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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

Democratic Meeting

Walnut Grove, Oct. 8.
Mn. EprroI The Democrats of this pre-
cinct had glorious meeting last evening.
The school house was crammcd to suifoca-
tiou with men eager to see the Democratic
candidatc,G. Ill Parker and to listen 10 the
speakers.
Thomas Cation Esl., was presiding chaii
man
The meeting was addressed hy Mr. Par.
| ker in most powerful, logical and convin-
cing speech of two hours long. and its length
was forgotten in its excellence. All lis.
tened with thoughtful attention that gave
| evidence of the returning reason of the peo-
PIE Two Republicans present were brought
on to the anxious seat, and this morning
announce a complete conversion to old line
| Democracy.
Geo. f. lIuhbell. Esq, followed Mr. Par.
ker in speech of one hour, which was lis
tened to with eager attention and evident
satisfaction The meeting closed at 10
o'clock with three tremendous cheers for
the nominees. You may rely upon this
precinct doing its duty. We shall have a
large Democratic majority. Tonight the
woolies' meet at Pease's Hotel, but the
Republicans here are downhearted. "Bleed.
ins'' Kansas has bled out
Yours w =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Trustees Sale.

WHERnAS on tho erst day Of June, A. D., 1887,
w Robert Pattison and nary PAttson, his wife,
executed unto Andrew Bell Trustee, . certain
deed Of Trust conveying 10 said Trustee the land In
Scott County, Iowa, described as follows TO wit :
part OF lot number sixteen ll6l In Robert Chris
ties Addition 10 the city Of Davenport, more paric-
ulsTly described as follows, 10 wit Commencing st
[1Sl. thence running East sixty 1901 feet, thence
South one hundred and ifty 1851 feet 70 alley,
thence West sixty (60l let, thence North one hun-
dred and nfty 1901 feet TO the place Of brRinninR
said lot ID de scibcd in deed made By Oheany Men
ger. and recorded 10 Scott county Deed Book r. page
No 655 to which due references BE- made for me
particular description, which said conveyance was
made by the said Robert Pattison and Mary Pa,tison
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
said Roeeri Pattison, dated the a ST day of June
d, 1881 for the sum Of one hundred dollars, pay
able with ten FER cent interest per annan, sixty
days after date, to the order OF jane n. Greea.
And now said note having become due and pAya.
Bile, and the said Robert Pattson having failed TO pay
the same, /, Andrew Bai, Trustee ~ Aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice. that by virtue OF the
will, on Saturday The 3fst day OF October, A d,
1851 At the hour of2 O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day at the Court House door In the city OF Dav H.
port, expose and offer for sals, public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land above
described, much thereof shall be sufficient IA
satisfy and pay the amount Of said note with the In
terest thereon - the day OF SALE together with oil
c,ss and expenses attending said SALE costs of thu
notice and Trustees fees. Upon he CONNECTION oi
such sale deed viii be given in accordance with the
stipulation OF said Decd OF Trust.
Dated the sth day OF Oct, A D, 1857
ANDREW BELL
oc9dts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
L AT EST EW S
Arrival OF the Niagara.
rHREE DAYS LATER FROM EuRorr.
Halifax. Oct !

i Halifax, Oct 4
The Paris Paps says . private letter from
India, states that Lord Eigin will soon i,
appointed Gov. Gen. Of India. and Lori
J Canning be nominated to another office
The 4th Of Oct. has been fixed AS n day
Of meditation and prayer on account of The
| troubles in India.
| The Sultan has contributed fl 600 In
the India Relief fund
The cattle disease has made its appear
ance in Curry. Ireland
| Another express from Manchester 70 Lon
don. on the Great Northern II. r., run or a
| viadaet Four persons. including Hon. Wind
sor Clyde, were killed, and large number
| injured.
A collision occurred between the police
and the military at Limerick on the 10th
Some persOas were injured, but NO lives
lost
Me ssbmarine telegraph between Malta
aad Sicily is nearly ready, and the British
Governor viii only have TO lay cable be-
tween Alexandria and Malta to bring BON
bay with fifteen days Of London.
FRANCE
foundations in the north OF Franc have
been very disastrous The destruction Of
property was immense, and several lives
were lost. The Emperor contributed sloO,
900 for the relief Of sufferers
The grape harvest was abundant
The trial Of Carpenter, Grelet and Others.
for frauds on the Northern H. Il. had ter
minated. Parrot was acquitted, Grelet
was sentenced to eight years Imprisonment
Carpenter and Guern TO five years EACH
RUSSIA.
1t is stated that Russia is constructing a
large fortress at Kcrtch to command the
the Straits Of Yenikale
Omar Pacha has been nominated Govern
or General OF Bagdad.
London, Sept &c.
There was further increase in the de
mand for money but not beyond what was
to have heen anticipated.
FRANCE.
Napoleon and Alexander were at Stutt-
gait on the 25th A grand banquet was to
be given on that day. and an evening party
and various other festivities were to take
place on Saturday and Sunday. The Empe-
ror would leave on Monday.
The Paris Pdtrie says the furtherance Of n
mighty and good intelligence between the
two countries is the only object Of the
meeting.
INDIA.
Government dispatches were expected
when the Niagara started 800 French
troops had marched to Calcutta from China
to defend French interests at Chandumant,
China.
letter from Hong Kong says the U. s.
Corvette Levant in order to avenge the pill
lage by gang Of Pirates of an American
merchant ship, had burned village on the
Island OF Fornosa which the Pirates occu-
pied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

