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TVIfN 7
sy touIas above St Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared TO do all kinds OF Work
in their line OF business such putting mp Tin and Copper Gut
ers Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roo
in nl parts Of the city moderate prices with promtness AMI
dispatch Al kinds of JobLiu and Repairing attended 70 viii
Gtspacn By strict attention a orders, hope merit
share OF the public patronage.
We leave to refer the following gentlemen: hesSrs
Crozier Wing, Jangon Mcintosh, Cook Morehoust Ro
Hughes, G. " Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller, Turpin Co., j. W. Jewell.
Letter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange u 81
Charles fe2ldaWW
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o U A C H | I A RIV g R.

Leaves on SATURDAY, April 18th. at 5 O'clock p NJ
, T=ss =, FOR A Nj ID f. No JACH TIA
River-dirfct, hc tine fast running, gh dIa
sssge=-EA passenger packet steamer w. A. Andrew,
Nm. Cooper. will leave above Camden, Beach
Hills Little Bay Chanpsgnolle, Pigeon Hills ION Saline river
Cornsh's, Warren Hl-ys Landing Providence Point Long
View, and Hamhnrg1 Aabuma Landing Ouachla City, Port
Union, Mouth D. Drbonne, Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Har
sonburg, Trinity and all plantation and way business For
freight passage, apply on board or to
ais SNAPP Il HITE, Front street.
The Fox will the of
Bluff City for Camden
B5- The Fox stands No all the insurance
oHir
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near Paris. 1t is not generally known that Franklin
invented the manifold copying ink and press now in
such general mercantile use, whereby fac sinile of
each letter is Immediately transferred into a book of
tissue paper: Franklin kept duplicates taken nthis
manner OF all bis letters public and private The
prime cost of the collection was Fl 900, but Mr.
Stevens went to the further heavytostof having tie
whole of them sorted repaired, mounted and hand.
also. Many of the letters had become egible from
age and damp but such, carefully laid out on highly
glazed Bristol board, were passed under heated me-
stored the writing. -
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EFFECTS OF THE. FROST IN NoRTHwEsTER LouI
sIANA~sThe A. Democratic Egs'tDe Soto parish, q
the llth, says: ..'
The damage which our planters have suffered is
ncalcn!abe tardly vestige of the gardens is left
and all the cotton that had come up was of course
killed. Many of the planters think that their corn
may recover, but the weather has continued cold and
disagreeable the whole week. which leaves very little
room for their hopes and expectations to be realized
Ihe wheat crop in this section of country is entirely
destroyed. 1t was but last year that our planters
made the experiment of growing wheat, and were
very successful Encouraged by the success of last
years production there large quantities sown in
our parish for this year. but we fear this severe loss
will discourage its culture in future. The woods pre-
sent melancholy appearance, the sturdy old oaks
looking as though their beautiful foliage had been
crisped by fire.
The Natchitoches Chronicle, of the 1lth, says:
The severe frosts of Monday aud Tuesday nights
last have proved very destructive in this part of the
State. The cotton that was up is all lost the corn
is entirely cut down but will probably come up again
except that which had jointed the gardens are
almost ruined and the fruit is almost entirely des-
troyed. We learn that many planters are without
cotton seed to plant over again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT-h the WASH
