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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
IOWA ITEMS.

CEp,n Co.-Seven Of the Regulators
have been arrested in Msssillon, and bound
over in the sum of ~ 900 each. for trial AT
the next District Court The Advertiser
says they were all reputable men. until in
yolved in the recent lynching operations -
Great anxiety with regard to crops has
been felt on accoun, Of the heavy rains.
M.RsnALL-John Keys, Esq. Of LAfaye cite
Marshall county. has harvested 4 acres OF
Hungarian grass averaging from three to
four tons per acre. and yielding % bushels
Of seed. The hay is OF very superior quail
ity.
JOHNSON Co. FMR-On "Wednesday Sept
SoM-Ihe annual Festival Of the Farmers
% Johnson county is just at hand. With
such a season as the present has been. and
with such Farmers and Gardeners as John
son county can now boast. we see no reas
on why the Fair next week should not be
the best ever held in the county. After
ton IL invited to the notice in another col
uinn. from the officers OF Johnson count v
Society,-Repnbiieaa.
CHEeAQuA Is board settlement" In the
Skunk River timber. ten miles west of Mt.
Pleasant. and the present terminus Of the
Burlington aud NJ X. K.
ALAMAkEn Cove learn from the Mirror
that Judge Murdoch, Dist. Judge, has deci-
ded some 10 naturalization papers granted
10 foreign born citizens by the County Judge
as null and void and rec ommends that the
parties appear. have their money refunded
and procure lie gal papers
The Democratic Co Convention at Waw.
kon on the 9TH inst. nominated e. W. Gray
for Representative.
Three members Of the family Of Moses
Bush. in the western part Of the county, had
been poisoned by eating ''pot cheese that
had become mouldy' A child Is months
old had died the Others recov cred tres
,fHi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
a False hood Nailed.

In the leading editorial of Yesterday )
Democrat. it is very plainly insinuated that
We have been Know Nothings AID would
inform the writer Of this article, that he ne
Yer was in Know Nothing lodge in his
lille. but II prominent citizen informs him.
tina, the first time he WA. over in Know
Nothing lodge. the person who now occu
pies the position oil leadin. editor and gen
eral political writer and legal" adviser OF
the Davenport state Democrat. was hacl
bailedt, He wanted to become a Know
Nothing, and asked TO be made u Know
Nothing bet the Know Nothings in self
respect refused to take him into compaui =
onship. PROB ably this accounts for his h.
terness against thcm.-Dar Gazette.
We pronounce the above mendacious com
pound of illniny and fa!sehood. one of the
most unmitigated untruths ever uttered by
the Gutefis.
were ever black bnlled in Know Nothing
lodge.
=. No man ever Informed Add that we
ever applied to II Know Nothing lodge for
admission
!. No man ever before had hardhool to
state such falsehood in the face OF our
whole political record
1. Add Sanders must lie hard up for
something dcspcahle to say when he coins
such a nest Of lies. We now brand him q,
Al ialsitier and demand proof
viii Add dare say that he did not edit
the Evansville journal and that during that
time it was not openly a Know Nothing
organ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

AMes aeA4tnunsxAsss onns.
salles3ag n u Es;stsrIssIv. - "
esr,asi d1ssqus % The ssyls q diasaE
100 elnndaia 49, day. II dssd jaee1
graduates, anxious to show "a their learn
iag. without ksoviag how q apply y:
Text" And h killed the iatted calf"
Jntroduction-Not necsnary 70 ssy much
about Ghe prodieal %, fer peasF every
wealthy family has specimen Of h Own.
and need no enlightenment on the subject
Divide the subject into Eve heeds
LIST. Speak Of the calf and inform your
hearers how . calf should be hsted. Give
him al the milk Of two cows, except . tin
cup full now and then for the baby. Hsss
you can mske come learned remsrks about
the milky-wsy. the bsh Of Jupiter. and Lord
Ross telescope
Cd He killed the fsttsd eslf. but Dot only
the scriptures, tut Josephus and the Psthess
are profoundly silent on the qaestioo how
he killed IT, A this Vas more thaa stAou.
sand years before the invocation a ire arms
or gun powder. the presunpGi0n b thnt the
old man didn't shoot the csitter, but pitched
into him with . club-ior clubs are very
ancient institutions.
Sd. Explain why the old gentleman, in
stead of calf didn't kill shoat-make Z
one horse barbecue and have real time
of It,
4th. Inform your readers what the word
calf means when used in greek, latin, chok
taw. or lockjaw.
9Th. Dwell psthetically upon the melan
choly degeneracy Of the present age
evinced by the fact that fathers now a days
instead Of treating . runaway son to Fat
ted calf, are pretty apt to treat him to I
"hasty plate Of soup" made from the hid'
Of the calf $ material progenitor.
Concusion-Thr0W In . little geology
talk learned.y about grapewsde."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Fatal ACctdenC.

