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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

Of Castor Oil.
urLArve Family Boxes. % CINTs.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure In I'VE hours Psins, Distress and weakness OF
the Breast, Sides and Back. In hheuma.rni,
Coughs, Colds, etc., they always give reiisi, and ere
warranted superior 10 any Rx,ernal kemeoy niscov-
cred since time began. Each Plaster VIII wear
Fourteen Months. Price 18k CENTS.
HarvelrS Condition Powders
for Horse. and Cattle. This Remedy Is the beginning
and the END u Horse and Cattle Medicine. Over
one Million Package. have been sold during the year
1856. Perfectly safe and good AT all times. Other
remedies OF Q similar nature are but chan CONF ared
with them. Pct Ia large Packages with full direc-
lions, and sells for-25 cents.
- The above reme.ies are warranted. Agents
are authorized 10 refund purchase money, fsstis-
faction 10 not given. These articles are sold ~ deal
ers in al cities, towns and villages in the United
States and Canadas. Persons VII enquire TOT tnem
by n ctr full pstaes and avoid all others.
HBRRIOK 1 BROTHER. Propriesors.
Albany, N. Y.
Penton 4 Robinson, Sawyer, Pawn b Co, Bockee,
Innis 4 Co, Wholesale Agents. Chicago.
Taylor & Baiiord, d. G. Ridridge, Davenport.
Heimes 4 OliPpenger, ". 6cribner, Rock Island,
Az Chamberlain, Moline,
A w. Plat, Clinton.
p. O. AcLane, CAmAnche.
A. ". Benton 4 Co, Fulton City.
And BY dealers every where.
Jalysowly Travelling agent for the Wess'
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moi sale cheap for cath-Six Brick Machines Com
plete and In good order. Zach machine, with
me horse, will MAKE II 600 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick on the Hudson River are made by SIM
liar machines. Address
NAkvTAN 4 GIBBS,
mch2G-dtg box 20lZ, ChlcA9
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ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weok,y GOLDEN PRIZE in ore vi
the lar ct AMI bret Literary zap RI Of VI dsr. A.
Imperial Q-Arto Containing eiyht jtaGes, ~ hIt4 eets
u,ans, 81 entertaining original matter an ,iegaat
~ illustrated every v stk.
n GIFT U0ETH FRON % CENIA To ss9e
~ GOLD WILL III pRESESTfb ~ F.CW
SUgScRiBER INHEDLirILT ON EECEIpw
OF THE sTBStKIF7 AoAEl.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR ANS
RECEIvED AT TTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER MOSES TAYLOR.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
THE FRAZER RIVER EXCITEMENT

NEW YORK, July 27.-The steamer Moses Taylor has
arrived bringing San Francisco dates the 5h instant
She brings nearly 81 200 600 in gold and two hundred
passengers
The Frazer River excitement was undated The re-
ports received from that quarter marvellous
ter writer says his first days yield seven hundred
dollars. Victoria crowded with Americans and build
ing lots were held as high as $4,000.
The Hudson Bay Company are buying gold dust at SIS
per ounce
The Indians had begun to molest the emigrants and
party of had been attacked of whom six were killed
Twenty-Five filled with Indian warriors were
passed going into Victoria and two hundred
on the way. The mining region would be overrun
by them, and an indiscrimate massacre doubt fol
low.
steam and sail vessels left San Francisco for
Frazer river during the fortnight
The frigate Merrimac at Payta on the Goth of
June
Advices from Buenos Ayres June 10th represent bust
dull
Advices from Port Platt July say business was
dull and the market glutted Specie scarce
Government paper money was selling at the rate of
hundred ana nifty dollars for one specie dollar.
Eastern flour has advanced 81 Sales of HaXall at
$3.50.
The Columbia ard Oregon Indians collecting
in large numbers.
The Oregon election had resulted in the choice of the
whole Democratic ticket.
The Commander of the Department of the Pacific was
huryng all the troops under his command protect
inhabitants from the Indians. The number and equip
ments OF the troops were wretchedly Inadequate.
The line of steamers between Aspinwali and Havana
has been discontinued and hereafter the steamers for New
York will stop at Key West
The United States frgae Saranac was to leave Panama
the 10Th for San Juan
Bolivia was, at the last accounts quite unsettled The
government was in great dread of the return Belzu
fresidet lnares was unpopular He had banished
many of the best citizens and others selling their
tates and leaving for Peru
Advices from Carthagena the rejection of the
Cass Herran treaty by Congress- bearer of dispatches
Tor the Government came by the steamer.
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NEW YORK NEWS-JULY 81.

