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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

W. II. Parks axeman on above road . . -. s<a 4
A. NJ Benson =" - 3
Ross Wilkinson marker 20 !" 3
IL. II. Benson surveyor onpt. Rice Lake &c Three
Pine Lake road . -. Northumberland. Al
Ross Wilkinson, services fiagman, on " 2S
Chas Pelter, viewer pit KceLake to P. l.. I'd 49,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

HASTINGS REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ID B. ALLISON, Hastings, Minnesota Territory-has
~ constantly on hand large quantities Of Improved
and Wild Lands in tracts to suit purchasers ap2edaw
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-24

Isaac Rose, supervisor on Rose district road....
). Nininger d Co. planks for road at Manomin.
). A. Willis. supervisor of road at Manomin ~ 9
n. Mclean, commissioner roads
D. McCailnm, survey St. Paul and Lakeland road
j. T. Williams, chairman
John O'Gorman, viewer on road in sec.12 T. %,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
VOTE FOR AUSTIN CORBIN.

STILL ANOTHER FIRE.-Yesterday
afternoon at about 4 o'clock, fire broke
out in W. c. Collins barn, corner Fifth and
Rock Island sts which, together with con
tents of hay DC, was entirely destroyed-
The barns Of A. Sanders Esq, and Mr. Nc
Manus. were also considerably damaged
by the prompt exertions Of citizens armed
with buckets, the flames were confined to
the spot on which they originated Owing
to delay caused by the breaking down of "a
hose carriage our engines were not on hand
in season to be of service. The Rock Island
engines were over. but too late to render
assistance Loss several hundred dollars.
The fire was the work Of an incendiary ):
and the fourth attempt since Saturday,
The Utmost vigilance should be exercised to
apprehend the perpetrators Of these inhu-
man outrages upon the public
In behalf of the parties sustaining dam.
age We return grateful thanks to those per-
sons who by their energy checked the flames
and thus prevented more extensive losses
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
l. A + EST NEW S
Arrival OF tho Canada.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAx, Dec Is.
The steamhip Canada, with LivercooI
advices Of the 5th inst arrived here at an
early hour this morning
Cotton opened at an ads ance of one eighth
to one fourth, but the advance was subse-
quently lost except upon particular quail
j ties. Breadstufis dull at about former rates
Consols 81 2-sa?l l-2.
The British Parliament was opened on the
Sd inst. by the Queen in pei son. The speech
I from the throne recommended an indemnity
bill for the Bank Of England, and promises
Parliamentary reform.
The Queens speech is very vague. /,
deplores the commercial crisis and the dis
tress consequent upon the people, reioices
at the success Of the Indian army, commands
the early attention of Parliament to affairs
in India, but fears NO disturbance Of the
peace Of Europe.
The Chancellor Of Exchequer had intro
duced into the House of Commons a bill oi
indemnity to the Bank of England, and a
committee Of the whole house was appointed
en- the bank charter.
The crisis in Hamburg is fearful and bust
ness is entirely suspended.
New failures are announced: Herman,
ties 100000. Blscoff, Beel d Co, London,
India trade Joel Dantzic. 100000. Hoif-
man d Co., London, Swiss trade p. Mizo,
Liverpool, ship owners. Decarts d Co.,
London, 1856, 900 HaDkerson 4 Burnside,
stationary. Barber, Roserander Co..
London. Hirsch, Bro. 4 Co, Bath, German
trade c. G. Pine, corn factor, Belfast
Fredson, Clum Co., corn factor, Hartle-
pool, and many other Hamburg failures, too
numerous to particularize. Crisis fearful
All business suspended.
Orders were issued by Prussia suspending
the usnrv laws,
The launching of the Leviathan was slow
ly progressing.
The Queens speech was generally tame
In House Of Commons Lord Palmerston
gave notice of India bill after recess.
LATEsr.-Hamburg. Friday-Senate con-
veyed extraordinary convocation to estab-
lish government discount institutions to
thirty millions.
Twenty prominent firms failed in single
day. Aggregate liabilities Of failed and
weak firms 81 OOO,CO marks
Banco advances four hundred millions
asked for.
Spain refuses to accede to the demand of
Mexico that her money shall be received
preliminary to negotiations.
Advices from Cuba represent fleet against
Mexico ready to sail on moments notice
LONDON, Friday Money active, payments
maturing to day are met sa isfactorily-
Funds steady at one eli .hth advance.
Paris money market steady. Accounts
received are gloomy. Numerous additional
failures in Stockholm.
The Bank Of Russia is making advances
on stocks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Important from Nicaragua.

