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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

it exhibits SO much jealousy, the result
will be but TO draw closer the bonds OF
union between the States. Like mem
bcrs of the same highland clan, we
may quarrel and fight among ourselves;
but tae intervention of foreign or
rival hand in the feud will be the Sig
nal for a general forgiveness on the
part of all, revival Of affections aud
the presentation Of united front to
the enemy. If with forbidden hand
Lord Lyon attempts to let loose the
winds, they viii but prove his own I'M
doing. We trust that the first tangi-
bic evidence of any interference on the
part Of the British Minister in our de-
nestle affairs, will be Immediately FOL
lowed up by notice to leave.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
Black Republican party ~ bind 10
draw the attention Of the people away

Black Republican party ~ bind to
draw the attention Of the people away
from their own frauds, corruptions and
stealings in Iowa, for the last years.
That was my opinion then, 1t is yet
strengthened by the convictions every
day manifested amongst all parties,
that James Buchanan, is a statesman
of the first magnitude. HIS assaiants
only number such venal negro presses,
as the new York Tribune, Louisville
Journq{. Chicago Press d: TriJune,
and on. down 70 such little, scuryy,
penny line, prints, As the Davenport
Gazette. | am only thus particular as
there are strong indications. since the
administration Of James buchanan has
become SO popular, that the black Re-
publican party, will not Only claim ere
long. that they elected him, but that
every act of his administration is in
keeping with their platform. II is for
tunate for the country that wise and
well regulated Democratic policy, has
placed its interests and institutions up
on so firm and favorable basis. 1t
will make but little difference to the
people what the abolition rabble, who
have lately been elected to Con
gress from New England and the North,
may propose to do. There is at the
helm of State An honest executive, with
sufficient mind to defeat all their
schemes of plnnder and treason, until
the sober second thought Of the people,
will again assert its genial sway, when
men shall learn that statesmen and not
fanatics are the ones to control the
destiny of great republic like ours.
KEYSTONE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

A GKRNAs "LIos-kILLKs-" -GosdOn Cum
ming and Jules Gerard ere having imita
tors in their wild sports' in Africa Count
Louis Thorhem, a major in the Austrian
regiment namei Windischgraiz, and imper-
ial chamberlain, recently returned 10 Ans
'ria from three years tour in Africa. dur
ing which period he traversed the greater
part OF Egypt and Abyssinia. and penetra-
ted the desert to within ten degrees of the
equator, unaccompanied by any European,
or even an Interpreter. whose services he
did not require, having himself come knowl-
edge Of the native languages lie has
brought with him, as trophies OF his sror.
ting adventures, sixteen chests full Of the
skins of animals killed by Himself, sUch IS
leopards, hyenas, rhinoceroses, DE. lie in
tends soon TO return with a more cor pie te
outfit ami renew hi. war upon lions, ele-
plants and hippopotani
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
Disees Issuance Of the Ola Senate Cham
her.

The use OF the old Senate Chamber
Of the United States, has been discon-
timed. These halls, the scene OF 50
many great events-wherc questions
of peace and war, and questions OF
great domestic importance, have been
debated upon-those halls. which have
rung with the eloquence OF Clay, re-
sounded with the sublime periods OF
Webster, and echoed back the merry
oratory Of a Calhoun, have been ahan-
doned, and the Senate will hereafter
pursue its deliberations IN in the new
and more spleAdld, but less sacred
chamber.
On Tuesday, the 4th inst, the last
session was held in the old chamber,
hallowed by the thousand clustering
memories, which gather thick about
it. Appropriate speeches were made
on the occasion by Mr.. Crittenden AID
Others.
After the organization in the new
hall the Vice President ADDRESSED the
Senate, giving historical sketches Of
Congress at the various seats Of gov
eminent, until It's location at Wash
ington. 'IIethen narrated the burn
ing Of the capitol by the British army.
The assembling thereafter Of the Con-
gress in Blodget's Hotel, on the site
now occupied by the General Post
Office, and finally the assembling in
1859 in the present building. He then
went into an interesting comparison Of
the present character of the Senate III
the early days Of the government, aud
now. Then it was almost wholly an
executive body, and much Of its bust
ness was transacted with closed doors.
lie spoke Of the great mission the ma
tlol has fulfilled, aud is destined to
t-lflI; urged upon Senate due ap
preciatlon OF the responsibilities resting
upon them, i reviewed the senator
ial career Of the great q, al whose
achievements and services in that
chamber illuminate our hi,.o-v. The
President often took part in debates,
and i Was not cor many years that the
ealieriei were PROV deh CIR Spectators
Nav ne Senators carry WITH ther4
to their new ball the iuspira.ion Of
their predecessors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

