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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
70 a q H.
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

TINHIs KILN viii burn four hundred bushels Of Lime
Stone (Which good stone Is equal TO ons thousand
bushels Of Stacked hme) twenty hoars, with ioaE
cords Of wood aud is perpetual in its operation the ms
being drawn three six honFsi ro the oase ana
repienshea the top Of the cupoa fhs Is Dat rue or
binary every day capacity OF the Kiln as has been aban1
Antly demonstrated by those already In operation Al
also makes much e than thai burned In the or
binary way, all the stone being perfectly burned;
ANY numbeT OF reliable certificates 70 the capacity o.
the Kiln and any information IN reference 70 H.
vii be furnished Appca ton by letter or otersise 20
ubscrber Who Is for the sale rights ana pat-
-@s - j. A. RIcHARDs0S.
MsNinnviIe, Jan. 90, 1857. ianSo-dAwsn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
CONLEY & JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
Eo.i0 Broad st., and "a South Marketst.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.


SIuF tsNs y N 81 4 g Is ETC.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE, A LARGE AND
j copiete assortment OF Cooking and Heating stoves,
Of sze PFee aud pattern, that bTossAt TO th
Ws manufacturing ne Wrought Iron okng stoves
Of sizes ranging IN prise lrs sl0 ttao Of ne best
and heaviest material.
Tia ware wholesale aud retail.
Copper asd Sheet Iun Work for al kinds Of aaohnery,
steamboats, Stationary kngines, ac, Sails and Dstiery
0oTk Has - lhs shortest aotee soda foants made and
repsr FoohnE aad EpoaIing done sth neatne and dis
pach Ia icts eVeFythaEs that Requires ls CcFPcrs er
shset Irea tons - - Ia ne beat nanuer ADD cheap
- any. CONLEf JOHNSON
Ne. 10 Bread e.. add - South MARKET 81
gahs5. Nashsiiis, feHu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
Painting Establishment.

\ GSAA v4AS LIZ VCSOAAS4A@AAOAt
DULDERs. Householder &c, requested 10 take
ID that the undersigned having made he necessary
arrangements, scared the ssryices o. competent
W0Ekmen, Is nov prepared TO take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the ue Of bis vocation ia aslits various branches
In he department Of H0USE PAINTINas she subscriber
Is prepared with she greatest pFomptness
contrasts however large which may be rendered style
upon which cannot TAIL TO give satisfaction
Is also prepared execute al manner of SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING RAlNlS6 AND MA RBLING
having thar department secured tie services Of The
expert and experienced artists.
subscriber request having Wcrk la his
Hae give him call before making anal aEraagemsRs.
r. +. FLEMING,
Sc. 6s Union st., besseeR Cherry and summer.
raarchTIAu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

NASHEELLEs TENN
TINHE attention Of Railroad Companies Farers Manu-
factmers, aud all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGs Of description, GEARING CAR-WHEEIS Of
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS 4c.;
respectfully called this Establishment gros
up rapidly the premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend business
fully extensive before, and shan be read take
orders for Machinery and Castings. We have already
commenced operations in blachsm It'll shop aud Boiler
yard shah give immediate satisfaction TO old and
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics OF personally
attending his depaFtmsnt-and thus shall he
able superior work AZ lover rates than hereto
fore done this city. We shall warrant every piece
work done this Establishment and give pronpt anc
personal every oret LETT AZ oee thus
hope satisaeton and be paoniEsd by al
friends Of home II anufacure. n. 1ACkER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
tuus27-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
To ali the Eastern Cities.

