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AT the second board the market firm The closing
rates were N Y Central 80 Erie, Is 6s Pacific mail
9la Reading, 494 Galcna, s3a Michigan Southern
common stock, Pa do preferred, 46s Panama, ll41 ;
Rock Island 72a and Ia Crosse and Milwaukee mt "a
The flour market very duh this morning, and
the low grades declined slightly in price Wheat in
good demand at full prices Corn freely offered at
decline Pork was heavy and lower. Beef was steady
Cotton was firm at the following quotations
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denomination OF GOV. Banks.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. THE republican convention
has renominaed Mr. Banks for governor by reclamation
Colonel Schouler, of Boston editor of the Bee and
Atlasis the chairman of the committee on resolutions.
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Kirkwood House.
National Hotel.

sylvester Muid, Maryland III + 3 Sliceiy, Maryland
II j Il whipplc, New York James y Mclaughlin, Virginia
Hutchington BALTIMORE WI Clinton, Richmond Va
b q iIadgnlan Stafford CO. Va j Powell, do
Mr. Fayenen, Alexandria, Va james Ross 10
Mr. Mnrnbel do Mrs Middleton, Maryland
Geo Hggs, Maryland Wood, Va
Is Il Cunningham, Virginia Mss o Sullivan, Virginia
Louis KohInan, Cbariesoa Washington Yelote Baltimore
z u Ilcal Maryland A Farnaid, New York
G McClcrian, Maryland j b,gcs, New York
W Ungcr, New York TCHibbencc 3oton
II II Coyell, Boston g Long trat, Georgia
J Noures, do W Iindn,an, Louit,na
VIM Ifnckard, New Orleans Day, Now York
II d Mcars, Baltimore, Nd Mrs uoi'kins, Anderson, W
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New York Quarantine. DE clal alton OF Mar
liaI Law.

INV YonK, Sept 7.-Govenor King has issued a
proclamation declaring Richmond county in state of in
surecton and TO protect the lives OF the sick and the
property Of the State military force of sufficient strength
will be stationed quarantine until the people return 10
their duties and obligations
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Illinois Politics.

Sr LOUIS, Sept. G.--The Beevillc Qll.) Democrat
to say that Judge Brcese is not and will no
be- candidate for the u s. Senate in opposition to Sena
tor Douglas.
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Resignation of Gov. Richardson.

ST. LOUIS, Sept lit is said that Colonel Richardson
has resigned the goyernorship Of Nebraska, with in
eton of canvnssing Illinois in favor of Judge Douglas
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Agricultural Fair.

ST LOUIS, Sept THE third annual fair of the Agri
cultural Mechanical Association commenced yesterday.
II attended by about twenty five thousand persons
The display Of horses and cattle unsurpassed by any
previous exhibition
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has branded their scheme as mischievous in design
mpracticable, and absurd--it has broken the back
bone Of their party
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vanced Railroad bonds aud bank stocks were quiet.
The following is my weekly table showing the closing
prices at the FIRST board each day of the week ending
today
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0 FFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
William stotts, surveyor Of the customs at Keokuk,
Iowa; reappointed. iS stsS tf
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Georgia pears have sold in the New York market this
season at 81 so per dozen
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dRRIVdLS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

II II Stevens New York Davidson, New Orleans
Wator Munson, Virginia john ii Parrish, Greensboro, Ala
ID Mcguire, Halifax Mrs Parrish, do
Anderson South Carolina Henry StoGJrd Now Orleans
Walsh do Cllas Pollard n lady, Alabama
II I Foot, Memphis, Tenn Miss Pollard, do
II lIord, Texas Misa S Pollard, do .-a.
Miss 1ord, Kentucky iElslss, lady h child, Mis-
Miss COnycrs, Georgia sseppi Fse
W ID ConyGrs do Hon John w Ellis, North Carolina
Charles Spencer, South Carolina Mrs Ellis do
Mcicadc, do Miss Dawes, do
Spencer, do David Lpngund, daughter niece,
Dewund, New York Mason, Va
Jnmcs kimbal lady, Bradford, lawson Listham, RppahaDhec
Va p.
II Henson, Wheeling Va ID Browne, Maryland
David Shriver, do Doakeragc, Rapfatannoeir
Samuel Siriver, do .}t Va
Robertson, Charles Nd John T. Johnson Maryland
Judge Digs do Sit's Wright, do ...
C Dggs, do u Brown iaiy Florida
Harris, Virginia John Winter, lady 4 child Fort
X Henry Brown. Maryland Smith
J Staple Now York Y Graves lady Alabama
Edward White, do X Graves Virginia
nr John Vanger, 81 Louis, Mo tbas Johnston, uSN
Crabb Louisville, Ky Browne lady, Fall River
John Nekadgin lady, Louisiana Mrs Cation New York
w iIlory, Maryland W.T. Henderson wife, SJuthC Car
Carl a q Addue, Cincinnati, Ohio DINA -.
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yellow Fever at New Orleans.
Markets.

