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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
Cheap Cash Store.

OAeOOeH OeGOAG bSUVA %
CHAS. H. WATERS s. CO.,
(Successors TO F. Birdsall & Coz
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BRooMs, CoRDAGE rwINEs,k ,kC.
HAVING largely replenished stock, and also intro
shment able to offer Inducements to the former
patrons Of this house. and dealers generally surpassed
by any other house 10 this city We shall keep constantly
on hand full complete every article in
this line Of business and determined 10 sustain the
this busness and will be greatest endesvor TO give
Wood and willow Ware Manufactured to order a. the
win give Q general idea OF stock In store.
BrOOms.
$50 dozen large Shaker Brooms;
600 do. small do do;
900 do. do; do; common;
$50 do. plain and common moi BroOm.;
500 do. fancy hf BrOoms and whisks.
every variety and any quantity all orders VIM scsivs
Cedar Ware.
Iron bound red Cedar Buckets Tubs and Churns brass
boand Cedar Buckets iron bound white Cedar Tubs
Charms Pilgrims Bucket Keslr brass bound white Cedar
Charms Buckets. Water Cans and K-eers Cedar Faucets
COrdage.
ofevery description consisting IN part fMsnla Hemp
Cot and Jue kope al Sizes Hemp Bed Cords sash Cords
PloW Lnes Hemp Paekne and Lead Lines Cotton Bed
Oors Pov Lines aad Rash Cords; Manila Bed Cords End
Clsfhes Lines, Spun Yarns, MaFiin.
Buckets, srna Tubs Ksssrs Fancy CABS, Covered sak-
ets, Patent churns W ssons, wheelbaFrows, &C., &C.
Mats.
Alicante Jute Manila Cocoa Husk Corn and Rope Ms.s
Plain and Fancy Door Rags Sheep skin Palm Leaf Table
and Buggy Mats, &e., &C.
Brushes.
Shoe, Horse Scrub. Stove, NhitevasA, Hat cothes
whss brushes Fancy Feather Floor and Hearth Dusers
White Ware.
Dash churns Covered Buckets Tubs Stave HalfBushei
Horse and Cistern Buckets, Barrel Churns Kegs Deek
Buckes, Salt Boxes Well Buckets, Bnckeyes Poplar and
Maple Bovls chopPns Trays, Paien, Churns, BAH Boxes
Baskets.
good assortment constantly on hand the best stock Of
French Fancy In the city Willow Clothes Mar
te Hamper school, Dinner and Work Baskets; ilos Graz
dles CABS Wagons Chars Oak Feed Peach Clothes Book
Corn. RstAR Baskets Fancy Embroidered Work. Fringea
Kstee stick once, Trieste. Reticule, RreEeA Kne Tamb
Ter, Gard. Fruit, h., Ae;
Measures.
Iron Bound And PLAN HRh Bushels Sets Small Measures
Cedar Half Bushels. Sealed Measures Of every kiad-
Handles.
Popisv, Sugar Tree and Steamboats, Broom Handes IN
any quantity Axe handles, Turned and shaved, Pick Rerk
and Mop Handles.
Sundries.
Matches, Selves Bscking, Rolling Pins. Butter Prints
Acuds and eaddes R0ot hAmex. Wrzppng Paper Cotton
Mops, Curry combs. oaksm, Potato sashers cocoa Dip
psrs. Kni Trays Tar CsnS Soap stsrch ckndes Pipes
lenon eqaeenera fowe Roerx khs TFaps Barrel CoVeFx
bang starts. Toy buckets, Taeks. Ae ,Ao,
cHAs. H. WAT TIERS a CO.,
No 10 Main ST. between Front and cssambia Cincinnati
Oct. i8-diy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

0N and khsr hsnasy. ist Dsesubss ls5s. vilf -.
" the price ofcotfna Yarns ONE CEAT per aelea
Oar prless Win tAsa - fes Ne. zee lss.
- a zee lSc.
. a eoe liza.
via pereea oar lats e g hass ere. Ne dssszHs
allemrA e. oriaFx hF lzsn lhaa s. hETB
TAe Nnae wkieh - s11 s4n~ - kePsfefnFe, yia
Per ~ criofs ~ lssn then - baEs. cash.
- IS ssss aBd unesr 50 ezE,, 20 days.
g bHas e. noses nseths.
E w. n. GORDON CO..
aerl Aesnis ssF fsnnsssss AsnuhsiReFs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
FOR SALE,

