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Dattbss, jemslp, or.

A r n o l. D. + l. u ID /,
~ GILLOrfs sTgEr. PENS. GOLD PENS
RODDERss Krivry -,-,,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Surveyor Vandever VS.. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

Resolucd, That the Constitution confers
upon Congress soeereig'. pouef over the Ter
ritories ofthe United States, etc.-Phitadei-
phia PLATFORM.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug.-N
y Tribune
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.-Berlingfon Hawk- Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug Dauenport Gazette.
Upon the question OF Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr.. Leifingwcll
and the Democratic party. - Wanderers
Speech at Davenport.
will vote for the admission of slave
Stat, provided it is the wish of the people
to come into the Union with slave consti
tuition VGndeyer's Speeches at Delhi. Mar
ION, Cedar Rapids, Fulton, Toledo and other
pioces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

brandy and water) they have consumed
four months more a tins thsn was
allowed them by the Legislature and
have wholly neglected to sxamise the
accountslof the Auditor, Treasurer and
Secretary Of State for which purpose
they were appointed and have only
devoted their attention to accounts in
which there could he no possibility Of
mistake. -rr,,t
If as the republican press asserts the
charges brought by us against the
Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary Of
State are untrue, why is the report
delayed until after election
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

We copy below, from the Exprsss d
Herald, some further interesting ex-
tracts from the records of the Dubuque
Know Nothing Lodge in the possession
Of Mr.. Dorr.
They will be, We hope, productive
Of much savory and delectable edifica-
ton TO the friends of Mr.. Surveyor
Vandever, who have taken it upon
themselves to deny 30 emphatically our
assertions that he WAS q Know Moth
ing. 1t will be observed that Mr.. J.
N. Higbee Republican candidate for
Treasurer and Recorder of Dubuque
county Is caught 10 the same boat With
Vandever.
Here is the extract:
E1tvaes from the Record of tie Indep>ndent
OTd~ Of the Ste, Sponglsd BANNER.
At meeting Of the /. O. Of the s. s. B.
held at the Office Of Bro. Fay Parsons, on
Saturday afternoon, September I'd. 1854, the
following officers were duly installed by
Bro. E X. Bowen, j. G. r. Of !. G. Of u. s.
ppesr I'd xvsrd Couco;1 R.otharN K.I.a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

0EO. L. VAN DOREN,
Secretary Council No. /.
Dubuque, Sept. 2, 1854.
While we are upon the subject it may
not be inopportune to make few ex-
tracts from Know Nothing Ritual
which has come into our possession and
which will explain in some degree the
principles entertained by the order.
The following are among the ques-
tons required to be answered in the
affirmative by candidate for initia-
ton in the first degree"
Q. IA. VIII you promise to do all
an your po,cer for the total repeal Of
the naturalization la,cs, as regards the
elective franchise 2"
A. 81 Wills
=. Will You promise to oppose all
measures or legislation calculated to
distract or disorganize this order or
which will in any way pervert it from
its settled principles or legitimate OBJ
jects
A. 81 will"
How do the Germans who addressed
the letter to Vandcver like this.
In the order of exercises for the mi
tiation Of members of the second de-
gree" VIC also find the following, which
besides being rank treason, requires a
man to perure himself both as a wit
ness and as juryman.
80. Will you promise to see a
brother of the second degree righted
that is ifhe be found right upon a Con-
gress examination, to stand by him
epen IN a court of justice, if necessary
AS WITNESS OR JuRYMAN, and to
leave all ordinary ties to obey the de-
mands Of Congress in his case:
A. 81 will"
With these extracts we drop the
matter for to-day, merely remarking
that if any person doubts the anthem
ITCHY of the extracts which we publish.
the Ritual is open for inspection.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
vANDEVEK A KNOW NOTHING.
RECORDS OF THE DUBUQUE LODGE
a Reply to his Answer to tho Germans.

ORGANIZATION OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
TIE STAR sPANGLED BANNER IN DUBUQUE
At a meeting held on the afternoon of
Friday, Sept. lst, 1854, at the Office of Fay
Parsons, for the purpose of organizing Coun-
ellis OF the i. .. Of the 5. S. Il. in the city of
Dubuque. pro. T. K. Bowen, u. g. I. Of
G. c. of Z. 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,
c Fl Haskins, WV Luke,
G S Betcher, r SpanldIng,
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., DR.. L. J. Thomas was deelared in.
eligible for membership on account OF for
eign birth. aud retired before the commence
ment Of imitation.
Meeting adjourned to meet on the same
evening at MoIony & Tilton's store on Main
street. GEO. T, VAN DOREN, Sec.
Dubuque, Sept. LIST, 1854.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
The Investigating Com mittce. .N0 Report.