To ali the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OR WHEELING.
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A M 10 A. NJ. and
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveland, PittsbuFg, Steubeuvle and
Wbeeifpg Lightning Express-Leaves Cincinnati
O'Clock A. NJ all the Eastern ettle also Detroit via
Cleveland, Springfield "l4ininsoA S'sie'e Lancaster
This train stops between Oineinnau aud Columbus
Loyeiand Morrow, XeniG and London only.
SECOND TRAiN-Ceveland, Pittsourg aud whesling
Snress MaiI-Leayes Cincinnati &c 10 o'clock, A NJ, via
Cleveland Pittsburg and Wheeling for All the Eastern
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAM Accommodate Leaves Cincinnati at
o'clock p. NJ, Springfield, Wilmington Clrcleye,
lancaster, ZAneSVilie aud Columbus
THIS train stops At all points between CIeinnAu and
FOURTH TRAIR-cleveland, Pitisburg, stsabsnvhe
and wheeling Might Exprest-Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50
O'Clock p NJ, Ce' Gland Pttsburg, stsabehvie aud
wheeling, for all the Eastern cities.
This train stops all points between Cincinnati and
One train on sunday at $3.50 O'Clock P NJ Columbus
only. .. ..---.
Cincinnati time.
Fare as LOW as amy other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all information please apply Al he once, No Bur
House. door west OF Vine street. No III Gbson
House Building and Old once, southeast coIncr Broad
WAY and Front opposite Hoase at the Easter
CIAItIs MANLY Depot, EAST FrOnt street.
once hours from 4 A. ~ Gntil ~ ia.
e. ,, FULLER General Agent
IdE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all the
nneiPal hotels for each and every tran 81 vthg d.
aarsta all parts Of the city, without tail
Jylo H. b. hUGGLEs, Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. 81 OILY.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, coaehss BuggieS,
Light-W4ggOnat &C.
No. 80 Lever HIarkeE street. NashV LIIss
Al neN mAnufaetuFing every variety - -
ii sad Style Of Eehicte, frsse the pialaeas
ob - Ehe mnst bezatifai and elzboratiy tIf<-~tFf
fnishsa -o11
Having engaged urs1elas woEknea sna obtained larss
soast Of me eest % siscA, prepared 90 do Worz
which a eaEraFe With any IN tAe whole country et r.
stEis durability. Al sBds q vuhees kept constantly On
hsEa. o. pTomptiF me1e % ordeys
EVerests Patent Coupling
This Fcftant igFeFesent - the csapaE icaFTiaEe
A. has aNak1ns4 mGch Interest," Arsaghea The eeunlrF
aad islooksd asa vita tAs zhsFe il i bssi
kEaan. uavsaE the ekcasrE ~ Tia city, An na
maknF aftAe b castfeetias Carriages B1Ewiea &e
BE g. Lesser AAEkst street, laa. ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

TUE andsrsfEneI having oEdega Ar WHEAT, wlipsy
she highest marset rate deiiVerses az Acfea a Ter
81 NEBR,
luivfF.-l Cotton and Predaes iroaer
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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Chill
| dren

S,UUU ipohss side An extra lot Of strong lace
Leather al II which invite The attention q s planters
and mschinst 20 this above articles. Whch n be sod
the term for cash. a. No Sc and So Of Broad
way and College street.
septi9. b. r. CUTTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

lano Fortes, Fooks Stationery Boots Shoes Lfouors
49,, &c, ln bottles Camphine and Spirits Turpentine in
tFpetinF, China Glass and Glassware Cigars IN
Ciocks, oonfeconaries Cotton Cards Drv Goods i,
re OF oaIes Drugs Fruits, Trees and sbrubberv
pn. NtIoen seeds Looking Glasses Looking Glass
49, Sat owners risk) Oysters in and lars sad
u'eTyi I'm and Brttania Ware Teas and Spicas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07


L., - Sipped via Savannah, should be consigned to
o. central Railroad Savannah and packages n, ark
euSSars Agent R. r, Savannah. Ga.
Aget npped via Charleston should be consigned TO the
VI the south Carolina Railroad Charleston and
~ mar ed care Agent s. C. Charleston 8 O.
rates as above all expenses from New
70 nashville. No commission drdUGgs or irIgyCJgs
81 20 et|teT az Charleston SdrdHHdh.
may rely upon uniform PROMPT deIiy-
ir ~ poth lines Over charges and damages by either
oe a9udged by the agents OF the Nashville and
Cse o. lost or missing goods, will take charge Of any
for necessary for their recovery, anG il not
VIII pay Tor the the expiration Of so dsvs
- nou'e Il given Al notices CTiosf g0gds fer Nash
re ar "tEttOns he NdsIr5l1s ana JL1yygUogo1
h s, must be addressed TO II. l. Anderson SuBt .
, merchants when in New York will receive every inrms-
ana assistance In shipping, by applying 10 The Agent
u e charleston line No 1875 Broads ay and the saVan
nan Line, No. 10 Broadway.
CHA's. W. ANDERSON,
E4uH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

HsHNT AOSOEAs.-Ws haFs .as : sspsfs 80
- Hsaoas for shirts, ofthe handsomely esnbrQiul
a. aor sale b. saasf s.. 4. Asd4Lt-
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SECOND CLASS.
THTR ID CLASS.

