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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
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Chicago and st. Louis.
rains ieace Oh!cdgo for 81. Louie and anssrms-
didse places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) oSOAn
Express Train, (saturdays exceptcd) 1llOPn
frains ledce ~. Louis for Chicago and snserne
dtdte places.
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Express Train saturdays excepted) 8SOP \
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wiTrains run on this road make direct connections
IN Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad Al
Joliet, making this the shortest quicket and most re-
liable route between st Louis aud New York. Boston
Philsdelphs, and the East.
With Illinois Central 4. x at Bloomington, for L..
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
iih Great Western Of Illinois st Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
With daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokui
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets for all places mentioned absye can
be procured at all the principal ticket ofees In the
United States, and At he ofnces
In 81, Louis In CHICAGO
Foot Of w Arlington Az. Is Dearborn street. oppo-
enue, on Levse. site fremont House
RIoH'DP. MORGAN, in. supt.
Bloomington. Jan. l. 1850. febISdi
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IN patterns and BY the yard for sale ct the great
L Carpet s~6 Nu1itsSs WGvs House Dsssaint
Dloek ald street. OOvTLD 4 STEERB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

T,uR subscriber having already bored twspty-fcu,
i wells in this city, and IN every instance g.viul
sasiss satasfocasa, d prepared % execute furhei
orders = ~ bst manner. 1oe III kinds Of business
Wel1e ~ efoFeateae a1vontele.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

DAREIKDUCEAEkTS To AGENTS-BxPHRI
lCENOED Oanvsssins Agents wanted Ia all partA
Of the country for the Comprehensive Geography
and History, (Ancient and AViern) Of the Whole
WORLD" FROM the earliest to the present time
Ny o. q 6oODRioH, peter Psrley.) Elegantly bound
aud beautifully illustrated Price 81 Bold only BY
Agents TO whom special districts will be given. APP
picnuts should state what counties they would lite
5or particular apply to
y.H COLrON Co,
Achi7dtf lT2 william .treet, N 7.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
TINE BEST FKUuTCAN

IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,, &c
1. 4 W. GERRY,
POS Canal St. / 10 Broadway. nv.
(Esssblished 1901
Importers aad Dealers IN First Qaslii;es.
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
oger tothe TRADE HOTELS, PRIvATnFAMILtEs.
aud all Who choic- IN their taste, asd dssire
genuine article, = large variety OF
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK, SOUCH0NG, POUCH
ono, nhGIaISH BREAKFAST, OOLONG, InPf
HIAL. HySON, 0UNPOwDkR. YOUNG HY6ON,
Sc 10 chests and half chests, nc.
CONVERSATIONAL aud JAVA.
WiNE5-MADERIks. SHERRIE6, PORTS hooks,
Sc., very old and high grades, in original paoka-
ges, ,irmuons, nngBums and bottler
BARTON aud GUEsTlER's CLAREr8.
CHAMPAGNEs Meet Chanion's, Cabinet Impl
verzenay DO. ueidseick, q. H. Munm's, do do,
IiQuOks-Brandies,R Runs, whisky. Gin. Arrack,
also, Curscao, Maraschino, Anisette, Noyeau, BIT
tiers, DC.
MALT LiQUORS-Iondon Brown Stout, Scotch and
English ALkS.
SE6ARS-A variety OF Choice Brands.
ckLES-ENGLIsH and FRENCH
SAUOkS-vor Fish, Currie, Game, Neat, sc.
GHfE4k-STlLTON. CHkDDxR, ROYAL vICNb-
RIA. PRINCE ALBERT PARMESAN GRuY-
IRE, SAPsAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
BD6ARS-LOAH, CRUSHED, PULvEkISED, 81
CR0Ix, &c. ia barrels rnd half barrels.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
a3-0ur Liquors are warranted un sdulterated au
Of our own importation. IApr, II dly.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

