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>IEW, HANUsOAlE AND CbEAP.-

NEW, HANDSOME AND CHEAP. -
~ Opening this morning. at MAILERTS Cheap
Store Il Main s;reet-Spiendid rich, all wool, De
Ian :; New styles Dress 1oods, very cheap: En-
broide Of all kinds. great bar gains; Plain Meri-
noes O. ide CnlE * cents; Worsied Caps, Basques,
Clrr4 and shswis; Plaid Ne inc, Ca,hmere and
SieIls Shawls; Plain and Striped Rich ustre De
Beses I21s cts; Lamhswonl, Ca.hmere and Cotton
Ense; Bed Blankets Negro do. great bar gains:
Handsome style clo4k, and Busters very cheap;
Negro Clothing. all styles. very great bargains;
Huoa skirts of the mLst approved styles; Cheap
R'r2ci.ed an UnhIeaehed COttons. irish Linen and
Narcotics BusoIas: IL sndsome Plads for children s
dr. ss-s: White, he'd, Yellow and Blue Flannels;
Black Alla"as crest bargains; COlore Silk FTinges
aud Dress Trimmings. For good bargains in ell
styles Of Dry Goeds call a. MAlLEkTS
sshrap Sfcra Al Main STRAIT
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MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
A'A veral vacant ROOMS, PERSONS desiring Board
can be accommodated. Apply at the corner of Clsy
and Fourth streets. ke 2S-eo6ts
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Gel ECT COUNTRY BOARDING

sR FRED D0LLtNGBR, TEACHER OF MU-
SIC Marshall street, between 5th aud 9th streets,
Scbm md, Va. se T-lms
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TENE.
By Goddin u Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN HEN

NO. - 5000 VI AoND LIN HEM
RlCo. ON WHITE OAK swAMp-As trus.
bearing date on the 10Th August 1857 duly recorded
IN hsnrico County Court. shall pr ed to SELL at
pu3hc anstlon on the premises, on U EsDAY, the
rot, the next tar day. At the same hour the Rsa
Estate conveyed by said Decd WE: One third of 81,
North by Washington Thomas and Jonn Fisher
on s .ae East and South by White0a swamp on the
"esI the lands OF Mr. GabOline and Isaac Patter-
son and being the same land convey ed To 0tev b,
udweli Bracket and wife, By deed dated 18th 6cto
IrRMs-cash. such title as the trustee il vested
with VIII bs conveyed to the purchaser.
&C % " Q0UUTN wrr.faa
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BOARDING.
WESTHAM HOUSE.

ROARDlNG.--Our house On trace 81 :,
~ between 3th AMI 9Th, is now open fer the accom-
mocati3n OF boarders. Il b MURRAY
oC 22-ts VI j MURRAY
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s 3 COTTRFLL, on the
A BAkGAMIN, Night Schoo,
1fNI6 49, NNAiSo'
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISR

SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ sCHQoLmIT 2TlIUTE Fok MUSIC. pAIhT-
tNG AND DKAWING-On the first day of Oct,
English school, in Which will be taught Iii or an
81 the toll9Hng branches. viz: Greek L<stin French
the usual English branches In view Of The dcn H.
~ of giving strict and proper attention to ,sr nc
school, the number OF pupils will be limited TO Is
nsen Will be s0 per session. from the LIST of ucto
DER. 1855 ending tbs 3htn june 49,? TIE ancient
,asguas.s VIII BE- taught by N self; the higher
herman, by the Rev. Mr.. HCYFR, aud the English
and Matthew stics by fully competent teachers
FryaIe lessons will also be given, and private Glass
school. is combined an Institute for Music, Painfinc
and Drd,cia0 In The MUSICAL department. under
taught on liberal terms. Orchestra ion, thorough
lass ami Piano. by Prof BUSCH; Guitar Melodeor
:ud all by professional each.
ars Special attention Will be paid TO sacred vocal
Music. and instruction given both privately and i'll
classes or 8 cietes in thorough Bass vocal or in
e s Masio on application The department
direction OF Mr. ALFkED SMITH assisted by SrJ F.
FISHER, Of Philadelphia. recently arrived in TINS
;lt3 specim Rs OF whose talent can be seen at the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Drawing OF every description wl be tau ght private
" or In classes Special orfoTtsauy of perfectin2
themselves 10 all snl of The above branches vii
De Afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend t. devote
themselves to teaching
With the impression, that an Institution, where
science may be had at aOdsrate prices from tea i,
srs Of established RI pusation, will prove beneficial
to the rising generation. the stronagso Of an en-
iigdtene0 public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Ma between 9th and 10th streets, over DR. Hud
sons Dental Office. or at the Post Oce in letsers
directed TO the undersigned.
o. A. ERICSSON.
RnEERENcFs;- -Ks1 v Moore, Rev NJ b Hogs, Rev
Geo Woodbridge. Rev II Kerler Hon j Caskio.
Rev L Burrows and Vim hitchie. ESQ.
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N0TICE.-I have for sale Bacon, Lard
~ Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles. Cod Fish.
Flour, herrirgs Butter, Cheese Irish Potatoes.
Buck wheat, &c. &c. choall be glad TO SO, the
ladies' ge,-tem n and every body else, second door
from 9th, on Broad. GEO L HOLMES.
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EXECuTURS' NUTlGE.-All per.oos
IL indebted to TIE late SAMUEL COTTkELL Of
Henrico, will plea-e make immediate payment t.
either of us and those TO whr 10 he indebted
will please present their Claims, properly authent
Gated. CHARLES c. .TrhELL
&C l9-l6t$ SAMUEA (VrI'R SKI. In
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st. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
onNDUcTED BY Tile SISTERS OF CHARITY
> Ihs s,itution viii Resume studies on the FIRST
oNDhf Oh september. Boarders for board ar,
tuition and use Of bed and bedding Also for washing
INC ms,nains. pay per snnum $3.50. to he paid semi
the branches they study pay from 81 10 81 per Qua
tsr, IN advance Fer farther particulars APPLY a;
acadas,ny an and Marshall ats, to the RI Ne,
"eo, til. blhhop OF Richmond se3-d6cwts
Miss PEGEAM'S sCHVO 1.-The
~. third session OF Miss PEGRAM's Boarding
aho Day sehool will begin the first MONDAY, In
Vetobtr and " III continue nine m nths.
No pains will be spared to max the school WORTHY
10 has hitherto received
COMPETENT Instructors ara engaged for each dc
pa Iment and the course of stndy will embracr
every branch essential to liberal female educa
The foreign languages will receive special attep
ion.
Nine EERAUD will continue to. reside In MIRA Pc
grams family. and to afford every facility Tor q
ih8rough knowledge Of the French language.
The Bele+Lettre class will be resumed for the
senest OF young ladies who have left scho, as vel
AZ for those PURSUING the higher acad.Inicai course
Circulars containing full particulars may be ha..
MRS J. W. pRGRAM.
Sc l1-d6cwts Lind'n Square
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN
A. 1CS' INSTITUTE The Committee have tn
they have engaged the valuable services of Messrs
CONN d SMITH "a Teachers for the present ses
zion. which VIII commence MONDAY NIGHT
the 18Th of November, and contil us every other
night, tor four months
The price OF tickets for the session will no 81 So
which will entiile the holder to all the veaes @.
TIE Institute for one year, such o. attending the
Fair The Lectures. sc.
Tickets may be had by applying TO either of III
Committee or 70 Messrs. Cone Smith, at their
tcbool room on Franklin street. in re ar Of the Me
chan cs Institute. on Saturdays from 1910 O'Clock
any day in the week frum to O'Clock in the ey,.
aing.
The School room Of the Institute will be fitted NJ
n the best style, with every convenience and com
frt The scholars will be required to furnish their
own Books and Stationery.
WM MAAGPARLANE) Committee
COTTRELL, on the
A BAkGAMIN. Night Schoo,
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JOB WRITING The unders. GU Il al
- Exp rienc-d BOOK KEEPER aud ACCOUNT
Ant, will undertake any description If JOB
WRITING on the most reasonable terms
Parties who find it inct nvenient to attend to ii
thems Ives snd whose business will MT justify their
keeping permanent BOOK KEEPER eau have
their books written up and accounts drawn off III
the m ost satisfactory manner, on Up. LEGATION to
Il WARREN,
At the Office of E. A j Clopson.
Corner of Wall and franklin
&C 22-3tf Streets
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DEFRESHIENTs AT THE FAIR. j
~ would respectfully inform roy friends and T. e
public generally, that have established stand tor
the purpose of serving them with the necessaries
life. just opposite the entrance gate uf The Fair
Crouuds. on Main street and invite them to call auc
get efresh nents at CITY PRICES.
JAS VI CONWAY
oc 22-5.s South Side House
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ODONTO, OR PEARL DENTlFR1CE
" This delightful preparation, combining the
choicest ingredients Is confidently recomme nded 10
der The teeth beautiful pearly white. Prepared
"Nu ''' '~'' WAHINa b PEARoE. Drus gists,
~ ~ BROAD street. ABOVE 9Th.
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By Alexander NosI, Anot.
By 8. u. Cook, Auot,