DANGER or RELYING ON ExroRTEp Cox,
FEssioNs - Extorted confessions are uncer.
tain evidence. A case il illustration re-
Gently occurred in Ind.',.. Joel Gresb
suspected Of being engaged in the late rob.
berries at Charlottesville, was seized bv
lynchers and hung up to the limb of a tree
by the neck, with view of forcing him to
cohfesA When let down he still asserted
his Innocence. Up he was run again, and
Yearly strangled. de then confessed his
only chance to live The confession after
wards proved to ts an entire fabr cation.
and Gresh was innocent Of the crimes
charged upon him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
The Ladies' Home Magazine
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR,

AND
MISS VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.
Volumes Thirte EN- and ourte u.
! Ia announcing the Volumes OF the HO m r
| MAG aZItE for 1859, the Publisher
cannot hut refer 70 the significant f,ct tnat while
nearly every othe literary periodical In the countr,
lost ground during 1855 under the depres sing inNu-
ence Of the mes, THE HOMs MAGAZINE IN
| CREASED IN CIRCULATION BEYOND ANY
| PREVIOUS YEAR. A fact like this needs no com
me5t--it speaks for itself; AID only remark on
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! OF preparing magazine FOR the HOMES OF THF
PEOPLE that sh all TO both parents and chill
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thing that has occurred since the initial number
| went forth
Our Magazine will continue under the same edito-
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| tofore, in each number-a Mothers Department; .
Health Department; Boys and Girls Treasury;
the Toilette end Workable; Hints for Housekeep-
ers; and al Editorial Department.
Reliable Ooiorei Fashion Plates and Gne Steel In.
CRAVINGS besides an almost endless variety Of Nee
dlo-work Patterns, will continue to be given. In a
werd, the Home Magszine shsll be all that its name
implies; while In style ofembellishment ard beauty
Of Typography, 1t will not be exceeded by any maya.
line OF its kind in the coun ~.
The admirers Of Miss Townsend will be pleased to
learn that she will in the Janusry number
a new story, entitled, ssWAIT AND SEE,"
to be continued through six seven numbers Of the
Magazine. Those whe have read her s'LOOk
81 To- need not be reminded Of the pleasure that
Is IN store for them.
TERMS.-0ne COPY, for one year, ~; two
copies, for one year, s.. All additional subscri.
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sent, the getter up OF the club will be entitled
additicn ,opy OF the Magazine. Specimens fur
nahed to all who wish to subscribe make up clubs.
CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.
me Magazine and Godey's Ladies' Book, one year
81 80. Home Magazine and Harper's Magazine,
one year, SO so Home Magazine, Godey's Lsdy's
Rock, and Harpr's Magazine, enc year, Is. Ad-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

DEsTRucTIoN or OYSTER bEDs The New
Orleans belta says: Not the least Of the
many disasters produced last sumner ~
the creyasse on the west bank Of the liver
is the destruction OF the oy-ter beds in the
bay and tayou Of Barrataria, VIII ch have
long been the chief resource ard depend
ence Of our oyster dealers Every day
since the oyster season has opened the ex-
tent OF this damage becomes more manifest.
The enormous body OF Mississippi water
which has been forced through these out.
let's to the Gulf has left thick and heay Y
deposit of sediment, that has proved like
the water for poor Ophelia, too much of
mud for the poor ovst. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
GOLD EkSAaI
Grand and gWaSe Pianos.
s'EEiAHii l. SONS,
81 Walker st (siaaT Broadway Ny.
MANI TIIsEEsS.

