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|IAsnsrun8 Der paris, $50O000O fur S6ulen anb $~100000.O0
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hbf. NIT ben benaGbarten Q4eltltaoten pbildbeipbta uno Rem.
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felten eefunesn uir6s 8ur3 ale 8ebineunsen il 0crrirtt-
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elad lta END sattaen $ stmatb i'm Screen bss 9un-
bells, Der SnhuGrte unp Der Civilization DGn Mmertta Hnb bert
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gen pan $3.50 Hnp $500 bet, unterf6retben fur untOfen.
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Sin unb rad benz 10. Msat oeben bic 8Iae tpie foiat: -
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Ierreidt gDbtsltns UNI II ube 90 Miruten Na&ts un6 Ssr6th.
bet Ndy tet Genrp pb NIT ben @enttal Sb.p 8ebnsuaen mad
6 olnlnsns, @tnc5inOatt nnb beS 8@tfaenasttuaen an, .unS
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81. Nputs nno EaE1as &C.. Sdpr6etf BON baltimore bis Gin
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Na6 patter6bur8 gunb aAsn St4ticnsn IN Der Nprtb g6e.
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III YDuts GcFbart II. Sruoer, E4a1C
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2Sisbtia fir Gin,panDerer.

Neue arrangements fir @inpanberer, bic na9
/. III BEN gBeffen gu retien miinlden.ss sSf ,a
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auf Der NORTHERN Central @alSert1trset Deppt @tfenbabna NIT
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snnbo perbeu hestalb9 BITE NIT Der Nortbern Central Babn &c.
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aset NIT ben 9ada8sren an ben Seftnlnuuesrrt. -
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|N9enten.@ y 7...@ Sobn g.. WaIHc ~ = n
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@%efdnnnttsg Dtrtb bes tettefenttrtsn Gapit0lS $2,91S, $780, q
Dns pbtec Gapitat 1T f9srl ~aneeIe8t 3u 8Huften Der 8ere
fberten, anb Die OperdtiOneh senaSntfr GOmBd8ntrea ant
nirtltten 8aaf.8 OaS ODER Ssdsa G8lsi&wertt bofrt. - Dd
abatle1e, pB etne Veritaeruua sGpmpanie etnfa6 dutbSrt,
Frt.if, Elm strses Gdpttuf gu BADEN, stbt feline @ardntlen fdl
be 9ntf1aet8ans Der gerftertet TN San pDn Beriuf. .aLI
Dte, pOn benz uHterietdaeten reprefenttrten Companion bn.
Ben wirtIt6 1erfIgbdreS Capital autr pollen Obendnae.
eessnen Betra8, perGatwprtlt& fir bts 3ablune pom 9erlufSu.
Wert6erungsppltcen purbtn d~uS8e9eben II. Wsrlufe plntt.
ltd evieBt.AlF4IsH Il 1JIJIG D0s. .. Spbnhpu n.
uy90uutICN M. Yetf u. Wanaute, Nr. 73, SeSnbfr
M" rSS1 Der SFfice ptr6 OeutiG 9eipro4er.
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1Jiu 0nH tll0 DDn SalttmOre.
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Office SCI. 13 Sputb ct.
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pber SGGben bur6 8euer.
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v betatben Iber NppIicattpnen fir Uert6sfuns.
SSRas .. Sstbtafttdss {, SfdFbsnt.
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5enrb WR. Bad, aaNIr| Teprael 8drtiet ~ t.-
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Spbn 80, Rpb, Spfepb 80. Seutins.
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y9T Sob Smith, qrgl9CC Iru- @esr9e Snnag. -n
s. SRo.@. Wagruper, Sr., Set
Derf@ernaa :sesen Teuer8aefabr4
1Associatedb Observation-Disclosures 33A
FA& 3 .8bC SSnu8 alt TIM re. IeuE1t
13-ai 11c, a Souths nabe 8altimpreitra6e. lot
n GtrettOrtun Der yaffOsttrteu .geuerm
6erunes.G tfettf&aft st. tdmmelt It'd tda
dp tn hem GtitaI&aftsletale berl GDmposnse, ar.4 5OattGr
UNI aus Arttn ppn 4pplttatipneu sur 9erfI6erune Spn badast
ssrsssn y y s@slssrasa tSrsnns. Sasisrn gesrttattsa, nsas
WtDbsln 70 wte aut ales fpnfise @iSentbum sesen Ste n
ri8en pra nate n.entee8 llal c-5llA
IL .aJtF 3a96uuq9ht Sob. 81. WCpre, @r6Fbent.
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gerildsrnageu, spepitiDn8z u. @e6ielgei0aftc,

