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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
The Oakdale Cemetery Company

IYAvR IN odaee eoY u srsnszctioo Of buslnoss In
II Nogvinps 0ock Perry street, which VII - open
from 1ot0 10, r. end from 70 5, =.
AI1ee 0wnere Uhc have not settIed for theor lots,
VII please ell inmedstely and Do - an rseesve
tA11x deeds
u lerge portion % ~ Cemstery grounds ~ non
surveyed and ooohed of in lots. The eo99unioy
generally y inv1osd 70 examine thsm and DAhs =.
6eo11ano.
n ia,he intention Of the compsny 70 mako this
0eDe1eyy complete In al 10 sDpOintU snts. Ths
eveoues are bf0od snd curved; native fO1Tat ts~et
- carefully preserved and various knde of shads
80 the Pogter's Lodge and V constantly emp1Cys6
= taxing care u snd iapssvns the grsun1D.
An spollco1leao for lets or bursals must b Oa4e
80 'a - >
- pa1na, n po1gsuiAne this OGmeosgy. nsy M
aGsgs1 tkAs \ Wi1 betpse4sseed = svegY wav loe y
- eeee1 puspoee. WsH. 0A3
$1,000 ovooo0Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

To Cure AN APPErIrs roR ToBACco-The
New York Independent gives the following
Is the experience of clergyman WIG
smoked and chewed tobacco for many years
and used this means to break himself of the
habit:
Il had deep we'll of very cool water, and
whenever the evil appetite claimed indul-
gence,I resorted Immediately to fresh drawn
WAFER OF this l drank what l desired,
throwing out and taking successive mouth
fuls, until the craving ceased. By faith
full adherence to this practice for month,
was cured. And from that time TO this, l
have been as free from any appetite for to-
bacco as nursing infant, / now loa, he
the use Of the weed in every form, far more
than ever did before contracted the 49,
its of indulgence"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs, by an Act Of the Seventh General
w Assem- ly of The State OF Iowa, ensifIed IAN
Act revising and nding tile w u Code and fur
ther providing Tor cleo ions, ling vacancies on e.,
destinations, and contes ing electiopso approved
March % 1858, 1t made the duty Of the Cover
nor At least thirty days sore any general election
to issue his proclama Ion, designating oil the ohicet
TO BE- ed by the OF MI the electors che state
or by the electors In any Juditi !. District
Now therefore, l, Ralph Live, Governor of the
state or Iowa, do by his my proclamation publish
and declare, tht at the next General election, b.
held IN this State on the SECOND TUESDAY IN
OCTOBER next, the FOL owing Offices are 70 be filled
by vote Of al the electors ~ this State, 10 wit;
TIL Office OF Secretary nf State;
The office Of Auditor OF State;
Tn ,ffice OF Tire eurer ~ y ate;
TIE ofsc' OF Attorney Generals;
Tue Office III Il sister OF State Land Once;
The office OF minis sioner OF the es Moines Rv-
or improvement
And the fni owing Offices sre TO b. filed by vote OF
the electors each OF ths eleven ica ricts OF
this State, tablisned by act Of III. said snera
A. semby to-wt.
The on C. Of District judge;
TIE ofrce OF District Attorney;
Tn Office OF enc Aembsr Of the Board Of Educa-
ton
ulariy tn Sh, riff the evsi COUNTESS will take
notice, ana b. g,vernei accordingly
In tes,imf ny WI ereoI ] h.ve hereunto SGT
my hand, and silk cd the Great seal VI
t~-~l tts6,ate Of lows
L. s. d ne at DesA ines this ninth day Of Au-
(~~l gust. A. d is. Of tie lid ron ence OF
the United States the sd, and Of th.s
State the l2lh.
RALPH LOWE.
uLIJAH SELLS
aug23dAwtd Secre tary ~ State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
TIL IA r n e RS 0UID e
70 acientidc and Practical ARricuIfure


WE, the und-r.i gnrd, do mutually agree that the
w to-partnsTshp hereto ore existing bet0een a.,
per ticlss Of copartsershp und.r the nm style
OF wupper0snn Ltllis 10 tho g. oceYy nd Prod1ce
B isnees be, an Tn same 70 hereby dissoi we'd,
Wuppermann assumes ~ dce1o end en- cts OF sah
arm. and By him, and IN hisn ne the said business
Will herea'ter BE- conduc. Cd. Tbs sai q Wupper-
will liqudsts s thA outstsn ling debts Of said
arm will be 70 him paid. hs alone y Authorised 70
receive tie came.
Davenport, Iowa, August 0OiA 1858.
II. A. WTPPRRMAN.
aug31 DIV JOHN LILLE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
TIE NEW6 b.