except such specified in third class Coeaa
maeh merry, Foreign Liquors barrels ana ppes
boxes, Leather in rolls and boxes Oils in bar
800. AHn casts Crockery and Queensware in crates and
casks, Rice, Whiting aster shaet b. - r,.- W
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

Isbt uats Furniture and Carriages boxed and other
otba. NOT enumerated; also, Carbcys Acids or
rates. " NlN'seN At uOuole AFst class
nave every package plainly marked with name OF
10 oesiination and depot Of delivery. Attention
speedy delivery 1' anu 'os2e'' anu lhsuFes a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07
Cabin Passage 60 New York
u u nr O Y "a IL.

* IL III x v - ~
TVS subscriber takes this method o. informing his oa
cussosaers ana friends aad ths pebble generally, tha
he renoVed bis Hardware store iFo ne 81 stAd On
Narkst sfrsst 70 S. ID tbs large brick peidns lately
erected side ~ Bread street. where be keep
onstahtF On hand makes 90 order ne various aFtes
81 lie teFfte1 especial al
Teton 10 his large assortaent OF CASTING HOLLOW
sVRRF RRASs ~ sach Mantle and Ceal Crates Nag-
. 49, Pio sIois Caters, Ccrn-saeilerz, Cern-
ssbsrr Mi Crushers HsauF Work and iroa fencilg
49, ANS Tea - eitles Brazs Kettles nQglrous Csnde-
tir and a. Almost eudess variety other aFticlss
~Te~aS-sf ANDEkW ANDERSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-07

s First Class per Toe Ibs., ? 10
nil .. a. :, IS
~. n. IS
furniture and Carriages boxed, and other fiobt
GOODS rot enumerated Carboys Of Acids or
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs, u L oo
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P. 2. PECK & BIO,
~ p PECK * BRO.,


1--WE this day Fseslved three COACHES, which "
II bsnsVs 70 b aRsr aRy In FenHsssse tune7s.
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NPECIAI. nAnE.

- Axes, shovels Spades, sad Irons zinc ard Tin {, MI
sn5 LNs Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes Mani
Carr Oor age, Coffee, Heavy Ca tngs MN Gearir
epTlngs, and ANes, Railroad Wheels and A II
Oi'alFs and Spikes, and Royin in barrels ~
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
- Produce Merchants Broad and Market streets
Nashville Tenn, will devote particular attention to all
business intrusted to them. july9-u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02


aad instead OF CROW ding our halls exhibiting
an Interest and giving us large audiences
they DO not even equal those Of Muscatine,
and consequently we find ourselves largely
| in debt at the close of each course In ad-
! ditlon TO this want of encoura cement and
patronage from the citizens, the Society has
met with opposition and discouragerue ent on
tie part Of some Of the members, being %
| unfortunate as to embrace in its member.
| ship some who are never present at it.
meetings, who never take any part in its
/ literary exerc.scs. who never assist in bear.
| ing IT. burdens and who, instead Of inspir
ing others by their presence, discourage by
their absence There Is also debt Of some
| 300 still unpaid, which was incurred in
hitting up our library and debating halls.
and the gentlemen, Of whom we borrow ed
this money, doubtless by this time, consider
1t hopeless debt against helpless debtor
In such n condition and with such history
1t Is not strange that the Society should he
sitate before attempting another series Of
lectures But. hopeful and fearful-fearful
oil being more largely involved, and hopeful
Of better and more liberal patronage. we
have again concluded to try the experiment
and have engaged the services Of some of
tho most distinguished lecturers Of the coun-
try, and with this complexity Of feeling.
hope and fear, We present TO the citizens Of
Dayenpor, the following list Of lecturers for
the coming season
Is. T Taylor E-q.. of Chicago
l.. !. Nh.Pp!e, Esq, of Boston
Rev. Geo. u Boardrnan, of Rochester.
Rev Chas Il. Bassons, of st Louis.
Hon. Jno w Fowler, Of New York.
Wendell Phillips, Of Boston
Rev Henry Giles Of Vermont.
Rev /. Starr King, of Boston
Rev. II. n Powers. Of Davenport
Parke Goodwin, of New York
Il W Thompson, Esq, of Indiana.
Gen. sam. +. Cary, OF Ohio.
lno f. Dillon, Esq.
We have also received very favorable
letters from Horace Grecly, George Sumner
and others, who are intending to visit the
" est duiing the coming winter. Every
thing seems to indicate that the citizens Of
Davenport will be favored with brilan,
and Interesting course of lectures. Tickets
ior the whole course are $500 and can be
had at nny Of the book k-s,ore= To any one
purchasing two tickets, there will be re.
ductlon OF Sl.OO. We trust that these lee.
tures will be we'll attended, that the citizens
will discover a liberality worthy Of them
selves and the character of the city, and
that the Association may realize a hansome
balance, sufficient to pay off all indebted
ness and have a secure foundation in the
midst Of difficulties, whereon to stand and
wait the coming of better years
III. NJ. PEIcE,
Pres't, dc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

