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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

II
The man vho ~fli uttes ) dslibsr
ate falsehood whsa he has reason to
know that not single individual will
believe what he says 70 be true, has a
brssen audacity, peculiar only 10 the
editors Of the Gazette.
J.. II asserted thai. in our Main
Street discussion We attacked religr
ous sect.
2. We denied the charge, and char
acterized it a. mendacious.
3. To sustain its falsehood the ia
ne,te quotes the following from the
State Democrat, which we ask our rea
ders carefully to read.
olovs College has assumed position
IN this community that ought to excite
"i.rm. The public schools are sought
10 be subdusd to It, prossly ting policy,
md several Of them have been nearly
broken up BY it. 1t 10 nosing isswsy in
20 every educational interest 10 the city
With view Of sssssgshsniug iss own
power. Its used % . huge bstterine
ram in elections, it floats about the
country, e:sctionesring, and it 10 slowly
reaching altar power that will soon en-
able il TO dictate to the people what
shsll and shall not be done within The
city"
What religious sect is referred to in
the above! What religion is referred
TOT No man, thing, or action is spo
ken Of except "Iowa College We
did not even know that it was on ap
pendsge Of any religious sect. W.
did accuse it ofimproper conduct in
our. Common Schools, in politics and
in its position upon Main St.
We did say. aud do say, that the
professors of that College encourage
the spirit Of abolitionism in student,
and some Of them did 60 about Scott
County electioneering for Fremont, anc
denouncing Democrats. We do say
that they uWustIy broke up the Schoo
in North Davenport and turned out
| r.Burwell, creating a division in the
District antagonistic to the interests o.
education. But in saying all this We
attacked no religious Sect. We did and
do attack the conduct of the Cole e
faculty in the premises.
We desire the public to read wha,
the Gazette has built all its contcmpti
bic twaddle upon, in accusing us of in
tolerance towards religious sect and
il that brazcn brace Of editors hay.
shame, we hope they will confess thai
their remarks were based upon spirit
Of meanness and misrepresentation ut
terly unworthy Of honorable men.
Of the repetition of the Gazette Sian
der in the Ne'os we care nothing, AS
is incapable Of doing anybody harm b,
what it may say.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
QUIZ JOD OFFICE.

1Aos hssiag Usintlne wsst a asy assssiption to
- 6sas. N nnl ~ ~ 00@ Of he STATE DE
asecaAs ahss y tuss osa - neatly, end ., o
Assses ussss, - ~ y Ne cisy Our assortmens Of
VIA - svsu ether requisite, srs such - to esv'
noehano % - dsefsA 70 saabas - 70 furnish - well
tsbs. - eas - psinssd. We iavise any hsvias edn
naels - givs cor enes trisi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
lCE I(,E!

0Dfhe Davenport Ice Co. are now prepared 10
contract Tor The delivery OF Ice for the SEE
s,n. Customers commencing the season with US
VIII be Guaranteed 10 be supplied Til November II
desired. Parties desiring Ice through the season
are cautioned against contracting With those whodo
not supply the seAson through.
Once, Second ST, opposite LeCiaire House.
ma y5d3m PECK 4 MITCHELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

' MN tursftitNtN nave on Manu. AMI NueH lot eao.
4 the largest and best assortment o.:
Bvi<tfissg .NNferiNl,
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting Of
2l0OOO feet Framing Timber Of every dimcnsion.
10000 =" SEASONED Flooring, rough aud dressed.
lO0. 100 Barn boards, from ~ 10 ~ feet long.
Nv. 900 " Fencing.
~, 100 " Sheathing.
$1,000 siding Feather edged, and \ I,eh, Of
various qualities.
100000 A." Clear Lumber for nn.,h,nr. Of sv.rp
thickness.
s00,0o0 Cut Shingles.
a ao"!SS No. !, Shaved shinses
100000 :" Iath.
1000 " Pickeis
AGO,
A large assortment o boors, Sash, Blinds. Wiz
dow and Door Frames, No iiug and Scroll work u
every variety and Of tho st quality constantly IN
hand, and manufacture order at the shorter.
notice. Having large = ,ek % L0gs, We are pre-
pared ~ nh orders for ~ ming and bridge Timber,
with the utmost dspatl. CANON 4 IRENCH.
(mayl1tO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

In the speeches Of these two great Black
Republican pop guns. differences so mani
fest and glaring occur that We thought Il
advisable to place them in parallel columns,
so as h enable the people to figure it out,
and tell US which is the true Black Repub
licsn. and which the bogus:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
WANTED.