The Mayors police squad has made descent upon a
fashionable gambling house in Broadway and the propr
etors held to bail to answer for the offence.
The demand for passage California the steamer of
fees increasing under the influence of the gold excite.
ment at Frazers river. The parties affected by the
ver thus far appear to be New Englanders Within the
few days past several parties of tens and twenes have
come to town from that quarter preparatory to embara
ton by the next steamer They have rather look
about them.
President King Columbia College, narrowly escaped
drowning on Sunday afternoon at Rockaway, L. L. while
bathing in the surf He and his brother Gov. King
from Jamaica after dinner to the Pavilion when the
former took bath, and though expert swimmer he
ventured out too far and finding the current beyond his
strength he cried Justify for help boat launched
and pushed out to his relief happily in tme for graspng
the stern he was rowed in safely, though nearly
haused
The Germans held a festival Yesterday at Conrads Gar
den, Yorkye, in aid of the fund for the erection of mon
ument to the memory of Baron Seuben eminent as the
friend of Washington and the instructor of the Revou
onay army IN military tactics Speeches suitable to the
occasion made and there much enjoyment char
acterstic of German festivals The ee will be resumed
to-day.
The splendid frigae, Grand Admiral for the Imperial
Russian government, now building by William Webb
Esq the foot of Sixth street East river is pretty well
advanced towards completion her pardeck being laid and
the pankng outside nearly finished. She presents a
most favorable opportunity to examine her model and the
various improv and inventions which employ
ed in her construction
The United States steamer Brooklyn which will
be launched at ten O'Clock this morning from Messrs
WesterVelts yard foot of Houston street. East river
the first put aoat of the five vessels authorized by an
of Congress, approved March s. 1857 The Others now
building the Hartford at Boston, the Lancaster at
PHILADELPHIA the Richmond, at Norfolk, and the Pensa
cola, at Pensacola.
Two notorious pugilists, named Peter Downing and
Thomas Gddings captured by the Brooklyn police
yesterday while in the of practicng the manly art of
elfdefence for $500 side in the presence some five or
six hundred roughs. They were both committed.
There have been further arrivals with yellow fever
OR other sickness on board Eight patients from the Span
ish frgae Berenguea have been taken to the hospital
and the understanding is that the vessel will sail
more northern latitude for the purpose publication
morrow The ship Grotto, which suffered so much from
the fever, has gone to sea.
The steamship Northern Light, from Bremen, Havre
and Southampton, arrived at about II O'Clock Monday
night Her dates dates to the 14th inst, and have
been anticipated On the passage she had strong westerly
gales to Cape Race
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THE ORIGINAL MoRGAN HoRsE

massachusetts, has done many good things among
which is giving to Vermont the credit, and the
world the benefit, of the celebrated Morgan horse
Near the close of the last century, a singing
by the name of Justin Morgan, lived in Chicopee
street, West Springfield. The place where this
man lived has been pointed out to the writer by
one VINO knew him, and remembers his celebrated
horse. Mr. Morgan lad few acres of land, and
usually kept one or two horses. He cultivated his
1arm summers, and taught music in his own and
the neighboring towns, winters In the spring of
1898 he raised the colt which has given celebrity to
his name Mr.. Morgan had a passion for good
horses, and this colt, while he remained in West
Springfield, was more fully appreciated by his own
er than by his fellow townsmen. In those DAYS $50
was considered great price for horse and it is
believed that this horse could have been bought for
about that sum-
fortune frowned upon Mr.. Morgan, and seized
WIN the spirit OF adventure, about the year l79S
he migrated with his family and horse to the wids
OF Randolph, VT Here he lived few years. and
died poor. Neither he nor his family realized profit
from this horse Such was the foundation of breed
which has given both wealth and character to New
England In this is forciblv illustrated the in
nuence OF an ordinary action. Justin Morgan might
or might not, have been conscious of the results
When slxtyhve years ago he raised that famous colt
Inc act was simple in itself, but the consequences
are momentous. An impetus was then given to a
prahch OF industry whose power is not yet fully
felt Wherever the horse is known there shall the
name ot Justin Morgan be repeated. The Morgan
horse is destined to give as much celebrity to New
England. as the barb of the desert to Arabia. As
farm and family horse, the morgan" is unequaled
Docility, hardiheod, endurance, cumpactncss and
suretootedness are his invariabe properties
Springfield Rep.
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THE DE RIYIERE R0MANCE AGAIN

