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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
Commercial.
New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL.
C0rT0N-There was a very fair demand yesterday
with easy market for buyers, and the sales en-
braced some $500 bales. Prices without any
teral change, and we repeat our last figures:
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Tract of Land on Brick Church
Turnpike.
VIM b. Walton VS.. J. J. Ham and Albert Jenkins.
/ pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville in the above cause will SELL at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on credit of one and two
years, and free from redemption, tract of %
and 46 poles of land, lying % miles from the city,
and on the west side of the Brick Church Turnpike,
opposite Capt. W. b. WaltOn's residence.
j. Z. GLEAvES.
septl5-td Clerk & Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

I,RkIGHTs To CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH,
+ on the articies sboye named. rpaacsd 10 tbs
falls~ ing rates untll faT thar notice
Nheats EsSr bo2tseis - N1-@- 2
Cora. CO.. - CO.
i iaar pee hsrgsi, 81 - -
ss4Eions the line ef ne SssAslie snd CaAtsanoo
=. Road entitled - sheFe r4tsk. eks he diSTencs
hefeea tas charge fran Sashs vile chaitzaocs,a
ana the poiats Il shipneht 60 Chattanooga iee-!
sarfa GhAs. v. A%u4hsJA.
uo<ti-sf esseE-i Assat-
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416 ACR E S .

Said Tract q Land y beautifully situated lying about
tuo miles fro1n The town ~ Gzllatln Immediately "a
. nrst Turnssks road. and NIthin % 100 yards
the LoaisEllis and Aashy. kailFoad sos Fi2IalkD
Ysoz 10 AssssLLk, and known the odom
Tract
Upon sad IAad are , OF Hsvsr falling springs Of
excellent Water.
$50 Acres q said Trart being well TInhk1tED and
set IN hUE GRASS AnaEsiias nae I@stafasc ~ sny
in the coansgy, And the haiance IA high state q
caltiyatioH. SAID Tract of Land stli b sold
whols, OF divided into two rracI., ~ sat pafcAa-
sers.
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TWO FREE-SOIL LOTS,

an offering at private sale until the 9th Of Octo-
Der nex;, two beautiful Building Lots situated on
The Franklin like, or Spruce street, just beyond
kroad, free from taxation, and in Of the most de-
sTable neighborhOods in the city Said Lots front
each 50 e"t Spruce street, running $50 feet
to a 10 feet alley. We VIII give a bargain in these
lots, and If not sold by that time will be offered at
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire of
r. X. GiASCOCK
sept2l-u Real Estate Agent.
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Spefial notifes.
Rock City Mills.


I E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times,
COR Wheat and Corn at their Mlls corner Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
State Fair---Fifth Day.

