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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

What Wig Beoatfm Head of Hair.
Bsoause 1t is the ornament G d himself provid ed
70. al! our race. Reader although the may
bloom ever so brightly in The glowing cheek the eye
b. ever SO sparkling, the teeth be those OF pearls II
the head Is bcreit OF ito covering or the hair be
Darted and shriyeed, harsh and dry. worse still
IS sprnked with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Pror. Wood'g HAIR Restorative II
used two or three times H. will restore and per-
manen'iy secure 10 all such al ornament Read the
following and Judge. The writer of the first is the
celebrsted Pianist, Thalberg:
New York, April 10, 1863.
Dear Sir Permit me 10 express to the obliga.
tions am under for the entire Pestora ion Of hair
to its original color about the time of my arrival in
the Tnitsd states II rAp.dlv becoming gray but
upon the application ~ your "Hair Restorative" II
soon recovered its original hue. consider your
Restorative as very wonderful invention, quite Eff.
cacious As well as sgreeable
am oeartir, yours truly, 3. THALBERd.
"Drych ar Gwyliedyde,."
welch Newspaper Once, 13 Nassau ST, ApI L., 1858
PROF q WOOD - Dear Eir :-Sone month or
eix wtcks ago received a bottle Of YOUR Hsir Res
toraiive aud Il my wife rho conc uded 10 try IL
ber haIr little thinking Al the time that II would
restore the gray hair, but u hers well my
prise, after few weeks trial has performed that
wonderful fleet ~ turning Oil the gray hairs to
darA bro At the same time beauifyins and thick
ening the bAir. strongly recommend the above
Restorative to all persons ~ want 0f such change
Of their hair. CHAkLES OAKDEw.
kLw YORK, Jsiy 20, 1855.
PRof WOOD: With confidence DO recon-
menI Jour Hair Restorative being the most effca-
cious article ever Htce using your Hair Res.
toYstive my hair and whiskeYs whlcn were slmost
white have grsdusily grown dark and nov feel
confident that few applications will restore
them to their natural coor. IL also hes relieved me
of all dandruh and unpleasant itching, - coIsmon
among psrsons who perspire ffeeIey.
JIG KILBY.
PRoF WOOD: About two years ago my hair
commenced falling on aud turning gray; ves fast
coming bald, and had tried many remedies 70 no
eif-ct. commenced using your restorative 10 jan
nary lsst few applications fastened my hair
firmly. II began u nl up, grow out, aud turned
bsck to its former color. (back At this time II 10
fully restored TO it, original color, 81 and ap-
pearance and cheeRfslly recon mend ~ uses TO a
Chicago, Ill, May ], 1855. HOES.
The Restorative Ia pat up In bottles Of sisss Wis.
large medium ami small; the small hods = . pint,
and 1etails ffor dollar PER bottle; the medium
holds 1t lesst twenty per cent more In proportion
than the small setsis Tor TOO dollars per 6ottls the
large holds quarts " par csns mere In prepestoo,
8 ; TocDs : co, prssrisser., s,s s,osd~.y.
nsw Ysrha n - Qe4 \ 7 VIM 1aulns bea1li0ks.
szi''j: ' ~ : - '''s''s \ ~ sjlG =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
l. A Il ES Il N EW S,
PE.ACE WITH CMx.v.s.
FREEDOM To COMMERCE. d.. &c
Dispatch from Soc. Seward at London.
{ By TELEGRAPH. J

