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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

Tn FAxnr HsRnD On Wednesday n the prrs-n'
week issued the arst mpressos OF the FANNY dsnAin
win nothing than . simple preliminary sno''""s
men the sale Of this initial number rsa,hed ave sh"usssd
copies with such excellent starr the prospects We
new paper Of the highest kind u VII DC continued
On Wednesday Of each week and vi contain comcs-ss
record Of cuyrep, events In Ill parts OF the -ord.
Ne very GOOD and very cheap newspaper. The ,ssxs
Of supscrp,iop are t~o doilas per anpum four
,nale number.
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ahs Atlantic Telegraph.

81 JOINS. N r., August Z, 1881
The Superintendent OF The Ncv YorE ana Nsv voass
snd telegraph line, 10 about open an ofoe q rr,,Ay
Ray, the point who're the Atlantic cable 70 be b-oas
ahore This will enable TO Communicate the re@as "
New York The instant the telegraph feet comes In ssn
rhe steamer are expested 70 roach Trinity Bay bsvrs
the 2oth and 25th instants-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

a New ABOLITION MovEsEsT We publish
elsewhTe q call for National f nan pstion
Convention. to be held at Cleveland ohio. on
The 25'h, 26th and 9Th of this month. The call
II sigued 10y soDe three buodIeo persons OF every
variety Of political complexion, aud belonging TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
Missouri Election.

es Loun August T. lAN
The returns from thirty eight counties gse Nsa~ Rn
Inns . majority Of Ais E Clark, demoorst, hes sso
elected TO Congress In the Third distro. BE saooss~
James g. Green, who was elected 70 the United sasus
Hen>ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
Vhe Crops In FiorSris.

WAsMsoros, August 7, 1884
letter from Marion county, Foros, 70 the CAN,sAs
osusr, says the corn crop there s good C,oa -,
misirg bal there had been delusc OF rain ror ssvs~~
week., which continued wsuld do material ,ptur,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
North Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, N. c, AuKum 7, lssi
IN. few returns the this ssss
show that the democrats hsve carried everything
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

DARAfH-
wAlaISGros August T. 1851
medical Board consisting OF Surgeon General hoas
La vson, and Surgeons + Moore and Lamb, Il ehs
United States army, will convene q, West Point On
9ssh INST 70 examine the physical qualifications of cSDa
dates previous 70 their admission into Ms-y ACsdn
Port Gibson having been abandonea militia poss
the War Department, has i,sped ssrreDcsr
he Cherokee nation, In accordance With q
treaty Of 1885 s the iueaon Of The Cherokeee :. isy
Oh a city on that s'e.
No New Orleans papers we're received hero tooaS
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Nail ksobber Arrsstsd -,

AuGrsrA, Go, August !, 1879
Samuel scot, Postmaster al oolners. sou,n o. ~uSs
has been arrested for roob,ns the MALL and h nos h -
q Augusta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
Texas Eles1lOsi.

NEW OaIAse, August 7, 1877
The Tel election returns ndcae election o. RAJ
nels by about 600 nativity fAr he.rd o~a
the oppceon have elected candidate W TIE Isxia.
IAture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

PsovDDcs, l. Assua ., 1874
Moses B. Ives, one Of the most promneo. msp u IN
STATE, died ~ W1wicA to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washington

