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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, speaking Of " The Escape of the
Sussn, +" thinks that the escape of the Nicsra-
guam "emigrants" or flibusters from Mobile,
may at any time precipitste q crisis in the
foreign relations of this country. That from
manifestations that have been given out, it
can hardly be doubted that the British and
other foreign forces in Central America are on
the eager look out for excursions of this sort,
In that direction, and that the "emisrants'
may either be intercepted by capture before
landing, or be pursued on land, combatted,
and arrested after dsbarking; and that the
news OF such an event would at once arouse
the volunteer feeling in this country to the
highest degree Of excitement, involving our
whole eastern and southern coasts in blaze,
and precipitating immense reinforcements from
our shores to rescue our countrymen and sus-
tain our interests in Central America, result
ing in a collision between these bands and the
European forces found in that region, and
probably the most angry and threatening state
OF affairs between our Government and those
OF Great Britain, France and Spain. Abiding
to the fact that the endeavors of the Govern
ment to avoid such a crisis as may now be
brought on, has not been as fully sustained by
public sentiment in the Gulf States as it had
good reason to expect they would, it says:
liz there Is any region Of the Union more d.
rectly and profoundly interested in the pre.erva
ten OF the peace of the world-especially of the
peace between this country and England and
france-it is the region composed Of the cotton
growing States
In conclusion it expresses the hope that our
own naval vessels may yet succeed in inter-
cepnng the fugitive Susan" bringing her
0ack to our ports and preserving this flibuster
question still longer as a purely domestic one
IN our policy. The same paper advocates the
idea OF Monument to the Signers of the
Declaration Of Independence
The IHtelltseneer agrees with the President
IN ms Recommendation on the tariff question,
OUT dissents from his Mexican and Cuban policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

W A few days since the store of Bowen 4
McNamee, in New York, was robbed by burglar.
oil $1,000 worth Of goods, and in manner which
showed degree Of skill and daring rarely ex.
ceiled, II equalled. The persons suspected a
being the robbers fed to Philadelphia. and for
.he last TWO days brace of keen New York de.
receives have been securing that city in search Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

TERRIBLE MuKDER-About 10 O'Clock Mona.v
morning, the body Of Victor Inderbeth, a Gs,'
man aged about fifty years, was found drad lvin,
Cd MS lace on Bloody Island, opposite St Louis
.Pon examination of the body IL was found thai
Ne oad oeen corded and castrated, and from blood
Deins found In several places, 1t is presumed the
PerPetrated some distance from where the
Ay NO other marks Of violence excep,
~. made by emasculation, were discern
able The probability is that the d,c.,.sd >.
moved the cord and died from lon, q, hIood IT,.
perpetrators Of the horrid deed are untnovn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11
SIxrH GRAND &C So ,T.
Eagle Assembly, No. 1.

The members OF the Eagle Assembly, No. I. Of
the metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, a
take great pleas ure IN announcing TO their 81
fnenos and the public generally thst fheirf3
sixth grand Cotiilon will take place az Thorn's txs&A
Bulldog. 7th street, on MONDAY EVENING,
Dec Is 1855.
Mr.. Faux CHRISTOPHER, the favorl,e BaIladist,
Will sing several beautilul BAlsds.
he members pledge themselves that nothing will
be left undore that cOnduce the emo, ment of
those who viii honor with their presence.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting a gentleman
and AIDES
ee2- Fh,S MAS. COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

" 'aoop 'hu''er alias Tom Hand, who has
figured SO extensively in the police annsI, orr
country for the last twenty years, wa, ag,i, =.
lore Recorder Eneu in Philadelpb,, q, IT,
gay on the charge Of making and paS.,n, oo,,,
'eHe'ts on the Delaware county Bank. Levi. D..
~ the prosecutor, stated that be was :, ,s,.,,a
oil Shuster's, and that he had rented To hin, 80
rooms In bis house, at which place he saw sbn,0
at work engraving the plate for the .hov.
oH' ana also that he had seen the bills l,vina
1OOu' the room. Berry has been some time n
' recently, on the charge Of being an AZ.
r, OF Shuster's in making and pa,,ino
eoun'est gold and silver coin, and unon vhics
'neY Were both acquitted. J. IN Rd.L-
young man, was charged with ,...,..
counterfeit gold dollars wa, on, an 81. p.s,i"s
Gay The counterfeit coin was .or,.,.s- yes'e'-
Lar and unusual in Its character, a, ., ,.s
AZ 10 represent a gold sleeve bu,,on ro
.'ao Oh the genuine coin was exactly imi,,,.,
counterfeit. IL was In evidence that h. -
'a these limitations at several place, nr.v,'
ana that he had been once .rre.,sd ~,
I p 'ne same sort Of coin, but IN. commi..
- a0neung hi. guilty inowiedg, d,.ch,,a-
e' H'm' de viii no doubt be con vietsd.
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COMMITTEE.
w ASHIN GTON THEATRE.
IMPORTANT AMMO

