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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
EXCURSIONS.

L,oR THE FISHING BANKs-srEAMER nav nav
~ Capt Anderson, evary day (saturdays erceptedD II
In chambers street 90 Amos II f5 Spring
s. Peck clip Al SIS: pier s O'Clock Good music on boz
sls ashinF sche BAH and refreshmenh Meals At AL no
on The burcpesn plan.
GRAND MUSICAL PrCN1C AT JON
~ weeds, ON Monday, June ~. Owners o. ste am ooss
above occasion 10 the picnic ground requested 70 SEN
their proposals. latest MI Thursday. june no boat slc
10 land nj JOnes wood that day except those red
the com mitee. COMMITTEE OF ARRArukMFNr.j
,. O Hurpx, Secretary. AB broome sired
yVERHAwKRN, GUTrENBERG IND BULLS FERl
w Fare cent? HSeAmer ". q. FUNNAM, Capt Kd
Daily. Foot 81 spring sweet y n, and O'Clock. III
ing Buls rery n land o'ciock. Icuchine a. rwenf
nENRt ,nALsI.AN, Aren't ~ We, srseA
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HOTELS.

-.rg gOrv1 yowo Yrr NJ wvCvor.
ID formerly proprietor Of Wyckofs Hotel, New York
spectfuy informs friends and tbs puUc that he
the Of the above uamsd establish 1ent
has ample Recommendations for two hundret guests and
has been r hrst rate order rcfuvnhei
The unequsied advantages Of hath for sunmr
and for bsihing widely require
special notice my intention 10 make the house siras
tive In point 70 enable me 70 command unobes
uonabe parties to the fAsidoux Ban nilea
from Proohlyn, by cars from Fulton ferry 2 orssn.ocd
Stages leave wood for Bath ai III A ~ end r.
Good stable Accommodations for horses and csrrAsea
DLAHCARD HOUSE. TWELVE STREET AND BROAD
DwAy. r., reopened Keg, nt, Furnished with
Improvement Transient board ~ per day. Perm ansnt
borders taken moderate terms Public patronage
spectfully solicitedby BLANCHARD MCCLELLAN
HOTEL FRAfCATI. HAvREs rRANcz-THIs rs:
III tabshment commands superb view Of the Heights OF
Ingouvile and Of the hsrbor. For bathing Il
auNed lead from the OF the hotel the
beach provided with sho hot ADD cold baths Of
either flesh ssl .ser reading and music rooms ex:ea.
sive plsy e. with gymnasium for children &c The
unity furnished ami ala be had the
table e'bo.e by the card Board by The tag week.
proprietor.
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sPORTIN0.

FRANCIS BUTLER. 20 FULTON sTREyr, RAsEwENr,
H hound pups All the oh ce breeds
OF cogs constantly hand Buffers infsbe mspge cure
and hea cr ,erminator bottle. Bu'er's
Work the dog, beautifully illustrated 81 Dogs boarded,
trained, &c.
fyEo HowIErT SON OFFER FOR SALE ONE HUN
" young mochrg birds and few IN ful song, With
ise collection OF foregu and domestic birds The whole
sold cbesp, before leaving for Europe Also snail
Italian hound, at 60 University place.
Owns And SPORTING EQUrPwENra
NJ THOMAS ". BISHOP,
No. Al Murray street
WIN ell By retail at wholesale prices Ensisb French
stub and twist and annsed steel fowlins guns powder
AaAks, percussion 40 40 sportsmen vii do
iook At this stock before purchasing
lust ARRIVED AND ron sATE-oNE ENGLISH
bull terrier dog eleven pounds weight the best rser 10
the country. Also, two pointer pups white snow, with
liver ccored bitch and dog All who want Newfound
land pies address Henry Gardner 165 William street.
New York. usrdfer's mango cure Sx per bottle.
JUsT ARRIVED PER STEAMER AUaUsrA-A FINE
M Of young mocking birds; for sale chesp for cash SO
Wat: street Gamer Of Washington street one block from
CAM street FRANZ ROADER.
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UvARRrNER HOUSE, sPRrNGFIRLD, MAs1-rHrs
w popular and well Known hotel formerly kept By tbs
RENOWNED "ysce jerry -I se opened anew 70 hs pasis
pleasantly suated In the centre OF the town conveniently
The noise and hustle OF the RAJ road station sni
b the aitrasops and business
Of the city Families Dom the city wshins 70 engage board
for the summer VIII be accommodated on he mos yessoa
sble terma N. MCKINNEY. Proprietas
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OCEAN HOUSE. NEWPORT. r. l.. WILL BE OPENED
~ tbs Of June - The proprietor
prepared application for for families on
moderate and In stss call from those dsEing pos
JOHN c. WEAVER.
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MURRAYs HOTEL, AT NARRowsBUB9, sUII
M coin.y n Y, four and half hours rice from Neu
York BY hew York aud Ere Railroad on Della river,
where AL trains stop, IL ready for bosrdeEs
Fine mountain scenery healthy location aSd FIRST rae
trout lshpg In the Immediate vicinity. Apply 10 A. Il
RUSSELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

