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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MRS. .aLDE.r CRlDCkE

ID ESBRCrFULLg infoi ms the citizens Of Dsven-
~ port that she has op ned Primary School In
the building on Main street, next to the Le Claire
House, where she is prepsl ed &c take limit cd num-
be- Of pupils
Terms made kno~n on application choo Room.
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III BOOTS AND SHOES
Wholesale % Retail,
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT
nv have now IN store large and well seleCte
w stoch Of Roots and Shoes, 10 which we invite
the attention OF all In want Of articles in line
Cbtnfry Traders wishing TO rrplenish their sto
will nnd 1t TO their advantage call before
chasing elsewhere.
To our numerous customers who prefer Oss1oa,
Work We continue 70 hold out Inducements In the
way OF prime stock and stylisA soork not equalled
this side Of New York.
All kinds Of LADIES' work manufactured as usual
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

Syme'S surgery.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
DY James Syme i $, Professor Of Blinissl
- University OF Edinburgh &c, sc.
Edited with Notes and Illustrations by Robert 8
Newton, d. Prof Of Surgery In the Eclectic M,d-
cal Institute OF Cincinnati, Ohio, &c, &c
From the Edinburgh edition pub. Cincinnati 'Sh7
vol. vo. sheep $40 pages, illustrated with Ems,
price Is 90.
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Two Story Dwelling House

an Third street, blocks from Brady street, con-
~ tanning rooms, a good well OF water and els
tern and barn, &c Possession will be given imme-
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STATE DEMOCRAT,
DAVENPORT. AUGUST II. 1857.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRIVALS.
1astern( Chicago)twice dsilyex Suny 8 A MAG \
SuthrrntsiaMus AT Inc and Iowa city) daily loA
Northern IVA Dubuque) daily ~ 6PM
Southern lot Louis) daily At err
Northern via Csmanche. LeCiare, &c. Tues
day, Thursday ard Saturday at 7PM
Northern via Maquoketa, Dewitt, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At 7Px
DEPARTCREs X. Il. TINE
Eastern tvia Chicago closes 6l9AH
Northern tDubuque :" -
southern St Iouis) &" " i"
southern (Muscatine and Iowa city, closes 4PM
Northern tCamanohe, LeCisire, &c, closes
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at Bpm
Northern Maquoketa and Dewitt closes Sun.
day Tuesday and Thursday n SPIN
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OFFERS HIS SERVICES As eUOu
10 hts friends and the public ing
uYYya nj, bei,evns that .... a.. vii
A1IJ give entire satisfaction In Oh woFh
Doe L. me ocn:s, line. He has been engaged In DIR
0ooirichs occ for the last fifteen months, and be
eviDg that be has sustained his former reputation
A. Dentist he asks for portion ~ the patronage
from his friends and the public. Hts requirements
IN tn knowledge 81 Denti,try and arrangements In
his fce and laboratory snch that he 10 prepared
TO do any work In the Dental line. His mode Of W. RI
II different from all others his section u the coun
try, being more ci-snly and durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction TO the wearcr He
will put in artificial indentures from to
tire set, and do all other work appertaining 10 Den
tistry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street.
second house west Of Main, adjoining Dr. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given " required
Ma, Edit.
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the eIRL'S DELIGHT
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% - with dresses In envelopes, including
Miss Florence, Miss Hattie and Master
Frankfort %
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LITTLE DORKITT COMPLETES

VOLS cloth illustrated, - so, vol. clo., q 50
I paper do 10, " paper. %
Glencoe, l vol, paper, 90
Nothing New, l vol, paper. o.
The Professor by Curver BELL, 50
Aurora Leigh Ly Bowning, 90
The Citizen, by Bishop Hopkins, 90
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~PROPOSALS

"ILL be received, until August. 18th inst, for
w the erection Of a dwelling house for the sub
scriber.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at my once
O. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
ausl2i1t lie Claire Row
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The frequent storms of rain, accom-
panied with thunder and lightning, visiting
our vicinity about these days and the
number of buildings hereabouts, which have
been either wholly destroyed or much
damaged by the electric fluid during the
pas; few weeks, should admonish all owners
of buildings of the protection derived from
good honest Lightning Rod. And lest
any of our readers should remain in ignor.
ance as to 'eher Lightning Rods of the most
approved kind can be had, We would direct
them to the corner of Second and Harrison
streets, where they may obtain from l.. 5
BALDWIN, who is general Agent of the
" Boston lightning Rod Company" Rods of
that companys manufacture These rods
have been thoroughly tested and found to
be the best article now in use
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