Dispatch from Soc. Seward at London.
Nfw losk. August 81.
/ The following dispatch has been received
from MIR Seward. Secretary OF the Atlantic
Telegraph GO. for the American pres
LONDON, Eng August u.
The Emperor OF France returned to Paris
on Saturday.
The king of Prussia wis too i'll TO visit
the Queen at Pottsdam
her Majesty will return to England ON the
S0th Of August.
The news of the settlement of the chin
ese question was received at 1t Petersburg
on the 2lst.
nder the terms Of the treaty of peace
Inc chinese Empire is open to the trade Of
all foreign powers. the Christian religion is
allowed in all parts of the country; foreign
diplomatic agents are admitted, and ample
indemnity is to be given - England and
France.
Later Indian newsis at hand The dates
from bombay are to July 18th. The ac
counts represent that the mutiny was being
rapid, luelled.
Io-days London papers contain a long
and interesting report from Mr.. BRIGHT The
Atlantic Telegraph Company's Engineer.
The X. NJ. steamship Asia with the mails
for Halifax and Boston, is to be dispatched
IRON Liverpool on Saturday next.
The screw steamer North American with
the Canadian mails was to leave Liverpool
Tor Quebec and Montreal to-day, and the [.
,. steamer Fulton for New York to- day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
COMMUNICATED.

OCEAN TELEGRAPH CELEBRATIoN.-
Shall We celebrate the lst of September
like the rest of the world -? or while the al
most universal jubilee prevails, still plod on
in the old and beaten track Of every day
life? What say the citizens OF Davenport?
Now is the time for action.-we have yet
time to do something and what we do, let
it be worthy of the Queen City Of Iowa.
We have plenty Of the right sort of ma
terial on hand: The Military Companies,
the Fire Department, the German Societies,
Choral and Gymnastic, and last. though not
least, the Philharmonic Society, to do upthe
singing Of "God Save the Queen" and the
"Star Spangled Banner.
Why not have procession to march to
some locality on the bluff, suitable for .
glorious old.fashioned barbecue, and wind
up the day with . 6ns illumination at
night
Let the mechanic throw aside biz plane,
ths hsbseaa1hes ~ ads Sti0k, tAa slosA
ID psh I'd ~ iatstts kR hpsiA e. h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
The Oakdale Cemetery Company

Lave On Office for the transaction OF business In
IL MerWn's Block, Perry street, which Will be open
from 10 70 -, d, and from TO s, P n.
All lot owners Who have moi settled for their lots
will please call Immediately and do 80 and receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds
surveyed and s.aketi of IN lots. The Community
generally is invited 10 examine them and make Sc.
lectiOns.
It Is The intention Of the compsny to make this
Cemetery Complete in all it's appointments. The
avenues broad and curved; native forrest trees
are carefully preserved, and various kinds ~ shade
trees have been set out. competent person occu-
pies the Porers Lodge, and 10 constantly employed
IN taking care OF and Improving the grounds
All applications for lots or burials must be made
ct the ONCE, whore cards authorixing burals viii be
issued
Tho public, 10 patronzing this Cemetery. may feel
assured that will bsproteeted In every way dus 70
It, saorcd purpose WtH. HILDRATH,
Wnh39-At o~~esteYy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Scientific Expeditions.

BosTos, Aug. &c.
hr. lillard, Of the L. s. Coast Survey.
left III the Niagara on Wednesday for Trim
ty Bay, in order to make preparations for
a more accurate determination Of the com.
paratiye Longitude Of the stations on the op-
posite shore- Of the Atlantic The high ma
theInatical attainments and the close and
accurate observation Of this gentleman, EN-
inently qualify him for this important duty
Considerable time must necessarily elapse
after the preparations are made before the
observations can be completed and the re-
suits computed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Chicago Market
bT T7LtGRArH

nj TELEGRAPH
FL0uR-lha bbls white Winter No l e Carboudsie'
81, i2o hels City Mills super, ~, delivered. sale
was .llected Of kewan'e spring extra AZ $5. Tw,
tons bran brought 81 2J 4 ton, aud two to ns Md
dings $40 e. ton.
WHEAT-l7h0 bu White Winter sold at Al ~ ;;
l'lo bu Red Winter, 81 10, pin bush spring No .,
new receipts, passed on at Sc Market closed cAvy
and dull.
CORN : boat load Of river corn brought &c aiaat
and boat load Of prime Ill River G;,c siioat and
car load same quality SIC In st.re.
OArS-Inactive; 100 bu WAS sold al 45c in store
RYE and BARLFy-No movement In these
HIDEs-Green sAlted slI -; dry flint l5d I5a
PlLTs-Augnst pets 2aG, iic
WooL-kAtiye 10 hall blood 23qL2Sr; half 10 ful
blood $50 33c.
WHi1ErisH-No !, s. 80 r hf bbi No : 50 -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

