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Snos vrssCHER OWEN co. 0ssrsAL Nrw~rApsa ApvErru-
hoesr. ArrlsroSs Brnbse Nos sac s$s NY
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.
vIEROY, STRUTHERs a Co., No. q org Stree.
~ Hesc York IsronrrHs Asp MANUFACTURERS Aosxfs
ohAnce English she~t Grown and Crystal Yase
Yuted 6ass Tor sky lights. Green Houses,
Colored, Ornamental. Optical and Microscopic Giss..
The London and Manchester Plate Glass Company
hbed Plate Tor Store Windows. Ac.. Ae.
Rough Glass for md ky lxhts.
0iasz In for Stores Durng and other
othrs~ articles inferior corresponding
superior Our Sheet Glass Than
Being Agents for Of the 0lAs.
enabled dealers
pss snd lasfs aesAs Price Lists vi .ppcsoa
spie-en-lvasl = =
FRENCH WINDOW CLASS.
LNDWAnD ID ~. DnCkIE, ~ Chambers Street A. "
IL two door west Of Huson River Railroad
s and Consumers his essbrsted brands Of Prsneh
With prices receipt Of their address any desired
p.psrn .ne Peeeea nee Of charge. apl3-lyr.-lvssl
FOR TIE I,0Oe,OOO
u. y. PATENT MA AnBLE COMPANY,
30 Taonrsos srkk<T n ",
AIASUyAOTURsRs ef AARRLR hAHTLEs, TABLE TOPS
w COLUMNS, PEDksrAIS Ae sennia, and sl
Italian Marbles This article which Dust
form and COLOR which Al ss
an half the co. Of the
biiy and beauty Unlike M.beired Slate there i no
urfAcs vork ~ color running Into the II
10 a,sd 10 sss temporary eesuy the surface Man
Rights for The hdaUfurS fs for the Different
states Which vii immense them
<"s' inf'rra>'sse 'srni'hed 90 spp,Ie.i,oa 70
Sessrs LAss secretary NEW YORK.
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OH rnN,,is.ioL a LHoMnNsoN OIL

NWHNITCIVN
consEs ctRT sfnrrrs. RICHMOND, Va
Ill give hs personal attention WiIFAT CORN
IOBACCO' and all other country produce consigned 10 bis
ufE
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advertisement considered month
ss spcad on the Manuscript or previously agreed upon between
the parties H if N'a- N
advertisement marked copy specified number
q insertions VII be continued untn ordered and exact
I'd accordingly.
~ ApvEnruxxEfs-ro AVOID misunderstandinf
hr Annual Advertisers dfancfiy
that their privileges their
and all Advertisements
ditionsl charge, and variation.
General Agents Advertisements
serted by the but TO he charged At the usual subject
such discounts a. shall b. agreed
Auconecrs Bookseller and yearly sdvrser generally
with the privilege change
helr than the
Agreed the standing rule under he and all exceed
tny such amount be charged st the usual rates.
Advertisements inserted thr semi Weekly whg 70
10
square for each continuance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
A U Q II O n E E ER.
OFFICE AT GEO. j. SUMMERS,
NO. 20 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
,,., ,-- VIII attend TO the sale Of
na sS;LB f;ssS8 sSRsTGSE 4 MERCHANDISE
4ailOs Si AND ph.pfE aphAEEH'
roUHrrzsru sr.sr, .oasoSn xS.s.i. BUILDING
sGSSSR sccDs attention to his new style:
eETSTs pRtg4ssst 4 hsIsEEsoN' ssEsa;sIsN
S % Iss asiSsP s ys6y S ss1SRs % s'1s:
ie =, prices y can b SoSlh q he city,
WILLIAM sATTLER,
n.,,.~ s.suyAorvaEs, t<roEIEs
PAINTS, OILS, CLASS, AND ARTISTS MATERIALS,
No. 1t2 kdia tired. Richmond, Va jsls
ENALsE RUMOR RCOHHECTED.-Tn order thai ~
, daily BEING made Tss Sy % sS@. S ss .sS o S
a.e@ my duty . one Of s prominent state
n he True hst have given valuable to DE
TarOu, psa1 Pu,ei. s reported .nd more particularly as
po.dei but Wish them to remember propTser of
Hotel ne Ssdns opposite ~ pa sSorn o. :: hs pss
Va and W fu,ure that they distinguish rest oi
fsh J. wooDsox SMITH
CORNER OF CARY AND iIrH sTRgETs,
.-..,.o.- . - RicHNoSp Va.
so are nov euss iri PcSfSRir ?. srssI s GsS. SS m
uish m o, an Improved construction, o. al from rt
Thre,hns Machines and other purposes which they s,iisr ,s
elsewhere $50 ~ ' WV
Tsy vi furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES non, To-,
Horsc 70 sny required power ~ W
oIRcUblRsA saw MILLS ofthe approved construction and
PUMPS snd wHgEIs for wATER WORKS PoRTAntE eRtSr
MILLS ! y, snd n IR0ss for WILLS of kinds.
hAILkOAn WORK ofsvery description.
TOBACCO PRSSEs FLATTENINa MILLS and ali article. ,s,t
os SlTsss % scs RON wcSs Of BRASS ard
They also the exclusive
ns,ni, or he hxcEtsiOR YOuNG AMERICA CORN Ann cor
0kUsEs vhieh they eonaa.n,y Oslr customer.
aud friends superior any lind Win uhb nv AZ.
ssqusnied supply Of vhoh viii avsys be kept on hand H.
Which theV solicit orders. spT-T
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.

