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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
OPINIONS OF THE PARIS PRESS ON TIL
WAR.

From the Presse, May
There has not BEEN aud there could not be- any media
resolved last stepa step vague, without charac
without precision, and certainly without hope C0ofe
took place. but they so uhcs and Ridiculous
that they still going on II is said, on the very day
that Austria Invaded Piedmont. Now, as alxays tss
Italian question European one, but the passage Of the
Tlcno has made It moro particularly French There,
said that Piedmont Is resting 10 Ialv n ~.
de pint Indispensable 10 France her ns.ural bn sar
the auxaries OF France, and tho nd eancsd pnard T
the French army In any against Austrn r. "a NO
more permissible for aoy French government 10 aow
Piedmont to be crushed than for the ncutraitv of-
Swizeriand 10 DC sacrificed II would bs 10 lay
France open, and TO condemn her to keen I'M oo III
immense line an army OF 100000 men, The Frenanl
government has not committed that fault When Ped
mout was threatened by Ausria she promised tcfen
ner. fHomoht nov vided che flies her
tance sucn s the true pocy France Austria has OBJ
tnately rejected the counsel OF her best friends
cNsed her ears TO the which
net from oil sides. Nothing ut all unreasonable
CURED from her; no sought either 70 despo hl
initiate her; IL only wished IN have guarantees
against policy OF cucroachmeInt contrary ~ treaties ami
Iltnscpg TO the general tranquility. Tho rests auce off
Austria ploiey changes the situation Of affairs T,e
experience of forty has sbo that the evil of which
Italy complaus and from which EuTODe 20 n cartain
oeersc suffer- much Italy, Is permanent, evilI
resulting from treaties which ia 1876 substitu cd ro,ceI
for right. and OF which Austria has taken adran
tepe to interfere In the Internal affairs of the Italian states
md in tho direction Of their policy ana IN chang,I
Independent princes into satellites and yasso,s n 81
not therefore, be sufficient TO eppcase passup
what mnst be suppressed tho cause which ro ,es n
Men vote or FORESIGHT stop the crevces 10 tot,arn
Louss tue Srbte cts repair building fon a.
on. Snce Frnbcc ia compelled 10 Destroy % fore, a.
vofk OF tneer and OF venseance w rh a ennsrese ha
'piabithed crd which n Congrtfe wished reform an
oarnot and sbe pust maks exccpt 20 hv, ocsoe
pes peace Thisa sasl Nv .!ses VI lguG ..-a4A.sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR or

81 the 3ah OF April Count Buol addressed circnl,r
osspa1ch 70 the diplomatic agents OF the Aupf,tn
government q, foreign cDnrts:- ~
her refusal 10 disorm Sardinia a. says) has ,-oye1
mat the is resolved 70 continue her aitack On az td,
puiaoe rigbts on Austria, 70 disturb the rsa.o.v ar
Europe, and ID encourage the hopes Of the
party The Sandman government has abasei toe uaooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
The Russo French Alliance De
MED by Russia.
The Way the French Loan is to
be Raised.
raE DIRBY GsIy IN fHE ENGiIH ELEGTIDyS
TIE WRECK OF THE POMONA,
&c. &C., &c.

