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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13
EST VS..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Washbum Of Illinois, asked but
did mot get leave to present and have
read petition from u large number of
citizens of Iowa, charging fraud upon
the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
Company, in refusing TO build that
road as provided by the act of Con
gross granting land for thrt purpose.
After some other interesting proceed
ings the House adjourned.
Washington, Jan. 0.
In the Senate to-day, Judge Douglas
presented apetition nnmeronsly signed,
prayingfor State Government in Min
nesota. Mr. Douglas will. in few
days, report and fix the boundary as
provided for in Mr. Rice's bill.
cialinformation has been received
that the Shawnee Indians have com
pletcd their selection OF 10000 acres
in their reserve, and that consequent
thereon, an extensive organization had
been formed by persons in that vicin-
ity.
st. Louis, Jan. 10.
The Missouri Legislature will 90 in
to joint session for the election Of two
L. S. Senators. Monday.
The legality of Mr.. Jackson's Lieu
tenant Governorship will be tried as
soon as the Supreme Court meets.
4 LOVING Bl.uNDEK.-Iwo Young
gentlemen met, few evenings ago,
at the house OF All acquaintance, some
Young ladies', for one of whom each
gentleman entertained tender feelings.
In spirit Of irolic, one Of the young
ladies blew out the lamp, and our two
friends, thinking ii a favorable moment
to make known the state of their feel
ings to the fair object of their regard,
moved seats ut the same instant, ana
placed themselves, as they supposed.
by the lady's side; but she had also
moved, and the gentlemen were, in
reality, next to each other. As our
friends could not whisper without be
traying their whereabouts, they both
gently took, as they thought, the
soft little hand of the charmer:
and when after while they ven
tured to give tender pressure,
each was enraptured to find i, returned
with an unmistakeable squeeze. 1t
may be well imagined that tbs mo-
ments flew rapidly in this silent inter
change OF mutual affection But the
ladies, wondering at the unusual silence
OF the gentlemen, oic OF them noisel-
essly slipped ont, and suddenly retur-
ned with light. There sat our friends,
most lovingly squeezing each others
hands, and supreme delight bcamina
in their eyes. Their CONSERVATION
and the ecstacy Of the ladies NAV be
imagined, but not described. Bod.
gentlemen bolted, and one WAS after.
wards heard 10 say that he'thought all
the while Miss hand felt rather
hard Illinois Calumet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13
4 Betting Victim Down south.

hSO ~ ~ DOsssbs'
New Orleans, Nov. l3. 1856.
DEAR s.: The canine quadruped
are jefunct! The United States Ut Amer
lea Maryland excepted, have gone to
the devil. There is Q small piece OF hu-
man ingenuity. executed BY tho hand Of
one Joseph Johnston, Of Liverpool, Eng
land, " jewels, 20 csrats-formerly the
pr perty Of the subscriber, that he pass
OIL into the hands Of the sheriff Of Van.
derburgh; not by any legal process tho
Democracy have got into Ut the late
years Of walking into old Wing States
and carrying them lust as cay rs the
boy knew bis daddy" We'll, let her
slide! always did think that old watch
was Uverratei, and the conviction il
doubiy strong now. | hope she may
peyeT be aby nearer right than l was
when ! invested ber CT tins State, and
10 that case she val 4 ne.u.iy be out Of
the way fram iwo 10 ttree thousand.
Louisiana is given UP 10 bayc gtns Tor
Buchanan, although the rcturns arc not
all IN. don't understand hOw II WAS
done, bat it was done, and that is talk
CtlVuKU WI t-t OO0tust0. Auo AVN
orleans gave Fillmore $4,000 majority,
which was 500 more than the whole
State gave the Dem ocratic candidate for
Governor in 1856. Stiil with oil that
heavy gain the Interior Parishes border
ing on Texas turned the result in favor
Of Buch. Talk about election frsuds!
believe the whole d--n State of lex.
as-Mexicn hail breeds, niggtss. aud
Mustang points came over aud voted in
Louisiana.
What time is il BY tina; Kentucky watch
Of yours? suppose that su,t OF lndi-
ana clothes Will Look we'll on the s'Mer-
chant Prince"
Pun done betting o. elections. I'll
invest on horse race or any other little
innocent game OF hazard, hut nary 9TH
or on election. You make memoran-
dum to the came effect 10 the margin Of
your Bible, ard observe it reli. iously as
an eleventh commandment.
Before drying up must tell you o
pretty good joke that happened to INC on
my way down here. On the Cars from
VIncennes out, the train etops at Olney
to get supper. The night we got there
vas awful cold, and being about hall
sick felt, and no doubt locked, consid-
ersbly smaller than my natursl self. On
going into the station to supper, Drop
ped down between two big old dodgers.
and subsiding into lazy, round shout.
dered position, didn't reach much above
the back Of the chair. The waiter-a
strspping big hoesier girl-csme tearing
around, and probably taking me for one
OF the old codgers' little coagers-she
reached over the back Of my chair, and
says che:
'Beefstesk or Venieon, Babbyi''
RIG up and ssys l.. "well, sissy,
uess I'll take piece Of venison."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13
The Present Naturalization and tie
Iron interest-.N. Guthrie What
the National Inteihgencer thinks OF

