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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

OAKDALE CEMETRY,-We haze here
tofore taken occasion to allude, editorially
to this cemetry, rs one of the improvements
of our city, and as being the most desirable
place yet afforded as resting place of the
dead. The situation of the Oakdale come
cemetry is indeed the most propitions with
in our limits, and compares very favorably
with those Of cities of higher pretensions
than Davenport has yet attained to. In
looking over these grounds, the mind is 1t
once struck with the peculiar and happy
adaptation of the land to this purpose
There is something particularly inviting and
refreshing in the landscape we there be-
hold. which could not be improved by the
hand fman. Nature hos formed it for the
purpose for which it is now used Unlike
many others, which have been proposed, it
has the advantage of beautifully undula-
ting surface which is relieved with beauti-
full clusters and groups Of forest trees, which
occupy large portion of the ground, which
render it. particularly in the summer Sea-
son most enchanting and lovely spot-
The view obtained of the river, and the sur
rounding country, also contributes greatly
to its tractability, and renders this city Of
the dead agreeable to the living who have
deposited their friends in this their final
earthly resting place. There is a strong. .
holy desire in the hearts of the living, that
when they shall have departed this life,
their bodies may be inferred in some beau
tiful spot, where the chill winds of winter
will visit them but lightly, and where the
loved ones of earth will ever be happy to
visit, and mediate upon those who lie there
beneath the green turf How instinctiv ely
the hearts turns from the cold and black
places ofinterment, ~ though to lie there
would be creative of unhappinesa The
Oakdale Cemetry Grounds are particularly
desirable asa burying place even now,
while the projected improvements are but
in their incipient stagea The Company
who have the mattsr under soatrol have sn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Dupopt's Gunpowler.

VuVuB undorsigned y tns uusy sppetnte1 sgaat
u the Massss. Dupont, and Vtn have constaa&ly -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

In this county the Democratic State ticket
has about 700 majority.
Jno II. Jones is elected to the Assembly
from the lst District by 400 majority.
Niagra county complete. gives .Clspp q
5O4, Tucker 1857, Putnam ,22s. Except
the County Clerk, the whole Republican
county ticket is elected Dayton, Demo
crat, is elected clerk by BAT majority.
Oswego city and IA towns, give Clspp
93G maj The towns yet to be heard from
will increase his majority. Amos, Republi-
can, and Baldwin, Democrat, are elected to
the senate, and Wolcott and Sage, Republi-
can, to the Assembly.
The Tribune comedies the State TO the
Democrats by 10000 to 2o,oOO..against the
Republicans. 1t thinks the senate stands
Is, Republicans, l3 Democrats, Ameri-
can. Assembly 65 democrats. GO Republi-
cans, Americans This, however, the Trib-
une says is but an approximation, being but
a partial estimate. We believe. however,
that the Senate is pretty surely Republican,
the House DEM cratic.
The Times still thinks the Rep. state tick
ct is elected
New York, Nov 5
Wayne County-enough returns have
been received to indicate beyond doubt
that the Republican State ticket has recei
we'd about ! 500 majority.
Albany, Nov. s.
The Journal claims Is Republican Sena-
tors including johnson. American, in this
district, and Stone. Independent, in the 9Th.
They concede the State to the Democrats by
10000 majority.
The returns received at the Atlas and Ar
gus office, estimating counties not heard
from, foot up this evening Democratic major
tiles $1,000; Republican mnjorities S4,4ls.
Democratic maj in the State 1855. The
Atlas and Argus claim that the Senate
stands II Democrats. IA Republicans, l
American and Independent. and the 18th
district to hear from. Also that the As
sembly stands Ga Democrats, So Republi-
.icans, and Americans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