The management have great . lessure In announo-
ing an ensag ement with that truly eminent Actor,
BARRY SULLIVAN
OF the Theatre Roy al. Drury Lane, and Haymartet
London.
Mr.. BARRY Sullivan has been ack now edged by
the press OF England. Ire snd. and SCOTLAND The
most accomplished and intelligent actor of the Brit
Ism stage, ana was recently pronounced by the
unanimous voice of the press Of New York TO be
the. e. eatest and most Accomplished tragerIan
EIglsnd has sent to America for many q long
year"
Mr.. BARRY Sullivan will make his first appear
ance In Wa hlng'on on SATURDAY Dext. Dec.
'lth. AID VIII positively terminate his engafement
On the 18th instant, as nc Is hound appesr IN
New York on Monday. Goth instant. de 81
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" MI george Flagg, New England arts,
has painted for Mr.. James Brewster Of Nsw IT.
ven, large picture, representing the "LandInq
OF the Atlantic Cable" The point selected bv
Ine artist Is the moment when the continuity a,
ine caoie having been pronounced perfect by the
eiectricians, the officers and sailor. are .,,na,n
Win uncovered heads, listening to the prave,
Onelea oy captain Hudson. Mr. Flagg went TO
Trinity Bay and sketched the local ,ceo.rv ,.d
panied the Ps''O""eI mostly from photograph,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

" The South Carolina Conference of tb.Ne,b-
ooist Episcopal Church, just held In Charles,on
IN that State, organized society to be known a,
the BOOK and Tract society OF the South C,roIi,,
conference, the province Of which is TO e,tabIi,b
BOOB and Tract Depository in accordance with
recommendations OF the General Confer.nc. %,
furnishing the public with a healthy literature
10 augment the capital Of the publishing bou.s
ana 10 extend the operations Of SUNDAY school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

w Mayor Swami, of Baltimore, has approved
tne ordnance establishing paid FIRE department,
eho Yesterday sent into the Council his nomina
slon ior Chief Engineer and Fire Commissioners
They We're confirmed by that body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

NHpRcH DEDIcATIoS.-The new Mstbodist
episcopal Church at Havre -de-Grace will h.
dedicated next Sunday week. Rev. d. Nun.
roe the pastor, Rev DR.. Thomas seweIl, Rev.
Messls. ID. r. Brooke and Henry sIicer, Presiding
Liaer' ana the Rev. Mr.. Manship, of PhiIadei-
Phia, are expected to take mart In N. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

EXTENSIVE FoRsKRIKs AT ST. LouIs.-Foree.
Iles amounting to several thousand dollars have
been recently Perpetrated successfully at St Lou.
Is by sharper dressed as a countryman, who
obtained, ingeniously, the checks of variou.
nrms, for small amounts, in exchange for specie,
rom which he afterwards adroitly forged checks
Tor large sums. He escaped with his plumber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

IL The case Of b. L. Hayden, indicted for
Inc murder Of Philip Burroughs, in the Circuit
Court Of st. Mary's county, Md wa, tried At
the late term and resulted in a verdict of acoui,.
fal 1~'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11
- CAMPING AND EMBROIDERY

Tn. undermined would most re.,.,,,,u-
the ladies' OF Washington GeorgstoWn and h ALL
snn tina, she 70 PREPARED t. execute All oIds1. a.
STAMPING PATTERNS of any desc nt,onnn ~.
aslIn for Iokes, Bands skirts, sna - sa
SILK. Satin. Goth. or Velvet oiSo upon
he stamp e possesses many ADVANTAGE. or.-
the old method OF penciln g by hand a. ths inos,
by har ding. '' 10 en@oeo
III variety of Patterns on hand. p.,,.rr.
ma. 70 order: Charges moderate 'e'na
W Suk and M ushn Embroidery neatly or scut.d
MRS. l.. LEWIS.
81 street, bet. 18th and 18th, one SQUARE
De lI-H south ut Pa. av.. near WIllards' Hot,
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An TEE HorsE, to-day, q, 1000 extra COME, of
~. s'asn'' annual msssags and report of
\. e secretary Of the Treasury were ordered 10
N. s...". ss introduced . resolu ton calling on
msnt n IA Of the Treasury to furnish sts...
APsnsss Of the Government sincs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