vnos vrsscHER OWEN co.. ossrsAL NsvrrApsa Apvnrrs-
ns hoe-s (ArrsroS BrnDsoJ Nos sac s<s BsoADvAr
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AeRICULTURAL wAaEuoUsE.


suhereer having removed 10 new FACTORY on Oar,
erde ior All Kinds of Agricultural Machines pIensn,, of he
latest and most approved patterns be made ~ o.
msteas and of superior workmanship They al attsnon ~
double and single reared Horpepowers Trrsb
Ehch have taken premium every which ev No. -.
sshio,sd Also 70 -Crokirs cod oruse" Mannys Patent
keaper and Mower the best IN Patent Is .rs
nusno sfeader highly approved Hay Presses Hay RsEes c
sheers from $40 70 $50 smiths Patent Straw Cutter Grain Crs
de. Sci Nchs Paen. Iron beam Pov. VARIOUS ss A. ~
'5on The opinion of the Hon william o. Rlve Of e. po.
Richmond, FeArusryT W
oot WV n srouoHrUs-Dear Sir; sste nles.5ye IN
er ny impression of the performance your Plou ch from
pen ~ Oohham to-day work far more orongh
% snsn nst o. any pov ever say operation befor
pened ~ vaa very generally ~ about
inches sde IN hard close land most eGesusly and p
e'sanea ou, none OF The sod earth falling into NJ
rue uia o e piov by many of nv ns.hhor.
.nonf whom WI mention Messrs Frank Nsison nj .rss,
~ bvs y " Hopkins, Thomas Watson, Lousa s nr,r
men sna nost excellent Judges of
sxceptionable performance Of plow. FN' ~ ~"
Mnhns yoa equal sunees, ssvhee making this valuable I'm
remain, yours truly
hss WILLIAM O RIyEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

COM MISSION NJ MERCHANTS.
COTTON AND WOOLES MACHINERY,
rrr.S ENGINES rooI sKIrIso nc
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers Articles,
NO o. PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
~ Agents for the the Woodruff
Engines and Boilers
w Exclusive agency New Machine SHOP
haehnlsis Tools se2s-iylP.l
uHxCEIsIoR SEWING MAcHINEs-Maie by HOOD BAT
- IkLLk CO. Worcester, Mass, patented by Jr
September lOth 1876 These Machines with prop.r
use Of repair They good
and workman like and will do TAors
saddiers work, In warranted TO satisfaction ms
stitch VIII not rip than
Call and see them In operation at to CHkNUT Philadelphia
up sear- - W. A. DAWSON, Agent
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HALIFAN HEuRSNGs.-sis bbls cut; 90 90 sro..
u landuT and inspecting ihis morning fnr sale ~
aa9o woNhLE CLaIeoRNg, No. n Pearl O.
RorLER HIvETs.-iso ssg. Boiler Rlys,s IN lpeh,.
u ~ inches, Tor j
suls sign cf ne Circular sav, n Main
1nOA ENTHA FAwIIy CANvAssEB ~.
suis JANIS WINSTON
ftoloHED SILK MANruEs.-A Ios colored am
- y.aan'iss, ot ssie 81 very lov psices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

