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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Laws OF Iowa-by Authority.
CHAPTER $50.

An ACTto defne the time of holding Court
IN The several judicial Districts of this
State.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State of Iona, That the Dis
trict Courts of the several Judicial Districts
of this State shall be held at the times and
places hereinafter designated.
SEC. 2. In the first district, commencing
at Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, on the first
Monday in February and September of each
year, and at Fort Madison in said county on
the third Monday in May. and first Monday
in December of each year. At Burlington,
in Des Moines county, on the first Monday
in January, first Monday in October and
third Monday in April, each year. At Mt
Pleasant. in Henry county, on the second
Monday of March, June and November,
each year. At Wapello, in Louisa county,
on the first Monday in April and fourth
Monday in October, each y ear.
SEC. 3. In the second Judicial District,
commencing at Bloomfield, in Davis county,
on the first Mondays in March and Septem
Der, each year. At Ottumwa, in Wapello
county, on the second Monday after the
first Mondayin March and September, each
year. At Keosauqua, in Van Buren, county,
on the fourth Monday after the first Monday
in March and September. each year. At
Centreville, in Appanoose county, on the
sixth Monday after the first Monday in
March and September. each::year. At Cory
don, in Wayne county, on the eighth Mon
day after the first Monday in March and
September, each year. At Charlton. in Lu
cas- county. on the tenth Monday after the
fret Monday in March and September. each
year. And at Abba, in Monroe county on
the twelfth Monday after the first Mondav
in March and September, each year.
SEC. 4. In the third Judicial District
commencing at Lewis, in Cass county. on
the last Monday in January and July each
year. At Council Bluffs CITY in Pottav atta-
mic county on the first Monday in Febru-
special times as NAV provided and called ' nv
the Judge Of said District At Glenwood in
MINIS county on the Sd Monday in February
and August each year. At Sidney, in FIRE.
mont county on the first Monday in Monday
10 March and September each year. At
third Monday in March and September each
year. At Quincy in Adams county. ON the
fourth Monday in March and September
each. At Alton in Union county on The first
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September, each year. At Osceola in
Clark county on the second Monday aft
the fourth Monday in March and Septem-
Der each year. At Leon. in Decatur county
on the fourth Monday after fourth Monday
in March and September each year. At
Mount Ayr, in Ringgold county on the sixth
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September each year. At Bedford, in
Taylor county, on the seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday in March and Ssptem.
oer: Al Cl.rinda, in Page county, on the
ssenta AonoAy amer the fourth Monday n
March and Ssptsmbsr, sash year.
cso :. IN the fourth JadieiAl District
eeoosaeisB u Wsedbss1 ssunky . ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

court in Gid distsist, - appear On he 6rst
a. some suboeQuone day - the tsr4.
Snc. IL. Should the causes pending In the
District Court Of either Of said counties re-
main undisposed Of for want Of sufficient
time being allowed for the term Of court in
s,ch county, under this act, the Judges Of
any Of aid Districts may order aud hold .
special term for the disposition Of such
causes, but not 20 Is to interfere with any
regular term as fixed by law.
SEC. Is. This act to be in force from and
after its publication according to law.
Approved March Esd, 1883.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
The Democrat and tho Republican Press

