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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
The Mormon Outr.xes.

Washington, Nov. IL.
learn from IN intelligent gentleman who
has spent two or three years among Salt
Lake Mormonf, fact Qr two tending to con
firm the susoicion Fla. the recent terrible
massacre of ever l., aliiornia em,grants
by Santa Clara Indi.- IS perpetrated un-
the influence of the Aor. on leaders.
1t il evident that the savages who perpe-
trated this outrage are the same band who
cut off Capt Gunuiso and his comman nd, for
they are the only band Of Indians at Corn
Creek who raise grain and have it to SELL
They are the same also who year or more
ago came very near massacreing DR.. Hunt,
the L. s Indian Agent, Mr.. Burr, L. 5. Sur.
veyor-General and party, at the suggestion
Of Mormon emissariee, who rode into the In
dian village few miles ahead Of them and
his friends were coming to arrest and pun
ish them for Gunnisen's murder. On that
occasion fortunately they were accom- anied
by the war Chief cf q neighboriLg friendly
tribe, who succeeded, with difficulty, in
satisfying the Indians that they were on a
friendly visit
learn also that Bill Hickman and Let
Smith. (erroneously published Locksmith, }
who headed the party which recently des-
troyed the train containing supplies for the
troops on their way to Utah, are two Of the
most notorious leaders Of the Mormon DANTE
Band or Destroying Angels
There is reason TO believe that Brigham
Young has fully made mp his mind that he
must leave Utah next spring. 1t seems that
part of the mission to England Of Elder Or
son Pratt and Ezra F. Benson, who is still
abroad, was to seek from the British Gov
ernment permission to settle in the British
Possessions. The application was refused.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

REASONABLE REou Esr.-The folio

REASONABLE REQu EsT.-The follow
ing modest request on the part of the
publishers Of the National IntelIigen-
Ger, addressed to the patrons Of that
paper, will not be, at least should not
be, deemed offensive to the hundreds
| of subscribers to the State democrat !:
There is, perhaps, no class of the
business community which feels more
sensibly than the proprietors Of the
many public journals the effects Of de-
rangement OF the currency, and other
consequences Of the present money
panic, which has so pertinaciusly en-
barrassed the whole country for sever
al weeks gone by, and which still con-
tinues. Under certainty of this fact,
we feel that no one OF our readers will
take exceptions to the general request
which we address to all of them, that
every one who knows himself to be in
debted to this establishment, and is in
circumstances to afford it, will forth
with remit to us, in notes or drafts, on
solvent banks, the amount of his In
debtedness, or so much Of it as he can
conveniently spare
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

VXTHRRE AS on the 18Th day OF November, A d,
w 1855 Robert Hrnle aud }. II Ao-I ing executed
I. Q. EAds Trustee, Gel tain deed Of Trust
conveying said Trustee the land In Sc.tt county,
lows, descrioeu As follows, TO wit Box number
sixteen jl6 fronting on Prospect stree: 36) feet
Aary's 70 point on Bu street IL, feet, and
along the iarda OF John BuTn,ii 3s2 feet contain
ing 67lC0 acres more or less, ordng to the sur-
veyed aod corced plat OF cad Eass' Addition to
West Daveni ort, town said lot il situated, which
said conveyance Was made BY the said Robert Henie
ana H HoriDg for the purpose cf securing the
payment Of tWo certain prOnisoFy notes and the
terest thereon, stgnei bv . ID Robert Henie and II
Horing, aud Gated th- 18th day OF November d.
1855 and payable &c follows: One for one hun
dred dollars PAYABLE TO Jas. b. Eads bar.r at the
Ranking House Of Coos Z Sarg mt, With 10 per cent
interest, for ORC hundred dollars, and ttbcr for
same m.unt with interest 10 be paid annually each
paysb.e one and two years from tate.
And now Interest botn AID enc ncte having be-
come due and payable, aud the said Robert H.nie and
J. n. Hering having faied TO psy the same, r. O.
EaAs, Trustee afossad, 90 hereby eive this pub
lie notice e, that By viz Of the power which 10 Ia me
vested By said deed oi Trust, will, Tuesday the
18th day Of Uecember, d, 1851 at the h.ur Of o..
clock IN the afterno Of said day. 1t the Court House
door In the city Of Davenport, expose and 0er Tor
sae at pubic auction the parcels ofand above de-
scribed or % much thereof - shall b. su1cent 70
satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes, With the
expenses attending said sale, coats this note aod
Trustees fe.s. Upon the completion OF such sale
deed will be given In accordance with the stipulation
Of said Deed OF TTast, conveying full and perfect
title 70 the tracs Of land sold TO the purchaser.
Dated The 2iss day Of November, = y, 1851.
+. q. aAD6,
NovaoAtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Trustees Sale.

