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OVER THE LAKE-sUNI

IT, OVER THE LAKE-SUNDAY EX-
lA&IHk Vaudeville, Lewisburg and Madison
ts-sz=ssh VILE = The hne fast low pressure steamer
Ravenssvood Capt Chss. Foster dn place OF the Arr0w
O'Clock N. Returning, jacksonville 81
o'clock p. M arriving IN time for the 7 =. NJ
city, Fare for the excursion 81 For further information
ply 10 GEO.A. FOSDICk, Agent
jel9 4sNaiehez street.
FOR POINT CLEAR-sTEAMER
l@9&lk&.1 RE-CEET Capt. John r. Carson, will leave
Mobile EVERY EVENING, for Point Clear di
midday tips leaving the city 10 ociock TO accommodate
those who arrive By the tnor.ing boats ie2t
LAKE SHORE PACKET
S@zszsssszzt@ FARE REDUCED.
For OCEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI, and all intermediate
lanGngsThe and splendid low pressure, U s.
mail packet steamer Creole, Capt A. r Boardman-built
leave the Lake Of the Jefferson and Ponchartra Rail
roads, the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
Leaves New Orleans:
Jefferson Railroad PonchartrAn Railroad.
TuFsbAY NJ. cars. A. Il H. &C. cars. Ss'
THURsDAY.....7.2JA A. NJ cars. 9 A. NJ
FRlDAY...... .210 p NJ a P. NJ. cars.
SATURDAY. 2 20 r. NJ cars...s P. Nj.
Leaves Ocean Springs:
SHNpAY EyENING TySx,xa H9MDAY EyENTNg
SATURDAY MORNING.
Rates Of Fare by the Creole
Cabin fare TO Ocean Springs, Biloxi and all intermediate
landing. 90
Rs Freight will be received by either road
H5-An Express Chest ard Letter Bag leaves the cfee
Tusdays and Thursdays at 81 O'Clock A NJ and Fridays
r. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place
New Orleans. June ls. 1883. ie22
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SEA-G0ING VESSELS.
TRIE s T E.

kxk FOR TRIEsTE-THE Al FAST SAILING
MTx\ American ship William Jarvis, Capt. Ballard,
loading for the port and will take
the Of freight conpIee loading Apply
10 J.P. WHITNEY Co,
mylg rs Carondeet Gtreet.
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woLFEs AROMATIC sCHEIDAM soHNAPPs.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers In OF the
articles contained the catalogue will End II to their ad
vantage by calling sending their orders above where viii
found the snosexensve assortment Of PATENT
MEDICINES In the United States and at the Lowest prices
Please aaarets, j. WRIGHT co,
GENUINE DEDICIEE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos. 16l and q Charities street Neworleans,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINR
J popular Family Medicines, which they o,r to supply
Druggists Dealers Propreiors lowest wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency, No. Isl and 2 Charters
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SANDS sABsAPARILLA,
~ IN QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying the Blood
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HAEsgAx, June 2s.-The British Cunard steamship
Arabia Capt. J. Stone, Commander arrived at this
port this evening, with Liverpool dates Of Saturday
the 10Th Of June-three days later than the advices
bv the Ariel.
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A V R

