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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-09

County Z ruEtee.
We are suth9rissi to announce L. WOODS oandi
dsts Tor Trustee OF Davidson county the ensuing March
elsstigp nov Lite
We arc authorised announce HIsAN GRAY andiaais
. for Trustee Of Davidson couuy'-'e-
Wosrs authorised 10 JOHN RAIVEs, acanddas
for Feeiec n s Trustee Of Davidson county sep lite
W srs llrissd d nuounce WILLIA1 Jackson, Esq,
CANDIDATE Z Trustee Of Davidson county. aept 3td
We are authorised announce TsOHAs T. sAEnRas q
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson CouHty, sept -tes
FUR: COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce WILnAN L. Foster a
( Candidate Tor County Court Clerk. OCT 2s-te.
/ We are authorized to announce Felix R. CHEATHAM
candidate or reelection Clerk OF the County Court Of
Davidson county.
We are authorized to Euu0uuce Capt. JOIN s D
candidate for CLERK Of TIE County Court OF Davidson
county. y std
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised % announce, R. ACArNa candidate
,or Sheriff Of David on county ~ he ensuing election in
" are authorised to announce A. CARL as caHdidats
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. iuIy25
We are authorized 10 announce JANIS NJ HrS4oS oaudi-
We are aushor.za1 - announce Jour K EDuos6soT
sanddate for recollection as shenG Of Davidson county.
wears auaortz95 Z. announce e B. BrsIEr candidate
FOR CONSTABLE
We authorized 10 JzssE ". PLGE, csHd-
date for Constable in the NJ hve District jan TT
We ar, authorized % announce SAN. n, NICHCL asa
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District al e en-
suing March Cl scttOu. nov ID
We are TO ounce J. B. RFDDICK candidate
for Constable Ol Ba8i-sou County. sept lie
We are authorized 70 announce JassR B. PEEET caud
date for Constable I'D the Nashville District. sept %
We are .horissd 10 suUouEce FLEI' ". HoRN
candidate for Cons able D ths Nashville District oc7-t
are a1fh1rsed % announce J. A. STOUT candidate
Or Unstable IN The Nashville District Il The ensuing
March election. dec5-ta-
We are auth orize5 to a1u0uncs r. n. IEIs candidate
Constable in NJ Nashville District ensuing March
election. ss--r
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SAVAGE ~ hYDEnsOh,


d g
Fagmz associated JLtus together ru The practice
sW, Fl give their UNDIVIDED s.l lon lo all bu5isess
rust P. tntm AhtA " Nl-Il. Il .ue COslurs OF tFt
fouTt Ju. ciu JIc4 ard a The r1uu.ies 90 Warren
Cannon WIsOE, snd ia he nupus Csurt at Nash yiiIo
Jsu3-lf
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DOUBLING IHE IhCOnE OF o.FIs8

b. uTl sJ Cith0 Directors.
EZHA T.. HkAEI q Eli. P-.-#'srt
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Ss.r1.arv -..
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REMOVAL.

TTaV.yG removed nv e. ui or. Geries from MARKET
s.rea-, sasd Of BWIng Bro hers, 400. q, t.I-
ra str. D. q as -caed with my brother ,ubeI FREE
u. b. continue the bushes under toe rec
m.a Brlatrs ukIu Tor the liberal patr0ua- r-gE.ls
Dol fgrF pscfury solicit OOunuguce favor 9r ..
6ru-
farI-In sNITH FREEMAN
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CANDIDATES
pUTNAM CoUWIV.