It is stated that Mons. REVERE il
making arrangements with Lola Mon.
ter to give = series of lectures on NOR
ole and fashions early in tho ensuing
fall. The captain is said to be staying
temporarily with Lola At her cottage
out 1t Yorkville, near New York.
1t appears that the Marquis Of
Queensberry, whose death was recently
reported, committed suicide. He had
been . heavy loser on the turf of late
years, and 1t the Goodwood races last
month had staked. large sums against
Saunterer, the winner of the Good
wood Cup.
On the goth inst, . son of VIM.
Mccormick, Of New Vernon township,
Mercer county, Pa, was found sus-
pended in . small tree on the edge Of
the woods on his fathers farm. He
had been threshiDg with = fail in the
early part Of the day, and after dinner
took basket and informed his parents
that he was going after berries. Not
returning at night, his father made
search for him, and found him hang
ing BY the neck. dead. No cause is
assigned for the act He WAS only Is
years old.
Two Of the ten slaves who escaped
on Tueeday, 3lst ult, from the farm Of
Col. George W. Hughes, on West riv-
q, Anne Arundel county, Nd, were
captured ct Queen Anne's bv T. Z
Alvey and r. II. Harwood. The An.
napoln Repsblican says:
The rest Of the runawaya who wert
short distance of waiting their re
tnrn, suspecting from their long ab
ssnce that they he'd been arrested
started in pursuit, and coming upoI
the captors, ct once with . bold rusl
released their two comrades. A des
perate fight occurred, and two Of tn
Iuusways were dangerously wounded
and ~ upol the isld Of battle. Thi
seemed to Tighten and deter the 9th
en-, end they = speedily = posaibl
rsturned home 70 their mastess. II,
two wounded msn we're cent for ~
properly cared for. OF the ten one !
still q large.
Dr.. Nahoney, . phfsaeish q Ne,
Oslsa.a q. b6ed . n, 1s0o6soa ID
other day, ~ istes11E jlg vith : r
TEST 4 - Tho '.iatsslsseeee ,sos
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
Shall Kansas be Admitted at the Next
Seos1Gn Of congress-.

1t has been asserted BY the Gazette
that the position of the Democratic
party, or that part Of it which it
term the administration Democracy
is against the admission of the Terri
tory of Kansas before it shall have q
population sufficient to entitle it to
one member of Congress. 1t has
charged that We we're in favor of the
admission Of the Territory, with a pop
ulatiou Of but th,rty-five thousand, pro
vided, it applied as slave State; but
that if it desired to enter as q free
State, we would oppose its admission
until it had a population of ninety
thousand.
1t has also been asserted that Mr..
Lefiugwell, regas ding the Eugliah Bill
as finality," will take this position
against the admission of Kansas.
The question has been twice asked
Of Us BY the Upton Advertiser, and
several times by various republican
papers in the State, whether this was
correct exposition Of our opinions and
those Of Nj. Lefingwell!
These questions we have heretofore
neglected to answer, in consequence of
the pressure Of important local ques-
tions. Having finally succeeded in
retiring Florence and opening naviga-
ton having by our advocacy Of the
claims Of Judge Bennett rendered his
election sure; having by showing up
the operations Of the City Council in
their naked deformity, succeeded In
tying up the wantom fngen Of that
honorable body, We are now prepared
to answer the questions Of our repub-
lican neighbour.
We are Of the opinion thatif during
the next session Of Congress the Ter
ritory Of Kanaas sball knock at the
door Of the Union for admission, under
= Constitution properly s,nanatine
from the people, and republican in form,
the plain duty Of Cosgrsas will Be "a
sdm,t ~.
j In this position, We are assured ths,
sws EeGset not only our Individual opin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
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Tor Purity. Mildness, erfaintg and Ihoyough.
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The POWDER will remove all Inflammation and
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many valuable no In this unfry. II 10 afso .
saf- and crr,ain remedy for C0Ggns and Colds,
WALTER 3. SLOAN,
original Proprietor.
Grand Depot, - South water 81 ia ba ement OF
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All Wholesale Druggists sell the medicine ct or
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FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
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Hslf Is cen bottle OF SoRn's Instant Relief gtvep
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