RATHER SHABBY.-One Of the most
streaked games We have heard of lately, is
that of Patten claiming to be an anti-Flor-
ence man, and shouldering the oi.um Of
being wild cat candidate upon Clifford.
He thinks this will he great string to
pull among the German Republicans. Every
body knows that he has been one of the
greatest wild cat advocates in town until
within very few days. If he is honestly
an advocate for sound currency now. his
conversion has been as miraculous as that
of the Apostle Paul. We are afraid it won't
be half aspermanent. We feel very frienG-
~ to Joshua, but his repentance looks too
much like fishing for votes. lie can't hum.
bug any one with that string
BE careful, Joshua. Your opponents are
sharp men and il wont do for you to csrry
trump cards in your sleeve. No cheating |
Wsshant sappoft you for clerk unless you
Bet the nominatlsn laisits
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
New York Market.

BY TELEGRAPH
NEW York Aug. -
oIR-b6sIec lower. Sales 100 bbls at 4 0O6L4 -
for unsound super STATE; 4 1904 10 for do extra
Fate 61 ~ for common to good extra wester IN
Dogs !" for shipping brands extra round hoop
OHIO.
CANADIAS FLOuR-steady, moderate enquiry
Ssles 100 bbis at S 256g 10 for extra.
RYE FLorK-Dul AT 57flt 40
WHEAT bull and Ia, lc lower. Eales 20 900
bush Wtl 10 for Mil Club, l 20 for rel westsrn;
| HO for hit. do
CoRs-In moderate request and a Shade lower
for mixed western. Bales 20 900 bush 75t1s2 for s-
sound to good mixed western
OATs.-netter. 4.G52 for State and wes,er>.
PORK.-More active snI prices . shade nrmer
saieS SO bbls II oo II % for mess IA S5l5 on for
prime.
BEEF.-Stesdy.
BUTIER-St'ady. l2a2O for Ohio; l8a2l IN
atatc.
LhRD. - Unchanged
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
1t q BNrCNi7e.

sINHE following described Real Estate:
L swa, sec 4, 80,rse =.
io acres in III" south west quarter Of section no
~ tS0. rD,
3 n, SOL. SEC IL, 50. r ., o.
81, net, Z"
E4, swA, sch. sec ], ts0, 8, G.
~, swa sec ., So 4,e.
II viii be divided to suit purchasers. Price Il y
per acre. Teims !. cash, balance ON yeas time
with 10 per teat iterest, payable annually.
Enquire u
iy2Jd6w c. w. KNIT
Post Office Bui ding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
MslSicNf.

L the last two and half years had charge Of the
department OF Instrumental music In the Troy Con-
ference Academy, West Poultney w.. has made this
city his permanent home, and Offer his professional
services 10 the citizens Of Davenport aud vicinity uI
on the following terms
Rates OF instruction per session Of ten weeks. at
lessons per wees-Piano or Me0deoD, $40, Violin,
In glasses. -, Ausicsi Composition and Thorough
BASS, $50 In addition 10 the above, instruction II
offered to olsss in German al IS per term OF 10
weeks, lessons . week.
Instruction will be given at Wolner's Music
Rooms, No. l. Forests Block corner Of ID and Per-
ry streets
Should any desiring Instruction on the Piano or
4eodeon at their own homes. they can be sec0mno-
dated ut an extra charge Of 81 per term.
RREDRICK WOLLND1
Pianos tuned BY the year or otherwise.
Je29-d1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