TN West Nashville Lot No. 1884, fronting 30 feet on "a
l. Demumbrsne street, and running back us feet -
to ALLEYS handsome lot. Apply 10
feb1s A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
FOR RENT

TIVE Rutledge Property, with about Is acres Of As
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences His
In the city. ApPlyto
feL1s A. g. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
FOR SALE.

r or No. lO1 10 sheby's Addition, woodlspd a
IL street, one Of the handsOmest in the whole 40 -
isb1s A. v. 8. LINDsLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

MAURY a CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION.
A NUMBER OF LOTg in this Addition, for saleRaH
n on most reasonable terms. Apply TO wv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

T,wo or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
! i.biI ih' fu'"' 'N''''' -Pr2 4. '. s. LINDsLEY. III
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

EDGEFIELD-BLOOD ADDITION.
FOR SALE.
4 oTs Mes. 10, 30, 81, az, 9s, ~. ami %. on9ae.
IL woodland street. covered with one forest treesSqV
snd bsautiia evergreens. Applyto s-.h-s ..s
feb1l A. v. b. LlNDcbkn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF Nd
CLASS T.,
70 be drawn In BatimOrs Nd Saturday March a. lssI

~ Az orders foF ucketa o. Packagea n any u the
nsEylAna Lstssa. v Fccsxs pro1pa atienen, ana ahe
drauinR masS te 81 purchasers n e1lafetE aner Ia Il
ever. Address =. Il. HUBBARD CO..
Ao- 81 Hayexte street.. e. ncx. Na d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
sPLENDID SCHEME.

wAols Tislsls $40; Halves sS; Ou.r.sr.sssO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

ELMW0OD the residence ofthe late Dr.. Berry. a
Il Contains ten rooms, with Kitchen, seFvants' -
ROOM suitable out houses, etc. The gTeund
I've scres with FRUIT Trees good vegetable garden, me
wen Of water, etc. Apply to
feblI Av g. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

A HANDSOME LOT, iE Houston's Addisien, oDaaR
n Woodland street Eity ieet front and one hun w
dred And seventy deep II has been recently ~
closed with neat plank fence. Apply 70
fsbii A. v. 9. LINDsLRY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
Artificial Flowers,
Foscer Materials, Head Dresses and Orna-
ments, Ostrich, MarabOut and Fancy
Feathers

VNE have received per and sailing vessels
w Spring assortment Of Artificial Flowers and Flower
Materials. Especial attention directed to assortment
Of American Flowers ofour manufacture, which very
extensive and among which admirable limitations Of
the leading French designs also TO stock OF Rusches
Dealers invited 10 examine stock, which will be
found embaace almost article In At wholesale
only. HENDERSON, SMYTH CO,
No. 900 Broadway, New York, and No. 1O2 Rue Richie
Hen. Paris. feb4-Smy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
POSTERS ADDITION.-FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

T OTIS Nos. s. s. 9, Ii, Il. and - in this AddI-aeE
IL ton, fronting the GalAtin Turnpike Apply ~
10 tfebiIl A. v. 8. LINesLkY. s-A-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13
SOUTH NAsHvILLE.-FOR SALE,

HUU N NAoAA II ~ = VHS 17HAs
1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at theReH
junction Of Maple street and the AurfreesboTo wv
turnpike. Lots are one hundred and eighty-eght-h-
feet Deep end will be sold long time the owner caring
more for interest than he does for princpdi APpyto
feb1l A. v 3. LIHDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, % the easis- a2fs
IN tin Turnpike, adjoining Mr.. Lessurs, one hun wv
dred iees front and tEo hundred and ten feet deep
Apply % lisblll A. v. 3. LiNDsLkf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

A RxAUTITuL BUILDING LOT, on the Gal-9a2
n latin Turnpike, adjoining the handsome real w
dence of NJ. Washington. Lol hundred fest~--
and tvo hundred and forty feet deep, With sEest 90
three sides oft. Apply 10 -
febiI A. v. .. LlNOeLBf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-13

os1rEEs Class srah'.s. ssl-ss e, lss.s..sss'ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