Many ofthe Developments to which
we have referred, regarding the Hepnb-
lican State Officers, first came to light
in the reports Of various investigating
committees, appointed by the Senate
during the last session of the Legisla-
ture. After the stupendous frauds
which were exposed by these cursory
and hasty examinations, and after the
reports themselves were stolen from
the rolls of the Senate, both houses
after long and patient labor by the
Democratic minority, we're induced to
do the people the justice to pass an act
authorizing the Governor to appoint
"three competent and safe accountants
to examine the books, papers, vouchers,
moneys, securities and other documents
in the hands or possession, or under
the control of each and every Execu.
tive Officer of the State, to make out
full, complete and specific statement
of the transactions of each of the said
officers, with, for, or on behalf of the
State, showing the true balance or
balances in each and scvery case, and
report the same to the Governor, with
such suggestions as they may deem
proper, en- or before the first day of
Jnne ls5s."-Chapter 16O (Sec. /,
page 4lO)
AS the motion for the appointment
of this Committee was made by
democrat, by all parliamentary Gus
TOMS it was of course expected that
the Craftsmanship Of the Committee
would be given to the mover, or at
least that deceucy would require that
one member of the party be placed
upon the Committee. This the Gov
ernor, for reasons very obvious to every
body, utterly refused, and the commit
tee announced were: J. NJ. Griffiths.
J. A. Kassou and Thomas Seely all of
whom are Republican partizans Of the
bitterest character.
The law it will be observed requires
that the report Of this Committee be
made on or before tie first dav Of
June 1858. Although four months
have passed since the. time provided
by law for their report yet none has
been made, and We learn by unques>
tionahle authority that they have du-
ring the whole Of this time been cnpa-
ged in examining the accounts of NJ.
L. Fisher, Superintendent of Public
Instruction End Theodore s. Parvin,
Register Of the Laqd Office, through
eAose Hands not q dollar Of tis sseasvs
q ~. 0tass he ever pesssd.
nraSiag, ~ 4 he ~ q thsss
aslA1s r. q I'd sapssssl iaslsaisg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07


array NTH t,oo Sisters.-Mr. Lloyd, highly
respectable farmer of wickliffe, arrived in
the city last evening in an excited state Of
mind. He sought out Marshal Gallagher
and told him that his two daughters had
eloped on Monday night with two hired
men, brothers. and named respectively
Chauncy Lewisapd Watson Lewis. He
found the enterps5ing party at last, at the
Franklin house on Pearl street. Wstson
Lewis had already married one Of the sis
tiers and retired for the night. Chauncey
Lewis was making arrangements to marry
the other sister when the marshal appeared
and took him and his intended to the Po-
lice station. Locking Chauncey Lewis up
up in the Watch House, Mr.. Lloyd took his
laughter to the Coz mercial House and
locked her up in a room.
Mr.. Lloyd is quite wealthy. His daugh-
tiers are named Mary and Laura. Mary is
about twenty years old, and Laura about
sixteen. They are splendid looking girls
and are fashlonably aud richly dressed, and
are both well educated, having enjoyed SUI
perior advantages in this respect.
The Lewis brothers are uncouth, unedu-
Gated, and overgrown specimens of human
ity, and can neither read nor write They
hired out to Mr.. Lloyd some six months
ago
This is the most remarkable caseof elope
nent that we ever heard Of 1t ut erly
eclipses the Boxer and Dean case. What
two handsome and cultivated girls, as the
Misses Lloyd certainly were, could find to
admire in two such fellows as the Lewis
brothers is more than we can inns CINE Mr..
Lloyd and his vile are overwhelmed with
grief by this inexplicable conduct of their
daughters- Ciepetand P{aindealer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
Davenport Commercial College,