The Present administration and tie
Iron interest-1M. Guthrie What
tie National Inteiiigencer thinks OF
their policy IN that relation.
"The judicious policy Of the Adminis!ra-
ton with respect 70 the iron interest, is the
theme OF much favorable comment by those
journals which are supposed 10 represen,
the views Of the Iron men. And truly the
results Of the last few years. production, as
exhibited in the report of the present Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, would seem to JUS
tify this commendation.
Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary
Of the Treasury, was foremost TO discover
the unsurpassed irOn-producing resources
Of the country, aud to recommend Congress
10 encourage their development BY protec.
tive duties on the foreign mahui aciure.
Those results, which he prophetic VISION
Of that II. at statesman was enabled 10 dis
ern in the remote future, would seem I, be
now unfolding in the magnificent pr oduc,
Of the present year. But this development
seems destined to be brought about, not by
high tariffs, but by events which human
sagacity had not for eseen that is by a rev.
olution, il we may 30 express it, in suhsti-
tuting iron for nearly everything else hiih
erto used BY civilized men for mechanical
CO constructive purposes. These new uses
OF iron are rapidly creating demand fer
the product which can ultimately be supplied
be supplied only from the illimitable coal
fields aud inexhaustible iron mounta rs Of
this country.
This tendency Of modern civilization has
been very judicionsly fosiered BY the pres
ent Administration, especially BY the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury, who his no, only
given his sanction TO the many new uses Of
iron A. building material, but has caused
TO be instituted . series Of experiments 10
discover new applications Of il in the public
buildings and works.
The substitution OF iron for wood, brick
and stone IN the construction # buildings,
ships, land vehicles, household furniture E,
&C., which 10 now going on, must undoub'.
eddy give the control Of the iron markets Of
the world to that nation possessing the mos!
plentiful supply Of the raw material of iron,
such a. coal, lime, and iron stone, which is
conceded on al hands to be the Uni ed
States"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

q As public speaker it 10 well known
thai Horace Greeley's attractions are ra.
Their personal than oratorical. "Is il best
10 70 and hear him ?'' asked gentleman Of
his neighbor. "Yes, 60 BY al means,'' was
the response cit 10 worth q quarter to see
the nan, and dollar 10 hear him-but then
Gyse~ley ought 10 spey' the dollar al The
door," Rather hattefing that.
~ Money e the man. Perhaps
Il doss; but Punch thinks it particular.
y nscse.asy that man shoald make the
lneaay osuk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