ygerlldlsrangen, sSeNtti Ou8= u. We1ielgeiaafte,
3iSObnftDn'S 0erffebernneS- Neentmr,
a. ,o, gr. Is, SecpnbfraBe.
VerlidernnS8<@om Der 0aleb BON Giratnien.
..A~ .1lhIA3Bl NIT s$33fjOOO Gapttai. s.L 5t l1ggu.'
SecurttpsV suersS erfiGerun98 gcurp. =, N.sO.,
Lal 3T3Iu.H -sg NIT $226,0OO, capital. -
AlbenarlerS nl urdnceS @pmp, GbarlcttenpiIeGa
nit 1926, 900 Capital. y % : Al451
WalhinStonTeuerS eritGerun98G Comp. S.N.sN.,
os3G J1sIaG aItinttt $270, COO 6~apttpl. s8aH -
Racthe Seuer,8 erltderuns87@omp p. N.zO..
mit.$251 ,953 Capital. No ''
2sn@bnrseS eriiderpn9ss@p mp. ppn 8ir8iulet,i
~ "--'t'' nit $t47, 500 GGsttai.. ilthf-CC HE
@omntcnpealthsS eriiGeruns8sG puip. bon Sars
sriSburS, Yenn.,,1 1eJ [ 5gbIim1blc .rul
va LlHI i5n NIT $161s972 CAPITAL, ro.-ip ..r
Der Stqatensg sbens@ 8erliaerpnSs'G COMP. ron
- bilaoelphia, 1i42 ~ n -5.rla.I -
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2 ar50liber Il 9uSb 8ah, ass
= aas a.'l@ Sau8 Carpenters, a.aaa.'e
ssr Rt,281 Srb.9Dwarb.Stra
Baltimore.

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So. 81 SIb Gaptr .in Der gGbe bs GuhDn,-9Oufesl
- a. bieten gum Gerfduf an: s-ssa as
gDtIber's patent Salamanber- safes, be .223 mai erprpb
|anb at&bdltts eefanbsm pcrten anb. Serner ensltf&e yaselt
|anb SPITE. @atbssn, 8~ewalstes &ilen., ssbdntmsrte stisnrSPrea.
fur @as. aeatsr aaD 0aIapf snsiiti$sn aae aaasrilantiSsn
GbareSaI, Sea GSaf u. m. 8ernsr fdbren fe Bier In 8alti.
more eertadte 5paten, S&dufeln unb 1eauut'S, f6otttf6es
tiierne 8thfI II. (. M. - Ale sbtse artitrl ftub ~befGnbts an
!odnb uub biQte arra Dertauf. saw 16Sspt, IS
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Scbensz unO TemersSS erfiHerunes=C f7ce
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- Tobn-(N Dro,1 p C~b-o ~.

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ssau slL JohnlG. Proud & Seine, 70
19Hg Gc. g. SeccnoitraSe. Baltimore.
. Gir ibsrnebmen 9erF&srunssn aaf bic na6fcbsnben Der
R6srun8ssg g imp snteen, tuelae bas sr6Bts GapttaI beisen.
5 Netna SeriiterlnSS4 @c mpasnte, Sarfcro
90 81, 100000. IN iaG 81
PbSnir Serli&ernnassS ompaSnie, Sarfcrb
e--.gt ~ 40,OOO.
: SprtnsielbG erltderun9Ss Comp Sprtusielb
~4~ t,ittH- 'tS 'y3' $T75y00 "- '+9
q Getna .9ebenS.@ erliderunss sGCmp., SarfOrO
100000. arf
8er.>St. 2ebensSYe rltder. Comp, Nep=0cr
~. $200L000.
5gpl,tes werben aassteertt8t unb gerIafe prompt dusbe-
abIt. lrr |.>~+[ rrr- u Ndt4,il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
WAsInseTos, ia

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49,
SEysTE.-The Vice President iaid beiUre
the Senate message fiom the Presiisnt,
transmitting a copy Of the convention De-
tween the u s AID Denmark. on. the sui.
ject of the Sound Dues.
Mr. Gvn reported bill asking the pres
ident to contract for the transportation oi
the mails, troops. munitions, DC, over n
K from tie Missouri River to San traneiseo,
which wac made the special order To- the
lst Monday in February.
Mr Clay, from lie comm ttee on com
merce, reported back BIZ - rGlAeai Gil
la ; granting Bount.es TO vessels engaged
in tie Bank or the Cod Fisheries.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill 70 anier1
the act 10 continue half pay " certain Ns<s
ows and orphans, approved Feb. lsos.ssts:s. :.
ferred to committee on pensions
On motion Of Mr. Ward. resolutions were
adoT ted requesting the President, u not IN
compatible with the public interests, to
communicate to the Senate, any inform
tion in his possession derived from stat 5
officers on the coast OF Africa, or rom the
British AM French Government or any 9th
er official source concerning the revival oi
the African slave trade
The senate, today confirmed Gen. La
mar n Minister to Nicaragua, a.d Coy.
Denver as Gov of Kansas They also rati
fled a conditional treaty between the I. ;.
and Netherlands for the mutual de.i cry of
criminal fngitives from Justice and desert
ting sailors. They also finally disposed Of
nearly all the National nominations conse
quent upon the action o. the courts Of IN
quirv-the few pos, poncd for further con
sideration, will, there is little doubt, be
confirmed.
Mr.. Fuller was appointed Consul at liam
burg
NousE-John Cochran presented the pc
titlon of Isaac Y. Fowler and many Others,
for the appropriation of the public lands to
resti let settles, and demonstrating against
the further traffic, and monopoly of the
same.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Pugh and
jenkins, Purrance, Brian and Thompson,
the select committee to inquire into accounts
of the otii :ial conduct Of the late door keep
er OF the House
TIE House ratused ~ IS against l.. to Ia
bic the bill introduced yes'crd ", provi,ling
for the distribution OF the Clerks mcssrn-
gers of the Department at Washington
among the several States and Terr.tor es.--
Mr. Warren waited the Chief Clerk and
heads of Bureau included. .fr. Gidaire,
suggestion to dstl ibute the officers aeeor-
ding to population ill- .esd of repre-. entaiion
occasioncd much laughter The bill was
referred u !! select committee OF seven.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