HAIGHT. SEARS 4 BECKETT,
Leather Manufacturers,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIE A II III Il Il
OF ALL KINDS
Saddles, Saddles-y A0t.dsc0re
Coach IS-tssSss 31lgs, SkOe
Findings, hides &c.
We have now on hand one Of the largest and bess
selected assortment Of
Leather 3 SdddJesrN H0rdeC0re,
every offered In the West. Comprising In pertef
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hemock,
French. America and Patent Calf Shin
Kips and Upper Leather,
Innings, Rosns, Morocco, Bindings, Patent snu
Plain Skirting, Dash and knameued Leesner, Aesse,
Findings, &c, &c.
0eddlery Hardware, Japanned, Brass, and Silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. Self-ed3sst-
Ing, Gig, and Pad Neess Roller, Horse Dnos, end
Spring Tonsued Buckles and In short svsry ARIA
the harness maker, or Saddler can wish.
Carriage and 0rocers Bows, top Props, DeuD
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, Enamelled Cloths. 4
Wagon Hubs, 0pokes, Rent yellces, Carriage ohe
carriage Bolts, Wagon Spring. epd Axles, 20
collars. Horss Blsnhets, rly Nets, ss's tesss:s =
~ sssss1 - ~ r ~ - %.
- ol}1s4. - ! sqbE1ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

Fresh Groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., h Go.
coRHsR o. SECOND AND PERRY STREETS.
V'HANKFUL for past patronage, We now offer
i the public At large . choice selection Of
Fresh Groceries,
SuoARs-N o, crushed, clarified, graduated and
powdered. MoLAssss-An kinds and qualities
0Dy1EE-Rio. Java, Laguyra, roasted and ground.
TDAs-All grades and prices. vINE0AR-Pure Gle
der and common: Spices, pepper, indigo, starch,
soaps, candles, soda, saleatus ground rice tapoca
sago fruits, nuts candies, raisns English pickles.
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes pearl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radish, white
beans, beef tongues, g. g hams, cranherries, buck
wheat nour, corn meal, &c.
Camden Flour
Asuperior article In Dbl. and half bbi sacks.
Cr0ckssc Btscsstfs.
96boxes in store. Jus received fresh water, sod
and butter crackers. CHBEsE-Western reserve and
Hamburgh.
FISH.
nackerel, salmon, white nsh, Goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock Is complete and we'll assorted.
BASKETS-Of all kinds, sises and prices.
Nov 9Th y. DALzRLL Jr. 1 90.
FRESH .aRRII,.aL-
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked Halibut, Salmon in kits.
- Salmon. Mackcrcl -
Mackerc, % Rbls g. HRS,
Eels, Herring
Baskets Baskets!
OF every size, shape and quality low be bought
in the city. Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rico,
A superior article for Puddines. Also Tapieca Sage
Thyme Marjorum, s. Savory, French Mustard, Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts, Candies, &c, &c. W
fact every thing may be found at
n DALZELLJR Il co.
1may36tfl SECor 2nd and Perry SITS
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en- RlSIOPHER CVLLE.c.
HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER

SHOP ON 1rd SFREEF BDTWEEN BRADY AND FERRY
- WISHES TO inform the citizens Of -
~ Davenport and Scott County gene IN M
rally, that he has permanently low "
1 Gated himself in this city where he y
Is prepared TO shoe horses on scientific principles.
After twenty years study and practice the
my Of the foot, Of which time he has spent eleven
years under the supcrntendance of the best veteri
narians In Europe, he wishes to say that he will
give satisfaction to all persons having horses labor
ing under the disease Of corns coptractions,
monty called though bound, interfering, overreach-
ins quarter cracks CRACKS sprsns Of the Cords
part Of these diseases caused b. bed shoens, or
want q pruDsr jnd0neat. Aohl5du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
1857. ..ssGsErz 1857.
VAhENTI
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY n CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT


vNIIIS Company i prepared to transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and EAST.
Having their own Cars on the ain rent Roads, and
Agents with thcm, Merchants can depend upon bet
ter time tran ty any other ine.
Shippers by this line will have prompt PREPARATION
made them tor any loss damage OF Goods while in
their chargr, and will not be sent 10 the Rail Road
which the damage may have occurred for redress.
Those desiring to make arrangements for spring
business will please call before making arrangements
with dag other lime.
OFFICES.
Boston, No. Is, State Street.
New York, I" 240, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
st Louis, " 80,
Chicago, Corner Of State and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry St's
JNO S. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY & CHEW
G n. Superintendent, Agents.
Cleveland. Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
ROPE CARPETINGS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

