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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
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A0oaoe1nol 0oWo ~ tho A1ogo.
New York, Sep. Z.
The stsemship AMgO. from 6oufhamptos
9th, arrived Ct an early hour this A n. II,
main featurO Of her news he's been nab
lished Via 81 John. The steamship Circas
sian, iron g. Jshss. arrived st Liverpool
on the 22d; her pessage was days and q
hourA The stsamahip Europa, from Boston
arrived ont oa The esd.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, from
Liverpool, August 2sth. arrived 1t noon TO-
day.
The Indian, from Quebec. arrived out on
! the 26th.
The Esgiish Government has been max.
ing large purchases in the south Of Bohemia
Of wood for ship buildine
The London z5wss serongiy urges the
eleesioa II Lord John Russell to the peer
age.
Parliament would be prorogued on the
TAe divorce bill had finally paassd Psrn-
ament.
the failures reported at Liverpool are
MsaarA Buchsnan. Brown 4 Co., produce
dealers, for 5000 Also J. H. Hays,
commissioa dealer, amount not stated. Ii
verpool papers deny the truth Of most re-
ports
The nomination Of General Lersimbi -
Captain 0eoeFal d Cuba, Vas expected in
the Gazette towards the middle Of Sep'em
Der
The Ho'stein diet has appointed q com
mittee to report on the new Constitution
submitted by the Danish Government
The Pope met respectable but cold re-
ception at Florence.
A rumOr was current vt Geneva that two
steamers under the Neapolitan colors, com
ing from Msrseilles, had been seized ut Ma.
piles, several chests of muskets having been
found on board, which had been declared to
contain sugar.
The Porto has announced willingness to
resume negotiations on the basis Of the ar
engagements made at Osborn. The Sultan
also consents to new returns in Moldavia
election
A telegraphic dispatch from st. Peters
burg says that the Chinese have not allow
ed Admiral Panistan and his mission to
enter kisktha, and he will in consequence
descend the Amoor and present himself at
Shanghae.
Rumors had gone forth that the directors
Of the Atlantic Cable Company had deter
mined to renew the trial in Oct They are
believed to be wholly unfounded.
Messers. c. N. Hampton, G. b. Carr
and Cyrus W. Field had an interview
with Sir Chas. Wood. First Lord Of
the Admiralty, on the 2lst ult, to
know whether, il, the Directors should
accept the offer made them for the
whole of the cable, the British Govern
ment would assist them with vessels,
&c, next summer. Sir Charles Wood
answered promptly in the affirmative.
The cable is wanted to be laid down
at once in the Red Sea, or the Persian
Gull, 20 ~ to get the line open to In
dia, at the earliest possible moment
1000, per share was offered in Lon
don, on the oath, without finding sci
lers. Confidence in the enterprise was
increasing daily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

BILLIARD TABLEs.-In another col
unln our readers will see the advertisement
Of MoRR,s. notifying the sale Of Billiard
Tables. Paintings. Bar fixtures. Carpets. aud
Furniture
This is rare chance for those who want
any Of the articles mentioned. They are all
comparatively new, and all know how
cheap such things sell at auction.
The Billiard Tables are Griffith's best
and he is famous for the superiority Of his
work
Don't forget the time aud place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

WoRrny o. NorE-Daniel Fanshaw, IN
old and much esteemed New York printer
recently presented the Typographical Soci
ETY. Of that city, with two volumes Of
Pitts English Atlas, printed in London in
l6Ss-one hundred and seventy-four years
agO-with . testament to the effect that
the original cost price Of the same. and In
terest added to the present time, would
amount to more than thirty millions of dol
Lara
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Bank Matters.

New York, Sept 5.
The brokers throw out the bills of
the Dandy Bank, Of Dandy, Vt. There
are also rumors prejudicial to the in
terests Of the Bank of Michigan, proba'
bly, growing out Of the recent extensive
counterfeit Of the bills.
The Bank Statement shows q de.
crease Of a, 3S5,554 in loans and S.
32l, $3.50 in deposits, and an increase Of
$9s6,5s9 IN specie and 81, O32 in circu'
lation. The whole specie in hand
$SO,22s,965.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

Among certain fine lines contributed to
the Kaickerbocksr for Sept. We find the
following couplet, which gives to prayer, If
for once 1t may b quoted q decided
downward tendency
watch y see from OFT the twilight sray,
Pale STARE lssk down. ME EYES Of ssiuts Who pray
Unless the poets saints pray one way
and look another, the fewer answers they
receive. the more viii they be blest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Putnam's Monthly ahd its Funeral M.
pon0oO.