PERsoNAL-Rt. Rev. ii. w. Lee, d.
d., Bishop Of Iowa and Provisional Bishop
of Nebraska has returned from a visitation
tour to Western Iowa and the Territory Of
Nebraska.
During his absence he has ofiiciated in
Washington, Fairfield, Kcosauqua, Agency
| City, Ottumnwa, Oskaloosa, Des MONIES.
Glenwood, Council Bluffs and other places
in Iowa, and in Omaha City, Florence,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska City, &c, in Nebras-
ka. Corner stones of new Episcopal churches
were laid by the Bishop in Council Bluffs
and Omaha City, that in Omaha City being
the first service Of the kind in Nebraska
Everywhere the appearance of Bishop Lee
was hailed with pleasure, and he was treat
cd with uniform kindness and respect, by
all classes of citizens, and as we'll by those
of other Protestant churches as by Episco-
palians The rites Of Confirmation were
administered in most of the above places
The Bishop speaks rapturously Of the pro
spects of an abundent harvest, and Gays that
he saw some Of the finest cultivated farms
in the world. He thinks that Eastern Ne
braska is just filling up, and that quite
rush is made to Northern and Western Mis-
souri, by the holders Of Land Warrants.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12

Thermometers ! Thermometers !.
VERY useful to show =" HOW HOT 1T IS" at 75c,
81 90, 81 % and 81 so each, at
No &c Brady street, near the Post Once.
July1ldn ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
Wrapping Paper.

C00 REAMS Straw and nag Wrapping Paper.
COO including Grown, Medium. double Grown
and double Medium, suitable tor Grocers, Butchers,
&c, alss large sczes FIR cloth and hams, also white
Manila Tea Paper, all at nanufacturen prices 1t
No IS Brad, street, near the Post ONCE.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
MOUNT AIRY AND LARKRN

The former was sired b. the race horse Traveller.
Who won the DIG e1b 600 stakt 10 Causds n 4 mile
heats. hts dam vas Creto. bred oy n. L Stevens Of
Hoooken. y. J. He b 15S hands high blood NV
and he's fine stoci In this County He d . years IA
dam Of D)lsn Datemsn. He 10 . blond ~ 4 vss-s
old, 10 hands hieA. We vii warrant him 20 run
over our track n one minute and nfty-0 seccn6s
Al Of The above horses will be varrsnsed susnd.
We VII eel the above on good terms or exchenss
Tor Real Estate. Our object is 10 dispose Of eoe n
our stock, - ne have super abunaance Of al kisSs
Of Thoroughbred cattle, &c. -''''''
D. 4 =. Z. ALLEN:
Pine above stoek Was bsousAt frou Ians
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DeSeepoSsAu8.1o1 (0Aseete cupyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-12
MARSHAL'S SALE.
M Il 4 u d Il m Zing Tax.
Saturday the 18th OF September,

D. 1857 at the oi1e Of the City Marshal of the City
Of Davenport, at 3 o'clock A n, proceed to sell the
lots and parcels AFORESAID, in order to collect said
sums OF money, together with interest 1t 10 cent
and the cost Of this adyer tsemeut.
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Then God will Help I,oss,"
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Shot; b, Frank the little cheat +; =, The Christmas
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

Hon. 5. X. CrRns.--This gentleman, the
Representative OF the Firs. Congressional
District OF Iowa, in the next Congress, was
the "observed Of all Observers in the late
State convention. The Republicans present
from all sections Of the State, rejoiced in the
Tact that SO gallant and accomplished gen.
lleman IS to take the place Of Mr.. Hail.
They re)oiced in the conviction thot Free
Labor and Free Institutions would have 80
efhcient champion, in q seat SO recently oc-
cupied by a craven doughface, and supple
1901 OF the slavery propngandists. His
speech was electrical; full Of food for thought;
overfowing with patriotic fre.--IIowa City
Republican.
Well, it is something os change, that's a
fact, from Gus. Hall to Col. Curts,--from
shutting pettifogger Of the pro- slaveryites
to an ous-spoken, manly and unainchinc
friend of free institutions, who insists on
the right and lawfulness Of prohibiting the
spread Of slavery over the national domain.
The change was made after holly -contcst-
ed canvass, wherein the Colonel bore him
self with that gallantry and spiri, which at
traeted the attention and interest of people
Gil over the State, and outside of it; and we
DO not wonder that he was the central point
OF attraction at the State convention. Heis
sound Republican and strong man. and
will justify the good sense Of the southern
district in electing him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