The article of the Democrat in
which it declared its position most un-
equivocally in favor Of Mr.. Leflingwell
for Congress, Notwithstanding his opin-
ions upon the Lecompton question,
and urging the Administration De-
mocracy to support him, has created
most unwonted sensation among our
republican contemporaries of this Con-
gresslonal District.
They had evidently been rubbing
their hands, licking their chops and
chuckling to themselves, in anticipa-
ton of the reputation of Mr. Letting
well by the Administration Democra-
cy, and consequent irrcparable divis-
ion of the party, which would throw
the State and Congressional tickets in
to the hands of the republicans. Indeed
so well satisfied were they of a great
split in the Democratic party, that
they counted with certainty upon the
election Of their candidates and COM
menced to lay their plans for livis-
ion of the spoils and to devote, in i'm
agination, their anticipated stealings to
the building and identifying of various
castles IN the air. But alas they have
again been taught by sad experience
that it is impoitic to number infantile
domestic fowl before, in the process of
incubation, they are released from the
ovum.
The Administration Democrats
were possessed Of more conservatism.
more disinterested desire for the
preservation Of the unity of the party,
and more good sense, than these happy
seekers after the loaves and fishes had
given them credit for. Mr.. Letting
well being admitted by all to be a
sound and sterling democrat, and
agreeing with them upon all questions
except in regard to the Lecompton
Coustitution-and that one being now
a dead issue-they resolved, for the
sake of the unity of the party, to sup
port him for Congress.
Contrary to the first rule of warfare,
that it is always advisable to anticipate
that your enemy will make the best
move, the republican press took it for
+ granted that the democracy would
make the worst and as natural result,
when the Democrat took a proper
stand upon the question-when its
article was copied into, CT endorsed BY,
every democratic organ in the District,
with one exccption-they: were
somewhat taken aback. Horri6ed at
the lessnsning prospects Of the repub-
licaa State and Congressional tickets,
! and not knowing what slse to do, the
. Davehpert oassssA kaasasins JessnsI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

We W A II IL Ip.AL
AT THE
CITY SHOE STORE.
ID. II. GA Rh1 TO NJ.
Corner 4tll and Brady st's,
"a NOW RECEIVING HIS SUMMER STOCK
Of 7oot0 And - hoes for
Gents, Ladies' and ChlldrenS' Wear,
which for superior quality and variety ,nnot he ex
Gel ed al Of which has BEEN manufactured and
ected expressly for his
RETAIL TRADE,
and will be sold at tn most reasonable prices 70 suit
the times. he also manufactures to orcer
Gents Fine French Calf Boots,
Sewed and Pegged Caters and Shoes made by the
best OF workmen At the City shoc Store.
June2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Davenport Commercial College,

DAVchpVTI COWm0TCl2l COllc6cs
0rigss Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
H1NCORPO RATED IN l656.-H
DIRECTORS
Hon q Sargent, zB Bowers, Esq,
JaoP Cock, Esq, Nv Wiley, Esq,
1.s Sis D: .f ESQ., Fa s.is:. s:q,
l Coates, Esq, Smith, ESQ,
Jno n Cannon, Esq. ID Patton, Esq.
Jos LOPEZ, Prot. Of Book Keeping and kathe-
mates, with able assistants.
W PRATT, Prof. OF RI nmanship and Book Keep
" RIEpE, Prof. of German Language
FREDK. sCHRAAo, Pr.f. Of Architecture al and Orna.
mental Drawing
-LEcrURERs.--
D L eHoREY, Rsq., and other able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets OF
Books In every branch OF trade and commerce. viz
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compo nd
Company Business, Wholesale and Retail, Nanufac.
turing, Commission, Railroad, Steamboat, Broker.
age, and exchange, and the best System Of Banking
e'tdnf Also all Lectures, aud Instructions in Com
mercAl Calculations.
The course IN
PENMANeHIP
10 under the immediate supervision Of M. ". H.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penman.h ip and
Gard Writing, At the last State Fair, and shsll be
eICeHe0 Oy none E0St or west.
In view Of the uncalled for and repeated state
ments made by other parties to the effect that there
Ia no Commercial College in this State other than
tn one they are trying TO establish, W would call
especial attention to the fact that ours 10
The Only Commercial College In lewa
Where is given thorough course in all branches
taught At nrst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thoTous practical course In Book
Is taught y practi al BoOkkeepers and teachers OF
experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has PEEMAN connected with 1t.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which has more than one teacher belonging to it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has . LADIES DEPARTMENT separate,
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which occupies large convenient, and wcll-ventila
ted rooms.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, ard always has DONE for public appre-
citation and patronage, upon its actual merits Tath-
er than upon boasts and remarks TO 9TH
ers, and
THE ONLY ESIA BLLSHEDO COMMERCE. AL COL
LE0E IN THE PLACE.
Rooms open 1t all hours from A NJ till . p y.
The public are Invited to call aid our rooms
specimens course Of instruction and mode Of teach
ing. LOPEZ s. PRATT
Jan16.dtP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

