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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27
AN APOLOGY FOR HAVING LOVED BE-
FORE

They that never had the use
Of the grapes surprising juice
To the first delicious cup
All their reason render up;
Neither do, nor care to know
Whether ii be be best or no.
So they that are to love inclined
Sway'd by chance, not choice, or art,
To the first that's fair or kind,
Make present of their heart
1t is not she that first we love,
But whom dying we approve.
To man, that rs in th'evening made,
Stars gave the first delight,
Admiring in the gloomy shade
Those little drops Of light;
Then at Aurora whose fair hand
Removed them from the skies,
He gazing toward the east did stand,
She entertain'd his eyes.
But when the bright sun did appear,
All those he gan despise
His wonder was determined there,
And could no higher rise.
He neither might nor wished to know
A more rcfulgent light;
For that las mine your beauties nowl
Employed his utmost sight. TWALLrR.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27

sobs she had no power to repress, she went
almost hurriedly from the room and going
back to the chamber from whence she had
brought the present, she laid it away out
or sight in closet Then covering her face
with her hands, she sat down and strove
with herself to be calm. But that shad-
ow was too dcep--the heartachc to heavy.
In little while her husband followed
her, and discovering, something to his
surprise, that she WAS weeping, said in a
slightly reproying voice - Why, bless
me . not in tears What silly little
puss you are! Why didn't you tell me
you thought of making a dressing gown
and a pair of slippers, and would have
vetoed the matter at once! You cou!dn' t
hire me to wear such Haunting things.
Come back to the parlor' r'-he took hold
of her arm, and lifted her from the chair
=" sing and play for me. The Dream
Waltz or The Tremolo,' Dearest May
or The Silly Night are worth more to
me than forty dressing-gowns, Or cargo
of embroidered slippers"
ALMOST by lOTee, he led her back to the
parlor, and placed her on the music stool.
He selected tavorite piece, and laid it
before her. But tears were in her eyes !;
and she could not sec note Over the
keys her fingers passed in skillful touches !;
but, when she tried to take up the song,
utterance failed; and sobs broke forth in
stead of words.
How foolish !" said the husband in a
vexed tone. I'm surprised at you p
And he turned from the piano, and walk
ed across the room.
A little while the sad young wife re-
NAMED where she was left thus alone and
il partial anger. Then. rising, she went
slowly from the room-her husband not
seeking to restrain her-and, going back
to her chamber, sat down in darkness.
The shadow which had been cast upon
her spirit was very deep; and although
the hidden sun came out again right carly.
1t was a long time before his beams had
power to scatter the clouds that doated in
loves horizon.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27
ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT Law, Coudersport, Pa, viii
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office corner Of West
and Third SITS. lO;l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27
L. ", KNOX.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudersport Pa., viii
regularly attend the Courts il Potter and
the adjoining Counties. lO:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27
ARTHUR G. QLlISTED.

ATTORNEY / COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
COuderspGrt, Pc, will attend to AL business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
fidelity. Office in Temperance Block, see
ond aoor Main St. lOI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27

HAIL to the timely welcome of an inn
Hall to the room where home and cheer begin
Where all the frost-bound feelings melt away,
And soul-warm sympathies begin to play,
Where independence shows her manly mien,
And sterling traits Of human life are scent
r, .fent9sasorY.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27

AN EPIGRAM-FATHER ADAM.
He laid him down and slept-and from his
side
A woman in her magic beauty rose;
Dazzled and charmed, he called that woman
BRIDE,
And his first sleep became his last repo.s.
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To whsm all Letters and Communications
should be addressed, to secure attention.
TermS--HnVariably i'm Advance /:
Si,25 per Amman.
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THE POTTER JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThoS. y. Chase.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

