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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-26
NEWS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival NJ a. p>-~x-

INV YORK, Dec. Is The mail steamer p.r.,.
mas arrived at this port with advices from ~
rope to the 18th inst A'o"' 1u-
instant oA INC iNn
The British Parliament had passed an ind.r,-
land Va 'ne Dahk OF Eng
un rnrIament was to adjourn on the iath instsn,
Il ne House of Commons had appointed a spe-
cn, noistee TO consider the Bank charter and
ine hIneilcan ship Lone Star, bound frou
sas 20 queenstown, Ireland, foundered at
later @ o'o '"o "eess
Ten Havelock was still hemmed I'm .t Iuck-
now SlT Colin CaG pbell will be there i'm = few
o.Ss, 10 his relief, with 10 900 troops
fhe mutlneeTs around Lucknow are estirn,tsd
W NUMBER IRON ffty to seventy thousand
ne garrison OF Lucknow had had no commu-
hIcailon with the army for q month past; but n
was believed they would hold out
Numerous successful encounters with the mu-
unSers mao taken place at various points
NO more outbreaks reported
me mutineers burned alive all the wounded
Delhi " N' ''ese Vi
Calcutta dates were of the 18th and Bombay of
the nth of November -
CHlNA.-Hong Kong dates are of October 20
Preparations were making to assault Canton.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

NV HEREhS on the ninth day 81 MAY. A y, 1885,
" James Allen ard Margaret A Alien his
vile, executed unto Samuel Sylvester as Trustee, d
CERTAIN dted OF Trust conveying 10 said Trustee the
iahd IN scott County Iowa. described follows, to
VIII; TIC Suth kast quarter OF the south East
quarter u Section number thirty Ave 1851 In Town
ship numbtr scycniy-nine (79J Sorth, II Range
number two kast, Containing forty (I0) acres u
land together with all the buildings and sppurt-
nAnccs thereto belonging hich said cony alicc vas
male ~ The said jams A AMI Margaret Allen for
tue purpose OF securing the payment II two
tam pioinissoiy nots and the interest thereon,
signed by said James A Alhn, payable 10 Moses II
PIKE, dated the 9TH day Of May, D. is,5 and pay
abe rs fhbws tine for the ~ 4 ity dollars pay
able IN twelve months from date and one for tn. sum
Of four hundred and twenty FIVE dollars pay able nj
teen months atte' date, With interest At Nn per mt
after due AID whereas said Samuel Sylvester has
signed At request OF the parties t. said Deed Thu
has been appointed b. the County Judge Of Scott
Cosnty. to at ~ such Trustee in the place of SAID
Sy lveeter.
And now said last mentioned note having become
htir ana payable ana the said James Allen hay ing
failed to pay the same, 1 Harvey Leonard Trustee
As aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by WITH" 81 the power which Is IN vested by said
deed Of Trust. snd the appointment Of said CONT,
Judge, viii on Saturday the I2th day - September
1867, At the hour of2 O'clock In the afternoon ID
iay. ut the Court Housr door In the ty Dav,u-
port expose aid Off for sale, at pub ic auction,
| tho highest bidder for cash. the parcel Il land
| above described, or 80 muth thereof shall
be suficient b. satiA'y and pay the amount ef
said note with the interest thereon Ia the day Of sa
together with all the cost> and expenses attending
said sale, OF this notice and Trustees Upon the
| completion Of such sale deed will be siven in
accordance with the Stipulation Of said deed VI
Trust.
Dated the 18th day oi August, 4 D. 1857.
HARVEY LEONARD.
suGi5dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