The New York Meas in an article on the
suspension Of Putnam's Monthly, gives wha'
it thinks was the cause Of its failure, and We
think it is about right.
We think we can state positively what
was the cause OF "Putnams" death. 1t Kill
le;. itself by over doses Of Abolitionism, Ia
ken under the guise Of general literature. 1t
10 true that Putnam's Magazine had large
and paying circulation when it passed from
the hands Of its original proprietors.
II is equally true that while in the hands
Of its originators it confined itself TO the
legitimate duties Of literary journalism. and
that when it passed from the control Of Mr.
Putnam it speedily became stupid impos.
ture by publishing partisan Abolition arti-
cles under the prestige Of its former literary
charactcr-articles whose great features
were ignorance and audacity, alike void Of
classic lberality Of sentiment and Of nation
atty, truth and justice These were what
cut down the circulation Of the Magazine
ten thousand copies in six months. made it
the subject Of general animadv ersion in all
sections Ofthe country, and sent it into a
decline" from which nothing but radical
reform" editorial revolution, and sudden
return to its normal condition" or "absorp-
ton" which it has last undergon e, could
by any means save it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

We know that there Is . good crop
Of grain all over the country. We also
know that 80 cents per bushel is very low
price for wheat in Davenport, while it ID
bringing So cents in Chicago-Democraf.
This is false in every particular Wheat
is worth only 81 cents in Chicago. which Is
worth 65 cents here.-Eee Nera
The miserable drivler who so glibley
blurts out the charge Of falsehood, is prob
ably no accustomed to hearing the elegant
expression applied to him that he uses it
from habit.
II il quite unfortunate for the reracity Of
the Nems that in another column, that
wheat is dull at 46 to IS! When We wrote
our article, wheat was quoted at IS eta. in
Chicago. The panic purposeiy created just
at this jnncture Of Waeat buying, has sent
down the price Of wheat and everything
else below the real market price. In . few
days. after the anic has passed over. wheat
will regain something Of its former value
and therefore we advise the farmers not Il
seH to those rho are taking advantage Of tn
panic to buy mhedf iow.
The Ne,cs man wanted TO say something
smart so he blurted out . charge Of false
hood, as though a simple denial was moi
| enough.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

The LAST CHANcE.-To-day is the
last that our citizens will have the opportu
nifty Of procuring those celebrated Specta-
cics Of Messrs. Semmons 4 Co., a. they leave
for Dubuque tomorrow. positively We
wish TO urge upon our citizens the neccssi
ty Of improving this opportunity. As Mr.. S.
leaves this country tor England in short
time. and these glasses are sold by none but
the Manufacturers. Call at the Le Claire
House today, between s and o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
coMm e 81 i. e 8 /

6OUTuEAe4 CORkEa WARRINGTON AvxUUG y YuIuD y
6r LOUIS, MO,
incorporated by the General Assembly. Jsnu
i cry twenty-fourth, 1915, With full authority
'sTO grant diplomas, award degrees, confsr honors,
and exercise oil and singular tho psivicgcs ,ommm
to Commercial colleges authorised By Law, IN otAsr
States."-t CAsStw, Sec.
full course Of inseSuCtion, IN this ln1tltuttsa,
embraces Double Entry, ok-Kerpins, Commerctai
calculations, Commercial Law, and Prnmsnship.
0entlcmen can enter for The courSo sepasasSly,
and st any time, - Instruction y impaired indlvtdu-
ally and not In casses, and sach depsrtmaat n inde-
pendent ard under control Of s rcopectivs Praeees.
or, who alone 10 responsible for the progssss Of bic
pupils.
n Young 0entienen wishing 70 prepare ihso.
aeves for Business pursuits, respectfully invttsd
70 call drrng business houre, asd sxanins tAs mods
Of Importing instructioa, epFugress ~ ~ paplls
and ,he superior Acitiso extsded y oAoes aoorous
a Qualifying themselves r ~ psectlcaI Autes a
the counttng-kouse. Personal fsfsrencs gavsn "a
shove two huaAred an1 any 1oo) pFsctieal aocoun.
tants, now IN charge Or beoks u I'M easy, a q
whom have eunpastsd thssr bsslnsss sdscaeoa y
this Institution.
n D. Vor circulars, coatainine Sasernst,os u
regard to Terms, tAs eoafse u iastSuetion, end gu
business cennectsd with ~ show, 60 CAL q ~
Duoth-nast corner of Washinstoa svsaus aad Yes9A
JONATHAN souls. u lssss. Ma
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

The SUGAR Caor.-A letter from St Ma
rvs Parish. La. to New Orleans Delta, says:
Cane is looking splendid. and there is no
doubt this years produce will be the best
for some years.
This parish viii probably make 10000
hhds Of sugar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
Detroit. Sent. It'll.

