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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
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fcr sale. Enqalre 81 tho TELEGRAPH oancs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
"A OSITIVE ACT.
Call and satisfy your selves that
j, !" " K IL Y
LAS just received the BEST ASSORTMENT Of

"A II ID = Ilv II r. "A CT.
Call and satisfy you,selv that
y. w. w Z Il II x
Has Just received the BEST ASSORTMENT Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever brou ght into this market, consulting Of
CoGees, Corn Starch,
Teas, Txpoca
Sugars, Hecker's Farina,
s2'r o'o:... G s,.d Nal r,.,
Rsisins. by the boz) Pearl ssso.
Citron, Yeast Powder.
ss:, esy TN DRUM r finm., 10y the e01'
Cocoa Nuts, MAccsroni
Olive OH, Oassia Buds
Coffee Essence, PineappleChee
Preserves and Pie Ft'ssits:
Nat. Preserved s,s Ounces. 'ei,ies,
+" Cherries, Tomatoes,
" Peaches, Gherkins.
COMPLEMENTARY:
Rock Candy. Cream Fies,
Cream Dates Cavaliers
CarIicA1uTes, loxcnRes
Gum Drops, Sugar Almonds.
Lady Drops, Convcis. Losenges
I0 H:
No and Aackerel BY the kid or hls bba,
sh.d, smoked mal,bu. and French cr,va.h.
Gun Caps, wads. Dupont Canisdc,s Powder,
Shot. &c, aud . large stock Of
Wooden & WillOw.ware.
consisting Of Plain and Fancy Cabs Baskets Of cvery
Description and style Scrubbng Brushes, Fancy
Dustsrs, WISH Tubs, Children's Chairs, &C, &C.
special attention 10 called to our
!" 3 ~ y Il TT L n .MPN. -
which CANNOT be filled while sURNIso, an, cab be
smashed 70 atoms without sptling one drop Of nuid
IL 10 truly Yankee Invention
tepl6d1v-Vu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
BOOTS AND SHOES /.
~ho1e7a1o sAs Ro<0fl,
AT
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVEHPCRT.
WE have now in store . isrga aud vel seleCth
w stoch Of Boots and Shoes, 10 which WE igvl.a
the attention Of ali la want OF articles IL 3e.
Cossatyy Traders wishing to rellenlsh their st.f
viii lind il 10 their adv antage TO Cal on rs f trs
chasing elsewhere
10 orr Numerous customers who prefer CHst0sls
WORT continue TO hold ont Inducements III the
way Of prime stock and stylish soork, not oqasled
this side Of New York
All kinds of Ladies' work Manufactured As rsrai.
(sp9Ditfl MOORE 4 GARRETT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
oU1 Jon OFFICE.

naos havino pslnsing WA - ~ 1sss'spssee y
- 60, - ~ ~ ID 00cs Of ~ stats ID
peunAs ~ ~ sssa oss - nessiy, end ct - mo-
taas ysSsss, - aay y Ne city. Our ssso'smsos OF
~ - svy stAss sesuis,tss sss such - 70 'ssve
osahaag - - Asre1 b assis - 70 furnish - vel
0ssuAs1 49, wort, eiscuiass, posters, and sshes
~, q - b priatsd We Invite any Asvias On
manle . Ojvs saro0ee . trtai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
70 UNG FOLKS

India Rubber Toys, consisting Of Balls. Dolls, Rat
ties, Animals, &C. Also Crying Dolls, and Ba-
bies or Wax, China AMI other Materials.
We have a good stock OF Paint Boxes,
Wo.d and Pewter Dishes, Graces,
Cattle Doors, Tops, Eoah's
Arks Drums, Whips, Trlm
pets, Cups and Balls,
and Moving Loco
motives, &C.,
sc, &C.
Also large Hobby Horses Propeilers and Sleds-be-
sides numerous art Giles that We caunot partic-
ulariz-. Give q cal and you will feel
that you haye received your moneys
woith We also cali particular at
tention to our stock OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
DRUGGISTS.