The United States mail steamship Arago Capt. Lines
srom Havye and Southampton the 4th int arrived Of
this port early yesterday morning.
The Arseo ieft Havre at 10 O'Clock on The morning OF
Nav 4 stopped OF Cowes for passengers and miis the
came evening and passed the Needles at aiangh.
date
The Araso brings 40 passengers, the usual mails and
800 tons merchandise
Amongst the Arago's passengers are W. NJ Gwin, Jr,
Fo bearer Of dispatches from London Rev. Dr.. Far.
ren pastor OF St. Josephs church, New York; bearer of
dispatches from Rome and Monsieur Emile Chevaier, of
TIE Theatre Francois, New York.
Captain Lines, when passing Cape Race last Friday,
gaze summary Of The news to fishing bat, which
duly landed q. St. Johns, n. f., teegraphed to New
York. and published in the Herald yesterday morning.
Our aes contain the details of her news and of that by
the Nova scotian at Quebec
TIE screw steamship vlgo, from Belfast May 4th, via
Queenstown Nay passed Cape Race last suatay night
- route TO New York, where she will be due early on
Friday morning.
The news by the vgo TO the 9Th inst, by tele
xyaph from Liverpool We gave portion Of her adyces
yesterday but owing TO interruption the telegraph
line we failed to get any news from Italy. We sse en-
abled TO make up that deficiency this morning
Marshal Pelisser expected in Paris on "Wednesday
md would forthwith proceed take the command of the
Army Observation of which the headquarters Nancy
The Paris correspondent Of the London Zines writing
on the Cd inst, says
Great dunion is said 10 reign in the French Cabinet
Deangie ohio should have kept the post he held
Minister, decidedly quits ece. II tuprooaole that
oxher changes will also take place before Emperor
departure. N. La,z former Project OF the Blsss Py.
renees, in still spoken of as his SUCCESSOR.
General Herbil on has been appointed n command The
depot of the troops OF the Army Italy Gen,a lie
will leave Paris TO- morrow occupy bis post.
respectable corps d drnase is forming at Toulon
Prince Napoleon There oflicnty aboqt the
command Of the Imperial Quad but corps IS Or
sanzed specially for bis Imperial dgbness. tie will
embark at ToDon and IL supposed hts destination Will
be Genoa, If not Rome.
Lisbon advces TO the 9th ult. The rains which
had been general in Portugal after the departure OF the
previous packet had very beneficial effect upln the har
vest prospects for whea. and MAIZE but it was supposed
that barley, rye ard beans would be little benefited aud
that foreign grain general must be admitted into Portu
e, during the greater part OF the year debate on
the new Electoral Reform bin for Portugal about to
the 9th ult and the bill exp scted 10
pass this The scarcity OF bills and heavy re-
for grain had brought the rate of ex at
lisbon to SO, and even to 525s for three months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

even the expiration Of those three days allowed Sardinia
70 o'etst the Vienna utmatum. But euppDsios her
ooIs as we'll as her Trsasapine people 70 be s,aaDco,
HeTe ID no doubt but Austria must reckon taa
most cordial hatred her Italian subec A. aud m lst
look out Tor the rise Of all the OF tue l,u pson
su'a ogaitst her. We have ALREADY volunteers
war, 10 the number OF twenty to five and twenty
thousand, submitting TO hardsblps, Drawing dsn-,
gers and exposing themselves 70 ali toe nos,he conse
quences Of disappointment Of that hope Bat who can
foItsee hat the movement in Italy will whea ths arst
roar Of the cannon turns the hope into certainty when
fiery freely from town to town. aui the French
Sardinans enable and invite Italian youth Ia
ann and muster In the Of their ranksp Ia such a
state Of things II will behoove Austria and be- allies N
abe have any, TO guard well against any ward slip
against any disaster however partial and Tor
The encourage of the French viii emboiden
bardo Venetans 10 fall upon their masters wherever
chance Oilers and the ground will be hot undsr
.ne ieet OF the Ausians even within The walls Of their
improbable stronghods
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
From w ashingeOn.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 2s.-A private des-
patch from Carlisle. Ind. announces the
death of Hon. John A. Davis, of that State,
and formerly speaker of the U. s. House Of
Representatives.
The President has recognized Henry
Schonderof ss Consul Of the Prince OF
Reuss OF the Elder Branch, and of the
Prince of Renss of the Junior Branch to
reside at New York. He has recognized G.
E. Stewart as Consul Of Belgium, to reside
at Charleston, 81
The President has appointed VIM. T..
Wright, Jr., of Nd, a. Consul at Santa.
Prof. Demerty. the new Minister to Cen
tral America, will leave about the lot Of
September for Costa Rica.
Gen. Cass will entertain dinner to Min
ister Mata and NJ Lerdo. Other kind at
tentions have been extended to these dis
tinguished Mexicans by gents connected
with the executive department Of our gov
efnment,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
TELEGR APHIC