DorNIYs AND PATTERNS MRS BELL NO. 3
ID Csharine street. Il selling her elegant styles Of spnG
and summer bonnes 81 greatly reduced prices s-rhs
pevest syice OF basques, waisfs manas roSea bertha
ard aesve paarns Dresses and baeques based
made W order Branch Pattern Emporium No. ~ Grand
street. near the Bovery, MP stairs.
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DARYs HorxL DIES KrRaNaxRs NO. 3 vIvrsxr

i swse. near the sIchanse ihs prnops ths-tres, "a
nenor inform travellers hA he has Just caare
rsnovaisi bs hotel snd prepared gucss
With large and ANAL francs francs
per Day and large apartments restaurant available 81 81
hours exoedspt Abs d'hote, baths and carriages
attached the hoe yhs telegraph o6oes being sisxAls1
n hoie Jewellers hRvo The gssiea facility for md
their families and french aud foreign
nails Rnxiah and German npokcn- DO not ocnfound ~
hotel With u noes szsn establishments ssa-nS "
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A1TrNTIoNl-DEMoCRATIC REguL Aas' GEHER L
"A Committee viii meet THURSDAY, 7th inst oclock
- : gro 9. GENET. ohsrmsn.
s M1IIsn IN 4 H's sosis. Secretaries
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NGORNTNG LINE FOR ZINC sIN0 AND HAvER.
wi straw, for the year ss landing a. s,rykers Bay lily.
lcrr yonters Hastings, Do,bs Ferry, fruston FAIRY
tovn Nyack Sing Sing and Havers,raw. STRIKERS
Bay 49, hylers 2sc Yonksrs lsc; Bs,angs gos Dobbs
sing Sing, Bc Hsversiraw, Ac On and after Saturday
June 8. 1888 the new and soendid steamer 0KOnGE r.
s1AHLEY captain r. Paddock win leave foot OF Robin.
sos street every morning att suntsls Included max
ing the above IL each ,nfinG nj Am street Re
turning leaves Sing Ting att r. NJ ALI persons forbid
trusting person account OF this boat Freight taken
~ reduced rates For fresh passage apply 70 he cap
tain beard, or 10 gr0HGs T. STANLEY. Robinson
srt pier Citizens Of bess villages rest assured that
this bost win iun dsy during the whole season
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. CunTp HorEI. FIRE n, AND BEACu -TaE ABovR

CUnTn HorEI. FIRE 49, AND BEACH -TaE ABovR
- hotel and ready for the reception OF
Ersrsve billiard and bowling saloons have sees addei 70
the hotel the wboles hxhed with Tbs fhag and
let isc The bshlng fscts. are unrrpsssed ror resio,
hes the invalid. and especially those afflicted win
fever ague hay fever the location luaed 10
the United States. Conmuncslon twice daily Csun1sys
csped b. Long sland Ra cad 20 Thompson sad By steam
from rpAsgu For further inform .ion apply 70 Mcssrs
J. q. ". Z. MILF, liz Front street., Sew York.
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nHE IsIrP PAVILION, MOST BEAUTIFULLY 10
Gated he great South bay forty miles from Ma York
open for The reception OF families This hs ell IA fur
pphed in the most elegant Style has uumter 81 large sry
and affords evey opportunity for sailing fishing bah
rg Spacious billiard wiling les hef
the - 10 s7 Trsnsien b,arde-
e. day Train leave brooklyn 10 A. and 3s5 r. n
arrival Of the trains,
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sTEAMBOATs.


