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COUDERsPGRT ACADEMY.
J. uENDRICK, Principal.

j. uENDRICk princiDal
VVHE Academic wear will be divided into
L Three Terms oi thirteen weeks each The
cenlb,r Yth. 1886. The SpriuC ar summer
Term will commence On Monday. 4pll 9Th.
IS5-. aud thr Fall Term IN Nondav An.,u.r
2ith. 1871.
TIT EDNrS
r....
pN' 'e'i1' u '4'' ''eA "''Af' ~ 'o'-
'0"N
PRIMARY StudlcS-l -ltcadInG, Spelling,
Mental Arithmetic, &c, - %
Common hngllSh Branch chSS-O'eoEra-
phy Ortho6raphy, Arithmetic and
Hfammar -
hisher hnai'n branches = Natur"I
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
and tr>t Lessons ln Algebra, 90
Higher tAcmatics-A! scora, Geoln~
ctry, &c, 90
LanGuages-Latn, Greek, or French, 90
Drawing, extra, 30
Piano Music, extra. ~ W
u ..., -,
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PROVISIONS

Constantly on hand, such as
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, FISH, SALT,
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, BEANS,
OATS. FLOUR, CORN NEAL,
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PLCMS.
and many other articles III the line of Provi-
sions not necessary to mention. Also,
WOODEN WARE,
such as Brooms, Wash Tubs and Boards, Mops
Dinner Boxes, &c, which will he sold low for
cash or ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, Butter.
Eggs, Cheese, and in fact almost everything a
farmer raises will be taken in exchange for
Goods, at their cash value. ! invite the at
tention of Villagers, Farmers and Lumbermen
who dcsire'to make purchases in the above
articles, and solicit them to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere F.. X. SPENCER.
Coudersport June 8, la57.-l0:2
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PROVISION STOKE.
e. K. SPENCER,

y good assortment constantly on hand, from
which will enumerate few OF the leading
FL rlno .nn.h
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

and many other things too numerous to men
ton, will be found in this department. which
will be sold at a trifing advance from cost
. raadv
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

AND ALSO-The right of free in
gress, egress and regress, in upon through
and over the above described tracts, piuc-
es of tracts and parcels of lands and eve
ry part and parcel thereof, to fell, cut,
hew, bark haul and take away the said
timber trees from the said lauds, and also
the right to pile and store the said tim
Der trees Oh the said lands when cut and
divided into logs and timber until the
same can conveniently be hauled, hoated
or carried away, and also the right to
build, make and construct houses, roads
and bridges, for the purpose of hauling
and taking away the logs and timber cut
and hcwed from the said timber lands,
and also all the right to use the waters
and streams of water in and upon the
said lands and flowing through the same,
to float and carry the logs aud timber from
said lands-the said right to cut and carry
away timber trees from the said lands, as
above described, and all and singular the
otherrights and privileges aforementioned
and described, and each Of them-to contin-
uc, and to be used and enjoyed, for and
during the period of Fifty Years, to be
computed from the fifteenth day OF Febru-
ary, \. ID. 1886.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sod as the property Of The Sunbury
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
Old Soldierss Convention.
Na.heunkno Ian