W From O. Duffy, 42S street, we have the
valuable Catholic Almanac for 1859, already no
Heed in this paper. Mr.. Duffy has 1, for sale
wholesale and retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

IL The crew Of the SLAYER Echo have been r..
manded 10 await the action of the Grand jury.
the Judges having decided that the law of 1870
Is constitutional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

" Twenty-one orphans were admitted into
"irerd College on Wednesday, the admissions
under the new rule, which forbids the reception
tfthose who have lost their father ouly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

IL The Cohoes Water w orks at ALBANY. N
" were completed last week, and the water lie,
into the new pipes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

W The murder ofthe two young Englishmen
by western Indians is contrsdicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

u The smallpox is prevailing at Buffalo,
NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

EkLIS. between sth and 18th streets, r EPAIRs
= vlolins. Flutes, Pianos, Acoordeons, Bsnjos'
Guitars, Masioal Instruments, 20. deS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

Al MANIAC for 1881; proc IS etc,
Just TeeeIved-for sale by
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller.
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CIJ, ID. q. Oeoembef Ut, ft,6
tOrderedto be inssrtsd in the EVENING star, II
oens the Newspaper having the largest circulshon Of
any daily paper published in Washington
" Persons applying for letters In the following
list, VIII please say they are ApvKRfIeKp.
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B0ARDIEG.

NhS. MAR Y N. WILSON respectfuIl, tpfcrn.
IVA her friends and public that she s now read, IN
sooomiapdate bonrders. either permanent or trau-
sts hesldencs-Ps avenue, south side, b'tw' en-
~ c-II -" sts., No. 10 de -Sts
SEVERAL MLMBERs OF CONeKE-s or
- others, osn obtain good Rooms with or without
% nlrd, ~ No. fs r St, the ,;iiy all de St.
MIS-. A. w. BRlNkLEY respectfully informs
l'1 her y lends and the public that shs No PREPARED
To accommodate boardeTs, both Transient and nrJ-
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons d sirInr A
comIortaoe nome where there are no children. ard
oomiortabe, VIII do well by apply ing immediately
AZ hef re hld zoe, No. g. south Euuv street. be
tween Camden and = Art sts.. RalfImo,e No IT, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

a PROMPT DENIAL. The Union, of this
morning, contains IN explicit denial of the
charge that Mr.. Gulick, late an employee of
that establishment, had been discharged for
publishing, in the columns of that paper, the
speech Of Judge Douglas in Chicago. The ar.
ticle further states that Mr.. g. did not belong
to the editorial corps Of the establishment, and
neither had control nor was responsible for
what appeared in the paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

OF THE ASCENSION, H St.
!S between 9th and 10th SITS, Rev. DIR. PINkNEY
Rector - he repalrs and improvements of the
Church OF tina Ascension being completed, IL will be
reopened for public worship on sun DAY next, the
izth lnstant-DvIue services commencing at and
Ii a. m, and at IA q. m.
Persons desiIing 10 rent Pews will apply to WIN
NJ SMITH, Register, No. 2S2, opposite the Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

MACHINERY FOR THE SAN JAcIxro. The
Secretary Of the Navy has awarded the contract
for the construction of the machinery for the
steam ship San Jacinto, now undergoing re-
pairs at Brooklyn Navy Yard, to Messrs. Muir.
ply Son, Of the Fulton Iron Works, New
York.
TIE WsArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o,clock.
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0@FAIR FOR ST. MATHEWS CHUKCH
A3 The ladies respectfully call the attention of
tIe PUBIC 20 the r AR now heid at ODD elbows
Articles are still on hand which will be disposed Of
of every kind. The FAIR will be closed on SATURDAY.
night "A.
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pn TRY -FRY!.-rRY
4 4 N Rn 81 ;;,EF,LLSLER'S MAGNETIC WASHING
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OOOD Business Envelopes a. 81 cents Der tbou
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e., Excellent Commercial Note Paper at sIa5 per
Letter. Cap. and Bill Psper very low.
fail TO SUIT. r ""ioh eanno'
!,iaries for 1853, very full assortment
EotsHe Dy VIM. BA LANTYNE,
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A1SCkLLASEUS -American Journal OF Science; Cor
Secy Am B bic So'ty; IBion EodE H. l. o. o. r. Z 4
c. ID : ssct'y Hiram Lodge No 10.
81 LETrzss nusr CASES IN Prepaid
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A BLANKETS !-Bi.ANKETsM
4 LAhoE assortment bed Blank eta Fed Com
toIts: aiso heavy Blue. Gray, and q Teen Blapksfs
Prices. " ~ HS'ion
ueUot IS Penn. az nle.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

no! FOR TIE MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE
BALL TO b. gwen by the Ugly Club. on eN
FRIDAY tYENIAE. Dec. 18th, ass at odd e
Fellows Hal. NavV Yard. IN
See psriiculsrs in future advertisement. BIN
order of the
de Il-S Nk"s CCNkrrrTCE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18
l. A T ES Il N T. w S.

