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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

hawkcyc Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Risks moc taken both on the MUTUAL and
STOCK Plan.
APPloE IN NO. DAvlNPORf'S BLOCK, over
" Chubb, Brother, Borrow Co.'S BANKING House.
Olnce hours, A = 70 Pm.
DIRECTORS:
J. n. d. Burrows Geo. L. Daveupnrt, ,. Nevvin,
Alfred Sanders, Cherries Leslie, G. O. Parry, L. O.
Dessaiut, jas. y. Dal1ell, B. D. Woodward, John
Owens, J. v. wiley. 4. n. Barrow, D. L shorey.
OFFICERS
l. E. ODESSA Preeidsnt.
OHAS. L8t0iI8, Treasurer.
DANIEL l.. SHORGY, Secretary.
5 4; y; s1 = SIs En-, Rx. o..
y. B. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
d. r. 4ckOUN, General Agent.
1his company has been from the start steadily
gainiug the Confidence Of the community. u hse
prompeiy PAID oil It's Losses.
punng the nrst tve years Of it, existence Il oper.
ated aplseivsly the Mutual plan tut 70 N ct the
wants q tie community Il viii hereafter insure on
the 0teck plan also.
ISIS . hone company. Its oficefs are On Known 10
our etsns IT. books and it, property sre ell her,
ana can = examined by those ises ing and reached
dafeesV - process fTu0 car own courts.
IL SENDS 40 monsv absood 10 feed corporations
sep1odAwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
Fer Sale or Laaao.

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CouslA1eD JAZZ NAV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

Notice
rs hereby given that Frederick ". Keferste,n. OF
1 the town Of waloott, county Of Scott, and STATE
Of Iowa has this day made and executed 10 the an
dersigned IN assignment Of al his goods and eeets
not exempt from execution.
The creditors OF said KefeTstein ire notified to pre
sent their claims to the undersigned, o provided By
and within thu e months from this date.
Davenport, September 10, 1857
GEORGE + BLILOTT.
sep18dev Asetane.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
Communications.
A Know Nothing Convert.

TUT He JeUeTsWudn.
In the last Courier l SEQ letter
from Col. Wall Of this Township, in
which hc says he cuts all connection
with the Republican Party. He says
he joined tho Know Nothings in
Fiudlay, twas he not always one)
and afterwards frequently met them
ss tho house Of Al. Porter of Ridge
vile, a leading Democrat. Never
having belonged to this prose, iptive
order, We have no knowledge ofthesc
matters; but one thing suggests it.
sslf. How is It that all tho strong
Know Nothings arc now joining the
Demoorstsl Where 10 their holy
horror for the dark lsnternf But to
the Col. Whenever you speak oi
him he commences to recount his
exploits ip tho 'wars,' o. yes, he is
the only ono that ever 'broks . twig
in defsnss of his coantryl' Now the
only exploit we know OF, was his
surrspdsr ppdsr Hull, and during
" Yhfl, fgIr . Detroit, he sue.
cssdSd q avoiding the euemies' bull.
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Meetings in the County.

See announcements of Republican
meetings in the County next week.
Tho Republicans, we hope will not
fail to have notice of these meetings
very generally circulated in their re.
spcctivc sections. There is but a
short time to work now and it ought
to be we'll improved. The meetings
this week have been well attended
AMI the intercst manifested unusual.
ly great. Gen. C. w. Hill, our can.
didatc for the State Senate, G. P,
Este Esq, Of Toledo, and j. o. Lee
our Candidate for tho Common Pleas
Court, have spoken in sevcar, PARTS o.
the County with good effect. We
attended the meeting at Vanburcn,
and have not before seen such O large
and attentive audience at an evening
meeting in that place. Gen. Hill
and Mr.. Este speak this evening in
Benton and tomorrow evening in
Gilboa. We hope the people will
be present and hear them, especially
our candidate for the Senate. Gen
Hill needs but he heard to DO appre
ciatsd. He is among our very bee
public speakers. His speeches ART
clear, logical, and of course convin
cling; and he is so gentlemanly in
his department to both friend anC
opponent that he never fails in ma
king a good impression. His cleo
ton is much to be desired by thos,
who make worth and ability a test
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Iets 90 we'll that he never received
q wound; now he rushes into danger,
gets shot, indeed every time he
comes to town he gets about hal
shot ~ ..s
Col. You never cut your acquain
tance with The Republican party
for you always claimed 10 be mem
&C, of tho AmericanParty, and boas
ted q few days since that you wert
going to get up an American Conn
ty ticket. Do you deny thati
vINDEX.
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Music by stcnm-The Caiiiopc.