meet together once as brethren. and hay :
general jollificaton.
We like the suggestions Of our friend. a
given above, and we W ould ask the consid
Grafton OF the matter by our influential citi
zens The following paragraph We cliF
from the n. y Times. aud ask its perusa
and candid consideration
TAG TELEGRAPH Ho1IDAY.-It hs. been pro-
posed to make Wednesday next. the Isl Of
September. a general holiday, to commemo
rate the success of the Ocean Telegraph ;
and it Is e. 'pected that the day will be OBJ
served throughout this continent and th,.
British isles The event certainly justifies
a universal jubilee, and New York should
take, as 1t undoubtedly will take. a leading
part in the rejoicings Our holidays are
few-too lew, many people say, and with
great show OF reason. We therefore trust
that all classes of our citizens will afford
their clerks and employees an opportunity
TO enjoy themselves on this great occasion.
Unless movement to close the stores and
public offices Of the city. on Wednesday
next be suppor.e on all sides, We fear that
it will not be done at ALL We are all de-
sirous to see the day properly observed. but
1T certainly will not be observed in becom
ing manner if workngmen, mechanics book
keepers and clerks the people, in fact
are not permitted to Join in the festivities.
Let the day be "a holiday in every sense of
the word
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Park House..


IOWA CITY TY..,.,................... IOWA.
rf'Il. Iaree and Coumodious Hotcl has been lea
= h 4c Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
a'fG, atty FURNISHED throughout L. the best man
acr- VIII -rRING sEnS aud LIGHTED WITH GAS.
- va ~ wilt ie ~lared 70 make he PARK IOI SE
thea 10 +" Hogsc ~ thr C.tj, IL being much tue
lars">t AMI Pleasantly situated IN central location
ic oo.G.r 81 eEar son and Du' iue streets near
ibe Clty Pars with comfortable accommod atons for
Two Hunired Guests.
TEHNS--.n Conformity t. the times.
Good end oapacous 5tstIing att he'd 20 the house
]. TEUSDELI.. Proprietor.
Nov2i III Formerly OF tine Trusdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
as nj onsble Tailoring Estl hi SHINE n I
4. }. Egasi,
We rch ant Tatlo

no 4 ! Franklin Block, Braly Street. Lest deer
10 Post Once (Gp sthirsl IA enpprt Iowa
3Isy.ur ntts up the above rooms iadepe ldegt ot
,euse / am aov prepared 70 execute all orders
rus,ed to nly care in the most complete ana fash
haole styla
.satis,action warranted in al. cases Nv 81 X II
Istinrs cann5t be surpassed in this market. A
Eie,y o h.t., caus AID /, msnings cGnstahilS on
ma with prices 10 silt the iliaes,
bali and examine goods and pli ces.
the location, neAt door e. Fost
hce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

The PUssY LIMplNG.-Icst cstcrday
was a hard day on our four-footed pet
The treatment of certain persons who have
been taking the critter under a promise OF
redemption has scared the other wildcat
dealers, and they handled her carefully
Poor little thing. She is weak and touchy
and unless her hair is stroked carefully and
drawn the smooth way, she snarls and
scratches terribly. The opening of naviga
ton didn't help her hut we hope when Mus
quito time is over she will begin to improve
III not sooner
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
rF7FECH EXTRACTED RI A NEW PROCESS
A without occislonns any delay or pain whatever
J .I(I 5 CHE SEBROU UGH,
sacnssti Sssr.eca.

oFFICE-Iu Merwin's Block. S3 Perry between 81
art sth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he is now pre.
pir ~ eN r4ct teeth by uniting slight current
lect icy around the too h at the time OF extrsc-
tiea thereby sllaying al pain attendant upoa sx.
tracing By the ordinary mcthod
VaepAtte nt has a ful knowledge OF what is pass
ing and there are not those effects which are often
noticed after having teeth extracted by the use OF
Caloroi.fm OF the Freezing process
Jnly3Sltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