ington Union of the llth, we find the following Off
cal announcement of appointments 20 t
Christopher Carson, re-appointed, to be agent for
the Indians in the Territory of New Mexico.
Samuel NJ. 1ost, of Missouri, to be agent for the
Indians in the Territory of New Mexico, vice Abra-
ham G. Mayors, resigned.
Jesse B. McClenden of Louisiana, to be receiver of
public moneys at Greensburg Louisiana, vice John NJ
Vernon, whose term of Office has expired.
Henry W. Pallrey, of Louisiana, reappointed to be
receiver of public moneys at New Orleans, Louisiana.
lister Of the land Office at New Orleans, Louisiana.
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~ e :. BEN hiETREiHSE g co., M
N 81 porters of Gum aud Sporting Apparatus in all
N$SAE/ II its branches. Wholesale and retail dealers in
-3fHS& American Rifles Pistols and Firearms every
FESSM variety, 55 ST Charles street, ST Charles
~ ~Hotel, New Orleais and l3i Main street, Gin.
ri,n ma
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IMPERIAL LINsANITY.-This great circumstance the
coronation this imposing solemnity on the erection
of throne, would seem suited to making profound
impression on Napoleon. 1t would have seemed that
his ardent soul must have swollen to its full must at
last have entered into the plentude of its employ
ments. No, far otherwise. His ambition was so vast
he already began to find this earth too small for him
this sentiment, manifested on this occasion, never
ceased to act on his mind with new force and at last
ended by inspiring him with some belief in his celes
tal origin The day after his coronation he said to
Decies the Minister of the Marine, while engaged in
familiar conversation with him, (and he, the latter
repeated it to me shortly afterwar1s,) these very
words :" came too late into the world men are
too enlightened; nothing grand can be done now-a-
days" $ What, sire, your fate seems to me to be
brilliant enough what could be greater than to oc-
cupy the first throne in the world, when one began
life as mere artillery offcer?" "Yes,' he replied,
"my career is brilliant, acknowledge; have had
noble career; but what difference from antiquity
Look at Alexander after having conquered ASIA and
announced himself to the world as the sonof Jupiter
all the East believed in his divine origin except 0ym
pias, who could not be ooleda the subject and
except Aristotle and some pedants of Athens Now.
was to declare myself to-day to be the of God
the Father and was to announce that was about to
render him thanks being His begotten son, there is
not fshwoman who would not hiss me as l went to
church. The world is now too enlightened the day
when grand things could be done has gone by.' All
commentary is idle after such remarks.
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ECTORS.
r. W OGDEN, Of the firm of p. Cusachs Bro. & Co.
CARL kOHN, of the firm of c. Kohu Il Ryan.
l.; +, GENERES: of the firm Of Abat, Generes h Co.
VICTOR MAIG NAU, of the firm of V. X Z. Magnau
II. J. ZUSFS, OF the firm of Shaw 4 ZnRts
p. LoBlT. of the firm of Iiobt & Ch0ruentfer
JOHN DoLH0NDE, of the firm Of Martin owen 4 Cobb
\. CHIAPELLA, JAS. DEYSRODT. al
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EELT-For shearhing ships, for sale by
mSO 2taw5t IL 2Massziae stree
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 1sth inst, nj O'Clock P. NJ.
, n1rs FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. HICKMAN
Chester. pc Girardean New Madrid mphis
s5sas and all intermediate land nes-The fine fast ru,-
ming passenger packet steamer Edward Howard, Chas
Pe master Will leave as above For Freight apply
on board or SNAPP HITE --'-
alb FToht street
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV E R..