GNHOUND PLASrER.-we keep constantly hand
~ f Ground Plaster, the selections
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables recommend the best
that he had All len
TALIAfERR0 BRO.
" B-parmers supplied
TO mercha mi for caSh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

mhl4-d1y HUGH w. PRY sacretarv
TO THE CARRIAGE USING PIjRIIC.
Kouk atlenilon h invited Of RICH - -,
- MOND MADE CARR1AGEs consisting ofo.HCK6/
soneaes sir se1f Crrrfdges, Roctdtcdvs BHOgfes
Sn.stes 6c This work Is made best "
M good sorkmen, and under the Of The
P'oPeors who are Thoroughly the business
.o on hand several second hand h0Af Boo
jei2 iOtb sfges, hs,.'i. !, ~ = A., ro".,ir
., - IRON FURNIrUHE.
IuNhn NV YORK FOUNDRY, RAILING, AND IRON yuRNt
Iuhh WOhks-Furnish all kinds and wrought Isns
@ @ ,"s son,ses greater variety OF Iron Rail
an any othI establishment In New Andthe Man
u'ae'ory OF Iron Furniture In the United States.
,, a. sANDYoRD TABB
@ ol Green street, New York.
NOIlgEThe agency for the sale p ITanxr" .pe,io,
~ WHlhkI formerly held by Mesrs hrovn asa ~
centy by MI Jas Deane, has With consent of NJ Dsns
esn transferred 70 We have IN keep ro
ant supply of Old Rye" and Family" oner 10 bs
ade and 70 the charged bx me ,s,
HffprnN x Ia - ~, .Vrnnef
NOTICBhe subscriber having on the ash Of March las,
The business long fayoraby carried on bv
W nam booth he would respectfully solicit of
formerly extended 20 him. the sten.
on The public In general 10 large and we selected T of
foods MS line, recently added 10 the ct
al oi which WI be sold on the reasonable terms
WM. A. WALTERS,
Upholstercr aud Paper Hanger,
NO 70 Main street. of 18th
bh WtAn Ho0ru viii b. found a. ~. "a "a
and would solicit continuance patronage Of ali I'M. f
fusotners "a the neu -
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.nd Especially .oei. can hon Ms oH ihs public
generally strictiy on ne price system. sPENCf
Gel No 100 corner Of Main and Governor
"OOI DEPOT.-we have determined 10 cpssl, IN con
w necon With prescnt business Depot for ths
sae of Wosl and have enEarcd he Wa~
house, The former edcent Factory in t
y Hs afentcn W Necessary, WI be devoted exclusively
business
Al Woo consigned u Eradcd each Purchss-r
can buy such Wool hc anf b.
a. w not ansuev hls purpc- There Virginia
heent quantity % Wool concentrated and xradd
arenon of manufacturers and dcscrs market and
hope 70 succeed IN establishing good marke Tor ne Wool
hone.
pOr psrticulsrs our circulars cRENsHAw CO.
= Grocer and Commission Merchants,
letc Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

BiNfOHD a POHTER,
Corner 6orernOr and FrdnEIls Streets.
Have In store hne Of superb Furni.r, iReh
mond make TO which they ask the the public
ey esteem their furniture Of quality any
iactured In this country being ana
giving direct and personal Of their
mannactnrng Operations They only those who
want good furniture, engaging simply splendid artI
Gle at reasonable " -r ~
- They give especial attention Underfdking and hold
At all hours and At shortest notice. provide
hacks, Ac. y '' '"''11s'''eA''e A"u
manent employment viii be given, Immediate application s
"A'e- Je24
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF HICIUu0NO
- Vhee removed to the store fChrsan Labrop No Main
HIn consequence Of the resignation Crane WIN m
otrsan was unanousy elected Cashier once has been
moved TO the store Of Christian Lshop where deposits will be
receye on which an Interest Of ali sus
shorter period. ~ w N''' wv .
This Institution has been In existence years h..
loaned over eight millions Of dollars pened d,h h..
never Lost dollar pay any certnste when s
JOHN rHoMPsoN. President,
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IE- Mrs MAcREApY will appear
again to night with the favorite poem Hia-
watka, OF which every body has heard 30
much, and with which so many have been
pleased. She will also introduce favorite
Pl'ca which was written expressly for her,
entitled the "Pciish Boy" production of
unc common merit.
Ii is almost needless TO say that the read
ing this tasted L,dy gave before our citi-
ze, $ last night, was splendid affair, for
nothing else could have been anticipated
from SO q Allied an actress and reader. Go
and hear her Tonight, by al means. Time
speat in listening to the sound Of her voics
will never be regretted.
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WASHINGTON, August 81.