We are sulholissd 20 Announce a. ". sABLRs IT.,
candidate for C.srg Circuit Court Of Putnam county
lae ensniEs March election. Jan TIE
JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised TO anu0uuce WHITE MYERS candidate
Tor sheriff Of Jackson County Ct the ensuing March cleo
ton. nov 2-ts.
PER COUNTY.
We are authorised - ounce MosKs Baths candidate
ior Clerk Of sue Cou ~ OuTt Of Per county at the hETeh
election. sept SD,
Cheatham County
We are an horiEed % aHnoance " STUART as can
ddae Tor Sherf Of Cheabam county the ensuing March
election. dee 4-Je.
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FDAIhN'EO improvement 10 n manufl----1 Ell-..
-ll0 spEu me crop Dut a1Iu- .Hrr.- ~
NUMBER ryQu.rsd 20 raise t ard tnis ulll.I -.ts N
lTsl o. siz gsaTs Of age above and wcm B. z "a
pluEHg PIC ing cotton.
% nov prepared 70 lurnisa Piauteu ui H-. ts.
fUN5INAIIUN OF Ma atEbhh ICClus Ve ID L.. ..I d
ENGINE if Necessary --nausJ :Ia= Gin elm -
alsI machine and tls -equ8ut NacEfrss 81 A. ..-
H.lE -sriHs and I0 have all Esd ia las rr a
l Plantation, complete, with Ef1ss q saa-- 20 .
1H.au. -Uf4uzrH.
Ua--aah Of the new p0Iu0ns Of The income tas g 81 z-
year, Ulll HosE lHAH for The whole ruaasilgrr -
slg. UI he steam EuE inc and 50 luers' WAGES.
Ely improve ugnt ora rs reEuls paugsF Is r---
LEM o. Hls laurE pure assd Of Pla1.aiaa Nsl-.ss
o--8 -url .uClIYs .IaI those DC Worssa1 M IA
SPINNING h -a- WA prove his aversion, l eaeuaE
'. .. # aa aLal-Ll-s llorJslt 90 planting glas8 ia
o.. O. -...-E upa-r1I.
-.4 Ls a-lEuerT iF CASH kBrIclE, but f1r good ne
r.. .. g.. t-1g. readJl4b-8 Iecles To- kha rasrr
HF ." .t.asrr H- 0lrl 90 be paid 90 meffGh .a-
Ltr t0. ll- excess the yarns bring ufur inn 10 c.o
VIA aaH 60 llsl--Eg the pay eng sh0ll he lausar1r
change pEr r,-i1rs
fE1atrus rul Pointers may nov &c maaes and % Er1
o 0 ne -iaehlnoy N their par llAr eass, hey nee
omit 90 state What has bees tie umboT or pouns 81 s
CEQIsof ass many PUut1 u ara day theY nuiJ suln
uPso-EaT go, .. HkAiR, hs6ue, "a
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N...uI W. HlGG' - BOZ HAM,
t.a.H A. HIGGINBOIhAM,


u.r. .nor, Maine, June -, 1855.
rhOF. o. =. W oob-...a. ntr5 have USED two bUtlC.
OF PROFESSOR 900 halr noSaHyc, ana can Iuly say
is tte ehoe' discovery uL slr Ittt0TrE aud chang
ing e h-... 90 ore u, lE DO vas Ol scFglLy AE
hair ~ nov A.s.gl i original t1IuT. You E5cOu-
one OF she wOT5t Aluu,
lnHra, respectfully,
UANIEL n. MURPHY.
o. J, WOOD O. CO. Fuaro.ors sI2 Broadway, New
New ,'n t-s -E... ~ L. MHg Rauug EslsbsGment,) HUa
I'D taFha.ltr .'...s 20. aud sold by all good Drug
E.ats. nov 3 SwSI.Ius
/. ~ SAVAGE r.. b. ANDERSON
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R0HARD ASSOeIATl0 N
z UILlDLLI IIlA