Will leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst, ut 5P NJ.
r. FOR LOUISVILLE-The light draft
lGlEts passenger packet steamer, Antelope, Captain
Ed Brown, will leave for the above all in
ermeiae landings Fo freight or passage apply board
n8 plan of the cabin can be and secured
by apply ing to the agents.
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- SSafhR %hRS + Az $HAEHs saEfS;.n LINE 1Ei;

~ UNITED STATES TKI- -
yI5ssAe4lssicSs5' WEEKLY MAIL LINE l6AHlItSS
TO VICKSBURG. ESQ.,,
ON TUESDAY alton THURSDAYJOS stTURDAY mt
5P. M. at t5P NJ p "
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent U
States mail packe u. mail psrket Estates mail pcke
iTfrincess5 captain ~ n ] o lNatcheZ, Captain
Mlis2n VIII leave Capt. j. b. Canon IT. +. Leahers will
fSr Donadsonvle win leave for DON leave Donaldson
Plaqnemine Baton adsonve Plaque. Vile Paauemine b.
Roge Port Hudson mime Baton Rouge lton Rouge Hnd
nyou sara ed Port Hudson Bayou son, Bayou Sara Red
tver Sara Red River River Landing
Aaats Natchez Landing, Fort Adj Adams Natchez Wa
waterproof Rodney ans. Natchez Waterproof Rodney
a. Joseph, Grand teproof, Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
Tn Warrenton andlst Josep, Grand Warrenon and
mcksgarg tinit Warrenton. burg every SATUR
nuhSDAf, at 81. Vicksburg, Mill DAY. at P N.
NJ kens Bend and Lake
providence, st &c XII
Island Reach and 'F
lSkipwi'h's Landing Sd
every THURSDAY
lat JPN
The above mentioned splendid passenger leave
on their regular days without fail appointed All
business entrusted their will promptly faithfully
attended TO- Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned w M
the OF the boats Vcsburg will forward
IL WITHOUT delay, and without any charge.
These boats will not be responsible
containing money je,sery other valuabes regular
Ds OF tding aken specifying the value and
he freight PAID nor for vauabes deposited with
by me passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply board. to-
-. CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row. 81 Earondeet st.
n3o Il 7. b. SMITH, No. 3 Tchoupou las ST.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, April 18Th at5P NJ
IT, FOR YAZQD RINEtR.= .=LEFL

Greenwood Sidona Tchula, Yazoo City, sa,d.
tia NicksDurg and all intermediate iandings.--
The fast and fine RAINING steamer Lewis Whiteinas,
Wallace, B. F. Powell clerk, will leave For
freight passage, apply on board,
all F. O. RANDOLPH K co, A. Union st.
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LOWER MISS SSIPPI.

Ieayes every WEDNESDAY, at 3 NJ
r. :. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
EhtS R:ghetmFor Carolina Landing, As hton Pitchers
Camacks Landing MIiikens Bend YcRsbnre Grand Gulf
Rodney, Nachez Lake Washington, and Woathneon
The elegant and swift running
w. Powell, J. H. Estis will above For freight
PASSAGE apply on board
nl5 If T. B. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitoulas street
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GlLMAN's PNEuMATIC sq,EA1I GRANU
d; l. "a BENnhII; FRANCIS LURGES.
"a ~ ~ ORLEANS OI1NANIE MIA l.

"a REV. REV ORLEANS opYASiE ;S4sSf 5FSfF, STA1
,6 koN NDRhS-Ihe undersigned beg leave
n.y. The public md builders generally they are manu-.
~ trctnrng all Kinds of Architectural Building Iron
Work al NOS 81 and 81 CirCu5 street. such az Veranahs Rail
gE, Shutters SAFE and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs. Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. ~ ~
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Tron Col,
unns entiator end Sash Weights etc and Rilrl orders Of
ever. de,erptonot Castings Columns House Fronts
with despatch. ~ '
MA 3m BENNETT L CO.
NEWE0N =: iyII4SON ~ CO, PRODUCE BRO.
AEiGi ANTS No 36 PoyCras street,
business entrusted them will receive their personal at
t5Aton, and meet with prompt dispatch,
EREsCEs-
Mer8 iiaEFerty Lntting, FouChe Poydra, sts
rroRe} ti'SoG Co., No 2s' Poyitas street;
:, Bunnell y BaieiN, :. 10 iravier
Hugely, Blair Co. g5 :. .
- A. H. May Il Co., Qt :. .
DR.. g. r. Cmndine. Natchez Miss o2 ly
e. NORTH CULEtbNl, ,ATTORNEY-AT-LAW u IA
Fs attend 10 all professional business ST. Landry and
Areyeles that be entrusted his care Office at OPE.
T!0lSAS, La
Retcrrncesttas. N. Waterman hardware u ,rchan G.
E2un, attorney at-Iw; Nixon Adams CT -sceut Office
new prieHas m26 lyd&W
MOt.A SsES-MOLASShS hS-MULAS, ,ES-MOIASSFS
from the
ORLEANS
LOUISIANA
and
CITY REFINERY
FOR sale by A. THOMPSON " Co,
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FOR RED RIVER
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 18Th inst at5PM
fYzss. FOR ,DEFFERSDT.+ = NJ 1T H.