w HEkEAS en- the goth dsy Of August A D. 1853
~ 6oodrteh Hubbard and Margaret IJuot 4 I'd
his Wite, executed unto Louis A. Macknt as Trustee
certain deed Of Trust. conveying to said Trustee
10 land in Scott County Iowa, described as follows,
TO wit Az % Lot nrmuer ous(l Nm fractional secto
nnmber tvsnty SIX o. IN Township number SO
nine (ls) North, Of Range number Ave 90 mast, q
the Oh =. NJ. exc .ptirg therefrom about sin "a,
acres sold to Lat,h Philips, and thlrty-two l..iOo
acres conveyed 10 Harvey Leonard, also the south
ssst quarter OF the North West gnarter 81
section numDS two ts,. Township and Range a.
North East quarter Of the North West quarter Of
section number thirty four ga and the East half Of
tue SCUM hAst quarter OF section number TIVE nj "
seven CID In Tow nship number lightly o. North OF
nanee number five t6) East, Of the 5ih r. N
vhieh said conveyance was made By said Goodrich
ncooafu ana AarGaiet Hubbard for the purpose Of
securing the payment " certain promis,nry note
and the interest thereon signed BY said Goodrich
Hubbard, dated the 20ih day OF August. A d. 1856
tor the sum Of e.eht hundred and th,rty. hix
a,-loo dolars, payable 10 the order Of stephen
Thompson.
And now said note having become due and pay able
and the said Goodrich Hubbard having failed
TO pay the same, Louis A. Msekiot Trustss a. afo O.
ssdo hereby give this public notice that ~ virtue Of
tn power which IL In vested by said deed Of rust
Will On wednesday the 10th day Of Sept. mber n,
maj, ~ the ur ~ O'Clock tho eft~ rnosn of sAr,
iy, al tan Court HOUSE 6".r In the city Of Dawn
v rt expose AMI orr Tor sale at public auction the
parcci- OF land above described or 81 much thereof
shall he sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF
sad notc with the interest thereon to the Ay Of sale
together with the expenses att ndng SAIL sale
Of this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the compile.
uon oi such sal. deed vii b. given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said Deed ~ Trust
Dated the 2ith day Of August, A y, 1857.
LOUIS A NACKLOT,
aug 15dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFu0E WINE,
QUART BoTTLEs.)
.t.EV.ER k.eOV1:e. TI) Fail

SHk greatest Medicine ever discover red for H. cur
VI Fever and Ague Chin pever, Dumb Asue
ana all bilious dseascs This valuable med cine has
now been before the public for several wears nua
there can b. no better evidence offered Of It's efficacy
than its extensive sale, and Constantly tncr.a,lns
reputation, aud this Is owing to It's having pecfrn.d
some VI the most wonderful and astonishing cure.
that nave ever been known. Being purely vegeta-
DIE. Tree from all foreign acicterious or mineral COM
pounds, febrifusc Wine may be taken with the ut
most safety under almost ANY orcumsta nces II
Wtshethehs the stomach, invgoratcs the system, and
shtirey prevents the lAnguor and prostrnthn Of
strength which slway1 attends Fever and Agu. and
al bilious diseases II moi only breaks the fi;s aud
chsks the fever but removes the diseaS Of the Iy-
or and other organs, on which the Cnili and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the Febri-
Sugc Wine ne further evidence OF Its yrtue than
IL happy restoraiiy. effect. II Is truly wonderful
msdicine, AMI operates on the system like n arm
The drst or second dose Of Febrifuge Wine the
cnliis' auu II continued acco riding to the directions
removes the diseAss permanently from the system
and leaves the body In healthy condition Those
persons who are afflicted With Fever and Agnc or INV
iorm ~ bilious diseases. are rccomni sndci 10 give
this valuable medicine fair trial when Is All H.
10 necessary TO Insure So and convince All 81 ia
superiority over very other reiciy ever offered Ia
the public. Certificates Of the highest respect
might be presented TO subs antais all that 10 Claimed
In Its behalf but II viii be- bert 10 int ropce tsr,to
stand or fall upon ITS own merits.
Caution TO the Publis.-Be sure that the name
she proprictor, JoHs WIsER, IL In his own hapdwrt
sing, on the Proissory Note, which Is attached 10
the bottom Of each angrav ell label on the bottles
Bold Al retail BY Druggists and Merchant every.
where.
All wholesale orders must he directed to John ".
ner, u Maiden Lane, N T., or to BAY 4 Baldwin
Wholesale druggists, Chicago.
Sid wholesale and retail by Mcssrs
ALvORD \ VAN PATTEN,
th-dAwiy Davenport. low.
Boll.ES SMITH " Co,
Dealers in Patent MedIcinrs' "a. South water st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