NEW oRLnANs Sept 6--There were eighty nine deaths
here from yellow fever Saturday
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Fraaklin Mace, baltimore
II o Clageitee, Virginia
Pat Wituar, Higerstown, Nil
Il N Caring, Maryland
Iandon h South, 81 Louis, Mo
c ljealey h lady, Maryland
Al wicklir, Alexandria, Va
Mr. Browne, Washington, DC
AG Sinclair, Warrenton, Va
Ri bryan, Chesapeake City
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

KIDNAPPING CARA woman named Ro-
"a Rawson, was arrested at the Briggs
House this morning. charged with kidsap-
ping little girl, sbout eight years old,
whom she alleges 70 be her daughter Tie
parties belong TO Miiwsukss, whsse Mrs
Rawson has ihssituted haJeas corpus suit
for the recovery Of her alleged daughter,
from the Orphan Asylum, where che vas
undergoing treatment for disease, contract
ed at houses Of prostitution. e.n
Her supposed mother formerly beloaged
in this city, and bore the character OF
prostitute, while here. She kidnapped the
child during the progress Of the suit, and
came to this city With her. day o. two
since. The child was sent back this morn
ing, eand the woman will be taken back
this sfternoon. We are without further de-
tails At present, but understand that it is
an aggravated case.-Chicayo Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Geography:
HENRY AUSTIN, WnTCLARK.

The design OF the proprietors in establishing this
chain OF Colleges was to afford young gentlemen the
best pssi lie facilities FOE acquiring in expeditions
msnner a IN rough knowledge OF Commercial Science
and Art as practically employed in the Counting
Room and business pur suits generalls. These COL
leges embrace in thai extensive Of study
other branches which will be Of the utmost impor-
lance TO person who transacts business any
kind. II ~ III be OF ineaculAbe benent to the MeT-
chant, Banker, Broker. Manufacturer. Mechanic
Hotel Proprietor, Publisher, Physicisn. Lawyer,
Land and Insurance Agent, tForwardey, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum-
Der Merchant, Surveyor, Engineer, InspeCtsr Teach
or, sc &c.
The courss OF study pursued At these Colleges Is
the most extensive and thorough not eecepttnQ any
which has ev been IN reduced Into any similar In
stitution In this country The tesehcrs In the vart
Gus departments are Acknowledged TO have no supe.
riors In their respective professions
"SpencePian Personally"
FOf the utility CT the ssov. named system Of Pen.
mAnshp II is uhne essary to comment, rs vide and
wi ening popularity, among the discerning and In
tegeDt classes Of community throughout the civil
lied world af,rds conclusive evidence that il tE the
best known system; and In rea ity the only one
which Is recognized as being system among those
classes.
Thi. system of Writing is taught in these Colleges
in all its forms both practical ornamental and in
all its mod IN Improvements and illustrations.
Pen AID Ink pee mems of Writing, with Circulars,
sent By mail free OF charge on app icstion.
Employment.
The Principals and Teachers Of these Colleges have
an extensive business acquaintance and viii always
consider 1t pleasure and duty To further the beat
interests q their graduates who desire it, BY aiding
them oil they can In obtaining situations.
Taitisn..Payable On Entering.
For full kercsn' lie Course including all depart
ment " Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmsnship and
Commercial Calculstions. ...................4 $40
For Penmanship alone, one yesr............... 10
For Pcnnanship, twenty lessons. 5
For Ornamental Penmanship, Gard Writing and
Oh Hand Flourishing, ~ may be agreed upon.
Further information gives with pleasure on arpli-
cation at the College, by saRding for new Circu-
lar, which contains much valuable Information, and
will be furnished by return Mail.
Adlress
DAVIS & Upton,
efp17 Davenport or Peoria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
Jonah swallOwing the Whale