The Circus company Of Messrs.
Nixon and Kemp, advertised to ap.
pear in Findlay on Saturday, the
10th Of October, has among its thou.
sand and one attractions and novel.
ties. the recently invented "Calli.
ope," an instrument producing must.
through steam pipes, loud enough to
be heard ten miles around, which is
played with keys, the same as
pianoiorte.
AS to the music OF the Calliope
there seems to be quito diversity
of opinions some, who assume to
be we'll posted in musical matters
asserting it to be a perfect steam or
chestra, in itself, and full Of harmo'
ny; while others allow it to be
"ra,hcr scrcechy."
The Detroit "Frce Press give;
the following notice Of the Calliope
1--WE differ from the writer in th'
Tribune in thinking tho notes OF the
CaIliope rather screcchy.' On tht
contrary we think the tones very
mellow, and the music very harmo
nious. The first timo we heard thi
singularly enchanting music, i
seemed to vibrate upon hitherto
unknown nerve of our musical sus
ceptibility. 1t is the most chaim
iDgly sweet music that we ever hear'
in this country; and, like the chime
Of Ferara, it's sounds are romantic
ally enchanting"
Tho following "pome," from tn
I"Calliopean," is decidedly ricl,
original, and spicy. Read it
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arc taken from the Democratic tickets
These are all native born, md arc sup.
posed to sympa,hizs with sshe Amer.
cans. Two. if not more, wers once
Know Noihings. The rest ofshs eandi.
dates on the Row. Nothing ticket were
70 nominated. Joseph F.Wrightis an
Englishmsn. This nomius,ion wsi
strongly opposed on this account. but hs
was finally put through.
Joe Cooper, the old "wheel horse" ol
the Democracy. was prominent In ,hi'
movement.
Several members. we understand. oI
the Democratic Executive Committee
withdrew on Saturday mornlng. and
helped to lobby the Union ticket
ihrouh."
THREE THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED OF tho Hamilton Co.,
Democracy ready to fellowship the
most prosciptive Of the Know Moth
ings! To what q gloriaus pass has
this party come that has heretofore
made such loud professions offricnd'
ship to our naturalized citizens. Az
a reward for such n base desertion
Of those for whom they once profes.
sed such especial friendship, the nat
'uralized citizens in the interest Of
the Democratic party, had a meet
ting and resolved not to support any
candidate on the Democratic Ticket,
who was supported by this FUSION
The follwing pronuncidments ap'
pears in the Cincinnati Dailiesl
As the Democratic and Know Moth.
ing aspirants for Office have decided
to fuse, and thus endeavor to secure
an election, at the sacrifice OF con.
sistency and good faith, We have de-
termined to erase the names OF the
Democratic nominees who have de-
scended to this unutterable mean
meas, and insert In their stead the
names that appear in the following
ticket.
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REPUBLICAN
NIEE'IIN GS

There will be Republican Meet.
ings held at the following times and
places, to.wit:
AT THOMPSON'S SCHOOL
HOUSE: u, Re5agGte Gtewe&iIifn. Il M: Mo-
Speaker-A. II. Bigelow.
COOPER'S SCHOOL.HOUSE
in Portage township, Monday, Oct
8, evening. Speaker-A. H. Big
Glow.
PLEASANTVILLE, Tuesday
Oct. 9th, evening. Spcakers-Gen
Hill, G. Z. Este and A. IL. Bigelow
LOUISVILLE, Blanchard town
ship, Tuesday, Oct. 8, evening"
6peakers--Stansberry & Beardsley
TWINING'S, Jackson tp., Tues
day, Oct. 6, evening. Speakers
Ezra Brown.
CENTER SCHOOL.HOUSE
Union tp., Wednesday, Oct Z, even
ing. Speakcr-Bigelow.
WILLIAMSTOWN. Wednesday
Oct. 7th, one o'clock, I'M. Speak
ers-Brown and Besrdsley.
HUGHES SCHOOL.HOUSE
Eagle tp., Oct. z, evening. Speak
es-Brown and Beardsley.
ARCAnIA. Friday, Oct. 9th, on,
o'clock, p. M. Speakers s-Bigelov
and Beardsley.
CASS CENTER, Cass tp., Oct. /
evening. u. Speakcrs--Bigelow IN,
Beardsley.
MNDLAY.. Saturday.. Oct. 10th
evening.
aVANLUE. Monday, Oct. 12th
/, evening. Speakers - Capies AM
Bigelow.
By ORDER OF Tux CEN. Cox.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
RETRENCHMENT
R .EFO r M .
What the Repubi.
cans Propose.