BY 8. b. Cook, Auot,
HORSES MULEs. BlGGIES. DO AT
Aui fiON.-On SATURDAY, tho z5d iss sht.
AZ ~ 9rsock. Will cell ct tho large los nwax tho
central Railroad Depot
s.seral addls and ia, pess Hoesss
large. we'll br5ke young = ulss
nuggy asd Harness, In go,d ordsy
! set Buggy Harness.. entirely new
oe ~ \ CDOK. Auck
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uCTIOH aAI.HG
{. = - =
~ Isros 3 fbins, Aucfs.

Horass, Males, Csvs. 10.
~ q. - C'cioes, ssv u ssddis "a ns,S 49,
eleven Mules. vel broke; eas eugsy and nssss-s.
ons usnftefs asgun. stus liess use6J t1sreo ~
&C "a .r1S
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OGARITA-A new perfume Of exquisite
~ fragrance aIsc Belle Britain and Extract ct
Nicholss A full supply Of imported and American
kxtrsct. soaps Toilet and Fancy srticef Tooth ANA
WAXING 4 PEARCE, DrnsGists.
NJ broad ar ab0ve 9th.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16


Senator Grimes hao fhe stump in
- inAmisg g - - 1nunhonn.a2
must feel that it, logtnooo - On the wane.
when Il thinks Il nsees1R - ssnd out such
old stsgers ~ Grim1s - onits sinking for
tunes. Democrsts Wiz 11o0ber a your
arms when the - 10 a61npeinR 70 rsysee
the Interests Of Jowaf q ond NEST them
in every election prsciaoe I'd proclaim to
the people the corruptioa an0 extravagance
Of their present republics sulsrs.
A horse thief. who was iosareersted in
log Jail at Wintesset, sGnoopsd on the lst
inst. by boring hole thsoagh the floor and
crawling underneath.
Mr.. Ksssen of Des Moines, is stumping in
defence of Of the repuhlieaa State ofIicers.--
We would suggest that be inform his au-
diepces what he learned lat winter during
the investigates Of TIE Gouds committed
in locating the capital Ct Des Moines. Mr..
ksssen prosecuted the cause for the memo
rialists and against the eorruptionista We
should like to hear speech from Mr.. Has
sen on this subject Will not some Of our
contemporaries in the central portion Of the
state call his attention to this matter? BY
the way, Attorney General Rice could also
tell some facts that would not be uninter-
esting to hear in connection with the same
matter.
Seed wheat Of the variety called the
white winter, is offered for sale at Burling-
ton. The Ha,ckeys suggests that il this seed
was drilled in the ground and rolled. it
would probably turn out good CROP The
culture of wheat is yet in its infancy in this
State. Varieties suited to the soil and eli
mate should be introduced and properly
cultivated, and harvested, for there is some
thing in harvesting grain at the proper time
and in the proper manner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
TIN BEST AND CHEAPEST
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
III THE WORLD.