vBANaE OF HOUR, COMMENCING "WEDNESDAY
~ June B-ror Brdgepor..rare 80 cenls~ arriving "a
psrtfor and Boston Railroads The and oerior
hR1DGEPORr, Capt Weeks will leave Peek slip. Eas
river Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, ri ~
~ Dinner board Frelxb, taken ., ow rates For fur
q. w. CuRLTKs agent
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A FEMALE CI LID, FIVE WEEKS OLD. WILL BE
"A si1sp to Ca hOlic lady. Catholic family, 70 be
adopt.d The oher In very health aud expected
10 r.coser Cali fer Two esys 81 23l avenue Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Great Republican Meeting.
REAT ENTHU SIASM.

The services Of II. f. Douglass, a "colored
gemman" having been engaged to assist in
conducting the present campaign by the re-
publicans, that person followed up the
speech of Mr.. Harlan on Monday evening,
by some remarks last evening,
The speech was what might have been
expected, ridiculing the Bible, Religion. the
Home Missionary Society, etc, etc, and
counselling resistance to the laws of the
country, the decisions of courts, rebellion
Of slaves, ETC.
In the course of his remarks, he referred
to chat double distilled quintescense Of
meanness,' the editor of the State Democrat
and spoke in complimentary terms Of his
foul and neausous carcasa"
His speech was Oh the whole very credi-
table toa nigger-we beg the pardon Of
our republican friends-not nigger but col
ored brother-although it is probable that
any white man would have been deserved
iy rotten egged for the utterance of the
sentiments to which he gave out
He concluded by taking up . subscrip-
tion.
We trust that our republican friends are
entirely satisfied with the manner in which
their co-laborer discharged his dnties.
The meeting was twice as largely attend
ed as that which convened to hear Senator
Harlan, and was five times as enthusiastic
If it will be of interest to any cne, we
shall be pleased to publish his speech.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Sten m boat Accident.
steamer Fanny Harris Sunk.
TWO LIVES LOST.

Last evening about nine o'clock, a. the
steamer Fanny Harris was coming down
through the draw Of the Railroad Bridge,
she struck the stone pier and tore away the
entire larboard guard and nosing, then
swung around and struck the draw pier on
the starboard bow, then swung to and
struck her stern, carrying away the star
board bow and stove hole in her keel and
commenced filing. She then passed through,
rounded to and grounded on bar at
the foot of the Island Two firemen were
thrown overheard by the shock, and sup
posed to be drowned. Their names were
Martin Breu and William Smith of Rock
Island.
There were IS cabin and 80 deck passen-
gers on board, none known TO be lost. She
had on board 347 sacks Of wheat for Bur-
rows d Prettymau, not materially damaged.
Loss estimated from 5000 to 81 900. She
now Hes In shout two fest Of wsts1 When,
she struck the shock created great confu-
sion among the passengers. Her signals
of distress were answered by the Ferry
boat, which promptly went to her assis-
tance, took off her passengers and landed
them
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
L EST N E w S

by TELEGRAPH.)

WAsHISGroN. Sept 27.-(iov. Denver,
writing to the Secretary ofthe Interior, l7th
Sept says, that late arrivals from Pixies
Park, leaves no room to doubt the correc-
ness Of the reported discoveries Of gold in
that vicinity.
The explorers have found gold on the Ar
kansas, on the head Of the Kansas, and on
the south fork Of the Platte rivers, embrac
ing IN extent Of country Of more than 800
milea W
The richest mines yet found are on the
Ohency Crsek, . tributary o. the svuth
Platte. directly north Of Pixies Peak. Gov
Denver had not yet heard Of quartz, but
the best information would seem to Indicate
a great similarity between these mines
and the best discoveries in California.
In view of the present condition Of af
fairs in that region. Gov. Denver advises
that the lands there be withdrawn from
-emption, If they are open to settlement,
leaving them on the same footing Of the
mining districts Of California, free to all
who may see fit to engage in working the
mines.
The country he believes is or has been
claimed BY the Utahs Cheynees. The Kia-
was and the ArrapahOes, and he does not
that the little to it has ever been extin-
guished, If it has not been there will be
no trouble in Withdrawing their lands from
the operations Of the presumption laws, and
it has the right to be withdrawn, and it
would, he adds be advisable tn send out
some competent person to examine the
mines and report the facts.
In connection with the survey Of the rail
road route from Hudson and Superior, and
Bayfield,, was . distance of 1874 miles, has
been approved by the Secretary of the In.
terror, which secures to the company large
and valuable tract of land.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