Tile Landing Of Gen. Walker at Punta Are.
nas-7Hreatened Aryest Of Lient CAillev,
oftae Saratoga Walker Visits the Sara.
togu-1he San Juan to be Blockaded
The Star Of the West, which arrived YES
terday, brings us the details Of Walkers ar.
rival at Punta Arenas. The news from
Greytown is to the 23d inst.
Walker landed at Ssn Juan del Norte, in
broad daylight, and directly under the guns
Of the Z. 5. sloop-of war, Saratoga. He
has taken possession Of the town with a
force Of about 800 men. A It, Of the Sar.
atoga being on shore, was ordered on his
ship by command Of Walker.
The steamer Fashion, after landing her
cargo, DC, proceeded to Aspinwall, where
she remained when tie Star of the West
left. On the afternoon Of the Sd the U. 8.
trigate Wabash sailed for San JUAN follow ed
on the afternoon OF the 4th by II. B. NJ. ship.
ofthe-line Brunswick and steam frigate Leo
pard.
They will probably blockade the harbol
Of San Juan, and at the came time station a
force to prevent Walkers passing up the
river.
The United States steamer Fulton was al
Boca Del Toro on the I'd, but will be or
dered to San Juan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Gov. Walkers Letter of Restoration

New York, Dec II.
Gov. Walkers letter Of resignation, ad-
dressed to Secretary Cass. is published this
morning. 1t is very long and argumentive
document preserving throughout courte-
ous but decided tone. He says that there
was clear understanding between the ad
mlnistration and.shilnscf TINT the entire
Constitution should be submitted to the
people. and presents testimony to the effect
that his announcements testimony TO the
people that such should be the case were
sustained by the President under the cir
cumstances. Then he argues, inasmuch as
he could not go back to Kansas without
fresh Instructions committing him to new
policy, which he had repIobated and con
densed, the only Alternative left to him was
to resign.
lie discusses at great length the question
of popular asovereiynty, tking the ground
that the Constitution Of the United states is
not sovereign, for j. was created by States,
each exercising for itself that political pow
er called sovereignty, for the same reason
the government of the United States is not
sovereign nor does it exercise any soyer-
eign powers. 1t exercises only delegated
powers as declared by the Constitution, and
those powers only which are grated by
that instrument. We know no sovereign
but the people The conventions are compos-
ed of delegates. They are mere agents or
trustees, exercising not sovereign but a
delegated power, and the people are the
principals. The power delegated to such
conventions. can properly only extend to
framing the Constitution, but its ratification
or degation can only be performed by the
people, where sovereignty only rests will,
the people themselves. l shall now be
pleased to express to the President my deep
regret as regards our unfortunate difference
of opinion in relation to the Lecomptou Con-
stitution, and say to him that infallibility
does not belong to man, however exalted in
intellect, purity Of intention or position, vet
if he has committed any errors in this re.
srect, may they be overruled by a superin-
tending providence for the perpetuation of
our Union. and the advancement Of the hon
or and interests Of our beloved country. In
now dissolving my official connection with
your department, beg leave to tender to
You my thanks tor your constant courtesy
and kindness.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
VOTE FOR AUSTIN CORBIN.
Police Report.
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHNES.

