davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-11-09

- IN item Of intercstto every lady visiting
this city: The largest stock aud greatest rarl-
ETY. Of Millinery shown by any one concern mag
be seen at Wamsley i Hueston's, Al and ~
Clark street. noy7.4t
, 1859-11-09

THE CrsLp KIDNAPPING CAsE.-1t is believed
that the lidnappers Of the little daughter Of
Peter CErsen Of VIII County, have been traced
to the West Division Of this city, but the clue
has been lost We trust our detectives will
lose no diligence in developing this mystery.
, 1859-11-09

UTANTED.-To Mechanics i
W few plee hands ac.u.tomed to small work. toue
but trst rte woskGen Feed Apply. ". B. YOUNG i
10 Hrick Building reat Of is tEels atEeet. no91lW
, 1859-11-09

nc. Il SCRIVES. 4dreTtfstn9A A2+at Is DesfrtorH-a
il eao-.std to reeee Advertisement for sA and oil ~
f<a. .f;no Pau<ry Of the Worth 1rt-t ja1-bes+y
, 1859-11-09

N7ANTED-A few good men used
" to working about Lumber ss.4enshmeEt. In.
arI,t at the otace Of HANNAH, LAY CO., cor CarA
End Jackson STREETS, hos14s
, 1859-11-09

On Monday. the 7ta l.:a-t. {: Seiskt Fever. FANNY
AKIN, aarEhte. Of CEares H. acd Henrietta A!kea
aged two yes:a and ten EoH'hA
, 1859-11-09
&HtFN ESk.


The valuation. according to the markets, O.!
the weeks receipts Of leading articles Of Fro"
lucc. will be found in the following table:
, 1859-11-09

WANTED-By an intelligent ac-
w t.ebo. fifteen Ttass u aee, s.suatlou - Clerk
Once or rana Boy lie viii give aaiist.etion haerer
he IyempipYed IQQIfe ate Press and TEbune Counting
Knom noso{tlw
, 1859-11-09

NTANTED-A boy for stripping
w Tobacco Apply At IL Eint.e zttee entrance f!os
.hA h1rE fnor EQ91St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
4 0R EAT DAY,

The speeches OF ncan, Elwood and
Finch, delivered in this city on Tues
day evening, have had y most salutary
effect upon the people in confirming
democratic, in retaining and fixing the
position Of the wavering and making
converts from the sin OF Black Repub
lieanism to the pure religion OF Demo
crazy. 1t is seriously believed by
many who observed the great efec,
which the speech Of Mr.. Dean hac
upon our friend Price, that even he
who Of all backsliders has been the
most ineorrigibls, will give his hearty
support to the democratic ticket. lie
will do this, it at all, not because he
loves the opposition party less, bu,
that he loves Dean more. Whether
this would not do more hurt than good
y . question for writer's on political
economy to discuss. One thing, how
ever, 10 just IS sure as that light drives
away darkness, and that is tina, the
democratic party Of old Scott may
count upon large increase in theil
vote on account alone Of the pow
srful and convincing speeches delivered
b the gentleman above mentioned.
Never have We seen the Democracy
more thoroughly awakened. Loot on,
tor tremendous vote on the second
Tuesday Of October. The signs of the
times indicate the dow nfall Of the OPP.
position in Scott county and the State
at large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