[Reported Expressly for the state DsmOcra..l

Ousrases ON beard tho Sseamb oas Expsoss.
BALTIMoRE. Aug. 23.-The Baltimore Sun
of this morning publishes an account Of .
dreadful series of outrages perpetrated on
Saturday. on board the steamboat Express,
which left here the same evening with .
large company for the camp meeting at
Chorptauk River. After getting some dis
tance from port, party Of rowdies rallying
under cries of Eubalts Bsuters and Rip
Raps, made an indiscriminste assault upon
the white and colored assengers-several
were Knocked down, stabbed or horribly
beaten. Several white men were robbed OF
their watches. money, DC. The assailants
blowing out the lights to prevent recogni.
tion. A colored man was stabbed and
robbed, and his wife outraged in his pres
ence
On Sunday morning the Sheriff of Dor.
chester county, arrested four of the ring
leaders and committed them to Jail.
One colored man is said to have died Of
his wounds
Hugh sullivan was shot IN the head and
instantly killed. last night when on his way
home about IL o'clock. Several arrests
have been made, and the Coroner's inquest
is now engaged in investigating the circum
stances tending the murder.
The Yatcht Haswell of Providence, from
Richmond, arrived here this q M, in twen-
ty-three hours from Old Point Comfort.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
State Council.

GENEVA, N. Y, Aug. 23.-Quite q num-
Der of prominent American politicians have
congregsted here to attend the American
State Council which met to-day.
The struggle will be on tho time of hold
ing the State Convention.
Daniel Ulman who. it it is said, repre-
sents the policy of Thurlow Weed, will op-
pose a call of the Convention.
On the same day the Republicans will
hold theirs in order that the latter may not
be embarrassed by any union openly with
the Americans.
The Buffalo delegation who favor union
and act with the anti-Weed Republicans.
advocate the holding of the Convention on
the 7th Of September, at Syracuse, so as to
force the Republican Convention either to
recognize the Americans or drive them in
to open rupture.
The chances thus far seem to be in favor
Of the calling of the Convention to meet
on the 2lst of September.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Aug. %.
FRrD LoRESz, Parker, ST. Louis.
DENMARK, Gray, st. Paul.
ALHAMBRA, Mitchell, Galena
DEPARTED.
FRcD LoRESz Parker, st. Paul.
DEsAARK. Gray. st. Louis.
For GALENA.-The Alhambra will leave
for Galens this morning 1t 8 o'clock.
AFTERNOON PAcKEr.-The Keokuk will
leave this afternoon at 8 O'Clock for Mont
rose
EVENING BoAr-The Northerner leaves
this evening at o'clock for st. Louis
HARD AoRoUsD.-The Ben Campbell is
hard aground on . bar about three miles
this side Of Burlington. She was loaded
with grain and salt to the guard when she
left this port.
DIFrIcULrY AT TIE RAPIDs-The War Ea.
gle could not get over the Rapids on her up
Gipssd halDhlp-Asr fsalsAs ON the
Fred Loren&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