Sl0anss Ointment and Condition Powder.
Fer Purity. Mildness, Certainty and TAOrou0h.
ness, SLoAN's OlHSMEHT escels, and 10 rapidly sn-
persedins ell other Ointments and Lutmente nov
in use Tor the following diseases:
FRESH wounds, gals Of oil kinds, spPains, bruises
cracked hsels, rtngbone, windgsls, pole svii esus
spAvins, sweeney, hstua, sttfasts strains emeness
and cracks. foundered feet, scratches and grs ~
mango. and horn distempeT,
The POWDER Will remove Ill in6aWmation ana
fever, purify the blood loosen the sktp, clesnso he
water, aud Strengthen every part Of tho body: -
has proved . Ovsrsign rsnsdy for The Ibllcwiag
diseases
Distemper, hide bound loss Of appetite, Inward
tigue from hard exevciss also Ybeum stiem common
II called stiff complaint, With proves 90 fatal "a
many valuable horses In this country. Il n nIso
safe and certain remedy for Coughs ana Colds.
which generate % many diseases.
WALTER ,. SLOAN.
Z Original Proprietor.
0rsud Depot, - South water At !, 10 6ssemsst AZ
the Richnsnd House, CHICAGO, llinoia, and sold n
nesvly every town In all The western 0tatea. s
All Wholesale Druggists sell the medicine AZ oup
regular Wholesale price,.
1oR HORaDS AND CATTLE.
sLoAx's INSTANT BELIEF 10 truly Great Remedy.
HALF IS cent bottle Of Sloans Instant lelef nv.
in pint of warm water, seldom faila 70 cure Horse
OF common Cdlic In ~ minotos; In extreme cases
repeat the dose In h'teen minutes
Far Beuleee, Strains, Sprains, and many other in
Jurlss o. 0orpes, Oatte and other Animals 0Ioen,e
InstAnt Belief speedily eNsct . care Wsny nerson.
have been astoaisAod 70 witness the raid cnrea
feeeod, BY the ase o. tAis Woodorfhl medieina
(eugl-d6vem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
Mr.. vandever at VintOn.

At Vinton Mr. Vandever was asked the
following question:
Do you believe il is safe to allow the peo-
pie of the Territories to decide the slavery
question, for themselva gtsss-
Yes. said Mr.. Vandever.
Perhaps Mr.. Vandeyer or the Dubuque
Times will deny that the Republican candi-
date uttered such . sentiment. 1t matters
not II they do any more than their denial of
what Mr.. Vandever said at Delhi. The
question and answer a. given shove we're
heard by hundreds of of the citizens of Ben
ton county. and upon his answer we desire
to ask Mr.. Vaudever if he considers it safe
to allow the people Of Territories to decide
the question for themselves. why he advo-
Gates the Philadelphia platform and declare
it the duty of Congress to prohibit slavery
in the Territoriesf The Times sr any other
republican pepper can answer for Mr. Van
dever.-Dubaque Herald
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
DEMOCRATIC
100000 90
THE n T. w >.

There has been nothing Of impor-
lance stirring at the Quarantine for a
few days. The arrival Of the advance
guard Of the Governors army, number
ing sixteen men, all told, was the prin-
cipal feature of Fridays proceedings.
The military we're well received by the
rebels, and marched to their camping
ground amidst the cheers of the insur-
rectionists. The main body of the
Eighth regiment left New York City
for Staten Island on Saturday. On
Thursday night DR.. Thompson, the
Health Officer, Jacob Lafrage, Justice
Welsh and the editors Of the Times,
Express and Stats ZeitunA were
burned in effigy by the citizens Of Sta
pleton and To'npkinsville.
A convention Of philosophers Of both
sexes met at Utica N. Y, on Friday, to
consult upon matters that are ordinar-
lily regarded as somewhat Of a private
and domestic character, such ss mater
nifty and its consequences, immdiate
aud remote. Several gatherings Of
the same sort have been held within
the past few weeks at Rutland, Vt,
and at Berlin Heights.
Among the resolutions adopted VA
one presented by Mary F. Davis, set
ting forth, that as through maternity
woman is the worlds greatest artist ..
we'll Is sufferer, and as she has the, res
possibility Of guiding the young mind
Of her children for many years after
biah, abe should be free to sslact be,
own surroundings and to specify hc1
own time for assuming this great arts
tic work Of reproduction, with it. tolls
suAerings and responsibilities.
4 strong tsne Of freelovism 10 per
csptibis 10 Ill the speeches thus far
and the Convention, e snything, smell
atrongsr Of 9Th than The Rutland Con
veItlsSe. saEss - @ sAHAsg
1Ali4 Dfapch made The $780,
nps< - D1tnedsy.r y "
NJ tanasst ttost el6At nAn hsll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