VxYHH1EAs o. the iesh day Of Nevsnbes. a .,
w 1855. StsOng Dufnell and Jesneste ?, .. DaY.
NELL his wife. Joseph Lanotse and Simeon e0iilste
deed Of Trust 70 sai Trustee the laadS 10
= ott county, Iowa Described - follows, 70 Wit
Firss parcel ofiand y tbs City Of Davenport thss
(6O feet east from The south east cornsr of lot
number nve ~ In block number 0sveuty-six (7e) IN
L. Clsirss sixth (eeh) addtioe 70 the Cy Of Dsven.
eisas 3s) feet, thence nortl oas asadrsd ana Any
(60) Est thence west one hundred and twenty EIGHT
(l36) feet, thence south On PArnun street oas Aaa
dred and nifty u6o feet, . pscs q bssisnins. To-
chinery and arpurtsnaoces ths reto Belonging. Sec
ond the folowing described parcel Of land, 70 Wit
Commencong q south least eorner Of land oansd by
him BY deed Of January 1852 containing feus and one
half acres 1t stake and In the Atedle Of ths
road thence north the east line Of ss land Of 2eed
Any-three and one third (5sh) RODS, = The nostA-
theecs east twentySour (4 rods % stake asd eeGns
IN - rsvlne tho sprns thenee south
and one third (5Sk) rods, 70 Astaks and stooea As
Mag. eoataining sasht acrss a lssd. s10bgsg end
reserving therefrUm strip ~ fe0 ~ - oIlo ef
the abovs eight sors pasca thirty 4Q ~ vids ~
Afty-shrse and ese ti9d tssAl rees y ensta 10 y
made By the $40 aerSDg Duraeli aal Jeansess 2.
D. ournsll, his wils, J0-pA Lsnbsile ~ oiaeoo ..
Gilett SOf TIE purpose Of sseuriss ~ payneas q
sSsrsss sssrd ), ssia ssroae Sarseii. s:.soe a.
lets aad Jossph LAnAdts. dased ~ 1Ssb 1sy g No
ysebses = loos. al psysnne = - srder q Lssis
g Dssssint, aad l.ya1e = iol!Dvs: One e - go
II ,vslvs 1as1rsd u xnS Ssiisss h siz ssss1s
thsse haaArsd and sixly 1llass, DsyGDls = ~
yssr3 - 5w - e. q s1savs 1saA1e1 aa1 6ny
Dollars. payaAs n 90 year, - ~ ~ 50 = two
tAssse.6 dellsss. peys6ls = tvs ysam; - ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA. IolDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1853


SILVIA CsAxoK-That ~ ooad(11Y q
fractional shinplasteo u = liS4@Dver
change from The market b sepaAMy ad-
nitted whsa ths stssoPs - 1<s made
to palm them OF upos the hne they
shesld at eses have bssa diae1Lneeneneed
BY every dealer. But they hve existed -
long that nov Il h . matter q Drehte diff
Aeslty TO get rid Of them, still thouA b
done. - the loager they are Rsnttfed Z"
circulate, the harder it will Be etsaQFe L.
gal change We understand IT, = tvo
ehipments, one Of our merehasts vho was
disinterestedly hes thus assisted ~ 3sllov
eitissns TO make change, sxpsseo0 sway
Cy-1x sad . kalf powsds Of spsdsi Hthis
be true, every citizen should ct sess refuss
e sS...s.s touch single dime Of the paP9 sr'A-
We would like to enquire Of tn 0Asetes,
Why D. A. Burrows or 'Siekles ! BeolAse
have not the same right to iasqs - lun-
dvsa, ,dslhrsin tsssAy-Asv - - 1las-
tsrs. that J. n. q. Borrevs ed f0oss
gsst have TO issue thenllpab sss,s
- pbees of . lAseer 6l IT,
That paper ~ that ths t5Adse stttAs
former Is te drive spssis swsg - - ~
--of course il is-ssd hat u ~ Mt ~
have besa saying, and We ad1: hst -
0sssets knows 70 BE- true. but 80 not NJ
that the shin plastsrs Of Burrovs = Prstty
osn and Cook 1 Sargent ssad 4 sad d.
drive from the city ~ good ssesee ef s,syy
kind
The man Who kept his specie, tsesad ea1t
70 pay HE debts with. and issued Aiaplas-
tsrs in place oft, iosfAs community, did
sxsstly what Cock 1 Sargent ary doing
they send everything ofa decent Mind sast.
and keep their own promises to pay for the
uss Of this community.
We would like to hear the 0SaQ1s explain
the difference between the chin p1sstsrs in
circulation here. Perhaps In Undertaking
70 resson il out, they would - into what
an error they have fallen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