RESOLVED, That Officers
nominated for County Offices,
if elected, furnish for them
selves all Blanks, Lights, Fire
Wood, and Stationery, neces-
sary for their Office during their
.--.... Which resolution the Nom.
inees pledge themselves to car
~ out.
The undersigned fully approve ol
the proposition embodied in the
above proposition; and il elected,
will carry it out in letter and spirit
that is, they will furnish atrheir own
cost, all Blanks, Lights, Fuel and
Stationery needed in the Offices io'
which they may bc elected, during
such term Of Office.
EZRA BROWN,
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Harry G. CONDlT.
DANIEL. B. BEARDSLEY
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us have : more efficient Banking
system, tbsa We have ct present in
Ohio. IL A
: < : :
RETRENCHMEMT AND REFORM
m HANCOCK COUNTY
The Republicans propose to re-
duce the Expenses Of :.
Hancock county
over $1,1OO

Below VIC give a resolution adop-
ted at the Republican County Con.
vention on tho 10th, which the nom
inces of the Republican party pledge
themselves to carry out.
"Resolued. That Officers nomina.
ted for County Officers, il elected,
furnish for themselves all Blanks,
Lights, Fire Wood, and Stationery,
necessary for their Office during their
term, which resolution the Nomi.
nees pledge themselves to carry out.
We shall show that this PROPOSE.
ton is very important to the tax pay.
ers Of Hancock County. According
to tho Auditoro Erh;L;s, .i.v cost ol
GOOD, light, stationary. &c. for the
past year, was S3o2,55. The whole
printing for the year, including
portion that was not accepted by the
Commissioners, until after the ex
hibit was published, but which prop
erly belonged to that year, amour
tied to some
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both east end west; consider these fsess
in q candid manner and act consistent.
ly. and ] will venture to assert that in
less Than eighteen months. you will be
able TO ride from Fremont to lndianaPo.
lis, over this line OF route. in the short
space OF six hours, whereasit now takes
from four 10 six days. And your pro-
ducts will find Ja ly outlet and really
market. l could 80 OH and cover y ou'
whole sheet with the advantages and
profits to the stockholders, that would
be derived from this road, but ! perceive
I have already written more than | in
tended, ana will therefore ciOsO ty say
ing, I hope ,ha. when | visit FindIay
again to be drawn on iron rails with ar
iron horse, and not be obliged to rid'
all day in getting from Fremon, toyou
village. a distance Of but thirty si'
miles.
Yours, respectfully,
J. PARKER LINDSAY.
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Tho DeAeevaslc. Party In Hsiaiioa Co.
Gone 20 Frayncnss... Usite with the
Kssw Nethisgs.
!, The Democracy Of Hamilton Co.
are completely disrupted. Q large por.
tion Of the party having formed On
alliance With the Know-Knothings
Tho following we clip from tho Gin
cinnGfi GGz.
The Know Noihings held meeting
on Saturday ia Bacon's building, 70,
tbs purpose. as was generally under
stood, Of re.orgsnizing their County
ticket. To this Meeting paper. mum
efousIy sisusd BY Democrats was presn
Ted proposing . union between ,hs
Know Noihinrs and disaaected Demo
fyscy who are dissatisfied with tho actor
1o(thsltts Greenwood Hall Convention
The proposition was accepted by th,
KNOW Notbings, end The candidate,
previously uoainatsd by the latter hsv
ing pithdspws. the follow ing union
tickSe Sas poSpinaeA: For Stale Sena
sois. ". 3. Hatch. Chas, Thomas and
VIZ. Missst Representatives, Isaac
9. Csilias HsaeBs Bssoks, Geo. Rob
, iopoA JepeeA = Wight d.. n. Schultz
" Al dIn{bs, j. w. Hls,0p and
toyf Cole. Sfsobsts bulge. Edmund
/, ,xAe1lstoa. County Commissioner. Ea
gar W. Scot. County Treasurer, How
ard nathews. Ceuniy CLARK, +. +
XeckIss. County Surveyor. Jamos B
l:e Selk ni!se'or Of County Ia6ruasy,
~ Harvey Car. -
Tse ef ths casdidayss CT Hta1 ssa
stou aa4 toar u The Representative
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HANEMANN REcoNvERrED TO COM
MON SENSE. At a meeting OF spirit.
ualists,' an invalid was brought for.
ward dreadfully afflicted with ulcer
ous scrofula that all the doctors had
failed to euro. 1t was proposed to
appeal to the spirit land for advice,
and q Homeopathic physician pres
ent interrogated the departed spirit
Of Hanemann as to what remedy
should be taken. Loud and distinct
raps, audible to the whole audience
told Of Ayers Cathartic Pills. 10
mer AZ. n Wig.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
Marriaa.s.