VnSutnksou, Vou o.
Tic Convention Of thu soldiers Of the
War Of 1872 assem blei this morniog 10
the Common Couucil Rooms Of our City
Hall. A Committee vas appointed 10
prepare resolutions, Gen. Lesiis Coonbe
being the chairman Of tho Committee.
The number 10 attendance 10 not as large
~ heretofore.
Resolutions were reported aud unam.
mously adopted. Among them 10 one ds.
slsring shat justice and precedent require
the passage OF geu eral pension Law for
the benefit Of soldiers aud sailors Of the
war OF 1912 and Of the widows OF such
% are dead. That 10 Congress fail to do
so the members OF the Convention pledge
themselves to bring the subject before
the people 10 future elections.
Mr. Coombs offered resolution which
vas adopted, for tho restoration % suoh
officers OF tho Navy who were unjustly
deprived Of their command BY tho Naval
retiring Board, aud asking the exercise
Of executive power 10 that end A com
mittes was appointed to Wal, on the
President and tender him tho compli.
mems Of the Convention and inform him
that they will individ uslly pay their res
poets 10 him. Tho President returned
sn answer, wishing them peace, plenty
and long life.
Spesches appropriate to tbs ocoasion
we're made BY Deles ates and Mr Cussiss
OF Arlington.
A resolution was adopted appointing
. committee to devite means for the ereo.
ton OF monument to Jsmes Madison
who recommended the declaration Of VA
10 1872.
The Convention adjourned sine die,
leaving the time and place for the usxi
meeting to be 6xsd BY the President Of
the Convention.
A general Pension lev such % the
Convection desires, IL pspdisg 10 ths
House from last August.
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the P..,dent
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Com n :ss:onet o. he Gene L nd Ct" e
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTiOE
CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the iigh, of pre-.
empiion to any Of the lands wiiiin t.
tOw nshlps and parts Of townships above
enumerated, is required 10 establish the
same to the satisfac ton of the Re lister and
Receiver ct the proief Lad Odic-, and
In AXE payment '.i-r.f,r as soon b, iactsca
bic afte' seeing This III lice, and before The
day sppaintei for The cru.Ine ceIDent o. lhe
putlic SAFE of he Ian Is embracing the 'rs, I
claimed; otherwise such claim VII. be ior
feiied.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jan II, 1857 oace W l3wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
English and Classical School.

YINHE n.st term OF Ar. Herman Hambu -cher's
j Classical Schcol commenced on Menlay, Jan. Str
ls5,
suiiabl roe m having b.en procured la Wiley's
new build ne, csrner Of ith and Brady Streets fAi
es wiz De an 'rd d fof aequilings thorough prepa-
ration for College pursuing any OF the higher in
glisli branches.
Parents and guardians respectfully invited %
can AMI examine his meteo o. instructipn.
For further particulars inquire OF the Principal at
the Scott House
REFERENCES
nev I'D mss n, Mr.. Vim. Frrriday,
M J. n. d. Burrows. Mr.. J H. Dalzell,
Mr.. Cheney Munger Jan. 8, dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

AVERAGE WEALTH or Individuals
The statistics Of taxable property in
the United StateA recently compiled
in the Treasury Department, furnish
some interesting items Of intelli gence
in regard to the average wealth Of the
people ofthe different States. The av-
erage value Of taxable property in In
diana and Illinois is 1894 TO each in
habitant in Michigan it is only 1899 |;
in Maine it is t2lO; in New York,
e40o in Ohio, sss; in Connection.
i, is about $500; in Massachusetts,,
1926 in Georgia, s5sA; in Alabama,
1894; in Louisiana, S450; in Mary
land, about s4l0; in virgiaiA ESQ I;
Il Kn~Nnnkv nA0n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
Type for Sale,

One Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
vAb fyrs 10 partly worn, busin xooi workias con-
istoa and works plain and clear. u vii, be sold
= 10 applied Tor soon. dAwf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

THRsE MrS KILLED.-A fatal acci-
dent occurred or the Milwaukee and
La Crosse L. X. near Milwaukee, on
Monday. As the La Crosse train was
coming in past the Round House the
hind ear was thrown off the track bv
lee, and this threw the forward car of,
which was smashed to pieces, killing
two men ouyhtright who were piing
wood, and injuring third 50 severely
that he must be dead ere this time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
9=TmE HOOPS osl. RIO -.