VERY durable and suitable for Onices, Saloons,
Banks &c. Just received at Dessaint Block 2nd
rect. GOULD d STE9RE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Arrival of steamers Indian a., .---,-

FOUR DA Us LATER FROM Eupnpr
QUEBEC, Sept. 19.-Ihe steamer Indian arrived -
River DuLoupe to-day with Liverpool advices to tho
9th inst ~ 'le
The steamer Antelope arrived at St. Johns, N, p
on same day, bringing dates to the 8th inst
The steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived out on the 9Th
The steamer Canada arrived out on the 5th
There is nothing later from India
The Spanish government has ordered suspension Of
the preparations for the Mexican invasion, and the
question is to be settled by the arbitration of England
and France.
The dismissal of Redschid Pacha is confirmed
The amount of bullion in the Bank of France has
increased 81 100000 during the past month
The English underwriters have settled for the loss Of
the Atlantic cable.
The United States frgates Cumberland and st. Lous
were at the Cape Verdes on the 26th of August
The total renlorcements sent to India amount to 40
900 men.
The most perfect understanding exists between France
and England on the China question If Lord Elgin
fails to get satisfaction, win be declared by both
powers simultaneous Y.
1t is rumored that Mazzini is organizing another
italian revolution.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Additional Foreign News,

QUEBEC, Sept 20 The English files to the 9th inst
by the Indian, contain the following additional news
ENGLAND-The City of Baltimore left Liverpool On
the 9th, for New York The Ariel was to leave South
ampton the Same day. The Argo mot Aragol arrived
at Southampton on the morning of the 5th. The Leo
pold |. arrived at southampton from New York on the
9th and the Anglo-SaXon from Quebec at LIVERPOOL
the afternoon of the 9h The latter steamer had on
board the passengers taken from the steamer CLYDE from
Quebec bound to Glasgow, lost on the Mignau Island
Gulf of ST. Lawrence, August "a
The Mormons had held their sixth annual conference
in London The reports submitted exhibited the fact
their tenets making Roadway in England
FRANcE.-A slight difficulty had occurred between
France and Denmark as to when the sound dues re-
redemption shall be paid
Preparations were making at Stuttgardt for meet.
ing between Napoleon and Alexander of Russia
Vague rumors were again current in Paris of an ap-
preaching visit of the Pope to be followed by the cor
onation of the Emperor,
The Emperor Napoleon has sent 9l 900 as a person.
al contribution to the London relief fund.- and G4OO has
been contributed by the French Imperial Guard.
The silk trade was improving Corn was declining
in France.
RUss1A-It is stated in explanation of the recent con-
centraton of troops the Austrian frontier that they
are marched there merely for review by the Emperor
while he is on his way to Germany.
PRUss1A.-Mr. Wright, the new U. S. Minister to
Berlin had at private audience presented his creden
tlas to the King. The Prussian government had an
nounced by proclamation the legal equality of the differ
ent religious denominations.
ITAIY.-The Pope had returned to Rome from his
italian tour, and was cordially welcomed.
Late intelligence from Rome indicates favorable is
to the movements in progress for the settlement of
difficulty between the Holy See and Mexico. 1t is said
vents that have already been effected in Mexico to
| be RECOGNISED bv Rome.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

bFWith strange fascination, public attention still
fingers around the details of the less of the Central
America Each incident and there hundreds is read
with almost breathless interest The wild battling with
the waves The fear, growing into certainty that the
ship must sink The struggles to keep her ahoat even
until the morning-the women and chldred carried away
saved only to be widows and orphans last plunge
into the wild waves-the battling for life through the
weary hours of darkness where hundreds Oated from
to wave, on fragments cheering each other
to persevere delivering some loving message for those
they could never see and then sinking exhausted
into the deep dark sea all these dwet upon and
thought upon with mysterious intensity.
The papers still TEEN with accounts Of the wreck-and
still these accounts are read Read when nothing else
will be.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25