The republican organ Of this county
in its issue of yesterday, is DESTROYS to
know why we, in common with other
democratic papers in the Congrcssion-
al District, keep at the head of our
columns statement, proving that Mr..
Surveyor Vandever has declared him.
self in favor of Popular Sovereignty. 1t
wishes to be informed what object we,
as democratic journals, can have in
proving, that Vandcver has deserted
the republican platform, and become
an advocate Of the democratic principle
Of Popular Sovereignty, and very ,nno.
Gently and with most charming in
geniousness, asks, why we support Mr..
Leffingwell because he is an advocate
Of Popular Sovereignty, and oppose Mr..
Vandever because he declares himself
in favor Of the same doctrines
Our answer is simply this, we keep
his statements upon the question Of
Popular Sovereignty, at the head of our
columns for the purpose Of proving
first, that the republican candidate
occupys position, in the words of the
Republican organ Of Jackson county,
" directly at variance with the leading
article of the republican faith" and
that no republican candidate for Con-
gress, dare come before the intelligent
public Of this District standing
upon the Philadelphia Platform, and
opposing the right of the people of a
Territory to regulate their own institu.
tions in their own way.
We support Mr.. Letfingwell and OBJ
pose Mr.. Vandever-both advocating
the doctrines Of Popular Sovereignty
because the former has always advocs-
ted the principle, becs use it is declar.
ed aud promulgated in the platform
upon which he stands, aud because
the right Of the people to govern them.
selves in their own way il night and
democratic.
/ We oppose II. vasdsvss bssans,
ttltleseh y : dodge = SaasA vstss Il
lhd1 osslhst1 kliAlsli h hsSe = II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
800 Crates Of CrOckcrV,
WhOIesGle and Refufl.

I HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock Of
= 0ocds In this line in the State. My stock con-
u II all the varieties Of China, Clans and Earth
eN Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
ard britannia wasa, Bohemian Belgium and Amer
lean Glassware Solar and Fluid Lampe, Chandeliers
6irandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Closes,
Looking Glasses and L oking 6lsss Plates, end eli
other articles usually kept in this line.
C1ock0Sv-Consists VI upws rae u 500 crates and
casks impo ted direct fro the po,ters In Liverpool
which enables me TO sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer IN the MARKET.
Frerch Povcelain.-I have Just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China drec from
Lmog's, France Ny arrangement With The manu-
fscturers are such that receive none but he b.st
g.ade Of goods Of th' latest approved styles.
Gold band and decorated tea sets arc worth from
eight to twnty-five dola,s, dinner sets and other
articles It NJ pi ices.
Silver Plated WaPe.-I have inst received .
very large stork OF Plated goods Of rogers. smith =
Oe's make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated On
the best qualify white metal which can with dim.
Guilty be distit guished from silver
LooAfng 0lAoses.-I have larger Quantity
than has ever before been o1ered Tor sale In this
place. Knives, forks and waiter sof every quality
and siss. IN fest everything appsTtahlns q this
line Of business caniss had - calling It No. ls II
Claire B1och.
uAy0dAWU @. =. WUDN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
STATE CANVASS.