49, ~ ss.-~
A STREET IscrDESr.-A full rugged
maid of fashion, with hoops all boldly
set, moved up the sidewalk gaily, OBJ
served by all she met. The walk was
very wide, but the hoped skirts were
much wider, and 'twere useless cen TO.
think of walking up beside her. Her
checks were ''red as roses" her face
was all a-smile; and her treSl, it was
as dainty as though earth were too
vile. 1t was her hour oftriumph, and
she didn't seem 10 know that coast
ing sleigh was coming at a speed not
very slow. But it came, and ere she
knew it, her "props" were knocked
away, and she was going down street
with "a boy upon his sleigh. The wind
it blew quite roughly, turning all the
hoops aback, and Of partly smothered
screams there wasn't any lack while
the maiden didn't know what she was
or wasn't about. her person much re-
sembling an umbrella wrong side out.
The passers stopped and wondered, as
the swiftly speeding sleigh devotedly
kept onward, rushing past and fast
away; the boy cried road" and liked
it; and xfely "shied" his sled, with
his own feet pointing backwards, and
the maids thrown ont ahead. They
gained the level safely, and the maid n
full Of wrath, l,okel back in angered
silence upon their Travelled path. ''iou
good-tor nothing scamp" she said. I've
a mind to shake you we'll "ioul
face was covered up. mem, and You
know ! ncyer'i tell said the coastina
lad quite boldly, and in Joyful mood
be bowed and SAID, good morning
mem. yoa held your tie ~ good-yoa
did T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

Mattress, .; e.ery kind I rther Is d m. Pillows,
Blankets, quits. tet:at SA etlngs { rti.w
Castings,
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BlACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
AND
The British Quarterly Reviews.
Great Inducements to Subscribe /!
COST ElDucEp % ro5 PER CENT.

l.. SCOTT d 60, M" YeRk. ntinue TO pub
lish the following leading British Periodicals. viz
/. THE LONDON QUARTERLY CONSERVATIVE.
2. TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whi-l.
Q. TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church,.
L. THE WESTMINSTER RE,IEW ulbera)
5. BLACKWooD's EDINBE RICH MAGAZIH.. Tory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
Ringers Sewing Machines.

- B-orairay, y. l. 10 Ozark 81 Chicago.
'lNaESa MAeb,fs nave tab! shed x eat " IA
J. ! on 'oanati oil, : / -ianti.l xcclIense. Iie Ia
p'oHt q Us ng OF ,nes III, hines regularly EN-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
WINDOW SHADES.
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.

itul pans4d and rich SOD shadr,, White, Bsf
Gftti ana bltr Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
CLRT.lF.S GOODS,

To tai, dep. tiAent shall dcvut Increased e'ten
iion. W btrt in stoTs and day re sF.aS
R,ci Embroidered { 10Th Car.diRs
French BrocdtH gin pattern, and y Yard
Mgn .feeut Scftae VIII hroea; l., 4. riders
Bteutifai Satin DsLGines,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

NnIHn pRt1fsA-Rai.sas, psssAs. pspass. u
~ ASyiss. psssAss. Ustysatss Citsoa. ee., -
1vAn6. UUDw . %.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
STATE DEMOCRAT

F5'i1sff1's EfSY3rNT.
Anniversary OfFrahkiin'S Birthday
JAEUARYI1, 1857.
Tho = sv npor; TyroSE phieai Unisn IN secor'i-
with the custom de- ign iebrstirn 'hs d4y bv
SUPPER 10 b. sirrr At tire LECLAtR r HOUSE,
ON Tie niBc Of he ID b.
An Address ~ Rev. g. b. MAGors. God MEslc
VIII ~ furntth d, and al may .xrscs an cnttrtain-
meat worthy Of the tcc1tion.
Printers tdtrfs. and all persons connected IN any
wsy with ia. Pfptns business, o. With The !.tsTa-
.rre Of this age are Ia, ted 10 be present.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
A r Lusr. W " III ming, psrtctt,
u PATIO, SIP tisia, II 4 REID;
Gee II Parief: VIM Craig: W PStaub.
Tirkrts a'fmii'ng LADY ana Gnn'er, N, 50 %,
% BE- hal u he Cnmniise.
jsn6itiT News cary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
Face Curtains,

,shic, Tor Reauty Of Fri and Syleutsr iu Design,
CANNOT BE- su sa,s.t--var,ie from IS 10 $lOo pr
pair
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

II" ENTf THREE eligible Budding Lots. situated
on harrison, Third hipicy and Rlondesce s,ieets
tiealsrs enquire OF Comm / Dow. or
Lsu---J tMEsNAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12