The North Iowsn on Mr.. Lefangwell's
Position.
We regret to observe the course
which has been taken by the NORTH
Loacan, published at Usage, Mitchell
county, in regard to the democratic
candidate for Congress from this Dis
trict- The Iowan probably from read
ing the report Of Mr.. LeffingwelIs
opening speech as published IN the
Dubuque Express d, Herald declares
that in consequence of his "violent de-
numcations of the administration" it
cannot support him; but stopped at
that point and declares that it will rot
oppose him. The editor of the Io,can
we fear has been led to act unadvisedly
upon an imperfect and unfair report
published by the Express d. Herald,
which paper-for purposes and ends OF
its own-misrepresented the senti-
ments and expressions of Mr.. Letting
well entirely.
1t is unquestionally true that he de-
clared at Dubuque, as in this city, that
if he had been a member of the last
Congress he would have voted against
the original Lecompton Bill, against
the English Bill, and for the Crittenden
Montgomery Bill; but he did not, in
this city or in any other, violently de-
dounce the administration. Mr.. Lief
fingwell himself denies that he has at
tackled the administration, and the
only authority upon which the report
that he has done so, rests, is the En-
press d. Herald, which is no authority
at all, if Dorr has any personal end to
gain or private revenge to accomplish.
However much we regret the course
which MIR. Leffingwell has taken-the
Lecompton question being settled-we
consider him sterling democrat upon
all other questions and feel that We
should be derelict in our duty to the
party to fail to support him. We
have argued the question at length
pro and con-, on previous occasion
and have not now space for its rcpeti-
ton. We hope that the Io'can after
reading fair report of Mr.. Letting
wells sentiments will join with the en-
tire Administration press Of the Dis
trict in supporting him for Congress-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
s. X. MANN 4 &C., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggists.
ja97-dkv8m
TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or Simgl

nor p1fty Cents enclosed, in postage stamps, the
il under igned will foroara, ~ return mall, the
following iovslu sbe heuS hold receipts made With
trouble, snd fvl printed Instructions. FOR ten
cents you can proc1re Whist would cost - the stare
one dullsS-vtz:
How 70 make Poudre Subtle, for removing supsrflu.
Gus Hair.
How TO make tooth powder.
How 70 make H.i4 RestOgstiveG.
How 70 make HAIR Dye.
How 70 mako pUmodes.
How 10 make Dlosm Of Ross, 70 rsnovs 1rscalss
from Tie face
How e make noues for tAs eo@plsxioo,
How 20 make Indel1b1s Ink.
How - cure eosns
0Sv b nsAe Cement, ~ nsndino brsaen china
.sA10o-
HsSpoP 1velvetseees eeieseoaeA WaGhjus y.
sssssS jssHsss vsssiss q S:ssS sseSss ~ -
n. . 6says :. isssa sH,la~R.t.
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N&eeStcNl.

i the last two and half years had charge o. the
department OF instrumental music IL the Troy Con-
ference Academy, West Poultney. w., hes made this
city his permanent home, and o-v his professional
services to the citizens Of Davenport ana vicinity mn.
ON the following terms
Rates Of instruction per session often weeks, as
lessons per week-Pian0 or Aelodeon, go; violin.
Bass, go In addition the above, instruction u
offered to . class 10 Geroan 81 Is Per term OF 10
weeks, lessons weet.
Instruction will b GIVEN ct Wollnerss Music
Rooms, No. Forests Dlo,k corner Of I'd and Per-
~ streets
Should any desiring Instruction On the Plano cr
1eiodeon at their own homes, they can be accoDmo-
dated It an extra charge Of ~ per term.
YREDRICK WOLLND1.
Pianos tuned By The year Or Otherwise.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
CONGREGATIONAL CANVASS.