The Hon. J. II. ELLwuOD, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General Of this State Of iows will 3D.
drsss tho people 81 the following places. to Wit:
Ksossuqua September Is, II O'Clock.
~. Madison. September IL, O'Clock.
Keokuk, september IL, Z o'clock.
Darltnstou, Beptemb-r 70. o'clock.
Muscat,ne. sept. mbur ~, O'Clock.
Davenport, Sept NIB ~. o'siock.
Lyons, september -, O'Clock
Dubuque sept mser IS, ! O'Clock.
Iowa City, Octobsr 2, o'clock.
Hon. 8. A. hICB, Republican candidate for
Attorney General, invited TO be present and dis
cuss the issues before the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
70 ECONOMICAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or Simgl,

TSOR Tifty Oeuts enclosed, in postage stamps. the
y underigDed will forward, BY return mail, the
following invalu lbe houa@ hold receipts, mado With
out trouble, and fvll prtntod Instructions. Yor ten
cents you procure what would cost 81 the store
o0e dullay-vtG:
usw 70 make Poudre0ubts, fes renewing supssifs-
COS HAIR. 80
How tomahe tooth powder.
How 70 make Hsis 1est0gottves. s~
How 70 make Hair Dye.
HoW to 0nko pUmo6os.
nov 70 maks Dsoem d 1esss, 70 rsaovs JssGAls
6em - fAoe =
- - oaks 1eaOs Spf Tie eeoD,@3as - .tl
QeW % make 1n6elibls Int. .s...
~ - ouyo oueoo
- = aals osnsnt, fer nsndiaG bsgAaa GAlnar
! 1nm0 3NsasSe1pj4 QG1snsot11 WalA1ne -.
sssSSs6e . 5:s5 CO. - .
IN I. i'ssA ~ Oh i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

IlEvr FORTUNE 10 HIS BsrRorHxD. On
Tuesdab night lsst julius W. Craig, Of Hell
ena. Arkansas, died ct Louisville. He LEFT
. YIN beqoea'hing to Mis- Wright. Of Louis-
VILE, daughter Of Capt 7. T. Wright. to
whom be was bstsothsd, half Of the annual
income OF hts essats-makisg On annuity Of
10000. He dseares ia his win that the
remaining halt q ~ insoms shAll b dsvo
ssa e " ,mpscy snsst Il his sstats. al
ts -: = = !s 8 - - y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
Partial failure Of Wheat Crop In 10 ussia.

The London correspondent of the New
York COMMERCIAL Adyertiser, under the date
of August goth, communicates the following
important information respecting the par
tial failure of the wheat crop in Russia
Similar intelligence has also been received
through European papers of later date:
Some recent advices from Russia appear
to indicate that that county is not likely to
be a serious competitor with the United
States this year in the European markets
for breadstutfs. The wheat crops in the
important provinces which find their out
let at Odessa are said to be fatally injured
by mildew. the produce in some districts
being insufficient for seed next year. In
Poland the result has been nearly as bad,
and in the immediate neighborhood OF st.
Petersburgh the fields are described as hav-
ing been scorched by drouth such as has
not been parallelcd since 1881, the year
rendered memorable by the cholera Great
fires are raging in the woods, and the peat
in some places, of five feet. A place called
Ochta, near st. Petersburgh, is said to be
threatened with destruction from the APP
pIoach of the flames. There are, however,
some important alterations of these dsas-
trous circumstances. In the south, the dis
tricts bordering the Sea of Azoff are likely
to yield good supply of wheat and other
grain, and in the north the country round
Archargel is well spoken Of The same may
be said also of various provinces in the III
terror which usually forward their produce
to st. Petersburgh. No actual famine,
therefore seems impending. All that can
be inferred is that the exporting power of
the county will for this season be greatly
diminished, and that the incomes of the
mobiles will suffer in proportion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
Surveyor Vandever VS. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

he oiued That the Constitution confers
upon Congress Sovereign Poner over the Ter
ritories OF the United states etc.-iHiiadet-
phta PtdJorm.
Popular Sovereignty is a humbug-N
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.-Bnrtingfom Hack Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hura-
bug Dapenp,r Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr.. Leffingwcll
and the Democratic party. - Wanderers
Speech at Davenport.
will vote for the admission of slave
STAT provided it is the wish of the people
to come into the Union with "a slave consti
tuition Vendeper's Speeches at Delhi, Mar
.on, Cedar Rapids, Fulton, Ioiedo and other
places