New York and Boston.
~ g w.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VcaU York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Double TRACK,
q A I i 3 o A ID
va Durkirk,' Buffalo, Niagavs Fsils or Ssss
pension bridge.
VVvTHIS Is the only wide 0uage Railroad havinl
u wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Falls and Suspensior
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars OF
Baggage,
s9ording unusualcomiort,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New Yofk daily, q
o'clock, p. ~, on the
Most Splendid steamers In the
World.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the abov'
routes.
Through Tickets and general infornation can b,
procured It the Company's Once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can maxi
through contracts BY calling on the Company's Agent
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn street, Chicago
B. ,. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, 0.
decfydn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Independent Telegraph Line,
Chicago Alton + ST. Louis r. r.
k0a 8
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and II. LOuis.


~dias isass OAioago for ~. LosGs omd jnssye>-
dtdte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) $50 A.
Express Train, Saturdays exceptedJ HOPS
Trains iedce 81. Louisfor CAacago and in:e~nss
didte psaces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) OOA 4
Express Train saturdays excepted) 1907 4
Trains run directly through, without change OF
carr or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ing,on, Springfield, Carlinyille and Alton.
wiI'rains run this road make direct connections
II Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railro al a.
Joliet making this the Shortest Quicket aud most re-
liable route between 81 Louis aud New York Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central x. u 1t BLOOMINGTON, for La.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
iih Great Western Of Illinois 1t Springfield. for
Decatur and Naples.
With si the Railroads dverging from Chicago
With daily line OF Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for ali places toned above can
be procured st all the principal Tic set onces IN the
United States, and 1t he oi1ces
In 81, Louis lp Chicago
root OF W arlington Az " Dearborn street, oppo-
enue, on Levss. site fremont House.
RIOH'D P. MORGAN Js, srpt.
bloomington, Jan. 1. 1850. febi0d,i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

lMPORTEDWINES, CROCEkILS,Ae
I. 4 w. GERRY.
3Oy Canal 81, 4 ~ Broadway, n. i.
Eseabli.hed IsoS)
ysnporfeys and Dealers sa f'fT Ss0""S
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Sner to the TRADE HOTELS, PKiNAl" AAIiIEa,
and n, Who ate ohoio- IA thei tsAie, had dvsife q
Genuine drfcie, n lsrgs yari.tyof
TEAS GKxkN AND BLACK, spUCHosG , POCCh
one KkGLIsu BREAKFAST, oOLON1, IAPk
RIAL. HYs0N, GUEP0wpHR YOUNG HYs0s
l. Ia chests and half h-sts, a..
COfPEE-MyCHA aud JAVA.
WINEs-MADERIES SliEgRIts PORTS HOOKS
&C., very old AMI nigh ernes, IA original paska.
80, aemuoas, masut US and bolle'
bA-TOS and t.uEsTiLk's CiAHfTs
CHAMPA6Nks Met q Chsnion's, Cabinet Iup'
verxenay DO. ueid-sick, q. II. Mun.ia's d. d.
LiQuOhS-Bvandi.h huila, WhlAk.y ,s!n Arr.k
Ahsinthe. Kirscb. NC Ac, in ORIGINAL package
also, Curacao, Maraschino, Anise,te, Noyeau. BIZ
tiers, &c
MALT IIQUoRS-Ionion Brown stout Scotch and
English AIES
sE6ARs-A variety Of Choice Brandt.
PiCkI.kS-ENGiisH and FRENCH
6AUOks-eof fisa Cufrie Game. Meat, sc.
CHEk8E- STiLrOS CHEpDkH royal vIcTo-
RIA. PRINCE ALhEar, PkRHESAS GKuY-
ERE, SAPSAGo. DuItH, and AMERICAN
Su0ARS-LoAs, CkUahEp, PULyEkisKD 81
CkOix, a. Ia barrels rnd half barrel.
HAoS-WksTfHAIIA and AMERICAN.
Oils OLIVE, SPERM aud WHALE
g3-Onr LIqaors warranted uusdult.ra'ed "a.
81 our own Importation. IAlr /. dlyl
DARE INDuCEAEHrs To AGENTs-ExPEkI
IlENCxD Oanvassing Agents wanted IN ali paru
OF The country Tor the 'Comprehnnsiye 0eogtrpi,
and History, (Ancient and Molern) OF tbs Whol,
world" fon the earliest agcs to the present tim
yb 0ooDRh tPtet PsTlsy) Elegantly boun,
and beautifully iilustvsted. Price - Sold only by
Agents 10 whom speoisl districts viii be given. Ap
plicants should state what counties THY would III,
FOR particular apply 10
J. n. COTTON 4 CO.
oohi7d0 i72 william .trect, n T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