If the cargo included, these figures would be
than doubled. The President in the year S4
knows how where. The Columbia nautical phrase
broke her back the rocks the American shore of
the Atlantic The City of Philadelphia pieces
the rocks Cape Race The City Glasgow sailed
Liverpool March 1854 and afterwards heard Of
The Great Britain being included in the list hav
ing lain ashore for months Dunrm bay. coast of
Ireland but Is now engaged transport India The
Franklin and Humboldt went ashore and broke in pieces
the former Long Island and the latter near Halifax The
Arctic and Pacific lost already recorded The iron
steamer Tempest, measuring 1900 tons sailed from New
York February r. 1857 with of from thirtyve to
forty men, and heard FROM On the Pacific sew
eral fine steamers have been lost generally of smaller
class The independence, for instance, totally lost
with 12O lives and the Tennessee ST. Louis Yankee Blade
Winfield Scott, and others, became total wrecks.
English steamers in waters contiguous to the U. States
have Jared little better Within short time have had
record the loss OF the fine iron steamship Canadian the
ST. Lawrence also the steamship Clyde and several steam
ers in the West India islands
calculation to the number lives lost in these steam
ers makes total of about Sere hundred This loss be
ing reparabe, consolation be derived from the fact
That large proportion of might have been prevented by
DIVISION of these ships into compartments by water tight
but there is opportunity to make the adoption
Su eans OF safety compulsory upon the of al
sUeders and thereby doing much prevent the
recurrence OF catastophes such as we too often have
sion to deplOre.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

ATTEMPT TO DESTROY MAIL TRAIN ON THE NORTH
CAROLINA RALRoAD-The Eastern mail train of Thurs
day morning last which due at this place at about
4t6 3Om did not arrive till quarter to ten The
of the delay was that some blood thirsty mscrean
changed the atches on the road short distance west of
Stalngs' Depot, and thereby threw the train off the
track. AS the train approached Stalngs' it was
met by Instructions in the shape of logs of wood
which however were seen in time to prevent mischief
The Western train which left here at the usual time
distance west of Stating, but received no injury
The train thrown off sustained no injury neither did any
of the Passengers This attempt wholesale
der evidently the work of one villain or gang of ALL
ans whom just punishment would cause to suspended
from ola fast train by feet while their besh
spirit was being sighed out upon the road which they
sought to make scene of innocent blood. We hope
the company will use their utmost endeayors to discover
and bring to justice the rascal or rascals
Raleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

The New York Journal of Commerce gives the fol-
lowing account of the several disasters which have over
taken ocean steamships belonging to Or trading with
the United States The suggestion of the Journal of
Commerce. about making the introduction of waertght
bulkheads compulsory, is good one but will not be
carried out
The appalling loss of life the Central America has
parallel in the annals of American steamship navigation
The approach is the disaster which bee the steam
ship Attic the 9th of September 1854, by which
thing like three hundred and fifty lives were lost The
ship San Francisco belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company which foundered the Atlantic the 25h of De-
cember 1853 lost under circumstances similar in many
respects to the disaster which has just occurred the
number of lives sacrificed much less-no varying fan
from two hundred including $50 United States troops.
Taking retrospect, with view to the various
catastrophes which have beaen steamships
in trading with the United States we find that the follow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Ba~So far the prospects of favourable Fall season

Bg-So far the prospects of favourable Fall season
are quite cheering In the calculations for Cotton a
late Fall has been spoken of sine qua non. So
also with Sugar Now, to be sure, the time has not
vet arrived for frost and therefore can say nothing
based on its absence but say that the weather
continues remarkably for the season. and that the
prospects for long continuance of warmth very
good.
The country has been generally healthy, which is d
cause for congratulations How prolongation of warm
weather will tend to the continuance of this state
things is more than we can say. Danger must be ove
by the close of next mon tn in ATTITUDES low
that Of New Orleans
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Exclusive of about 81, 900, 900 in specie.