~ TRUSSES.
~ for the successful trextme mt OF HerblA or
Ruptures that may be worn with ase
and c. mfort. The subscriber has alWas on hand
large assortment Of Trusses racing the ,uos
ricte variety ever offered. He guarantees correct
adu.tment to all applicants also for sale Suspensor,
Bandages, Elastic Stockings Self. Injecting syringe
Hydrxnt Enemas, Of new and improved makers.
du FRANZ - JACvBY, 4pothecary.
UBIN'S Extracts for the handkerchief, war
IL rant. ! genuine, constantly on hand and for
Saie by
,tf FRANCIS JACODY, Apothecary
DAZiN 8 AmAnline, ust received by EXPRESS
Df ON the manufactures for the curs and prove
otios Of bal ped hands & for sss By
dU FRANC IS JACOBY, Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

uAvn removed no No. ., Oommsrsial 0aock, DRo-
n dy street, below Second. 0ee advertisement -
another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21

Ifyou do your duty in this respect yor
need not be afraid Of mobs, nor Of forces
sent out in violation Of the very genius o
our free institutions, holding you till mob
kill you. Mods? Yes. for mhere is Their
the least particle Of authority, either in o"'
Constitution or laos. for sending troops her
or even for appointing civil officers contrary
to the voluntary consent of the gore,ned.-
We came here without any help from oul
enemies, and We intend to stay as long al
we please.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-21
BRIGHAM DKFYS THEM.

They say that their army is legal. and
say that such a statement is as false as hell
and that they are as rotten as an old pump
kin that has been frozen seuen times and melt
ed in a harvest sun. Come ON with your
thousands ofillegally ordered troops, and
will promise you, in the name of Isra-rs
God. that go" shall melt a,0ay as the snon
before a lulu sun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19
AFFAIRS on TIE TEuuANTEpEc IsTHMus
Important Wills.

THE WILL or THE LATE DAVID wArzISsoS.
IRON the Hartford Times, Dec. L.
This dccumen, has been this day accepted by the Court
OF Probate Below give an abstract Of some u It's pro
visions which relate to matters Of public interest, The
will tself covers over 100 pages Of manuscript
Mr.. wstknsou bequeas 10 the respective treasurers,
for the time being % the following benevolent nstitu.
tons for the use and purposes Of sad institutions respect
Tie American Home Missionary Society New York city;
the American Board Of Commissioner for Foreign Mis-
sons the American Tract Society New York the Amc-
rcan Bible Society, and the American sunday S,hool
Uni0n-esch $500.
To the Retrea, for the Insane - 900.
To the Wadsworth Athenaun, OIL, 900,
To the Young Neu's Institute 81 90
To the Connecticut Historical Society, 81 ,0p)
For the support OF INDECENT orphan children. Or the
children Of INDECENT parents $4,000 Tbs connection
with the Hartford Orphan Asylum and the Female Bcue
10 the Dissenting church Of Iayenham county Of scf
folk, England, where his parents lived Glo0 sterling.
For the estabs hmeut, In or near Hartford Of refuge
where discharged criminals may be ADVISED assisted and
pa; IN the way OF supporting themselves. s. 900
For the purpose Of establishing, connection with the
Conn. Historical society library q reference 70 be &C
cessibe all reasonable hours and times 70 all citizens
and cther residents and visers the state Of Connect
10 the widows Society or Hartford. 5000.
To the Hartford Hospital. So 900.
For the establishment Of Juvenile Asylum and Farm
school ten Of land known the Pavilion proper
tyl valued at $40 900 ami $50 Ooo in cash.
lie gives h. nephews and nieces $4,000 apiece They
are 20 Ia number
Il Ezra Clark, senior, 81 900
To Dr HAYES, $500.
L. Mrs.. Turner, $500.
II Barzlla Hudson and VIM Hudson, $500 each.
with many many other egaccs TO his relatives and
others
The entire amount Of property left by Mr. watknson s
est mated At about half million,
CURIOUS WILL CASE.
curious will pending IN Dallas county, Alaba
Ethralm Pool, last summer, died alter a sh)ft W.
ness but procured the services Of friend TO draw hs
will. By that instrument he bedGeathed fortune OF
s6O 900 two mulsto and Their children, his own
osprpg and The drawer q the will negro for bis
trouble besides making him sole trustee with directions
y send these saves 10 free state The heirs Of Pool
contest the w on the ground that be OF unsound
mind
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THE WAR IN YUCATAN.
( ARrEACHY Still sDREiY BEsiEGED-srsAL
cArTrpFn ~ TIE CONVENIENT.