A LADY In Hiddletown, Conn has rscov.
cred by 'swsni,. s35 and costs from an
iilmaDne fellow who dressed himself mp |
- . ghost and nearly frightened her 70
death
TwESrY FIVE thousand barrels Of oil were
sold al New Bedford a. private sale. On
Monday, at 5 - per gallon.
A MAN usne1 Wil.on, dressed IN suit Of
patent submarine srnor, walked across the
Schuylkill river. under wae., at Phiiadei-
phis, on Friday.
E. RosKRs, Of North Adams, has q shoe
that was worn SIS years ago by woman at
her wedding in Northampton; the heel 10
made Of wood. three inches high. running
to a triangular point. one-haif inch bi DAD,
and tipped with leather.
We have seen it stated that the aggre-
gate Of cold is greater the present year
than during any one for seventy years past,
except that Of ls45.
AN ancient house in New Orleans recent.
ly went iato the possession Of charcoal
seller, who found pile Of Spanish doub>
looms under the floor in one of the rooms.
The sum fourd is reported to he about
$4,000.
TAVERN keeper Of Harrisburg, Pa, has
been arrested and held for trial, at the suit
Of widow whose husband had died from
the effects OF drinking to excess at the tay.
ern OF the defendant A civil suit for dam
ages will also be Instituted
WHOSE best works are traDpled upon
most? shoemakel's; because good shoes
last longer than bad ones.
A SIcSoR FARiSr of Port Hope has chal.
lenged Biondin, as follows:
| will carry NJ Blondin TO the centre of
his cable cross the Niagara River, he to
carry me the res Of The distance across
Afterwards to start from either end ~ oceed
to the centre, and down ropes to the deck
Of the Maid Of the Mist below, returning
the same way
offer this challenge in consequence OF
M. Blondins repeated assertions that no
man dare perform his feats"
HowEs 4 CusuING's United Sta es circus
company, now travelling in Ireland. have
"Pplled to the owners of the Great Eastern
to take them and their 100 horses TO Ameri-
ca on her first trip, with permission to give
exhibitions On board during HE passage -
The track could be made Of India rubber
mating, the same as is used in the London
theaters where circus performances are CIV
ell on the stage
STEAM boiler has recently been invent
ed by Sir. Joseph Hanson, Of Philadelphia.
which. 1t Is claimed, can not explode or at
least TO such an extent as to be feared. It
Is commended 10 steamboat men, and is thus
described:
This boiler. though shaped like NEST
Others. is entirely different in construction
being composed altogether of cast,iroI
globes. to the number Of about three hun
drei. These gle bes are about six inches in
diameter, and have at each end tubes about
two or three inches l,ng. which connec,
one globe with the other"
We learn that the crew Of the Great
Eastern will consist Of 90 able Lodled sea,
'nrn. 81 seatn.a iig"ers, 200 ergireers and
hre'neh; stewards staff 100 making. with
officers, about 59n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

Another startling case of en- bezzement
by bank clerk has just TRANSFERRED and til.
police have succeeded in arresting The gull
~ party and in recovering about 100000
worth in diamonds, DC, purchased by "A
portion OF the proceeds Of sundry emhezzle.
ments from the Fulton Bank amounting in
the aggregate to the alleged sum Of SOL
600. The guilty party is William j. Lane,
young married man residing with Ills
father in Fourteenth stree, near Eight aven.
Ne. Lane was transfer and foreign note
clerk OF the bank and by means of false ca,
tries succeeded until Tuesday last ia / eep
ing his embezzlements a secret
On that day they were discovered. and
he was Immediately confronted with Mr..
Joseph KagrOchan, President of tie Bank,
several Of the Directors and Officer King Of
the Lower Police Court. Lane at once con
fessed his guilt, and gave information hy
which about $4,000 worth OF property
was recovered His first operation it az
pears, was to procure mistress, and this
he succeeded in perfecting in the rerson Of
Miss Meserole, for whom he hired, at a
rem. Of 81 900 per annun, the house No.
$50 Vest Nineteenth stree. furnished il j,
mag iicent style,supp or'ed the girlIand her
mother and gave the torn,era Il 300 dla
mond cross a $500 Get of bracelets, five ele
giant diamond rings, two sets of die mond
err rings gold watch and chain. DC, de-.
10 ell valued at e. .0OO
He next purchased four fast horses and
carriages to match, for the purpose of driv-
ing his lady about. The horses. cost IS 600
bus how much he had paid for the carria>
Res. harness, and other fisins, he has for
gotten. To avoid suspicion, one Andrew ]
sparkle. Of No 50 Fourth avenue, professed
to be the proprietor Of the stable establish
ment. The officer asked Lane II he did net
also keep yacht, when he replied, that he
would have had one had he had tune to
sail II. The officer visited with him the
house Of Misc Msserole. and the iewelry,
furniture, DO. were given IN tc him. The
livery sstablishmsnt va also seised. and n
in charge Of The authorities. Lance salary
Was but 81 900 per anuum.
His tther, who has been cashier Of the
bank for 80 years. vas his bondsman to the
amount Of 10000 Young Lane states
that he expended In one day for lottery
tloksts 81 900 and 1850 per day for two
veeks. besides other Gums al vsrioua times.
and that he drew but one prize. which va
tort .00s He says he recently had olo. 600
but Il clipped through bic hoeers 20 easily
that hs sanaot account for Il. Yssterdsv
.tssrnoou the officers Visited No. 90 Fourth
avenue and thsss ssized . trunk beloneins
V Lana. which i said to contain sscurIts,
q vsrious hlnds belonging to the bsnk.--
The a0dsvit Of soa,plsiat. % whlch Lane
~. arrested. was msds BY the President
81 tAs = AK before Justias Oshoss and i a..
vsld 81 pastlsulssa Ths nss,s.rsIs VIII
BOT ~ early DAP los ths invsstis ration Of ~
matter. Esd ID he assauna holds lAns i
custody.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
The New Movement against the w ebsteP
Statue.