The Democrats Of our sister state,
Iowa, are fighting bravcly in the pres
ent contest. Ben Samuels, our stand
ard bearer for Governor, is traversirn
all portions Of the State, and fighting
for the rights and principles Of our
party with genuine Spartan courage
lie is fine speaker. Tuesday even
ing last he made speech in Davcn.
port, to which Mr.. OConncr of Mus
catine attempted to reply. From what
we learn the most unfair arguments
were rcsorted to by Mr.. O'Conner to
prove his positions. His misrepresen-
tations must have been in keeping with
his past political life. The speech Of
Mr.. Samuels is spoken of As model
1t was eloquent and elaborate through.
out. His election is certain.-R. L
argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Gold from Europe-Balancc In Favor OF
the United States.

Among the phenomenon Of the CONNER
cial world, that which has frequently called
forth comment of late years has been the
enormous purchases Of specie by the Bank
of France. London and American tinanciers
have frequently predicted that there must be
a reaction-that no nation can 60 on vio-
lating the course Of trade for length Of
time without producing results Neverthe
less the Bank of france has purchased
largely Of gold from this country through
the house OF Rothshild and others. Now if
We examine our commercial table We find
that We have not been paid for that gold
The reports Of the Secretary of the Treasury
show the gold in the country in lsIe 70
have been, including banks, sl20Ooo, 900
IN 1854, s25O,0OO, ,0O0-increase Sl30,0oo,-
900. The bank circulation in the same time
rose from Sll4,O00,0o0 to $ls7 .0o0. 900
increase Of currency, gold and paper,
s2o3,oOo,0 600. This sum was certainly quite
enough for currency, but in the meantime
California went on to produce, and she has
since raised sl50,000,0o0 1t is very evil
dent that this was not wanted for currency,
but must find sale In some direction, other
wise it was Of no use TO dig it up. Accord
ingly, We find that IL has been exported
As much OF It as was wanted for coin has
been sent 10 the Mint, but the largest por-
ton was, in the shape of pig metal, offered
for sale by the brokers at l-2 per cent dis
count. At the same time the Bank of France
was offering premium. Messrs. Roth
shild, therefore, bought the surplus metal
here at Il discount and sold it there at
premium. The exports in the three years
have been as follows:
Total Total
Circulation Bullion. d pmestic Foreign Gin
1888 $isl6t2. .l23 3t,lli,s ,ss6 So s57,4is 22sOi2s
la56 10 i5S .s33 rs, ,6ss ,si6 44,I4s2 l5asIO6
ieo7 2s9H, ,s4s ~, i0I. .20a "a, ,O7s, ,s62 S05s,52O
1t will be observed that the largest por-
ton OF export is bullion, or pig metal, the
material of money sent here for sale at l-2
per cent discount, because it is not wanted
Tor the manufacture of money. This metal
is wanted abroad, and goes there for sale at
a profit.
We may now see the effect upon the i'm
port trade, in the following table for three
years, showing the import and export of
goods, also of specie, and the production of
gold in the United States:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09