Detroit Sept. It'll.
An insurrection headed by two des-
perate negro convictA broke out At
Michigan State Prison this afternoon.
Two convicts succeeded in escaping
over the walls, but were recaptured.-
Otherm made desperate attempts to
escape, but were overpowered by the
officers and secured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

New Orleans, Sept. s.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived
to-day from Havana with dates to the
Sd. Business had not recovered. Stock
of sugar on hand 100000 boxes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
New York. Sent !

New York, Sept. I. )
The failures ef Nesss. futile, Cut,
ting ! Co, and BateA Griffin 4 Liver.
more, in the provision trade, are 70
ported.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

Lockport N. Y, Sept. 5.
w J. Daniels, President Of the Mia.
CARA County Bank, who thought he
had been robbed Of his pocket book,
has found time contents all safe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

DIED.

On Sunday moraing. 0spsenAss Oh. Anss \. T.
dssghsss Of Gilbert o. ,. and Ross 4. Mitchell a0sI
ysar, months ed Asys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

A SnoorlxG AANu-An attempt Of two
distinguished gentlenen to shoot each Other
came Of at the New York Hotel on We'd.
nesday morning. It seems that during 4
political conversation in one Of the sitting
rooms, some severe things were said BY q
gentleman from Louisiana to Isaac v. Fowl
er, Esq., Postmaster Of the city Of New
York. Who rstortsd sharply, at which the
Louisiana gsatleman drew forth . pistol
and fired at Fowler. who was supposed by
the sPee1atsss 4 the aGale 10 b. unarmed.
Fowler, however. ct once drew forth . pis-
tol and returned the fire, but fortunately
neither shot took effect. Those present in
terfered, and ultimately the police coming
in, took both the belligerents TO the station
house, to be locked up. News Of the a6air
was soon carried to the friends Of the mar.
ties, and they were released, made friends
and had god time, being alike gr.tified
at this close Of the affair. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

ROBBERIEs.-lt is apparent that
there is an organized band Of Burglars in
the city Al the present time The large rob
berry at Mr.. Wolfs Boarding House on Sat
urday night was, on Monday night, followed
up by robberies At the Union House. the Old
Pensy lvania House. the Denton House, and
the st. Clair House Under this state Of Of
fairs j., would be well for our citizens TO
take every precsution to secure their Hou-
SEES during the night time and the Hotel
keepers would be doing no more than their
duty to the travelling public by employing
private watchmen. Our police force has
done its duty, but the number is so ANAL
and their beats 50 large that it is imPos-
sible for them to afford adequate protection
against an organized band Of robbers. The
Marshal with commendable promPtness took
measures yesterday morning to discover the
perpetrators Of the robberies on Monday
night, and We are glad to state the fact that
he has clew which he hopes will enable
him to effect the arrest Of the whole gang.
The parties arrested on suspicion Of having
committed the robbery at Mr.. VOLTS. we're
discharged for want Of proof
The money taken At the Old Pennsylva-
MIA House amounted to t2se. Among It
was two 500, billA .t.
That which was lifted from the Union
House. amounted to $50, several gentle
men suffered 1t the Denton House. Among
the property taken was two gold watches
some other articles ofjewelry and . small
sum Of money.
The proprietor Of the St Clair House vas
relieved Of his gold watch and several other
articles Of minor value.
A man Was arrsstsd IN % aA4saart 70
steala quantity Of lumber TO uss for Ars-
wood. He h saxioas TO dispose Il his in
terest in that business
1t was well remarked by sagacious and
TO our chip Of STATE IL TO be feared from the
rock Of corruptiou.-0asette.
So the Democracy think, and thought
when Greedy took $1,000 in The Fort Dies
Noisss Improvement Svindle. So the peo.
pie thought when Black Republican Nat
teson, Gilbert, and the 40 thieves" Of that
party in Coagreas. combined 10 plumber the
Treasury, and we're exposed in their sslA-
rious schsmeA So Tie people thought when
the whole brood Of Black Republicans in
the North collected vast sumo Of money o.
tensibly to send to Kansas. and then used
it Is corruption fund to buy votes and aid
the election Of Fremont 50 the people
thought when the Black Republicans
bought up wagouseller aud his two ascot
ates in the Pennsylvania Lsgislature, BY
paying them $1,000 apiece. to vote against
Col Fornsy Sue the U. & Senate. So the
people thought vhsa the Black Republic.
an Legislature, from motives Il eorrup-
ton, fsr~e5 oss Tie counties Of New York
Kings asd wssesAsstss, Among such men q
Nye. Dsapsr. aad serasahaa. and Who have
already p,sn1ssd ~ sty sfNsv Yesk 4
several uil1loas a dsllasA 6 thiak -
psspIs WIN 0lnsk nepuhneaa leGlI1ntpoeu
- I'M slInk)ihIn6 ~ - fllAA =
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
WANTED.