The Abolltonists have adopted a
new cry. Down with the Union"
has given place to "Down with Web
>ters statue" The Disnnionsts Of
/ massachusetts, are convulsed with in
d'gnatiCn that the bronze image of the
Great EXpounder should remain in
front of The State House, and Gov.
Banks is ronndIy denounced for rec
ornmending the State to accept the
statue as a gift. We quote the follow
ing words from Garrson's manifesto on
the subject. published in the LiLera-
tor
"THE STATUE Musr BE REMOVED.
Let this be the popular decree to-
morrow-let the declaration 90 forth
from the lips of every upright man
lie: it be the voice of Massachusetts,
A vote of the Legislature can undo
what vote has doEe. That vote can
be secured by prompt circulation Of
respectful petition, to be signed by
all who in their hearts respond to the
cry-THE STATUE MUST BE REMOVED"
The statue must be removed {.
and let all the people say, amen!""
Here is the petition which receives
signatures in the towns of Massachu.
sets !:
ITO the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts,:
We, the undersigned citizens Of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
respectfully ask you to remove from
the State House grounds-as no hon
or to the State aud repugnant to the
moral sense Of the people-the statue
Of Daniel Webster, whose last years
were spent in defending the Fugitive
Slave bill, and whose last counsel to
the Commonwealth was to conquer
her prejudicss' against slave-huntiug
and to return men to bondage with
alacrity.'"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