SATURDAY, Dec 10.
Samuel Mullen, a rather hard looking
casa man who had seen some service ia
his line-was brought forth to answer To
the charge of drunkenness. Sam hadn't a
word to say for himself. other than he had
"nary red to pay his fine, if his Honor
should see fit to impose one; and as this
was his first offence lin horn) he hoped to
he dealt with leniently. His spree was
judged to be worth $500 and costs, but not
having the amount left on his person, and
his bank account being already very low, q
committee of one was appointed to him to
the Graham House.
City Of Davenport,
PAD Kelly,
Defendants charged with keeping . meat
market and selling fresh meats contrary to
city ordinance.
On hearing, decision was given in favor
OF defendants. Appealed to District Court
In the case Of City of Davenport ~ John
F. Kelly, defendant was fined $4,000, from
which decision defendant took an appeal to
the District Court.
Geo. s G. Dow for city; Cook, Dillon 4
Indy for defendant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

Mr.. MAGoUN's LEcTURE.-The re-
ceipts Of the lecture on Friday evening
amounted TO one hundre and five dollars
No "dead heads" were admitted, the lee
turer himself paying his quarter. The fact
Of there being 30 many assemblies On the
same evening accounts for the spareness Of
the receipts. The disbursement will be made
public in few days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

FIRE.-Somc scamp set fire to pile
of straw in the warehouse formerly occu
pied by Evans, Chew & Co., on I'd street
between Perry and Rock Island The alarm
was Immediately given, (probably by the
incendiary), and by the prompt action of
these who were soon on the spot, the flames
were subdued. Luckily no damage occur
red to the building. Had the alarm been
given a few moments later, a number of
wooden buildings in that neighborhood
must have been consumed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

FlRE.-Somc incendiary william sci
fire to Mr.. Powers hay stack, on 4th alley
between Brady and Perry streets, yesterday
about noon, but the trick was fortunately
discovered just in time to stay any great
damage. Had the attempt succeeded a
number of buildings must have been con-
sumed Look out for incendiaries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
COAL! COAL!! COAL!ll

VNHB Goat Valley Ainins Ctmosny are nov fur
I nisning their superior Coal st q 26 per ton or
nine cents per bushsl, st their Depot the levee
opposite the Court House, in Rock Island After
the river loses, the Oompsny VIII deliver their Coal
Ut Davenport, within . reasonable distance II the
river, at - - pr tan.
3. 3. 0UYER, Agent.
DS5fs Coal Valley Mining Company,
Uve0Q Raper.
r Al 10 Fosstvtng iron The manufne4urevs. ~
j 1900 rolls of Vail Pspsr ssd Dor1sSs, whicA
~ "a q . sDAu sAvaneo, .: Wholsajs or rstan
-. WAD0U,
(04svOO 00rb eaiaa1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Rr;10npor< Con n

Bridgeport, Con. Deals.
1ranistan, the country seat Of p. T. Barn.
um, in thiscity, was discovered to be on fire
last night, and was soon burned to the
ground. Mr.. BArnum had Just commenced
70 ts-farnish the house The amount Of loea
has not bssa assestaansd The 1ee vas n.
osabtsll1 w Hseh sfinpsn1iasN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Cincinnati no

Cincinnati, Dec. Is,
The Leavenworth Herald Of the 10th
speaking Of an Express Messenger from Utah
says he passe Col Johnson's command near
Fort Bridger. Baggage and provision trains
all safe. The troops were in good spirita-
This is the only news that has transpired
relative to Utah expedition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