The chances of Mr.. Dillon ever since
the day Of his nomination have con
tinued to grow small by degrees and
beautifully less, and now that the cleo
ton so nearly approaches, the organs Of
his clique having spent their strength
in impotent attempts to whip the en-
tire republican party into a support Of
the frauds by which his nomination
was secured, begin absolutely to rave
and make themselves more ridiculous
than before. They now, if we may
believe them, most earnestly hope that
Bennett men will leave the republican
party wholly and forcver-or in other
words, they have read the supporters
Of Judge Bennett out Of the party.
Knowing that..more than one half of
the Republicans ofthe District displeas-
ed at the means used by Mr.. Dillon
to secure the nomination, and disguised
at the unfair manner in which he has
electioneered, have determined to sup
port Judge Bennett, we are inclined to
think that this reading out process,
will result very much like the attempt
of Jonah to swallow the whale.
The people are determined to admin
lister rebuke to the wire pullers and
pipe layers.
A triumphant majority is store for
Judge Bennett the independent peo-
pies candidate on Tuesday next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

The entire truth Of the charge that
Mr.. Surveyor Vaudever is Know
Nothing, and the perfect authenticity
of the Records Of the Dubuque Lodge
is now universally admitted by the re-
publican prcss-not because they did
not know Of it before and have recent
Iy been convinced but because it is
proven upon them and further denial
would therefore be useless.
They are now endeavoring to relieve
their minds and throw the charges
against Vandever into the shade, by
bringing Wholesale charge against
large numbers Of democrats, that they
have been connected with the ozark
lantern order"
AS a matter of course they do not
produce any records end are totally
unable to substantiatc one of their
assertions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

SAD CALAMLY-THRKE MEN SuFFocArEp IN
WELL Information was brought to the
city yesterday evening, that three men had
been suffocated in . well, by poisonous gas,
at Willow Springs station, on the Chicago
and st. railroad, about ten miles from town.
1t appears that the well needed cleaning,
and one man was let down in bucket bv a
windless for the purpose. Before the buck
etreached the bottom, the man fell out
Supporting that the man was hurt by the
fall, the bucket was drawn up and a second
mas let down to assist the first. This man
fell out of the bucket, a. did the FIRST
A third man got into the bucket and d.
rected his comrades to lower him slowly
into the well that he could smell, and if he
discovered there Was foul air, he would
give Q signal and they could draw him up.
He Vas let down, but gave no signal. and
ON reaching the point where the Others had
fallen out. he likewise fell from the bucket
to the bottom. OF ceurss all three expired
and the people not knowing how 70 sxpel
~ ga e~s. unable to sssovsri uhtff
p0llAs AAasA vsae asWn N arAnha
y ~ . i1QlssA bsA Ws seanSes -
~ 11aeo IN u ts(ataAG CeVS1t ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
FACTS FOlg THE PEOPLE.
Surveyor Vandever VI. the Phfladelpht
Platform and the Republican Press.

Resolved, That the Constitution confers
upon Congress sovereign po'cer over the Ter
ritories ofthe United States, etc.-Philadel.
phia Platform.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug-N.
Y. Tribune
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma-Bmrlington Hank Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-Dagenport CARTE.
Upon the question of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with MIR. Leffingwcll
and the Democratic party. = Vandever's
Speech at Davenport.
I will vote for the admission of slave
State, provided it is the wish of the people
to come into the Union with slave cOnsti
Wanderers Speeches at Delhi, Mar
ion, Cedar Rapids, Fulton, Toledo and other
Dlaces.
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Average
RECORDS OF THE DUBUQUE LODGE.
A Reply 10 his Answer to the Germans.

a Reply TO his Answer to the Germans.
ORG ANIzATIoN OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
TIE STAR srANGLED BANNER IN DUBUQUE.
At meeting held on the afternoon Of
Friday, Sept. lst, 1854, at the Office of Fay
Parsons. Tor the purpose oforganizing Coun-
ellis of the |. o. Of the s. S. b. in the city of
Dubuque, Bro. Z. X. Bowen. d. G. I. of
G. G. of u. s., was present, and after due
examination, proceeded to initiate the fol
lowing persons in the First Degree Of the
Order, viz
Fay Parsons, VIM c Carson,
Robert c NAPLES, Geo T Van Doren,
II Haskins, w w Luke,
S Betcher, r Spaulding,
WIN VANDEVER, John Il Benton,
s Ii Gillian
After their initiation in the First Degree
they were all initiated in the Second De-
gree Of the Order, with the exception of
Bro. Il. Spaulding who retired before the
commencement of initiation in the End De
gree.
During the examination Of the persons
present, DIR. r. J. Thomas was declared in
eligible for membership on account of for
eign birth, and retired before the commence
ment of imitation.
Meeting adjourned to meet on the same
evening at Molony Il Tilton's store on Main
street. GEO. I, VAN DOREN, Sec.
Dubuque, Sept LIST, 1854.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