Yesterday was decidedly the great day OF
the Fair. At an early hour the avenues lead
ing to the gro inds, from all directions, were
tlreaged with vehicles and hOrsemen,
.aring people to the exhibition. The
large ampnitlratre was soon tull, with the
exception of the space reserved for the chill
drea of the pdblic schools, while hundreds
W re walking about the premises or looking
at the display OF articles in VI echanics' Hall.
GA The arrival Of the school children the scene
preseu ed was one which, in interest and
b, ,uty. is rarely seen. They were welcomed
ia behalf the Directors by Hon. NJ. p. GEN
TRY, in few pertinent and eloquent remarks.
The number of .rsons on the grounds at
one time variousiy estimated at from
tw I've to twenty thousand souls.
The ~hoy of Stock though not as large in
some Of the cllss.s as it ought to have lie n,
WIS vet very good, while some of the animals
exhibited were very fine. ref, citing much
credit upon the owners for their enterprise
aud interest in the Improvement of the stock
of tn country.
SWINE.
Boar-Large Breeds-four entries-William
Richards, prem; T. b. johnson, cert; George
Hogan Sam. Perkins.
Suw-Large Breeds-six cntries-T. Fan.
ming, prem; Rufus Morgan. entries, cert; T.
L. johnson, Vim. Richards, Jos. Dabbs.
Boar over and under II months old-threC
entrics-J. A. Payne, prom; W. S. Watson
cert; I. l.. Malone.
Sow over and under II months Old
A Payne, prem; W. S. Watson, two entries
cert.
Boar-SmaiIcr Breeds-four eutrics--E. r
Rains prem: T. Tanning, cert; T. Il. Johnson
L. G. Bainc.
Sow-SmalIer Brceds-three entries-C. j
Harrison. prem: T. Tanning. cert; I. b. John,
SON
Pair Pigs under months nld-seven entries
T. Tanning. prem; c. J. Harrison, cert, T.
A Jones, T. b. Johnson, Giles Jones, William
Richards, DR.. +. B. Hamlin.
SHEEP.
Long wool Buck of any d stinct breed -
one entry. DR.. f. NJ. Patterson.
Long wool Eve of any distinct brecd-ont
entry; Dr. L. NJ. Patterson. prem.
Middle wool Buck--oae entry; R. II Pat
ter-on, prem.
Middle wool Ewe--on9 entry; r. II. Pat
terson, prem.
Fin. wool Buck six entries; VI. Il. Cock
rill, four entries, prem; T. Tanning, two en-
tries, Ger.
Fine wool Ewes-seven entries, NJ. X
Cockrill, five entries: prem. 7. Tanning TIVE
tries; prem. VI. r. Cockrill Ger. to I. Fan
ming.
Pair of Turkrys-two entries: Mrs. W
Gre,n feld prem; Mrs. NJ. a. Gregory Ger.
Pair G,ese-two entries; J. VI. Newell
prem: Mrs. W. Greenfield, Ger.
Brahma PoDtra Chick ens--ohe entry, R"bi
5 ewart, prem.
Buff Shanghai Chickens-one entry, JohI
Burch. no award.
Dorking Ch.ckens-one entry, E. &. Balm
no award.
Pair without regard to breed, Thoma
Sharp, prem; Mrs. y. Gregory, Ger. Johi
Birch.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Public Notice.

rs hereby given that Special Election will b held
L in the several townships in Scott county ON the
18th day Of November next, to be conducted In thu
same manner'ss other elections are conducted. and
returns thereof made returns for 9th elections
are made, upon the following propositions
l. shall the County OF Scott abscribe hund red
and twenty thous and dollars to The capital st,ch
OF company 10 be formed for the prrpose Of Con.
structing Railroad from Davenport or some point
the Mississippi = Missouri abroad to Wheasland
or some point on the Chicago Iowa & Nehraska
Railroad and issue the Bonds Of the county therefor
payable In twenty years, WITH interest at ten per
cent per nnnum, payable half yearly In New Yerk
provided sad Bonds shall not be issued the Coun.
ty Judge until satisfactory security shall be given to
him tn It said Railroad shall be campei Cd within two
years from the lit day Of November, 1858.
g. Shall the County of Scott subscribe atty thou
ssnd dollars to the capital stock Of the Le Claire
Devenpor. Railroad Company, and issue tho Bonds
Of tho county therefor. payable at the same time
and with the same interss: provided IN the fret
propcstk provided the County Judge shall not ia
shall be fven to him that the said Railrosd shall b.
completed from Davenport to Le Claire within two
years from the 1st day Of November, 1858.
. Shall the County Of Scott subscribe one hundred
and nfy thousand collars to the capital stock Of the
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad Company. and Ia
the Bonds Of the County therefor, at the
time, and with the same rate Of interest - ID
provided In the 6ret r0Dosti0n-pr0vtdedth the Coun-
y Judge shall not issue any Of said bonds until salts.
factory security 10 given him that the Ms sissip;
Missouri Railroad Company shall complete their
Railroad from Iowa City vest TO 0rinoei. in powe-
shiek County within twenty months from the 1st
day of November 1885,
1. Shall the County Judge levy . Special Tax III
necessary in addition to the usual Taxes pay the
semi annual Interest ON the said sum Of thr hun
dred ami twenty-five thoussud dollars, and % pay
the principal At maturity II frequi1ed.
Those voting In favor OF such subscriptions Will
deposit ballot upon which shall be written or prin-
ted the words, "Yer Railroad Subscriptions and
Tax" and those voting against such subscriptions
shall deposit ballot upon which shall Be written oI
printed the WORDS "Asainst Railroad subscriptiona
and Tax.0
In witnsss whereof. ], CHARLES Weston
~, County Judge, have hereunto set my hand
I l.. 8. and caused the Seal OF said County T. BE-
s~~~S adxed At Davenport this 18th day Of %.
tober, 1858.
CHARL1S WHeTON,
oc1ldI.W4w County Judge
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Indiana Election.