Large cuts charged double the dimensions 9
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half thar
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood u
apply strictly v the immediate business af the adver
ti-er and all other advertisements sent In by the ad
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices Tor religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged as
other advertisements.
Advertisements fron abroad must be paid for In
Varisbiy In sdrance, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising terminabie At the
oaion Of advertisers they paying sdvsncemsnt Of
- per cent. ihe contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt 10 resdn6 matter
~ per advance above rates. and kept on In
eide ID per cent. advance regular rates.
All transient advertisements must 10 paid for In
advance.
6EO. " WEST Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS l. BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. LIsCHER q co, Der Damokrst.
HARRINGTON wII.KlE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
For the State Dsmocr at
Lectures.

MEssRs. EpIroRs In announcing to III G
public another course of lectures. | take oc.
casion to say that it would not have been
strange If there had been no lectures this
winter. The last course was so rep,unerafire
that it was for some time question whether
It would be safe for the Young Mems Lite
rsry Association to embark In another en-
terprise of the same kind.
In their efforts hereafter to provide first
class lectures every season, to esta blish Ii
brary and to build up a literary institution
in this community, the association has re-
ceived very little encouragement from the
citizens.
Thus far it has been struggle and q
sacrifice on the part of the young men con-
nected with the society. Time has been
lost and money has been expended in its
behalf, and the most strenuous efforts have
been required 20 sustain it. There are now
debts amounting to some $3.50 or 5000,
which have accrued in procuring and sus-
tanning our annual course OF lectures.
Judging from the population and the moral
and literary reputation Of our city, equal to,
If not greater than that Of any other city in
Iowa; We had good reason at the com.
mencement Of our first course to anticipate
from the lectures . handsome income 70,
increasing Our library. instead Of being In
velvsd In debt every year. The sitiseus o.
] psvsarses . lsstuss-ssiag p,spls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

INDIAN SUMMER.--Wc are now in
full enjoyment Of that delightful period
in the fall season, known in the United
States, as Indian summer There was a
tradition among the Indian tribes of North
America, that THE interim of delightful
| weather was given them 10y the Great
spirit that they might hunt and supply
their wigwams with the necessary food to
serve them through the winter season. Ac-
corlinglv this time was faithfully employ
| ed III collecting from the forests large quan
titles of venison, which was dried and put
away for consumption when the rigor of
winter had rendered their going forth to
hunt very difficult
With the white race, too, this season is of
much Importance. The farmer takes ad-
vantage of its presence and finishes up his
fall work, and prepares for the coming blasts
winter Our citizens are also taking ad-
vantage from it. The carpenter and mason
are doing their utmost to complete their
work-the merchants are displaying their
most attractive fall goods-and it is most
glorious time for the ladies' They are ex
tremely busy in looking over the goods
and making such selections as may seem de
sirable. Everybody joins in general praise
Of this glorious weather-the Indian Sum-
mer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
Boiler Explosion


TToVldence, Il. T., Oct. %
a steam boiler in the Hayward In
dia Rubber works exploded this morn
ing, and the buildings constituting the
works were destroyed. Two hundred
people were at work in the building at
the time. Many of them were serious
ly injured. The boiler was thrown
300 feet, and in its course carried
away the side of house where the
famlly-were at breakfast. Two of the
workmen were seriously injured, but it
is hoped not fatally. Loss $4,000 ;
insured in New York. The cause of
the explosion was lack of water in the
boiler.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