JOANNA Gnlett and Phnsss J. Gills't executed
q 10 me - Trustse. deed for the feaI0Uiug d.
scrib-d properly, which deed 10 duly recorded in the
Aeccrdf r. office for Bcott county, lows, In book 80"
OF mortgages page Is0 to Wit: A parcel of iond In
the city of Davenport, thss descfibs0: Commeneins
at po mt Brady street IN said city, one hundred
and llO) feet north Of ths north Inns u out 0t
number eighteen (isl thence nor east side Of
Brady street thirty t30l feet thence east one n
dred and ff'y (150l feet thencs south thirty 1901
leet; thsnce west handr Cd and nifty 1851 isci
10 the place OF beRinning Also, parcel Of land iy
ing north end lining SAID lot desc ioed lest shove
measuring ten lOl feet on Brady street aforrsad BY
one hunore ana uity i50l feet In depth moro par
ticulsrly de cribed As foiiovs: Commencing ~ the
south.west corner Of l0s number T2 In Whlses's
addition 70 said city, running thence north brady
street ten (lOl ret; themes east one hundrtd d and
nifty 1901 feet; thence south ten t1Ol fest; thence
west one nundssd and nsty 1907 feat along the line
dividing lots number ri and two LII IN ssid ID
ditiGn, 10 the piece OF bsginning
nNowidefsult having beeh N .ds in the c,vanAnts
In said deed mentioned, shsn, on The 21st dav Of
October, 1858. at o'clock r n, ~ the Court House
door In the city Of Davenport county oS Scott and
ktat cf Iowa. sell the scove described property 70
the hfshest bidder for cash
The trustee will convey only the uus conveyed y
him
s,f5vs AUSTIN OORSIN,
sep29dtg Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

VXTHURBAS on The 9Th day Of August, A. D..
w 1857, HeaSy B0wen and Elseg a. Bowen, his
wife. executed unto David q True, - Trustee,
csYtsin Deed of Trust conveying u sAM Trustee tins
land in 1cstt County, Iowa. described O. tollOws
t0.witt Part OF the east half Of out lot nsmber
twenty [2l1. IN the City u DAvenpsst 8egin-
niog q point briy ls01S-et West and two huudr d
sni venty-s:x 75-lOO, ZIG 7o-l0O], fest north sf
the southeast corner Of satd out ILt-thencs MOI Ii
1fty 1901 feet, thence vest sne honAes1 and Asey
1881 r.. theme south dsty 1901 r.. thence edit oue
hnndred ad atg Gloel n 70 pa0s e bsginnins whasn
said cenveysncs wss made BY ssid Henry Bowen and
missy 4. Dows0, Tor - puspNe secuing ~ pee-
msnt of certain Dromissosy note and The intspest
theveOn. sagned ~ We aatd Hspsy Do~en aassd ~
9Th sayof August, 4: p. 1851. tor the cum Of lsus
hen1rsd fDllass peysbls = ~ esdss % l. ~ Wos1.
wsr due niness dsys sfs. 10 dste with intsssst aa
Ten per ee09. pr anu1Ga o1ooG woaU11ey f0 Ta
And nov sd nese hayiag bscome due and payable
ssme. ravA1 4rues s1rustse - Aforesaid, d. here
whichs in me vssteA by SAID desd Of Trust, win O
Friday the "a lAyee Octsbes 1858 d The hous u
2oclOek in ths afternoon Of aatd day, at the Ovrt
neaos door SDtAe city u navsspSrt espses M o6s
for sale. st pubD auction, the highest bidder for
cash thS 1ssmissU absvs y6oD3gIo6d, oe 50 nuea
thereof = shall D. saetent - satisfy and pay ~
ssent u ~ pols III ~ Intsste thsveon % tAs
day Of sais tsgety With all the costs and espeasN
stlsng sA16 saSs, costs u shis uolee aad rustees
fees. Upon the completiOn Of such sals dAed v1u
be given IN eeesrdancs WIN ths stlvuet,oas q ~
p 80 : s:ss:as.r s.s .sa. ), iss slo y
...... w ltr0a sc,DAvies. rngA as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