SHu PLAsrERs.-If the isane OFT
Hu.drsA Thoasasa Dsllnrs 0e1>i& 1lsstsvs
BY Mes.r. Cook I Sargent q snhy Thou
sand Dollars BY Burrovs& 1 Prsttyman, =
Of such great uss ead benefit tobh1 1ednna
nifty. vosldAt ,eFh< Wy sos Ass'''. Mack
lot / Oorbin; Ar. Powers, Mr.. r.LAwes and
Nr. Barrow. each to issue . Ike sum
and then, II the grain merchants will each
issue twenty five or fifty thousand dollars
Of the like stu6, We can easily. and At once
have . currency Of One Million Dollars in
circulation here, and times will be made
perfectly easy. Perhaps Cook 4 Sargent
will consent to take this new issue upon de.
posit.
What does the Gssssts cay to the propo-
sitionl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

The Gssstts, when it opposes tn i1sus Of
shinplastefs. eonfesses the whole thing il
dispute upon the currency question, and
yet, while Il IL down upon the one, Il says
We must continue to take the othG. Why
must l in my daily trade. be forced TO ~
seive the prommissory notes Of any perssn
for goodsi Money to pay ny dsbts with j.
what want, and instead Of money I get the
promises Of persons Who fail continually to
make their promises good; the resslt II, that
though l have q respectable balance at my
bankers. l can get not 90 much - one dollar
in money with which TO pay my dssta and
my notes must 30 back east prstestsd. in
consequences This injurs4 my credit, % .
matter of course; and am compelled to suf
fer because other people do not perform
their promises. This matter sheah be
placed upon . right footing. It should be
sad4ptood that the trouble j. net With, tbe
hsfsbsass. hut With th9peopls 4sho iLps
sts6 vhish'shav sail money md yhls4s
god ak.nothing - sssh.
! do not doubt thsresponsibility ON <Ax
Coet tsargent. or Messrs. Burrows 4 ~
lyman. but their ability does not in the ~
relieve me. in tie present staAs Of thinkr-
I have been tempted to issue thsss SainH J.
tsrs pysslf, for my own defence. and I'D
nd Apabt make it pay; for if the iastn
0in take them for wheat. can ship tht6to
Chicago and get good money to pay ~
debts with, and let the shinplastsrs rsan
with the people. IS money. for their seele
@'odstie". So long - pay no Interests "a
them, they can remain in circulation - Ill
- not. A MERCHANTH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

Breadeeof narket--s1eherd %. opsaeer o.,
reUsEt 1eor qsiee ~ seaAy; Wesssn 0snsdisa
98o74; Yhiisds1pAis bese 83as, OAeo 97o3o.
WHaAT-Ssrm 80 sllgAsly higher tAs 11peeve.
nept Deiog neatly upea - 1rmog Qaalities. Led
1dD7slo; Whito os1Oa@Ss1l.
O0RM-Fira. Mixed 83-ld; ysllev Sos7A0ols:
vh = 81 98es.
PnO nOyI0a0H%-Usleaa = CO !, = O, Jsuss
he 6eaSy and others aooes Dess hiss aa1 isregulas
pDkK-Dull. -
DACOM-Dun end slightly levsv.
4ALlOW-Quiee. @MF
DUTT8R-t1019.
Liverpool preducs nasksl-SaSas AsA aseiaed "a
ala, 0eoeg vAs elaaAtly enalss. Lsa1eo Oeasuls
for scooenS closed S9H A1esicss qaselD ee1e.
rally duh end unchanged. fhe 0aachieoog 0as0oe
vas dsl s,d pstcse = geode - yarns ~ ceasea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