1t was reported that Col Bount, with his wife
nddaughter sailed on Saturday for Mobile, but it
turns out not to be So Col. Blount however con-
templated sailing on the above day and had ar
geo an ms affairs SO as to leave in the steamer
mat sailed at noon Saturday His wife had
agreed to accompany him. and by arrangement
,aoe Psoo on the previous day they met at Mard's,
w. ao"!!way Here it is reported that Mrs Blount
to Mh1r hh13rned that the money she had wrote
aoiie 1or some two weeks ago had been
tonuonJ eS oy her husband and he had failed to
stated sba W ner On hearing of the facts, it is
onrnay With hon lately refused to proceed the
Euihe{ WIN her husband unless she couId have the
iunds that were sent her so that She conld nav m
ner olhs at the Napoleon Hotel. They were. how
ever, not handed over to her. and the rasplt was
that colonel Blount was compelled to ran,ain or 90
on without his wife. This, it appears. he did not
wish to do, and they accordingly proceeded to tbe
view lork hotel, where they are at present stop-
ping. Mrs. Blount heard to saw fha+ &c
thought 1t was very remarkable she did NOT racava
the money, and could not account for il az tba
partles to whom she wrote would not refuse com
plying with her request. The amount is said To
nave been enough to have paid all her Indebtedness
10 Mr Huncke and few small outside bills which
she had contracted,
nat course they intend to pursue it is not as vet
known, but Mrs. Blount has signifed it as her in
tentlon not to return home now until the bills in
question all paid Huncke is visited daiIv bv a
large number of his friends at the Bergen iaii he is
much improved in health and is said to have re-
marked that his sentence was perfectly lust and
tnat ne mas no one to blame but his LAWYER Mr.
Muiiord. As to the Zouave, he is still at large his
whereaoouts remaining a mystery. He will no
uoaot turnup, as he is dreadfully in want of clo-
tning and money, as stated by Miss Blount; and it
mnl pc Impossible Tor him to keep secluded much
longer His clothing is shortly to be sold by Sher
Francis.-N. Y Herald
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Arrival Of the Europa ut Halifax-Further
from Europe.

HALIFAX, July 27.-The steamer Europa, from Liver
pool with dates to the 17h whose advices have
egraphed from Cape Race, arrived here this morning
She reports light westerly winds during the passage
On July 2lst passed steamer Arabia the 23 passed
large screw steamer.
The British Government will take further steps in the
case OF Asop and has withdrawn the offered for
his apprehension.
The steamer Jura sailed on the 18th for New York
The steamer Royal Charter, from Australia with g.
oo0,0OO in treasure, had arrived at Liverpool
II had been feared that she was lost
The London Times pronounces the Agamemnon totally
unht to lay the teegraphc cable suggests the
building ofa ship for that special purpose, Great
Eastern can't be obtained.
Three hundred persons injured by the recent expo
sion of fireworks at London.
1t rumored that the would alternate
with the Suez route, in the carriage of the Australian
mail.
1t was rumored that orders had been sent to the French
China fleet for the dispatch of two ships to the Red
Sea.
Spain has sent her threatened remonstrance against
British insults to that government
1t was reported that the Turkish troops had had three
conflicts with the Montenegrns and finally drove them
to the mountains.
Turkey promises ample salts faction for the ddah mas
sacre Other Turkish Outrages against Christians were
reported The Mussulmen driving the Christians
from Gambia.
The advices from India that rebels were gathered
in great force around Lucknow.
The u 5. steamer Powhattan left Hong Kong May 18th
for the North The Germantown remained at Hong Kong
The Minnesota Mississippi and Antelope the Gulf
of Peckhei.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS MARKET July 21.-S UGAR.-we no.
tced in last review that in the early part of the
the market had further improved and holders had been
enabled to realize additional advance of sdR cent
since winch the demand has continued fair and prices
again advanced cent, the sales comprising $50
On saturday at further advance OF fully cent
@ a.. 70 iay air ruling at cents; 125 bhds on Mon
vesterda VI i9ny up to Saturdays currency; and 30
further advance Of cent and total for the three days
~ o, ~ aXSs advance quotations follows: in
fsir to fy fair common to good common 5xa7 cents
Gnoace = NJ cents ny Clarified ranges from 7a1I4 cts
Galveston. ~ nas' lIAioi' 'ea y" W
. AoLAssfs.dhe demand has continued moderate and
ne @ M Without any qnotabe change in prices
lots bos at 20 cts for Fermenting and 2927x cts for
nclaong ao aSvance ,0o Dds s Leh9n yesterday at %
leans Refinery reboed meets ready sale at 90 ets for
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JULy 81.