Hon VIM. y. Le~ngwel, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress. having accepted the invitation OF
Mr.. vandevcr, the Republican candidate. to meet
him In discussion ct his various appointments In the
District the two candidates will address the people
AT TWO O'CLOCK, r. M,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Country Property.

ne fAfm OF 10 acrcs Round grove a.
acres broke and undeA cultivation AmA horsr run }.
ming water.
No.. The north west quarter Of Sec 8. rwp ,ys
l, east upon which here IL y acres broke
NO Inc southwest quarter Of ~ c 5, twp 10 Il ~
east. Win good stone qusrrs upon H.
No !. Two hundred and forty acres In section -
twpe0, RI, west, (Cedar County, running water
Only - per acre.
Moo Tho south east quarter Of sec II. twp III
Range l, vest. Price $i5 per acre
Noo' heh.y acres. part In wheat, near Rouns1
Grove. Price S15 per acre. Fay terms s
No T. splendid film Of ESQ acres sec H. tvp sal
!, east. large rock hou e. NO 4 and vai., vip
ie sold IN whole OF In part, 100 acres In wheat I'D
taken soon inc crop will b. given In or sny yrrs
can purchase the crop on the ground. Raci .p.cs(
ula!ion. LIat, "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

and Upton advertiser, and various
small sized journals, Immediately Se'Ito
abusing the State Democrat.
True TO their instincts no one Of
these papers represented with any de-
gree Of fairness the sentiments or oPin-
ions expressed by us; but as the Dem
ocratic Enquirer remarks in regard to
the same matter, took an extract from
the middle of an article IN the Daven-
port Democrat, and the sound conclu-
sions of the author purposely withheld
from publication" Instead Of represen-
ting, as we have frequently stated, that
our support is given to Mr.. LeffingweiI
in no :aggard spirit, they seek to create
the impression that We have, in effect.
repudiated him and will do all in our
power-while pretending to support
him-to secure his defeat. This last
resort-this forlorn hope-to create a
division in the democratic party and
prevent the election of Mr.. Leffingwell,
will fail. even as all the strenuous e.
forts Of the republican press during the
past few months to distract the democ-
racy, have fallen harmlessly to the
ground.
The Hon. William E. Lcffingwell re-
ceiving the united support Of the dem
ocracy of the second congressional dis
trict will be our next representative in
the national Legislature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

mol. A Housc the corner Of Sisth ANA -, :
streets, lot SOxl5O, upon which IL erected = ,r,r.l
house, and BRICK stable. this viii be sold how
NO g lot OF SOxl50 adjoining no 1 on the ,..,
beautiful spot filed With fruit trees yrape- a.
beaui fu location for re- ides CO. CITY ora.r. -,
be taken Tor the whole OF the lot
No 5. house ard lot on 9th sire ct bet w.en Va,
rem ANA Brown. Price 81 400. Terms OF aayn,r.
yery'asy. F-'s".
Mob A honse with the lease o, one a. ,vo,o,.
br.dy street between 18th and 18th streets IN.
chesp home In very eligible situation.
MOO. lot Of 96xl50 on the corner of Main ans {
oxth stIees, one Of tn, most eligible situations for
private residence unser the bun
NO \. Three lots In Saymak-r's sub divisiop On
Eerhan west OF Locust street Lumber or hrick M
be taken In part payment for the above,
NO >, Lot with q good hous wi, b four room. ,ni
basemen In Forest Dillon'r Addition one s,h -,
o-tween Brown and Gaines street. Price Al. ,oo
Nos. Brick house aud lot south side OF nrh.
street west OF Rock Island street
No 10. lot on east side OF Rock Island .,,s., :
near Stn, 82xl0O Price 1850
EolI. A frrme house with rooms ana :, ~. a.,
two horses On Lot Q, Block l, Parker. = hit,an
Price only 5000 dollars &3OO cash. balance IN install
ments OF 800 per abnum.
No IL frame house with acsrs OF sropnd nj,
Marquette and 2ist streets near the grounds OF tn,
Cath lie Female Seminary
No IL The lease for l6 years for numb. Of 10, =
on Bray Main and Harrison streets.
NO H. Thelease OF 10 lots In Meets subdivisln "A
ots Ter - years At very low ground y Mt frs az
70 $50 per annun with the priv OF
nave tue improvements pad for At ,h- .rd Of III
lease There 10 NJ better way for q man Of anal
navy interest and experiencing the anxiety o,
providing for heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Furniture.