The organ Of the Thoriugton clique
stnl continues daily 10 repeat the
charge that MI. Leflingwell will opposs
the admission Of Kansas until it shall
have q population Of ninety-three
thousand. In its issue Of yesterday il
says The commencement Of the next
session of Congress will come an appli'
cation from Kansas for admission into
the Union under Constitution Of her
own making. Shall that application
b rejectedi The Administration says
it shall. The agitators says it SHALL
The adherents of the Administration
say it SHALL"
We have ON several occasions,
in the mildest language, informed
the Gazette that all statements like
the above are incorrect; but IS it
does not seem to understand the mat
ter, we feel compelled to inform it Of
its error, in language which it will, we
hope, be able to comprehend.
The statement, that Mr.. Leffingwell
will oppose the admission Of Kansas
under any Constitution properly franz
ed and republican in its form, merely
because it has not a population Of
ninety-three thousand, is, in plain Eng
lish, and unqualified lie.
The statement that ''the Administra-
ton says such an application shall be
rejected" is another, and the assertion
that the adhsrents Of the Admins
tration say it it shall,"l Is third,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
Davenport Commercial College,


DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NCORPORA TED IN 1850.
The only Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College in Iowa.
-DIREcToRs.-
Hon 9 Sargent, zB bowers, Esq,
Jao Cook ESQ W WHEY, ESQ.
l. 8 viele. ESQ PMerwin Eso
las NJ Dslseil Esq, FL Grigas, Esq,
coaies, ESQ, Smith, Esq,
Jno NJ Cannon, Esq, I'D Patton, Esq.
l. Macklot, Esq, Doct Adler
@ l. Davenport, Esq, Rev Mason,
A Barrow, ESQ Jno Johns, Rsq,
JOS Q LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
w PRATT. Prof. OF Penmanshp
l. BURWRLL. Prof. OF Mathematics.
FREDK. scHRAA0, Prof. OF Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
N SUDAN, Asst. Teacher OF Penmanship and
Book Keeping.
LECTURERS
D l. SHoREv, Esq, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, AID well known
IN the comm unity, aud wthal DESTROYS of mant ain
ing reputation for candor and reasonableness, we
DO not deem necessary to pursue the course often
taken by Colleges and esp .ciay By
which are only temporarily established, and designed
to make great blow for few months And then
"move on 10 some new place. namely, to claim
perioriy the whole world, as II there were no
such thnga writers, accountants, teachers and ex-
perenctd business men, out of the select circle in
their own school roOm we, therefore, as heretofore,
make no exaggerated statements, promise nothing
are not prepared to perform, advertise teach
ers not actually engaged, and make claims We
| not Eribstautiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Of hooks in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and Com
| pound Company business, Manufacturing, Commits
sior Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
| Brokerage and Exchange (tHo conplet practical
fIrms), and In BANKING TIE most compeie aud Gj)-
| Prorea knoum system, and superior to any other
| taught in the West. The course in
PENMANeHIP,
Is under the charge OF Me- W. a. Pratt vh,,eoei
| the premium for Pepmanship ard Card Whiting at
the last State Pair and uh, defes MI cam pettion
in Plain or Ornamental Penntanship, Pen .SketcA.
ing, Fourishin1, Card Writing, or teaching those
brdntAeS
| He i, assisted by Mr.. J. N. suydam, who has few
EQUALS as practical o. ornamental penmsn, or as
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
| and the complete system Of
PH0NO0RAPHY.
also tAush, by competent instructors.
Rooss-In Grisgs' Block, Corner Of Third and Per-
rs streets one block from the Post Office, the room
formerly known - "0figgs Hail." with the ndtoiu-
Ing rooias, well lighted, well ventilated and orm,ns
BY far the most convenient, commodous and best
adapted situation for the purpose In the city.
Open ct ell hours from a 81 till 9PM.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
A large and we'll furnished room, entirely seD~-
rate from the Gentlemen's department. is provided
| for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
Drgor further pasticul ars call 1t the ROOMS, or
'' susis Y. q 4 F FSsrz, Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