i MARkIED--On tho goth inst. at the
residence OF J. CHAMBERLAIN, by Rev.
@. D. OvIArr. Mr.. VIZ. G. MONROE to
Miss MARY JOHNSON, all OF Findlay TIP.
Hancock Co., Ohio.
On the 2oth ult. by Rev. T. PARKER
Mr.. GEoRoE DUKES and Miss MARY G.
MYREs, both Of Hancock Co. ...
Cake in abundance in both cases -
The blessings Of the Printing Craft res,
on these newly married folks!
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= oRATUTToUe ExHleiTioel =.
GRAND ASCENSION UPON A SINGLE WIRE
NY LADY -

0RATUTTOUe ExHletTioN =.
GRAND ASCENSION UPON A SINGLE WIRE
ny A LADY.
Previous 10 the commencement Of the after.
noon performance, and Immediately before
opening tho doors of Nixon a Kemp's Great
Eastern Circus, Mile Louise WILL make TEE
RFIc ascent upon single wire, extending nom
the ground, 1856 feet TO the top Of the Circus
flagstaff, an elevation Of some so or % feet, ..
A FULL description ofthe eperformances In the
in the pictorial sheets, ILLUSTRATED posters, the
CLOWNS Book, &c. ''' t''
Doors open at q and Z p. M; the por.
fomancs will commence half an hour
afterwards. . '...... ',
Boxes. so cts.. Pit 26 cts. Children
nnder 70, to boxes, half price. .rn
The old Clowns New Song Book. h
W. r. SMITH, the popular Clown and BaEe
Singer, attached to Nixon q Kemp's Great
Eastern Circus, has nssc song for svsry day n
TIE month, which ARE published In pamphlet
FORM and EMBELLIsED with 81 admirable comiG
wood cuts.H The book ALSO contains FULL pSIrl
tioula,s and the order Of the Circus Performers
, Cos, printed on the cover. This Ia not OMAR .
WELL got up and amusing book, but cOnyen-
lent reference for thespectator, Itmay be bad
at the door or OF the Ushers inside. .l'.1-i
| This immense equestrian troupe. pcccMpG.
MED by the CALLiors, wiLn appear ~ 1oseH
ria, Oct. 3; Fmdlay, Oct. 10; Ottowa, Dot. III
Lima, Oct lS; WapakcAnetta, OCT II.
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had been rescued, and then sct sail.
We found the bark short Of provis-
ions. and tho crcw living on Cruel.
We had somc tea and coffee to re-
fresh ourselves, and at noon on Sun.
day we spoke this American bark
the Saxony) bound for Savannah.
which supplied MS with provisions,
and took five Of us OH board.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
Bear IN MIND

that the so called Democratic party,
are in ia vor Of the Dred Scott decis.
ion, which deprives tho colorcd man,
whether bond or free, Of any protec-
lion under the Constitution, leaving
him at tho mercy of the white man,
to rob or enslavo, as interest or Gu.
price may dictate; which declares
that the STAKEHOLDER may take and
hold his slsve property, wherever
the Constitution guarantees the right
to take or hold any other kind oi
property; which declares that slave.
ry can be carried into our territories
in despite of all territorial laws, thus
giving a death.blow to tho much
boasted doctrine Of popular sover-
|eiputv.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
S11OO A YEAR

This Is matter Of no trifling moment
to those who complain ofburthersome
taxes. We understand that the Dred
Scott party in their electioncering
operations, through the county, have
been exhibiting to particular indi.
viduals their taxes, and trying to
make the impression that they are
unnecessarily high, and that the
blame attaches to the Republican
party. 1t would be very well to test
the sincerity Of these men, especial
ly such as are candidates for office,
by asking ,thep 70 -ivn tha ,r,adon
made by the Republican candidates.
Will they Go it! Dare they do it?
Let tax payers look to their interests
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
Bearin Mind

that Henry B. Payne is in favor Of
the repeal Of the ha6eas corpus act,
and OF the law which prohibits the
usc of our jails for the confinement
Of fugitive Slaves-he is in favor OF
converting our iails into slaye pens.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
Nsh AAAsrtisn.suts.