ToURNAMENT-They had a tournament last week at
onocco' where according to the papers, Miss A. was
charming, Miss B. fascinating, Miss D. beautiful Miss
L. lovely Miss F. handsome, Miss H. Pretty, Miss l.
graceful Miss j. interesting Miss K. captivating Miss
L. lo'eao' Miss NJ modest Miss N. noble looking, and
so on 10 the end of the alphabet Great Times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
From Havana.

New ORLEANS SEPT. 22-The Steamship Cahawba
Capt. J. D. Bullock has arrived at this port from New
York via Havana, bringing dates from the latter port
to the 18th inst She experienced rough weather the
18th and 18th, and compelled to heave to for "a
hours Sugar and moasses were declining at Havana.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

Baz~ We regret to see among the list of passengers
by the Inflated Central America, the name of John T.
Dobbin ESQ., late purser in the Navy, and brother OF
the late Hon. J. c. Dobbin. Mr.. DObbin was on his
way home to this State. His is not among those
reported having been saved, and there is too much
to fear that he has gone down with the rest
Indeed fear that there is no ground for hope in his
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

The Town SUBCRPTIoN.-The vote was but small on
Monday and the opposition merely something
about nine to being recorded in favor of subscrp
ton. Perhaps if there had been any more active oppo
ston the aggregate vote would have been much ncreas
cd but the result would not have been affected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

confidently to Capt Burt of the Marine to substantate
what he says of his efforts to induce the crew to man
the boats and return with him. He was left poweress
and had alternative but to remain ON board the
Nepina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A fire broke out in r,bor,o.
ton on the morning of Sunday consuming property tn
the amount of about 100000 1t was in the upper
Of the City.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

CoAI'-Ihc amount of coal brought to market this
year over the Reading Railroad is 100000 tons less
than up to the same time last wear,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

BsFHarper for October, is our table AS usual,
it is profusely ustrated The Ship of the Desert ;"
A Winter in the South" and The National Assem-
bly," of France being the articles thus embellished
The number in other respects is quite readable but we
cannot pardon the of Magazine Or publisher
habtually pirating articles without credit. This has
always been a reproach to the Harpers. In glancng
over the table of contents of this number find the
following caption The Father of Railways we
turn to the page &C., and find an article had read
some months since in Household Words. 1t was there
headed George Stephenson, we think. But for this con-
temptible dishonesty we would like Harper 1t is a
fair index to the character Of the They as
honest as the law alows-not whit more
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Another Failure.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.--Messrs. Cyrus W. Field &
Co., paper dealers, have failed for large amount.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 18.-The first mail from S;
Diego on the 9th of July arrived at San Antonio TIE
as, on the 7th inst. 1t met with no obstacle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
SuSDenSiOlI.

BosToN, Sept. 18-The extensive dry goods estab-
shment of Chas. H. Mills & Co. suspended this after
noon. Their liabilities are said to be heavy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

The love Of glory can only create a hero; but the
contempt Of it creates great man
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

Bas~ The weather is quite cool this morning and ev
erybody feels chilly, Or if they don't, they ought to-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept 2l.-Last Sunday, in Pike
county, Alabama negro cook, nstigated by Hun
garan named Comeska poisoned thiryseven persons Of
tne family OF Mr. Thomas Frazell, killing Mr. Thomas
Frazel, his overseer's wife and two Children, Mrs
Claud and Mrs Frazel, grand daughter and Others
are still living but are in a critical condition The ne
gro woman was taken out and burnt and the same fate
awaits Comeska. -O 'N'