FIas.-On Friday morning It about
10 o'clock, fire broke out In the dwelling
house q Mr.. 6tuhner, a 4th street near
aainea The alarm was quickly responded
to BY The 6rs Company. The Ragins Pilot
toek water at he river some 1900 lsst from
The hre. and supplied the Engine sWitsh. !,
which Engine not having leading hose
enoush vas eompsllsd 70 wait until the
arrival Of the Hose Of the Reek Island com.
pany. On its arrival the fire vas soon
quenehsd, and the saginss LEFT the spot
shout II o'clock.
The 6rs was occasionsd BY the bad con.
ditioa of the chimney of the house.
The sxtsnt Of the loas Il satimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The following are the persons sustaining
loaa. and amount insured:
Mr. Stshnsr. oloo, h he Hswksys In
sursaes company.
D.. Laagsr $500 IN ths Davsnpert Nuts-
al usE
Hersehsl $500 In The Dsvsaport Mutual
Stein 81 200 in the Chicago City.
NJ. Delphs, plastsrer, vas burned eat.
but not insured. 8eR
Another houss the owners fme ~ dA
nst learn We sensansd, a.d vss insured
N . 81 Lsuis company. ss,.
Tn follovin1 familiaa loaA nnah ~ HhniP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

ENDoRsEAENr OF FLoRRN Give
publish this morning statement Of part
Of the Merchants, Of this city. endorsing
Florence. This is inserted BY % - an sd
vertisemsnt, and by no manner Of means do
We endorse it.
Wshavs been informed BY . number Of
persons whose names appear In that list
that they should never have signed it, had
it been fully understood, and that they
very much regretted that their names ap-
peared there
We have to-day stronger confidence in
theposition this paper has taken. Niss cor
rect one, and the very men Who signed that
petition will sooner or later endorse it, and
many ore seeing and sdmittingit even now.
Florence must b redeemed within the
next thirty days. or 90 into hquidstioa.-
This community realize It, - well - We.
Our readers will 80 that the Merchants
do not ssy that goods can b bought -
cheap Of them for Forssss - for nnaois
and WisconGin.
IT. a. tkss ststsssest ssys. Cook = Sa.ye~s
ass WILING as1 ABLE to rsdsew Fsers~cs,
sky dsat tsy do IT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

~Wsstern No l. Of Rock Island
gave their I'd. annual Ball ct the Island City
Hall on New YAr's Eve. Several MEMBER
Il the Indspsdsnt, were in attendance. The
supper was furnished BY the Island City
House, and gave great satisfactioa. There
vas about 100 psrsoas prssssst "a 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

@k0Un-nasket vesy Qulst; pssces casAanecd.
Se1es 5000 bbls 20@4 . l0r nper State; l60l 60
1er extra State; 9o04 30 for s1Dsr Wssessa -
o 10 for csmmo0 TO medium ezra western.
OANA6IAN FLOUR-QaIee ahA staody 0eles
800 bels q 35@4 20 for super e00s % for extra
1YB FLOUR-Duu q 06L
W18AI-4sreet Qulet. Prices no0inaly ~
1YD-StsaAy. Sale 5000 busA at a.
1ARL8Y-lovss. 0ales ], 100 b0sh prime 01ste
OOSN-SlaaAy. sen Of eld eeld for neoisely
The sa1e. New u fair demand at 6eoe9.
QAfe-UncAsnesd aa1 quot l90lA 1es otats |;
S50ze lbs western.
hIIE-Qsiss ana ssssly ; Is eaoas y lsr ness;
- 0eDl3 = for prime.
DD0R-Dteody.
D.ss p a6ae-pun, 7xo7s.
lA10NeelP; oHOoA
WA0K1Y-6esvy oales saall q -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

@The alarm Of Ere on Saturday
morning st . II o'clock Vas oecasioped by
the falling down Of steve pipe in Dsvsa-
port's block corner Second + Main street.
The inmates were somewhat frightsnsd.-
The extent Of the damage was that some Of
the occupants were routed out somewhat
earlier thsp usual, much sgainst their desire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
'MlADElPMIAR RAKEhY.
|. C0sslect5essesv
CAIDY MAHUPACTol.Yi

ShFicker 4 Matthes,
Wet eide ef Brsdy, t~sG ts~sssS sSss
A IL kinAs - Dn1AD.. fsssA svssy = Ra,ns.
n 1003, 1U1 DUNNo aaa Dl9OUl1n.
We IN Gse vost,6ulas - pesseaal oassaasua =
BALLS. FESTIVALS, SUPPRRA
Ors1 ~ Oa1lO8B0 3 uAf5UA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
Tonox1e. Dec 81.