eTvHD Partnership heretofore existing under tho
u name Of Baloh, Shields h Co, Il this day die.
solved By mutual consent. joseph Shields and n
CSiggs are alone sutho ICED 10 the nsme Of the
late hrm. IN settlement OF It's Affairs.
DsvenDort July LIT, 1853 Jyld1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
THE UNDERSIGNED

uAVIM0 eotabllshsd himself IN this pleee h the
H business Of 0uvn brass PLATING, psoposce
70 All I'll orders for Ane Silver paated Dooe Patss,
Deer E1ees, Dsll Pulls, Butts nunbers, I1otss an1
HRures sAo0AeA - Tie use Of DoosU 81 0AasoA
Povu NGAAalng Aods FONTS, window oasA, 0aSyt.
- - uane6D slmnAGg pooto1 = eTees . ahe1
oo11sa, nvosa vasEaoto eQ1al - -
WILLIAM O0DA1A.
NJ oun1lag - - ~ Bssasysvaah 04oss
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Why Is the Demand 50 Great for
Dr. 1GA1an'0
AGUE BALSAM?

Al u Il BAkSAM
Because will, 10 all cases. safely and efYactualy
cure that much dreaded scouige Of the West Chils
Fever and ARue-with0ut fail and In will coun-
teract the poison Of Malaria, Of which fact thou ands
can testify ana unlike all Other nostfums IL is only
recommended fsr one class Of diseases, ana tonic
It IS unsurpas sed. We will olcr few evidences OF
Its worth, by men OF inf nee and high standing
Pri~ceson, Ill.,, Stpt 2OGa, 1857.
DIR. HANB-Dear Sir: FoI several years past
have used your Ague -als.n, in nay dsiy practice
and have closely observed its cts In hundreds Of
cases, and In no has 1t failed TO produce the
most happy t6.ct. can most cheeriulv recomm nd
as certa specific for chis, fever and aEue, and
mAisrious diseases. Truly You're,
II. AUSTIN, n. D.
AarsAaL, Mich, FEB. liza, 1857.
DIR. MANN Co.: have cold large amount Of
your Ague Bsssm 10 this vicinity, and from my per-
chs, fever and sgus that hss teen said in our
State. Respectfully Y.u-s.
o. 4. HYDE.
Ashfabula, Ohio. .Hanuary, Let 1858.
AKSSR6 3 K MANN h CO-Genfs In canvas.
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of
tn" different remedies Of which have control our
.itension has been called 70 observe the great meme
that your Ague Balsam has sainei for Itself every
place vhs.e sold. Il really saess to b ne psoplSs
0ca remedy, and II sells more rspid than aIi Others
destined 10 superce0e Ill Other aeue remedies In
the market. Very T uls Tours,
& BBHDRY.
NeD York, FEB. %, 1853.
4DNSRS MANN h CO.-GeMts: have 1t
ouH house in St. Louis sold your Aeue Bslsam some
three years, and have carefully observed IT, effect In
curing, and must In all candOr say, do not believe
IL equal exists IN oil Ne world Of medicines tony
personal knowledge It has cared permanently e1sfy
time, and have known il used, after all other reme
dies have been tried In vain With he most hsppy re-
suit And what 10 mere remarkable have never
known but what Femaised cured, for Of least
that seasoo have no hesit.Dcy In recommending
Is - : peri ct triumph over ehills and fever.
Respectfully YvaS, PROF WOOD.
s. X. MANN 4 CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggists.
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A iADIrs' SILK SUE SHADE e resassi. .
"a Shsss Al.t.aes ct = sev1, = 3seseay lasi..
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THE CITY ENTERPRISE.