A NOVEL F,Rs.-As officer Eeao vas
walking ysetsrday on Sixth street, he
observed little IN advance Of him : 10.
dy from whose ample skirts, . vspor %.
peared issuing. Tho phsnomsna riveted
bic attention, and be followed on, while
soon the 6rst 6lny cloud became more
dsnse, cad, while wondering in speech.
lees establishment, bright blass bures
forth from behind. Here was . climax
requiring speedy and prompt action; tie
lady was on IRE and must b put out, 90
dsshing forward the officer ssissd her by
the dIsse, and gathering up the folds Of
that and the volumisous pettieoss 60
bear upon the eruption, be smothered
the eon6sgrstiop without having recoprse
to the opposite element. The lsdy, Of.
ter expressing her gratitude for che time.
y service, accounted for the Ore By eta.
tiee thas che he'd short tine previous
been standing By = stove, ssd one OF her
hoepsd ess0snts being Of light fabric.
It beeo0e ienised. After eseorti,e her
hee residsess 10 New stseee, Rean
80 soeueoo4 = bic beet, . vhole ~
Doetmooe Wins Alnee:t.a -Cls. O.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

SENrlxsNrAL,sx.-M Swishelm, mott.
cling the publication OF new love story,
ssys:
"All that stuff above woman's love
has besn said over and over hundred
Thousand times, to the great detrimeut
Of the best interests Of humanity. There
10 no kind Of necessity for using the prose
to persuade siIly girls that il Is very 70.
mantle end womsnly love scoundrel;
10 leave her affectious uuesrdsd by req
con and experience, end drift helplcs.ly
into sio, sham and despair - an s,i.
dence Of her unsuspecsing womanhood.
G"lts not true that wonsn's affection
are any stronger or durable than mans.
We think the opposite is the case, and
that two thirds VI oil the women who
pine away or die Of love, do 90 for the
want Of something better 20 do
Everything calculated 10 make love
sickness . feminine requirement is q
great injury; bot to etrew the path Of the
suicide with tho flowers Of poesy and
romance ris, 10 degree, reprshsnsib!e.
"The best motto to guide youoe girls
through the msses OF love is, do right
and trust to God.'
A girl that bee done no wrong has lit.
tie cause to mourn over the icklencss of
. prstndsd lover. Better be should
change his mind before than after mar.
risge."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
PILOTS ROyERS AND NiTCIlES.

-p"ciai Meeting 81 led p hi nj FlIe
E&.s2Y Engine and ilosr CO fopan, will lie bel.
riSsrs p. gu Monday Everiag Dec ,2,h at ~
O O'Clock at tn unic. of /. ID ,urdun
Pnuc'ual at ndince II mcinb. ar a rr-tsd
By ord.r Of An I.irTIER
Janlbi2t r.ssIcut,
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To. E.lxIS,
Lana Agent. and Notary Public.

nfFi' IN BraiN F'r'et, over isllinan p wefs
SAFE - Lands. Iioar7 and l. t. or nv Lnd N ei.v
y e'"'trt - ri cc'hg OF u bt- ofaisr's. Paving
r',e' hover 81 nt-.sni h tli.c.,i .o,n =,
WIN u' LHrl AGENCY 'nsin's Ito CIV. hi, Z my
th'hi - - dt'c a., Rnd pronp;Iy In the .tovv
lsl,t wi pi a,ctal ,..I
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Wcbster's Dictionaries.

!. ~ etstif'o EnGtridgsj,
2. lGebstsr's Counting House
g. Websier's AsGdtHlr
4. DIrGstsr's Nirh .sotool
g. WeIstefis PriRasy,
G. Webstsr's I'0sAtf.
Veb.icr's On arts Dictionary
FOUNTAINS three fiancs he matter fourd In 80,
~ othtf English Dictionary co.lpil d Ia TIL eoon'
try.
aS- aL for Yebste,.s (aarfo Unabridged -
There III Ion Il WeLsls rs Unabridged Die.
iionary bui ti.--lone co1tai1ng lcsfths matter,he
illustrative quotations. the tymolog.es, full dstnl-
tn ms, &c.
"a Dictionary Is the last 10 X which 4 scholar ever
cat IN THE VERY a tTTra WUI,U HE MOST
vA1rxQ f3roa .t,noe
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T. C. EiDS' COLUMN.
-
4 Card.