MAlGHT, SEARS 4 BECKETT,
Leather slENssssf lctsss'e,'s,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIE A IL
OF ALL KINDS
Saddles, SOddles-v AOtAeCOre
Coach Is.tsesme7Ss0s, Shoe
FY1sSltss0s, hides 70.
We have nov on hand one Of thelsrgest and ~
selected assortment Of
Leather = Saddles-v Hardware
s-sry offered In the west. Comprising II psrtes
sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hemock,
French, America and Psasnt Calf stia
Kips and Upper Leather,
L,ninxs, Roans, Morocco, Bindings, Patent ssp
Findings, &c, &c.
Sa6diery Hardware, Jspanned, Brass, and Silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. oelf-edjUst-
ing, Gig, and Pad Meek Roller, Horse ehos, an
Spring Tongued Buckles and IN short every est1o
the harness maker, or ea6dler can visA.
Carriage and Groeers Dovs, top Props, ooun
Joints, Coach Lsces, Bands, Enanelled Cloths, =
Wagon Hubs, opokes, Dent yelloes, Carnage ohs
oaSTiase 1Olts,- WAGON 0prings and Axles, Ds
eellars, uerse Dlanhste, ~ Nets. IN leetAos. Z
49, sss:ss.ss "a asssss ssI..as ~ 49,
~ ~. ,.lsslaIaIlii'II|i!R.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
kretsch Window GLASS.
EDWARD p. DICKlE,

~ OnHuUUeSu sVoOSs vow H0Sks
Two DOORS west u Hudson River Ra,lroad Dopct
nFBkR0 TO dealers and sumers his ceiebr Al ri
" Osands VI french window 1iase on fayorab,
terms faft.s wirhins Information VIII no fu nh
ID with prioss roScipt of thui sddru.s lass u
ony iue,vrsi pattern and packed free Of charge.
Nov "a IS g. dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Alba On bra Dining Hall!

I'm Saturday the first day OF August, the popua Al
~ and well known
1ihambu Ice Crcam .Na{oon
viii he opened for Dining Hall and Restaurant
Those In want OF good bpari and iodeing ior them
selves give us call, ns hut n limited numtcr u
weekly hoariers Will b. Accommodated. Every .Line
will be kept IN lhe b. ST styi and the table fur nsed
with the b,st III. markets can AFFORD.
Iuly.sllif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