INa Lady" Ice Dream Saloon, to serve Cream
q ~ vo sssy smat Anu Intelligent young Iaays
uood salaries End summers employ meni FOR rur.
ther particulars. address Box ass, or ami, a. -,
Arrison Hull, Cabinet store, on Brady 81
mav0tf -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
NHils! Nails!
CANNON,S MILLS.
.NOfir4.

a LII persons having claims gainst J. NJ. Cannon,
IA Wiil please present the same for pay ment and
all indebted 10 J. H. Cannon, will please make i'm
mediate settlement, NJ he is DESTROYS Of closing up
the business Of the old concern.
may9du J. NJ. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

W. 3. CnILD6 l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFZ.vG!!
WYE, the undessigned, are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shortest notice,our
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
it being the only article yet invented that will sue
ccssfuly resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
climate. II 10 perfectly fire and water proof and In
point Of durability We believe It V equal II not supe
rior, 10 any metallic roofing. We can put 1t on
ference how nat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing sWarranted to prove rs above represented
We will put II on for Is 90 pr squire, go feet
squsre We will apply upon tin and iron roofs for
81 90 per square, being, on account Of It, durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who building, and those who wieh
I.eClAire House, Davenport lows, and examine cam
ples and satisfy themselves In regard " the durab
ity and practicabiiity Of this roofing.
B-we are prepared to nil orders for our Ce-
meet to those residing distance with printed d..
IXy ana county Rs0hSs FIR Aosca aad Minnesota
~ sue.
! O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN clNc,SNArI.
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Finh.
Mr. samuel Ogden, No "a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ No % Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle Pfestdest ofths Lafayette Bank.
DR. john Law. Agent Of Royal lns. Co., Lsndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John shiI,o 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, IN
street.
i,chen and Ramme.sbers, Furniture Mans IN
dealers 4th street.
lice Greenwood, Esq.
Ar Hinkle.
DAVENPORT.
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hall.
Goats I PAtchin. Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
: Peck, City Glssk,
Geo Parker,
G d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jamme Donslly 4 Lea, Davenport Iron Worhs
Eli Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
SSGuyer,
PL MrcheI, Banker,
iona Woods
Lewis II Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
@ Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
q b Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
y srs, Wood Co., Dedstead Manufacturing Co, No
line.
J Re1nor, Clinton, Iowa.
nsnry winner, Wholesale Crochesy dealer, Iowa
City.
May2sd,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
Davenport leo /!

VIVHE DAVENPORT ICE co. NO. Is now pre-
i pared 10 serve the citizens ~ Davenport with
the best possible quality o. ice, guaranteeing 10 s
nash our customers u1tf JaYEdf... 10 desir-
ed Parties wishing supply for the entire season
are cautioned against contracting with those who
cannot furnish patrons through the season.
T.. STEINHllBkR Z %.
once. Second st. opposite LeClaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
JOSHUA DILL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER f! f!