ffIoIu he New Orleans Plcayune.l
w the scApgntf Rafaoia. from Carnpeachy, we have
received hes q ur Boiia III BTarttu Pablsc0 - the
21th w
VI ieaya from these payers that Csmpcachy stll "a
POSSESSION q the rcvnutsnnsts We cannot ind any lie
tailed record Of The operations 81 the bessgers. Their
operations sre probably conducted with characteristic
laaeuof IT, CsmPeachy people hai received 500 new
The Boln hnt pretty strongly that there are traitors
within The city AMI demands that they be vigorously
dealt With IL appeals 70 O0mouiort % put stop 70 the
var ny calling OF the troops, ADD attributes the outbreak
tile Interference Of Member the Governor With the
freedom "A election The revolutionary paryr does not
be league With the reactousry faction In other
parts Of the country. On the contrary the B0sttr an.
pears 70 be particularly hostile 10 santa Anna aud al
ludos 10 C0moufort the saviour Of the country
general order ~ the commander IN The town a..
nounoes eleven individuals a. traitors aud declares them
unworthy - belong V any corps within the electoral a.
uict y Campeashy
The besegng party Sun held possess Of tie suburb
o. san Francesca. TOE Bolst,u accuses them o. COM
hitting All sorts q depretat ons, among which the most
prominent Il the taxing u cattle without paying for them
j. says that many o. the inhabitants 81 the surrounding
villages have been forced 10 take refuge Nv the woods
kanu. Persza Cepeda, the besiegng commander, had
burnt The vessels lying OF Francisco aud set IRE
he suburb oi Suadaoepet ~ which vimbef OF edices
destroyed.
ool Ruiz q the besegers hal been severely
wounded BY cannon ball T0ey Che besegers) during
the previous ten days lost ten men killed AMI seven
wounded -Four hundred o. their force had been detached
and sept 70 Merida The government there fearing pro-
nu9c,amtento
ny This arrival previous reports q tie capture "
Sssl by The Campeachy troops confirmed The attack.
ing force commanded by Andres Cepeda peraz, He
bad one killed aud three wounded Tha enemy lost
three killed aud wounded The vicors captured four
pounders Que 10 FOUNDER two IL p0uud carronades
aud quantity o. munitions They also took several pr.
eoncrs and slitte armed vessel called the Carolina
The Bsfta thinks that the capture OF has assured
Ne HNmPh q The Revolutionary party Immediately
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aserward more than hundred volunteers came over TO
the oampeachy people The Bcetin expected rsngs TO
follow in Merida and ri 0rente.
We this morning placed in possession OF still fur
Their intelligence by the schooner Rafaea from Campeachy
the 2sth u than at hand last evening II is most
interesting and important The revoutionists had been
repuiscd from Ssa which city and port last ad
wees in the hands OF the government party
II the bombardment OF the town a surprise,
and the revouronists he'd 1t but few days, till rein
forcements could arrive from the interior.
The revolutonists, however, were not discouraged.
Some four five armed brigs and schoones were crus
ing between Campeachy and Ssa and the latter port was
IN state OF blockade.
Things at Campeachy were in stl'u quo, but the siege
progressed warmly as from the beginning The number
OF the beseges when the Rafael left was from 800 to
500 men. They held the road 10 Merida The result OF
the fierce struggle II is impossible 10 predict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19
TAE vrcEParsrprx- N MoBltx-The Ho