4 BslOUJlsEt kHgIfOH, s5tqbL8hsd 5y special s7gy-
mat Jyr The Tsst Of tie sex and distressed a1lioisS
UIth Etrl.ent and Egids7lte diseases.
"a. Cd Alb TEaOs, all cted with sexual Dirassag rrb AZ
SpJr a.urrl0sl, -saIIlll Weakness Lug8lsacg gT0-
arr- , Gss - rhis, IGs Vice OF OnanLs Or Sell Aluss
E.
Ihs coward Association, In view ofths aW FOL Destruction
%. Iis, caused Uy osEual diseases and Inc .sB
C.ls prlgIs5 upon the uufOTtuaaLe vcIus "a aueH fs
yl acaas several y-ar5a 90 dreCe4 -lzl- C0usI1r
rrEa0l4 C1urtabl5 Acs worthy name l 1ts5
psHa any Tor ii1 treatment vi .cIs clss Of ees a I
rr-.r AID % glto dsuical AdYi Gr4ts rua 1l
aur r lsl-r- win 1cscuptOn neIr CO. l.lI4u. l a
.-a pa-ll habits o HE Nc.,J and cas- .I e-Lgla
Eser y Boo Furnish med rluss Free OF Cbarzl. need.
t.s Orb al Ll-s he ASSOCIATION commands Is Llgls a-
tel .sl"i -nu age ard viii lurII=h the q .r.FaG
L-H.lar. ---..melL.
ice r1-.'-s on zrsvow Of The past, ze ss-ulod .lsr
IT. 'f o. . lS -aH re % 1gueEUg-. ehr ..s at
-.l- H--l-l O. me ,il cell a.g OBJ .Ea l.4
.... -. lesI co % IvFa.a fu- Zeal.
-. .#.- ..ry lII-.Hr % but 11ICa uss..al. E.H.-
alH IaH l-s-lu. ono Assoc a-0r. f--
THt5-- ur r-a.lIaI weakness Lle rec ui
ha... SELF abuse, ana lfh-r y. a..s.. .r.l.
.l Ll- Co .-u. -l Sur-aOu- d.. ..
900. a--rl lester r-Eei Fssl free q cha 81 10
lFo p- for postage.
la.r..-r iar Report o. treatment, Dr. G.a-- . ..-.r
EIlll saIess, PHIlale pn.z Pa.
b. uTl 90 Cith0 Directors
EzNA Il, HEAET Ell- P---..9rt. -
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ROBERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN.
T. s2fIAN BR0pEgsE. :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Gr0CerS and Commission Merchants.
ROBERT FREEMAN.

taL n -Four Bccor, Lard and PrOducr EsBergly For.
- csn and domestic Lquurs, Vince ana J--I., So .
F9- D. Co exc street, Nashville, lenutssee 10 the U-d st-
OBJ Aall 6ro-1eTs agents lor daIlsriio FioariHE 'r-
70. ling choice Family G-al-rsT, s8t
70 sEI Gave constantly hand gv6ry l-r usrlI7 s.rt
b.. ."- 'l-e W g Hvts paricuar a.serH"H o.. I'd. .. 10
HH II" ines rr.uaEH sr- 'a -.t--. Es...I r.|#
... r..- 90 No. O., Nou. College r.re.t.
..r-sn FEEETaN BROTHERS
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TONIC
From Con. ALBEIT PIKE, N. c., from Arkansas:
WAsHr sIoS, D. C., June II, 1856.
81 have used two bottles of yoar Rc,have 10 land Bit
tsrs,' ami havs found very Of i0gCs Ou
He ducHe recommend Il al who need pleasant
AID tffcs CloUs rem d. and valuable E1LiL -
pTsPEFrrc WozlEv NOTtcEl Bnrhsvos Holland Bitsrt
hC carts me Dyspepia By Usir~il week.
commend IL confidently al fu1. IHE rom this disease.
CLAEA i. SHUCHMAN.
piu-burg. Oct "a 1856
airs. is The Of the noted LthogTapheT
Ihalalo Hlgb sheriff Of Allegheny has given the iol
lOUI0gs
amounting sgE OF Dyspepsia, which had redu
Ctd u. IN co fsilsgaaly NT 10 also all CIgd
CrCumst snd 40 0ts Having
Your medicine called EussuaVrs no land bits rs, q
OBJ aLed rls5 are LaPpy lJrd you the pub wi
druCs 3D. rs value. JOHN EJhShIE.
Pitsburg J.n. Z21. 1857. fjau7
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That ire Grover q Ba'