1hh Undersigned " M leave In charge ~ his busi-
] ness dufiaT his absence Col " y R-owr q,
w, snvw ihemsflNrs . he ind biel /, J. h or r O
h'f', by note Of cthrr~i-c, VIII make psym,nt -
IA Imam, Powers N NJ a.. an
UNIV T,C EAD9
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LAND Fol, SALE.

~ itk ~ acre lots, mile north Of y iItou .ta,,oa
l. OF. the and II Esiir al, on reasonable erms
Also. GO acres, one mile north u wscott; ch.sp.
ohe-hsi cash. taianc, Ia one and Two years.
Also $40 acres IA Washington county. 20 acre.
hnr timber, and running water on part This Issd
- "hb III miles a. IN Iowa city, and IL from ssh.
lnstoi' on a huc rood from Columbus to Rich mad ..
WIZ se s'ld cheap, and part on time.
Also ar 20 sire lots near Iowa City, beautiful
farming land, and welt watcrci
Also, Lo's IN Wes' Davenport ranging In s,ys
from 60 feet by 200 70 acres; sold fr dova ,nd
balance In one and twa wears.
Also, se}"ral neat bindings On leased ground
would be soid On reasonable terms Appiyio
r
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Thnsn Periodicals ably rel sent tue three great ps
l..cal parties OF Greet BrItaIn-Whie, Tory AID r.
dica-but politics form- eaiy one feature OF III ir
character A organ. 81 II most prof 'uI Writers
Science Li'eraturr. Mora,ity. and X ligion th-,
stand ihey always have stood. uarisai-d n the
would II lctess being ID red .ids nsab.e % The
holir aud lie I.sof 5;ai. man while to the mt H.
,.t ai.i o. very G. L. thy furnish correct
and sat ssa-;aly ecor o. III current literature 81
the day. taro ilhort die world. than DC possibly
obj ir-i from any other source.
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F.ifHg' STIR

hi'l b. presented!
F.{Effy' STIR
/ which Miss ST. tLIs viii s,-tija hvc oharacle .
sui D1ncsa
Scotch Stra,hspcy and an IRIS, j
BETSEY BAKER i MARRIED RAKE.
Strs. Isictrac Saiiic 81. Clair.
III usei I'= ntit.
Ad,s!ssion - Ccsts.
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NO7lCE.

M psfson having Policy OF Insurance la tn
"A Keystone Co.. OF Philadelphia, will please hsIi
Ia their name sad the amount Of their policy, The
sao .erite., H. ". NORRIS, Auctioneer
tsniod,f II re Second 81 . doors east u Perry,
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olice . hereby Hiy,n that the partner ship hereto.
~ FORE existing tstveen the subsc lbcrs cudes the
nrp' ami name u II ger woebes, has tbs day b en-
dss ived by mutual asrecufnt.
A. \ u. Weber are sl,.ue suthorix {, cs;l Ct all
sisims due To tue late partnership. End ill ciains
ss.i"ss the hrM are 70 be paid BY THIN.
January q ley5 dsoRGn RACER,
GALLUP VOERxRs
(JSo. ~ lfot AnAEpC6 WOEnB0.
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.HnsfissgS.

Always on hai.i larxe stock or Canton Ma.iings
Also. supe Tor Cocoa Maiiings IL all "It.ls. Alt-
able for on ,es Saloons, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