MO. 80 Brady st
DAVENPORT, IOWA
DUY and sell Real Estate. invest OF loan MONEY
make collections and perform all bu. isess pert aiming
10 Real Estate Agency, with the stiictest punctu
atty.
REPRR 70:
Club, Bro, Barrow 4 Co.., Bankers Davenport,
Geo l. Davenport, Davenport, Iowa.
S% a. co,a.1a Hughes, bankers, cme,nu.., Q.
J II lATkin, Banker. do
IOYHBR FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
W. Of Lot Block 60, ~ feet front, Frame House
sRooms. Lot and W II Of Lot S, Block IS, frame
House rooms, stable and fruit trees.
Lo, block So % feet front. Brick House rooms
Lots 10 block y Fuitons addition.
=" 10 8! n. front.
bles. y oflot block II, ~ feet trout 40 un-
improved lots In al parts Of the CITY,
farm LslyvA1S
SEX Of section u 7 - MR. milos ives, Of
lSvahAy. high and rolling prairie. An excellent
farm within IS rods Of the X.
oWk Of section 10 ~ RSw. Choice piece Of
prairie in Henry County miles Of NJ. Pleasant,
on The Keokuk and Ne. Pleasant y =.
scres In W xof section - - r. = Scott Co.
Frame House rO0Ds.
Scctioo 1tT 81 n r - W. Fine piece % prairie In
uthrie County vtthia half . mile Of tlmbeT-living
water ON Il.
M ofNW \ Of Section Sc r II.
wxofsw section ) : Is Rss-seo.. CO.
Part Of " \ Of Section - and part ofo y Y Sec
ttou - 10 MR3E-Scott Ccunty-ssst side Of
Dubuque road II rods front Is rods deep with \
story house, rooms.
MIRA Of Section IS Is = \, 0colt Cosnty.
Also . variety Of wild Lands In oil Darte Of the
STATE.
Corner Of brady and Second streets, up stairs-Rn-
trance on Brsdy street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
DISSOLUTIONS.

DtsSOlNl6Ou.
NuTiCEi Is hereby Riven that the partnership here
~ tofore exit ting between Messrs, Ryan H,C,,,
as oeen 'hs day dissolved hy mutual consent Al
.eounh's due TO or payable by this firm will he set,
""W GEO. ". MCCAIN
Davenport, May II, 1887. INNS \,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

N II w s II O IL E!
VIEW GOODS!
FU LER l. BEARD
MOULD respectfully announce 10 the inhsbitants
w OF Davenport aud sur rounding country. that
they have opened
" r "" 8 ORE
on East side Of Main, few doors below 81 street.
where they oiler at Wholesale and 1etal very large
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING |!
Gents s-sjslsissg Goods !
Hats ana Caps!
suitable for oil seasons Of the year Ne MANUYAC.
TURE our own CLOTHING at the Fact vh,ch A..
bles 40 to cell q leasAeS per less than those
who bay Of he 4anufncturers.
We have also spasndtd lot Of Ladies and Gent.
BOOTS .aVeD SHOES.
Of al kinds. vh,ch W ars BOUND 70 81, LOW -
Cash.
SUMMER CLOTHING!
On hand-vsOTPBR the so,lovine INDUCBnRKr
~ asy 80 who will purcaase hat aad suit Of
Sssses " - " wsil present pair q
Splendid Cater Shoes !!
fiesss can asd exsuine our gpsts aad juaee for
yourselves - to qualify, psicss, &c.
yULLE1 4 HUBnARR,
East siAp d Main, NV asors bslsv ID ttreet,
Iuis7dtf DAvnNr0HT, IOWA.
l. A N ID w Arr ANTS
LOC.AEcD
-as-ss IN
NJ x00ou1I.
WE are nov csssaantly lesaaias Land warrants
" In nisseuIi. aeo4 the line OF the 6oath Wet
branch Of Ne fnetAc \. D. We hovu reitahae
aent seatteeed = ~ disesicA uhs has - fsnni-
q VIII that se4iao - ~ Soa1s As ony yooss, cd
who locates wsrrants - swck lsa1s ealv o. As ~
pesSONeoy SRepeceAG 0isooor b now The Oaoy
mats y uAicA bsDs can Be- en4fsed or located viii
aay dsgFes q cestaa1v H fsrttitty Of the enll
- e.snssea oYpsr - Gn4eE H. nn6eess d |
- 0netA oo044o pgoa 49, - 161 - q val
uable mineeals, vAteA u1Aesiie the nnue fnrnsing
aadns ere eeessestng nj nunhs3 q sctasl 81
We lscsss WsryssAs sBAsr g suonaaise., q q I
oint aceoent. Mape oe he country can b seea -
estAs lnoDsu1tlso eoe1ons1 = sar0s,
NO. 8 GRANTS BLOCK, MAIN ST. |
,.p.s,, vss.a... a. Co.
81 q ~ Il.
yOaEEH OUY /
Has sun.ss1 - - g.. 9san-
- 49, ~ Se1D 0113uv eUo6a ~ =
1ey1so4 ~ - - 49, - s1tUa -
~ = - |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Card 0f z7h~sekco.
vuH suhesrtesss would return their sioeere tAa>hs
and ensrsetle sctsoa shsy vsre ersSSSi "a ss-...
s,s 800 e eeods 70 . placs Of safety dorisG -
nre on Sunday Ses which mueA nee6eA sssa.Ssnes
sAsy ~ excss1ta0lU sraas6sl. = =
5onH lnxm : no
n suAscsibsss vou.a an1he~ 49, 49,. -
~ Iaeeic n es1aal ~ ~ havo - r ~
- ~ ~ q - - 4 90 e; : rs
2 \ = - UEansA1nA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