News from Washington
OUR EBW hn16TbR 20 TsS HA3UHEHAALra on f01
PkksIDKNT-bLL QUIET In GAssAs-THB CAA1 a.
TIE PIRATE JOKE SMITH.
wAsHsGros, August 7, 1861
Hen Henry O. Murphy arrived here snis evening, -
Gel &c anal instructions, which have been prepared 10
him, prevtoosto his departure for che Hague BE u1h
from New York On the 10th instant
The President Intends leaving Bedford springs for VISA
ineton on Monday next His health and spirtt ere
buoyank
Dispatches were received today nom Governor Va
ker He reports everything quiet between conflicting
serexs, and spprehends difficulty the future
deems the continuance Of United states troops neosa.
for the present.
learn to day that the Attorney General has made q
decision In the case Of John Smith, the Porting wh3
wss condemned to be hung The papers ell In shs
hands Of the President, and 10 expected that dsas
will shortly be made The Attorney General Is agssss y
Communication OF the ence aner careful exAmnAAas
Of the papers before him.
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We have news nom Barbsdoes, British West To-
dNs, TO the 18th Of July. Our correspondent at
Bndgetown esys:-Poliecally everything IL tran
quill, and the health Of the island good Coolis Ia
borers are desired; they sll do well for Themselves
and for those with whom they are engaged. Daring
the pat fortnight markets have undergone little
or no change. he stock OF breadstufs Is anpe for
the present. lour is he'd at So a $40 rs, and the
Demarsrs market is getting short viii n strength.
ems the demands Of holders here, hut the supo,y OF
native produce in week or two will weaken this
demand, AZ the consumption will greatly diminish
Lumber sells at $50 t35. Shingles aud slaves are
now wanted. Our procuce market is exceedingly
fiat The shipments for Q month to date to the
United S ates comprise / TIC hhds-. 62s tierces,
l.454 bbs sugar, 5000 puncneous. lit bbIs mo
iassts. The crOp is cut through the island aud
will exceed 10000 hhds. The prospects, foe next
years crop are very e1ccursgug IN the young
canes are vigorous, and a thi more ground paut
ed Bills Oh New York are ut 5 per ecu, discount
The Gales OF cotton yes erdsy rsced sooai 1900
bales, ciosIg quite a for AL g-a,e. nd a, oaee.hn
cent per ID eava' ce for m,dotpg New Orleans We
Dow quote mddlig upiauds 1890 sus m,ddnss New
o'iean' (Shica sra,c al 1879 line q, sdo oae' Il
niddirg Movie sold u; 15s, F,ou- ~as ns,, s;o-t
and receipts, while rses fair exs mt aui price
generally 6tm Wheat IN fair demand, With saes
nsw TerDe,see rcd Ut 81 70 o 81 rs, ami white Cana
Dan at 81 IS Corn WAS ~, with moderate sales Of
Western mixed at CSC q $3.50 Pwk was firm, Wit
GALES In o<s OF mess at $4 80 $2t 3s, Au, SIC St
clear Beet continued Ia go,c demand aud q IN, With
Gales OF plain aad extra Chi ago repansed slss
$lp Sugars we're firm, with sales Of 500 500 nhos.
prices given ese Coffee steady III mod
ate rahsactons Fro'ehi engagements moderse 70
verp sol and LONDON while were stesoy with
out change OF pomeDs In quotations..
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Mails far Europe.

New Work., saturday. August S, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

FtsOf GARDEN, srn-d~ay-TrGHr ROPE FLATS -THx
Z ipA Hpzss- HiA ncBE TIE hIvAL PugIEs-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

Is mortGases Of Rsaf KstatecSe-
curity ampl., but not doubl, the
amount Of loan
The u ule Of the company 10 10 Ioan not
over y the value on assessors'
boobs Gfpropa rty 70 BE- mo6tgAeed.
Real 3 tsts-brick Book, Main
street. SpsinRAeld
Other Stocks and n0nds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
Arrival Of the Atlsutlc.


NEW YoRk, Dec. 81.
The steamship Adriatic arrived this A. n.
She left Liverpool on the 9Th, at 2p.n.
The Adriatic brisgs 2l4 passengers and
$4,000 in specie
Two convoys Of provisions had arrived st
Lucknow
There had been some severe fighting
there.
GeneralsOutram reported wounded.
Sir Colin Campbell and staff had started
for Cawnpore.
The troops also are moving IS faak Is pos
sble, and would proceed to relieve Luck
now - soon - in suf1icient force.
More troop ships had arrived out.
London money unchanged; still active
demand; funds advancing.
Gold is flowing into tho Bank in large
quantities
The City Bank Of Glasgow showed q large
surplus, and will Resume business
The depression continued at Hamburg.
but it had been resolved to establish a
State discount bank, with capital of $780,
100000 marks
Numerous additional failures had occur
red, but it was thought the turning point
had been reached
Both houses Of Parliament had voted
unanimously a pension of e1OO year to
Gen. Havelock
The Bank Of England indemnity bill had
bee" ordersd to q third reading in tho
House Of Commons
The Levithan was making slow progress
daily to deep water.
The marriage Of the Princess in set down
for the 25th Of January.
The Bank of France had reduced rates of
discount one per cent
Malta and Corin have been successfully
connected by submarine telegraph.
The Russian army is to be reduced 10000
men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
A. Man Murdered.
RocHEsrER, Dec. 81.

RocHEsrER, Dec. 21.
Our city was yesterday thrown in state
of great excitement by the discovery of the
mangled murdered body Of Chas W. Little,
lawyer of this city, in Genesee River, a
few rods below the falls From the evil
dence, it appears that Little and his wife
did not live happily together, and that a
separation took place about year ago. but
for the past month or two they had lived
together again. On the ground was dis
covered blood, and other evidences of a
conflict were found-a piece Of a victorine,
corresponding with one worn by Mrs. Little,
rosette matching one found in her poses
sion, comb, and pair of spectacles said to
belong to her brother, Ira Stout, a young
man aged about twenty three years, and the
arm OF a chair, said to have been taken from
the office where Little was employed. Mrs.
Little's left wrist and her brothers left arm
were found broken, showing that they had
been engaged in some extraordinary con-
fiict. The evidence so far seems strongly
against the wife Of the murdered man and
her brother Ira Stout.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