BY TELEGRAPH.)

New YORK. Sept-The schooner Reve-
hall cleared at Liverpool Sept. lst, for
Cleve eland and Detroit.
A meeting had occurred on board the
ship Conqueror laying in the Mercy, and
bound for Mobile. The colored men on
board. II in number. rose and armed them
selves, refusing to work. The mutineers
were speedily placed in irons by the police
without bloodshed.
Tho functions Of the Governor General Of
Alegerio suppressed. Gen. AcMatron u ap-
pointed to be Commander in Chief Of the
sea and land forces
1t is stated that Austria, Prussia and
Saxony, were endeavoring Hanover to ac-
cept an indemnification for the State dues,
but that the latter displays no inclination
to do so.
1t was further stated that the British
government had announced to the Hanove-
rian government its resolution, not to pay
such erroneous dues any longer there.
Threats of death to the Christians had
been made at Tripoli, ard the Consul Of
France at Byront. had proceeded there to
insist IN measures CT precautiOn being taken.
Great hostilities continue 10 exhibited at
Canton towards foreign residents, and the
acting British Consul had issued notices ad-
vlsing them to be prepared for . sudden
departure.
A blockade Of the river at Canton had
been established in 80 far as Chinese boats
were concerned, and trade had been sus-
pended.
All the native merchants had left, and al
80 the greater portion Of the foreign com
muniiy.
The latest accounts state that French
man-of-war had shelled Shamun post of the
western suburbs of Canton, as Frenchman
had been killed in that neighborhood.
LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-A letter from Da-
mascus of the 18th says, that the Russian
Consulate had been insulted by fanatics,
and that the Consul had retired to Byronte.
A letter from Vienna states that dis
patches received from Constantinople say,
that the attitude of the Musselmen inspires
great fear for the safety of the Christians
The existance of a conspiracy to dethrone
Abdel Medjed is confirmed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18
PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS, BY IN Act OF the Seventh General
w AsNmtlylof the State OF Iowa, enSitled "An
Act revising and amending title Of Code and fur.
ther providing for elections, filling VACANCIES In Office
resisnattons, and contes,ing elections" approved
March % 1858, 1t vas made the duty OF the dover
nor, st least thirty days b.ore anv general election
to issue his proclamation desgnating all the onces
to De ed BY the vote Of a the electors In che state
or BY the electors in any Judicisl District:
Now therefore, I, Ralph p. Lowe, Governor Of the
STATE OF lows, do BY this my proclamation publish
ana declare, hst at he next General election b.
OCTOBkR next, the following ofhces are 70 be nlled
oy vote OF al the electors Of this 0tate 70 wit:
The O6hce Of Secretary Of State;
The once Of Auditor Of State;
The Office Of Treasurer Of Safe;
1he omco OF Attorney Generals:
The once Of Register Of State Land Once;
Ine once Of Commissioner Of the Des Aoines Rtv-
And the following oflces are TO b. ned BY vote Of
the electors Of each Of the eleven Jucia Districts Of
tins STATE - established by act Of the said General
Assembly. to-wit:
The once Of District Judge:
The once Of Districs Attorney;
The once Of one Member Of the Board Of Rduca-
ton.
whereof al citizens and oflcevs concerned partic.
ulaTiy the Shers OF the several ccunties Win take
notice, and BE- governed accordingly
In testimony whereof hsvc hereunto' set
my hand, and anixed the Great Seal Of
(~ the State Of Iowa.
Done = p. hs;:ss ,s:s ,hi: aistn day Of Az.
the United States the sd, and Of this
state the 18th.
RALPH p. LOWE.
By the Governor.
1LUAH SELLS
sug24dAwtd 0ecre tsTy Of State
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Tho Oakdale Cenetery COMPANY