TIE Hon. J. n. BLLw vOD. Dsnoeeatie candidate
for Attorney 0e.essl Of I'll STATE Il Iowa, viii ID
dress tn. .op,s st the following places, 70 vii:
Eaoxvtu,, September II. . o'csock.
Ossaloosa, Seotem 'sr II, l O'Clock.
Dddyviiie, nspteaosr III. o'ci,,ck
OttumsA. sepsSmber -, 3 o'ciosk.
Pawn "a, September Is, o'clo-k.
Ksos uQua September 10, IL o'clock.
~ MADISON. S~p,emwv II, O'Clock.
Z okuk. Hepse nbr Is, O'Clock.
BAD nst0u, Septsm0 -. O'CLOCK.
Ma-cst,ne. sept mbsr 81. O'Clock.
Davenport. sept NIB ". o. lock.
Lyoas, ssptsobss ~, o'olock.
Dubuque SEPTEMBER IS O'Clock.
Iowa Oity, Uctobsr 2, l o'clock.
n Hoo. .. A. kt0B, Republican candidate for
Ateosary 0ensrs, u Invited 10 be present and dis.
cos the issucs ,1sse the ps0pas.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

REVIVAL OF BusINEss.-The Hartford
Tunes is rejoicing over . revival Of business
IN that city. evidence Of which it finds in .
majority Of the machfns shops and manu-
factories. It Gays: Tho ring Of the ham,
mer and the busy hum Of the machinery il
Increasing everywhere around "a There il
9 new and more pleasing music in that ma
eninery and hammer than We ever noticed
oss"re-n gives 10 new life and bright
nsps for the future The dark cloud which
~; hung over " for % long time begins
g break away--and how bright il the first
sitmmSr Of light which greets "a s H.
merchant and the mechanic--all muat IN
ths eesst of ths new inpalss II buainssA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Hsa Wm. .. Ls~ngwsii. the Denocsstic esndi-
las Tor Oossrsss, hsvlss scspssd ~ N ssssoa Of
H.. vssisv 9, tbs aepabs GEO cssdtests. - nss'
Nm " dsesssien q his sppointmsass IN the
p.sssiet. ~ too cAndiist Will sddrsss me people
AT TWO O'CLOCK, r. H.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08
Ut q B1grENtSe.

TIE following described Real 1ststs:
y swk, sec Z. 90, ~, ..
10 asres in ~ south west quarter Of sscan NJ ene
~ t60 Y8,e
~ ssh, - u, : so.r8
~, svk, zen. 80 I, { 80. r3,e.
~, swk, sec Q, 50, Tl,e.
Il viii Be divided to suit purchssers. prSce TN
PER sers. 1s.ms cash, baaeoss = yeaSs ti0e
with 10 Per ssst iesrelQrUsyabie snnnally.
inquire Of
jy2Sd1V G. n. KBMv.
ross Olce Duisdlng.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

Mol. Farm Of 40 acre. near Round Grove IN
acr"' broke snh hndeA cultivation email no. Ne n a.
ming watr.
no.. the north west snartrr OF s. g. Twp 10.
X !, EAST, upOn which here Is % acr,, br. ke
nos the southwest quarter Ifs c5, twp H. X /.
east with good atone 9usrry tpor
NO - Two hundred AMI forty acres IN section IL.
Only So p'r.cIc.
MOB The south eat q1aster OF sec II. twp Is.
Range !, sest Price - yer ,cre
Moo. shiy acres. TART IN wheat, nesr Round
Grove. Price el5 per aero. Pay terms
NOT. spleiriid I'm esq acres, acc ~, tvre0.
4 !, east. iarge rotk hyui No d nd wat. nj
esoiu 10 wnoIe - in part, 100 &C o " h. at. II
takt the op will b g,v, n IN. or an, rr,..n
can urehste the crop on the gr. unc. s.cd .psc-
uia'itn ifaa,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