TNERsuNS having Rssl Estate in Davenport We
eInlty .hs. ,tsy wish TO exchange for an assorted
siocx OF Merchandise, at cash prcss, will posse cali
an nv s,osc u. W. NORRIS,
Auetiouess Cemmisslsu AsreLsat.
decf,iie kecoA6 ssrsat, u-sr Perry.
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The Postare ~ my part u the Unitel ate> VIII
be brt 19rctHV four ctnfs var FOR =. acs~oIt,"
ana bit F5urfse,s terfs year icreaeh III. Re-
.ls~s.
~ the abvvs prizes til Periodicals will be a:ti.h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

members be appointed by the speaker,
with power to send for persons and pa
pers to investigate such charges, and
that the committee report the evil
dence So taken and what action in
their Judgment is necessary on the part
Of the House, without unnecessary de-
lay"
Mr.. Paine-l scarcely know wheth-
err | ought to say anything or not.
know nothing about that editor or his
Journal. l know nothing about any
communication to it. know not how
the editorgotthe information. know
not whether it is true or false; but |
do know that there has been propo.
sition made in the House, by members
ofthe House, on that subject. Sen
sation and cries Of ''who is he : expose
him. l shall not name the gentle.
man. Cries Of "down in front
stand out Of the aisles-we can't see" "
| shall mention no member BY name
IA voice-"You ought to do it''
It vas with feelings Of indignation
heard the proposition. (Criss IL "what
was II f.-tell i,'') The reason VIII, did
not announce il to the House was, that pen
ding the organization Of this body, when q
member j. in his place and stated that !
fellcw'nember had made On attempt to tan
pr with him for . vote Tor Speaker, the
only credit ne received was that he va.
laughed al, and it y - charged that he did
cat accent the profFsrsd bribs because no
such Prod sbls place to Be- bad. say dis.
tinctly, there Is not want Of truth in the
,lleg 10, c ntsined in the Times' article.
A dis'inc; proposition was made to ne BY 4
membsr of this House in regard 70 the MIN
'e'ota Land Bal, and that 81 500 would be
Owen In consideration Of vote for that
bill, Il the proposed committee shorld BE-
.ppainted, and it I em called - - Wit
nsss, sqall give my evidence Aftei
come further dsbs'. IL Iesolutiea was
sdo:sd. Tns Speaker VIII aaaeuaee tie
0oDDl11ao ooeDeosouh
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Jan II, 1887 once W l3wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12

WILLIAM Doof,T. WILLIAM STUMP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-12
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Ths NEWS from the Pacific.

from the Chriestou Courier, September IL
We are indebed 70 our Hspn correspond for full
dice OF Fan Francisco papers for tho fortnight ending tho
2oh uh they are almost destitute Of everything eroept
discussions Of local politics.
We notice an appeal FOR Hsunt Vernon IN hs Fran
cisce HTaid
TIE from Sail Lake oty Is OF little Importance or
ste The sants appear 10 have become considerably mol
h5ed. The ferocy which formerly characterized Brig
hams hasrguee has disappeared and he no addresses
hM audience In Tho mlldeff m.nner.
The election In Washington Territory has resulted In
democratic victory A far the returns have been
maze 20 democrats have been CHOSEN TO the Hoase OF
Representatives, and but repubrcans The vote for
delegate gives Stevens (iem Sic majority over Absrnc
thy. opposition.
with reference 70 the Indian vsr, NO have the follow
Ing from the Icfnt1 and Derzocyrt-
We lean from setgi O'Brysrt and gordy, employed
On tho Indian Reserve, opposite Ssstle thai parry OF
Northern Indians utxeres) again paid visit 10 he low
prt d the Sound on tbs 2is jay. On this occasisu
thsy numbered sixty sx suong-rxty % them women, 81
lssrt the wearing YpiTe itdlcated such although wu
the opinion Of our imoymanls thai nearly All we're men,
sguiEed In vomen's olohIne On leaving The Sound
they being rrrsued By the outer Ie rscu DAVIS
fss wrd and tte would permi,-sbsy paid Tying
Walt 10 the Clasms, on whom hey Instantly made bsls
continued their journey, ard ~ course made rood tbear
,ef, was tho opinion o. The above named FeniIemcn
ths, Bot for be close proriy n the cutter Al hs ins
tho Indians stoge mentioned wouli have pitch "a into ths
party o. rhom be~rs oBry,nt and eoudy formed pat
SD such been The soul would have beeu saved
MI hsviIg bui one gun and revolver aboard