RAILROAD TO LECLA1RE-The citi-
zens of LeClaire and the northern portion
Of the county, though they feel disposed to
lend their aid towards building the Cedar
Valley Road. and extending the NJ. 4 NJ.
Road, assume the position that they are en-
titled to q road from Davenport to LeClaire
and that unless an appropriation for that
purpose is also made in connection with the
one to be voted upon. they viii throw .
large portion of their influence against the
whole operation.
They ask that . sum-say SIS, 900, be ap-
propriated to the LeClaire Road; and that
amonnt added to the $4,000 already sub
scribed, will do considerable towards carry
ing cut the project long since formed.
We speak Of the matter ct this time, that
1t may b tAkea into considerA1ion at the
Railrosd meeting on Friday evening next.
We thisk i win b good policy, at thst
time, 70 canvass this nattas. sharsuehly,
and weigh wsn the consequences II their
prayer 10 dlsssgdsdsd II : I nast>e Of vi.
talinpsstAass - shb ~, sna ~ ~ shsa
u MY Ass ts steltsAsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
CO M M T. CT L


DAVENPORT, Sept. %, 3 PM.
Grain Market continues very steady at former quo
tatioos, A large quantity Of wheat 10 eOnstsntiy
pouring into mavket. The receipts Of the week end
Ing September 2s will be not far from $4,000 bush
els. The mills constantly in but there
Is no surplus being laid up for winter milling. and
were it not for some receptsb by river the mills would
not run 50 steadily. specnators doing nothiog-
there lone in the market.
In Corn there h but little doing. OLD remains stea-
dy Some lots Of new are tantly arriving, with
not much demand. Some lots We heard Of at lOc,
but that Is unusual.
WHEAT-Old, 559G0c, with moderate receipts |;
nsw. l5@5Sc. with receipts. Of about 1000 bushels
t1.day.
HLouR.-0ood quantity on hand. Wholesale,
- 50; retail, ~ Is.
Coas -ksrset dull u 23aaOc; very good supply
in market declining.
OArs.-Dull; prime old, 400; n,w, 36c.
BARLsy.-OA barley-pr,me. 400sOc; new, %
@40c. s.ss5. .a
PoTAToEs-Ia demand at 2Sc.
OnoHs-Market brisk st 5Oc scne extra lots q
52S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
STATE DE MOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsTsRs HAm.(by rsiiroad) closes every day, Sun
days except 81 sat ~. A N.
wEsTEsS MAIL and S1uttera I.wa, by railroad
closes every day, Erndeas xcepted, ~ 8 a and 4
n.
SOUTHERN N IL. for Sou'hein Illinois, and st
Ions by railroad, ocses every Day, Sundays except
ed, ~ .st N
koaTHERs MAIL. 70, Dubuque snd Northern To-
wa by railroad eoses very cay, Sundays excepted,
at TX N.
NORTHERN NAIL, for LsClsire. Princeton and Ly-
ons, by stage, closes every Monday, wednesday and
Frid.y at SPIN
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, BY Dewitt Msquokesa,
Whtan &C.. by stage, ca ses Saturdays, Tuesday SId
Thursdays at S P n.
BLUE GRAss NAIL tuesdays, Thursdays and Bat.
urasys, tloses at IA N.
HICKORY 6RoyL NAIL, Tuesaa,s ant Fridays at
II IN
ALIENS GRovE NAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, ~ NJ.
RIvsR MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, S
A..
RIVER NAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, .,
6 Pm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
proclamation,


