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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

Advices from Portland, o. T., are to
Nov. II. The election on Monday,
NOV. q, N Oregon Territory, Judging
from the returns received up to the
sailing Of the steamer, resulted in the
adoption OF the proposed constitution,
the rejection of the slavery clause for
bidding free negroes from settling in
the State. From the returns publish
ed in the standard, the following note
Of the vote in Portland is made up
For Constitution, 1863; against 222-
majority, l4s. For slavery, 72;-
against slavery, 43s. For free negroes
81; against free negroes, 45i-majori-
,y against, 372. Other precincts in
Multnomah county had swclled the
majority in favor Of the CONSTITUTION
81, and the other questions in proper
ton.
The .Standaad says:
.'Ihe result OF the election, so far az
heard from, IS extremely gratifying TO
rs, and we doubt not that similar re-
suit will be cvinccd as soon rs all the
returns come to hand. We do not
expect SO large proportionate MAORI
ties III some of the counties yet TO be
heard from, as shown by some already
received, but we feel confident that the
people deem that they can better their
they can better their political condi-
tion under State government, than
under our territorial system. This
sentiment has been prevalent for the
last eighteen months, and the vote
thus far indicates that the people are
willing to take the Constitution sub
mitted, with its imperfcctions, and
trust TO the future TO amend it, rather
than forego the present opportunity to
assert their r,ghtssas an Independent
member of the confcderacy of States.
Tho vote against slavery is q true
index that the masses of the people
have studied well the interests of Or
egon. The vote against free negroes
indicates that the people desire to re-
main intangible to the doctrine of the
equality Of the races, and that they
fully believe that the influx of free ne
groes to the new State would only
tend to deteriorate the condition of
of the whites, and bring no counter
balancing advantage to the negroes
The whole vote, so far as reported,
hespeaks for the people of Oregon an
foresight Into the future, and
a firm, prompt and precautionary de-
cision upon such questions as are to
effect their future prosperity and hap
piness as a people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Fer Sale Or Lease.
For Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Budding IeGe IN n
S Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are ellGtble and handsomely situaaed a
she bank Of the Assissippi. they VII be soA On -.
tonAble 2eTms.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs Durfee. Pratt 4
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles Rogers, nsq., LeCialrs.
Corbin 4 Dow 0sveuport, or Of the subecrfber.
JA0H0 NAY
n The subscriber has numberiess desirabIe ME
ceof land In aod near the CITIES a Daveupoet ana
LeCiare, amp near the town Of Port Dyyon that -
Is Is to sell fOctl6tfl n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

There be- BEEN nothing new or i'm
poetant 70 notice for the last few days
inertia 10 still the predominant featur,
u the market (; trade drags its slow
lssgth along, notwithstanding the fine
mild weather, nor IL there any reason
70 expect rcsuscitation Of business be-
fore the middle Of next month. This
u not surprising by any means; it Is
bat tho natural result OF the late fnan-
cial crisis, which has shaken the very
foundation Of trade, not only in this
country, but throughout Great Brit
Gin and the continent Of Europe, car
rying with II, in grand havoc, into the
gulph of ruin, some Of the wcalthicst
Asms on both sides Of tho Atlantic.
Awful catastrophe this surely yet so
true - TO the cause the mind to shul
der ct the thought, and to recoil, in
dismay, when cndeavoring to investI
gate tho circumstance which have been
instrumental in causing such Q state Of
tLings to exist among people rich,
beyond example, in mineral agricutu-
ri, and mechanical resources. Never
il the worlds history has such n fate
ovsrtakon any people blessed by the
deity with such abundance that
iRhictsd on the sous OF the soil recent
~; and which has extended now be-
yond the ocean, 70 close have our pco-
pie bssn allied in commercial affairs
With those of Great Britain and En-
rope. But five months since, and
cheering we're the prospects of an OK
esllent Fall trade--a few weeks, and
I'll was CHAOS. Houses Of reputed
wealth and known standing through
out the entire country went down with
he velocity of . rolling stone set in
notion BY reckless boys on the pima
sls Of . mount, carrying with it every
thing in il way, till it reaches the val
Icy below. QUERE-What has caused
oil this in . country Of unboundcl
wealth 10 the word which is on al
nost every individuals lips. Why,
he answer may be solved By almost
any ono Of ordinary sagaci,y. The
eause 10 traceable to the imprudent
course pursued by our banking ins,-
sstions; and on them rests the respon-
sibility Of the whole wall of the mer-
camille community. We will not
q present to enter into an inyes-
Gga&ion Of the circumstances connect
q with our late reverscs, but we may
roeuv 70 1t on another occasion. Meth
- will No allude to the course of resor-
ting to specie payments at so early a
day, when Europe quakes under the
panic. Such course, we fear, will by
- means help our merchants and
manufacturers at present. But strong
- the banks now are, they had better
hook closer to their interests, lest a
1uropean demand might drain their
vaults and FORCE them into a re-sus-
pension.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