IT >. srldCHlsR, Resident Dentist, has re.
ID gmovad 10 the second floor, In Croningsr
A Tyiq S TnSIs new SsSti,dins, north q the Reed
Oct. :, (Dec. 81 l8S6.-tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-02
A NODE TO YE CALLIOPE
Internal scrcecher!

Internal screecher!
Whatn thunderd' ou mean by yallink
So all fred loud? Does any thing hurt
you,
Or have you got collie in y our bowels,
And cau't help it? Say. you squalink
cuss!
Mebby they feed you on steam, and y on
sqnes
Because its hot, and burns y ou in ards;
And mebby you yell because you like
to,
Aud think it sounds purity. You whis.
link fool,
Which is it! Doe. it take all them
To draw you round and get so much
! noise out!
Why don't you bust your biler. -
you,
And then shet up. you old squawkink
! mac,.ine.
You forty horse power pianncr on
/. wheels.
With steam engine a playing onto
you,
You WON'T! Then keep on blowink!--
who cares?
don't il you blow y our blasted brain.
! out,
: Which would be exceedingly crafty
ink.
, You're only good to scare hosses, wha
l hav'nt
2 Got no sense. and make folks run to SCI
: ing cuss!
e lnfernal screecher, adieu!
K Willis, Of the New York Hom,
a Journal, indulges in the followin.
= ecstacies in regard TO the Calliopc:
v "Wonderful invcntionl The Geniu
C Of the Yankee nation now stands un
j rivs.ed. The originator of thi
s wonderful instrument will be i'm
n mortal. He will at least rank wit
!. these illustrions Americans, the in
c ventors Of the Steamboat, the Tele
i graph and the cotton gin. He ha
y raised the mighty agent. Steam
e from the base position OF a mechan
Il !cal drudge to the elevated rank Q
y assistant in tho divine art of music
: 1t shall atone to ns for stunning on
9 ears with the harsh clangor ofcranks
il and wheels, by regaling us wit
II dulcet melodies, which, if not sweeI
ir er, will at least be more powerfr
" than those of Appollo."
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

DR.. ROback's Scandinavian Remedies
The blood is the life,' says Scrip.
tnre; so snys Science also. Expel
corruption from the blood and no dis.
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Robacl's Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills performs this task cfiectually
1t is powerful vegetable detergent,
and it cures all forms of disease sim
ply because it removes the common
cause Of all disease from the life
sustaining fluid. Hence its appa'
rently miraculous cures of scroiula
incipient consumption, eruptions
tumors, dyspepsia, liver complaints
rheumatism, swellings of the joints
and oil affections OF the internal or
gans, which do not proceed from
maltormation. See Advertisement
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1900 dollars
and of that probably
500 dollars.

was for printing blanks. Now as
the resolution pledges the Repnbli-
can nominees for county offia Pc, to
furnish AT their own cost, il elected,
all Blanks, Lights, Fuel and Sta
tionery. the reform, TINS proposed to
DO introduced. when made complete
will reduce the county expenses over
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the German RICHMOND ADVERTISER
....,, B. H,ssEl. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday at
SO per Annum, payable M advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OEF. Il: 1911. BROAD STREET
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organ diseased sklful application Of this ON puts
In immediate motion the fluid, and the Is at
once accomplished. No beedings-no vomiting, purg
ing, or blistering, is resorted to-.
~ None genuine without signature Of Prof. O. De
GRATH Labels signed In writing.
Principal Depot, No. 80, South Eighth Street, three
doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia Country dealers
and druggists can be supplied wholesale and retai-
Price 25 cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Try everything else; give this one simple trial.
CAUrios.-Be careful to ask for and get De GRArH's
Electric OIL rs worthless limitations abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung up the
putation article has acquired The public must be-
ware. They are worthless.
For sale by GEO. W. ROSS, Athens, Tenn.
Nov 20-1y-415