We clip from the Folorence Courier the
particulars Of the melancholy death Of Dr.
A. H. Han d;astle.
We had heard the official vote for Dele
gate t. Congress and had built bonfire on
the bluff at the rear Of our town and were
firing cannon in commemorstion ofthe elec
ton Of Judge Ferguson. DIR. Hardcastle had
command ofthe gun. At the tenth or twelfth
discharge it exploded, one Of the pieces stri-
king him in the leg SCATTERING 1t badly. no
one else was injured. The Doctor called
for assistance and gave directions for banda
ging the limb 50 ~ to stop the discharge Of
b. oil, assisting in it him elc He was car.
ried To the Wilt House where the wound
was examined by Doctors Malcolm. He
man. and Harsh, who decided on amputa-
ton. To this DIR. llar.castle objected. He
thought the limb could be saved, messen
gers were sent to surgeons at Council Bluffs
and Omaha who. upon examination concur
red with those Of Florence, but all this eau
sed delay It was too late after the Op0r-
alton the sufferer never revived but sank
quietly into the arms of death
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

GEORGE GiLL,srIE, our candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. came to Iowa soIre twenty
years ago. and made living for some time.
in those early days. by chopping wood on
the Island near the city of Muscatine.
Mr.. q. has been an Office holder in this
state. the greater part of the time since and
is acknowledged hy all. to be rare speci-
men Of q self made man.
He was. in ls49. Treasurer Of the Des
Moines Improvement Company. and for
years. subsequently, held the Office Of Reg
lister Of the STATE land Office, and is represen-
ted rs having discharged every duty with
marked ability and credit.
How then, with candidates so happily
qualified for filling the respective offices for
which they are nOminated. shall the Democ
racy fail to achieve u glorious rictory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24


We rejoice TO knew hat the Daven-
port Gazette don't any longer believe
that simply because Mr.. Samuels was
born in the South be is BY that reason
in favor Of establishing slavery in Iowa.
Our naming IL own candidate and
other promintRepublicans in the State
would be placed 10 the same INK u
its reasonings were true, has induced
it to take the "back track. But the
Gazette continues to utter the same
dirty falsehoois about Samuels being
born in a Slave State, and by his edu'
,.ation 10 q Slave State, he has formed
opinions so favorable to slavery, that
he wants it adopted in Iowa. This is
a base coiumny. The Gazette has no
other proof of this infamous charge
except the falsehoods Of the unscrupu
ions Dubuque Times, who makes the
bare assertion, while Samuels is absen,
20 that he cannot contradict it. These
twin journals Of the Black Republican
party have no political consciences
One makes charge, knowing it to bt
false, the other copies it for true, and
50 the game goes on. They make char
yes and then ask as 10 prone them false!
They might rs well accuse man OF .
crime, without proof, and ask him te
prove himself innocent. Such u STYLE
Of electionecrlng is simply Infamous
and no affected Indignation Of Thu
Ga-ette will prevent us from exposing
its falsehoods.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

SUICIDE OF LADY ny HANorNo.-
We learn from Mr.. L. Williams Of
Throopsville, that Mrs. Horton, wife Of
Wines Horton, Esq., formerly at SEN
EFT, in this county, and now Of South
Butler, Wayne county, committed sui
eide by hanging herself in piece Of
woods near her residence. She sus'
pended herself from a branch Of q tree
by means of two skeins Of yarn. She
was the sister Of DR.. Mccarthy, Of
Troopsville. The cause Of this deplo'
rabIe act is said to be domestic troub'
les, She and her husband separated
about year since. We learn that
her mother and sister both committed
suicide some years ago. Auburn
American.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