a<Ssnjier, IN al enabling acts, this
prorision skoaiti = specified.
1t is difiicalt to see what objection
can be made TO this propositions. espe-
cisily when Il shalt become apparent
that the Lecompton Constitution can
not be accepted. II could giVe peace
to Kansas and to the country ~ ten
days.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
SUMMARY.

We learn that the river 10 all clear below
La Crosse, and there II fair prospect Of .
rs-opsning TO 81 Paul Boats are leaving
Duslei,h for she upper regiona
Tbs Penobscot indians have been vatici.
mating on the subject Of the weather. They
say, The beaver build um house high and
thin" and therefore predict an open !"
winter.
Not thousand miles from Oneida Coun.
ty, says the Buffalo Courier, a coroner's Jury
lately rendered verdict that certain de-
ceased man :" came to his death by excessive
drinking, producing apoplexy in the minds
Of the jury
Mr.. Gardner Furniss, according 10 the
New Orl.ats Delta, has, since Mrs Wood
mans return to her father, again written to
her ia his own peculiar II lie, threatening
to publish other letters Of hers unless she
should retract the statements contained in
hea affidavit
Two fashionable young ladies, the dangh-
ter- Of wealthy parents, met in tie poet.
office at Syracuse on Friday, when one
struck the other a powerful blow in TIC
present, but the attack waa so sudden that
no one interfered, and the assa:led went off
whimpering. Ii was ali about the love OF
young man.
A babe, nine OF ten moths old. step child
"f Abraham "Itte,ny.r, who lives between
Mifiin and Perrysville, Pa, was frozen to
death one night during the cold weather in
November The inhunaf parents tried to
break it Of crying by putting it in its cradle
and pushing it back under the bed. They
did so one night, aud the child cried until il
was exhausted. the parents fell asleep, arI
in tie morning. when they awoke, it was
dying. or dead-both legs frozen to the
knees, and its arms still up to the elbows
The Charleston (Mass) Adrert;ser SAYS a
whale ofthe hunp-backed species was driv-
en- hore ut Nahaut, "a few days since, and
on being cut open, pair of boots, marked
D., in good state Of preservation, were
found in his cntrals II is supposed that
The boots. ar they We're marked j." belong
ed 10 Jonah and were taken Off and left be-
hind by accident when he made his exit
from the big fish,
II IS estimated that 10000 gallons of
wine were made in the State of California
last year, and from the grape crop this Year
It IS expected 35o, 900 gallons will be manu-
Iactured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
LIST or PRESENTS.

100 Pfezents, &425 90
Whole number Of Tickets 1000. Price-41 o. ad-
mi ting p to bOta Concerts and share in
the prcseUts.
FIRST Co GER. on Wednesday evening, Dec. ed,
1857 second, n tie 17th Of JAN, ISIS.
~ ositiveiy no PSI poHement, e, capt ON account
OF sic sness, or very unI i "a ant W. ather.
Titkes for sale at the 10 K stores, Hotels, &C.,
and at my IN Nicxoiis' Btck, Second street
where the soove nam instruments can be zen
Please Cell AID see tie property and take your
Tickets
sPut In at Prize with price Of ans
portation only added
De,8If ASA EULL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
II business Of HxlvER & BRASS PLATIH0 proposes
to nii all orders for fine Silver I1ated Door Plates,
Door Knobs Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 20 the use Of Doors and Church
Pews Lightning Rods Points, window Sash, Carl
age and Harness trimmings Yl2tei to order short
notioc. All work warranted equal 10 the best.
WILLIAM OsNDARA
Plrst baildins east Of old PcnnsyIvaoia Hoass
Second street, mp stAlra.
ApsS ~ --htf
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The shove work VIII be similar In Typography and
Binding TO "Ctacinnati in lS3l,n q will include
the kariy History and Personal and Aneedetal Rem.
nscences Of Davenport, together with bog spLies
Lskenesses and Autographs OF its prominent men !;
Views Of Churches, Hotels. Dwellings, 20 DC.
1t VIII nj o embrace cCmpe nGous articles upon the
PHI steal Industrial Social and Political caavacter
issics Of Aur city full statistics OF every depart
ment OF noe and inter- st, etc etc.
subscriptions may b. left With the publishers, With
the author, or at Gilett's News Rom. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Price 81 20.
DecSdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Rock Island Trcspassers.
TO all whom it may concern.
T.aKE .1OTYCE.