Leaves on SATURDAY, April 18th, 5 O'Clock P. NJ
FOR GRAND EC0RE, NAT
chtoches. Alexandria, Collie tiortons Landing
fssss Barbn's Landing, Norrnans Landing and all in
temtdtte landings Red River via Cane Little Rivers
the fine fast running light dranght packet
Rapiiics, Capt. John c. nowy, will leave above For
freight or passage. apply on board
az SNAPP 4 EIITE, ! Front street.
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1 llIrNlkVANT ANNOuNCEMENr rn M

Az FOH SALE-A SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL.
kf&tn ing ship of 1000 bales cspHCiy. VIII be sold 10 to
sssasasAarcosG Apply
iel6 GEO. W. IIYNSON & co. 81 Ca1nn street
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hkIR FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
ES1t$A The Al coppered fast sailing brig Ably Thay-
cr, ready freight For terms an
p!yto GEO. W HYNsON & co.
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n8CGOIt tiAAhEH TREATs All. Disc Asses
~ FREE OF HARGE,-Dr. Enakoe will also give special
attention to the following named Diseases Coughs Colds Con
eaTton Group, Iniuen2 Asthma, BRONCHITIS, and all other
discusses Of the throat and lungs Dr. Baakee will devote
tL1r Of LUmhAgo, Scroula, RheU
pnoia a"re a"d chronic, Neuralgia Paralysis, Epilepsy
NNpsi Piles, and all arrangements of the stomach, liver
u hpw' and also m chronic female diseases Suecia
t-H0 wi" e GivCn 10 the Of the Eye and Ear Dr.
G4aEte has made discovery OF fluid that will produce
rr'cc absorption of The CAtGrac' aud restore permanent
T to tue without Ike Of the knife. Dr. Baakee
liodace thousand certificates OF his perfect in
~ Cancers, Old Ulcers, FiSula Sweins Tumors
every descriptions and without The of the knife Special
must te made with Dr. Bankee for the treatment
Of tire last unned diseases they will require his constant I'D
wire !p attention Dr. BnNkce Of the skiul and
'srHtcd Surgeons and Physicians living Ills fame is
uown personally in nearly every principal city in the world
Al Letters directed 10 Dr. Baalee, tenclOsing postage
i've ceN from distance correctly stating the nature
shAl be promptly answered, and the patients treated
L. correspondence free OF charge
Office hours from A. N. to s P. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
d22 Gml&W No. 80 CArOndelet ST.. New Orleans La
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Camp Of Boulosne, 2lst July, 1904.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
Trustees Sale.

vXTHRRRAS on the third day Of April, A r, 1851
w Nicholas Gvie- and DORIS Or his Wile execu-
ted unto Austin Cortin - Trustee ce.tsn tesd o.
Trus., conveying 10 said Trustee the land To Clinton
County, Iowa, described a. follows, To VT: .trip
OIL land containing twenty (26j of OF the
eLd OF lot no one u In Secti IA number sevsnteci.
ll'I IN Iosnship number eghty ,,0l north OF Rance
iaIot i've t5 east of the 5 also the raet OF
Neai Estste la he County Il ScJit ana State Of low.
described g. fol ows, 20 ..t Tn south quarter
o: the sonth-w. Il quartz Scctio, rurl.cr t.eL-
teen Isl io To~ nshp nuuber eighty (so) north Of
Range number Ave loi east OF the 5th which said
cohveyance WAS maie by TIE said Mich las an4 por.
isr tne purpose u securing the pa ntnt Of CERTAIN
proDifsory note and he int thereon, signcu b.
said Nchoiss Cries dated tie IL; lay Ct Aptl, 4
1891 for one hundred snd seventy dollars az
abc SIX months from date, wiz .nper cent. inter.
est after due, to the der Of Stepl L Thou.y.oo.
And nov sail notes having become due and payable
the sanel Trustee aforesaid do here
by give this public notice. that BY virtue power
which Is in vested BY said deed OF Trust, will on
Saturday the 18th day OF Dec. D, 1857 az tt hour
q 2ocock ia the afternoon Of faid day the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and orr
for SALE at pubic auction, ~ the high bi1cr for
cash. the parcels Of land above described 80 much
thereof snail be sufncent to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said notes, With the interest thereon The
day OF sale together With the expenses attending said
sale, Costa Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion CT such sale deed will be
yven in accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 18th Cay Of November, A D, 1851
AUSTIN CORBIN,
N.h2Octs Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
Later from tho Mormons.
Washington, Nov. 1s.