The greater portion Of the elections are
over. 1F. Morrison, candidate for Receiver
General, vas yesterday defeated, this
makes the third cabinet member defeated IN
Uppr oalada. The opposition IL gaining
srOqpd There y still soms in The cQunrty.
AZ ~ tie great bulk Of the wheat = being
'h1ld N9ek from market on aeeouse of The
bed elpaitisa - tAs ree1A = sslise fisa
S1Dsom9ee1Usds oon11eoAly 0zpesGsd
VIXEN thh wheat moves forward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

DEp1oAr1ox.-Davenport's new Hall
in LsClaire was dedicated on New Ysas's by
o grand ball Several couples were in at-
tendance from this city. They report favor
ably Of their reception and ths Management
Of the whole affair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

Nsw YsAls-Ihis day vas pretty
|eessrsIly Observed ~ sserhelidsy. By the
nsrchants and other business msn; and
" calling" vas the ssdsr Of the day. The
livery seablss were veil patsenised By those
young mea Who do things up in good style
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
CoAEr CoALll CQALI!lI

NVuD Osal valley Mining Coneeay are Dov ~
i nishine thsir ssoerter ca, q - : - n. %
~ eeu1e PER bsshsi, o. thser D<pe. = - ievse
Seoosite ~ CsuTt no1Ge, h - Iaoe9. ANse
q DavsneesA vlt1h IsassaAaoe dseaas a -
aA oUy@ 49, !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

New Haven, Jan. :.
Il h stated that there viii b. 20 prelimi-
nary. examination of Ar. Tuekerman, char
ged WITH robbing the mail, to morrow, ard
Shat probably there viii nj b any at Ill
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

fTIISEUao, Jan. J.
Lutx Who killed Leary in street fsht, In
'Juse 1850. ssosntly eaptssed In g. Louis,
va lat evening isand guilty Of murder in
be lfst degree.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

~We send this number 70 the
Chicago merchants. whose names are at-
tsched to the circular pubished. Il also con.
taias statsnsnt Sgnsd BY some Of sss
msrchants.
Look ct them-vs make no eomparisoas
-they are sometimes odioua.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

Il showed here nearly al day yesterday.
Today the werthsr h 6ns. mild and clear
Murcury shove.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

QURDeC. Jan. 4.
The weather. y cloudy here-wind west
--at the Lower Town this morning the thsr-
memeter stood at o'clock, ct Z above.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

BURH8D.-A German Was consIdera-
by burned - The frs - Edddy morning il
attsmpting to remove soas ofths property
ftom The eallaS of his house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

- II Hsasy Csssey OearC
ere .ov ssllng thsir soal at unprecedented
low priesA Call O them, and b sure and
read their advwtissnsot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04


type.
Displayed advsstissnsnas oee-half nsse oAas
uGaal estse.
Yeasiy aayusisins contyacts vSl b undssuooed y
eppiy sictiy % the Immediate business of the alva.
tisss ssd s oshss sdvestsements sent In by ths ~
vertser vill b charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied Win ingeSuestoos
Will be inserted until forbid, aud charged sccoedisCy
Notices for selisiess and benevolent perposes 10
serted Ons es free Of cest, thereafter charges -
other advestiseDsn0.
Advertisements fson sbsosd must be paid for ~
O0vtGbIv ~ s1eeRcs, unless from approved Aoeoes.
Csasseces lsr yearly advertising tsrnnsbls - tAe
opttsn u sdvsressss they paying eAveNcs0ses OF
y per csot. % the contract pstoe.
Advsrtissusnts isssstsd next 70 rseAiae nasssv
% pr csae sdvapcs shove rates. esd ksps - -
ea1e - per cent edvenco regular gaseD.
Al traAssoe odvssttssoents must b Dat4 for -
o1vance.
SANDERS BnO. Daily 0ssetts.
n. L1SCHRR co, Der DsmokYst.
HARRINGTON wILkI1. Daily Bvsaang Nsws
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