TWIN undersigned having b~en appointed b. the
Way Department - "Aeent OF The Ouaster ~,
Ter Dtpartment Rock Island" with full instruc.
lions u AtoSt al neces aSy measnres tor he pre-
tecin o. ne property from deprsdstleas and aesn.
sons" Now therefore, al o. rsops WI msoese1 M
havit kgsS w0AS are hereby warned 40 ps0i1eS
t.quir ths premisrs, and abstain from any q 49,
Yespaso
The DEPUTY s. Manhai for Illinois YIN t,he
charge OF all wood cut on the ground anA fosOS1 eay
perstn removing The same until ~ peoper Aanea.a
can b. ASSESSED and PAID. -
All persons arc hereby forbid cutting vood ar ~
Der Of any kind and notlned 70 a6ojsia ~ -
sre ,psse wsessosv.r. = laeol Glsys vNl = -
j. Z. SLAYMAHKn; .s9.3
OeelVnf y. Q. Aent Woe ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Blanks.

WE have printed snd have for sale tho following
~ Blanks, which list We shall be constantly
adding new forms:
wsrvantee D-eds. Omit Claim Deeds, Morts,ses.
trust Deeds, Trustees DEEDS q artict.l Attach.
ment Bonds, Garni hees, Motors Petitions, Dvis,ual
Notit.s s1ecuti u.s. hosers Of attorney, and ie,eo
variety of Justices Blanks. DseiIM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

The Pennsylvania Railroad - the only one
which has shown an increase Of receipis for
November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given ihst the Subscribers have
an been d,.ly appointed Executor and Executrix
Of the estate Of Alexander W. Nc .regor, deoesa.d,
lste OF davenport. in the county Of Scot, aud State
OF Iowa, - taken upon Themselves that trust by
giving bonds as the law airects.
All persons having demands upon the estate Of the
ssi der easel required To exhibit the same, and
II pc SOUS indebted TO the said estate are called W.
on 10 make payment TO
4. J. LAWuS, Exc utor,
3. A. wc0RR9O1, Rxeeutrix.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10th. 1851. (Nev11dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
BOOK TRADE

TWIN CITY cook STORE /!
Asp
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND TT. OPPOSITE LIE cLAlss HOUSE.
f BOOKS! BOOKS! 4
Stationery, Fancy Goods.
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
co.orre., perfnmeries.
Hslr oils, s,.t.-
Lishosisrs. Maps ssn i,nc.
A Nd great vsrety Of etier things, such as is
M "A q "A ZIN E;S!
NEWSPAPERS AND y'EHIODIrALs.
recs!rfd and or safe.
MAG AIN ES:
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G0dfy, Graham,
Rmer on'7 pu.nsuss s,ew Monthly
Pct rs.D, hsicGe. booker Houst hoii Horts,
Bl'ctwpvi frank se's Ne~ Family Ma Azine
Baiiou's Dollar, MS SteIhtns,s Journal Hsrper's
Ao4ihly i'ar', L-sle's III. Monthly Part.
Waveriy Monthly, Noyr'stte Monthly.
Mex Nsx, YANKEE lions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Meg water Cure Journal.
DiilsmoTe's h Il. GusleA. loudon QrAnerly> Review
Apnleioh's X T. traice, Hd.uhUrg do d,
ihrenologi. =! Jonrnai. Northa i,i.h 30 do
West sin,t : Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
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Tribune, Times,
Dav Book .,uIlda ~ Disrateh
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Pcayme, Bro. Jonathan, Home journal.
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Harper WV H. F. lesiie's Iii. Spirit Of the Times
Porte.'s aliFit, scrntifc Amercsn,
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Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
London weekly Timea.
London Illustrated News,
Subscriptions received fer the above on The most
liberal terms by The Aoush, Quarter, or Year.
Subscribe here and saos your Postage
S.H. STAIR.
octtdtl Agent.
Stationery.
VvtAE finest stock Of Stationery offered In tnIs
i market, IL now arriving at
1.H. wARREN's,
tnayodN Rock leland.
DIANX BOOKS Of every description cen nov Be
~ had ct WARBYE'S
(msyjdiO Rock Island
OOO H. WARREN
(m.ytdtD ROck Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
OcnnoCtxC1z
Mutual ElGG Insurance 10