COLLISION. The mail train Saturday
night was detained n number Of hours by
coming in collision with gravel train,
some distance this side of Geneseo. Noper-
sons were injured. The ears were thrown
off the track and somewhat smash ed.-Isl-
ander d. .irg,ts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

The name Of the Democratic candi
date for Governor, il used by many
Republican journals, some Of which
undoubtedly know better, and by the
Republican State Central Committee,
all OF whom are probably better infOr,
med, as Benz. Benjt. or Benjamip NJ.
Samuels Some OF the Democratic
papers also, IN localities where Mr.
Samucls is relatively less known, have
unwittingly fallen into the same
error.
Now it IL very important that it be
known throughout the State, prior to
the printing OF the tickets, that our
candidate'a name is not Benjamin, but
plain
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

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So1eSo n9ysoDoA, . hDasaea1 osUsl10A - v11A.
y al1ee iss0 ls0lalss. 1es1eoDe1.
q - bsessn CAsnas Avsooe - 0ovlaD
Ghpoee, asag - - ~ = ~ sa1gln1 tpek
800 -, - - 49, $3.50 j,,ys.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Black Republican Corruption,

The State of New York is given over To
the vultures of the Black Republican
party, and has been plundered until it is
bankrupt. The canals have stopped i'm
provemen's and suspended Ot this the Al
bany iryns says:
This is the third general stoppage of the
public works since the more speedy policy
was introduced by Gov Seward The works
were suspended in 1872, before the call OF
the extra session and the passage OF the
stoppand tax law. which the Democrats
carried through the Legislature. and which
Gov Seward was compelled to sign and zap
prove.
That suspension was the fruit of the
SEWARD roli,y-the vigorous means taken
Tor the restoration of public credit, by the
application of a direct tax to the wants of
the treasury. Were due to the democrats
from 1872 to 1916 the democrats were in
power IN the state, and the revenues of the
Canals We're raised to the highest point of
prosperity and IT was supposed that the
State credit was assured, and the people
guaranteed from further taxation. 6y the
stringent provisions of the new Constitution.
these provisions. however, were violated
by the old Dynasty coming into power. who
alter exhsusting all other indirec. means Of
obtaining money, discovered the notable
Nine Million Bill That divice failing. the
works We're again suspended; and agitation
for an amendment Of the Constitution com
menced. and placed some Ten Millions ia
the hands ii the demagogues in power-
This money is gone. the heavy taxation is
not enough to supply the void caused by the
failiny revenues. and TIE WORKS STOP
FOR THE THIRD TINE.
This is the ripened fruit Of that policv
which we have so often been called upon TO
denounce, aud to forewarn the people Of
For II the Black Republicans are alone re-
sp"nsihle. They have changed their marty
name during the progress Of the fraud, and
receptions and proflieacies which have lsd
to it-but they are not less responsible he.
cause they have plundered with mastad
faces or attempted to escape Justice unaer
an alias
In the list of Bankrupts, which ms, now
darken the money columns Of our iournsl.
and shed the gloom over the business of H..
people. We may expect to see recorded thu,
of The State Of New York-Seward Wei
q 20. messengers--suspented Outstand.
ing liabilities about thirty millions-,hira
'ailure.eharacter bed-will have to hqui
gate; The people have often had TO blush
Tor me State. when II has been in the hands
81 the opponents But they have again
been ealoled by promises Of reform. They
VIII listen no longer: but will take the mat.
ter into their own hsnds-drivs out these
bankrupt money changers from the CAPITAL.
and set about the wo.k Of REDrxMrxs Nrv
loRk-redeem its political character and il
future credit and sinking honor
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

PAYING CRors.-Thc crops Of wheat
ley this year are the best ever raised
there. One farmer has 100 acres in
tobacco, which will realize him 81 5 900
when cured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
BEN NJ. SAMtlELS.