Times Of opening aud cIosig mails IN 'hs Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTERs AL, arrives ~ 6:So and S.oV M
closes at $50 4 NJ Gsc 500 y ".
NonTHya. MAIL via Dubuque sni Northern Iowa,
arrives Al B 81 p y. c.osesat S:lt A NJ.
SOUTHERN N W., from s.. LOUIS ana southern uis
souri, araiyes at 30 p NJ; elosss al y.l5 4 y.
WrsTEss Asp SOUTHERN Iowa NALL arrives .:
$50 % closes ~ $3.50 II.
ILL Soie WAY NAIL, aeri,es G:a5 81 and o:5O ?
y; closes at o NJ aud JPN
RIvsR MAIL bouTB, including river towns aooveAt.
Louis, the Missouii River, Nebraska and Kansas
via Hannibal st. Joseph h, nrrives 81 l0 A
NJ closes at4PA
RIvEn MAIL, in ciuiing river towns from Claire
To Lyons, arrives at 8 A n clio 80 ~ $40 n.
NoRTHKRa MAIL, bS lnni, up the river, arrives at
P M Sundays, Wednesdays and Frtdsys closes ct
9Pm On Mondays, Wednesday, and Frtdavs.
BLUE grass MAIL. arrives at : u, closes 81 IL n
Tuesd sys, Thursdays and estnfaays.
AmITY MAIL, arrives and closes 1t i2 II Tuesdays
and Fridays.
bsAMosA Mail, arrives aud closes al ~ n, On
Thursdays.
The Office will be open Sunday during the Sum-
msr from 10 10 AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

Ep1ToRs DEMOCRAT :-Gentlemen-
According to your request shall proceed
to give You an account of my visit to this
interior town. and OF the doing Of the Iowa
State Teachers' Association. l left Daven-
port on the morning train. desiring to reach
Washington in time to prospect . little.
form acquaintance. ETC.. before the regu-
lar business of the Association came on
Providence favored my wishes by permit
ting me to meet at the junction. my old
friend, Mr.. G. G. Nest,erode. of Upton, who
was fully bent upon the same business
Mr. Nestlerode is one Of the oldest educa,
tors in connection with the common schools
Of the State-was one of the founders Of the
State Association. and 10 known generally
% liye teacher. He was little in ad-
vance OF time, that he might meet the other
members Of the executive committee of the
Association-stir up the people-and get
the machinery generally. ready for motion.
| am greatly indebted 10 him for many
pleasant introductions, and expect to refer
to him quite often in my "notsa" We
stopped at the Iowa House, where l was
gratiied to find our old friend Of the Le-
Claire-Mr. John Eichelberger. His din
ner on this occasion was fully equal TO the
wants of IN exacting "inner" man. and re-
minded me Of former times.
Warrington impresses the stranger favor
ably. Business seemed very lively yester.
day. I suppose nothing can prevent the
loafer Characteristic of village group
Of men standing At the depot on the arrival
Of the cara. gazing with peculiar stare at
ths passengers. should hope no one
would find fault If their look possessed any
Intelligence. We Ike ssarehing. critical
look, that takss 10 In. sits NJ, and either
lets % 60 or eourts 10. because Il 6nds
something worth pAib about ne; but .
loafsrs lovk. bahl These individuals are
known BY large pockets, which are gene.
rally full Of the bones attached 70 the end
OF the arm. In the evening the leafsrs
change plaess- stand upon the street corner
Or in front Of some grocery, rspert scandal
and rssits their sxploits.
Il u rsliefto sss the opposite ofall this
10 the men Who misd their own businssa
There goss oas nov, % BE way from his
daily laboe. He little Gisl has sens suS -
nsss him. sad ne b shssslss hin b ths
recital Il ssns lstals ssaaussl TAls uaA's
Asas ~ hsavsas sad y tAses p,soskAs
vllhe4 thess. ~ n1se o1sA os1 Nm
| I;Es,IisIls i ls,1l - : :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
Donvos City Aav1ces.

81. LOUIS. Aug. ga special dispatch
to the Democrat says that Denver City sd-
vices to the the 18th reached Leavsnworth
to.day.
Rich discoAeries had been made at the
Medicine Bow Mountains, $50 miles North
West Of Cherry Creek.
The excitement In regard to the new dig
gings ct the head waters Of the South
Platte, continued unabsted.
Large numbers were daily leaving. both
North and South.
Seven persons arrived ct Atehison 70 day
With over leo ounces Of gold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

New MEAT AND VEGETABLE MAR
KEr AT THE OLD RAILROAD STORE, CORNER OF
FIFTH AND BRADY SrREETs.-The undersigned
has just opened q meat and vegetable mar
ket At the above place, where he will con,
stsntly keep on hand for sale the best meats
vegetables, fish and game to be found in
the city.
All articles delivered free Of charge.
Aug. 8th. WM. BRYAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