- ssund head and heart warmly enlist
cd I'm essry good work.
Mr.. fasills followed, with the assurance
that the sauss Of Republicanism had his
eeepest sympathies and should hsvo ~ best
lnbosa. II elee4ed, it should BE- Me - 10
~ the responsible position faithfully, - the
best interests u tho State. Whether elosts1
or defeated, he should be with the RApuhli-
cans Of Iowa, oil the time, dev osing ~ bsst
efforts for their success. He was stranger
to most Of those present; bat be hoped thst
on better acquaiAtanss, they would have no
cause to regret their choice. HE isllow-slt.
iSens and nsishbors, il the North part Of thu
State. would, he believed, bear hoaorabls
witness In his behalf.
The Convention was successfully addressed
b. Hon. 8. h. Curtis, Mr. OsCosnsr, Mr.
/ Wilson Of Jefferson, Mr.. Butler, Of Musoa.
tine, and Mr.. Elliott, Of Henry. Tn,
speeches were interrupted repeatedly BY On
thasiAstic applause and there Wss every 10
dication Of . feeling fully aroused to the i'm
portance OF the contoos.
On motion, the thanks Of the Convention
were given TO the ol6oers, and ahe proceed
ings were ordered to be published.
i A. SAUNDERS, President.
! MASON BusDl:s., v'es Presidents.
J. T !, sass..''' s.er..o,....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25
TOT the datc CITY
keOkuk Female College.


MEssRs. EpIroRs We see in your issues
OF the last day or two, m advertisement Of
the re-opening Of the Keokuk Female Col
lege, on the LIST Of September, and are glad
that, Notwithstanding unforeseen obstacles
thrown in the way Of its prosperity during
the last year, the responsible and intelligen,
gentlemen who have it under their direction
are resolved on its continuance and ultimate
success. That their benevolent purpose will
be achieved, We have no doubt, provided the
citizens generally understand their true in
terests and duty in the case.
That permanent, wel-endowed and we'll.
conducted Seminary, where our daughters
may be trained as extensively and as tn ,r-
oughly as anywhere else in our country, is q
great desideratum in our city, oil intelligen,
persons, We presume, are agreed; but in ref
erence to the best means Of securing such III
institution, we judge there cannot be so greal
unanimity Of opinion. At any rate, the his.
tory OF past efforts for female education in
our community would not indicate so much
practical wisdom in this direction as 10 Other
matters affecting the public veal.
/ Some persons seem TO imagine that in edu
cailonal enterprises as in some department.
OF business, !" the more Of competition
the better" But little reelection we thinl
will convince themof the fallacy Of this sen.
timent.
10 secure literary institution OF reall,
elevated character, large outlay Of means
IN the way Of buildings, school furniture,
maps, apparatus and plates for the illustra-
ton OF the different natural sciences, beside,
competent number Of truly qualified teach.
ers in the various departments OF learning
Is Indispensable. Now it is evident tina,
'ios outlay, this army Of facilities for tn,
! work OF instruction,-csnnot ordinarily BIZ
furnished by single individual. Hence thu
necessity OF cooperation on the part of the
whole community in one grand cntcrpris,
which shall have their permanent sympa.
tines, their patronage, and their liberal ne.
cnniary aid. Hence, too, the superior suc-
cess which crowns extensive, combined and
organized effort, a. compared with the sick /,
and eplsAssai prosperity Of ordinary pri-
waite enterprises.
Were the same motives and Influences /,
have sway in connection with our railroad
proceedings and other public improvement,
as have too often governed our educationa
movements--were each real or imaginary
indiscretion on the part Of directors or em
ployees 10 such cases--and especially wer,
! the removal Of every incompetent incumben,
70 be made an occasion of division, or oi
starting rival enterprises, how certainl,
would ali our proposed Improvements b.
/ prevented, and how long would it be er.
/ one sihcient agency for the public prosperit,
would be 10 successful operasioni
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25
slaves Nsslen 81 salvation.

slaves Notlon 81 salvation.
The following aneodote 10 from Olmsted,s
"Seaboard Slave States: !"
A slave, Who VAS ssA professor" plagued
his master very much By his psrsistsnes Is
certain immoral practices, and he requested
clergyman 20 converse with him and try 10
reform him. The clergyman did 90. and On.
dsavored TO bring the tsrron Of the law 10
bear upon his CONSIGNED.
s'Look yea, massa," said the bsekslider,
sdon't Do scripture say, sDem Who believe
and 10 baptissd shall Be savedf,"
Certainly" ths clsrgynsn snswersd |;
and went on to explain and expound the pas.
sage but directly the slave interrupted hin
again.
"Jast you tell me now, nassa, don,t de
good book say desc words Dem q believe
and e baptized shall be saved,' want to know
dat"
"Yss, bat,s
"Das's I'll want 70 koow, cir; nov, wst's
Do use Oh talkin 30 msp You Amt eoinR 10
make me believe Whist Do blessed Lord ssys
ain't %, not sf you Try forever"
The clergyman again attempted 10 explain,
but shs negro would mos aiiow MIN, and q
often - be got back - the judgment day q
WAS charging him with sin, and demanding
reformation, he would interrupt him in .he
same way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