Were award d the Fist Premium where and 7vhen-
ever tary brought tber Pi.i3e r rtes INTO { npe,i-
ton with tn b It makers OF Boston. New YORK,
Philadelphia, and Baltic. ore
ceivsd the TWO first pr!z, Meials at the Metro.
politan FAR. Washington, 1876
The First Premium "a gold Me,lal) ( the hest Pr
ano r. rte az the Mary'-nd institute, Bali more ls56
The FIRST Prize Medal for he hest PIN, Forte AT
the american Institute, Crystal Palace, New York,
1856.
The FIRST Premium "a Gnld Meis) for the best
Grand P.aro at the MaIylan Institu e, Baltimore,
1851.
The First Premium at the State Fair Detroit, 1857.
The Fast Premium at the state Fair, Ri, hniond,
1857.
Among the judges we're he first musical talent OF
The ccuntry, such IS w Mason, Gottseha k, Wolen-
haupt, &c. Grand and ,quare Planes constr ucted
with the full wooden and iron frame combined are
war antad for three years. Prices moderate.
Os22-ti6no
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

Effect or ENERGY.-Alexander T. Stew
arts marble palace was not er, cted bv a
lazy man. The owner of it did not stand
on the street corners nor lounge about bar
rooms, with cheap cigar il his mouth all
day. H. came from Ireland. with zeal
good Judgment. and industry. 10 work his
way from the lot Of poor boy up to the
eminence Of a millionaire
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
A Card.

TNHE official report taken from the Argus OF Sept.
i Goth, 1861
No AZ DIP While, Davenport, Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine, Deserving Of high c0mmen-
ddft0n.
No SIS. G Este, Davenport. l Sewing Machine,
Good.
No &c. T C Este, sewing Machine.
N0te-The several sewing machines on exhibition
all superior, each doing the work well and at
rap I'd rate, highly commemorate.
The premium Machine" can be seen at A "
Basy's store. p WHITE, Agent
z. $. t. Este denies putting q stick In our sew.
ing nlschine at the Rock Island Pair. We never
charged him or any else with it; but did you
er see a bird futter unless hitp
PIP. 3 s We shall in few days have a lot Of
Wheeler Wilson g FIRST Premium" sewing ma
chimes Tor FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
The New British Minister on iboli.ioni.t.