GRAND GlFr CoNCERr.-To-Nigh
will be given the first of Prof Hul's Gift
Concerts, at Metropolitan Hall. on which
occasion there will be displayed some of
the best musical talent of the country. Mr..
Hull has been subjected to great expense in
this matter, and ss it is worthy Of public
patronage, We trust there will be liberal
attendance. The instruments 1.-THE piano
and melodean) which are on the list Of pri'
xes subject to drawing, will be used on the
occasion. Prof Braunlich has been en-
engaged ~ pianist These instruments
are of the lateet manufacture, and warran-
ted to be in good condition. The distribu-
ton of prizes to ticket holders, will take
place Immediately after the musieal psrfor-
nance; after which those who wish,
can participate in social dance in the new
hall. Persons wishing tickets of admission
without any interest in the presents. csn
obtain them at the door, The programme
for the occasion is made up Of choice selec-
tions, which will undoubtedly be sdmira
bly, performed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
From the South.

Washington, Dec. 90.
The Southern mail from all points As late
as due has been received.
The Mobile Register reports the inunda-
tion Of the Black River, 55 feet above low
water mark Between 1000 and 5000 bales
of cotton had been last, a large number of
cattle carried off, and much other damage
occasioned.
AT meeting on the 4th, Gov. Winston
presided, and addresses We're made by Percy
Walker. Judge Meek, Judge Hopkins and
others, and resolutions adopted favorable to
the Walker cause in Nicaragua
The Legislature OF South Carolina has in
definitely postponed al its resolutions in ref.
erence to Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
HO WARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL ABE


A Benevolent Instituttos, essa6lisAed BY spsotol
endOsrment for the RELIEF Of tie sick and disfress-
I'd, dDtictid sosta VsTS1ent and Epidemic die
e0ses.
FTsO I'll persons aficted With eexual Diseases such
SPERNATTORaHEA A, eIAINAL WRAI-
NESS, IAPOTRkoE, GONORRHEA, 0LRDf, ev-
WILLS, the vice OF ONANI0 d, or SELF ABUSE,
&C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw-
full destruction Of human life caused ~ Sexual do-
ease and the decept'oDs pract ed upen the unfortu
nate victims OF such diseases BY Quacks, several
years ego directed their Gen. uting ss char
table act worthy Of their name, t. open Dispensary
or the treatment OF this class Of diseases in Ill their
firms, aud TO give Medical Adeics Cratic, 10 al
who sppay By letter with description Of their cond
ton Iase. occupation, habits life &c and In cas-
es of extiem pow ry, 70 Furnish Medecines free Of
Charge 1t Is needless to add that the Association
cor mauds tie hgheet Medical skill of the age, aud
Will furnish the most approved modern treat1ne.t.
The Directors. review Of the psst, feel -ssured
that heir lsb1rs in this sphers Of benevolent oort,
have been Of great bsneft 70 the afflicted, especially
to The young, an they have resolved 60 devote them
selves, with renewed ssa to this very important bat
much despised cause.
Jnst Published BY the association, Report opsr
Eatorrh9a, or Seminal weakness. the Vice Of Oman
ism Mastdrbation Self-A buse, nd other Diseas
| Of the Sexual Organs, By the Consulting Surgeon,
which vii be sent by mali, lin sealed letter
| ODE FREE OF OH AR0E, on receipt Ct Too 0tsnpl
| for postage.
| K. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Associ
ation No. 2. South Ninth Street, PhiladelphiA Ps.
GD0. 6AIlcHLD, ANA p. HlA1fwDLI,
Stcrstdsy. Rtet&mt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.

NEW AND GENUINE.
vIYE have now our sto>k for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall be glad 81 our friends
nd al who wanting Seeds for the Yarm or Gar
den.-Among our Field Seeds may b. found.
sPRIu0 wHEATs, BARLEY, RYE. MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATs POTATOES
4 H0 PHILLIP, RED bLAss, AND OTHER vAnIETIEs
OF CORN ETC, ETC.
Glover, Timothy anu other Grasses, with large As-
PoT the Kitchen Garden will be found . full and
ompete assortment Of every vegetable seed wanted,
the best varieties and selected With great and
maay 1t much expense. Several new varieties Of
SEEDS will be found among our impovf ations
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained supply Of The seed
,lthe above plant, now attracting much of public
sttention. Il Is most thoroaghy endo' sed by the
loading AgvcultursIists, and agricultural Societies.
and Agricultural Papers in the Union.
Al this especial time II IL vel worth trial. From
No corn, In addition TO the stalk :or yrnp or forage
making It much more profitable than ordinary crops
4 gentleman who has tried It, rays:
lone acre Of the stalks, properly cultivated, VIII
ield from 400 10 800 SALONS Of fne syrup, equal 70
be beet New Orieens; and fFom the same roots,
second crop Of excellent fodder. sown broadcast
In close drills On land deeply pIowed OF highly man.
foddfr 70 the scre Ihe seed Is excellent for human
lood when ground into meal, and fattens domestic
.ni@as very speeaiiy.
from the oiginsl Importation will be offered in cl th
packa0es, each eontsng enough 70 plant one-fourth
an acre In drills, With full directions for the cult
vatlon which u perfectly simple. These packages
vll be forwarded per mall FREE ef pos.age, to any
address receipt of u for package. wheo not
ssot BY man, wc Will furnish S%roposionate guam
ny.
Early orders are solicited, ss the supply Of seed 10
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT VIII bs found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and al Of the most ap-
proved articles.
- Dealers supplied st liberal discounts.
npFull Catalogues srst.s ON receipt Of . eestsgl
stamp.
HENRY p. 1AER.( 4 Co.,,
W - No. 3ol Edke Street., Chicago, III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