ADTHERE Is an article selling throughout t6s
w country that has attained the widest ceis-
bfty ever Known as reW,e''y for Liver Complaints.
We have reference TO Dr Sanford's Invigorstor, Of
I liver Remedy that has performed cures almost too
great 10 believe 1t not for the undoubsed evil
dence that accompany the tes'imonials IL Is, In
truth, the greatest remedy known for Dysp<p-ie
Jaundic~, q . general debility that 50 often bsiiss
the skill Of our most eminent physicians
Dr. SANFORD hes been tor long time one OF the emf
nent physcisls Of New YORK, aud It Is SAID most Of
his cases we're treated with the Inv9orstor win
such able success that he has been induced To
oiiet It - family medicine and let the world have
the benefit his discovery. II those who are trou-
BLEED With DEBILITY h~adsche, languos, or slow linser-
physcians' bills and days perhaps years Of Suffering.
Juiyld& WIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Tun,buHs Speech.
| do not 20 for the
repeal Of the organ.
ic act Of Utah. I'm
der the Constitution
every man is emit
tied to a speedy tri-
al BY what right
" ould you trans
port men from Utah
to Iowa or Missouri
for tr;alg
On the bred Scott
decision. Mr.. Trum-
bull says: ! will
mot submit to this
decision. l will
never submit to such
. construction ofthe
Constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

nave this day associated With ma Nrs. Thcm,,
j Scott, ss partner in the Wholesale Grscrrv bu,,
ness the sfylr u the rrm will be MoCarn h ecott.
davenport, MAY II, 81. GEO. " McOAAN
Tipton Advertiser, Maquoketa Sentinel and Ma.
q"osus hAoeisior please copy. jun6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Lsnc~ms speech.
] am not prepared
to endorse or tO con
trovert the views Of
Judge Douglas in re-
lation to Utah; and il
the 4Ormons are &C.
tually in . state Of
rebellion, Itoo think
some course should
be adopted to bring
them to submission.
As far ~ I can see,
there is nothing in
what the Judge has
adssased hat any
Republican might sc
eede %. MaE
In speaking Of the
bred Scott decision,
NJ. Lincoln says:--
Who resists the decis-
lons Nobody resists
that ! have heard Of,
DC.
This is only a sanpl
a, at least, similar din
es Of these two great j
Their harp l,as many !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

Isl e 81 !: \ s Y ;;;':'':
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

A~A CARD The undersigned having this DAY
SR associated with him George II. French. ESQ
10 his Mil and Lumber business takes this occasion
to present his acknowledgements te the public for
the very liberal and fsttering patronage extended
him In this city, Rapid increase of business and the
late extensive improvements made about his Mile
have ind iced him to Increase the business capital and
Associate with him . gentleman VIA VII devote his
entire attentisn to tbs business.
uoh ~ DIT JOHN n CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
GENTS FURNISHING GOeDS

consisting Of
si!k UsAer Shirts.
UeriuO
Fancy Aarssilles Shirts.
Plain
white Linen
Fancy /"
Linen and Jean Drawers
Block Satin 0socks
Black Silk and Fancy Stocks,
Summer
Carpet 1ass,
valises, Trunks and Umbrellas, &c.
ODRAEa& co.
Vest side Main u. Davenport, Iowa.
June22d1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