WASHINGTON, August 81.
Thetripart,te treaty between the Uni
ted States and the Creeks AMI the Sem.
inoles residing west of the Mississippi,
is considered one of the most important
ever concluded with tho aboriginal tribes.
The Senate recently ratified it, with
amendments, to which the delegation 10
this city have assented. 1t sppropriates
$500 900, for which bill has passed the
Senate, and awaits the acti 90 of House.
These Greeks and Semino:es surrender
lands to such Seminoles in Florida as
may remove West, while the treoty So.
cures to the last, on tibet condition, GER
tain pecun'ary and civil sdvanta ges, ami
permits tNem " e,joy their owns Sem.
inole-governmsnt, independently Of a.
socistion with any other tribes, fail
urs to obtain which has been q promi-
nent to their immigration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

For III" State Democrat.
MEssus. EDIroRs THE following state
ment from persons who heard "that speech"
at Princeton, l desire you would publish
not for the purpose Of convincing any per-
son who circulates the SANDER against me
that they have been guilty Of wrong-but
for the satisfaction Of those who, when l
denied the truth Of the affidavit, believed
me- Yours, &C.,
GEO. S. C. DOW.
Daveaport, Aug. %, 1856.
CARD.
The undersigned, citizens Of Princeton,
feeling that in the reports which have been
circulated as 10 Mr.. BOWS speech here, he
has been misre presented, take this opportu-
nifty to say, that in the remarks made by
him at this place, he treated his opponent
Mr. Rusch-in the most gentlemanly man.
ner, using in reference TO him substantially
the following language.
"Against me the opposition nave nomi-
mated Mr. Rusch, German-a respectabl
man-far more honest than those persons
who are now .e,deavo,ing to use him, for
they, as you well know, within two years
have fought the DeIocratic party, because,
as they said, il was a Dutch and whisky
party" Who out they declared "that
Americans must rule america" and 'hat
noGs but Maine Law man and Tenn r
ance man should be elected to Office. Now
these same men nomina ed 90 Anti Maine
Law man, one who is honest enough to tell
them so, and Ole who does not pretend 10
be temper ance man. Not that he is All
intemperate man, or dissipated man that
he is not; but on the contrary very re
| spectacle man. He will vote against the
Maine Law. So will I. And he claims the
right to drink a glass If lager bier il he
wants It. So do !. And upon this matter
there is no difference between US, Against
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

LEATHER ARD SApuLEHY HARDWARE.
-liaight, S"ars Il Beckett are now extern
siyely enga, ed IN the sale sf all kinds OF
Leath r, Harness, Slddlery, Coach Trim
mirgs, Shoe findings, &c, and we take plea
sure in recommending their stock 10 the
public generally, as being the most complete
and best selected in the city. Not only can
the city trade be supplied, but having turn
ed their attention 10 the wholesale busi-
ness, can supply the country trade to any
extent. In no particular will they be found
unable to supply the demands of their nu-
merous customers. See advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Curtis & Cha.l-
rick have received their stock, and are
about to open Hardware Store on Perry
Street, between Front and Second Streets.
in Alvord's new block, The new Stores
which have been put up this season are
sure to be occup.d by the time they are
ready for goods. Glad to see il. Every
new house ttat COS ixto operation swells
the business operations Of our city, conse.
qnen,ly makes it a most desirable point to
settle in. Let them have a share of the
trade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

11aiv Dye.-it masrs no it1 rsncr how Trav
ar red. or rusty tn hair or whsk rs may b Z, mr.
HOW mn,h they hay be- inJnr Il b. had dyes,
'DATCWEIOK = II ,IR DYE will max thfm beauti-
nul and hvriy black brown without the least injury,
and will ncv fade ~ tufn ru.ty. " WARRANTED
n ade AMI sid, or april Il On MN pry.t" roam at
BACHELORS vi. fsctpry, PA Roadway. NV
Vork. Nom nuinrrxc pt WI BaIt HELoR is
IN III. label. Sold by all the Dfugrir. faug3O
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in the State.

Persons Wishing to purchase Groce-
ries cheap, can d" SO by Hing a, the old
stand Il Knckc,bocker aai Brown, Or
From, street. TIE goods at this establish
ment are to be closed out tn out fan.
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Price per x'n -. >in-" o',pu,s maiifi. i~,i-paii
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Many u. and choice tunes never before pub
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h. n. b st c,s.t IN II music prepared by this
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st Louis, Aug. p.