The New York Evsngeliss says; Ev-
cry form Of Gin tends to psrcipitats the
ruin Of the trsosgressor. 1t hassens the
6osl catastrophe. Not . violent pas
sion can man indulge which does not tssr
bic hssrt strings. How often has sud.
dea access Of rage broken the sol.
den bowl OF life! What a wsrnius
againsts Devil ways? WHY are men %
eager to reach the end OF their course?
Why in such haste to Ut themselves on,
Of the world when beyond is they CO
anticipate only the blacknsss OF dark.
oesss Have they not suffered enough
THE world, that tAey ass 90 impatient to
r0sh into snothsr still more miserable9
Will they not BE- contentsd until they are
doad and goue-aye, dead and damned?
On the other hand, every Christisn vir-
tue tends TO proloog ~ we'll - to sweet.
"a human life. Kind emotions, right
eootiene, cad activity IN doing good,
Ill fortify and eon6sn the powers Of the
body - veil % Of he Mad. Not only
b The intellect clearer, but the slssp i
souedss and The linbs are stronger.
6ssA nsa has Dothine to IRE bic bSsia
q seeslersse bic blood, or 20 cause bic
heart . best violently with rses or fear.
Ihoe . eeeeo eonss, - ths reward Of
faith 80 paueoes cd charity, % we'll
g - boooe 81 Beveesaeo - fashee
ed oeeaee-tAas tAs days Of ~ oSedi.
81 ~ do4 ~ geolle cd ~ aeed
~ neoe leeg - - sselA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

1 Hat On brats street, over ralIman pnw.r. 4
W. an hans viii attend to the purehssr ,p I
~ 'euhf! !" eteo'ing Of y bis u all sorts, Paving
' 't hon-r sii n.s and oil thrgs slsr e,,un.,t sI
WIN "a ianh Agency business Those wishing any
IN" WI III sse tal! ~ '"s ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

right to 60 behind that Constitution
to empire into the plurality Of wives
tolerated by any religious sect, than to
enquire into the custom Of adm sister
ing the Lords Supper.
Utah 10 m anomaly among the
States Of this government, and her sys-
tenn Of poiygalny is shocking to the
moral sense OF the nation, and y curse
to Utah herself, but we cannot find
any Constitutional power in Congress
to abolish it. That must be left to the
people Of Utah. Congress cannot pass
4 Maine Law for the States, nor can 1t
pass q law prohibiting polygamy.
We must take the Constitution ~
we find il, and allow no violations OF
its provisions, or unconstitutional usur-
pations. Congress cannot add TO or
take away any power Of that instru-
mcnt. Such in our opinion ought to
be the course pursued by the Demo
cratic party, towards the admission OF
Utah. Indeed, we can see no other
course to pursue without violating the
Constitution Of the L nited States.
This foul blot upon civilization will
be wiped out by the emigration which
is sure to throw itself into that Terri
tory. Already is Mormonism fast dy
ing out in Europe, and just so certain
as emigration wends its way into Utah
so certain will Mormonism with its so
cial cancers be swept away by the in
gress Of population Of a high tone,
morality and admitted christianity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13
.IalSf Asr<iYSss

A ND fer sal by GOODRICH. CURTiS YANIia
~ al I Ell Wais Iioi.:e ppos.ts kSlI H.. d
Iep co FiIkins oil lu;ef Il Iii the b, st Bar. IL
thatsuqg Quay. State 4 New 70 k,-a -
sliegIpr eitlct. jIa.3i: -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