II Aervin's Block Ferry street, which vill - open
from Toto IL, y, end from 70 s, P4.
All lot owners Who have not Oetted for thaar loGs
wiz please eall Immediately and Do . and receive
their deeds.
large portioa Of the Cemetery grounds ere nov
surveyed and staked Oh In lots. TAe community
generally 70 invited 70 examine Shem and mare ..
Iecttono.
II u the intention of ths oompsny % make III
Cemetery complete In ~ ~ aDpointmsuls. Ihe
avsauss are hsoad and carved; native forrest tssas
are cersfaly prssefved and various kinds Of shads
t!ses have been ~ out. eoapstsnt pesSeo essU.
paeo tns Iostess LoAGo end y 0oo0toatly s0D6ayeo
y taxing eose - and i1psoving ~ gSoundD.
Al oDpljooo1e0o bo1 loee or buS1olo 0nGe - 0o1e
49, sas se's' vAsss sasds sssA''l.s ss''as - =
- pG1os. \ hpo11saialng IT. 0enslssy, ~ ~
aaeGssa 49, h vm beeDes6ss1e1 = eyesI vel AaeO
5000 osaaoss1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18
SCOTT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.
DAY.

THIRD DAY.
Yesterday was a great day at the Fair
grounds, and Scott county never showed
itself off to better advantage, all things
considered, than on this occasion. Not only
the stock, and other articles on exhibition
were of the most excellent character. but
the concourse of people, the interest taken
in the matter, and the excitement generally,
was much ahead of anything ever before
witnessed at any previous Fair of this
county-much more creditable than we
even dared hope a few days ago. We will
not now make mention of what might have
been done that was not done, to heighten
the interest of the occasion, but speak of
what was done on the grounds-what we
saw, and the condition thereof, not forget
ting to make honorable mention of those
who competed with success, and those who
were not so fortunate in their aims at pre-
cedence.
At an early hour the grounds commenced
filling rapidly with people from all parts of
the county, who we're intent upon seeing
what was being done at that place. The
old folks-the pioneers of the country,
went to observe the progress which had
been made in their day and generation
the sturdy farmers to compete for prizes in
the various departments Of Agriculture and
Stock raising; the housewives to show the
work of their hands; the boys to see sights,
and the young ladies-some to compete for
prizes for their specimens of needlework-
others of our fair friends to compete in show
ing off their graces to catch prizes of . diff
ferent character. We trust all were salts
fed with what they saw, and what they
obtained at that place. We were highly
pleased with all We saw, and could see NO
reason why others should not be.
There were some three or four thousand
persons on the ground at o'clock, when
the crowd commenced dispensing.
At 2 o'clock the Committees commenced
awarding premiums on those articles which
had not been previously examined.
The Independent Brass Band was on the
ground and treated the assembled Thousands
to most excellent music. At one O'Clock
was the grand display Of the entire stock on
the ground, which passed around on The
trotting course fos sppwards Of = half hour,
and ~ must ~ thAk We have never seen
bsttsr sslsu'ion II tsy plsss thsn - this
eessaoa. TxsA, ~ 1Ave 0ssa nsss u Il
st' u y >,ssd ~ ssa91f n ~ sssa y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

CASTERS NAIL (by rairoad) closes every day, Sun
days exceptsd AT ~ a n.
wEsTEnN MAIL and Southern Iowa, by railroad,
closes every day, Sundess excepted, at 8 A y and 4
N.
SOUTHERN n NJ, for Southern Illinois, AID 6t.
Inis, rsre I'd, closes every Day. Sundays except
e1, 1T IN An.
NORTHERN NAIL, for Dubuque and Northern To-
wa by railroad Closes tveTy day. sundays excepted,
IT N -.
N0RTHEsn NAIL, for LeOsire, Princeton and L.
ons, by stage. closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Yrtdsy at PM
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, BY Dewitt. Asquoketa,
wilton &C., BY stage Saturdays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 8 r n.
BLUE 0aAss NAIL, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Dat.
uruays, closes 1t 7 A u.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, Tuesdays and Fridays at
12M
ALLKs's GROvE NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, IL M.
RIvER MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, S
~.
RIVER NAIL, Bouth. daily. Saturdays excepted, ~
6 PA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18

Z. ;. Higgins and l.. G. Desaint. was ap-
pointed to prepare business for the meeting
tonight
The meeting then adjourned. We regret
that our limited space will not allow us to
publish more extended report Of this most
interesting meeting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-18

CHANTING as. MURDER. - Those
young gentleman who so seriously alarmed
"a friend of the News" few evenings
since, while executing the Chant of Poe's
Raven-the harmonious melody OF which
+" ISSUED from the alley between the Post
Office and Franklin Block" regret, deeply.
that their musical talent should be lost up
on their amateur audience, whose criticism
indicates more familiarity with "cries Of
murder" than excellent vocal music,-
would state for his benefit, their intention
to repeat the exercise every night when 80
inclined -.