.AEk FOR HAVRE-THE SPLENDID Al Amer
WF3t lean ship Russell, .. CoBdr, MASTER load.
Szing and win have quick dispatch. For freight ap-
aiyto JONES. MACklNDEk CO., 81 Graver
For passage having superior accommOda cabin and
81 eeage passengers, apply to the captain board
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N&usSss<<sA SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN
HszIH lilies supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton Veal
WI sausAges, Tripe, and everything In the butcher.
Cog ue Barrels half barrels Of Choice Beef
zt Up order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos SO
aaS 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL 4 PARKER.
n Bstesmb and shpsupplied with all kinds Of
Stock, such fresh milch Cows Hogs, Shoas Pigs Sheep
Soats. Geese. Ducks. Chickens. etc. se29ly
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KITTR Il DGE d FOLSOm
- Gate Ben Kttredge Co.. importers Of Gunf
A&A/ aud Sporting Apparatus In all its branches
0&%E Wholesale sndretail dealers p American Rifles
Pistols and Firearms of every variety s. 81
VChsrles street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and l3t Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
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Considerable other business disposed Of but all Of
petty nature.
RECORDER Lose's CouRr.-R Recorder Long yester-
day Henry ST. Paul. Lafayette
Gsso and ID Shs, ps,te whose names were ;ss
Ssd him IN e back intent u ON e sasoa Rosd
Sunday exenngthe particulars Of which elsewhere
mans affidavit his residence The Bayou Road he being
parties above the sferno
kept in custody they expecting that certificate as
| 10 acceptbail.
ebspse Of having daDssouy stabbed nnoher boy, named
Taylor q Nelson Tsyor residing % At No 81 Louisa street,
Of Moreau and and Nelson dangerously
sSs s ~oSnds y % the
was sent ts prison. 70 avail, the result
brssoS Of trust ESwsrd rsn nsssSoy Who boarded Win
h had failed and refused seeognt ter sssl ont q
$40 which he had put into their hands Tor sac kespin
csrks bail Of $50 each appear for examination Il
sss tss ssSS ssa Se@SIsd
had been thieves ahont broken Whereupon
oBsn went to the Recorder brokenhearted To serve a
ii. E Rousseau, complained that Mrs o.sisnsdos
Ten his son Henry on Saturday whilst he was passing by snd
would have hin Sutoi interference q people
| street A sent out after lady and dog.
David slave was locked up On a. shatgs o. having pSs
Enghieu seetsaid yoahfal porkers being jointly valued
Charles Kisner Of No 81 Spain street. brought charge
against schuer and cha Of receiving
Ps S IL Il AZ s
silver worth SIS for repair and that
ch erl LEFT the city, leaving watch in his SISTERS
possession and she efusing to give The brother being
of town. search after
the sister and the watch
Buckley, alias Red Jack sent after charge Of
having worth sl2 from Mr EizA Cole.
GleAimen street. between Port and Enghein
an Mr. Mary pss on
II she had been bis wife, which she wssnt.T
b. Heneke locked upon charge Of having grossly in
suited and abused Alex Leseps and family down al the Bar
racks on Friday last
RECORDER ADAas' CoURr.-- Houghtou Ainsworth
ansd $40 for NOT being able TO give soeS
himself Leeher fer breach Of the
peace being able psy $40 bad to 70 prison Tor
month Comas arrested BY Lieut. Neslsnd as dange
and sspielous prison overheniing
VIM Robin on raising little hreeas in Union Han Wa,
hoed 81 member Of the Peace Socl jobs lynel
was sent 70 prison the result OF violent blow which n
charged Inflicted upon the head u ehas hales
spadeboth being in tie employ Of the Osrolton kaii
| road Coopsny.
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ss..o.-ua BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
- = hand and for salefrOm the mauufactoryof
-. MessrsJ NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO. Cincinnati
enpaFo. Billiard Tables
ss also Cloths Balls, Cues and all other trimmings belong
Sug to tlhsline.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
A. W. MERRIAM,
uH iy ct. Charles Billiard Room N o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
SUPREME COURT.