Washington, Nov. 1s
The official dispatches confirming
the destruction Of the supply trains
we're received to-day.
Brigham Young's proclamation de-
clares martial law in Utah. lie claims
the right to do 50 by virtue Of his au-
thority - Gov ernor of the Territory,
and Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
not having been suspended from exer-
cising his functions, and by virtue OF his
power under the Territorial organic
act
lie expressly forbids the United
seaees troops entering the Territory
without his authority for doing so, and
complains that the Mormons have not
been treated - American citizens, and
that the Government Of the Uuited
States has acted on misrepresentation,
the object being to drive the Mormons
from the Territory. The language Of
the proclamation is emphatlcally in
hostility to the United States, and is
regarded as declaring war.
When Col. Alexander, was within
80 miles Of Fort Bridges, which place
Is occupied by Mormon troops, he re-
ceived a letter from Brigham Young
through the command OF the Nauvoo
Legion, warning the troops out of the
Territory, but saying if they desired to
remain till spring, they might do SO,
provided they give up their arms and
ammunition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
Excitement in Wall Street.

New York, Nov. l8.
The Niagara's advices created great
excitement in Wall street, and in the
Stock Exchange the sales at the first
Board were very heavy, but prices
quite irregular and tlunctuating ad-
vance on some stocks varying from one
to eight per cent, and decline on 9TH
crs from one to five.
Illinois Central bonds, s5, New York
Central, rs; Ere, 81 E; Galena & Chi
cago, so; Reading, II; Michigan
Central, 81; Mi"ankee j. Miss ssippi,
32t; Michigan Southern, 2I; Illinois
Central, 964.
Cattle Market.-Owing to a short
supply beef advanced lc per pound.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20

TTAviN0 mads erranGenents with 1r. jacob
II weaver, Agent for Clark's Patent Flour AEs TO
tondusa and carry the Mill, corner u Perry and
Third St eets. have oTgAnized So isty y which
am enabled to fuvatsh the members theSees with the
best extra dur (ss the present pvics Of whsa fer
the of - 23 per barrel for family "se. Suares
and Regulations for those wishing 70 become men,
brs nay se had at the mill until the lst Of Dec m
ber next.
Davenport, Nov 10Th 1851 II
wo.lf refer 70 Hessry. Cook = fareent.
NUv l9d1m "A. y. Mast
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
l. A T F. s T N E w S .
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
100000 IN SPECIE.
Rates Of Interest Advanced 20 8 Der cent
BY the Bank Of England.