N1HEREAs on the 24th day Of February, A d,
w 1857, James II. Wilson executed unto Austin
Oorbin Trustees certain deed Of Trust, convey ing
TO said ustee the land in Scott county Iowa,
bed a. follows, to wit:
The outh west quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section no ts enty t20) also lot ~ lion
no st venteen U1) both In township no eigaty (S0)
north or range nve (5) east 9th hch convey
ance was made by the sald James Wilson for the
purpose Of securing the ,aymn of certain prorns-
ory note and the Interest thereon, signed BY said
James Wilson Tor one hundred ana nnet seven
dol ars, dated the 24tL day D. 1857. and
payable on the Sd day Of September b 1857 ~ the
order Of John 4 Aiia Co.
And now said note LaviDg be ,ome due and paya.
bic, the ssld James N Wilson having ia HE'D pay
the ssme, l. austin Ooi bin, Trustee aforess
hereby give this public ntice, that by vi tue OF the
power which u In sted by said deei Of rust,
will, on Wednesda, the l6tnday Of December lS57,
The hour Of o'olock The nfternsan II said
1T the Court House dOor Ia til. city u tavt nport
exp and otter for sale, al public ~ elion Ia the
highest bi der for cash, the parcels Of abovs
sctibei, much thereof AZ halI be sufficient 70
satisfy and pay the amount VI said note, with the
interest thereon to the day Of SALE together with
expenses attending said sale, cvst this notice
Trustees fees. pom the completion Of sseh sale a
deei will be given ia accordance with the stipulation
Of SAID Deed Trust.
Dsted Nov. 21st A d 1857.
AUSTIN 0oRBIN.
IdtSl Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
The Financial Crisis in Europe.

From the Lonion Post, (Clty Artlcle,) Nov. B.
| Some anxiety Is felt with regard to the
future policy of the Bank Of England as,
| notwithstanding the enormously high value
Of money, scarcely any checks has been given
to the rtthdramafs of goid from the bank,
uhetter for eaIo,t to tie Continent or to tie
| United States The rate Of Exchange at
New YORK had become steadier, but it is
still at point which viii attract specie ship
ments from this country, and probably to
greater extent than previously, when the
rate offered larger amount Of profit, as it is
felt that the security is now less open to OBJ
lection than previously to the suspension of
specie payments by the greater number of
the banks throughout the country. In this
view the intelligence is unfavoIs as re-
CARDS the probable efilux of gold ; but, upon
the whole, the advices from the United
States must be looked upon as Indicative Of
rapid improvement in the commercial none
tary world on that side of the Atlantic.
Prom the London Times Nov. g.
Confidence at Liverpool and Manchester
and in the manufacturing districts generally
is still upheld in manner to excite surprise
The apprehension of further banking diff
culties has greatly sub ided, and the stop
page Of the Borough Bank has been follow
ing by much less excitement than might
have been feared, looking ut the large a.
mount Of its deposite and general liabilities
Paris, (Nov. 2 Correspou dence Of the London
Times.
The French houses in commercial relations
with the United States watch with intense
anxiety the course of the financial crisis in
that country. They are aware of the diff
culties they will have to encounter they
dispatched goods for which they themselves
have entered into engagements in the full
confidence of returns which cannot be real
lied 50 long as the American banks do no:
resume their payments in cash. Yet, if we
are to believe what We are told, the effect
will not be SO severely felt on French trade
as is supposed. The majority Of the houses
that will lose by the American failures are
wealthy, and in po ition to meet the crisis.
Some have already taken precautions against
loss. and also to secure the payments OF their
advances. They have also sent orders to
tn cir agents in the United States to accept
payment in paper, and to lay it out in the
purchase OF corn, cotton, and sugar. for
which ready demand will be found ia the
markets of Europe"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
SUMMARY.