FALL TERM-AT DAVENPORT 1885,
Reported for the Democratl
DAVENPORT. Oct. Is.
Chief Justce-GEO. g. WRIGHT.
Yrs.,.,s Nv. 9. WOODWARD,
L. D. STOCKTOH.
LEWIS KISsBY, CLERK.
143 Spesrs, Case Co vs. Daniel Fortner, appt i.
Aahaska co 4, affirmed.
81 JDo 9ammel sppt, vs. Daniel Former, Jackson
co, Reversed
SO Alex Lea. ct al VS. Jacob We.tfsl, appt af,rm-
ed except much relatcso lhe dover OF the wife.
So Lyon VS. D Cloud ct al. appts, johnson
90. GiIchrist appt vs. Moore. Dss Moines
county, affirmed
l7s. We Clarke VS. Joseph Barnes appt. Monroe CO.
reversed.
s.. .Jw Finley vs. Edward Q David appt, Dubuque
county, affirmed, Stockton, Justice, diss senting.
~. Stat. Of Iowa VS. N Jolly appt, Lee county,
afirmed.
26. Ransom VS. NJ G Cresswell apt Des Moines
county, motion to affirm overruled.
~ = 6elms vs. W Lynch et al, Lee county,
motion to sfhrm sustained. with per cent damages
TO- Canal Bank, Cleveapd, vs. samuel Newberry
appt, Dubuque county, affirmed.
165 John Cavender Va Ellen n Smith ct al appts,
Dies 4oines county, argued and snbmitt.d.
ty. argued and Submitted.
1856 State of Iowa Philip Nash appt. Lee couoiy,
argued and submitted.
1872. 9 Simon 4 Co appt VS. Henry and MARY Ann
Polser, Lee county, dismissed:
lSi breeden Houghton sppt, VS. 8 b Philips
Co Lee county, submitted part Of the appellant.
wv Laughlin Hanlan appt, VS. the City Of Keokuk,
Lee county, argued and submitted.
lss. James Carroll appt, VS. David Reddingtcn, ar
gued and submitted.
On motion OF r Millfr John W Noble and Charles
~ Lowre we're admittfd e practice in this Court.
ADJOURNED till Saturday morning 1t 3 O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
Public Notice.


rs hereby given that Special Election will BE- held
L In the several townships In Scott county on the
18th day OF November next, to be conducted In the
same manner - other elections are conducted and
re urns thereof made returns for other elections
are made, upon the following propositions
!. Shall the County Of Scott abscrbe one hund ed
ana twenty thousand d,ars 70 the capital stick
OF company 10 be formed for the purpose OF con.
st'ucting Railroad from Davenport. or some point
on the Mississippi Missouri ilroad to md
or some point on the Chicago, Iowa 4 KesraskA
Railroad and issue the Bonds OF the county therefor
payable In 20 years vita interest exceeding ten
per cent per annum half yearly In New YSrk
provided said Bonds shall not be issued by the Coun.
~ Judge until Satisfactory security shall be given 10
him tn se said Ralroad shall be complies ID within two
years from the ltt day Of November, 1858.
3 Shall the County of Scott subscribe nifty thou
sand dollars to the capital stock Of tie Ls Claire Il
Davenpor. Railroad Company, and issue the Bonds
Of the county therefor, payable at the same time
the County udge shal not is
sue any Of said Bonds until satisfactory SECURITY
shall b. given to him thst the said Railroad shall be
completed from Davenport to Le Claire within two
years from the 1st day ~ November, 1858.
.. Shall the County Of Scott subscribe one hundred
AID ty thousand collars 70 the capital stock Of the
Mississippi Missouri Railroad Company. and H.
see the Bends OF the County THEREFOR able at the
same time, and with the rate OF interest q IL
provided In the first rOposition-proviAedt the Coun-
ty Judge shall not issue any Of said bonds until salts
factory security Is given him that the Nj ssssipti
~eH"s" Oohpsuy sn1'I Coupiote iDelf
Railrosd from Iowa City west TO 0rinneI. in pove-
eh'ek County within twenty months from the LIST
day Of November 1855
4. ehsll the County Judge levy . Special Tax m
necessarily In addition to the usual TaIes to pay the
semi -annusl Interest on the said sum of thr hum
dred and twenty-five th0ussud dollars, and 70 nay
the principal At maturity n required.
Those voting in favor Of such subs -riptions will
deposit ballot upon which shall be written or prin-
ted the words, "Por Railroad Subscriptions and
Tax. and those voting against such subsc riptions
shall deposit ballot upon which fhsll be witt or
printed ths words, "Aganst Railroad subscriptions
and Tax"
In witne whereof, I, CT aries Weston
S~ County Judge. have hsveunto sst my hand
! L. and caused the Seal Of said County u be
'~~ amxed 1t Davenport this 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1858.
CHARLES W8oTOW,
oclAdI-wSw Comfy Judge.
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Arrival or the Star OF the West.