W. +. CHIl4IDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.V'T KOOFE.V'G !! !
NXIE, the nndcrsisned, prepared to CONTRACT
w and put on at the shortest notice, our
| Elastic Fire Il Water Proof Cement Roofing
u being the only article inveate that will sue
cessfuy resist the action the In ever,
climate. II Is perfectly fire and water proof and IL
point or durability we believe It 10 equal IL supe
old tin, tar iron, shinyle roofs II making no dit
ference how fiat OF steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswArranted to prove above represented
We viii put 1t On for 80 % per square, (iO feet
square.) We will apply IL upon tin and iron room for
=! W per square, being on account of Its durability
| the cheapest paint that can be used.
W. invite all who are building. and those who wish
their roofs repaired to call at our Once opposite the
ieClsire House Davenport. Iowa. and Famine ssm.
pies and satisfy themseve. In regard to the durabil.
| ity and prscticabiity OF this ROOFING.
b.-we are prepared to iii orders for our Ce-
ment u ihos" residing ut distance, with printed d.
rectoos for its Use.
Cayand county Righfs for Ioacd and Minnesota
F' Sdie.
J.BvAN BERGEN 4 BRO.
| o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
| gEfEREN,E rs IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth NM
Mr. samuel Ogden, No 42a Fourth street
| baker and Won Publ, No e. Fourth street
WI Ffestte0t OF the I.af0yette Rank
| DIR John Law, Agent Of Royal 1ns Co. Isndof
| and Liverpool.
| rssrs John Shilto l. Co., Dry Goods dealers. q,
street.
| iieheli and Rammeisberg, Furniture Mans An
| dealers Sth street.
| iics Il brentwood, ESQ.
-.r A Hinkle.
| DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
| DIR James Hall.
Goats 4 Pstchin, Builders.
EW Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck. City Clerk,
Geo II Parker,
CLINE. Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, DonelU 4 LEA, Davenport IypA,WOrhl
Eli Adams.
hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND
SSGaycr,
PL Nj chell, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis u Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
g Hubbard, Aetna Insurssss,
q y Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
y srs, Wool / Co., Bedstead Mann lhe4uring Co. No
line.
J Resnor. Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wisner, Wholesale CYockeyy dealer. Iovs
City
Nay26df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
NaFnAtaI CarDNtSy

III patterns and By the yard. for sale At the great
i C0ypa sad NmHjiwre Ware House Dsssasnl
Dlock ana street 49, 0NrLD STEER1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
1890. ESNNE w. Io0I.
OAAEN1T
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHEW. Agents
For ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.
vINiliS Company is prepared totransport goods with
L greater despatch than any other freight line
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and EAST.
Having their own Cars on the different Roads, and
Agents With them, Merchants can depend upon bet
ter time than by any other ',Ee.
Shippers by this line will have prompt PREPARATION
made them Tor any loss ,r damage OF Goods while in
their charge, and will not be sent to 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 line.
OFFICES.
Boston, No. IS, State Street.
NV York, 2i0, Broadway.
Philadelphia, ~, South Third Street.
st Louis 80,
Chicago, Corner ~ State ard Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry SIS,
JNo S. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY & CHEW
q n. Super iniendent, Agents,
Cl"v"lsnd Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
NEW GOODS IN A NEW STORE.

vINHE subscribers having lust received and are now
i opening At their store ON Brady street, between
Ath and 5th oh the West side, third door from, the
corner Of 9th street, Of the best selected sock
ever brought 70 this market, consisting Of general
fnrk q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
ROPE CARPETINGS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

VTEHY durable and suitable for Ofices, Saloons,
Y Banks &c. Just received at Des-aint Block End
sereet GOULD 4 STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

with the b'st tn. mar cts can AFFORD.
Juy22if
DupOnt's GunpOWder.
SIsHE undersigned has received sni now oIer.
i for sale, Four Hundred k'g, 81 Bastinc
Powder. aud Three Hundred Kegs ~ thu brands and
qualities Of this celebrated Powder, at New Yorh
Clty prices--cost OF transportation aided
q A BEiIN,
Agent Tor 4. J. Dupont y Go
Once over u. 3. Express Once, Perry Fl. between
81 and I'D sts.
N. h. btOO ret OF .snty tut, hr sale I'm,
s4vgcSlNNe Wells.
THE subscriber having slready bored tw-nts-four
l. wells In this city. AMI N every instance giving
entire satisfaction, If prepared ~ execute further
orders In the best For all kinds OF business
where constant supply Of water T. neetei, these
wells arc OF greatest advantage.
vsst cad Of ID street, ussr srhosts 0rocery Store
San. - lSS,. div
PhOlOgrA pho.
A DAMS makes = inc Miniature on enamelei hon
= DAns maa.r i. nne Miniature On trver p ate.
A DAMS makes fine Miniature on Mica
A DAMS makes tine Miniature on Glass.
A DAMS makes fne Miniature on Pap~r
A DAMS Pictures are unsurpsssedi In. the u 5 ates
"A Brady Street, between III aud 81 SITS.
mayl2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