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Apply 1t this Office Immediately.
ALSO:
A man TO attend on IN invalid. Must be
good nurse. Apply At this Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

News! News J.! News ~!
II you want the latest news
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~ Of Magazines and Newspaper west Of the Aissis-
sipp 1ver. Ihe following received regularly and
fer sale q oar counter.
Harper,
0odey, Graham,
Putnam. Peterson, Knickerbocker,
Blackwood, Household words, Ballos's Dollar
United 0taies, nrs. Stevens Nev, n. !. Journal
Wavsrly Monthly, 0ssette Of Hashion, Inventor,
Mica MAJ.
Yankee Notions, Phreno,osical Journal,
Wogking Farmer, water Care Journal,
Hunts ierchsns's MAG. London Quarterly Review.
DenanoFe's B. h. Guide, RdinbErgh y =
Appastoa's =. \. Guide. North Britain I"
and Westminster Revisv.
Herald,
Tribune and Times,
Day Book and Sunday Dispatch,
New Yost Ledger and Lsdssr Of Romasce,
0ipQer, Otttsen, Picayune, Brother Jonathan,
uoOe Joarnsl Ceuntsy 0entis0an, Rural n YoSher
uaspesss Weskly. Irish News
rWtsr's Spirit, Iriah Americas,
Pp,ios Geseite. ocienttac Americau,
Ilving Ags, Spiritual TslegraDA,
opirt u the Ttmss,
Las1liss mustsased News aa1 1hoaoeoa's 1sDestss.
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pAe1, AneSicoo TSove1leT on1 nallO0so Pleeo11al,
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Qnclnna4a 1,nss, and Co0asrclal,
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= -. Puhlto LA1D1, Oo0mogola|
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lo9al tss1s " ~ MOD, onastes, - Tear.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

Costar's" Rat, Roach, de-, Exterminator
Put up In soc, &c. &c. and q Boxes.
"COSTARS" Bed Bug Exterminator.
Put up IN Sc, SOC, u, an u Dottiss.
COSTARS' Electric Powder, for Ants,
Insects, 10. Put In DC and sOc Boxes.
Principal Depot, No 36s Broadvay, New York,
and sold BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere In the
United States, osaadas, West Indies end South
America.
uePu,l particulars BY mail.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

The 0asss's ~ opportunity Of Descending
these Black Republicans and their ialsn-
ess fisn1a, sad - ny sooa..sspses II 70 D.
70, for H. fret sisss.
Il has . rsasrksbls scent Or svseytAing
that aslls ct all like "DeoecraGis tread"
The sleep u our neighbour IL disturbed ~
horrid drsams Of Democrats, With their
srms elbow deep In the mosey haU Of Ia
Gle Sam. True. It 10 al drssm. bat the
0assf's fscies II reality. and sgoaisss over
1t accordingly. BAH When Satan ~
Dukes Sin. the sinner must be bsyond re-
demption!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

" Pray and Work,
Men Cod VIII HelD Ioes. >,

A NEW series Of Juvenile Books, transacted from
"A the German, beautifully illustI atd with CO.
lored engrs wings and illuminated Comprising
I, Dason Won Wollhelm and his children; ,. The
Balloon; 3. Louis the reformed boy; =, Beads and
Shot; 6, Prank the little cheat 4. The Christmas
GIFT, p1tce Of each cts.
A. No 70 Brady street. near the Post Once.
1mo20du ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09

Thermoneters +! Thermometers !!
VERY ussfnl to show HOW HOT IT IL" At 7sc,
d %, 81 % and u so each, At
No. - Brady street, near the Post Once.
July1ldtf ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-09
is6 90 PER ANNUM.
MUSIC.


nv Chckssing 0dbest, Auns, KsosA and ether o.
~ iebratsd mshsrs % rsmeus vh,rh n,
sold st manufacturing priss freight - dsi al the
Rock Is!ard Music Stovv.
Pieass sxamins. whe her ysu wish to purchase or
nat
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Carpets.

V1VO eur already i0Dsnss stool ~ have also besa
- 0Aktng ad6ltions, end ~ would ooaiels the ~
teutton ofeuyoSD, WAethor nj Wholesale or nesoal.
beng ea1ls0od that can peese IL sst fosatAoue
auG0e40 GOULD = o3DDRD.
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Boy Wanted.
GOOD active boy. aboat II or Is years Of ase
a can ind empoyneat for short time during
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