SHARr-VERy.-Thc Gas Company
have very neat looking bill which they
present to their customers. Here it is.
No 1872. Bill presented Nov. A. 1887
Dernocra: office,
Tothe Davenport Gas Light l. Coke Co. DIR.
For Gas consumed, month ending Oct 81, 81
$4,000, J State Of Metre this day.
$4,000, Less do at last settlement
2,7oo, Cubic feet consumed at $3.50 per
1000, xl2,l5.
Less per cent for prompt payment.
That is the face Of the bill The consum-
ers think it is rather heavy rate, but as
the metre rent Is left of. they continue to
swallow the additional dollar per thousand
feet, merely to assist the company. Across
the face of the bill the days Of discount are
paraded, and if the consumers fork over
within the days, they are to be allowed 8
per cent for their unusual promptness in
toeing the mark. The consumer goes to the
Gas office to pay up. There the addition of
metre rent is made 1t 10 not mentioned in
the bills that any such rent is charged, but
at the office this alteration-this swindle-
this base outrage is committed The COM
pany has not the first shadow of right to
charge metre rent, and SO the courts have
decided. The metre is for the benefit of the
company, not for the consumer. 1t is by
that they measure the quantity consumed.
Why not cha a-ge pipe rent. Gssometer rent.
ground rent, and make out bill of partic-
ulars-charging 25 cents each, with deduc-
tion of per cent. for prompt payment p
1t would be just as fair, and would as fully
meet the appreciation of the people. We
consider this metre rent a swindle, which
should not be countenanced Why pay it !
The Co. threatens to ehut off the gas if it is
not paid. Let them do So Then bring an
action for damages. The gas Company has
no more right to shut off the gas because
the metre rent is refused, than they would
have if patrons refused to pay the Compa-
ny's freight bills 1t is piece Of picayune
swindIng, as is now fully shown by the
very cunning course pursued in collecting
| it. 1t is full as much as human nature can
endure to use auch villanous gas as has been
afforded during the greater part of last
month, letting alone the pay. But we pay
for bad gas-pay the high rates-then pay
the company for measuring it out to U.S.
Vive la humbug.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Trouble in Central America.

New Ork, Nov. 8
1t appears from letters from Central A..
merica, that Costa Rica has seized aHd bio
caded the San Juan River, and prohibits
Nicaraguan vessels from passing up or down
An official pr clamation Of this act has been
already promulgated.
800 Costa Rican troops were about to
take possession Of Fl CASTILLO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

"B have just printed and for sale very nne forms
w Of the folio ing pianks:
Trust Deeds, Trustees Deeds
Quit Claim Deeds, Chattsl MortesRes
Trustee's Sales, Confessions Of Judgcms mt
and Jnstice's Blanks
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Illinois County Elections

KANE CoUNrY.-The Republicans
have carried the city of Aurora by 275
majority.
WILL CoUNTY.-The Democrats
have $40 majority in the city of Joliet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, N J. Nov s.
The Democrats have elected six Senators
out of eight
The Legislature will stand l5 Democrats,
I Americans, Republican Fusion. The
House stands Dem. 35, Opposition 25.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Large cuts charged double the same dimensions
sype.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be understood 70
.pply strictly 70 the immediate business al the adver
.ser and all other advertisements sent In BY the ad'
yert,ser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instTuc""'
viii be inserted untn forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
.ered one time free Of cost, thereafter charged a.
other advertisements.
Advertisements fron abroad must be PAID Tor IN
sar,rbiv in adpancs, unless from approved Agents
Contracts Far yearly advertising tsTmnabie - ths
oaion of edvertsers they paying al sdvanesmsns o.
az per cent on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt to readnS matter
p per cent advance above rates, and kept on M
aide 25 per cent advance on regular rasss.
All transient advertisements must BE- paid for In
advance.
GEO. X. WEST Iowa State Democrat.
aANDERS h BRO. Daily Gazette
H. fischer d Co Der Damokrst.
HARRINGTON wILKIE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT. :. NOVEMBER 7. 1857
Local AnA1r0.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

NAIL AHRANGEMENT6.
ARRIVALS.
sastern(v Chicsgo)twice daily ex sun'y, A Mas
Southernt WAN a, Inc and Iowa ethyl daily ~ A
Northern tvia DubuQue) daily At Sph
B0uthern (st Lous) daily at err
Northern Via Camahche, LeClaire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday aid Saturday At 7PM
Northern via Aaquoketa, Dewitt, &c. Tues.
day, ThursdAy an: Saturday at 7Pn
DEPARTURES. T. r. TINE
Eastern fvia Chicaso) closes 6i-9AM
Northern lDubuqueI /" "
southern fst I0us) 4" I"
southern ~ uscA,lne and Iowa city) closes arm
Northern tCamanehe, T., Claire, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6PM
Northern Asquoketa and Dewitt closes SUM-
day, Tuesday and Thursdays at SPM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Financial Dispute Settled.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 6.
A final and satisfactory settlement of the
dispute between the Merchants and Manu-
facturers Bank and Connor Bros. + Co. has
been made, the latter have given bonds
stocks and real estate Of the nominal value
OF $4,000 to secure $lss,l74. They re-
sumo their banking business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 4.
In this city the whole American ticket is
elected. including Harris and Davis from
the Third and Fourth Congressional Dis
tricts.
Kenkel, Dem, gains the Fifth Congressio-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