1NDIANApoLIs, Oct. l3.-In this city and
five townships Of Marion county, Porter
Representative for Congress gains $50 over
the vote Of 1856 Addison township, Shelby
county, Porter's majority 9s; republican
gain of 62. Van Buren townships. Porter .
majority 35, q democratic gain. Township
in Hancock county gives "a majority. same
township in 1886 gave small democratic
majority. Tppecanoe county gives repub-
lican majority $50 to 600, gain of 200.
Small majority for republican ticket in
Broome county, usually democratic by 200
majority.
The returns thus far indicate the election
of English, democrat in the I'd District by
small majority. Sd district. Dunn, republi-
can elected. 4th district, Hoffman, demo
crat, elected. 5th District. kilgore, repub-
lican. 9th District, Porter, republican, by
q majority Of 800 to 400, which is repub.
licsn gain in the district l 200 over the vote
of 1856 9Th District, Wilson, republican.
elected. 9th District, Colfax, republican,
llth District-Pettit, republican. The state
ticket 10 yet in doubt.
Davis anti-Lecompton candidate for Con-
gress. is elected in the 7th District. Wilson.
for Congress, reelected in the Sth District
Porter elected In the let District. The vote
in the Sd District Havey, anti Lecompton
democrat for Cogress, is probably elected
over Neblace, administration democrat Re
turns indicate that the State Republican
ticket is successful.
VNCEsNEs, Oct. 13.-Partial returns from
the lst District indicate the election of
Havey, anti-Lecompton for Congress.
Vanderburgh county gives Havey over
700 majority in 1856 it gave Lockhart,
Dem. 100 majority. Knox Co., will give
Neblace, Dem. about $50 majority Dem.
majority in 1856 was 438. In Princeton,
Gibson Co., Hsvey's majority will be $50.
In Washington, Davis Co.. the vote is about
q tie. Mt Pleasant, Martin Co., gives Ne
black &c majority.
SOUTH BEND, Oct 13.-In st. Joseph co.,
Colfax, Rep, has majority Of about 45O-
cept two townships Colfax's majority Gil,
gain over sc Of 5l3. Marshall county,
all is heard from, and gives Colfax 900 ma
jority. In Cass and Miami counties the
vote is about a. at last election.
MICHIGAN CRY, Oct. l3-Michigan town.
ship gives Colfax 80 majority. and Scipio
81 do.
Cold Spring gives Walker 90 majority /;
Westville gives Colfax lO9 majority
LAFAYETTE, Oct. 13.-All townships in
Tippecanoe county heard from, give Porter
for Congress-, 400 majority, and about the
same for county and State ticket.
Warren county gives Wilson, republi can,
400 majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Trustees Sale.