WaRaEAs. by IN Act Of the set.ns osssrsi
Act revising and amending thl~ w of Oo1n - 0s-
ther providing for elections. ling vscasess y e0ss
resienations, aud cohtesting ~tctiOno's - ooosSVo6
March "a. 1853, u was mode ~ 1s4y - ~ oGog.
nol, ~ least thtsiy days bsssss ~ Osassol sSss
to Issue hts prOclsmatoa, ossignsting ~ H. GDess
~ = oiled ~ the vote Of si tn esrsss = shooasss
OF oy The electors IN any Judielal Dlselie 80,
Now Aeref.re. ], Ralph ?. LOvs, eevssnss 49,
state Of lowe, % ~ sAIs ~ pvuc6aaaMD Ou1enA
and declare, thst at the ne2t 0eaesol oelDn = -
held IN this otate on the SECOND fUaoDAY ~
O0fOpBD aext, ths following 6611ss ~ - - am
by vote Of al the electors Of this otats, - M
The o6nce Of Secretary of STATE;
The once u Auditor 81 0satet
Tho ofice Of Treasurer oS 0saAo;
The o0 0cs Of Attorney 0encsalx
IA~ o0cv of 1eel0ssr of0este Land O0ss3
The once Of OommAsiansS of ~ DeU noo6nn ~.
Or Improvement
And the following cAoss are 70 b anea - w. q
this otatss - c.tablished BY oct Of ~ sa1 00paa
Assembly. to-wit:
The once Of District Judge: #E
The ollca Of Dtssrtcs AttSgpey1
The once Of one Member Of ~ DoAr1 ef nAuno-
Whsreos aM clslsems and onDsss oossss.aa. poseos.
ulasy the SherAs oi ths scvs~si counties, vin TIE
notice, and b. govevpcd scrordipCy
In testimony whereof hsve hsseunes -
my hand, and amxed the 0soae oool q
(~~l the ossts ri IsUA.
{Ls.} Done at Dcsnoiaes this aiDth day oe A.
e~.~ gln. Z. p. lobs q ~ lseOssaafe u
state thu 11th.
-a sg rei lUF 1AlPu =. lOVD.
..ff ,4Eu. DLlJAH oGal0.
eug3sd4wtd Secretary - olo0D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

ANOTHER CARRIAGE BREAKER.-WhO
ever placed that plank across Brady street,
at the Twelfth street crossing. ought to be
made to ride over it with light buggy at
u brisk trot. We think he would declare it
a nuisance, as do the rest Of the travelling
community. A few cart loads of dirt would
remedy the evil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

JOSEPH A. CRANDALL.-Ira NJ. Gif-
ford. republican candidate for Clerk Of the
District Court, in the capacity Of Deputy
Recorder and sub-Deputy Recorder, has
had the public teat for years in his mouth.
and has grown fat upon it-and today, II
common report be true. carries in his breech-
espocket the sum Of el6. .0O0-out Of which
he occasionally relieves the nscssaiis of bis
republican friends st or I per cent
month. -
That be il man Of considsrabls capacity
i svineed BY the manner In which he car
risd out his plans to jump tie claims of Dr..
Saunders and M. Patton, beth Of whom
needed, and better deserved the nomina-
tion. A
On the other hand Joseph A. Crandall.
the democratic candidate. i man some-
what advanced in life and Who hes never,
on any prsvioas sossasioa heea before the
public for any Office.
He hss bssn ! rssidsnt of the city for !
nssb~ ~ssysArs, and has bssn unfortahAts
is baaineas-aaaviag him q prsssat VITA
out any means Of suppsrt for his fsuy.
Aeiast h. eharestsr fes, hneaty ,apa n
= lily, svsn thsword q s>andAi - nSvSr
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

E The Times of yesterday, in
speaking ofthe meeting on Monday night,
says, ut was by far the largest and most
enthusiastic political assemblage of the sea.
son."
The meeting which convened to hear Mr..
Ellwood, outnumbered it twice.
The Largest assemblage" indeed! Why
neighbor more democrats got together at a
republican caucus one day, and voted to
nominate Dillon. than there persons p :es-
ent on Monday night
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Paraguay Expeditions.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Pursers Kelley
Harwood and jackson, have been ordered
TO the Paraguay Expedition. Purser Ham
ilton to the Naval Acadamy. Purser War
ring to the Naval Yard at Washington, in
place of Purser Bates, detached.
Commander Seller has been detached
from the Mobile district, as light honse in
spector, and appointed light house inspec-
tar Of the Mobile district.
Commander Sands has been detached
from the coast survey. and ordered to the
Bureau of construction equipments and
repairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

tsst. il the overshadowing weight Of Gif-
togd's $4,000. - Isl
But the people are not al to be bought.
The majority Of voters decide to give their
support 70 . man. not on accoun. Of the
weight Of ths'gold which he carries in his
pocket. but because Of his superior deserts
and qualification. .6t
Joseph A. Crandsll will be elected or we
mistake the greatly the peopled Of Scott
County.