HtOAL Transfer. All orders left with Gillet
~ lie Claire Row, viii be promptly attended TO Al
lowest market price. Nov5dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Baltimore. Nov. 5

The American majority will reach 1900.
Baltimore County shows gain for the
Americans
Hartford County shows gain for the
Democrats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
l. A TEST EW S

The Result in Ohio.
Cleveland, Nov. 5.
Official vote Of Ohio gives Chase 1903
plurality.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

w. ALLEu. w. T. CLARK,
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attorneys + CeunsollorS at Law,
Nos0rtes Public, OommlsssDs.r o. Deeds 70,
Aaseschsssfts, A0sass for OAortev Oak ~
Iasuadncs o.; Resl xstsss sAd
DJsc0vnt Brokers.
ME7ROPOLITAN BLOCK, SECOND ST,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
|NOLLH0TIONe and Ill professional buIiness in
~ svs y part Of the State intrusted to our care
viii receive prompt attention. Money invested; Taxes
pad, for non-rssidents; Money Loaned onunencum-
bered Real Estate security; Farms, Houses and lots
leassd; Rsal Essats Of sli kinds bought and tod
commission.
Money Constantly on hand 70 loan, on personal
and Real Estate security.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and located BY
experienced Agents
We invite the attention Of oil persons In search oi
highly improved Farms, valuable city property, or
unimpHoved Lands to extended and daily incress-
ing catalogue OF Real Estate. 10 parties Wishing
invest speculation, offer the most favoTAbl.
terms, large tracts Of carefully cted Prairie and
Fimber Lands, situated near lines Of proposed Rail
roads In nearly al the counties OF the State.
Also large tracts Of land 10 Minnesota and Nilsson.
n. Some OF the best Lots 10 Omaha City, MT. w
feel oon01ent that from list enbr acins property
the amount Of half . million Of dollars can easily
please s desrous OF making nrst rate investm entl
Nov1Nf ALLEN 4 CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
The WOOdCOCk.
ION East side Of Brady street bet. I'd and Sd sits
Is NOW OPEN.
q n N Il "A ED OHN TIE IL 8

TyOR sale ut all tines LUNCH every day At
Il 1912 o,ciok <. CLUB ROOM adj ,.ning, where
cuitom r, can enjoy every cowfort.
Just drop To- and b. assur. that "you will not
intrnde The Proariet r of the Woodcock solicits a
share Of the patronage of the public. Nov5if
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Removal.

A LIEN CLARK have remover from the Post
IA Office Buildings, to the Metropolitan Block Sec.
oud street, where, as Attorney Counseors 1t Law
and Insurance Agents &C they are ready to rye
their clients and friends ~ heretofore. Nov6dl 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

WO OIL p II n I'D 3 !
Fine White Flannels,
Chenille Shawls,
Broche, Long and Square Shawls,
Bay State Shawls, long and square,
Cloth Cloaks and Capcs,
Chenille Scarfs,
Alexander's Kid & Silk GLOVES,
Lisle and Kid Gauntlets,
Ladies Silk Il MarinoN ests
Gents Driving Gloves,
Gents Undervests and Pants,
Uandkerchicfs and Cravats,
Embroidered Curtain Muslins,
White Marsciles Quilts,
AND many other goods just received and offered
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Benton House,
4 tORNER Of Third and Iowa streets. Dave,co,,
~ only squares from the X Depot Gusran.
~ .eeo 70 De as GOOD House any the city Trs-
ve'ers stopping IN Davenport will nnd Al the Denton
mouse All The comforts OF so.d home, com pyisips
G., an rooms, clean beds, good attendance and =
Oharges reasonable and no humbug
SETH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON
Agent. Jpu,0S ra67a = -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