New YoRK, Oct l5.-The steamer Star oi
the West arrived at early hour this morning.
She brings upwards Of sl,4OO,OOO in
treasure, including $325 900 for w ellis, Far.
60, d Co. and s64 900 for Freeman & Co.
She brings California dates to the 2lst ol
September.
She left at Aspinwall the sloop Of war
Saratoga. All we'll.
The steamer Golden Gate from Panama
with the Atlantic mails was passed on the
evening of the 25th, four days sail from San
Francisco
At Acapulco was the sloop of war st.
Maries bound for Panama, also the ship
Star Of Hope and Neptune's Favorite.
California news unintereetlng.
Advices of the success of the Atlantic
cable had occasioned great rejoicing there
and Monday the 9th had been selected for
. grand celebration in honor Of the event
The Government stables and burricio
were burnt on the 18th of Sept. together
with horses, mules. proyender, DC.
The lump of gold recently found in Co
lombina by Mr.. Strain had been melted and
run into bar weighing upwards Of 400
ounces and sold for 81 800.
James Hennesy exiled by the Vigilance
Committee has brought suit at Downes-
vile against the committee but it being
found impossible to impanel a jury who
were not prejudical in favor of the commit
tee, the case was abandoned
The fourth anniversary OF the admission
Of California into the Union was celebrated
in San Francisco on the 7th ult.
Geo. +. MCDOWELL clerk Of A. McCreary
d Co., San Francisco had been detected in a
serieS, of forgeries upon his employers.
ABmart shock Of an earthquake was felt
at San Francisco on the evening of the 18th
Advices from Frazer River to Sept 9Th
had been received. Mining news cheering,
river falling rapidly, miners were realizing
as high as eighty dollars per day Dry dig
gings had been found near Fl. Yale. No new
Indian difficulties.
The steamer Sea Bird belonging to San
Francisco was burnt on the passage from
Victoria to F. Langley. No lives lost.
Boat and cargo total loss. Cargo valued
at $4,000.
Valparaiso dates are to Auguat 3lst. 1t
was reported at Valpaasio that Guel and
Eochengue had started on another reyolu-
tionary expedition to Peru. II was said his
friends had purchased a cargo Of ammuni
tion on board the brig Townsend Jones and
that she was about to sail for Peru with it.
Lieut.. Gillis, U. $. Navy, had satisfactorily
completed his astronomical observation Of
the total eclipse Of the sun on the 7th ult
He went to point 1000 feet above the
leval of the sea and 200 miles from Patia to
which port he had returned He was going
to leave perhaps for Chill. The only other
astronomer present was German from San
tiago sent out by the Chilisn government.
Calico dates are to Sept l3th The frig-
ate Merrimac had gone to Valparaiso.
The Decatur touched at Aepinwall on the
Goth Of Sept, and sailed for San Juan.
It was reported thnt Gen. Lamar had de-
manded $4,000, 900 from Costa Rica 90
recompense for the shooting of some Amer
leans 1t Virgin Bay and the sacking Of the
place,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

DuBUoUE. Oct R-Dubuqus city gives
Lefiingwell. anti Lecompton democrat sol
majority. Dubuque county nearly al heard
from probable democratic majority for Lef-
fngwell l,4OO. Democratic State ticket
about the same.
Clayton county Guttenburg reported Lef
fingwell Is majority. Clayton city and
NcGregor gives democratic majositieA All
these points gave Davis and Fremont major
ities in Sc. Clayton county reported small
democratic majority which gave Davis .
majority in 66 and Lowe 234 in 81 decided
democratic gain.
Allamakse co reported small Rep mai.
Buchanan county reported l76 Rep mai
dem gain Of IS on election Of 81.
Lynn equity reported 800 Rep maj. small
gain.
Jackson county oil but townships heard
from Lsfingvell 400 maj gain Of over zoo
sines 81.
Clinton county reported 800 mai for Lsf
Anewsu dam gain 500.
Jonss county III bat three tsvnship1
hAesd hoa give 10 Rsp mAi dsa Bn1s.
- SIV ~ n Gs}1ss r. On
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LAT ES T NE w s.
BY HLnRAPH.)
LATTER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Africa.