An old grndge against Engital las
raakled IN the breasts of the American
people since the DAYS Of therevolution,
aud L gand, with he; accl>toia"d
haughty overbear.ng ard impudeutly
medIIesome disposition, Instead .;
seeking 10 alav IL, has avAlel itself oi
every opportunity to increase the hos
tile teehhg The greater portion Of
the American people would have ban
lshcd the hereditary enmty, and cG!-
tlva'ed those friendly relations, which
she id be entertained between the two
most enlightened aud li'eral govern
merts IN the world-two nations unit
ed BY ties Of blood. character aud re-
lIgion but the i'll advised policy Of
the Ministry Of England, mas always
with the exception OF short periods s.
been TO keep the old sores running
and the old fires of hatred burning.
Upon the North Eastern boundary
question, upon the Oregon question,
and upon the right OF scarch-untll
lateIy-they have shown the most
uncompromislng splrst, and every con-
ciliatary effort of GU. government has
been colby met or answered only with
naughty assumption.
Lately, only because it was aware
that q war was otherwise inevitable, It
disavowed its CLAIM of right to over
haul and search vessels, sailing under
the flag Of the United States, and even
this it hesitated long to do, making
qllbble by still claiming right of
visitation, which amounted to the same
thing. This right of visitation, by the
firm front presented by our government,
they were finally compelled also to aban-
don: but true to their character they
drop one species of unwarrantable in
reference, but to claim or exercise an
other. They are now attempting to
Interfere in our domestic policy, with
the evident design of creating difficult
ties between the states, and possibly of
producing dissolution of the Union.
1t is confidently asserted by the cor
respondents Of the American press in
London, that tie recall of Lord Napicr,
.1r which no satisfactory reason was
made public, Was caused BY the fact
that during / Is residence among us, he
has eLGeavored to know no American
question in his social relations h,,
has mingled freely with gentlemen from
all SECTIONS OF the country, Irrespective
OF the question Of slavery. For Til,
exclusive attention to his leo,,;r,,,.
uutIoc 80 hiuOdssador anu Tetn.al :,
to interfere u questions relating only
to the seperate States, be has been
removed and Lord Lyons, no,orions
fanatic upon the question of slavery,
has been appointed to fill his place
The mission Of Lord Lyon, is sail
therefore, to include Instructions to
corso't principally with persons o,
abolition sentiments. aud in every
possible covert way to ad fuel to ia,
! flames Of dissention, now burning in
tho United States.
InoM opin.o !, if this be the policy O
! the English government, in its excessive
shrswdoess, it has overreached itself
aud instead Of weakening the growing
pcwsr u the United s.ates Of which
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
SEWING MACHINES
FOR q, q, AND IA DOLLaRs,,

me CHA NIPPON SEWER for the Afil1iox.
a fEnvkcT MACHINE which threads itself
works equally well ss the most expeu sive ind
Any lady can learn In i've minutes. "a child car .ss
wtnout din1cuty-it works without noise ana
win say inst. .ial-can be att ,ched to any table.
can oe used on lit cannot get out Of ore, Ana csn
% carried anywhere without insouvenis scs. IA.
94rs 49, nsamp snclOsedD y: HUTcRrA a., lO7 ~.
DIP strset, Chicago, or Do1 l02D -
-. Is Z TOliAblS Aren't Wnnlod =, -, -. y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
s. 4 Card"

~ AafO,
AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. "To BOOT"
Noticed a statement in late issue OF the Times
carl Ct d. p. White, Agent, TO the eject that the
machine he sells, someinss, took the premium al
the Rock Island Fair
II you will look IN he Argus Of Sept %, YOU VIII
The oia.i report and list Of premiums and here
apTears the discrepancy.
In tie first place, no premium v as offered at sl!.
while noGe could have Teen siven see highly
compim entsry note 81 the ofcial report. in connec
ton with the Quaker City Sewing Machine,
which, suppose. applied - all good m schines. II
appears, teen. that brother whites ideas OF the
fAonoraJte' Are somewhat agu--shsky, but his
machines are pretty good notwithstanding; and the
fac; toaH for the PROOF that among our wednesday s
sales was one TO a family having Wheeler & VIII
sons alreai,, but couit nst make 1t serviceable,
does not max them worse, perhaps. but only proves
the greater excellence OF the Quaker City.
ry tie way, I'll barely mention that we hsve Just
received tie Sixth invoice Of quaker City Seacing
Machines, ali there is fine assortment for select
log fron-three yles and dog N machines, At our
Office, corner 81 and Brady streets.
T. G. ESTE Z Co.,
Proprietors In the western States.
"P. S.'-t'Next." sepl3-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
Violin Il Piano Forte Instructions.

M X. HERMANN KLEIN bting a celebrated Vic
4v1 iinisi aud Piano player who just arrived from
}-rmany, Will give III stTuctCns the Violin and Pr
ano Forte either at lis residence or wherever else
whore wanted. Pianos taned and repaired In
quire 81 the Gerrnina House "a rect between Rip
ley ana Scott streets or letterhox a7i.
sp122.SmO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
New Meat Market.
.TtsC Times, Wac Prices!
MAGAZINES ONLY Is CENTS !!