1NFERNAL FoEs.-Thc manner in
which the Gazette men attempt to brand
the DEMOCRAT as the cause of all this stagna-
| ton in business, all the delinquency in grain
receipts and for the scarcity of freghts up
on the river, is very amusing and we would
| not deign Ia notice these assertions which
cause so much street talk and derision W ere
it not that some of the more credulous will
so"n begin to think that We are the is5uers
and proprieters of Florence money. Be
cause We have stated Wholesome truths be-
cause We have faarlessy published the true
state of affair, here and warned the publi,
against growing evils, we are branded Us
internal foes" and the DEMOCRAT is styled
a vile sheet" We leave the latter rnpu
tation to he answered by our subscription
books and turn our attention to our ;nfcr
nal toes. The GnzeHe men censure us for
not misrepresenting and lying as they do
about the business of Davenport and Flor
ence shlhplasters. They attempt to white
wash over the sores which feeter our com.
munity we lay them bare and ask that
ekillful physicians may examine and cure
them. That paper endeavors to make its
readers believe that anything is right, while
we show matters up in their true light-ex-
pose the wrong and ask for redress They
attempt to deceive the public by telling
one lie to prop up another, and so on until
one word Of truth would be their ruin; We
choose rather to pile up truths and let the
people profit thereby. They are Internal
and eternal foes to the best interests of our
community.
As people We have only one great
drawback, and that is our wildcat institu
tions and it is against those we war. Our
slavish neighbors are loud in their lauda.
tions of this swindle and pat the pussy on
the back, and tell the people that it is the
only thing for town or city to have if it
would prosper. The public has got sick of
such unblushing falsehoods, and our neigh.
bors stand condemned therefor They even
own privately that We are right in our
course, but as journalists they talk direct
ly opposite. We must assure our friends
that We do not own the Florence bank,
neither do we pretend to control the grain
trade, or cause the prevailing scarcity Of
river freights Indeed we have not as much
power as our neighbors ascribe to US. They
would make you believe that we were the
grand dictators; that we can raise mobs,
excite the public, ruin the city and dry up
all the channels of commerce Their fiat
terry is amusing. but we deny the soft i'm
peachment," and pledge ourselves sworn
enemies to wildcat institutions, and at the
same time swear eternal fealty to the best
interests Of the community in which we
live
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
Esf'ate0al House.

H'!lE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform his
l. fcieaas and The tra1 cling punlic that III has
oit nc tlI- large ia;' IN lie Clare. The house is
curly q. y and furnished with all The convcnences
OF mode hotels Til table Will be supplied with the
best 10" country affords.
HIS experience a9d large acquaintance with the
business the west is a sufficient guarantee that
ls hous"t- the place TO stop at when the
ga = %! J., Care
Es- Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
6 Iris,s excepteiD for Davenport.
maVchi-d2wSsiy u wEaTLAEE Prop'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
ALEX sSDEIA. Epvpf Anoust ,

hLtA ASDEIA Egypt. August p
lhe Madras arrived at Suez on the eth.
with news from Bombay to the 10th July
The foregoing is all as yet receiv ed
Nh. De ,oaunty, the chief electrician at Trim,
ity Bay telesraphed that he expected more
shortly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

DAyENPoKT SARsfIELp GrARDs.-
We learn that Capt. X. NJ. Litslcr arrived
from Iowa City yesterday, with commits
sions for the officers of the Sarsfield Guards
The Company now numbers forty-two mem
bers, is in good condition, and has about
$500 in the Treasury. with which to pur-
chase uniforms, DC. Beingout of debt and
full of energy we see no reason why the
company may not remain in flourishing
condition. As soon as the State arms are re
ceived from Fort Dodge, the Guards will
be provided with arms success to the
>afsticld Guards
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
NtCases.A~ It HNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST.

er Man aa,j Secead streets. B,irenporf, Io,oe
svery variety OF llavams aud Domestic Sosais, 70
cos, Pipes etd constantly on hand!
kgent Tor Brnwn's celebrated i'ino Cut Chewing
! Smoking Tobacco.
10 Segar Manufacturers would commend we'll
ectcd stock OF Leaf Tobacco, ~0usstiBS OF Havana
appers and filers, Java sild Cuha s., q Leat etc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
The Davenport Times /.