SAN. BARKLEy will open his new
grocery store to-day. Sam has adopted the
exclusive cash system which is altogether
the best for both buyer and seller His
stock OF goods is large and fresh. and W e
bespeak for him liberal patronage. Store
on Brady, between Front and Second
streets, in the old Sanford building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

TAr updassieped viii leess for tenn oe ysoso
i his late eo0fortahae ssei6ooee ead ooosodaeoo
0Al .. Ao0N1:
Arsyie os61ess, . lvsolias vitA r1ns. ierUe
ess1sa, 9eAa!1h h fun beayio9: cd 10 o. eeos q
t0s0t 81 unls 80 lenee oeas - esab vlaasa .
posS g WAl1A 80 aev = ful SoogtnD eusa.te -
onaN1H111o y ab0D1Aoeo.. 9ADso = e4e1 -
- nseee = - Desalsels - ~ - -
- ~ $500 ~ sssosssv IN 1sbnasl =
il''l'RiS|sIsi; ! i 7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
MOrtgagee3s Sale.

nN Thursday, september I, 1859. mencIng at
~ ten o'clock In tie forenoon, at the fam Of d.
K All n, at Duck Greek, under and BY virtue Of
thattel MORTGAGE dated March 12 1859, executed ia
me BY Daniel Allen. will expose for sale ct pub
l!c auction, the dnest lot Of blOoded All working
stock, farming utensils, wsgons, harness, &c. &C.
ever oY.red In Scott county. Terms made known 81
sale. Handbi ls contsiniDg full particulars, de
acription and tho genea,rRy Of the stock sc, &c,
will be distributed Immediately.
Aueust "a, 1850.
aug24 FRANK PLU48R, Mortgages.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

PFC NIc.-There will be a pic mic
on the Island tomorrow, the proceeds OF
which will be devoted to charitable educa-
tional purposes. 1t is gotten up by citi-
zens on both sides of the river
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

SAM PERRY has commenced receiv-
ing his Fall and Winter stock. The cloth
ing sold at his establishment has no superb
or in the w est, and the West has 10 better
fellow to deal with than SAM Perry. His
store is directly opposite the Post office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
Reported GDutb poak.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug 22.-Some confrms-
ton Of the reported outbreak in the South,
reached here.
One Of the Jay hswkers has been taken
into Missouri.
Montgomery was reported IN the field and
It is expected that he will attempt his r..
capture.
G ,nsiderable unessiness was felt, and .
renewal Of the old disturbances ID antici.
pa.ed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

PERSONAL Our sanctum was emil
vened yesterday morning by the sunny
countenance of Mr.. Hubbs, editor Of the
Geneseo Republic. Mr. Ii. informs us that
business with him is very brisk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
~ The Turner's Celebrations

~ The Turner's Celebration
To-day is the time appointed by our Ger
man friends to celebrate the Seventh Ami
versary of their Society. The programme
is one of much interest and it will be fonnd
in another column. The whole programme
is to be concluded by Grand Ball at Lahr'
mann's Hail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

~ Suits, No. 3, Nickolls Block,
has just received another large invoice OF
those splendid Boots and Shoes, which have
proved SO universally popular among the
ladies. Drop in and examine them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

New YoPk Moskes.
(DY TELE0AAPH.1
NBw YoRK. AuR. q. 1859.
PLOuR-Firm and 60i0c better. Sales e,lG0 bbls
at 2S0a 66 for super stste; 660l 80 extra stat
O0@6 70 for eld, 90@6 80 fresh Ground extra
round hoop Ohio.
RE DL0UR Dull; 1894 ..
WH1Af-Vers scarce and uominelly 203c better
sale. small. includt~g new wh.ts ~ ct -, end
new red souths,n 30.
RYD-Heid st eOc.
CoRs-Scsrcs and 109e better. 0aieo 10000 bu
q 0Oc old mixed western.
OATs-Stsadyi oso4ac stats, western and 0ans-
diaa.
PoRE-Yirmsr Sales small q u u nsss 10 II
prime
DEDr r-cull.
DlOON-Qriet.
LAaD-Qais. sales lso bAls q lo0iie,
HUsTE1-rn~hang d.
CA8D9E-nnshanged.
A0uEs-Unchangei.
WHrsKv-1isasr; 96o9eH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
st. Mary's Academy, Ind,
CHARTERED IN 1858.