That fhe Grow Y q 80
ing The Grover & BaEer
urwCIse hUurs,uf b
families. and with much
with ICES expense 8r
other SHUTTLE, or any
invented
The money Is now on
Vile and this prop0s
one fhfuk thal be has q
the uses and ends for "
d~s. gUei ana TCcCmmr
PRODUCED for tae test
hv seven dis5Dtetesled
Two from Louisiana ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l3 1853
The election in this city passed OF '

The election in this city passed oG very
quietly yesterday. The number Of votes
polled was lss0-a larger vote than vas
expected-end yet many voters did moi visit
the polls The voting closed st six O'Clock,
and the judges canvsssed until half past ten,
when they adjourned until this morning.
When the canvass closed the vote stood.
Bennett ahead of Dillon ~; Dillon behind
the Republican ticket some 400 votes; Gif-
ford ahead of Crandall over 400 votes.
There was tie reported in Blue Grass
and report that Winfield gave IS majority
for Dillon Buffalo 55 ahead for Bennett
Princeton gives Dillon 1875 and Bennett
67-Dilion 6s majority LIE Clsire reported
At 100 majority for Dillon. though not OH
cial. The only official returns We have are
from Prineeton and Pleasant Valley. The
probability is that Dillon il $50 ahead in the
county. Osing 70 the had state Of the
roads we are unable to give anything like
complete returns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
TO-DAT'S ADV'S.
A Card.

A Card.
The person who nslcsonsly put . stick In our Sew
ing 4sehine 1.-THE wheeieS wilson, at the 1ock 10.
land Fair Jest before the examining COMMITTEES
oaae sround. did NOT probably obtain what they
20 much deSyed we toos the FIAsr PnRMIUM -
the machine y too we'll known. Try agein-but A0A-
ove1ly. D.P wRIrU,
Assent for wheeler Wilson.
p. q. We took the drst premium st The lows
State Fair.
"a Card,''
AND A SLIGHT DIsCRlPANCY. " 70 BoOr
noticed . statement In late issue Of the nmss.
card Of D. P. White, Agent, TO the eject that the
machine he sells, sometimes, took the premium at
the Rock Isl and Fair.
II you will look in the Argus OF Sept. 20, you win
the onctal report ana list Of premiuns and here
appears the discrepancy.
In the dIst place, no premium - offered at alls
while none cnnId have haea eivGn, we ~ . higAly
eomplime note IN The ociai report In connec-
tion with the Quaker City Sewins Machine,
which, suppose. applied to al good machines. II
appears, then. that brother whites ideas Of the
" "hon0r0JSs" Are somewhat ague-shaky, but hi
machines are pretty good notwithstanding; and the
fact (cal for the PROOF that among our Wednesdays
sale, was one to family having Wheeler 4 VIII
sons alrea1y, but could net make It ssrviceable,
does not make them v,rss, perhaps but only proves
the greater excellence Of the Quaker City.
By the way, I'll barely mentioa that - have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker City Ssscja0
Ndchines, and there 10 fine sssortmsat for select
ing fFom-three styles and doz 70 msehines, as our
ofice, corner ID and Brady streets.
r. O. ESTE Z CO..
Proprietors In the western States.
Up. e"-'Next." oep1S-U
INOIINn "A QQLN WATCH
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRANoElGENTs.

EAsfsns nArL(by railrosd) closes every day, osn.
days exceptsd. at ~ AZ.
wBTEsx NAIL and southern Iowa, by railroad
closes every day, sundeas e1eepted, q A = and
N.
SOUTHERN n III, for Southesn Illinois, aad s.
Lonis by railroad, closes evesy doy, eundsys except
ed, 81 N -.
EoRTHERM NAIL, for Dubuque snd Northern To-
Va by rsilroad c.oses Every day, Sundays excspeed
at TX u.
koa1BEAH NAN, for LeCsiss, PriaceeDo and IL.
ous, by stage, closes every Monday, Wednesday and
YYtisy ~ Pn
DUsUQUE WAY NAIL, By Dewitt Msquoketa
wilton &c. by stage, cae ses BstuRAayp, fussdays end
N ursdays ~ p -.
BLUE 0RAS NAIL, fsesdsys, Thursdays and oat.
urdsys, closes st 7AH.
9IcKoar 0A0vL NAIL, Tuesdays md Fridays q
II n.
ALLsSs 0sovE MAIL, Dixon, Long Grove, Ac.,
every Tuesday, II n.
RIvER NAN, NostA daily, Sundays sxcepts1,
An.
RIvsa MAIL, Boath. daily. Ssturdsys excepted, q
8 n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
First Arrival by To new Overland
Mail Route.
News fsea Fraser River, Opesen anA he
Rlalaee