The amount of money accrung to the State from the
issuing of tavern licenses in Philadelphia foots up the
snug Of little over $107 600.
shocking murder took place early on Monday morn
ing at building known the Philadelphia Institute in
Lombard street fight took place between several col
ored during which, Peter Miller a barber who re-
sided Germantown, shockngy butchered by one
his companions who used razor in literally cutting him
topieces.
boy about ten years of age fell into the Delaware
Sunday at Shackamaxon street wharf and would have
been drowned but for the timely assistance of young
named Henry Price who distance of about
hundred yards to the spot and jumped in without
ing of his garments This is the fourth lad saved
from drowning by Mr.. Price
The Judges Of the Supreme Court have appointed
George H. Stuart and Lemuel Coffin Inspectors of the
County Prison in the place of DIR. Paul Goddard md
Hon. J. r. Chandler, resigned The resignation of DR.
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The Secretary of the Navy has decided against the an
pcaon of the Collins Line, for transfer their term
nus from New York to Portland that the last hope Of
reviying it may now be regarded extnguished. II
the French government made contingent proposaI
for the purchase of these ships which doubted no i'm
pedment will exist to their immediate transfer
The following appointments Postmasers for PennsyI
yania have been ordered by the President:-Freeman
Brady, Sr, at Washington, Pa vice Geo W Aiken re-
moved Mr.. Brady nominate ted and confirmed by the
Senate as Francis instead of Freeman and therefore
new commission had issue. Eleazer B. Ceilings at
"ikesbarre, vice Jacob Sober, resigned.
The German societies of Washington had grand festi-
val at Arlington 1.-THE late Mr. Custs' esate) to-day for
the purpose of aiding build proposed monument to
General Seuben The proceeds of the festival will go to
at opect 1t was Joyous occasion. Several thousand
persons present
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La W LNTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert n Martin
Special Judge The jury in the of c. H. Esenbrandt
rs Jacob Wah before reported yesterday returned
dict for the plaintiff for 500
Assignment for to-day so to 169, inclusive.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY-Hon. Wm Geo
krebs, Judge. Elizabeth Temperley Nicholas W
Temperey Application filed for the passage of decree
divOrcing the complainant rHcaO matrimOni from the
defendant. r. c. Barry for the complainant.
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LATEST FROM KEY WEST

KEY WEST July 4.-The bark Lyra, formerly
owned in New York, has been seized for being en-
gagged in the slave trade From all have been
able to learn, her master, Captain Kinney, is per-
tectly innocent of the intention of those on board
not having the slightest intimation that the bark
was engaged in an illegal traffic. He appeared
anxious and assisted in a thorough overhauling of
the cargo and did all in his power to aid those in
the performance of that duty. | have no doubt
brig Huntress did. Her trial will not take place
until the return of Judge Marvin, who is on visit
North. The bark will, however, be hauled into
the slip, and her cargo stored in the public ware
house.-Cor. ~ Y ErDress
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The Savannah papers contain the particulars of
brutal murder committed in that city ON Friday
night last. A party of negroes entered the grocer
store of Mr.. j. d. Schwicke, and after beating
him over the head robbed the premises. When
found next morning the man was still alive but
died soon after. The murderer was arrested, as
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ALMOST COLLISION WITH THE NIAGARA.-The LII
yerpool packet ship Empire State Captain Briggs
June, when in lat 526 or ~, long. 330 sof W.. in
a dense fog, he was near coming in collision with
the U. s. frigate Niagara. He hailed the ship, but
was unable to hear what said in reply-h.i D.
Times
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bbl and "a cts half bb Louisiana 29 for bbs
and SO for half bbs and GOodaes at 3S and AZ cts Re-
ceved the 10th 257 bbls and 900 half bbls Ex
ported bbs
CoPFRE-With limited supplies the sales of Rio have
been confined to $50 bags including 40 Saturday at
los and so2 at 104 cts. 2i0 Monday 1oa
IL and $50 yesterday at 104 G10A cts The stock
has increased by the arrival of three
de Janero the Indus with 400 bags the Byzantine with
400 and the Monoka with 4l53-making total of H.
953 Including these the stock is less than $4,000 bags
We continue to quote fair to good fair 10k d1OA cts
and Prime at II cts.
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Shipping gntelligente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JULY 27.
ARRIX ED.