| DAVENPORT AT HONE AND ABROAD
So widespread is the reputation Of the
beauty. growth and trade Of Davenport
and SO commanding is its influence as the
shrewd men of business in the East, has
been fixed upon this place, as the most de
sirable market for wholesale jobbing and the
retail trade, of any West of Chicago. AL
most every class Of goods is represented by
Wholesale houses, whose large and enlarg-
ing patronage is making Davenport a com
mercial center. Cotton goods, wooden goods,
hardware, crockery ware, wooden ware,
groceries, and every variety Of merchanta
BILE fabrics, has each its wholesale jobbing
House, where goods can be bought cheaper
than in Chicago and with saving of
freight The Cedar Valley, the Oskaloosa
branch Of the NJ d NJ X. r., and from every
portion Of Central Iowa the current of trade
is steadily setting towards our beautiful
city. Interior merchants express great sa-
's''"Neioh Witt tht uouoI VI >,
the cheapness of our merchandise, and the
advantages in the saving of time and money
in buying goods at this Emporium.
In many of the larger Eastern cities, great
and wealthy mercantile establishments hav re
found out the secret of our prosperity, and
are establishing branch houses in Daven-
pert. Such branch houses generally under
sci others on account Of the advantage of
having the Eastern branch on the alert to
buy and forward goods at the lowest posi-
Bile prices
One Of such Branch Houses is that of W.
ID. BAXTER, proprietor Of the Newport Foun-
dry and Stove Works, corner of Main and
Columbia streets, Cincinnati. Ohio, whose
celebrated establishment needs no adveris-
ing to make ii better known This Daven
store lately occupied by d. L. Horne as
Stove and Hardware Store Second street,
four doors East of Harrison Mr. Baxter
has been fortunate, also in securing the Ser
vices of Mr. Horne as salesman of this estab
lshment We saw an invoice of over 1000
stoves, that have been shipped to this
Branch Store from Cincinnati These stoves
have already become celebrated among our
farmers. Where such quantity of stoves
will go to might be a mystery to those who
DO not know that Iowa is annually increas
ing in population more than 10000, and
each new family must have stove and the
great majority of these stoves are bought in
Davenport The immense stock of Hard
ware which Mr. Baxter will keep for whole
sale and retail trade is a feature in Daven-
port business worthy of note Let country
dealers take notice Of this new Branch
Store, and save their money and please
their customers, by buying stoves and hard
ware in Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
POLICE REPORTS.


Tuesday, August H.
EDWARD SWEENEY was found in the street
unable to walk in an upright position. in
consequence Of the weight Of a brick which
had got into his hat lie was fined $40 and
sentenced to spend 30 days in the Graham
House. The fine and imprisonment were
remitted upon payment of costs.
ROBERT MIGHT was caught in similar
predieament and was served in similar man.
ner
Thomas WAreHr got eight" which the
Justice considered decidedly wrong in this
warm weather during the perchance of
Summer complaints $40 and 30 days was
the sentence which Thomas got. He was
afterwards discharged upon payment of
costs.
Claus Haas. Inok Haas and Kia Haas
were arraigned on charge Of arson, in set
ting fire to the City Hospital Claus was
bound over in the sum Of $500, the others
were discharged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

"KEEr Cool Such is the greet
ing we have received from friend, while
the Thermometer is fairly filled to the top
with Mercury. Keep cool when our fore
head spouts young rivers, our linen is satur
ated with moisture, our tongue hangs nerve
less from our mouth, our hair kinks and
curls like Sambo's fleece, our eyes are foun.
tains of tears, our blood is running through
the arterial labyrinths like molten lead
Who dare talk about keeping cool scis-
cors it almost gives us fit of hydrapho-
bia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
,or,CE To ApyERT,,Enn.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions o.
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood 10
appy strictly 10 the immediate business al the sdver
tier and oil other advertisements sent In by the ad
,crtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
VIII be Inserted gntii forbid and charged accordingly
Notices FOR religious aud benevolent, purposes In
serted time free Of cost thereafter charged rs
othor advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for in
edriobly in adrdnce, unless from approved Agents
.Contrsrsfr yearly advertising termlnatle at the
p,ion Of adv ,lisers they paying advancement 81
III per esnt On the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt TO resiin6 matter
opcr cent advance on above rates aud kept on IL
side 20 per cent. adv snce regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
GEO u WEST Iowa State Democrat.
sANDRRS n BRO. Daily Gazette
u fischer q 60. Der Damokrat.
HARRINGTON wILKiE, Daily Evening news
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
From Washington.