SuIcrDE,-Last evening at about I
O'Clock Mrs. Longennetto, wife of Jos. Lon
gennetto, saloon keeper, corner Of Second
and Perry streets, committed suicide by ta-
king strychnine. Mrs. L. was subject to
mental ALTERATION, and on this occasion
grew furious while in the saloon, smashing
furniture dc. She was taken up stairs and
quieted. and left alone. In few moments
she raped on the stove pipe, when her
husband went up and asked her what the
matter was She replied that she had ia.
ken poison. Medical assistance was called
in but too late TO render any aid
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
Mefchant'S 0aFglipG Oh.

HAs ben for ore than 20 70 before the pub ic
III inim-nt ads ptsi 70 the nee q ittes maa
snd as in it, appi stio and no artic has been
bet sustainsd BY tetency u uTpose, and 10
- eY lily Appr, ciated b. community It II tubstan.
lilly Iii It is recomWsnes1 70 b by us frsDds.
MERcHANrs 0AnoLlNo OLA, ,tandard rene
dy for bo msn ana beast. This 10 one { the hest
and most vii ~ known LnimeAt III. day ahd for
fami , use 10 nns1rpassea.-NeCs, VsvSy, ksdi0N0.
sTwne ed, 1857.
NJ 1o1A rs 0ARcLIH0 OrL-There 10 no medi-
cine thai better stood the test Of lor And
experieIc. than nerchsnt Carrying OIL W0twS-
sOscs VIE Dem. Jelly 2s, 1855.
Pamphlets gratuitousy furnished BY agents with
testimonials q rs utility.
All orders addressed TO the, Hroprietors, y. b.
Tucker Co., uorBVcIt, NJ.
For sale by Drug lists and Merchants generally.
tie Dritsh POSSE ssons, snd
other countries, ahd BY "a YLoa DALLOSD, Dsven-
port, end ~ agents In very town in the
vicinity. Whoiesals ae ~ large ceUmescial towns.
De 11dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

FINE Books &c.-The firm of G..
W. Ellis 4 Co. seem to be taking the lead
this year in the sale of beautiful gift books.
Their stock, bought expressly for the holi-
day trade, is quite unequalled in this city,
and we advise all who wish to purchase a
splendidly bound and printed gift to call at
No LeClaire Row, and examine the stock.
They have also large and varied assort-
ment of other rich and desirable articles.-
Call in and make few selections.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
NUMBER 50.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

"GRow1NG CoLD."-Thc prospects
for a contnuanc of warm weather are be.
coming more and more dubious. Naviga-
ton has dwindled down to its last stages ;
the public work. are entirely stopped, and
our people mig ht as we'll be looking out for
serious change in weather administration.
As 1t is, We have already enjoyed three
weeks more of open weather than we did
last year. Notwithstanding the temporary
suspension Of navigation upon our river
If winter has now indeed come, let us do
our best to enjoy it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
slaves Captured.

New York Dec. 2l.
The bark W @. Lewis captured as SLAYER
at,,Cougo River by the sIoop Of war Dale,
has arrived here. A brig to windward
was supposed to have bean captured as q
SLAYER and is expected here in few days.
The British steamerElectra had seized the
bsrk Clara b. Williams and an American
schooner, Many slavers were reported on
the African Coast Twelve had been cap
tured since the Dale arrived.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
Arrival of the Black Warrior

New YoRK, Dec 81.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived from
Havana yesterday A. NJ. with news to the
18th inst.
Trade generally dull.
Money exceedingly scarce
Sugars had slightly advanced. The new
crop would be unusually large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

Observation-Disclosures is directed to
the card Of Buchanan, Johns d Church.
They will give particulal attention to any
business in their line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23

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