The above schedule Of property snbrsrss priact-
psi'y splcndid Chy Residences, City end Suburban
eudinx lots IN aud adjoining tfe CMy et ColunGss.
iONeontalnins ~ 00O inhab., and rapidly M
creasing In manui., turts, commerce, p palation,
wealth and In the value Of its real e.tsts
The above property will b distributed to T,cAes
Holders, before or Oh
The 1ss nay u March, 1859,
II the 1ieset sr. not sooner disposed Of; bot m
view o' The interests OF the Tcset soders The israo
amount and he great value Of the pro,erty rtshsd,
o. c ent time after the sale Of the ttcAets Will a.
lowed 70 give six weeks notice. (through agents and
newspspers) " that such tcset hold can appoint
their commit &c TO make 81 h sttibution
The public Is assured that This utoin Of prep
erty 10 not CONTESTED with any Exhibition Concert,
Any other co.tly entertainment, vhe can b IN.
joyed by only few Ticket Holders but consists ~
Of tho icket. that each person can have lar ana
equal chance.
Persons visiting Oolumbus, Ohio, are requested to
examine the location and character Of said prupassy
and the pl.ss Of the same on Ole in this once
Those desiring to purchase tickets can obtain them
st thisofioe By enclosing % On current Bank Bills
on any specie paying Bank IN the Unionl for ssch t0
MREFERENCKs.
Aessrs. HOFFMAN l. Gelpeke, Bsnssss, Chicago, III.
Mesas. ve,tsriein 4 Trs,abewer. PhilsdelpAis and
G. T. Ada. ESQ.,. Consu'. Cincinnati.
Aessrs. A. Fatman 4 Co., New York and CinetA-
natl.
Ae,srs. n. Peters 4 o., Philadelphia.
Messls. Hirshhorn Bvothers l. 90. New York.
John Anderson q Go Tobacconists, New York.
state Bank Of Ohio, Branches 1t Columbus, Ohts.
A0ENT0 WANTED.
Persons desiring TO act ss Agents In the sale Of
TiSkets, who will forward recommendation signed
BY some responsibe person, vill b. promptly an
sweP d.
Al to the property above ntione the value thers-
Of NY standing, Ir-fer the public 70 the bankcrs,
Merchants d business men generally q Columsus.
~ All orders for Tickets, and other letter must
be addressed to NJ k0kR,
Columbus Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and fur her Information 70
NICHOLAS kUHNnN,
J. GILL 1T,
BOw1N FAY
Corner Main and Second streets. DE- +1t0m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
Washington, Dee. Is.
SENATE

Mr. Douglas introduced bill to author
ize the people Of Kansas.'o form Constitu
ton and state Government preparatory to
their admission into the Union on an equal
footing with the original States
The resolution submitted yesterday by
Mr. Pugh and Mr. Trumbull, calling on
the President for further information in ref
erence to Kansas affairs was agreed to- The
Senate then resumed the consideration o
the Treasury bill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

FALSE ALARM.-There was an alarm
Of fire on Saturday evening at about 7 O.
clock. The engines come out with rush,
but finding there was no fire visible, they
were taken back.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
VOTE FOR AUSTIN CORBIN.

AUSTIN CoRBIN, candidate for Alder
man of the. Ward, is thorough busi
ness man-understand the wants of the
city, and will endeavor to Insure the great
est good to the greatest number. Vote fol
for him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
3 Il A II u 3 VS. DE = o r
AND
GIRNnI rIN0 x1nlA

We receive regularly and for sale Da,lies.
N.Y.. terald, Philad. Bulletin,
Tnnnne, Gin. Gazette,
Times, Commercial
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Pres,
TRAY, ller, Trihune
d. Lon's hepnoiicsn. st Louis 1a.elligencer,
Davenport 0,zette, Democrat and vevs
Subscriptions received on the m 81 liberal term,
BY the month, quarter or year
octi 8. II. STARR, Agert
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

In point Of Aldermanic qualifica.
tions. We know of no other man better quail
flied for the City Council than Austin Cor
bin, Esq.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

Austin Corbin has richly earned the
reputation of being an able and efficient
Alderman. Let every man who wishes for
sound city legislation, vote for him to day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

VOTE FOR AUSTIN CORBIN.