NEw IoRk, Oct 5.-The Cunard steam
ship Africa, Capt Shannon, which sale,
from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Satur
day the I'd at 2 o'clock, arrived here q,
II IA last night
John Van Buren, was a passenger.
A letter from Galway states. that the
steamer Propeller. was laid on the ground
there to prevent her from sinking.
The steamer Fnlton arrived at South.
ampton the goth.
vaylliDe are henceforth to land at st. Joins
N. F., on their westward passage, thus Sc
curing the receiving the receipt Of news
from Europe in six or seven days.
Mr.. Varley, one of the consulting Elec.
tricians Of the Atlantic Telegraph Co.,
1880 ~ - Nnn n reepeet = = Asaiela
calling u queeuonS S1ss eGtln6lo II ths d.
tance Of the faults in the cable. He states
that his means Of testing are not wholly de-
dendent upon the resistance offered by the
cable, and that he searceh diligently for in
dication Of fault near the shores but with
out success.
Mr.. Rowal has offered to lay rope cord
with an electrical wire between Valentia
and Newfoundland for the sum Of ls2 900
pounds.
Alderman Dwire had been elected by The
Common Council, Lord Mayor of Londo
for the ensuing year.
Thhe shaft Of the Page Bank coal nit,
near Durham, took fire while the men and
boys, to the number Of So were at work in
the mine; ~ persons were taken out of the
alive, and the other ten were dead
The ship sultan, with fl6 600 Australian
gold, and the Ocean Chief with about goo
900 arrived at Liverpool on the lst irom
Melbourne.
The 1MoniteMr states, that the Emperor Of
Russia had given a distinguished reception
to Prince Napoleon at Warsaw, and ac-
companied him back to his residence.
The Paris correspondent to the lie Morde
does not hesitate to assert that the object
Of Prince Napoleon's visit to Warsaw, was
to communicate with the Emperor in re-
gard to to the coming events in Turkey.
A letter from Paris says that the French
Council at Tampico, had written Comman-
der OF the French Naval Squadron, in the
Gulf of Mexico. call for protection for the
French in that place.
Mr. Morphy the American Chess Player,
had been astonishing the Parisians by re-
peating his extraordinary performance of
playing eight games with separate players
at one and the same time, without seeing
the board. Mr.. Morphy won six of the
games and the other two were withdrawn.
Rumors of Ministerial crisis in Spain
were current, but the Ministerial organ pro-
nouneed them unfounded.
The coming election in Spain is expected
OF the most story character A telegraph
to Madrid states that the gov ernment has
granted permission to import cotton seed
into Cuba.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

Tlo 9gae best that Vas lowered from the
stern eethe ship was let down in such .
mannef - to sink Il. and 1t became useless.
The ssvsrdly captain attempted to jump
into this boat, and fell into the water, and
wss - heard Of aftsrwards-s fate which
the saEsivors Of the crew thought too easy
for hi4
A. = and his sister we're saved in the
following manner: A chain with one end
fastened 10 mast, was thrown over the
side q the vessel, and persons slid down
In that 70 the water. While the chain was
crowded with men and women, more got
hold above. and by SO doing crowded off the
psrsos below into the water. After hanging
by the chain for fpe homrs himself and sis
ter w4etaken off byIa boat He could not
have bid out much longer. His limbo had
loat ~ aanss of feeling. and his mind Was
iAst becoming t4sps6so - or1nG1GA~
His fingers were so benumbed ard cramped
about the chain that it required consider
able force TO unlose their grasp. He held his
sister on one arm all the while, and supported
himself by cling ing to the chain with but
one hand. The pain caused by the position
was excruciating, but as it was a matter Of
life and death with himself and sister, he
clung to the wreck with all the energy he
could command.
The full recital Of his statements oi the
terror Of that day. we have not room to
publish. Mr.. X. has gone to Dubuque
where he has friends.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
1MPRovEMENT.-In ramble towards