WHER1AS on the sixth day Of October, A. d.
w 1850, Claus Asmuss Wtese executed unto Sam
uel Sylvester Is frustee certain deed Of trust
veyng to said Trustee the land In Scott count
described Is follows, to wit The north half Of the
nogtheast quarter Of section number thirtynve (35)
In township sevcasy nine (1s) north Of range two C
east Of the 9Th Principal Meridian, which said
veyance was made By the said Claus Asmuss Wiese
fog The purpose o. securing the payment OF several,
certain p:omissory notes and the interest thereon
signed by said wiese dated the 6th day Of October,
4 1855, and among others, one f1T the sum Of one
hundred dollars. payable In two yeass from date,
with interest at ten per csnt per annum after mstu
Yity.
And nowthe abovs described note having become
due and payable, and the said Claus Asump Wiess
having failed t. pay the same. I, Samuel eyl-
vester, Trustes - Aforesaid, do hereby givs this
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power which
y In me vested By said dsed Of Trust, VIII,
o Saturday the sixth DAY Of November 4 y.
16o6 at the hour Of O'Clock IN ths atsEnDoa q sad
the Court Mouse door IN IL city OF Davenport
sysee and oer for sale, at publis sueticns 70 tn.
highest bidder for cash ths pascel Of lad above
eeecribeds Or - much thereof - s1al b su1eisat
= satisfy and pay the amoant q nols, with the
Interest thereon 70 the day Of sa eeehsr With all
~ coets and apsnDes attsndng said sale, Of this
noe1eo end Trustee's ~.
Doted ~ llth day q Oceeber, 1863.
SAMUEL oyLV1DF1R,
OcJ9 3eDaHeA:
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LA TE S 7 N F. w S.

~ BY TELEGRAPH.) }

Y
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lo.-5th District
Wood opposition has now 1900 majority in
Montgomery county. The balance OF the
District has not yet been heard from. Last
year IT gave democratic majority Of l.40O.
Partial returns show handsome opposition.
Gain and Woods election is plain. 9th Dis.
trict. Hickman, anti-Lecompton, is elected
7th District. Lehigh county gives Longi-
wicker, opposition. nearly 200 majority.
Longiwicker gains 22l in Is districts Rob-
erts, democrat, in Bucks county will proba-
bly, exceed 1900. The result is doubtful.
lat District, Florence, democrat, has 4s2
majority. I'd District. Morris, opposition,
800 majority. Sd District, Verrae, oppo-
sition 1887, majority. 4th District, Multi
wood. opposition. 2,247 majority. l4th
District, Carbon county. gives Sherman,
democrat, not over 500 majority. Result is
In doubt, both parties claiming the victory.
The democratic majority in 1851 was 1868.
10th District, psrtisl rsturns ahow that
Foster. democrat, beats CoDnell 800 majori-
ty in Westmoreland county. The balsncs
Of the county will increase his majority to
900. Armstrong and Indiana counties which
gave large republican majorities in 1856 are
to hear from. 18th District, the returns
show large gain for Mcpherson, opposi-
tion, in Franklin county and Reilly the pres.
ent democratic member is supposed to be
elected.
5th District, West Woods majority eyer
Jones exceeds 1000.
J. Clancy Jones, administration democrat,
is defeated by about 4 900 votes.
John S. Wartz, opposition, is elected in
the 10th district. The indications are that
II. c. Longwecker, opposition il elected by
. small majority
PnILADELrIIIA THE following are the
oppositions majorites in Philadelphia:
For Supreme Judge, 2,7SS Canal Com
missioner, 499 Sheriff, 5,273 Register Of
Wslls, 5000; Clerk of the supreme Court,
4,7OO.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. l3.-About two thirds Of
the County has been heard from, aud the
Republican majority on the State Ticket
and Sheriff, is over 3 900 The anti Tax Com
sioners are defeated by at least 900 ma
jorty.
LATER.-l5th District; James T. Hall,
opposition, elected by 1000 majority over
Allison White, the present democratic mem
ber. 18th District: the vote is close, but
Edward Mcpherson, opposition. is believed
to be elected. 9Th District; John Wood,
opposition is certainly elected over Owen
Jones, Democratic.
Erie, Oct. l3.-In the 18th district, Bah
bitt, Rep, has majority Of 25OO or S00O
Finney, Republicaa. for senate from 500 to
1000 majority. In Crawford county Bab-
bitt has 1000 and Finney 1900 majority.
In the 9th Congressional District the op-
position is elected, also in the 10TH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.-We have the follow.
ing Republican majorities:
Summit county, 1000; Portage. about
$50; Clark, 1000; Huron, 1921; Shelby
! ,O65; Harding, 24O; Columbiana, 600
Wayne, so; Marion. 200; Seneca, 100 Del
aware, 2s3 Lorraine, 1900.
Curry, Rep, is elected to Congress in the
9th District. and also Ashly. Rep, in the
5th District
The following are the Democratic maiori
ties:
Ottawa county, two townships, 10; San
dusky co., 3l2; Crawford, ca; Allen, rs;
Van Vert, 45; Stark, 200; Richmond, 800
In Logan county there were large Demo,
cratic gains.
In Ashtabula county, Ashtabula township
Congressman Todd, Dem, 81; Hutchinson
Rep, 1854; Giddings, s; Hamilton co., opp
State Ticket, about 1900 majority.
In the I'd Congressional District, Gusrly,
opp, majority is about 100.
In the lst District, Pendleton's majority
il about $50. About $4,000 votes were
polled in tits county.
In the Sd District, Vallandingham, Dem.
10 undoubtedly elected.
In the 18th District, Cox, Dem, majority
over 500.
In the Muskingum District, Tompkins
Rep, 10 elected by small.majority; Lucaa
Co., 800 Rep. majoritity; Rep. gain Of 22s
over last years vota. Fulton Co., 800 Rep
majority Rep. gain Of It's. Williams
o., 100 Rep. mejoFity; Wood CO., 800 Rep
na3esity. Delaware, 300 Dsm. majority
IHnry, $50 Dem. majority.
IN the 2lst DislEisk Raeham, nsn. Z,
oeaopsss, y elected Over MsasA bsn.
IL se1zsae thssgohsuA - llaAs iali
|x3est - W. ! ~; r =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