| A duel occurred at Stockton, California. a
few weeks ago, between Colonel Cary and
Mr.. &. N Blair. The weapons were Colts
revolvers. The colonel was killed, receiv-
ing four shots in his side
The first camp-meeting held in the United
States was held in kentucky fifty years ago.
Methodists, Presbyterians, and Baptists.
united on that occasion.
The Indian news, from the Bombay Cal.
cutta papers, is translated into several of the
Paris journals. They call the Great Trunk
Road the High Road OF Trunk"
The Oean Advertiser says Mathew Nor
an has been for seven years night switchman
at the Olean station for the n Y. & Z. K. K.
Company, aud during the whole time he has
not slept one night. nor has As ever been al.
sent from his post.
The dlminution of population of Manches.
ter. n. H.. since the depression Of business,
is estimated at 5000. The reduction Of la
bor in mechanical and miscellaneous bust
create. than in the mills
Mr.. David Murphy, the paper manufac.
turer near Fayetteville, n. c., has presented
the editors OF the Observer with a ream oi
paper, made at his mill, from the sugar cane,
after the juice had been expressed. The o.
serrer says it is Of very good body, bearing
ink well, but Of yellowish color.
A steam carriage was seen in New York
on Tuesday evening, proceeding down
broadway on an experimental trir, with
three Passengers Its speed was about
equal to tnat of on omnibus.
A piano has been brought forward at
Dresden which will supersede the assistance
of sixty vocalists and instruments. 1t is
most tuneful, and already one hundred and
twenty Of the instruments, at $500, are or
dered for Australia and the colonies.
In Quebec there is not single new ves-
sel put, this winter, upon the stocks. aud the
effect upon the poor will be severe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

IMPoRrANr.-Thosc wishing to pur-
chase choice, fat turkeies, chickens, game,
venison, or any kind Of meats for Thanks
giving, will find an excellen assortment at
John F. Kelley's stand. on Sd street, a few
doors east of the Hawkeye store John has
made arrangements to serve the public with
the delieacies of the season, such as fowls.
veniscn, spareribs. head cheese, and in
fact everything in the catagory Of delca'
cies in the meat line. Call and select the
material for Thanksgiving dinner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

VXTHEREAs, on the 18th day Of November, A D.
W 1854, LovI WhI,e execu ed unto 7. @ Eats
~ rustic, certain Deei Of Trust cnve,ing to aid
Trusee the land In ecvtt county desc sbt ~ fol-
low. 70 wit: blytk No Eve Isl Ia Jane. b. ks Sub.
div sion OF and In West DAvsnpoIt as marked On
plat OF taid town, which said co We, L. de
the said Lovi White for the Iurlos Of curing tn
paym"It OF two prom oTy note- and The interest
thereon signed by I'D Lov.l while, and da ed Nov
10th, 1854 an ote payAtle IN tn l6lh aAy OF Nov
1s57 TO- S79 56 aud the tut. rest and other note
Of rare amount, payable n V l6.h. 1e5s bota ~ he
above nam . notes date 16' b day Of NOV, A 1854
one due three and one IN four years, To James l.
kAds or payable he BANKING housc VI U,ok = Sar-
gent
And now fsld nrs, n,mei note and in crest on nc
of sinnxr amount having bee ONE due aid IA, able,
and the sai- Lovel White having failed 10 pay the
caMe, T. C. EAus Trustee - AFORESAID a., here by
give this public notic-, that BY virtue of the power
Inch IL in vested by said deed OF Trust, l will,
on Tue sday the 10Th day OF ~ cember A d. 1857 al
the hour Of cock IL theaiternoon of said day, Al
tue Court House door in tnecity Of Davenport expose
and o,T for ss- public auction The par el OF land
abovs described, SO much thereof - sha be sum.
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note and
the interest thereon and the Int on said other
no the day of sale, ether ith the .xpenses
OF said sale costs Of this notice and Trueee- -.s
Dated the 23d day o. November \ u, 1851.
C. RADS
Eov23dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

ADD, Of the Gazette, must not give
himself any uneasines sabout the correctness
Of the Typography Ct the City Tax List, nor
need he 60 out of his way to make any in
sinuation that the City Marshal has not CIV
Ell US a correct transfer from the original
assessment book. That our neighbor has
found a mares nest We doubt not, but let
the mistakes te attributed to the proper
sourcethe-original assessment ROLL 1t is due
however, to Mr.. Mitchell, that we state to tax
payers, that all mistakes will be promptly
and properly rectifed when the taxes are
paid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
The Winter Term of Mt. Ida Female

The Winter Term of Mt. Ida Female
College commences to-day. under the charge
of Prof NJ. NJ. Tooke, assiste by corps of
competent teachers in the different depart
ments. No pains will be spared on the
part of the faculty to render this institution
lust what it should be-a first class echoo
for ladies, where not only the different
branches OF science will be taught, but also
the various accomplishments-music, paint
ing, embroidry. DC See advertisement in
another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed Store.