1MPRovEMENT.-In ramble towards
East Davenport yesterday, we noticed that
our English friend, T. c. Carter, was largely
improving the dimensions of his Ale and
Porter Brewery building. He has excava-
ted ont Of solid rock . large basement, some
thirty feet below the level of the road,
which he designs - storehouse or cellar,
in which to stow away his ale and porter
during the heat of Summer and the cold of
Winter. Brewers say that beer, ale and
porter, has far higher flavor and is in 9th.
er respects more excellent after remaining
in such an underground vault for six
months. Carter commenced his ale estab-
lishment many months ago. and the demand
for his ale and porter has not enabled him
to do more than supply weekly customers,
so that his ale could not attain that age
which gives it ito best quality.
The flow of the river by this place IL 20
rapid that in times Of high water there il
danger of undermining, and Carter il rails
Ing the wharf IN ffoat two oe three feet
above IT. fssnR grade.
The rad 70 1A1s Dsvnpost y q exssl.
lent tssapike sad win b iAvaluahle h
una 4 Nh ~ 1pllae tAsxA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
C. o NJ M E. RCIAL


DAVENPORT, Oct. Is, . p. N.
Weather very delightful to-day, and correspond
ing activity on the streets and In market. The arr
vas Of grain were very fair and sales comparative
ly brisk.
WHEAr-Arrivals Of about . 200 bu new spring BY
wagon. Very little oil at 5O@60c; new, l60s5c.
FLouR-Considerable activity noticed In shipment
TO St. Louis. There 10 40 change. Wholesale, - 50
retail, - 1896 25
BARLsY.-Rather active. Good quantity COMING
In ready market at sO@45c for new. 4s@s5c for
old
CoRH Arrivals fair BY wagon New, s6c; old,
80c.
OArs-Scarce In market. Very few coming In, and
very poor quality-Almost worthless. Best lots Is,
PoTAToEs-Are coming in in large quantities,
and being shipped rapidly. Considerable rotting
complained Of. We quote at Csc at wholesale.
ONIoNs-Stationarya at 4Oc Fair arriy ais to-day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
Now Y 0Fk Market.
[BY TELE0RAPH.1

NEW YORK Oct. Is.
HLOUn-Opened drm but closed hssvy and droop.
ing. Sales 12,OOO bbls at OO04 CO for unsoupd :
1894 30 for super State 50@4 65 for extra etate
6OG5 90 for common TO good extra western 6 90
as 2S for extra round hoop Ohio. Canadian Aull
Sales 200 bbls at 90@6 90 or extra.
I'VE FLouR-Dull; 3 1904 90.
WHEAT Quiet and nominai.
Coma shade irmer. Sales 80 900 bu st 7l@72
for mixed western.
OATS-Duil; 4405O.
RYB-Quiet and firm at 76.
P0RK-Move active and nrmer; 16 250l6 81 i for
mees; II OO0l4 IS for prime
nIs1-Steady and unchanged.
DACou-Pirm.
Cur 4RAIs-Duli and nominal.
LARD-Dull ana heavy; sales 40 bbls at 1Ot@
l0H.
Burrn-yirm; 1920 for Ohio; lsosl esass.
OHBEsE-Dull; 608x-
WalsKEY-Active and steady. Sales 100 bbls st
29k.
0RocRns-Yirm. Sugar and Nolasess both dali
-cuba, sales C Gust 10 sond. Teas-a catalogue
composed principally ofGssea, Wa offered thvs NOR
ming and nearly oil sold at prices eqssl 70 the last
Sid, excepts 1sw better kinds, whi6h ssld higher.
The Blacks. Of which there we're but 1sw solA low
er. Hysoo 25@ Jlh; Young uysos, l9ol7x onn-
powder: 3Sk968; Ooaoag, 20h Imperial, 27@5s;
Ayson Erin, 22056k; fvankey, 2lk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16

IsDIANAroLis. Oct. l5.-Jenerson demo
cratic kep. for Congress 9l7 majolity 70.
publican gain about 600.
jennings comfy. whole republican ticket
elected IN the first district Neblac demo
crat, Is elected for Congress about 500 mai !,
Blythe opposition, 10 elected TO the I.egisla-
turs from Vsnderberg and Posey counties
Curnahan democrat for Senator, elected in
the same counties.
Spencers CO., Shoemaker, Dem. electe
State Senator from Spencers and Wawick
cos. The average maj for Dem. State Tick
ct IN Vanderberg CO., is about $50. In the
"a dis. English. Dem. elected 7th dist
Davis santi-Lecomptom dem elected to 400.
lhe Republicans claim l3ou Of 26 Senators
and 81 out of loo members Of the Legisla-
ture.