ST. LOUIE, Oct. 1O-Ths overland Califor.
mia mail arrived ct Q o'clock last night A
large number Of prominent citizens Assem-
bled ct the Pacific Railroad depot On the
arrival Of the train from Jefferson City.
IT. Buttsr6sld vss greeted with . hearty
welcome from The crowd, and wss formally
received with brief complimentary speech
BY John F. Dariey. on behalf Of the eitissns.
lr. Buttsrfsld responded In sn appropriate
manner, returning his vasmsst thanks for
The unsxpected dsoonserstion and soedial
approval ef his laboss BY the people of s.
LouiA
The uails we're then escorted 70 ths Pos(
OMss By . lsag peossslioa Of people viii
ban6 q muG3a
a tslsopaph line from Plasssvills sts eall
Lake CITY = ee0meneed.
OrsGea 49, - = ~ Sth q Sspeenbse
11ajes Dasest1 ~ . GkisDiah VIII - Is
aas - oxanolA ussA Allsn aad q
|4j &@sa
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tee Steamer Indian Empire.

Arrival Of tee Steamer Indian Empire.
HALIFAX, Oct 1.-THE steamship Indian
Empire. Capt. Countenay, from Galway on
the morning of the 2sth ult., passed Cape
Race ct one o'clock on the morning of the
7th inst. She arrived off Halifax harbor at
9 o'clock on the evening of the 9th. She
has $50 passengers. She had succession
Of strong westerly gales during the entire
passage.
There was come expectation of reduc-
ton of the rate of interest Of the Bank Of
ENGLAND.
1t 10 reiterated that Spain is about to pro-
ceed against Mexico.
The controversy between Prof White
house and the Directors of the Atlantic Tel
egraph still continues in the newspaper
The shares Of the company were quoted at
f3l5aE325.
LONDON. Tuesday.-The French ambassa-
dor will leave Paris for China on the Sd Of
October, With the ratified French treaty.
The Gwslior rebels were defeated on the
18th Of August They had 100 killed
The fort Of Paeurce. after 80 hours she'll
ing. vas surrendered to Gen. Gapisr on the
24th
A brilliant victory had been gained by
$50 police over 1000 rebelA
The rumor gained ground that matri-
monial alliance WAS on the tapis betv cen
Prince Napoleon aud the Princess Cololida,
Oldest daughter of the King Of Sardinia.
The Minister Of Marine had been to Cadiz
TO superintend the dispatch Of troops and
ships to Cuba, to act against Mexico.
The Duke Of Malakoff 10 to be married on
the return of the Emperor from Chalons.
Havre. Dunkirk. Diepiere, Calais and
Boulogne are to Be put in state Of defence,
port Of refugees to be constructed between
Brest and Cherbourg.
The Bank Of Frankfort had raised it, rate
Of discount to 4 per ceut
RUSSIA.
The IMUalide Russe announces that it i
In contemplation TO unite Europe and
America across the Russian Possessions The
telegraph now extending from st Peters
burg 70 Moscow b TO Be continued TO the
frontier Of Chin.
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Dem0csatic Meeting In Eaneuil Hall.