EXTRAORDINARY DnCovtRY -TnE TUsKs
AMP iftrn .. HAsrADoH FouNp John W
l'iown, Justice Of Peace in Morgan County,
lndiata, II forms us that two huge tusks
and several large teeth were found recent
iy, by man named Milton Craven, q quar-
ter Of a mile fr N White River, MI e feet
under ground. One Of the tusks supposed
to have been mated, and TO have come from
the same animal-a unstadon probably
Is eight feet long. and weighs one hund ed
and eighty pounds but as the ends are
broken off, It's appearance indicates that it
must have originally measured eleven feet
portion of the other tusk-broken in two
measures hive feet. Qhe second par,
could not be fouhdD and the teeth weigh
twelve pounds each. They must have be-
longed to one colossal creature so immense
perhaps, rs our informant suggests, that i,
could not get into tie Ark at the flood
and was drowned by staying out Of doors
at the time Of that very copious shower
Cincinnati Enquirer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Physleisss are generally 10th 10 sIsak . sosdia
praise OF what called patent medicines" In
deed, It Is article IN tse eide OF msdcsl ethics,
that pm stefan 10 ssnriors the uge ~ ~ Oh Penn
ell cannot b. coast ferei . member Of the Nation
al Assocntirn But there exceptions to tbs nast
stringent rules and many the disciples Of rsculA
Plus hsve a-tusliy been compelled, b. the force o.
facts TO recommend ths ~ Of DR J. HosrESTEa's
sroMsoB BITTIRs, for those diseases which are
pa rticulsriy prevalent during the sumner and fall.
They have aimed that tn. re are no remedi 10
tho phAr pia which can compare With this won.
derful CONT ound for arrangement Of the system.-
Thousands Of families residing along the gronnis
Of the Western and Southern rivers, ore nov ON
| WINGED that they have found . medicine peculiarly
adapted for their ailments, while In other portions
the country, during the summer months, the demand
| for the article is equally large
/ Sod by druggists and de aers generally.
See Advertisement In smother s,lumn
septl-toctl
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Threes.-
This 1alty Of se!zing hold ard causng The expul.
sion o. depraved humors, Is possessed BY no other
msd.cne than BRANDRErH's Pills. They operate
only upoa the tissues involved in that Is effected by
the disease. In fact, they seize upon those humors
not so much from preference natural sfnnity, be-
their HE is below that OF the surro anding
parts, and which, settling the tissues the tn
that Is. ar .und the throat region. produces sore
iros, sore throat plague, and the severe he dsche
ID fever. within an hour after four or six pills
are taken there is fet peculiar creep in the part
affected, asori Of collecting up Of the diseased fu
nors reajy for expulsion. No hurt or weakening
ehe>t can e.er arise from their Cte, because they
c,nnot sct upoa healthy parts. Taken es-ly they
prevent al organic diseases. Oh how Ia 20 tant In
sickness to tina: .acine which only extinguish-
ca the disea e, and leaves NO evil 6,cts behind -
Sold at 81 amor THIS Principal Ones No. 294 Canal
street, New York, sni BY all rsspec able dealers IN
nadictn's. SepI3-t0c'11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
WHAT ARE YOU DOING

This question we put to every dem
ecsatic votsr-to every democrat in
Scott County, and desire q plain an
swsr. What are you-individually and
sollectively-doing towards obtaining
victory over the opposition forces o,
the llth day Of October NEXT Ev-
cry man that lives hes more or less
influence with certain ones Of this fel-
lev msn--svery democrat in Scot,
County 10 able to exert . larger or
smaller degree Of influence, aud be il
sow called upon to do it /; to use every
honorable szsrtion in his power to
The end thas the candidates who are
upon The democratic ticket may be
elected.
Never since Scott county was organ
yea W. there . more uusxceptiona-
els-s more worthy Of . sounder dem
estatie tickst placed before the people.
Every name on Il u the represents
W. q . man amply qualified BY
vsssuss ssd sdasasioa ts Gil the Office
- ~AteA b b aeniuatsd, and II elect
- eill sssss Ne people y t,.,.y
solasle ed hssosahls sssv.ss ouiv
wv What ~ yss doing V s,snr,
~ s'sstissi Il here az aeuo-
!. 49, y ~ sessty whs dsss sos i,.,
Y leeesly y Ais Iassssst y vst,--.oa
~ " y vsts ~ but 70 l.ko. 4,
- ~ = ~ )ss,y lsa ~, il i
eeolllaaas We & xss t,liavs stu,.
Y e6ej ~ Asss u y, lava -,
W'1o1 ~ uo(sslstsa,,, ~
~ u y NM ilas vv,,s m.s
s 10 olllet \ AWaot..vits svsS.'
- s(1D Mo ls>1mlao esA q
, ooetoss|sa \ Stlest sht IN
~ lleo MN r ojaoe I'm Ailj6j
|IliidqfiEii!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
HON. ~. @. DEAN

wti address tbs people upon the political Issues 0
tAs az d the following TIM, . aud pisfes
Tiptoo September 10. At pm.
lows u y, September 70, Al 2 pan.
wapelio. September ~, st2pn.
The Csatrsl Commits s u the ssv.rsl couatio
viu please size inns date notice Of the above up
Dsinsmeots and mako tha Necessary arrsngeurnt,
~ ords- Of she Democratic
6TAFE CturRAL OOnMITrsE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
81. Mary's Academy, Ind,
CHARTERED IN 1883.