oIIA{+S1o.
EDAUND CANFIEtD PITS HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trras'r
s. NJ GILBERT, General Agent d I'D Surveyor,
This Company organized tine eth day of
March A. D. lSoj, Gi4"r SIP cia! Charter from the
Legislature 0f Illinois ai.t business commenced under
the most favorable au-piteb. It's cstaiI hl' has
been upon fra aud reliable bA ~, ami II view Of
its STABILITY, sOuntness and peTnairncy ranks as one
OF the lrSt Insurance Companies III the country. To
th'se Gtsiruus OF protecting themselves sgaust loss
damage b, Fine or perlo of the sea, they beg leave
oder the following
REFERENCEs:
Mcssrs. Stone 81 VIII. Cleveland o
Williams ~ Aa,ry, Chicago.
/" Norton = Brother, d"
- Stone X BuvIler
A s. Dufind, Pres 4 Racine X Miss Railroad.
Gen t. Northrup, Casl'r Rae. Co. bank
WIN. =. !.yndc, ESD, Milwaukee.
} u. CoHroe ksq., Racine.
He..Ty fs.nauI, ries't CHICAGO * p I. Railroad
A. Gi.1".t, Cash Com. EalA, GhicGso:
DAN. p. itaei,s EsQ., and. ..
non. JOIN. Q. Hrrs!ln, T Estate Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, EsV., airis H.
Hen. Il. ChauIbc.i.n, 81. Louis, No.
hc.,rs. Wat!. "orin, ,iiS y Scycamore Chicago.
Mess. !. II Eug,h y O., Chicaeo BANK
Han. Wiz Ar'!ii. Coy'rno. u ohio.
MOI. q. ". SER y CO.. Ch-csc,,
Ju.d, .l,.th & rratt, Dixon, ILL.,
wm. Blanchard Esq, Morris, III.
Hon. VIM, Tresitt, Soy Of State, Columbus q.
Mcssrs. II. G. x o. {. Cook * Co., Rockford, liz.
g II. Wheeler, x Son, Aurora.
Sealniah Gs =, Esq. Buffalo, n i.
EIl. IL f'miy, Esd, Springfield,
Hon 7. " b.riy, Jutse Jui're.ne Court, Mansfield;
OHIO.
Gen. l. Curu, Springfield, III.
Richard ;veIS, ESD, ST Louis, Mo.
Agent At Davenport AND Rock Island
OFFICE, Davenport, al the STATE DEm0oEA,
One Pest Once Baking Brady Street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
BOOTS AND SHOES
Wholesale 60 Retail.
AT
THE EMPIRE SIOREl

BRADY BTHEETt OAVENEO0T.
VXTE have new In store a large ind well seects
w a.oeE OF Boots and Shoes, which we invita-
The attention Of al In wan; Of articles In line.
Cbuafry 1rG5eys wishing to rerien.sh their s.cs
will find ~ u their advantage 10 call on Us before pur
chasing elsewhere.
TO our nsF1s-Qns customers who prefer Custom
Work ve continue to hold out Inducements In the
way Of prime stock and sfyitsA scork, not equAlsd
this side o. New York.
All siRfs - LADIES' work manufactured ~ usual
tA.cnitfi MOORE GARRETT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
BOOK TRADE.

