also snoth-
or loader OF tao Free State men il
Kansas.
These ere The rort Of mcn who are
r.ll, prayed pli aopt over ~ patriots
spi martyrs IL -blee,iing nsn.a-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

~ At the commencement Of the
present year, there were in the United
States about $4,000 miles Of railroad,
employing 5000 locomotives. 1t is
estimated that these locomotives con-
sains between tosr and Eve millions
sssss X wood sa.usay-tA. pseiust
II ~ i;aAs Ace. eot assss u woodland.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

Az The Post Master al Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is Mormon, aud his
household Is presided over by three
gentle danes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
ETz- 1ha nnInhar Of daily 1,

~ The number Of daily arrivals
Of immigrants at Castle Garden depot
at tho present time averages from !, :
go 70 400, nearly tso-thirds OF
whom are Irish, and the other .hiri
principally Got,nsns, They appear 10
b. u "a better ciase, both Ms to mean
aud intelligence, than tioso tia; hay7
arrived in former years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

az No less than S36.s50 pounds
Of quicksil. er We're exported from Cal
Iiornia during the las, siA months end
inv july Is.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Nlrh'n's maj. 25 Total

Buchanan then oan lose Illinois IL,
Yennas.e IL, AID without being de-
k.Atei BY the people. This is glory
enough for the iuvinciblc national De
uocrscy. We are now confident that
Inv tsur years tho government viii ha
n sate hsnds, and tho Constitution
viii be respected. l.A rs rejoice and
Be glad for the gloTous victory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

j. L. Smiths cotton weaving tacto
iy IA pennsylvania avenue. w.s burned
tins morning, los $4,000, insured
10000, The factory employed loo
hands
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
RlCe1' Lots.

AND ALL THERE Is IN THE MARKET.
WILL zcii tiias al those valuable frSnt street
i aud satsr lots running - Low water marx, with
40 ffonis sad On the river east 81 the RahrsAd
n iags. Thess lcts valuable 30: Warehouses ana
will pay well ~ inysstsas, As they the eely
rlyss ,sts cot sale russtas ssSn tssas ~ = rs ~.
e.. "a. NsseNoN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

E' No class Of einigrants have
Increased il tu.s country more I9pia =
diem the Jews
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

- nunlasa aLa.

- II II ~. eau Nos. i"ia o. i>A
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

pRay-L 10 CALIFoESiA.-The pscl-
fic Steamship Company, running in
connection with tie Panama Railroad,
has been very prosperors this season.
It, net earnings .or the past year have
been about 100000, wlicn will aford
a dividend OF 20 per cent and leaves
asurplrs. 1t Is reported that the spare
steamships Of this company will be on
the TeAu4ntepec route when that road
is completed, which will be about the
lst Of January. There will be run
mig Of about 5000 miles by this route.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

E Beef Is selling in New York
for iess titan mae cents per pound Ilea-
sei
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
STATE DEMoCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. NOVEMBER 5 1886.
LATEST NEWS,
New Yerk, Nov.

tFtW ItIht -NVN. y.
The steamer Illinois sailed al 9 o.
clock this afternoon for Aspiuwsli with
about 400 passengers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

The table service. lampA and outfit
4 Ne state sss,Aa alone sf the asv
Csiass alsAssss AAsAsis ssas ~. zoe
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new MUSiC!aE W MuSlC:!

"U'4ssa, Fo!e4 4-IrAI, d Iltoy
Bobol:Ak, 7 Hotst
ss'se :. a. spr'shay Apiea-iss u 'he "'H'-
= l. !nilca.e
"t.rstaS Iuprs Litiia OH
l"'stfrl "a 2 A.. ~ u "a, srraft pre-
& Ses1. r-gii., y las BILLIE
:. .2les.-s III y tttl. ~ 4.l- II =. =
~. r44 .,Fraa 4 N ea-s ao, itt, :
--a ~ 4u-e - aiIs SEiLNK
W - El,t t35u- - tE r. ''i''.'ei'..'
,ai7iat3 ~ - a. ,
~ are v.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

Tgs oxoNpAa4 { y SAT- Sga.xe s..
The Syracuse Journal Gays til. amount Of
at tnannfac,u. i this Year exceed. By a
i -Fe cum that Of Ia / yres The four lrin-
G. i coarse fields alone have exc eeded II .,
.-a.. 10000 bushels. Tie quantity sold,
3 SeveT Is much less th. year thaa last 40
- tie pre- ent time. Last ytai The amount
sold up 10 the 10lh Of Octobsr, was Dol,
ta+, the "a ne saoaat ihisygar. l,ps7 ,76I,
ewing te,-case of Il ,si3 Il /. lho's
that larger quaHiity 'hsn usual wil he
over the .intrt unseid
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Sale of Lots f0sfp0ned.

,IvIlE ,a'e ol !ots that ws- q take riaos thts
l. day IN west D4v -pa 2, L pas'rou 4 r. c1n-
lusise % bad we ltnet Iul THURSDAY n = 81! q
NV inter. Please aesr this 70 mind.
On h same " VII OF > aasfi.a We vel
5:usted bots on sui 81 Is. ar tits IN saiad sis9.
Nov ; =, EAnS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

- slN New Fougtre. bes ;
hay en Killed uiih,r no l4,tttsre q,eei. $
i1 go larishes lear FredricAtowu.
\ & l,ne II the Camden and Ambov
l. n ], tar-e bears have been XII
e., re,i.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

.C-i Pas. STa "a Baltimore paper
, "a 81 the bridal gifts displayed Oil The
tao wedding, are often h,fed from Jew
e.ieFs expressly for the purpose. Iii, STA
ted that there - one silver coffee DO, IL
tbs, city that has iglr-i et three dozea
wedi.1gs 80 tie git. OF my ancle.'