II you would have an active Coun-
Gilman, from the Sd Ward, vote only for
Austin Corbin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
n .AOEAK

AEnesRS sTEvsNsON CARNAHAN havs re-
Mx moved from tA'iR old quarters 70 No. 1 Ls.
Mcohee, where thsy Win b sousd prspersi 70 serve
The poblic With Drugs, Nod ems DC % ~ ~
style. 1hankful for the libe1al poarOnaos Of the
~ cana. Hov1od1n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

VITOUI.D ANNOUNCE 10 TiiR CirtIEES on
w Davenport ana Vi ciuitg III, ne has res9mtd tue
practice of r.eicine lnl may be- found. w no. pro-
fesriun ly rngarcJ II his fl, So nd i; Get, be-
tween Perry an. Rccs tslaad STR ttS Nev25itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
CHRISTMAS AID NEW YBAnss
RRE0ANn. ~. VI I

TH1 nsse acesDeahje Gllte = elsiss1snn . ss>sse
y osIovs moss Hass sr.sr t1aa g.. oovss 9 pr0.
eraesyseg ~ c!oe!e1 r. os1ss % ~. AearI -
nAr4a0 - - na0ueeegVVo IN oGH 49, aW
esesscse = ~ nsss eesoyoaeses ven = - 60
=: 49, = sssaess ? Ssss's ssA neA6s ~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

To-DAY's ELECrIoN.-Let citizens
remember that an election in the Third Ward
ofan Alderman, takes place TODAY.
While We have nothing to say agsinst Mr.
1Sadaoris as man. We do say, that he is not
proper person to fill the Office at this time
He has been heavy contractor, and is
deeply interested in the future action of the
City Council, to which he now asks to be
elected
OF Mr.. Corbin, it is unnecessary to speak
-except'that he is not personally interested
in any future movement of that body, and
the people know, without our saying
it, that he has honesty. experience and ca.
pacity combined
He is just the man We need there at this
time, and We are confident that we express
the opinion of a majority of the ward when
We say it.
There is only one thing Warrington ev-
cry voter who thinks so, to turn out to-day
and vote for him.
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by ABEL BEACH, Dsyuty.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

Go to the polls-at the Courthouse,
and east your vote for competent man
for Austin Corbin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
NUMBER 81.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

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wt Be inserted - tee cents per Ae for each inser
tion or nfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

&c 70 The polh and vets lsr Austin
CtiAiA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
Family Provision Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C,

7 HAVE OPENED an establishment on Third st reet
l. a fer doors above the .Wkcye Grocery, where !
intend keeping a. times Game of every description,
Pork such a. Spareribs, Tenderloin-, etc.; salt
Pork aud Beef; Beef uy the quarter; Butter, Egls
etc-in fact depot for the supply Of families with
provisions OF substantial natute. As shall vote
my whole st enton 10 the business, and every
trgy in keeping full supplies Of ,uoh a,t.cl
mentioned above, hope to meet with liberal pat
ronage. alro put up pork and beef for families ~
orderei and keep constantly on hand Head CheeTe
AMI Sanssges.
N.v2idtf JOHN r. KRLIY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

AD WHITE f0RTH PERPUMRD BREATH
W and Besutiful Complexion can be acquired
~ asins the "Balm Vt . Thousand Flow ere !" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
disaSTeesble breath, when BY using balm Of .
thousand Flowers" - dentlfrice would not only
render eWeet, tut leave the teeth White 40 slabss
Ter! Many person do not know th.ir breath 10 bad
and the suojec. n delicate their friends III never
@cntiohn. tewAre OF CounteJfeits. BE sure each
bottle Is sgned yKThlDGE 1 O., r. For sale
BY all druggists.
"W0ODLAnD C1EAA."@A Pomade for beautifv.
,ng the Hair-highly perfumsd, superior TO any
french article imported, aud FOR halt The price, For
dressing Iacies' usir II has equal u ing II .
DIyn!' glossy sppeArsnce. 1t causes 0entlrinan's
hAr TO curl In the most natural manner 1t removes
Dandrun, always giving the Hair the appearance Of
oeing fresh Ahampooned. Price, only ffty cents
None genuine unless signed
PBTRiDGE co.
Froprtseors OF the "BalD u . thousand Piovcrs"
Sor aie ~ TAYLOR 4 bALLOKD, No 10 Lellaire
low Sole AZ nts for Davenport.
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