BOOK TRADE.
nAR ID TIM Es,
BIT poS'r FORGET
II H F. III OLIDAY S
Are close at hand and the place TO supply yourselves
is at the I'd
Rock Island Book Store.
We are prepared las usua) with everything in III.
Book Line Among our
Animals and Gilt Books
Lnan-t. O Memory / Queens q England
r xls. H .ap' Offering o"ar' q sapoeen
SNOW Flake kIleducia
F.oral Keepsake phi,cIo i!a &c. Sc
With al the Standard Poets and Authors In fine
'iso fne assortment Of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn
Books, Albums, Ac., &c.
We have also an abundant supply OF Mi,csIi ,neous
sni Juv NH.
GIFT AND TOY BOOKS,
In great variety.
Col0red and Cloth lorssners
that will not tear
Also al ext nsive supply Of Games Bnilders Blocks,
Puzzles. CHI. Men Of All n .a,,t,s I,.,t f:.u,
moa Boards, Writing Desks. v arx Boxes,
Reiicules, Card Cases aud Port Monaie.
III almost endls es variety
Our Stock Of
Papier Nacke Goods
CO, considering tie hard times that even H. mos.
onom!cal can adora - make their u uaI annual
GIFTS to FIJI -nc5
We al o have Fine Stock OF Gold Pens, Pencils
Tooth Picks, Gold Silver Thimbles, Shell
Combs, Mourning and o,h-r, superb
FAM, Ac, &c, sc.
Our Stock Of
MAGNIFYING AND SPY GLASSES.
Is very extensive
We have many articles In the fancy line Of superior
quality, that will be oil red a. tribe" above COST
Il sill not do to forget the Juveniles even II IN ney
l, scarce, aud We have therefore made selections to
suit the Purses Of all,
Vel have for
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22
Removal.
Wood. Kitchener & Co.

HAVE removed no No. 6, Commercial Block, Brs-
"A dy street, below Second. See advertisement in
another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

For $40 OH Lease,
THOUR LOTS situated on u and Scott st1eet. ~
q particulars enquire o. CoRDu Dow, o.
CAugIA6tS1 JANE NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-22

{. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
attorney \ Counsellor 1t Law
Real Estate .agesss,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ofSicE with I O. Eads, l.. Claire no~ >.
tranec l. Claire Han nov. -
L. de; to P'ou'Puy atRo.
Lands bought and sold IN Commission
money loaned q uniueumbered Real Ksf... ..cr.
Taxes paid. and Collections made FIR n.,,,.. a,
section 81 the country S.'ses :" IA
An 'xteesive aeQuainta nce In Ra.tern No. w.
amohs these about to emizrate 10 this vicinisr 80.
oie- me TO oner great iaducsm-nts 70 49, favise
lands 70 dispose Of, ssvDO
-RErEREucEs
TX 0ov Myron II. CLARK, Canandsiep. NJ
Non Non G INA, H. Rugsles, Poushke epsi.. ny.
ion' Sohn Thompson,
Non. George ", Sterling .
capt. Richard Peek, New Haven. Cam
aon. b. Moran, Aurora, w
Eev. fheo. l.. Cuylcr Me- vo,A r -.
Bensoh J. LOSING ESQ. g
Bockee, Innesi l. Co, Chicago III
ISilman, Powers Mclean Dayennors y-
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CHBRIYH LEOEARD's onioe NAV hereafter n
~ found at the Court House.
II. LEONARD,
S"'enSn"rtu ~ ar,tt 40 urtv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-07
JsAn bean an d hls BRIDE.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune. !


PHILADELPHIA, March 81, lS57.-Quite q
sensation was produced this morning, at the
breakfast table in the Girard House, BY the
rumor which was rapidly whispered round
that spruce, dappsr, neatly dressed young
man at one Of the tables was John Dean.
and the young woman at his right hand was
his loving wife, late Miss Boxer. 1t would
be very ungallant to make disparaging re-
marks Of d lady suffice it to say, that the
universal conclusion among those present
conceded with the remark OF the officiating
clergyman, that the lady has evidently the
better OF that bargain. Gen. Hiram Wal
bridge, who is esteemed an excellent Judge
of beauty, remarked that Dean was alto.
gether the best looking man in the hail.
The happy and famous couple are on their
way South.