.TesC Times, .t1sc Prices!
MAGAZINES ONLY IL CENTS !!
HARPER'S Havszine, on'y II cents,
IL Godey's Lady's Book, only Is cents,
Atlantic Monthly. only Is cents.
Great Republic, only Is cents
Leslie's Family and Gazette OF Fashion, IS cents,
Backwood 10 cents,
Knickerbocker, Is cents,
Peterson's Ladies' National, Is cents,
N. Y. National, rs cents,
Chess Monthly, Is cents,
Harper's weekly, (Aonthly parts,) IS cents
Leeslie's illustrated, do do II cent,
Waverly Magazine, do do j. cents,
Novelette,, do do Is cents,
Another supply TOR January daily expected.
To copies from first received and also for the
balance OF the yesr, III be necessary 70 leave the
names Of p rsons wanting, 1t the
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 50 Brady ST., 3 doors north oftre Post-oTlce,
CHARLES ADAMS, Proprietor.
Davenport. Janusry I, 1859.
neSpeciAl Contracts made with &" the Trade"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
An Apology.

VIHHE reader will please overlook the sbove ebuli-
i ton. His heightened moral sentiment In bust
would not ALLOW him such latitude Ia his right
mind. He naturally choleric, and whenever we
have held the torch to his business falsities and
meanness, he is vHriatiy ait acked with brain col
&c, and lingMdt summer complaint 30 don't
hold him responsi3le-the discount on his word Is
or alter than on the machines. HIS "few" Is one
and that L. there tnrc ugh no fair means By their
D1rks, not words, may ye know them.
nov30 QUAKER CITY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
SEWING MACHINES
A Card.

Tbs person who mAliciously put stick in our Sew.
ing Machine the wheeler d Wilscnl At the kock Is.
land Fair ja-t before the examining Committee
Dame around. did not probably obtain what the,
20 much desired we took the FIRsT PaKnruu:-
the machine Is too well known Try sgAin-bu, Aon-
orGtiy. DIP Wits,
AGENT for wheeler l. wilson
7 $. We took the nrst premium At the Iowa
STATE Fair
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
Grand Gift l.ssscrDri>c.

FINEE following magnificent pr re-ty VIII be dis
L tr,buiei among the subscribers valued at three
thons and dollars, on the LIST day of January, either
a. the lie Claire Hall or ne German Theater, Da-
vonport, Iowa. subscription tickets, one dolla.
each:
The thoroughbred S, allion Mount Airey,7
years old. Pedigree ny Traveller. h. by
imp'. Mercer dsn--Cerfto, bred by r. L.
Stevens, Ct Iiohoken. MI For further
particulars see Tori r. aiste-. His stockis
unfqnalied by any horse In this (Scott)
county. Refer so II. Leonard Sheriff
john Kiion, ihes. Baker, and OF hers. VINO
have cots the get Of this horse. Valued
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
2. The thorough bred stallion Lark.n, 6 yr.rs
old, Ia III brother 10 Ellen taten,an. ole OF
the hes. race mares Of her day. Pedigree of
Lock.in-hv imported Houien dandy
Trustee. For further particulars see Turf
REGISTER. Value. Observation-Disclosures, eco
y. One five year Old Durham bull named Mad
ison. For pedigree see volume %, Ameri-
can Short Horn Book, paee 179, entry rs.
Naiue... Observation-Disclosures. Zoo
\. One year old stallion colt Pedigree
~ Clarion dandy Old Boston. Value. 400
o. One year old Devon ball named George
vaiu' ....,...:..... ............... 400
.. ohe year ola Mo mt Aifsyhsy. Value. 150
:. One spanish JACK, D yea'sod. Value.... 100
s. Two fun ble Oh Durham Cows Vslue. 100
No. TO number 30c0-a Kilt attached to
eoch OF these nun bsrs. No Blanks. .......
The Stations Lakin ami Mount Airey took he
hrst and second pr rmiums as thoroughbred aged
stations, st The Iowa State Fair in 1857.
The above enterprse is conducted hy committee
OF Gentlemen VINO are entirely iisin,restod which
vi SECURE to each and every subscriber an equal
eharce l. Is distinctly understood that this rs nc
lottery. = -
The above stock car be sser at sll times at Duek
creek Farm, occupied by d. <. Allen.
Tickets can be had at the BuEtis House, at John
AHln's Saloon, at A. o. Billions Jewery Store OF
X Allen, or either of the md rsigned remit
lanes OF one dollar to the President will ensure
tics ct BY return mail
me numbers drawing the prizes will be published
Tor the benefit Ct parties living abroad
O FULLER. President
VIM HALL, Secretary
FRANK PLUMER Treas.
davenport. Iowa, December 8, 1858.
Oh account OF large number Of tickets not being
disposed Of, the drawing Of the above ntsrnrise VII
ue ostponed until tn LIST OF February, 1852 when
II vi most assn eddy come OF J.n1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
N Office.