JAM -. r. HOGANE.
Deputy Coanty Surveyor. Plans and Dravine, o. NJ
.inds neatly executed. Orders lefs At the once
a. H. Miller will be promptly attended TO- AMI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Wayne County-enough returns have
been received to indicate beyond doubt
that the Republican State ticket has recei
we'd about ! 500 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-29

| TWO sKsPKCTA5LE YOUNG wONxN W mt sITUA
TONS fret rate CO X washer md rnnas he other
chan and waiter. do fine wash snd iron
ing Bees Of city from heir last pl zoe Cab ut 7
West 5 81 third Hoor front room, FOR two days. II not en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-29
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1857
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

CITUArl0R wANTRD-sY RESPECTABLE YOUN7
~ woman plain ok, washer nd iron-r Pod recon
mend atop from place Of service whore please
Apply 81 736 Broadway.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A POLICEMAN MURDERED BY BuncLAR.-
THE MURDERER IL CUSTODY .--About O'Clock
this morning, Mr.. Nelson Sammis discovered
! a burglar coming out OF his shore, corner OF
| Grand and Centre streets, and pursued him,
crying ostop thief" officer u ugene Amber
son, one of the newly appointed Metropolitan
policemen, was about to leave his post for the
morning, who hearing the alarm, repaired az
once to the spot. The storekeeper, by this
time, had intercepted the burglar, and the lat
ter had pistol pointed TO shoot him, when
the officer attempted with his club to knock
the pistol to the ground. The burglar, how
ever, instantly tnrned, and shot the officer
through the neck, killing him upon the spot.
Officer Webb and Otherpolicemen now came
up and pursued the burglar to the door OF his
apartments, No. l2l Worth street, where he
was ARRESTED. The prisoner il said to be an
Italian, known as Frank Pellisser, and is about
40 years Of age. In his apartments were found
several sets of burglars tools, and consider
able amount Of stolen property, including Jew
elrv, dry goods, and boots and shoes.
Anderson, the officer shot, was youag man
| highly esteemed by those who knew him. He
| had done business for many years in Centre
| market, and so enragcd were the butchers at
| his sad death, that the police had much diff
Guilty in preventing them from lynching the
prison er by hanging him TO lamp post rel
iisser is locked up in the Fourteenth Ward sta
tIon house, awaiting the Coroner's inquest on
the murdered olficer.--N. ]. C0mmereIal' q
last Tuesday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

n a 4 b. nutlini Farm situated wlihin mie Oi
"a senlurd, russex county, Deqyare' NJ lhe Ten
Igaslu nnnceS Of the Delaware RAJ ROat, cont ng
lhHlHA an Acres Of g1nd lanh. AMI completely fenced
WIN good posi- ard oncing, anu diylued ne s
from, Ia In 80 acres in zach: 10 Of COOL Pne hk
and C6asnnt timber, The buildings ne splendid b use
raiifng In well finished rooms, with good cel,at ul.
der the main building; slabns, carriage house gfanhy
m A nor ONT bu dgs, hlci cannot lie bu hlr less
ihNii HI or S56 There is aaniidl lawn 81 lg acres
main rand There excellent wafer at the dwelling nd
GOOD water on the Farm for stock. Lame eau Ne nag ~
Ihs sol this farm is Of light loan WIN clay SUB or ant
is uT all kinds Of crops. Price $40 per acre.
1r e9s la nnGe n1Ttgage l. or mnre full particulars
n on THEopoRE pElcF, Esq, al Senterli or ae IN
tiersigfad at Newark Eel. JANE" H. HAL
.,Ti, "a Ff
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