CT. nARYH ACADEMY u beautifully sttussea
- on thu D. Joseph's River. two miles from south
henA. . xty miles from Chicago, on the Southern
Aichigan D. and seven from niles, on the Co.
trail Aichissn R-a stage connecting thsse to
ROADS passes the Academy twice : day. The arounde
are very extensive and beautifully adorned
bA'hins rifinE OIL hossehack, and thorough eales-
the0ics are some Of the ured to promote IN
physical development OF the pupns.
The literary advantages are Of the Highest order
ehs institution possessing ne Laboratory and Phi
losoPhieal apparatus; chocc and extensive Herbe-
runs Of Native aud Foreign Plants, and carefuuv
selected Library. The Prei Oh and German lang n.
ges are spoken In the Institution % duentiy a The
hne,ish, several Of the community being educatSA
lsdies from France aud Germany. Great stteotioo
u paid 10 mtic, independent OF the private Lessons
received By the pucrs. Regular Instruction 10 nv
en- In classes three times week. In all the princi-
pies Of vocal and instrumental music
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
The Whole World United !..Sick Pc,
pie, Think !..Aftcr which, Act!


You'd scarce expect. at this late day
With startl ng cues a book to fiji
This Is the case. the million say,
With the cures OF Herriok'S Pill
They come from Fast, and North and West,
And with clad tidinas the papers nll,
Because they are the cheapest, aafest, best.
And superior to others is uerrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They Always cure-they ne yer kill
Thousands now in their sraves were laid
Were II not for Herr.ck's Pill.
Each pill With sugar Is covered DER
rare discovery CT matches skill;
Their like WAS never seen before.
Until it.appesred in Hovriak's PHI.
With joy elite his bosom nils;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerTck's Pills.
~ HERRICE'S MATCHLEsS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have 'rundsted the world with
,eir popularity Over five millions Of boxes are
used annually giving employ ment to eighty five men
and women 10 put them up. Their cures are mum.
bered by thcusands-iheir praises the tongnes Of
oil. Citze OF Davenport and rlsewh ere, have you
ever US ii thesnY Put up In English, Spanish Ger.
msn and French directions. Large family boxes
- oentsl five boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
III hI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

The lst session commence the LIST Monday OF Ssn.
tumbeP
The ID session commences the nrst Monday Of -.
rua'y.
Plain and every variety Of Fancy and Ornsmse.
tai Needle Work taught without any sddisional
charge.
Payments required semi-snnuaiy In advance. 4
school for Deaf Autes hes also been opened OF d
Aary's.
All letters TO both Institutions must be addressed
to d. Mays Academy, Notre Dane ?. q Indiaaa.
aug2A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

MOrFAT'S LIFE PIT. The high and envied
Avl celebrity which 4 IS pre.emiuent medicine has
acquired FOR its invArable cacy In al tho disc SEES
which 1t pofetses to cnre, has rendered the usual
trac'e Of ostenta'ious ppfng not only nm
hut unworthy OF them They are known by their
fruits thetr good works testify for them and the.
thrive not by the eei OF the credu rs In all cae.
- OF coslveness, dyspepsia, bilious and liver sN.c-
lions, PILES, rheumatism, fever. and ague =, obstinate
head ,ches. and all general deranaem nts OF health,
these Pills Rave invariably proved certain and
SPEEDY remedy. A single t,ial will place the Lite
Pills beyond the Iesch Of in the innate
of every patient.
Dr.. Moffats Ph9nx b tiers will be found equally
sficacious In all cases OF nervous debility dyspep
s!a. headache, the stkress incident TO females In
'e!!cste health and every kind OF weakness u the
dieestiveorgans For sale by DR. ". b MOPFAT,
335 Brosdway, ard by Medicine Dealers and Drug
lists generally throughout the country
eent3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
Hair Dyc-Hair Dye-Hair Dye
WIN. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYRl

The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II YOU wish to escape rdcule
GRAY, RED, or Rusty HAIR DYED instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or kin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS aud DIPLOMs 8 have been
awarded to VIM Bachelor since so, and over
SO. 900 applications have been made 10 the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
WIN Bachelors Hair Dye produces . COZ. not
TO be DISTINGUISH ed from nature, and Is WARRANT.
Ed not to lniure in the least. however long IL mey
be continued. aud tie i'll effects OF bad dyes renee
died the Hair invgorsted for Life by this splendid
Dye
Made, sold or applied Tin 8 private rooms) At the
Wig Factory, 2S3 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
, The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides OF each box, Of
WILLIAM 4 BATOHRlOR,
Jnlyla-wt ga broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
M!gi-Migs-WigS.

BACHELORS Wigs and 7oupees surpass all.-
Th'y are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-nc
shrinking eff the head, ni.e. this Is the only es-
tsti shment where these thing are properly UNDER
stoo' aud mads.
Jul 3y-wly 233 Brosdwsv. New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

Isva CITY, Thu edsy Mptemb~r -. To. N
osdsr Rspsd", vrtday, tsptembeY 30, 8p. m.
0areneo. Saturdsv. Oct.bsr I. I y. m
netoo, Monday, October ., TIP N.
Dewitt, Tuesday, ctcbsr I, 1p.m
osQuossa. Wednesday, October s. I p. m
oelssvVs Thursdsy. actobcr ., Up q.
DaDeeus. Friday October 7.7pm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

lsSSSSa (tsn Hpasto otsts that Iht tas
!ssins crop n slssit Ya,s News o. ihs
lesh q Jsss sesapslssa, " .sst SIrss h.
sss..sl s1es....s;'s T. ed a.! sas ge:s iss T.
gasss wsss svs hss7 s;pss 81 L,sady, 81
X: s|:.: '': :, 'I,i e W, .:i ~. ..s
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

$500 YHAR.-WAnted An Aorrvs HONEST
man in every county In the States, to travel and
canvass for the NEW YORK OMNIBUS = beautiful
ly illustrated monthly journsl To suitable, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and . small commits
ION viii be pad. address
@. p. BRirTos, Publisher, 80 Beekusn st..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29

Newspaper ksTgKPRrsE.-The pro-
prietcrs of the New York Herald 10
making arrangements to publish the
debates Of the next Congress entire
every word that will be said in both
houses. The Herald says that large
proportion Of what appears in the Con-
gressionai Globe is not uttered in Con-
gress, but prepared by members fof
publication. Mr.. Bennett intends to
report just what is said, no more, no
less, given each day what was said and
done on the previous day. He pro-
poses to have the proceedings Of the
forepsrt Of the day transmitted by
mail and of the latter part Of the day
by telegrs pb. This movement well
illustrates the growing enterprise o.
the newspaper press of America, and
10 characteristic of the thorough-goine
business spirit which controls the
New York Herd establishment. The
Herald must be acknowledged to be
the leading news-paper in America, i
| not in the world.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
~The Governor Of Kentucky ssid
n his inaugural address

1.-THE territories arc the property Of
the State and al have an equal right
to 20 there With their property, and to
bs protected IN IT, enjoyment. The
people who sIuigrate there have the
right 10 and will determine for them.
selves whether they viii or vii! not
have slavery when they have framed .
Const!tution, and propose TO Congress
to come into tho Union a . sovereign
State. 1al hey Aaas 10 s;5As ss 10
~ VAfjt IN q Isyvtsesgoj eos,sNtios,,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-29
X eavy Bank DE faicnliOn.

THE FULTON BANK ROBBED OF SOL
000-ARkEST OF The NOTE CLERK
AND RECOVERY OF $40 OOO WORTH
OF JEWELEY, FAST HORSES, &c.