In mean dirty low and .moecilc
blsckguardism, We had supposed that
the organ Of the Thorington clique, in
this city, could take the lead of all the
papers in the State. We find howev-
er that it has an equal if not superb
or in the Cedar Valley Times, the re-
publican organ Of Linn county. The
Times, during the contest, has poured
ont upon the head Of the Hon. l. Nj.
Preston, the Democratic candidate for
Judge Of the Eighth Judicial District,
column after column Of the lowest aud
dirtiest personal abuse and to clap the
climax, in its last issue it attacks him
because he aoas poor schen he first came
to the State.
The amount Of decency possessed by
the Times may be demonstrated by
the following extract from the attack
to which We allude +" He was 90 poor
when he first came here. that it was
said he scas actuaiy lousyw Wonde,
der il he has cleaned ont the nits yetl'
II the time has come when old resi-.
dents OF high character and great abil.
ity like Col. Preston, are to be proscri.
bed and thus scandously abused by the
Republican party, merely because they
once 'cere' poor, it is we'll that the peo'
pie know it.
He is told that he. was once "lousy'
and ssked " if he has cleared out the
nits yet" merely because he was ono,
poor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
900 Crates Of CfOCkeFV
W,hOlesOle and Retntl.

T HAVE in stere and.for sale the largest stock Of
L Goods In this line, In the State. Ny stock Con.
sets Of all the varieties OF ONiH0, GIass end Earth.
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Plated
AID Britannia ware, Bohemian. Belgium and Amer
team Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers,
Girandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Clio e.,
Looking Glasses and L oking Glars plates, and ali
other articles usually kept in this line.
CFockesy-Oonsists Of upwsrds VI 500 crates and
cssks imported direct fro the potteres In Liverpool
which enables me 70 sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer in the market.
Frerch PoRcelain.-I hsve just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China irecs from
Limoges, France Ny arrangement with the manu-
facturers such that receive none but the best
grade Of goods Of III. latest AMI most approved ssyes
Gold band and decorated tee sets arc worth from
eight to " nty-ve doiisrs, dinner sets and other
articles at al prices.
silver Plated WaPe.-I have Just received .
very large storA Of Plated goods Of Rogers, Smith q
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality Of white metal which can with din.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Licking 0lssses.-f have larger quantity
than has ever befbso been oGeTed foP saie Ia thu
place. Knives, forks and waiter tof every quaiiey
and size. In fact everything appestainins . this
line Of business eaaobs he'd hgksalling st Ne. IL L
Claire Block.
nAy0dAWts q. Z. WuNN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
~ Civil war in Mexico ha. produce

u Civil war in Mexico has produced
monstrcus disaster. In brief they may be
sammonsd up - follows:
The deeolation and abandonment Of
twenty or thirty towns; the Punishment
flsn their homes Of ct least q. 900 persons
the Abandonment Of hundred Of hscindas !;
the cepnlats .stagnatioa Of Ill branches Of
trada and industry; the outrsging Of many
lsualD BY the rabble soldiery; the useless
employment of $1,000 psreons in keeping
Up dvil kAP. and thsir consequent damora-
nkatioa; the. aassi6es of tloo, Oo0, 900 n
$500 aa1nnA I'D, slsahiaa GrslA -.
~ ~ Ia: \ /. rs nv =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

lAOND hundred and twenty Building lets d =
~ Addition TO the town Of Port Dyroo.
these lots are ellglblo end handD00ey olluo100 .
she bank Of the nississppa. 1Aey vi beseal - ~.
t0nable germs.
For particular inquire q 1eosSD. Dug11oy YBo1t
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. RogeTs, -, 1AOa1sa
OoTtan 4 Dow 0avsapost, eS q the su61oIlDN,
JAN10 NiY.
~ he subscriber has numberless destreb1o ~
ed land in and 1noY ~ oltteo - DovaQoe1 -
LeOlaise, amp neoS IL town q Iost Dysl, 49, -
V5hoog % oeIl: tOoe1oe0 II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October 18th.
GnEsslONAL CANVASS.

In consequence Of business i'm oerstiseiy requiring
Judge lemAgwells attention In court, the sppoint-
,nents retofore made by Mr.. Nandever 81 she 'oi-
lo~ Ing piaces have been changed. and
MEseRS. vANDsyD AND LavPINGwDLL