We "a ro pt,ur-N Mon never act them
- a,.,a,,.,,, - ,,.,s,. ,,n,,ss ,,,o, have an
80 LIT, ,,;rl,t l,hor ,v,,hnu, nm oh.
-, ,,,,t ,,,,,,, con Thorerorc when
~, aot o,,a, rorr,jno roycrrmont far n COM
,.,,t,,, ,,,a No. oo..o;n aras IN ,iew v,icb
,ho a,sn 10. mr., ,,rn,ing ia axnected 10 accom-.
~. r,,., -, WI a., thesag W. onswer ;. First,
eoanr;.,, - ,,o,so, and ,,ronor,y SECOND,
,,.r+,,o 90 cotton ,y,,,in tbe hounds ot the
,oo.,I ,,,n. and Third,v proner protectior
ar,;,.t ,ho ,,,r,o =, ,h,s i;h,r,r and the temn
tat;n, n obrsa II
Now. when we seriously desire to bring
sbout u cert.in end. wisdom DIRECTS us 10 seek
ont and onnlv the means heat adapted thereto
In o,r sverv dav life we all recognize this, and
,,,la II nrr rrle or action. Why do we not
CRY tho same views into our relations to the
c,,,ronnitv az c;ttzens. Wa desire to see
tpe,1 idea. Of government carried into effect,
and b.c ,uss tlrv ara mt. we have abundant
rom ,lints ia mike of every one but ourselves
All oct yy, bs.itate not tn saw that If tho con
.srv,tivs men or this community would. each
,,tlriir Al f,r hi,ssIf ga, that h, had norforn
cd hi. wnole duty IN tho nreniscs. we would
h % nFtfllN nj
In order, TO obtain a Inst view Of the nature
OF the means best ADAPTED to the desired end,
we will merely glance at the general idea Of
our American politics, Tho a. which runs
through our whole political system and which
by long h5oit blaed upon deep conviction OF
the truth of our Democratic theory as the mos;
=, .rtert eyprussion orthe idea of government,
has become as it were ingrained into our nature
p,ssupposes. not only the consent, but the par.
ticip. tioa of each citizen in its operation. II
We efface this feature, we change the yery na-
ture Of the idea, Ifthou, the partIcIpation Of
each citizen in the government ia necessary In
order TO it's fuulnent, and if we are conserving
/. parties to the system, it follows that duty
rests upon each of ms which reauires NJ to see
that. so fir "a our influence can axaiI tho vov.
eminent shall be administered accord, ng IN II,
trne IDEA, and IN opposo and nrote,t oqoins
avsrv nnrv.rt;op NJ tho dalasa,od ,,o,vers q
the commnnitv
Now what ar. ,l,, f,,,aq rho oraot.r ,,,rt
nav neorI, ali IF Tho ,.,y.ot;dinr oon.or,,a,iv,
man =, tho ,.,,a no trrtbnr ,,ar, !,
a, .,ao,i,r a., :, d,,,,osi., .,,o;r 80 M,
Ioct ~ thia co,,ro,, ;s tbot ,,,,tii
oe,cs,s ava in,no,ad rnon - hy tho az ,y,,,
t.l,a i,,a.,,t ~, ,,,,, .,,,,,,, a.,
na,o,n',,., ~ -. ..1a ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Practical FLORIST AND NURSERNAlAN
nNE LAM. WHINING ron, DEL,
-. THE urdr-sig1 ned having heated him .fS5 I,
Ivy self IN the large warden ~ lie feht ot s55tR
Es9rsh tho MeEErs. Pyle'a Gather inqndhc- &sljss
~ Tory nov prepared 10 50 fPly me GA =
A--r ng Of W lfni gttn ami viniurV with eVeTS de-
scrption OF Flowers, Of the faos heantiul and varied
Etua which cannot ba plchAsNu al lower rales OF any
ntheT similar esishi tshuienf intho Unnn; uayng h
more han ttlrty yeHrs experience ~ ils bMhtss ~
ur0p this ouuHtTg, he is confident lhat e chnn1t
ai 10 sve universal satisfaction. Designs Of ~ Sindf
are Flowers nj short moi os winch cdnn1i be SUI
rnae Ia puni Uf hraty and taste On hlnd ~ present
vi excellent stock oi Roses Sh1C" irhit and rnaIhen
TAI rpeE al tile sunath kinds constantly kept and
Will he sold IN the unst ieHsOnahe terms. IhnGku fol
The pl fe hafenOre extended by Generous public
lie hopes bv attention to business amt ueeTnna
tinn 10 please to merit onnaioeGi helE h"4 layn',
NO her In Market street, above Fonrh viii n prompt
iS attended 10. inly 2a.ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Our NATIoS.lL MALADY, Cass was
waited upon by some friends u few days since,
who came 10 Kim, having legitimate business
TO transact with his Department Gen. Cass
said ''Otlcu seeking in men, women and
children, ha; become our national maludy.--
God only knows how it is TO DO checked, or in
what direction the cure lies" This was in
response to the statement Of two old friends
who called on him Simply to pay their respects
Dnd assured him that they were not about 10 ask
his aid 10 obtain office. eI am very glad TO
hear you say 50, gentlemen, aud very glad to
see you"