TAE NrcE-PREsIDrST M MoBiLE-The Hon.
john Brecknrdge Vice President Of the United States
arrived IN orr city yesterday morning from New Orleans,
r0ute Tor Washington, and remained until the depar.
ture 81 the Montgomery steamer at O'Clock Many Of
citizens ayaed themselves ~ the opportunity Of this
brief soourn 70 pay their respects 10 the distinguished
BLEED The steamboat land ng 70 and greet him ne
took his departure The gasnt and spirited corps the
Coutnentas On a very brief notice n hs presence in
the city, were al the landing full harness with one Of
Their beautiful pieces and fired salute 81 thirteen guns
IN compliment 10 the illustrous young statesman. He
vas introduced ~ the assembled citizens by Judge Meek
aud in few brief remarks expressed bis thanks for Their
Kind and cordial greeting The honorable gentleman
looking the finest heath.-Eobris Reg1ster, Dec, IL
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in preference to that the person referred to- 80 Car a
Mr.. Wendell denies all completely m, knowledge or the
proposition which made 10 me.
shall go further than that conceive IL 10 be an act
simple duty and do this act Of justice whom
never in my life, simply because do not desire
hereafter what may, to let the reflection
my conscience Of having either knowingly uDknowin
y done act OF I'M sstice TO who may possibly be
innocent
CARD FROM sTEEDaAN AND BANKS.
Browns HOTEL, Dec 15 1857.
EDITOR OF TIKI STAR-SlR:-You have seen ut, in your
Of yesterday, to give currency to some malicious
ISLANDERS touching the late election Of Public Printer to the
House OF Representatives contained in Washington letter
to the New York HERALD.
without any aluson to the motives whether friendly
or otherwise, which could have prompted such Office
on your part have only TO say that each and every
allegation of the writer is aagously false If there
any man who have claims for rendered in
the election Of printer would be pleased for them
to make application to u.s. personally or to make public
demand through the press Either mode will be satsfac
tory for our purposes.
We make this statement only for those who do not
know us-i is not necessary for those who do Our
partnership open and honorable, aud before ii
entered into received the sanction of respective
friends. Wedey any person to name single individual
who has made demand either Of us for services
dered in the late election OF House Printer who has
any claim on us in the matter. JAMES B. SrEEDMAN.
A. d. BANKS.
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THE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE.
TO ME EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CTy OF MEXICO, Dec 4, 1857
ssrs--Your Washington correspondent, writing Nov l.
has furnished you with the following paragraph
WASHINGTON, Nov. l. 1857.
bys New YORK paper that he would not have thing to do
paay lie hss resret s is aaoas lave aa
been a isversse IS b. anScpae The terms would have
our roYsrnmcni g aid those gentlemen in procuring the
Grant Nj FSrsyih threw every possible obstacle IN their
min has IN his possession the original draft Of violent
Ssnd~rns Of Mr. rean Secretary 81 Lesson There are s
ch cvelopemenis in reference to this matter which
viii shortly be made.
The nferentia unruth conveyed in this paragraph
quires word OF explanation. have from time TO time
the purpose aiding the editor OF the only English paper
this city translated for him articles from the French and
Spanish journals The .origna draft which Mr.. Berja
min has his possesson"-:f, indeed, he has it's
translation Of leading editorial OF the French paper the
Trait d Jniorl accompanied by dozen lines Of preface
How Mr.. B. In possession Of Il, what business he
has with It, know not for the editor ofthe
the only person WHO had light to dispose Of H. declares
to me that he did not obtain with his knowledge
sent But utterly untrue that have written articles
for that paper charged In the foregoing paragraph aud
Il equally untrue that any such articles have ever cma
mated IRON the United States Legation in Mexico. am
sir, your very obedient servant, WALKER fEARN.
AFFAIRS on THE TEHUANTEPEC IsTHMUs.
The last Mexican mail brings favorable accounts OF the
progress OF the expedition on the Tehuanepec
isihmus The health Of the party was good ana y De
mapped out IN the course Of the next SIX months. The
following the terms offered by government TO settlers
OF the newly founded clt.es.--
l. Lots sold for building purposes shall be free from
taxes for three years from date ~ sale.
2. Buildings erected wi!hn three years shall be free
from for three succeeding years counting from the
completion o. the building.
9 The import Of all building materials shall be free
from duty Tor three years from date Of purchase.
Imports Of grain produced ON the Isthmus, -four,
OIL lard preserved meats, &C Tor the Of the nhabi
tans shall also be duty free forhe space Of three years
In consideration o. these favorable terms, IS not
pris!ng that the tendency 10 emgrate Is solthward
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THE BALL SEASON,

LcrRT DEPARrNgNr.-rHET TWENTY NINTH ANNUAL
ball OF The Nsv York Fire Department IN behalf Of The
Widow and Orphan Fund will take psce the Academy Of
Music ~ Bosrseenh street and Irving place Mon
day evening January ss Tickets may be procured of
The manages, OF the officers.
HENRy a. BURR, President, lol Clr street
PETER n. TITUS Treasurer, ~ Market street.
JAMES y. wpNMAN, Secretary, leo Pearl street
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CTOTTTTNG, Asc.

&E Onn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
DC .UUO -Gentemen wishing 70 convert clothing or
other property cash obtain Al least ny per
cent more BY calling sending their address 70 JAMES
EORoNEY ,S1pk Psari street
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ACADEMIES.