TNHE Annual MEETING Of the Hawkeye Insurance
i Company will be held on fh- SECOBD MOHDA Y
In JANUARY, from to6 o'clock n, for the election
Of Seven Directors.
desc dtianlO l. p. COATES. 6ec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

GrOrer ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style Price $50.
445 BROADWAY. n. Y

These Marhinfs sew from two sprols. and sorm a
seam IF urtqUaled stTeasf1, beauty and elasticity,
vtch Will er rip, even Il every ~ rn sit b. cut.
They uGN siionably thr best IN the market for
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

0UDsCR1B1Re 70 the stock OF the above named
- sseociastoa Ase hereby notined that the nrst O.
oosnent % swenty.1vs dollars rsr hare y poyo6le
D NE eoe q ~ oaboesiboS q ~ IL ~ q JaI.
s1E&4s l. = - ecs'A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
MUSIC.
WHITES QUADRl!.LE BAND
Lecture, Scott TO-, EOerN.

BAND or TWELVE.
First Violin, Jacob strasser,
Second Violin, :chultz,
Clhronet, John Scnuhier
Flute, Ii jcks tedt
Ccrnet, Hichaeli,
First True1pet Henry 3ohlhleY,
Second Trumpet, Eks-t
First French Horn, Schroeder,
Second French Horn BsuR
First Baritone. A ". Resd,
Contra Bass, Prhst.
Prompter, 4. N. White.
BAND OF FiVR.
First Violin, A. ~ White,
Second Violin, Jacob Gtrasser,
Carionet, John Schunler,
Cornet Henry Schunlor,
Bass, W Mead.
4l orders addressed 70 A. W. RRAD, or yAOOa
5rkASSER, Davenport, Iowa, or to A. WRITE,
e. Claire, Iowa, Will receive prompt attention
N. We furnish better Music ,hAn any oths
a.ud ia Ii. State, OF B,Itz no ctuYps.
~ra33st.ti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

RAILWAY CoSyENTIoS.-As heretofore ar
nounced a convention Of presidents, direc
tiers, and stockholders in all railway com
panles interested in tina construction Of a
road to the Pacific will be held at Memphis
on the z4th Of January. Roads north and
south will be represented, and il is de-ign-
ed to agree upon some plan for building a
road over the plains satisfactory to all par
ties interested, in order that the conflicting
interests before Congress may be reeonciled
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
Notice.

LII perfons receiving Blanks from the Board OF
IA Trade will much oblige the Sc rotary by making
the necessary statement Of their business and re
urning the same through the Post-offce or at tbs
Dee Of the Board, No 8 Brady street. dec25-1~