The press and individual. should
spare no time or pains, to see that the
error, fostered so studiously by our
antagonists, he seasonably corrected;
that We suffer no dimuni,ion Of our
mer,tablt myority in October Ores
cent 4 reporter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
r X = II II n
4 Spl'lid Lease, IL Years Duration
With Hue improvements.
&kR

SS1
a u ace Track
A L. fenced with an eight feet high fence. lnown
"A ~ tho
DAV PORT ACKl!
The sbove property will b. sold on good termso
EXCHANGED for Real estate In this Countrywide
ToSe AfM1SS0ss - UttDssS6er,o
syears old, Chesnnt sosrel. II hands high viii var
rant him sure icai gettrv a. trots hts mile inside
OF = miles on our trsss, which IL ~ feet over
| mile.
Wonder was sired hy the celebrated trotiinr horse
Washington. bis dam By MemLrino, Wondrr wss
In condition last season weighed 1866 lbs win DO
| sold on scd terms exehaps Sor Real IstsSs In
| this county.-Aso the
TTottipg Stallion Mountain Monk.
| By vermnns Dlaakhawk dam, by Nambr,no. W.
are prepared 10 prove that Monk has trotted in pub.
'c IN minutes and % seconds: Ia nne aiylish
horse, ID years old, ID y hands high. Wccan shovv
cassa from him that cen not be surpassed By any
Stock Horse In this country. We can show two min.
utes and fifty seconds with him our track. Win
erty Also
TINE ST.ALLlOyV' .ADO,
splen ,id Bay Horse years old, IS "a hands hish
Can show minutes In harness Was sired by the
erotting horse Washington, dam by Abdailah. This
horse u too wi: know here. 70 nc-d any rcumm,
ue'lOn from ~. His fet IN this county viii show
for ITSELF We Will sell him rood terms or exchange
| for Real Estate
Also the Thoroughbred horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARKRN.
The former was sired BY the race horse r sveier.
Who won the big as 600 stake In Canada At 4 milo
heafr. his dam Was Cr-to. bred by X. L. Stevens Of
Hobokc0. N. J. lie h ISM hands high, blood bay
and ms fine siOcx In this County. He % years DID,
l.arhn vas aired BY Imf orted Houten, out Of thu
dam Of tlen Batemsn. He 10 . blood hay, years
slA hnMx~ n oh
over our track In one minute end nfy-Hvs seconds.
All Of above horses will be warranted sound,
We viii sell the slove On good terms OF xchaneo
Tor Real ESTATE. Our object Is dispose OF come Of
our STOCK ~ &c have super abundance Of oil kinds
Of thoroughbred cattle, &c.
D. 3 =. Z. ALLEN:
P.0-The above STOCK was brought from Long
lslano oy ~ D. q .. Z. 4.
DsveuC0rAu9.7d0 (6ssette oopyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Fer Sale.

A0np Au11ge1 81 tUsatD 0gn11ng ~ n .
~ AA1ltlpa = ~ tsWn q 1sgt 0yrso.
- 1snk = ~ 4isa1sel. ~ ~ - ~ = -
0soable os1De. f9Anf
~ pogoosl0aD nQu1se = 1nsis Duu1sa. Hsuu Z
Oh 1T ~ C1essaJ 1ae.H. -. hQslsA
" ~ suhsssylss ~ nunbsssd6e 1156ss31S -
068Ao1 0un1 1aw1nD 01oD q 0Dgu1 -
IsUlss : -. tOSdi0l Q. Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

AT WHITE TDnTH, PkRFUMBD BREATH
W. and Beautiful Complexion can be acquired
BY using the "Balm OF Thousand Flowers " What
lady gentleman would remain under the curse of
adissgrceabls breath. when BY using Balm Of 4
Thousand Flowers" ~ dentifricc would not on.
render 1t sweet, hut leave the teeth white a. aiaba
ter, Many persons do not know their breath 10 bad
and the subject 10 delicate their friends will never
mention It. Beware Of CounteHfeits. he sure each
DO. Is signed F8TRIDGH Co., N. 7. For sale
BY ell deuggists.
WOODLAND CREAM."-A Pomade Tor besutify.
ing the Hair-hghls perf,med, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price, For
dressing Iacies' usir it has equal, giving II .
bright, glossy appearance. II causes . 0enteinan's
HAIR TO curl in the most natural manner Il removes
Dandrun, always giving the Hair the appearance Of
being fresh shampooncd Price, only fifty cents.
None genuine unlces signoa
Projectors OF the sBalu - Thousand Flovers."
For tals BY TAYLOR 4 BALLORD, No 10 Lea laire
Bow. Sole age nts for Davenport.
July23dAv6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