There is report in town that B G
Brown Esq. editor Of the Democrat of
this city, and ri"s T. Reynolds, the defeat
ed candidate for Congress, in this District
on the National Democ ratio ticket, fought
duel yesterday. Bat as nothing definite
can he ascertainea concernin, the reported
affair, It IS probably a hoax.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRlT.

y
NEW YoRx-S NJ tiingiIl & ca.
:" -V-cher Own h Co.
CHicA.O-Sriv'n h GallSghes.
w 3 Spencer.
ST.. LOUIS. 8. Post.
New WHOLESALE CHINA, Glass AND
QUEENswARE HoUsr.-Mes r. HipDLEsoN
4 Lyon will open an establishment Tor the
sale Of The above description Of Goods, on
Second Street, between Brady and Perry,
in the new Brick Block now being fin
ishei by Mr. Fryervary. They will be rca-
dy to wait upon the public, and par,icul :
" merchants from The interior, about the
IT idle Of September. This Firm comes
direct from the city Of Pittsburgh, the lar
cost glass manufacturing CITY IN the United
States. Possessing an intimate knowledge
Of the manufacture Of glass, an extensive
acquaintance " iili the manufacturers Of Flu
rope, as well IS this country, gives these
gentlemen facilities in th,ir bushes,
which ALL enable them TO offer their goods
to the public aud the trade. at prices, aud
on terms, VIII ca wil! al least comp re IA
yorabiy with those Of any other city in the
west, ST Louis and Chicago not excepted.
Their card appears in another column of
his paper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
Rios! Rigs! Rigs!

HEANuFACTUWED by IN. Chicago Bag Manufacto
Mry, Randolph STREET, 'otncr of Clark Chicago.
kIAUR BUCkwIIEAT. CORN MEAL, HAM FAR
MEAS, OSNABlK'' AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
vnrnish Il upon the sh"rt',t notice, and at The
lowest ma rkrt rre,s III" d-i,n- ior b. and ng are
NV, orisina and not I" b. uti's-'d Ia this c"ii-
Gy. q ASltAEb
ivgtf Post Ohio slit"-' b y 1877.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

nv opponeat / haze heard but one obj-c-
ZION. That came from the Germans and bis
Z ends; they say he ought t" have been
dominated for the House rather than the
Senate, bee ,u.s he does not speak or laa-
gnage as well as man should in that posi-
ion, but he speaks he language we'll enough
for ordinary purposes"
We further say that Mr.. Dow dill not
use the word "Dutchman' in speaking OF
Mr.. Rusch. He, on the contrary, spoke OF
him as a wealthy and respectable Farmer,
whom he had known ever since he had lived
in the State.
TIMOTHY SEARLES
WIN > BROWN,
nc MATTHEW'S,
WIN HUBBARD.
AROSS.
SW COY.
s CHATERTON,
Il H POPE.
wv DAVIS.
CHAS G BAKER,
J SAuKS.
JEFF LORING.
WIN II THOMPSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
his paper.

Il YANKEE AFTER A SQrAw.-Avcry
intelligent, well dressed and romantic young
gentleman BY the name II Perry came 10
this city from Boston, 10 seek his fortune
among the prairies Of the west. Not find
ing everything 10 suit his mind we hit upon
the following expedient TO bring himself in
to hotaric'y, aud ut the same time sc, ire
an independence for life:
1t will be resollected that a certain Shaw
nese Chef made an offer Of six sec ions Of
land and fifty thousand dollars in gold and
silver to any respectable energetic young
man, coming well recommended from prop
er authorities, who would marry his dangh.
ter, splendid young squaw, and settle
among his people and teach them the man
ners aid customs of American citizens
Having secured the requisite recommenda-
ton. he proceeded to Washington and made
application to the commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, and TO other heads VI the depart
Mcn's, also to President Pierce. Consider
able fan is being had at his expense at
Washington, but nevertheless he seems de.
termlned Ia carry the matter through, but
at the same time is bound to make sure of
all the property mentioned by the old
Chief in his proposition.
At last accounts lie was in treaty with
the rejected Senator from Kansas. In all
his movements he exhibits the most inGom-
table perseverance in the pursuit Of his OBJ
ject, and will undoubtedly carry it through.
The ShaMnese maiden who is thus .ingu-
larly placed IN the market, is said 10 be
very fine specimen Of her tribe, and is W.
doub,edly Watching with no little interest
for the termination Of the treaty. Six sec-
tions of good land and fifty thousand dol
lars IN bright ringing metal makes up a
strong argument ~ her favor. Young la
dies in this community, who could hold
out such goidcn inducements, we venture
to say would not remain single for any grea,
length Of time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26
New Orleans, August %.

The steward of the missing steamer Nau
titus was picket mp in an exhausted condi'
ton Oft the Balize. He is yet wholly IN
able 10 give any particulars as to the suffer
ers OIL the steamer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-26

EJ Notwithstanding flour has
changed III value we observe that wheat
holds up firmly at last weeks prices.