%The Rock Island Commercial
is pitching into the Bridge rough shod, as
will be seen from the following paragraph,
"The impression is daily gaining ground
that the bridge is unsafe, and many refuse
to ride over it, using the ferry instead. 1t
is said that the Railroad Company run but
avery light engine over this structure one
which is KEEP. solely tor that purpose-
Goods are seeking other roads, becsuss
merchants in Iowa. and their correspond
ents, do not wish to risk their goods over
this structure There Is not single argu-
ment left for the bridge."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
From New York,

NEW York. Oct. l3.-The Empire State
which left Fall River last night when near
Newport, came in collision with the sloop
Exchange. Of Dartmouth. and cut her in
two The sloop had on board four persons
OF whom one was probably drowned. al.
though 1t Is possible he may have reached
The shore, as he is represented to have been
good swimmer. The remainder were ta-
Ken oil the wreck by the steamer which re.
manned near the wreck for upwards of on
hour. Every attention was paid to the suf.
ferers by the officers of the Empire State
who supplied them with dry clothing and
brought them to this city. The person
supposed to have been lost, is John A. Ford
q trader of Bristol. Il. l. he had been with
the vessel to Newport with cargo Of pro.
duee destined for Havana. and was return
ing 10 bristol for another freight lie
leaves wife and family.
lhe accident was said by one of the res.
cued by the mismangement Of the helms.
man on board the sloop.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
STATE DEMOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTsRI NAIL 10y rsiirosd) closes every day Sun.
days excepted. at TX An.
WssTEsS NAIL and southern lows, By railroad,
closes every day, 6undeas excepted, at 8 a and 4
p NJ.
SOUTHERN n NJ, for Southern Illinois, and 81.
Louis, by raiiroad closes every day Sundays except
ID, ATS
NoaTHERN NAIL, for Dubuque and Northern To-
wa. by railroad closes very day, Sundays excepted
al ~ N.
NORTHERN MAIL, for LeOaire, Princeton ana Ly-
ons by stage, closes every Monday, Wednc sday and
Hridsy at 8 Ph
DUBUQUE Way MAIL, BY Dewitt, Aaquoketa,
wilton &C., by stage, Saturdays, Tuesdays and
IT. ufsfays at p NJ.
BLUEGRASS MAIL. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Eat.
uroays, closes at IA u.
HICKORY GRovL NAIL, Tuesdays anc Fridays ct
I'm
ALLxS's 0sOvE NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, l2 NJ.
RIVER NAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, s
\ ~
RIVER NAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, ~
& p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Congregational n oIniusajons.