InNiaunnulis In. IL.

a circular published here ths morning.
signed by many p.osG nest desaseSats oi the
State, calling mass Convention 30 Assem-
BILE at indianapolis on 2ad February. The
circular slTs the convention Of the Sth IAN
reflects the sentiments of the part, ia some
points fully, on Others j, Ill net Ia Ter
ritoyial question rs rgscntei by the Prcsi-
dents Message and the ensuing C1avres
sional discussion engr1ssel al fmiuds an,
the local interest, If our own people were
forgotten in the intensity OF eXc:teme t nat
uralv rising out Vi the discussion Of llnia
mental rights aud liberties OF II free people
This state Of things has been brought about
not SO much 10y anything actually doud, hS
voice and action q. the d"l. gates III cenver-
tion asscmi le,l as 10y what was advised e..
he done in the excitement and ccI.usi"n d.
the hour which was cssenta al 10 the =. .ic
interest and psores when tie excitement
has passed away, to be a source OF undls
guised dissatisfaction and we'll erour>\l
compliant. \ very large proportion il not
oil Of the party throughout the state say
final solution in The platform by the late
convention i differently made in regard t.
tie Lccompton Constitution. being co'.t,,
ted on the one hani that il fully commits
the party ID oppps,ion To ihe administrator
of Kansas upoa thai instrument, aad ol 'lir
other hand jhat it locks on K.na As lie
very question out of which it to3E - orr
gin aud relations is differently ,,uff he'd.
In view Of the difficulties already sdtgys
ted, and after "a consultation, of Democrats
throughout the state. We have deemed il
important TO the harmony and success oi
the democratic party, to invite our bre,a.
rem to attend mass convention, At Indian.
apolis, on the 22i day of February next.
1t says: The naked question of the De-
mocracy OF Indiana is, are we in favor of
forcing the constitution with slavery On the
people of of Kansas, against thci.' will. If
We are our party must be overwhelmed ly
defect. Whilst We cordially endorse the
administration generally, AMI are willing to
allow diversity OF opinion this point,
without severing from those that have
heretofore united with Us, We ask or Dem
ocratic ore hren not to risk defeat by de
serting principles which has led US on to
victory in the past, and the abandonment
oil which would doom us to dciea. in the
future.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

"THRoW OUT THE SMALL suINPLAs-
TIERS. This is the cry already commenced
upon the streets, and We think the greater
portion Of our business men are in favor of
it. Would it not he rertness to ask them
why is this to be done? why throw out the
snail shinpla'ters, and yet bolster up the
larger ones why be penny wise and pound
foolish :! why ''strain at gnat and swallow
a camel? Are not d. A. Burrows, Leas,
Wallace d Co, J. N. Eldridge. and others
just as responsible for their issues as the pro-
prietors of larger shinplasters are for theirs :?
Why insult these men by saying "you are
not able to redeem hundred dollars worth
of shinplasters," when at the same time
other firms are permitted 10 issue tens and
hundreds of thousands of dollars worth with
perfect imI unity? We contend that if small
shinplasters drive out good funds Of small
er denomination, large ones drive out good
funds ofa larger denomination. We are
decidedly in favor Of ex. terminating the en-
tire race Of cats-large and small
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
New York Market.

NEW Yo3y Jan. 10.
FLOUR-Msrket is Jnchang d and tir.l,and mouer-
at. raa 00o tbl, al 2Jl4 80 for super STATE -
al 80 rextraStte; 4 2Jt94 80 for s1,,er Western;
45d5 % for to nr diam
Rye FLOCR-D-l i 3d4
WHEAr-Unc.iAng ID ana iitni Held no tfaasac
ti0ns reported
KYE-Deiverel At .0013.
BARLEY-Nom,nal at 20 d 80.
COaN -Hesvy and -oupsng. OIL mix Il western
nom al at l6, Sousn. com uan,s i0as3.
OAra-UncnanseI a. 81 for State i5.g46 i.r Ee,-
tern.
PORK-Frm AM h''vy. salfs, .so bols at II l5
OLA 81 for mess; ii 50sgl2 o. or p In.
BERF-Uuohaneed.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at ~ @6Aets.
BUrcER-Lowsr. 1lGl5 for Utio; l2X9l r
EtSte.
WHISKEY-Eot sotei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

GERMAN LADIES FAIR.-This highly
entertaing fair will come eff at the German
Thea,er on Friday evening ard we have no
doubt that the attendance will be general.
Let every one 60 and lend helping hand
on the occasion.