Washington, August 10.
The special agent sent to Minnesota
reports that no further outrages have
been perpetrated by the Indians, and
says local alarm prevails among the
settlers and they are daily DESERVING
their improvements and leaving the
Territory, but thinks the arrival OF
troops will restore confidence and ef-
tectually overawe the Indians.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

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1.,sss Siss4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
TIE ALHAMBRA.-Wc are request

TIE ALnAMBRA.-Wc are request
ed by her excellent commander, Capt n. F.
Webb, to say that on Sunday mornings
there will always be one Of the Minnesota
packets at the mouth of Galena River, on
which all will be able to take passage for
St Paul, and all freight Immediately tran
shipped, and thus avoid the delay of going
10 Galena and returning 70 the mouth of
the river. The public can rely upon this
arrangement as made by the packet Com
panv. liuly25-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
EDUCATION.


Okv lie FaEloANG. n II, Protestant a 10y
~ man, having taken ny his residence ia Day H.
port, Vill give instruo'inn Ia Aacielt and Modern
Laoguages-German. French, Spsnish and ita,isn
he Is pr, pared TO teach Lasn Greek aud tie An.
Gent ORR nta language Hebrew syrisc Ctalnpic
and Arabic He will receive private pupils either In
private houses or in his residence, Western Az nue
between Third and Fourth streets near the Market
Hou.e and he wishes also 10 be employed In ono %
the lnsi,ut this CITY. His rms are moderate
and will be made known BY applying 10 hun He Is
able 70 produce good recommendations from several
Institutions In the East.
vulv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
Now Work AuruSt N

NtW IUTk, august To.
Mrs. Cunningham has not been adj
mitted to bail, but lodged in the
Toombs IN the meantime. Her coun-
sci have given notice that they shall
apply for writ OF certiorari.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

MAIN SrRrrr-We shall give proof to-
morrow morning that at the time Of the
College purchase. good many other par
ties besides the Trustees acted under the i'm
preston there was no street through the
grounds-Gdzens lug. IL.
suppose "a good many other parties
acted under the impression that there was
no street running through the grounds
Are the impressions" of one or more per
sons to defeat the rights Of property holders
on Main street, and the citizens generally of
our city The Gazene seems to make a great
point of whether the College men knew
there was thoroughfare or street through
the grounds when or before the purchase
was made from Mr.. Russell. They We're
bound, in law, to know all about it, and ig-
norance in the case is no excuse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
~ O % q s.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

SoUTHEAsI CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE 4 THIRD IT
ST LOUIS, MO,
Incorporated by the General Assembly, Janu
i airy twenty fourth, Isa9, with full authority
"To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise all and singular the privileges common
10 Commercial colleges authorized by law, In other
States."-( Charter, Sec. 2.
full course of instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Double Entry, Book Keeping, commercial
calculations. Commercial Law, and Penmanship.
Gentlemen can enter for the course separately,
and at any time, Is instruction 10 impa rted idvidu
ally, and not In classes and each Is indie
pendent. and under control Of Its respective Profess
or who alone Is responsible for the progress Of his
pupils.
~ Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare IN, M
selves for business pursuits, respectfully invited
to call daring business hours, and examine the mode
Of mpArting instruction, the progress OF the pupils
and lhe superior facilities extended to those desirous
Of qualifying themselves for the practical duties o.
the counting houss. Personal reference given "a
above two hundred and nifty (26O) practical accoun-
tanfs, now In charge OF books In this city, all OF
whom have completed their business education IN
this Institution.
N. b. For circulars, containing Information In
regard TO terms the course Of instruction. and all
business connected with the above, call at the
Suoth- East corner Of Washington avenue and Fourth
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES st. Iouis No
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
We W. BOOKS.

Testimony % the Rocks, by Hugh Miller, 81 %
American Merchant in Europe, Asia and Au-
stralia, edh ed by Freeman Hunt, I 2d
Journey through Texas. BY l. Oimstead, 2s
Life OF Sal ping.vaus, by Mackic, ! OG
Bay Path, or New England Life, "a
Two years ago, Kingsley, ! q
Spurgeon, the Modern Whitfield, ING
SpuYgeons, Sermons 81 series, OO
Forest and shore, or the Pine-tree State, I w
Viva, or the Secret of Power, Southworth, ~
Love after Marriage, MS. Lee Hentz, I 9t
Sherwood, or book of Memories, OK
Sea Spray, a Long Island Village, I 2.
Knavts and Fools, 81
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett, ! "a
The White Chief, by Capt Mayne Reid, %
Chtchat OF Humor, Wit and Anecdotes %
Ssimagundi, or Whrm-wa 81
Crayon Sketches Of notable men, &c
Godey's Gallery Of splendid Engravings, NJ
80 Pattern Book Of Embroideries, "a
Every Lady her own shoemaker, 81
How 10 make dress, 81
The Nursery Basket, or Directions for Young
Mothers, 81
For sale at
The ZOwa Book Rooms.
No Is Brady street, , doors above the Post Office
Junel0itf ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
WRITING ACADEMY.