NEw YoRk. Oct lathe democr.t. ,...
evening nominated Messra Sickles Coch
Tsne McLay and Ward. for Congress. and
=. :. furdy in place Of John Kelly, who
expects the sher,fiality No nomination
was made IN Horace Clarks district; he did
not receive vote in the Long leland dis.
trlct Mr.. Stoning has been renominated.
: The Tribune concludes tho Psnnsylyania
Congressional delegation will stand about
10 opposition to 10 democrats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

OYSTERS AND CLAMs.-Meyers, at
the celebrated X 10 U sSaloon, is prepared
to supply the people with fresh oysters and
CLAIMS at all times. Dishes served up in the
best manner on short notice. See adver.
tisement and purchase Of Meyers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Dancing Academy.

<AWT G. NlLLI0 AN, late Of New -Naf~
~ w Orleans, wishes to inform the &&A&
zXyf>youue Ladies' and 0entemen of Da- ~
venport that hs has opened Dam ~
~ rims Academy ct No. IS Brady street, between
Thiri and Fourth streets, where he viii teacA the
mnst fashionable dances.
Days and hours Of lessons, Mondsys, Wednesdays
and fridays; for ladies from ete II, n-gsosls06o
from TO and to 10 ? NJ. For tss0s, apply at ~
hall. Ocl9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

ROCHESTER,. Oct lS.-The murderer Stout
"ho Is TO executed on the 22d inst. At
tempted to Kill himself last night by bleed
ing. Though watched night and day by
Two men, he some way become possessed Of
broken lancet, and while the watcher
was out to wake bis alternate mate, q in.
clssion in the arm and head bled about !
pint when the attempt was discovered,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

NEW GooDs.-We call attention to
the advertisements OF the large stock of Dry
Goods at the store of E. 4 r, II. Tyner-
Their house is now well stocked, and with
such goods as can but attract the attention
of the pnblic. Call in and look over the
late arriy walls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

FWe would again call the atten-
tion of the City to the condition of 5th
! street, near the Burtis House. 1t is in de-
plorable condition. and it is a shame that it
is not repaired. Will our Street Commas
ioner attend to it If it cannot be proved
in decent manner, will not the city pro-
cure skiffs for the use of travellers who can
not swim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

H Messrs. Hill L. Washbnrn are
supplying the public with the best patterns
of stoves and tinware Cold weather is
coming on and stoves are coming in demand.
Call at their store and look ..over the large
stock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

Local ITEMs.-This commodity was
very scarce in market yesterday. The all
absorbing question Of the election to the
judgeship monopoiized the whole attnntion
of the public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

~The Judges did not finish coun-
ting the votes last night, but adjourned un-
til 9 o'clock this A. NJ The vote on Repre-
sentative stood Ssl majority for Vandever.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

~We do not give our usual
variety Of local to-day, our hands having
been worked about down for the pust few
davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
NUMBER 1872.
New York Elections.

a. NEW okk: Oct. l3.-Ths Tribune says
the vote OF Harrisburgh. secures the cleo
,"n ,n.a Q, Jno. ". kellinger. opposition in the
10Th district over Krunker dem.