LET IT BE DoNE.-The Augusta (Ae. J
Age, one OF the most sound and reliable
Democratic papers in New England, con-
tains the following first Of January sua.
gestions:
DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS. The fr,,
OF tho year is fitting time to remind
the public that the pair onage Of the Press
Is the readiest. cheapest and m os, aiyap.
taeeous method Of acquiring informa-
ton and supplying the necessities of ,hc
mental nature. TO be without a news
paper 10 these DAYS IL to the mind what
famine is to the body, and a. good,
sound, wholesome fcod is sought for the
health OF the body, so should there be
the like care TO obtain suitable and prop.
or mental aliment.
The Press has power-immense DO yer
--io' good or evil. To the ex,raordi.
nary efforts made to difruse throuohon,
the land certain OF the leading and mos,
interruptions OF the "Republican" "a.
pers, scattering 10 every nook and cor
ner their pernicious statements and pae
s'onate appeals, 10 due the degree OF sue
cess attained by that party, and the DOW
er'ul spread Of sectional hostili,v, aod
the unparalleled sweep Of error and fan.
aicsm.
To counteract all this-it needs bet
the circulation Of light aud truth. lie,
the organs Of the Democracy be scatter.
cd among the people. Let him who would
oct rightly and honest y, but to whom
only the one eide has been presented
through the Republican press, provide
himself with the other aide, and .hus he
may the better judge between the two.
Let the Democracy see to it that the
principles OF the party are made known,
anu the misr' presentations of its oppo-
nenss are fully revealed, through the
medium OF che Democrncic press, widely
disseminated in oil portions OF the State.
The heart OF the people is sound; the
judgment may be perverted; the inteu.
tious are honest, but deception, and ex.
cited psssion, and gross falseh ooc, have
led msny astray.
| when the New Year Commence, il i.
hitting that . nov era should commence
IN this respect. Tho Democratic pres,
should BE- better patronized than eve,
before. The inteies Of the people end
the good Of the country demsnd this.
Where the New York Tribune, Time,
aud Herald now abound lot them Be me,
BY an equal abundance Of Democratic
papers. Among 20 those OF our ovu
State should fret be patronixed. But il
any wish to send abroad, lot the Wash.
ingtoo Union, Dollar Pennsylvania,
The New York News, the Boston Post OF
Timee, DO multiplied. You can much
better learn from these the true princi.
pies, doctrines, and aims Of the Demo.
cratic party, than from such sheets a
the New York Tribune.
The year should be begun aright. W.
therefore call upon tho Democracy t.
improve upon the hint suggested.
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ioice 10 hereby RvsD that the partnership hereto
IN fore existina 6ktwoen The ibcrs cnder the
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13

Government Lands sales iu Iowa.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the Proclamation of the
President Of the United States, which
appears in our advertising columns
to dav. The Proclamation orders the
sale OF a large number OF acres of land
in our State, a description Of which is
therein given. We believe that the
opinion. that the sooner the public
lands in Iowa are sold by the Govern
ment. the better it will be for our grow
ing State, is very general among our
citizens; and the throwing of So large
tracts into market at public sale by
the Government must be a source of
congratuia'ion to al, who look to the
rapid advance of our State in popula-
ton and wealth. Our patrons will
notice that the sales are advertised to
commence Oh Monday the 18th Jay OF
May next. AT the Land Offices at Usage.
Fort Dodge, and Sioux City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-13
WILLIAM DoOiAy WILLIAM STUMP.
Attorney al Lar.
BANKING HOUSE
AnC1
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
jiain Street naycnnOrt. Iowa.