Thus i'll 1884 there va. $3.50, ,OoO. 900 spe.
Gle in the country. There has since been
dug out of the ground, sl43,o79,5l6. Since
then the Bank Of France has been an active
buyer of specie, and We have exported
sl5o,s0o, ,o00-or about the quantity pro-
duced, in addition TO S793,9il Jas worth OF
other produce. For all this specie and
goods, amounting to 1914. 700, 900, we have
got back but s915 100000 goods in pay.
There is due us nearly S29 1000, 900 cash.
besides profits and freghts. We now have
come to "a pinch in the money market, and
We find foreign bills selling at 5 dscounta
8 per cent. for sterling. and $50 for francs.
AZ these rates it pays well to import specie.
The Vanderbilt, from Havre, IS announced
with $500, 900 francs on board in gold for
this port The turn against France is ap-
parent come
portion of the low price for bills is
doubtless due TO the fears entertained hy
dealers IN bills in relation to the effect
abroad of the loss of the Central America,
the revulsion in the market here, and the
prospect of a large export of gold to this
side They may adopt some measures ad-
verse TO American bills, hence some hesita-
tion in buying.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Meeting OF the Davenport Board oi
Trade.

Meeting OF the Davenport Board OF
Trade.
AT meeting Of the members of the
Board Of Trade and Merchants generally,
held on the evening Of Wednesday, the 9Th
inst, at the rooms of the Board, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions We're passed
unanimously:
WnErrAs. we the members Of the Davcn-
por, Board Of Trade and other business men
feeling that unity of action and n full conf
dcuco among ourselves during the present
financial depression is essential to our gen
erai commercial welfare do
Resoire, That from II long and intimate
acquaintance with the personal and business
character and pecuniary standing Of the
gentlemen engaged in banking in this city :,
We hereby express our unshaken confidence
| in them both rs men Of integrity and relia-
| lle bankers, and will continue a. hereto
| fore, to transact our business with them
hesoir,d, That from the character and
standing OF the Houses issuing the notes Of
the Bank Of Florence, We have the utmost
confidence III the integrity and ability OF
the partners of said Houses, and shall con
| tlnuc heretofore to receive its notes in all
| oui business transactions.
hesoi,ci That we hereby pledge our
selves each To the other, that we will by
| every audable means sustain each other in
our business transactions drring The present
| exigcpcy in our commercial affairs,
R,solped That In the opinion II this
| BOARD at no time have the merchants OF
this city been better prepared to maintain
| their former high character than AT the pre-
sent time, and deprecate the commercial
disasters and arrangements in monetary af-
fairs hv which the redundant crops are pre-
vented from being removed from the sea
board
| R,Soip6d, That the Directors Of this Board
Of Trade be appointed Committee to en-
,Iur. into the practieability and legality OF
the City issuing Scrip. to be received for
taxes and general circulation, and report at
a meeting TO he called by them on the
evening Of saturday, the 10th inst, at I
| O'Clock
| CHARLES LESLIE, Pres.
l. L. COATES, Secy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

MONEY ArFArRs.-Thorc Is no ques-
ton about financial affairs being tight
IN our city.-But we are glad to know
that our business men generally are
weathering the storm bravely and
manfully. The utmost confidence ex.
lists in our banking houses the members
Of which arc doing all in their pow er
to arrest the impending storm. In their
transaction, they keep it is true their
own interests in view, but we think
they show every accommodation that
the state offinanccs generally warrant
them in doing. If we are all true to
each other, there is not much doubt
hut that our city will escape the ruir
which has hsfallen - many In this cri.
ID Our latsst dispatchss 9ive eneour.
sgisg ,le.s y bt1sse tinis seniss.--
~ 10 yXX4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

TnF BuCkLEls ARE CoMING.-This
celebrated company from their new York
opera House, purpose to favor our citizens
with one concert, at the German Theatre on
We are pleased to notice they have been
highly successful in their present tour
through the West, and sincerely trust they
will not allow their coming visit by any
means TO be the last Our citizens should
by all means give these distinguished Mu-
seans "a bumper"
Due notice will be given Of their arrival
in our city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

The OCEAN TELEGRApH-All hope
that second experiment would be
made to lay down the the submarine
cable, this season has been abandoned.
According to the advices brought by
the Arabia, it was determined to un-
load the cable from both the Niagara
and the Agememnon, and 70 store It in
the Government dockyard, At Ply
mouth, England.
The next attempt TO lay the cable
win b. msds nsxt spsiag, = early q
NE weather will pesunil and \ = sen.
llllx tGllssea ~ sNos6d1 wlii IS =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Washington Intelligence.