DANCING ACADEMIES.
eco BROADwAy-NME. sAUvAGEAUs DANCING
ODD scsds by new arrangementsa good orchestra IS
provided evening, Several densouses en-
gagged Three sDirccsTuesdays Thursdays and Sauiays
Les Ianclers" every evening without extra charge.
A DoDwoRrHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"a. No sos Broadway, New YORK,
No lSf Montague place, Brooklyn.
Ciasses open Tor the reception n pupils.
MISS MARY u. KINGS DANCING ACADEMY, All
lsl Brosdwayfisses every afternoon a. O'Clock. All
the and fashionable dances evening, including
Les LapOers. Solrees Wednesdays and Saturdays
ID BARNETT A 7. HEALy's DANCING ACADEMY,
IL. at jefferson Assembly Rooms corner O SIKH AMI
nth hop Tuesday evening Dec
Days and evenings OF tuition Tuesday sud Friday The pu
pills term 70 commence on entering the name. - :. .
Brooklyn. franklin buildings, 100 Orange street near Fu
The fifth hop "Wednesday evening, Dec ~ Days and
evenings Of tuition, Wednesday aud saturday Anernoon
glasses from 2tO Evening classes tor ladies' from 10 81
for gentlemen sto ball room practice from so u o'clock
Private lessons from to II oc1k or At the residence
Of the pupil BROOKLYN Monday and Thursday evening from
4 to 10 O'Clock, private lessons
Messrs - A nis grand complimentary ball comes OF on
the 10th OF January 1865, at the Apollo Rooms Connels
band in attendance.
w HTNCHMAN, Chairman liz seccker street, NY.
r. A, ALBEVrsoS, Treasurer.
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I'VE PUBLISH on WEDNESDAY, sD,
w TIE NEW YORK ALMANAC,


Many features introduced among which may be
copies Of the New Charter o. the city
of New York the Metropolitan Police bills description Of the
Central Park very u chronological Tables Of the Events %
Chronology the History Nicaragua since the first
descent by Walker other matters numerous to
mention The valuable weather tables the pages for daily
memoranda the lists OF city state and United states officers
and much oher valuable matter continued as In the issue
for last year.
The New York Almanac Yearly Record has $40 pages
neatly bound In CLOTH matter than ordinary
limo volume, and IL sold al the low price Of twenty i've
At almanac and diary complete record Of the
and ~ day n the year with
wori ~ useful Information beside convenient TOR the
pocket and drawing tring hcruiroun, who will
have copXA
sent BY u[t paid, receipt Of twenty Eve cents.
Agents V~bpsi, cell Tits book ali the city whom
Willie gvon very liberal dlcoynt Apply the publish
ers MASON BROTHERS.
los aud ITO Duane street
New York.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

(yAUDLE IN CoUPLETs
" just published.
HUSBAND VS.. WIFE,
DOMESTIC
Which has pronounced by several of leading lite
rary be striking and original poem WHICH has
published III this country II is written byne of
most brilliant humorous writer's and splenddly illustrated
with fourteen exquisite designs from the pencil of Hopp
Illustrator of Nothing TO Wear.')
The prologue and epilogue OF the poem-each master
piece s wayare alone sufficient to give the work world
wide celebrity.
work Of art, Husband Wife, is by far the most
elegant little book OF the kind published this side Of the
Atlantic Being ngeniously and beautifully printed in
colors upon colored plate paper in the
old fashioned illuminated missal style end profnsely EN-
beished with Hoppns most charming designs the book
not fail of having an enviable popularity.
Price GO cents, elegantly bound in cloth.
Sold by all booksellers In the United States.
This book will be by mail postage paid to part of
the United States receipt of price in sampsG0 ceus
RUDD 4 CARLETON,
Publishers and booksellers.
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19

NEW BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
IN At the Church Book Depository, 162 Broadway NY,
Beautifully illustrated.
Charlie Hope. Christmas story BY Cousin Alice.
Sunday at Oatlands. BY Cousin Alice.
Lives of the Bishops white, Griswod, Chase, seabury
Hobart Moore, Dehon and Gadsden BY Rev j. ~ Norton
The Little Housekeeper By the author of "Timd Lusy.ne
The Schoclma;es by Sunday school teacher.
Edward Howard BY NJ L. j.
Christmas and New Years Gift adapted 10 the tmes,
Rockstros Stories the Last Six Commandments. For
Boys. In vols, lSmo.
Also variety of Bibles. prayer Books, juvenile
picture cards and all the Of the
r. ID. HARTMAN, Agent.
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NEwsPAQBRs.
TIVE PICTORIAL DOUBLE BROEUER JONATHAN
for Christmas and New Years issued ths day pricA
Dcspts, Qlse "a Beekmap street