YNaE first number Of The Darsnporf Times will
De issued on Wednesday, Sep, lst. All persos
wishing Advertisements Inserted arc Requested 10
Rave them at the once Of Lns" Lane q o. TO- mos-
r.w, ana after that att TIMES once, In Nichols
hiock Terms OF advertising art those or the Asso-
cistsd Press.
arl1 CLARK, PARKER 4 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
HrW We are Glad fo he aSsurod

Et- We are glad to be assured that
many Of our merchants are taking a consid-
erable quantity of good funds at this time
more good money in the past two weeks
than he had IN Elk months previous. This
i charming and We hope it is general.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
STATE BANK.-The subscI

STATE BASK.-The subscription
books OF company No. ., were opened at
Geo. J.. Davenports office Yesterday morn
ing. Seventeen persons subscribed to the
amount of rs shares of one hundred dol
lars each making 81 500. The general
impression seems to be that the entire stock
will he taken without difficulty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

Ne prefer the Wheeler d W,scn 10, family ase-
T. Tribune.
Wheeler a Wilson'S Machines are the facorH0s
families ". y. Tunes.
n ex animation OF these machines AMI their Tork
respectfully soiicited.
n ?. WHtgy, A. ct
bond st., opposite Cook :. ssrEsat'. bans. Davsn-
m jpwu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

CHANGE OF TINE.-The boats in
the Davenport and keokuk Packet Co.. af-
ter this date will leave Davenport and
Rock Island at half past six o'clock every
evening, with the exception of Saturdays.
The company has purchased the steamer
keokuk which will take the place of the
Tishomingo BY this arrangement the
boats will leave this place Sunday evening
instead of Saturday, and will connect with
evening trains instead Of the morning The
Ben Campbell and Keokuk will leave on al.
ternate Sundays. This arrangement makes
the connection with both cars and up river
packets, more complete than before.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28
st Louis Market.

Vt LOWS, Aug ~
WHsAT.-Ra'hnr active Good red 81 %; prjIne
ST. llh; choice, el lidSl IN choice old red.
81 90.
C0Ra-Light supply 50to a5c.
OATs-Dull new. e5 old t5c.
FLOUR Extra, 81 7oa$6 ~, superhne coun-
try, 81 ionS1 IS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

Et- The bridge case is in course Of
progression at Burlington. A large number
of witnesses are being examined. How the
result Of this trial will effect the bridge yet
remains 10 be seen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

VINO SELLS FLOUR FOR FLORENCE.
Several anxious enquirers holding the
rags wish to know The flour dealer who
was bamboozled with taking wildcat for
his ware, isn't doing much i'll that line rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-Wc give in
our Telegraph columns the first regular
news despatch which has as yet been trans
mitted over the Atlantic Cable 1t will be
found to contain much interesting intelli-
gence from Chnin, India, and other count
ries. We shall expect to receive regular dis
patches from Europe after the first Of Sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-28

Our PosTrIoN.-In order that our
position touching the different candidates
before the Republican convention this after
noon may be perfectly understood, we would
say that We stand exactly where the woman
did when She saw her husband fighting
with the lear
No matter who gets the nomination he
will be so badly whipped by the person
that the DEMOCRAT will support in the next
canvass. that he will want TO forget that he
ever belonged to go silly al organization as
the Republican party.