Washington, Oct 7.
Since The publication Of the notice of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, on the 24th Of
September, W to the present time, nearly
s2.oooof@ worth OF United States stocks
has been sent in Tor redemption.
In reply to an inquiry made at the Cen
eral Land Office, whether a tract Of land
Illegally sold was subject to pre- emption,
the acting commissioner replied that it is
not pre- emptible without co, ,ered- by actual
sale, and should the test be declared nva.
lid, the land cannot be entered until subse-
quent to its restoration to the market after
at least thirty days notice.
James Madison Cults was to-day commits
stoned as second Comptroller at the Trea
sury,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

LUsE, LANE Il Go. have at their
store on Perry street the finest stock Of
pocket cutlery We have seen IN this couu-
jack" 10 n beautiful inlaid pearl handled
pen-k knife
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Pennsylvania Leeislaturc,

Harrisburg, Ia, Oct. Z.
The Senate has adjourned till after
noon, to allow the committees TO pre-
pare business. A bill was presented
authorizing loan of 100000 to the
State Treasurer; il is occasioning much
excitement, and there are many en-
quires made as to the necessity Of such
n loan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Imports and Exports.

New York, Oct Z.
The following is the statement of the
commerce Of New York for the first quarter
OF the financial year, commencing July 4
Cash duties received sla.OO0,00o, same
quarter last year Sl4,000,oOo. Imports Of
merchandise S7l,Oo0,O00. same time last
year s64 100000. Exports of merchandise
sl5,oOO,oo0 same quarter last year q ,o0o,.
600. Exports Of specie 100000 same
quarter last year 1900, 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Money Market to Increase
Bank Loans to $40 .OOO. 900.


New York, Oct. Z.
The money market is rather more quiet
to-day, with less uneasinese There are ru-
mors however of several additional failures
but the names have not been made public.
Stocks at the first board were better and
comparatively active. At the second board
there was less activity.
meeting Of merchants was held ut noon
today, to consider what measures were ne
cessary for the relief of the money pressure.
Many of the leading Bank officers were pre-
sent.
A resolution was adopted recommending
the banks to increase their loans at once to
seven millions, and eventually ten millions.
and committee appointed to meet the
banks.
The banks seem to be favorable to the
| movement
The increase will no doubt be made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
From Havanna.

New Orleans, Oct I.
The Black Warrior has arrived from IIa-
wanna with dates to the 4th instant. SUI
gars had declined and holders will lose hca-
Willy.
The SLAYER Mazeppa had been brought to
Havana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
CO M M f. H CT Al
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OO-
OFFICE or Iowa DAILY STATE DsuooaAY}
DAVENPORT, Oct. s, 1857. I

There was considerable activity In the masket yes
tsrday. Aia'Ee amount Of grain came 10 which ~
'oli at ssl lower figures than those Of the day pre-
viens Wheat declined cents. Osas 10 cents ane
decline vas experienced IN other kinds Of produce
OWING TO the very large crops Of onions this
they declined TO h;ure heretofore unknown in Dc.
venpor'. They nos s.llng at SO cents per bush
81 for the best quslity No change OF moment IN
our other quotations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
To the Afflicted.
A Safe 4 Sure Cure for the Crsycl,

T HAVE In my poasession Recipe vAieA win
l. warrant 10 especially cure the GRAVEL ven in
It's worst stages the medicines sr4 pavsiv vegetable
even within the reach o. any and every 90 With
ont ton'le and eHpense, after obtaining tAe necipr.
Three dollars cne,ossd 10 my address vul ensure
any the atorc Hecp. BY return Of mali. toesthee
with full and complete directions for ssssR
Address DOCf. O. q. DrB1oOH.
Boz - Post Ofsce.
Davenport,
Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

j. w. GErrEAs, Esq, has removed
his law office to the room occupied by Mr.
Switts in the Franklin buildings.
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Slrayell.