~ +. ELL1OTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
VJs Riour, Grain and veed, keeps con-tsntly on
hand as his store Perry street, b-tweea ost and
.econd oil kinds VI Flour and Peed, consisting Of
Whi,e AountsiA Mills Pour 10 ibis, = and IA b.,
Sacks Bye Flour. Buck wheat H1ouT, Corn 81,
IL kinds of Mil Fed. viz Bran, Shorss snd Mead
ngs aiso Ost- and Corn, shesd ami on the ear, all
OF which b. VIII deliver at any reasonable dstsrc-
VIM. his STORE free u charge, 10 the Retail Trade.
the highest market price vi at al times be pec
wheat and Oats and Buck Wheat. Store op from
y TO r. II. on and after Monday Nov. ID, 1857
ac10dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

BANK NorEs AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL CuR rem
cY.-The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San says:
We have already heard the views and in
tentions of several distinguished and able
members of Congress on the subject of the
disorders Of the paper currency and the cure
for the same, and learn that it is their pur-
pose to bring up the subject at an early day
Of the session. What remedy they will pro-
rose for these disorders, which carry ruin,
periodically, throughout the country, is not
stated: but it is one that will 60 to the
source of the evil and restore the Constitu-
tional currency-such . currency ~ Wash
IN pm and al the fathers and founders Of
theg government contemplated. The State
Banks Of Issue are clearly unconstitutional,
and % the present Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States viii decide, when
the qusatien,shaA b distiAstly nAds bs1bss
then.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

A few days before the Massachusetts, elec-
tion the Boston Bee and other black papers
published letter purporting to have been
written by Charles sumner, endorsing and
urging the election of Banks. ltis now ad-
mitted that the letter was forgery. Such
are the means which the Dious party use to
promote their success.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
STATE DEMOCRAT,


NoTlCE TO SUDscRIBEKs.-MK. Gill
LETT, the owner Of the City routes Of the
Daily State Democrat. is the person to apply
TO when by any omission of the carrier, the
paper 10 not received we have nothing to
do with it MIR. Gillett can b found at his
News Depot, No. 8 lie CAirs Row, where
subscriptions should BE- left. [d-t6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

The statement made by us few
days since that the total amount of -four
manufactured by our mills daily, is 600
bbls., is too little by 300 bbls We gladly
make the correction. The average amoxnt
Of wheat ground by our mills is about 800
bushels per day, and at fifty cents per bu.
Is worth $1,000.
The flour manufactured, at the present
market figure, is worth $4,000. deducting
$500 for barrels, together with prime cost
Of the wheat, a balance of $3.50 10 LETT in IA
vor ofthe mlllers. The expense of manu-.
featuring will considerably lessen the bal
ance, but not SO much as to deprive opera
tors OF fair profit. Following this calcula'
ton still further, we find that the consump.
ton of wheat per month is 90, 800 bushels,
worth $40 400, and produces 2O,sOO barrels
Of flour, valued $4.O0 per bbl, amounts to
the round sum Of $s3,2OO. We doubt
much ifthere be any city in the west that
can produce higher figures than those
above. This gives work to large
number of hands. and involves heav
expenditure, but not without affording our
manufacturers o very handsome profit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

SrocK.-Good stock, or none, should
be the motto Of every farmer Now is the
time to purchase choice cattle and horses of
different age and blood DIR. Langer's Sec
ond sale commences tomorrow marning, at
10 O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
The Next Steamer for Europe

st. Johns, n. 3. Nov. 20.
The weather has beenscalm and foggy du-
ring yesterday and to-day, The news yacht
Of the associated press is stationed off Cape
Race, awaiting the passage at that point Of
the Atlantic about due, from Liverpool on
the l4th inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Family Psovisisa Store,
PORK, BEEF, BUTTER, EGGS, &C.

IL HAVE Op1NBD an establishment on Third street
i fer doors above the HaWkeye Grocery, where
intend keeping at 81 times Game of description,
Port such - 6peseribs, Tenderloin-. etc.; Salt
Pork and Beef; Beef " the quarter; Butter, Eggs
etc.-in fact depot for the supply OF fAmiiies with
provisions Of substantial naturs As shall devote
my whole s4isntion 10 the basness and every en-
srgy IN keeping full supplies Of such TICKS - are
mentioned above, hope 10 meet with . literal pat
ronaSe Als0 put up pork and beet for families -
orderei, and keep constantly on hand Head Chsere
ana Ssus4ges.
Nov9idU JOHN p. KBLLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Economy il Wealth.