card Of ThOMks.
THE subscribers would return their sincere thanh,
i TO their kind frsnds through whose promp
and energetic action they were enabled to renov,
their stock Of goods To place Of safety during III
IRE ON Sunday, for which much needed asst, tanc,
ohsy ted exceedingly grateful.
JOHN LILIlS 4 Bro,
The suhscrihers would infcrm their friends sns
the puhlic In gcaesal that they have opened in ~.
1ailroed Grocery Store, corner Of Sth and 8rsdv
sHeeis where they win be happy to wail on eli vhe
0GV.1avoe then With thsar patronage.
est JOHN lII.LI0 BRO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

" VIII kssp eoostantly % hanA sapplyo a
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
Irun ths nAoUOK11A UNION Mia vA1iA -
VIII ~ = ~ choeDaoe sa1ao.
Pe. Goods delivered - etly s1stansss fsee 81
Ghss0e. (
My II 1857 d.fs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-07
ROBERT W. HAYWOOD.


At the earnest solicitation of many of his poiti-
Gal friends, this gentleman has taken the field as
the Democratic candidate for joint representative
of the counties composed of Montgomery, Robert
son and Davidson, and is now actively engaged in
the canvass.
To the people of Davidson county he needs no
eomuAendation from US He was our candidate for
representative two years ago, and is we'll known to
'hem' As debater ne is plain. rfOrcible, earnest
and argumentative, and evinces on all occasions
iamih'riy with the questions at issue that will rem
DER III m entirely acceptable TO his party. Having
the advantage of the right, We predict for him
trium pm Over. his competitor, Mr.. Nancy on every
stump Mr. Haywood also possesses those traits of
character which give him personal popularity where
yer he is known. Notwithstanding the heavy ma
)orlt ne has to encounter let his friends give him
an earnest, active support, and shall not be with
OUT hope of his election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-07

BJ The Nashville Patriot, in attempting to de-
end Mr. HattOn for his vote upon the Assessor law,
says, The credit Of the State demanded change
from the old system, and it was found that nothing
could pass that would suit the ris, except this law
and for this reason it was enacted
We have already shown who it was that contribu-
ted most to produce this state of things which the
Patriot says, rendered necessary the passage of this
law; but how much greater would that 'crisis -
have been if Mr.. Hatton's policy had been carried
out? 1t will be remembered that he voted to give
State aid at the rate of $40 per mile, to all the
side tracks, switches and turnouts of the different
roads, which would have been near two millions of
dollars, most Of which would have been applied for
Immediately. 1t will be remembered that he voted,
also, to extend this aid to various new roads which
tailed to pass, that would have pledged our credit
for millions more 1t will be remembered that he
proposed to appropriate $50 900 in addition and an
annual appropriation of $1,000 to build Normal
school, If the condition of the credit OF the State
was such as to produce ''crsis 3" which demanded
the passage Of the Assessor law, what would have
been our necessities if Mr.. Hattons policy had been
carried out? Let the people answer
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SAMUEL A. DAVIDSON.

In the exercise of that privilege which belongs to
every American citizen, Mr.. Davidson has taken
the stump and is canvassing this county with Mcssrs
Vaughn and Ewing, as a candidate for the Legisla-
turs. Mr.. Davidson is represented to us as a good
Democrat, gentleman Of fair ability and worthy
citizen. We therefore place his at the head
of our paper Having been engaged in the labors
of his calling as a mechanic, he is less known to
the people of the county than his competitor, Mr.
Vaughn. We are assured, however, by those who
have-heard him upon the stump that he is well
posted in politics. makes decidedly better speeches
than either of his opponents, and has given general
satisfaction wherever he has spoken. We have no
doubt that the interests of the county and of the
State would be benefited by his election.
We have heard the desire frequently expressed
that Messrs. Davidson and Vaughn should make a
list of appointments for the city. We trust they
will do so at their earliest convenience