STEAM GoING \ WH,LISG.-It is said that
the Whaleshlp. America, which sailed from
New Bedford on Wednesday oflast week.
took out steam whale boat The machin-
cry consists of two oscillating engines plac
ed in the stern, which drive paddle-wheel
This boat can be propelled at the rate of
twelve miles an hour-two more than IT,
usual speed Of the whale 1t is about two
feet longer, and one foot wider than ordina-
ry whale boats. The steam generating evil
inders can resist pressure of 900 pounds
to the square inch. This innovation eyi.
IDENTIFY contemplates an abandonment of the
old method # approaching the whale by
stealth, and in long chase ,will be a great
labor-saving machine; but it is doubtful if
the experienced blubber hunters will trust
themselves in steamboat to fight whales
Safety in this business depends upon celeri.
ty of movement, and while an ordinary
whale-boat, managed by skilled oresmen.
would 'starn all and evade the uplifted
fiukes of the whale. screw steamboat
would be Knocked higher than kite. boil
er and all. To tow the whale boat it would
no doubt. be very serviceable, leaving Jack
in good wind to tackle the fish after he had
reached the scene Of action.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

The money market has been quiet
dull to-day. Exchange continues to
improve, but the sales are small. Do
mestic Exchange is unaltered. At the
Stock Board in the morning there was
an advance in stocks and the market
was tolerably active. Prices at the
Second Board were irregular, but gen
orally lower
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

BLocKApE.-Six loads of hay, ten
loads Of wheat, six drays, seven carriages.
two wheelbarro VIZ. and dozen footme, qof
mixed up III front OF our office, Saturday
After conslderabl, figuring and squeezing.
they made out to get apart, and &C OF their
way rejoicing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
NEARLY CoMpLETEp.=ThcM Main 5,

NEARLY CoMpLETED.-Thc Main st.
sewer will be completed in a day or two
more. Care should be taken in covering il
over. that the maeadamizing. which was
necessarily taken up, shall be put back in
IA good u state as it was found when the
work WAS commenced The benefits derived
from this class Of public improvements viii
be appreciated hy the proprietors Of the Ie
Claire House. who have heretofore been put
To much trouble by want Of proper sewer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

Hickory Nurs.-The boys are busy.
The woods are surrounded with all kinds of
urchins who, with baskets, pails, sacks bags,
caps and pockets, are gathering aud carry
ing away this delicious product Of the tor
est What more agreeable position than to
SIT down, on cold winter evening. before
warm fire. and eat hickory nuts2 Gather
them in, boys, you could not find better
occupation for these pleasant days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

OYsrERs.-Bailcy is receiving. daily,
by express, the best quality OF oys'cia
which will be sold by case or can. At his
saloon, the public can have them served ~
in the most approved manner
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
CorLDN'r DO live attempted t.

CouLDN'r DO live attempted t.
count the wagons on Front street, and the
Levoe. on Saturday. From the stand point
We had tolerablo view of the numerous
vehicles which occupied the entire ground
before US, but We might as well attempt t.
numerate the pieces of broken rock which
are laying there. We thought Of hundred
that didn't begin-then of thousands. that
was u stretch Of the Imagination. We con
cluded TO set the number down at n legion
or a myriad Orwell. to say the leat, a
right smart lot Of them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

HowEs' PATENT TRuss BRrpGEs,-
BY advertisement it will be seen that Mr
L. G. Boyington has become the sole propri.
etor of this patent, fos the State of Iowa
where he. will continue to erect this popular
and substantial style Of bridges. They are
known by all to be the best wooden bridge
now in use. Mr.. Boyington is well know n
to the public as an energetic and reliable
contractor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
Body Found. -

Providence, Il. l., Oct. 80.
The body of Ira E. Smith was foun
under the ruins of the HAYWARD Rub.
Der Works yesterday. He was not
employed in the works, but was along
the street at the time of the accident.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

CoEsERyATIvE.-T coal huckstcrs
were endeavoring to keep up the prices
which have lately been marked down by
the proprletors Of the different yards in the
city. How far they will succeed in their
endeavors to sustain former prices can be
easily imagined People are not over fond
of paying more than the market price for
any commodity. especially during these
times
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

CRoP FAnURE-Letters from Zante, Of
Sept. 18th, state that, on account of the
many rains, the currant crop is total fail
ure
The decree forbidding the export Of corn
from France. and facilitating Ito imports.
tion, had been extended 10 the ooSt q
sspt, issA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
caleb Gushing Dropped Down a Peg.
Boston. Oct. 20

The Democrats of Newburvport
have nominated Hon. Caleb Gushing
for their Representative in the State
Legislature. He accepts the nomina-
tion.