Why Is tho D.naAl % Great for
DR.. AIA1a1n'O
AGUE BALSAM2
Because Il viii, in al cases. safely ana enectua,ly
cure that much dreaded scouse Of the Weet Chiils,
Fever and Asue-wishout fail and In viii coun
teract the poison o. Malaria, OF VIII Oh fact
testify; unlik. al 9th most ums, It il only
recomm -ndea = one class u 0isesets, =
It 10 unsurpassed. We will Or rev evidences Of
IL worth, By men Of inanence and high standing.
Prisceton, H., Sps 2otA, 1857.
DR.. NANY-Dear SIR: Foi several years past
have us~d your Agus ais M in uy dai pr ctce
and have closely observer Its "a cts In hundreds Of
cases, End In no case has It failed 10 produce the
most happy thcct. can most cheers uts recoInm nd
1t - certs specific for chis, fever and asue, and
mAlartoua diseases. Truly Your,
II. AUsris. N. D.
Marshall, Mich, FEB. 11EA, 1857.
DIR. MANN 4 Co.. have sold large amount Of
your AEue Bslsam In this vicinity, and from my per-
sonl knowledge OF IT, be eve II the best remedy for
chiis, fever and sgue that has ever said In cur
State. Respectfully Yours.
o. 4. HYDE.
Ashtabala, Ohio. January, 1ss 1851 1
1HSSRS MANN h CO-Genfs: In tanvas.
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan the sale Of
tn. different remedies OF which We have control, our
attention has been called TO observe the great
that your Ague Balssm hes gained for itself IN
place whe-e sold. 1t really TO BE- ne psOples
OsCS remedy and Il sells more rspii than ali others.
1t destined to supercede oil other asue remedies In
tho market. Very Truly Tours,
A + 8 HBRDRY.
NeW York, Feb. %, 1853
NDRSRS MANN 4 CO.-Genfs: have At
our hoSse in st. Louis cold your Asue Bassm some
three years, and have carefully observed IL effect in
curing and must In all csndor say, do believe
Its equal exists oil the world OF medicines 10 my
personal knowledge 1t has cured permanently every
time, and have known 1t used after ali other RENE.
dies have been tried In vain with he most happy
suit And what 10 mere remarkable have never
known case but what remaised cured, for ct least
that season. have no besit,ncv In recommending
It a. perfect triumph over chllls and fever
Respectfully Yours, PROF WOOD.
S. K. MANN l. CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggists.
10Q7.d&v8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

MOI. House on the corner Of Sixth and Soft
stces, LOT S0xlO, upon which l. erected a frame
houfe, and bricA .iabI', this viii be sold low.
NO lot OF SOxf50 adjoining no 4 on the q AT .
beautiful SPOT u led y it'll fruit trees grape. &c
beaut fui location for resideto.. Guy orders VIII
be taken for the whole Of the lot
No 3. house and lot on 9th n re II bet wcep va,
very easy.
MOI honse with the lease OF one or vo lots ON
Brsdy street bet~ lath and 10Th streets This IN
cheap home in very eligible situation
No q. lot Of sGxl5O on the corner Of Main and
sixth streets one OF the eligible stustens for
private residence unoer the bun
MOI. Three lots 10 6lsyIaakcr's subdivision on
IArAam Vest OF Locust street Lumber or brick will
he taAen In part payment for the above.
NOS Lot with good hou, VII h four rooms and
basemen In Forest Dillons Addition one sth .tr.et
between Brown and Gaines street. Price s., 400
MOB Brick house and lot OH south side q, NTH
No ~. lot on east side of Rock Island street
near stu, 32xl00 Price A45O
No III. frrme house with rooms and stable for
two horses o" Lot 9, Block l. P.rher's n ditioo-
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash. balance In install
ments Of 41OO per ahnnm
No w frame house with aosrs Of ground ON
Marquette and 21st cts sr the grounds Of tho
Gath lie Female Seminary.
NO H. The lease for l6 years for numte r Of lots
on Bray Main ano Ha-ristn STREETS.
No "a. Tire lease Of 10 lots in Nces puNaivisior ~
lois Ter 10 years, At very low g. ouud .. pt n, NJ
" 800 per Anhun wnh he privilege Of pur, sus OF
have the improvements rad for at he e.d OF he
ieale There Is NJ better wty for . man Of ANAL
csptai to procure home without eli, t,yed v i'm
. heavy interest and experiencing The anxiety Of
providing for heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