WILLIAM =. BARpEK, SAMUEL ". BARBER.
Attorney at Ian,
W: Il. Barber r Co.,
LAW, LAND 4 LOAN OFFICE,
No. , Grants Bloek, Main st, below %,
D.A1.E.NPORT, - iowa.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real and Personal Sc
curity.
LEGAL BUsINEss Of every kind faithfully
attended to.
TITLES investigated and AnSTRCTs given,
when required.
DEEbs and other instruments Of writing care.
fully drawn.
LAND.WARRANTs LOCATED from sc.ual
inspection Of the lands.
PATENTS obtained for INVENTORS.
REAL Estate bought and sold on Commission.
RETERENCEs:
v Alnut, Esq. Pres. Rank Of Commerce. Baltimore
Coleman ESQ, Cashier Mechanics Bank, do
Gibson ksq. Cashier Bank Of Baltimore do
Aessrs Harvey. Carson 4 MeKpight, do
Csnfeld, Bro, Z Co, do
Mclean = viiams, do
, oouesys Lea, Cashier Philadelphia
csnk, Philsd.
Hon James Cooper, do
4essrs Boyd Bates, do
Hopes Townsend, Do
3 Yorks Atiee Esq, Waahinston' ne
Nessvs Mum %, al
T Lsech, JF, Esq, Pittsburs
Hon Jsnes u Hughes, REST Bank Of Nis-
sour. St Lou,s
neeers Ceov, AeCreery 70, do
ia:;s ss!s1 IA. D., 30
y Dalsal 1sq, do
7 SAyDaker ksq, do
n Caaaen la, do
June9Oatf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14
CamanChe Lots.

n->CAMANCHE LAND CO.-This Company
Is now ready to sell lots in Its Addition
to the town Of Oamanche. II offers some Of the
most desirable business and residence lots about this
iour ishine town. ANY information concerning the
same can DO obtained by calling GEO II. PAR
KER, Esq, No. 10 Orr's Block.
febI7dtf CAMANCHE LAND co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-14

DuPSnt's CuHpew6sr.
TVHE undersigned has receaved anil nov ossrs
= for sale. Four Hundred Ksg. Of B,aseins
Powder, and Three Hundred Kegs q the braajs mi
Qualities Of this celebrated Powder, as New YoyS
City prices-cost Of transportation added
IE&s @. A. DuLIN,
AGENT for = J. Dupont l. Co,
Once over o. Q. Rxpress Oisce, Perry H. He4ven
~ and ID sts. =
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
Joe Lewis Lies Nailed 10 the Counter.

In Thursdays, August 10Th, issue Of tb.
BUTTE county DemocTat, under an edtoria
article headed Judge Lewis again-Slan
ders reiuted,' there are one or two item.
worthy of notice. The Editor of that veonl
sheet endeavors to bolster up his master by
false charges against IFS said masters oppo-
nent for District Judge. That article a.
well as the previous number of the same IN
per, comedies the fact that Lewis is a grant
hoIder, and Is anxious to sell out to the set
ters; but to shield him, he says, by way Of
Interrogatory-"Did he [Mr Sextonl re
member that he acted as counse! for Major
Bldwell and Neal, and instituted suits for
one or both of them, against the Settlers -
The same morning of the issue of this ques.
ton in said paper, the law partner of Mr
Sexton addressed polite note to the Editor
OF that paper, and requested him to make
correction of the matter in his mex issue :;
but the next issue came, with two days in.
tervening, and no correction. The correc-
ton asked for was this-that Mr.. Sexton.
nor the firm W tn which he has been conncc.
ted since his practice here, ever commenced
any suit for Maj Bidwell, Neal or any other
grant-holder, against any Settler, and re-
ferred the Editor to the records Of our
Courts to corroborate the above fact, and AS
proud position" is claimed by this servie
tool, for his master, because he has not
brought suits against Settlers, nor counseled
grant -holders-how much prouder position
does Sexton occupy by his doing the same
thing, and not being a grant. holder, aud
then have Lewis ignorant tool to. lie about
it to the public.
Again, to show how truth loving this
woud.be censor endeavors to be, he saws in
the article referred to, that Mr. Sexton ''has
as yet, not procured his diploma from the
Supreme Court" Yet Mr.. Sexton's diploma
has been in his possession for over year
and a-half. What is the use of prating
about ISLANDERS refuted" when such bare
faced lies are resorted to by these same Will
fers and calumnators, to prop up the falling
statue Of their plundering idol
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29