9BosroN, Oct. l2,-The Democracy of thi
city held . mass meeting in Fanueil Hall
this evening. filling it to overfowing. VIM.
8. McGowan presided.
Resolutions were passed sustaining the
policy ofthe Democratic party.
Addresses were made by Hon. DR.. Beach
Hon. Caleb Cushing. Hon. Isaac Davis oi
Mase.. Hon. jeff Davis Of MisA
The meeting was Of the most enthusiastic
character.
The ratifcations of the State nominations
were carried unadimously.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

"HHRD As On the sixth day o. October, A. d
w 166o. 0sus Asmuss wiese executed unto Sam.
uel sylvester ~ Trustee certain deed Of trust
veyng to said Trustee the land n Scott lowe
described - follows, TO wit The north half of the
northeast quarter Of section nunber thirtyAve (1e)
IN township s-veoy nine i1s) north Of range tvo 81
east OF the 6th Principal serbian, which esd con-
veyaA9e vas made ~ the sad Claus Asmuss Wiese
for the purpose o. securing the payment of several
certain p-omissory notes and the interest there's,
signed b. said wiess dated the oh day Of Oslobey
4 1855, and among others, one f,r the sum Of oos
hundred dolle's. peysbae u two yeass firm dats,
With interest st ten per cent per snnum ster mstu-
rity.
And nowthe above described note having become
Que end psyabss, and the said Claus Assmp Wtesa
haviog failed u psy the same. I, Samuel Oyl-
vester, Trasese ~ ssoreset6, do hsssey glvs Tn
public notice, that b. virtue Of the power which
10 IN me vested b said dAed s6 fruse. I v1ll,
% Saturday the sixth Day Of November D.
1885, st ~ hour of ocaoek in she aSsrnu q satd
dsv the Court Mouse door In TIE city u Dsssoposi
expsse and orr Tor sale, ss pubse suetfn, 70 tn.
highest bidder for cash tho parcel Of land shows
described, or - mueA thereof - shall be su0cest
70 satisfy and psy the amoont Of .sid nos With ~
interest thereon TO the day Of sale tsssher With sl
The costa and ezpense1 ssteDdlns said sale, % tAis
notioe and frusseess fees.
Datsd the l1th dag Of October, 4 1863.
0AMUDL 0YLvK0rBR,
nr12 IsuotAn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

SALE OF PRoPERTy.-Mr. G. II.
Kent. Land Agent. sold on Saturday last .
two story frame house located on Second
street. Particulars we have not heard In
spite Of hard times Kent is doing q driving
business, and he is just the man to drive .
trade
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

RAILROAD MEEr1NG.-Few of the
persons engaged in the political excitement
Of Yesterday pause to reflect, that the elec-
ton just passed is of triflng importance COM
pared with the vote to be taken upon the
subject of county loan for the Railrcd.
When we reflect that the wealth the pros
perity, the happiness, the present and fu.
ture growth of this community depends up
on the result, We are simply astonished that
80 much indifference is exhibited by the
people respecting the loan. Many growl
because the NJ d N. r. R, ask for 20 large
loan, and deem it an outrage that $780,
900 should be loaned to that company, to
be expended outside of this county. and
severely censure the meeting that acceded to
the demands Of the beggars Of that road.
To all such We have to say that no mea-
sure Of great public benefit was ever adopt
ed, without some compromise. We know
that the sum of $l5O,OOO In addition to the
sums already loaned by the county and
city, seems rather large, and somewhat be-
yond reason, yet ths question now is. shall
the whole project Of the building Of rail.
roads in Scott County. be defeated simply
on account Of enmity to the n. / n. r. R.
If the vote could be taken upon each pro-
position separately adopting the style Of
the vote, to have joint vote, and We now
60 for the whole proposition for the gener-
al good. and We trust that al who live in
and expect to do business in this city and
county, will come up to the work Of put
ting through the entire loan. and thereby
place the City of Davenport in the van Of
al rival cities. In trade, prosperity. and in
healthy and speedy convslesencs from that
torpid state into which the late financial
crisis has placed her. We have poor L.
borers to take care Of. We have valueless
real estate 10 render valuable, We have
empty houses to fll with we'll paying ten
ants, We have Wholesale business houses to
sustain, retail trade to revive, and gen
eral alrevival Of activity in every department
of business; and how can We 20 well do it
IS to expend ss25, 900 among our laborers
sni merchants. and by doing 20 open . new
and rich field Of patronage for merehants.
bankers, lawyers. editors and all classes
Open mp Cedar valley-throw open the
counties west Of Iowa City, and If need be
send line Of railroad mp by the way Of
De Witt to Asquoketa. and on the river to
LeClaire. In fact make Davenport the rail-
road center. Ifthe vote ehould not be per-
He'd by striking out 81 so. 900 to the II. /
Il R R. and inserting $4,000 to b e.
psadsd by that road upon the blull,n would
please NJ better, and We question whether
the present State law permits ~ to grant
public money 70 railroads TO b sxpsndsd
out Of the county, but We Are willing. ~
thsr than peril the whole pssjsst. 70 vote 1oe
he lean - ssv aFfaagsd,Aad th0 sssasg
What ~ hsvs - lsag nssds1 nsss m
ssql sepassofpao v1Ah ~ asst1pvsA
A21stAt ~ ~ - = fbd11c|
~ tGl4 49, ooe1mthnDA $
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13
NUMBER 29l.