Picture OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BY A
REpuBLIoAS.-A sprightly Republican pa
per, down east-the SPRINGFIELD Mass Re-
pabiican-has limmered his party most ad-
mirably. We reproduce the picture:
The fact is the Republican part isn't q
party yet. and still worse, isn't likely to be
at present. v hat it needs more than any
thing else, is a definition of itself, discip.
line, a boundary. a hab;tation. doors to let
people in. walls to keep them in, and re-
cognized head of the house to look up to,ae
"provider" 1t has none of these things
now, but inhabits sort of ten acre lot, half
the bars of which are down three quarters
Of the time. You admit one squad, and
another squad escapes at the SINE moment
Every man fights for his own hand like the
Highland Chieftain. 1t is anti Niger in
St. Louis, TO save Mr. Blair. protectionism
in Pennsylvania. to accommodate + {. Carey
and to save two or three Congressman old
fashioned Whiggery in Ohio. so Tom Cor
win may make himself at home; FILLMORE
ism in Kentucky and Maryland, so that
Humphrey Marshall apd Henry Winter Da
Wis may be re elected; truck and dicker in
for State Committee, so tina! Purlingame
may not be beat, and SO on A Gardnerite
or straight Republican" of 1887, or even
a Fillmorite of 1859, isjust as good Republi-
can as anybody. There is no risk in desert
ing, for the deserters are not shot as they
are in the Democratic, and every other we'll
organized party.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-08

Aohm1gsunn1ns sWg v1laa 1seen
Bvniag be6sss lase Two yosag I'D very
rood lookisg persons arrived = ~ Spso-
ssr Hsuss by the o'clock Ksstusty Co.
tssl Railroad train. In quite = eaatory aa9
sgitated state, and Immediately informed
II. WIN. w. johnson, the good locking and
obligiDg clerk Of the hotel, that they vish-
ed 70 be assimonially united - soon q
possible, rs every minute VS. worth hum
dred dollars" TO them.
johnson, who takss IN interest In such
mattsss, imm4 diatsly st of 70 find the Clerk
Of ire probase Court, 70 obtain . license
but outstanding be ran and rede over
large portion Of thu city. the much sought
clerk could n6e BE- found, and with THE dis
NAL intelligence he returned home The
youthful twain was much detected when
they heard Of this i'll success, and the mas-
culine candidate for wedlock, thinking Q
lover more persevering than ordinary NOR.
tails, himself made . search voyage, but he
came back with no better result
IL vas then about one o'clock in the NOR.
ming, and folly 70 make further attempt till
the dawn Of day. So the young pair eat up
oil night in . most fevsrish and anxious
state, and ~ coon a. Aurora streaked the
east, with her gray robes they we're on the
alert. Messages were sent BY the half dog
en-. and soon the license, and the Rev. Mr..
Nicholson, of st. Johns Church made their
appearance. and tie two were individuality
bound in the hymenial bonds.
The bridegroom is Mr.. E d. Eghtfoot. oi
Falmouth, Ky.-she. if of Pendleton coun-
ty, we are informsd-aDd the bride Miss
Sarsh N. Shawsn. Of the same vicinity. q
beautiful and verl wealth heiress. owning
in her own rightVbout quarter Of mil.
lion Of property.
The Sheriff had long been sutton for Il I
lovely Saral,'s hand, and still longer the
possessor of her heart. He had asked the
consent Of her parents-mama was willing
- who ever saw q woman that was not iE
favor Of marrying Though papa was not
But one mode Of conduct remained, and the
lovers adopted that; as We have seen.
They were very happy when they were
united-may they always continue 50.
The new made pair returned in the az
ternoon to Kentucky, convinced that the
perverse father would pardon them, when
he could not. by any possibility. undo the
knot that had been tied, and of course h
will for how can he help it, when Sarah
looks up with her heavenly eyes and says
Forgive US. father, we are both your chill
dren now"