CT. nARY'0 ACADEMY II beautifully situstsd
y on tn 0t Joseph's Rive-. two miles from South
Bend, sixty miles from Chicaso, on the Southern
Michigan 3 n and seven from NILES, on the Gen.
trail Michigan b R-a stage connecting thssa two R
Roads pas o the Academy twice day The grounds
are very extensive and beautifully adorned
Bshlng riHing en- horseback, and thorough Gales
thenics some Of the means ns.d to promote the
physical d.velorment o. the pupils.
The literary advantages are Of the highest order.
a. institution possessing nne Laboratory and Pit
iosophical apparatus; choice and extensive Herba-
runs OF Native s0d Foreign Plants, and carefully
selected Library. The French ard German lang ~
60 spoken in shs Institution huentiy % the
English, sev-ral Of The community being educatei
ladies' from France and Germany. Great attention
y paid 70 music, Independent Of the privsts Lessons
received By the purrs. 1egusr instruction IL eiv-
er In classes three times week, In all the prnca-
pbs Of vocal and instrsmsntal music
fsFns per Sessleu q Five Nlenshs.
SosIeuce ne. - %
board: WashiuR, ana Tuition in ordinary
X0D1iah hpauahna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

L4- Col. T. G. Eads is seeking for
a good tenant. to occupy his beautiful place
near lie Claire. To good man he will of.
fer rare inducements.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ARssRs. EDn0Rs :-Please announce the balance,
of the Republican party Of Scolt county - oandi-
dates for the svrIl oinces 70 be filled at the ensu-
ing election, and oblige
aug2l ALL OF 'BN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24
TO-DAYS ADVT'S.
II. 4 SAMSON.

A TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office No IA
IA Grants Bnilding. Main street. Davenport, Scott
Co., Iowa. Will attend promptly To al professional
business that may be entrusted TO him.
Refer TO Non. james Grant, Davenport, and Hon.
Edmund Burke, N. H. aug24-dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

w The weather has been exceed
ingly chilly for q day or two back. W.
may expect cold nights and warm day.
from this time out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

RIcHnoxD. Va. Aug. %. "A large meet.
Ing Of the expedition was held here last
night
Resolutions were passed expressing
preference for John n. Bolts. for Prsaidsnt,
and recommending the holding Of 6tsts
Convention during The Fall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

Monday Aug. -, 1850.
FIoua-1irmer; city supsr6ns - 60; louble sx-
ira % Is.
wHEAS-Pivmer. Choice spring 70072c; good
to prime fall e5@9oc; choice 0501 %.
CoaH-Dul; ; good yellow CSC prime white 7So
OArs--Firm. Prime $50; shoics old 49,
DAaLHY-Dul Common sprlng lic; lSO6Oe for
common 70 choice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

ED- 1t is surprising to see the
amounts of goods being brought TO this
city. Our merchants are buying very
heavily this Fall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-24

WENT Up.-James Stroud and Ellen
Stroud, the individuals who were arrested
Monday evening, for drunken and disorder.
ly conduct, we're brought before his honor.
Justice Blood, yesterday morning for trial.
The fallen angel who was arrested with
them, was put upon the stand asa witness.
The testimony showed very plainly that
Ellen was not any better than she should
be. and that he was Furnishing her for her
faithlessness at the time he was arrested
James and Ellen went up for thirty days,
the other woman was dismissed. with o
notice to leave town instanter.