IN GEIGG 3 BLOCK. corner ID and
Perry Streets, is now open for the
49, (c-ption Of pupils, and ladies and gen.
.lemen respectfully invited 10 call
AMI examine specimens. Rooms open from A. NJ
10 ~. 81 feb7dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

The Kate Cassell will leave this
morning for Dubuque. where she will here.
after run
The Ben Campbell is the boat for Keo.
kuk this evening. The river is very low
with IL feet on the rapids.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

The Purchase MONEY OF FoRr SMELLING
The first instalment Of the purchase money
of Fort Smelling, Minnesota. has been paid
into the treasury Of the United States. Ibis
fact having been communicated to the Sec
rotary Of War, orders have been issued by
that department for the putting Of Mr..
Franklin Steele in the possession Of the pro
perty, except the fort and the buildings re,
quired for the use OF the troops at that post.
The post will be maintained until further
orders Wtvhiagtou Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
l. A Il E S Il n F. w S
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
Important News from China ana India

New York, Aug. 10.
The steamship Indian from Liverpool
has arrived
The telegraph advices from Triente il
anticipation Of the overland mail reaehe,
London on Tuesday night The mutiny wa:
spreading among the troops in the Benga
army. The ex-k King of Dude had been ar
rested and imprisoned together with hi
minister, proofs OF their completely in til,
revolt have been obtained
Gen. Bernard repulsed several sor,ie,
from Delhi with severe loss to the insur
gents. He was waiting for enforcement,
to storm the city.
From Madras it was positively stated tina,
Delhi was captured, but the intelligenc,
was regarded as premature not having beer
confirmed
The native troops at Calcutta and Bar
rackspoor were quietly disarined Uneasy
feelings prevailed at Madras, but the army
in that presidency and in Bombay wa;
without the slightest sign Of disaffection.
CHINA.-The Chinese fleet was destroyed
| by the British in two severe engagements.
The Chinese fought their guns with unex-
ampled constaDcy.
The British had SO men killed and wound
ed, Major kearney being among the former
All was quiet in the northern part Of the
Empire
The price of tea had advanced at ShaDg-
hal.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Baron Rothschilds was
returned to Parliament from London with
out opposition.
The yacht Chaster Oak, arrived at Liver
pool from New York, with only two men on
board.
FRANcE-Ledrd Rollin and others had
Indignantly denounced the charges con
tanned in the Moniteur and they were en-
gagged in the recent conspiracy.
As the Agamemnon was weighing aneh-
or in the Thames, "a severe accident occur
red by the capstan running away with a
man at the bar. Fifteen men were more or
less injured, some OF them badly.
The Agememnon lett Shecrness for Cork
on the 18th, and it was supposed that al
the vessels would be at the rendezvous. at
the time the Indian left Liverpool Great
confidence was maiiested in the success and
accomplishment of the enterprise
Letters from Paris intimate that there is
sufficient evidence to convict Leudru Rollin
and other parties, charged by the Moniteur
with completely in the conspiracy against
the Emperor, and consequently France will
he in position to demand their extradi
ton from England As criminals 1t is intl-'
mated, however, that the French Govern
ment will euntent itself simply 10y asking
England to transport the parties convicted
across the Atlantic
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
NEW CURTAM PIXTVRRa

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

ORIGIN OF THE NEsnANNocK OR MERCER Pc.
r.ro.-The annexed interesting information
was contributed to the Prairie Farmer bv
X. Buchanan of Cincinnati
II is a seeding Of Western Pennsylvania
from the banks Of the Neshannock Creel
Mercer county-hence its name. lama ma
tive of W estern Pennsylvania, and have been
familiar with this potato since nv boyhooi.
1t was first made known about fifty wears
ago, and was SO highly valued that many
persons took it over the mountains in their
saddlebags, for seed. In that way /, was
introduced into the neighborhood of Pitts.
burgh by the late VIM Anderson. who
took it from the farm where it originated -
In the year 1892 settlement was made on
the waters of the shenango and Mahoning.
principally by Scotch and Irish The soil
and climate were favorable TO the growth
ofpotatoes, and those from that region soon
became celebrated- especially the new
seedlings of the Neshannock.