Halsfax, Nov. 18.
The steamship niagara, from Liver
pool on Saturday the 7th, arrived this
morning.
Political news by this arrival is
merely interesting, but financially Of
the highest importance.
The pressure in the money market
was again excessive, consequent on the
advance by the Bank of England Of
discount to 8 per cent.
Liverpool Breadstuffs- Market quiet
with declining tendency.
Provisions-Market dull. Lard
lower.
London money market more string
ent.
Paris money market unsettled, but
there had been no advance on the rates
of discount.
ADDITIONAL NEWS.
Halifax, Nov. 1s.
The Niagara brings f33, 900 sterling
in specie for Halifax and fs7, 900 for
Boston.
The Borough Bank Was paying Ill
depositors under G2OO.
The prohibition upon the export Of
hides &c. from the Baltic has been re-
moved.
The paris correspondent Of the Dali
y News reports that eighty million
fanes n 1nglish billA and forty mil
h6p ffaoes II Ftsneh billA On ths Uait
u eaa&sl had bssn tssarnsd psossstsd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
Ladies Festival.

YyH1 Ladies' Of ,h. 1st Presbyt=rian Church Of Da-
i veuport, viii give pubic sappeT in ihs "Aet-
ropoii an Block," on Tuesday eyennR the |Ath inst
The doors will be op mel 1T ocock p. n. The pro.
ceeis the supper to be applieI " th payment Of
the arch dtbt Tcgets OF admission, Incl udng sup
pe 30 cents eseh to b. had at the stores Of Nests
Burrows b PrttJmau, Taylor Hallosds HidcIesoo
s. Lyon h GtorSe W. Nils Co. II
Noy1S1R
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
Mount Ida Female college

HD closing exerceses q the FIRST s. ssion OF Nonnt
i Ida Female College sill take place this, FRIDAY
evening at the Prst y Z. Church Of this city
mencing stek o'lock fh- Board OF Council and
Visitors Arr respectfully nvted to attend well
the public senersy. The Winter DesGiSn of th, In
stiiuticn VIII soMmenee Aonoay, Nov. 231, 1851.
students will be admitted 81 any tim. during the
half OF the session. NOy2lilt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20

Lectures to Young Men.
1TVHE Rev Isaac Dutter9e.d will deliver the II
i letture CT the course on
Sabbath evening next at I o'clock,
In the ID Bsbtst Ohureb, OF Third and Perry
STREETS.
Subject-rhe dangers and advantages Of the pres
ent age 70 young men.
The pobic ore invited to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20

CoLD EIoHr.-We ednesday night
was. by far, the coolest Of the season. The
ground fro1s 70 the depth Of two Or three
inches. and yesterday morning the river, At
this point. was crowded full Of floating ice
which was about one inch in thickness.
This is considered. by bostmen. to Be onsafs
for navigating purposes. Newly made ice
is very hard and sharp and operates disas-
trously against boating. Should this state
of affairs continue we may look for an entire
closing up Of navigation in q few days The
upper boats are all laid up. and with the
exception Of the J. Mckee. the lower pack
cts, have gone into winter quarters. But
We are looking hopefully for more fine
weather and for few weeks continuation
Of the river trade
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
VOLUME 3.
STATE DEMOCRAT.


New CITY DIRECroRY.-Mr. w. II.
jenkins, for bis City Directory has re-
ceiyed forty-seven full page cards up
to last evening. This is worthy of the
acknowledged hberality OF our c,tissns,
and mark Of the respect that follows
enterprise.
We will receive subscriptions 1t our
counting room for advertisements, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20

Margaret Balm was courted bya young
man in Detroit, but after shs had consented
he cooled of. Last Sunday they met in
the strest, and he refused 70 speak to her,
and she forthwith repaired 10 the river and
jumped in for the purpose Of drowning her
sslf. In Jumping, her hoped skirts became
more expanded, and she couldn't sink. In
The mean time she Vas rescued.
"Oxs Nsss IUxvoasuxAm'-Ihe body Of
i yoeR1 woman about twenty ysass old,
lslG nlaassstA nse Unrest ~ - AIvn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-20
From Superior.

From Superior.
Detroit, Nov. Is.
The Superior Chronicle Of the 10th
received this evening, gives the follow
ing election result: Douglas County,
Wisconsin, gives Cross, democrat, for
Governor III majority Mears, Demo-
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