Steamship Jos. Whitney, Howes co hours from Boston
-mdse to II ID. Mears. Reports off the Wolf Trap, a
herm brig and topsail sehr-both bound up
Brig tidea, Mcfarland, from Caribbean Sea-guano to
Brig Louisa, league, from Boston-ice to Kelsey 4
Gray
schr. J. L. Redner, Endcott from New York-cement
to order
schr; Daphne, (Br.l Prudden days from Bermuda
sugar to J. c. Yates Co.
Schr Elite, Leary before reported quarantine from
Havana-sugar to j l. Fisher & Sons
Schr. T. T. Strong, Liscum, 3 days from New York
mdse. to Rose 4 Lyon.
schr. Swan, Dill, from New York-ballast to Rose &
schr. E. H. Adams, Adams a days from New Bedford
oil to T. Whitridge & Co. ...
Schr. Golden Rod, Brightman, from Fall River-balast
to T. Whitridge Co.
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York.. A. Shri-
Bark Arcadia, Pendeton, Boston-IIesen Rogers
brlg Lady OF the Lake, (Br) Newman, Trnidad-J. C.
schr, Marcela, Tracey Harbor Grace, N F-Kirkland,
schr Superior, Robinson Portland-Kelsey & GRAY.
Schr B. Franklin Greenleaf, Newburyport-Dobbin &
Warfeld -
Schr Chas. Ford Fountain Troy-Morrell A Randall
Schr. Cornelia, Cox, New York-Morreli & Randall
Schr. F. H. Abbott Smith, New York-Morren Ran
dali !
Brig Albatross, Small Boston, in tow of steamtug Has
schr Marcelia Tracy, Harbor Grace, N F., in tow of
schr Reindeer, Stevenson Demarara, in tow of I'll
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamships Thos. Swami, Ramsay, New York, 26th
inst.
Bark Helen Maria, Nickerson, Boston, 25th inst
Brig Wappoo Carver, Boston, 25th inst
Brig Winyaw, Wyman, Boston, oath inst
Schr Harriet, Stckney, Boston, 25h inst. {, as
Schr Dirigo, Cook Boston, 25th inst ' ~
schr South Wind, Mitchell Alexandra, 26th inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE. -i1-
Sh Shsshp City of Norfolk, Green Savannah, 24th inst
Scbr 1eg guine, kingsland, New York, 26th inst.
1>@ lizzie W. Dyer. Lamb, Portland, 23d inst
psror. :, -, :, MEMORANDA. E
report OF ship Empress of the SEQ IN I.mnton Roads
~ ;,a5 q eaiso OF Guano-April 10th while living at
m. -o I g eNperehced severe gale of wind and lost
Dest power anchor with 33 fahoms chain Passed Cane
ea5er June oth u having had IS days moderate easery
which caused the ship to labor heavily ana I gae
sail Crossed the equator Both june had very iipht
trades and battling winds from lat of % and r.
of Cape Henry, July 2lst in 81 days passage Nav ss
lat 90 30 s. lon 81 lO spoke the ship Redwood of New
York. 33 days out from Callao for Valencia june %
lat "a "A s. lon "a 80 exchanged signals wita British
ship steering E. and showing Marryatts signals Sd dis
pendant Nos 4370 July 49, lat % As NJ lon "a a. ex
changed signals with American bark steering g. show
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ARMY AND NAVY.

The last detachment of recruits from New Mexi-
co, numbering $50 men, were at Leave2worth on
the 18th instant, having been detained by the
height OF water in the streams. Captain Beckwith,
charged with the duty of constructing a military
road between Forts Riley and Kearney, was at
Leavenworth at latest dates, making preparations
for that duty.
The frigate Susquehanna, now lying in the low
bay OF New York, has been entirely emptied of her
stores, supplies and coal, and is now undergoing
thorough scrubbing, preparatory to the introduc-
ton OF an artificial frost in the hold by which it is
hoped that the last lurking atom of yellow fever
poison VIII be expelled. The process consists in
battening the matches and portfolios proximately
exhausting the air in the hold by pumps, and thus
greatly lowering the temperature and favoring the
operation of the ice and salt, which have been pre-
yiously placed below. Between 300 and 400 tons of
ice will be used, which combining with large
amount of salt, under the above conditions will it
expected, make it cold enough to freeze water at
any point between decks.