Ihn Navajo Indians still refuse to surren.
DER the murderer Of Maj. Brooke servant
On the 2sth Of August . fight occurred b.
tween . small detachment Of troops under
Captain Mclean and the Indians at Bear
Springs. in which Mclean vas ssyerelv
wounded and elk or eight asvages killed.
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WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine
water WhoO1.
nDeA Ma. al &nnAh Glask Ser>nA

~AtOE "hoO1.
O0ee, Ne. 81 Ssush Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
7 ORHB1 this Inpsovsd Turbine Wassr Vhes n
J tbs pubiis with the fuuess ceoAdencs and aeeu-
rance Of iis
SUPERIORITY oyE1 ALL o9HKR WHEuA
without any exospliao. fhag ere vsu adssesa "a
laoa hsve been testei ny Mile II III deDcrtps3ne-
fhey give very
0eea1y and Uni1esD 0pssA.
ADA are vsl adapted 10 very high - well = vs,y
loo heode on1 ialls. fhsy v0l wssk UsD = -
water without any natert.l loss u power, anA ors
noe troube4 With Ice, they sse ~ tnst1e ~ ~
bsoooy aD4 6iscAarged unAerAeoah. n voqulseo .
onall a0o0e ef aeaa1ng - get - . hiok sVss1,
sssee but itis p ~ y, Asd rms upse eoRp tAsS
Resds - s1ln0, aa1 ga1 lost ~ yeess HI Whssl
= capehes os ytelAtng peuer q frc0 = u = ~
esas Z o 49, psossa - vsAse (sessrllIi .
sAe leesee q 1aisA ol - whssO unAss - 49,
- IN. - = - eo1so M UasDonoo1 q Uu0h =
= ~ Deuss ia1 deva - - ta1le 81 - ~ ea1
1lNla6 UA0 QnUogeg - Deo1Ongo1.
y QneA Qlq01 - - $1,000 - -
~ - &ka1tSiiiAA2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-13

NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures
is directed to the call for National Demo
cratic meeting at Rock Island on Saturday
next The Hon. B. F. Blackburn and Hon.
Henry s. Fitch. will address the meeting At
2 o'clock D. m.
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lev YEA Nlaskoe.

IDY IBL8oAAHR.1
NBw Yo1K 0ss. IL.
1Loun-vsry Assvy, vith fursher decline q 10
cents. oales 5000 bbls q COCA 90 for Vooound !;
ls0l IS for super 0late COCA 50 for sxtrs oeas<:
: 6O0S u 1or coa0en 70 good extra western 90
05 60 fov extra round hcop Ohio.
AYE FLouR-0uu. Snail eales at 1564 90,
VRRAf- CONTINUES heavy and Hominally 2c lowGg.
Salss $4,000 bu common as 6007s for mixed Wsst-
eIn.
OATs-Dull at 4505O
RY8-nrm Sales 400 at Is.
PoaK D~l and loveT Sales 600 bills st lS AO0
Is 50 for mes; II O0914 Is for prime
DEsY-Dall and without change.
HAMs-Quiet and nominai.
Cor AFATs-Sasedy, but euiet. Sales 90 hhds at
6h@6xc. oAoulAeTs, 60sk. Bacon, dsil.