Grigg's Block cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MOOR RATED IN 1855.
The only Permanently Loo ated CONNIE r.
cial College in lows.
-DIRECTORs.-
Hon q Sargent, ZB Bowers, ESQ,
Jao Cock, Esq, W Wiley, Esq,
is vieia, Esq, PMerwin ESQ,
las NJ Daizell, Esq, fH Griggs, Esq
Coates, Esq, II II Smith, ESQ.,
Jno Cannon, Esq, Patton, ESQ.
!. Mnokot, ksq, Doct Acler,
g l. Davenport, Rsl, Rev J Mason,
A II Barrow, Esq Jno Johns, Bsq.
Jos G LOPEZ, Prot. Of Book Keeping.
" II PRATT, Prof OF Penmanshp
l. c BURwELL. Prof. Of Mathematics.
FREDK SeHRAAG, Prof. OF Architectural and Orna.
N suyDAM, Asst. Teacher of Psnmsnship and
Book Keeping.
LECTURERS
d l. sHoREY, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
IN the comm unity, aud withal desirous OF maintain.
ing reputation for candor and ablenees, we
90 not deet necessary to pursue the course often
taken by Commercial Colleges land esp -ciaIy BY those
which are only temporarily established and signed
to make great blow for q few months and then
niove on" 70 some new place. namely, to claim SUI
such thing a writers accountants, teachers and ex
periencsd business men, out OF the select circle In
their own school room; we, therefore, as hereto
make no exaggerated statements, promise nothing
We arc not prepared to PERFORM advertise no teach
ers not sctuay engaged and make no claims we cam
not substantiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Ct books every branch Of
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership, Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two oomplet practical
iorms), and In BANKING the most complete and aI-
proved knotcn system, and superior to any other
taught in the West. The course in
PENMANsHIP.
Il under the charge or Mr. W: H. Pratt who received
the pIcrpium for PeBmanshi. and Card Whiting at
the last State Fair, aud ~ho defes oil competition
aa Plain or Ornamental PensnGnship Pen Sketch
ing, Fourishing, Card Writing, or teachsng those
branches.
he Is assisted by Mr.. J. N. Suydam, who has few
equals as practical or ornamental penn,sn, or Is
tearher.
LANDSCAPE AsD ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PHONOGRAPHY.
ALDO taught BY competent instructors.
ROOHs--In Griggs' Block corner Of Third and Per-
ry streets. block from the Pos. Once, the room
formerly known - "Grigg,' Hail." with the aiioin-
ing rooms, well lighted. well ventilated and forming
ey far the most convenient, conmodtous and best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open 1t all hours from . A NJ till 9PM.
LADIES' DEPAR1 MENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from the Gentlemen'G department 10 provided
for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
H-Por further particulars cali at the rooms, or
An .usis " V Z 4 1 FRerz,, Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

II viii become gradually brighter, until
lost through proximisy 70 the sun At the
comm neems2 ofDd1eKs On AugustBo,
the comet ives jua y pptible y TIE naked
eye is nncls6s 10 apQogIy condeDsed and
brilliaal and thseld1is thrown of in the
ordinary form WITH bifurcation. Having
remarked that about the passage through
the descending nods this body must sp-
proach near the planet Venus. have calcu-
tAtsd its distances between the 18th and asd
Of October. and find the following results
Distance of Comet from Venus IN Deeimols
ofMe Earthis Mean Distance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
For Sale or Lease.


nnOND hundred and twenty Building lots d q
~ Addition TO the town Of Hort byrca.
46ese Iots Arc eitgible and handsomsly situaNsd q
shs bsnk d ths Aississippl my vi p sdd q -
tonable ,erms.
Yor particulars inquire OF Hessrs. DurSee, Pratt
Oo; Port Byron. Charles J. Rogers, DeQ, Ls0nlDo,
Oosbin 3 Dow davenport, Or Of the suhecrfbes,
- jams NAY.
n, The subscriber has numbeY1oss desisehle ~
80 land r. and near the c3ttss q Oovanpogt enA
I11sare. snp near ~ town u Yofs Dyroo. tAss -
V1hsss 70 sell. lOcsIssst ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

BEKRICI'S SUGAR COATHD PiLLS.--so good
that fifty boxes perform nfty cures-ons box sells
twentJ-neishbor recommsnds them to nsighbor-
stranger TO stranger TO stranger. Made from gums,
balssms and extracts, thoir effects upon the human
system Is mild, searching and benen ial. Put up in
large family boxes. Every pnl coated with sugar
Is cents per box. Sold By druggists everywhere.
aug22-daviy
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The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October 18th.
CONGREGATIONAL CANVASS.

Ia consequence 0f business i'm oeratsely requiring
Judss Isnugwell's attention In Court, the sppoiLt
,ueuts .retofore made by Mr. Vandevsr st she FOL
low ing pisces have been ohsngsd. and
MESSRs, vAEDKvR AND LhYYIEGwRIL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grocer y Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY. N. Y.

TNHESE Machines are now Justly admitted - -
Il tAs oest II use for Family Sewing, mating .
new, strong and elastte stitch which viii cot rip,
even every fourth stitch u out. Circulars sent
application BY letter.
&c. Wsshbusne, Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

The CoAEr.-Mr. J. II. Hind. the eminent
astronomer Of the Regent's Park Observable
ry, writes that the comet discovered by DR..
Donati on they'd of June, being now visi-
bic to the naked sye, the follcvinf popular
directions tor finding Il may prove accepts
pie. Between the 1t and 10th Of Septem-
~. q oeIoek !. ~ Greenwich time. the
comet via b loand about le denreoe eboyl
~ 1oeotweee pslns esehs heei3So. and. ~
L ~ = tuth9 senapisnpsA 100 Sill &
y emsaliv \ nals6 u u sl5lS 81 lsSk-