in their discretion. may administer nm oath
or affirmation TO the voter " You DO swear
(Or affirm that you are n citizen Of the ul-
ted States, that you are of the age oi twen-
ty-one years, according to the best OF your
Information aud belief; ttat you have resi-
led in this state six months next preceding
this election and in this county Tor district,
or township. rs the case may be- thirty
days, and that you have not before voted
this day
SIC 60. If the person thus challenged
shnl! take the oath as rendered to him by
the board of judges. he shal be admitted to
vote, and il shall not be lawful, after he has
taken such oath or affirmation, for eaii
board to examine any witnesses touching aS
want ot qualifications; but II he shall refuse
o take the onth or affirmation 30 rendered
to him, his vote shall be rejected.
SIC 81 r. the vote of any person be
challenged on the ground that he has been
convicted OF an infamous crime, or d,iran-
chisei by any court OF competent jnrlstSc-
ton. he shall not be required to answer any
questions respecting such alleged convicuon;
aud III the absence of any authenticated rec
ord Of such facts, it may be competent f"r
two disinterested witnesses upon oath to-
prove the same.
SEC. b When the polls are closed, pr c.
lnmation thereof shah be made at the plncv
Of voting. and no votes shall be atterward3
received
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
ARTICLE ".
OF OPENING THE POLLS; or VOTING, AN
CHALLENGES

OF OPENING THE POLLS; or VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.
SECTION %. At all elections the polls
shall be opened at eight oclock in the morn.
ing, and shall continue open until sunset,
at which time the judges shall close the
polls: Provided, that the judges OF the cleo
ton may take IA recess OF one hour at any
time they may think proper during the day i.
before three o'clock in the afternoon.
SEC. %. The board OF judges, before they
commence receiving ballots, shall cause it to
be proclaimed aloud at the place of voting
that the polls are opened
SEC u The voting shall be by ballot -
The ballot shall be paper ticket containir e
the names Of the persons for whom the elec-
tor intends to vote, and designating the Of
fce 70 which each person so named is intend
ed by him to be chosen.
SEC. % Whenever any person offers to
vote, the Inspector shall pronounce his name
IN an audible voice. and if there be no OBJ
lection to the qualification of such person as
an elector, shall receive his ballot, and in
the presence Of the other judges put the
same, without being opened or examined, ,
into the ballot box.
SEC. 26. The name Of each clec;or whose
ballot has been thus received, shall be i'm
mediately entered by each clerk, in the coll
umn of his poll list, headed. " names Of vo
ters, numbering each name in the addition
al column, as it is taken down, ~ that it
may be seen at any time whether the two
lists agree.
SEC y. Any person Offering to vote '1ay
he challenged as unqualified by the inspect
or.or either of the judges,or by any legal vo-
ter, and it shall. in all cases, be the duty of
the inspector aud each of the judges to chal-
lenge any person Offering to vote whom ne
shall know or suspect sos to be duly quail.
fed as an elector.
SEC Is. When any perssn offering to vote
is challenged it sha be the duty Of the
board of judges TO declare to him the q1aii-
fcations OF an elector.
SEC 30. Ii such person shall still insist
that he is entitled to vote and the challenge
shall not be Withdrawn, the board OF judges,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-29
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College Of urgeons, London
formerly Surgeon AccOucher 10 the Christ Church
Lyng-in institution, London, and late House Phy>
sicsn todhe state Marine iIospital, San Francisco.
y. d DR.. g. can receive a fe" patients Into his
house, Dewner street, 2nd door from Montgomery.
OroyilIe, Aug ain