HYAvlN0 0aie o. ETanseOeOfe wi h Mr. Jacol
II Weaver, Agent for CIask's Pssens Flour Nhls Z
coudset and carry the Mn, corner Of Perry an
rhied st eess. have osganissd . let, b whicA
en- enabled 70 fssassh the oenbers thereof with -
best extra nouS (ss the presest pic Of WAxa TO
the sun Of % . per barrel, Tor family -. 9hsie
and negu1as inns Tor Tho VI hing = become ms0.
bsrs may - hoA at ~ nill mLl ~ 1st q DoeeD
~ next. -
Dsvenpsst, usv. In 1oo7.
wpvld veeog - 3asao. 0ooe : cesleoe
NsV. 1o6aa = ~ =. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
The Gale.
Coderich, {

Coderich, C. w. Nov 20.
A very heavy south-westerly gale has
been raging for the past twenty -four hours
large vessel, supposed to be the Game
Cock, Of Buffalo, is ashore six miles south Of
this place. The crew have been in the rig
ging all day. The vessel has cargo ol
wheat from Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

The Ladies' Festival, at the Metro
politan Block, takes place tomorrow evening.
Let every one who can do 30, lend their per
sonal assistance to make up q splendid party.
The supper will be elegant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

DRY GooDs AT AUCTIoN.-To-night
Messrs. Adamson d Rapp will commce the
sale of large and we'll selected stock of
dry goods, at Morres' auction room, above
the Postoffice. Now is the time to purchase
goods at prices to suit the times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
FIRE.-On Saturday afternoon I

FIRE.-On Saturday afternoon the
"Atlanta Saloon" on Perry street two doors
aboye second street caught fire from sparks
falling upon the roof, but prompt action be-
ing taken, the flames were subdued before
any considerable damage had accrued A
little care over that way may save a whole
sale conflagratlon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

NOTICE 10 hereby siveo th { the subseTtbevs hsvs
IN been dsly appointed Exeecuor and rxeeutsix
Of esssse Of Alsxasds ". Nc sfesee, - esse1,
late OF Dsv nport In the county Il SeDtt aud etsts
Of lowe. I'D taken upon Themselves thae sfust By
givirg nonds - the law leeeee.
All psrs rs b Wing demands upoa the sstste oftbe
ssid de easel ere requlsvd exhb1t tAe oaDe, anl
II pei sons iDdebted 70 the ssid eststs ealsd ~
On 10 make payment TO
A. J. LAWo0. me- utsv
O.. A. oc0R0DO0, kxesutsix.
=. Davenport, Iowa. Nov. lOth. 1857. fEcvilAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
l. A TEST EW S


New Ork, NOV. ~.
The extensive carriage mandatory of
James r. Heudry, at Jamaica, l. l., was
burned last evening, together with the Dutch
Reformed Church, and several other bull
dings. Loss. $4,000. Doubtless the work
Of an incendiary, as the hose Of one of the
fire companies had been previously cut, and
that Of companies Fl ON the neighboring vii.
lagos was cut after their arrival on the
ground.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Ladies Festival.

UVuD Ladies of ~ 1st Presbyterian Church Of De-
u venport, viii give public sapper 10 the s'Aet.
popo1ltan 0loek," 1ueocay ~ Ans the 314h inss
3Ne aooes VIII b op sned .t edo r. y. The pro.
eosts ~ ssppss - - sppltsd y n pay1rns q
tAoehuseh debt. F,esets slDssboo, tncion1ng sup.
-, - ests sasA, % - - . the sensO q 1essss
tassous : prssssnaa, 9aysss = sal1us1, 1t11laaa
= A0se = oeegUo ". ~ = o.
9Ov1et1W
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23
Snow Storm.

ST. Catbarines, q. w. Nov. 20.
Snow has been falling all day. 1t is now
Is Z. M.) six inches deep. The trains on the
Great Western Railway are all through, but
were very much delayed by the snow drifts
The freight tuains are stuck
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

Washington, Nov. 20.
According to present intention ex-Prssi'
dent Lamar Of Texas will be appointed Min
lister to Nicaragua.
Affairs in Utah occupy the attention Of
the administration, but no definite aetion
has yet been taken in view Of late advices
from the Territory.
Sir William Oussly win By appointnsnt
tomogsov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-23

Choicce Turkies, neatly dressed, are
selling for l,0Oa$ ,25-Chick ems are very
cheap Such commodities, when well cook
ed, max a fine appearance on the Thanks
giving table-the 10th inst is close ut hand.