LIZ CLA1RB. IOWA.
One OF th' largest Literary aud Political Nears-
paper In the State. Published every Friday morn.
ing 1T 81 per annum.
TERns For advertising three ,quares one year,
Fifteen Dollars. One square, ten dollars
THE LIE CLAIRE CITY IN cERPRTSE
uas weekly circulation o. twelve hundre l. Ia the
Count Of Scott, Clinton and Jack on ~ vel as
the whole OF the End Cor iOnal District IN Ioxa
also In Rock Island nj Whteside Counties Illinois
II l. Of The very best advort sing sheets in the
State. Also, the best JOB Office betneea Dapenport
and Dubuque. 8. LAwREECE,
Editor and Proprietor,
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 1lPTON'S
m ercamtile COLLEGES.


m ercamtile Colleges.
LOCATED:
PDORI 4, ILL............s5 Main street.
DAVENPORT. IOwA.....Cor. Fifth and Brady ste.
DIRECTORS:
Hon y Powell, Esq Woodward, Req
cs Sa.s ESQ ESQ yua sG Go Asn Ia $50
VIM Gress. 1sq Jho Dillon. Esq
AP Bartlett, 8sp Jno L Conn, Ia
Henry Hclte, sta I'm Clark. Esq
Jos Frye, ND Price, Esq
FACULTY:
Professors OF Book Keeping and Collateral
Branches and Lectures on TIE Science Of &c.
cOvnfs:
3ss d Sas's ;ssiD'oo1Dss:: DODGE.
Lecturers on Mercantile Lag. Railroadine and
Marine LGW:
JNO DILLON. CHAs X PUrNAx.
Lecturers on Banking. Eechdnge and Finance:
HAIRY LAsDER. JSo Cook.
Lecturers on Political Hissory and Commercial
Geography:
HENRY Ausrrx, wv T CLARK.
Instructors IN the Science and Practice Of Bust
ness Penm0nshtp and Mercantile L0rrespos-
ueNce.
TW DAVIS, IS TIProN.
Special Lectures xiH be delivered occasionaHy
by gentlemen of knOaon celebrity, aehich ,ciu BE-
free to tie public.
TUITION.
For full Mercantile Course including al depart
ment OF Bookkeeping, Lectures ami Penmsnship,
time unlimited, $4O
FOR "a lessons business writing,
For unlimited course business writing, 10
Time Of COamencin0-Now-any time.
Life SchotdrshiPs-lssued in one College good In
the other.
DiplOmGs-Awarded to we'll qualified graduates.
Requisite Qualifications 10 enter-An ordinary
Ems lish education.
College Rooms large and commodious, airy, neat
'y furnished conveniently arranged and in the most
b, autfu and healthy oca ions IN the above cities.
Any further Information viii be given with plea
sure on application at the College, by sending for
Circular. Address
DAVIS Upton,
Junel7.dtf Peoria or Davenport.
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Democratic Stsse Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE $. PARVIN, Of Muscatine.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL L. LORAH, Of Cass.
For Attorney General.
JAMES N. ELLWOOD, Of Polk
Com Of Des Mo;nes Improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office.
JAMES n. REID, Of Lee.
Democratic Congressional Ticket.
For Congress.
WILLIAM f. LEFFINGWELL.
Democratic District Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE y. HEBB, Of Muscatine.
For Member Of the Board Of Education,
CHARLES RICH, Of Jackson County.
The Election will be held on
r