IAkEN up by the subscriber on Saturday night
= large brown hers. star on his forehead and
hind food white. The have the horse by
calling on the subscriber, proving property pay
ing charges. WM. BROWN.
NSdlWs st. Claire House,
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school Books.
CroDpART'S ARITHhETICs, PARTS !. ..
~ and 3.
Sargent Standard Readers, Nos, I, 2, 3, and 3.
webb's Normsh do Nos. l, .. ., : aud O..
Mc'snii.t's kclWtic do Nos. !, 2, 4, sni
Saunders new series do Nos I, J, 2. and g.
Qnsekenbofs' Composition, frsl lessons.
Coveli's Digest ~ ErRiish arannsr.
Pinp.o's Primary and Analytical Grammar.
Towers English Grammar, lst and ID vols.
Greenes do do
Wizards Universal History, large edition.
10 History Of the United States.
Mitchelfs Geogtaphy aud Atlas
do intermediate and Primary Geography.
Burritt's c., grarhy ot the Heavens.
Andr,ws' Latin lessons.
Monteith's scrcs Of Geo graphy's.
Payson y Dunt ms series of Copy B'oks.
koiselets hatcs, Steel Pens. black aud Blue Inks.
Round corner do. Soit Slate Pencils, Chak Pencils
holbrc@k's School Apparatus, In sstts or separate,
At No 30 Brady street, near the Post Once.
sep2tdtf ELI ADAMS
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NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

Large cuts charged double the same Dimensions G
ype.
Displayed sdver,isemenu one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will he understood 4
arply strictly W the immediate business af the adver
ts~r aud all other advertisements sent in by the ad
vertiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements hot accompanied with instruction
viii be Inserted until forbid, ana charged accordingly
Notice. for religious and benevolent purposes In
aered time free OF cost, thereafter charged as
other advertisements.
Advertisements frpu ahroni must be paid for in
eay,aLiy IN adranee unless from approved Agents
Contracts Cor yearly advertising termnshle at the
tston IL sdv ,ftsers shry paving adv ancement o
as Der cent. On tbe contract prize.
Advertisements Inserted noxt 10 readn6 matter
q tcr cent advance above rates. and kept Oh IN
side II pry cent advance regular rates
An transient advertisements must DO paid for In
advance.
GsO. r. WEST, Iowa State Dcmocrat.
sANDERS BaO. Daily Gasette.
~. LlNCuE3 q co, Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON witKIE. Daily Evcnine News
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CIRCFI ATIEG LIBRARY.
TO-DAY'S ADV'N.
HANK Nnffce.

INHE Banking house OF the undersIgned viii be
i CLOSED THIS DAY at 2P NJ, In order to at
t-nd the funeral Of Eyes Sargent, which will take
place ats O'Clock. COOK 6AkGkNT.
o. Ydlt
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STATE DEMOCRAT
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

aEEIyAfG. q
easfernt wac Chicago)twiee dailyex sun'y. MkspM
SYuthrrbls sia1u sstine and Iowa ciy) daily l0S ~
Northern tyia Duhuqus) daily At 6ps
southern (St Louis) daily al GPN
Northern Via Csmsnche. I<Clsirc, &c, Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7PM
northern via Msgnaketa p.wltt, NJ. Tues
day, Thursday ami Saturday at 7Ps
DEPARTURES 6. D. TIME
Eastern (via Chicsgo) eloses el-2An
Northern tDubuqnel " I"
Sunthrrn (st IonisD 4"
aputhcrn (Nus'atinc and lows city, closes Arm
Northern tCAmanthe, LnCtsire, a., closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at sPM
Northern Maqnckeia and Dewitt closes sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday at SPIN
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Troy, Oct. 0.
Col. RicEsrd J. Newelson, a resident
Of sand Lake, in this county, and for
merly an extensive and wealthy busi-
ness man in Jersey City, committed
suicide while laboring under a fit Of
temporary insanity, at 4 o'clock this
A. NJ.
He first cut his throat, then threw
himself before train Of cars on the
Hudson River Railroad. His body
was dreadfully mapgled and almost
unrecognizable.
The event has caused a most pro-
found sensation here.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09
Bank Suspension.

Toronto. Oct. 7.
E. F. Whittmore l. Co., bankers
suspended to-day. Much sympathy is
manifested for them in consequence Of
their high character.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-09

IAVIN0 recently made large additions To our
L onc" In the wa5 OF Typ, rresscs. etc, We are
how prepared 10 contract for every description II
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Now York Statement.

New York Statement.
New York, Oct. 5.
The following is the comparative
bank statement: Decrease in loans,
sl,s55,ss4; decrease in specie, 81 ,026,-
292; decrease in deposits, sl,sss,954
increase in circulation, $77,784. To-
tai specie, $l1, 1,4O0,ll5.
The loss in specie has been occas-
ioned altogether by boarding, in conse-
quence Of the panic.
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0eoegis Dloction.
Augusta, Ga, Oct. Z.
The returns indicate the reelection
to Congress of the Hon. James Seward,
In the LIST District.