DEALERS IN
Bank Notes. Drafts, Gold, Silver and Eastern TX
change; Coil,ct.ois made Throughout tie Cnic n;
Land arr ants busht, sold, and located, Real E.
taIc bought ard SC Id Comni,slon; Money losned
unirumbcrrd Kea E.ta security; Leans ne9otist. 81
Tax paid for nol-r esidenss; Examination OF Land
Titles made, etc., etc.
-REFEREECEs.-
Messrs Cox = ssi 'en', Davenport, Iowa,
M,ckloi d Corbin, do
Robert IL Lowry, Eso, Cashier, New fork,
Messrs Uarris y Co, Ihiladepnis,
Hon. VIM wright. Newark, NJ;
Messrs sam'I nsriis Sons, BaLssrs, Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins. Esq, President, DO
Robert Mlckie, ESQ, Cashier, DO
Vim G Hsriison, Esq, 10
MrAsrs C,nbb Brothers. BANKERS, Washington,
WI B liallet,, Esq, Mobile, Ala,
LA Benolst Co, Bankers, Sc Luis.
For. Sale.
Two Lots on the Bluff, corner Ct Eighth and Ganss
strcets-fne unobztructe,l River view.
several yaiuatia building Let's On Harrison and
Main north sixth street. for sale very low.
Ten valuable building Lcts on Second anu Third
Streets 70, SAL, credit ofve years given en- most
OF the purchase money.
Lot In Green's Addition, dwelling house On the
premises, for sale cheap,
Twenty feet front on Main street, BY " feet deep
opposite Il Claire House.
West " Lot ., block So LeClsire's nh addition,
house with rooms and coed stable
Lots and 5 IL Aifcheil's addition, and house ~
IS acres in sc 21,p IS, rs .; al under cuiv alton,
mile from the ci.y, tor sale cheap.
n y ofnwk CSC ~ tp ~ west; oIe mile from
the cisy Of Nuscaiih-, for sale
w u Of sec ~ tp 50 east 8 acres sor sAle,
20 acres Of LAnd ia West Dswnpott, for sss CHEAP,
In lots from 70 aorps, hne visw q Iivsr And Tws-
cities,
Also maay valuable tracts 81 rarming LAMBS. ID.
provsd ana untnproveG, Town Lots, md Unmprcvrd
iAnds threusASut the etAsss sor seis tnytas -
sttsasioa = tAsss vssAas = css sespss'
j1no1ts u00&AA oosw3S'
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LAND FOR SALE.

~, y " acre lois, mil. north of Yu,,o, Static,
4 On 'hs aud d Railroad on rcaso;. able t.,r.s
Ais' oso aeTr ei'' mile north - Waloot,; clean.
V''' "''' ''"' '"a"'f ~ one and two yesrI
Also 5.o acre IN Washington county. 10 ae,..
me ,'n,,s :, and runina water ON part This land
- n"a !. ihit' f'tm Iowa City, and II from Wa-h-
tnftoh on hnr read fr,m Colunbu. H. n,c,n,,,.
WIZ or 50 "a chap, ami part on time
Also f9'ir 10 acre lots near low, CITY be.p,,,,t
farming land, and W, u watcrcd
W., .".s IN WEST Davenport. ranging In sius
from 90 feet by roo 10 = acres; sold Tor xvn snS
balance In one and two years
Ais9, several usst buildings on leased x,ou,a
"o"'' pe sold on reasonable terms. Apply Ito
~ ~
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r,RRaONs having Real Estate In Davenport CT u
c.aity. hat sasy wish 10 exchange 6r ~ Assortsc
etork 8. Mel chsndias, ct cash prsces via lease esii
oe nv storp. HW. M0nnfa,
Auetieussf = Onur..ssieA Nprshant,
oecafdts Dscoa1 street, t2af 1ssry,
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7. G. EiDS' COLUMN.
-
4 Card.

hn a''aersiened slll leav. in charge af his b,s,
r"' hn"w 'hernseis~s TO BE- indebsea 10 ] o,rC
~ note ~ otherwise. will make psymru, Ia
Jinltf
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"sNTr-rhREk eligible Hiding Lots. .,,n.,..
.n ~. 80 Ih,fi Ripley and Rcn.eace strrc,s
''enisfs ,nqnirr % coRsIN 4 Dow. or WI ph'
tNEHMAY
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Linen Goods.

rabi L'nen,, NspSia aud D4yiira. Iiatn Shsat-
iul AID Pilow Linens, J "a kAhaks Towei-. Z an
s a, 80 p ei.l less ,uaa usual prizes
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TYNE for Sale,

One Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
1As Type partly worn, bu'in good working con,
>as,on and works plain and clear. u VIII DE soy
~ 10 applied for soon CAV"
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