Tom LON atsass1 = - - oeses sasssa, NJ
Gonalo1A0 JAM 0AY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

lssMstsls Dtsw NaslesUsa sad T. T. o..
Os5U1wA, 1ewa, Aptn a., NJ.
TEE undesslgned hssso1 glvss .nolhcs, that bAlo
oLdt 1hsy viii b cod - loae cEst, ~ . ~ .
tn means and v1shes Of purcAoesfs.
ApyfurthsS nlbrmstioa dssses6 = g11aelsa = oAoes
- Wilt iornjsAed - a1pltcetlno q thls G0es
onayao1ASD kaAa OsunAnnsoR.
kAWcD8e AnsuBS.
DH0 uoSo4o uAvSoASDoo o.
" ~ ssls q ~ lsaas q tlis coapaay IN -
sGnevs1 Aun thaa ploas - Host ~ 0uln6D.
1Aaoe lonAs yin - eood = lsa0 cse1)0s, - r
~ - e11s - nssas - vAAes = Dasanssss.
0DO. y t114l0a
oss,.vs 4 svs.s q. ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head . limited umbero speciai notices
will be inserted at ten cents per line for each nser
tion or nifty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

ekkCklvED this day ATTY boses Of Peaches,
for sale ~ box or at " per peck.
sepl6d2e PECK STANPlEI.D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Fer Sale or Lease.

TVWnNrY-RHRRD eligible Building lnts. siausts 4
i % usrrisun, fhird. Rlp,ey snd nOodssS ssreets.
Wtll b eolA leased ress0asbse terms: Ter pr.
ticulsss esquire VI ConDsn . low. or
(sn01t0 AM000AY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

eFORSAL8.-Oae pair three year old males
they Srs veil bsokso 70 hasness. Alse
oee Lumber Waooa sud AAsneu. al complete. Osn
o ssee a WORT on Nam street, ncss ~ lat napt
church. for fev days SACKIEY.
ymyi0dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

We have some very desirable lots selected
- end for sale In Oamanche. Pat seen prtcs,
!ssms &C. made known, upon applications 70 PAR
kBR, EDWARDS l. TALnA0R, No, 10 Orr's Dlock
April IS. dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
For Sa L..

AOn acres Of land IN Franklin County +, seo
AkCO acres " land In Mitch. II County las assrs
81 and In 1rundy County. Avpty "
lUayAtf WIFI. 0URLgY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

gTvMcsE store and oiccs on the n n a,c., NJ
! Third and Ferry streets completed asi for
sale OF rent, would make IN excellent Dosrdisa
House and Hotel. Appyto
JonS voRRssr,
Corner Of Fourth aud Brady streets
1ay 25rdd.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
ExCURsIONa.

" HyroRr AND ciIrFwooo DfKsCr, sap MIDDLE
~, Town Point ~ s'sges tro- Kenyon. s'eamhoa
tOiAH every day escrst Saturday and Sunday Mr.
~ s'rst sgAs goypJrs Up, ~ Faro, 70 GEMS kisHs.
tcvu Point -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
FURNITURE, &C

UruRNIT1Rp wANTED.-P.Rrf's wpo tRE ssE4g
nq IN housefeep " vtshmx al pari 81 shsr M
uitrre aud cash customer ~ sddrsssas Aen Hsrsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

A LADY NJ r., oCuLrsr AND 6URlsr. 80 Bro0Ss
n street. The isdv IL onY curing dise1ss OF he
0her disease wh0nt operation pain she
has saved thousands q ON ne gave.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

laims in the vicinity but those have visited
bis morning look very promising and are be
NO worked in the most systematic manner.
Here would be good place for families to
settle, as the place is undoubtedly permanent.
There are already five families living in the
immediate neighborhood.
On Wednesday, fight occurred near here
between waterman on the ditch and man
who lived near it on a ranch. The waterman
alleges that the ranchman pitched into him
with slung shot and hurt him badly, merely
because the ranchman use water for irrlga-
ton with pay The matter is now being in
vestigated before Justice Hayne at the Oak
Grove House. Of course this place is IL
county