HALIFAX, Jan. 2. 1853.
The steamship Canada arrived here at
o'clock this r. n and called again at 8. She
was detained ON the passage from Boston
by heavy gales. The weather here is clsAr
The Niagara brings 10000 pounds for
Boston and 10000 for Halifax-shs reports
Dec. 3Oth. at 4:5O r. n, Cape Race, bearing
north distant. two miles, carried two
rockets and . blue light, and threw over
board the dispatches for the associated
press.
The news received was not out at the
time the Niagara passed Cape Race, her ~
pairs not having been completed,
The Niagara At 8 P. \. yesterday, passed
the Commodore, bound for Liverpool
The steamship Niagara, with dates from
Liverpool to Saturday, 18th ult., arrived ct
an early hour this morning, On route tbr|
Boston.
The Atlantic from New York on the stA,
arrived out on the l6th.
The news BY this arrival, except in cen-
mercial way. Is Of little importance. There
Il nothing further from India. The Bank 81
France had reduced its rates 70 the UNIFORM
figures of per cent.
The commercial crisis eontinusa yerv a
we're in the north Of Europe, but ct Ham
busgh affsirs had began q impsova. Par.
rim : Son, Of Loodon and NancheaEsr. had
failed. Their liabilities were heavy. The
English money market however. h getting
saaisr, particularly among the diseountI
hosssA The applications 1t the Bank ere
light.
Financial difficulties had arisen among the
the woolen manufacturer CheesebrouRh
1 SoaA one Of the largest firms in that line,
in Yorkshire. has suspended, and many 9th.
sEs were expected to be involved.
The French government has imposed .
duty on foreign brandies.
Further sttempts had ben made 70 launch
the Leviathan. but without succesA
The American Submarine Co. has sban.
donsd the attempt to raise the Russian
ships ct Sebastopal.
New Orleans, Deo 81.
The Nicaraguan meeting was lsrgs. and
very sothusiastsc. John Tsbss' spesch Gre
atsd immense feeling. Strong dsnunsiasory
rssolutioaa The meeting Il still in sessaon.
JAxEsvnLx, Jan. 4
IL. snem. - oIo peyscaou ~ thiD place
vas iaata.sly killed. yesterday evening, -
ne W: entering his residence. by piece Of
iron. shot from . small cannon some email
boys we're playing with.
BosTox. Jan. /.
1hsre 10 very little obsssvasiea Of New
xeass day here-busiaeas goes . usual--
The aew city library vas insaguratsd With
interesting ceremonies.
& W: 0coeh, Il MsleesA .vas nomiaatsd
81 ne republicans to-day, to represent the
1oavolx, Jan. 4
Ine Y. = sIsop efvas, "Witeh, viii Gen.
1900 1sa s.'ivsd h 'Haagisag 1hedsaI
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BlamlxO.
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w naaaksst vAleA lles - sha0 - eeneten1iy
sedlno new forms:
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0ottess gxecutcos, 0ewess of etsosoey, - y 9
vaststy a Jastlee's DaaAks. Deeil1M
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1oayolx, Jn. 4
Ine Y. j. sIsop efvas, "Witeh," vi,A 0ea.
We.kss IN arrived q Hnmuieus nhedea
te1ay-an ven - / :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

1hsre 10 very little ohsssva&iea Of New
xeass day here-buiaeas goss - usual
!ne sew city library vas inauguratsd with
interesting cersmoniea
= ". 0coeh. e( AsleesA vas nominated
p TIE Republicans to-day, to represent the
5th district In plass ef Baaka
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WHEAr.-The arrival of wheat
at the Albion mills lase week amounted 70
upv ards of q, 900 bushsllA.