TIN AND JAPANNED WARB,
Wn0L8sALB AND Rn1AIL.
yNE have on hand constant supply or Tn
w and Iapaned Ware, and can iuSnish all vhs
may favor ~ With call, esther ut Wholesale d
Retail.
LUDLOW co.'s IMPROVED sRUlr CANS.
No Vas, Solder o. Csmsns Dad.
TAs nestsst. safest, ssl nost soaysnisat a.
o. tall y preserve fruit sstablss, As, u -
fsssly fresh sssts. These oaas - b uea year a.
- ysas. Dirsesioss fns pstting ap al kinds d
Fruits aad Vegetables sssonpany the Cans.
Rvs2y CAN WARRANTED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

MuRDEs.-John Baptiste DuBay, hall
breed, at Portage City, Wisconsin, murder
Cd VIM. S. Reynolds, Of the firm of Rev.
nolds 1 Craig, on the 10th inst, under the
most aggravating circumstances, without the
least personal provocation. There was a
dispute 10 Law between them about the pos
session of piece of real estate, which was
the instigating cause Of the murder. The
crime was committed before witnesses, and
proof necessary for conviction 10 ample.
There was much excitement among the PEG.
pie, and it was with difficulty that they could
be restrained from lynching the murderer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

Posr OrYIcK RoRRERY.--James o. Bray
man, editor Of the Chicago Democrat, has
been arrested for stealing money letters from
the box of John McNally 4 Co., in the Chi
cago Post Office. Hewas caught in the act,
and, having been watched, vas witnessed in
the act Of robbing the box twice before.
Nearly $1,000 have been taken at several
times. MIR. Brayman was man among the
few who Would be least suspected, and those
who arrested him could hardly believe the
testimony Of their senses that il was him.
His character Is moral and religious man
was high, and the discovery Of his crime has
caused great CONSERVATION and sorrow
among his friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

On yesterday morning, towards daylight,
some person entered a sleeping room a, the
Simpson House, in this city, wherein were
three beds. He took from the pockets Of a
man who laid in one Of them, a fsw dollars
in money. From the pockets of the other
two he obtained no money or valuables, and
undertook to break opena trunk. While en-
gagged in this operation he awoke Mr.. James
".fike, who rose from his bed. The robber.
al TINS, proceeded to the door. Mr.. Pike
had only reached the foot Of the bed. whoa
the villain shot him. The bali struck him
40 the right side Of the chest, passing en-
tlrely through his body, and a. this present
writing (Monday noon) he is not expected to
live.
ar. Pike belonged in Ashland, Mass. and
mad been IN the city but few DAYS. He
came mere Tor the purpose, We are informed,
OF acting as track master on the first a.;
VISION OF the keokuk and Des Moines Kail-
road, and was to have gone oct on the line
yesterday. He has wife and child in Mas
sachusests, on whom this news vial doubtless
iaii wi'h the utmost sAd unexpected sad :
ness.
on the same evening an attempt was
mace 10 break open the Western Hotel -
There are too many signs Of the presence
AiHong US OF gang Of practised villains.
and people should be on their guard. Per-
maps II would be well to constitute some or
saniznsion Of citizens for the purpose OF
1ehng Ia conjunction with the police, until
'hsy are alfferreted out and brought to lbs !.
tee or driven away.
nohsEkr AT rHE iriss Horsx.--The wins
mouse sAs entered on Sunday night, as well
~ the Simpson House aud the Westerc ~
se'. a gensleman and his wife ccup,ed the
soon entered. Some jewelry belonsiup 10
the lady was taken. The gen,leman,. m a..
"y -. &c. Discovered.
g We are obliged 10 Mrs I. A Ma
aliister for q excellent portrait Of he, Int
husband, the celebrated Magician, ,, Oh /,
died 10 keokai, abon, q year ago. We ~.
iievs the lady is following the same n,ats.
sion IN which hss husband was 90 proficient,
1--WE are indebted to the steamer Nc
Nee for late copies Of the Chicago papers.
a. The Richmond Enguirer makes an
open breast and declares .For our ova
part, ws have no hesitation in expressing
the opinion that every Governor who has
been sent 10 Kansas has been INSTRUCTED 10
scs .l.sys With speeial Partially to the
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MISSOURI GovKRNoR.--The St. Louis Dem
ocrat Of Saturday last claims the election Of
Rollins by six votes. The Republican Of
the same date claims Stewards election by
6ve votes. Capt. Morrison, who left ST..
Louis on Saturday evening, informs US that
before he left the complete returns were in,
and Rollins's election was conceded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-25

CURRENCY AspiSrEAxBoArnES.--The own
ers, officers and agents of steamboats, at St.
Louis have resolved not to take anything
but specie in the transaction Of their bust
meas, hereafter.