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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Interesting 10 Tax Payers

During the eight years next sue
ceeding the organization 81 the State
of Iowa. tho expenditures Of the govern
ment-whlch include appropriations for
all oithc extraordinary expenses const-
1uent upon the systemlzatlor OF the
government, average iorty-five thon-
sand dollars, while during the four
years in which the government has
been in the hands Of the Republicans,
the expenses have reached the cnor-
nous average of tno hundred thousand
dollars. In the first year after the
people made the exchange from Dem
ocratic to republican rule, the expenses
rose from tifty-nine Thousand two hun
bred and seventy-one dollars and forty
five cents to one hundred and tmenig-
eight thousand two hundred an eighty
six dollars, and seventy cents, The
regular expenditures of the State for
the present year and for the year egh-
teen hundred and fifty nine,-exclu-
sive Of the erection of public buildings
and other extraordinary cxpenses-as
estimated by the Republican Auditor,
are fire hunared and hoenty-three thou
sand four huadred and tmeipe dollars
and ninety cents.
These facts should be kept before
the people. They should remember
that while Grimes was sending bleed
ing Kansas" messages to the Lcgisla-
turc, making stump speeches in Illinois
or opening the Missouri River
while he was attending to everything
else but his duties as the Executive Of
fcer OF the State-while f. Sells was
drawing his salary as acting Cover
nor" Martin L. Morris was depositing
tie funds OF tho State with various Of
OF his banking friends, and when the
creditors Of the State applied for pay
ment they were obliged to wait, while
interest, at the rate Of ten per cent,
rapidly accumulated upon their war
rants.
While tie Chief Executive of the
State, cxpatiated upon the beauties of
Republicanism, Extra John, the Au.
ditor, had both hands thrust into the
Treasury, and was visiting Water
Cure establishments, making family
pleasure trips, and furnishing his house
with Brussels, Ingram aud Oil-C Cloths,
carpets, at the expense Of the public
purse.
While the stten&ion OF the people
wss distracted BY pointing to the terri.
Ne sssAss u xAasaA psistsa ~ he
sssssisw ntlbaA lpf shs \. I. ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

Mol House on the corner Of Sixth AMI \ -
sii~ts, iot soxlah, upon which is erected i frame
house, and brick stable. this Will &c sod low
NO.. lot OF suXl 30 AL dining a., | On III. c,st
beautiful spot iiled with fruit trees grapes a.
b"an fni locai ion for refdeLc CO CITY orh.rs Mti
be taken for the whole OF the lot
NO :. house and lot IN 9Th street between wAr.
fti' ana brown. Price 81 sUu Terms ~ pa,tt
Mob. honse vl,h the ease OF one ar tvota.s
Bradi street between 18th aud 10th street. Thf.l,
caesp home In a very eligible. Situation
Not. y tot OF sbsl.,J Oh the eornr, at Ma A.
sixth streets, one 81 the most eligible Situation f,r
private idenoc un'er The bun
NJ .. Three lots 10 Saynaksr's Subdivision I'M
FArhhhi west OF Locust street. Lmb.r brltk v II
be TAX In part payment for the above
Nos, Lot with u good hou with fonr ro,fus AZ n
basen. III fnros lions Addition one stt street
bttwesh Brown and Games s,re.t. Piice ,.,g
NOS. Brick house and 10. on south eide u ntta.
street vest OF Rock Island street,
NO ~. lot on cast s!!'. OF Rock Island street
| nesr stu, 3!xl0o Price $3.50
No IL. A frrme house wih rooms and 81 ,bl. a ?
two horses % Lot q, Block L. Parker's aidltlfH.
Price Only sa"J dollars $500 cash. balance In metal
meats 81 500 per annum
No y franz house With AoSrs Of groriid ~.
Maipu'ue ana 2lst streets near the grounds u Il
Cath lie Female Seminar
No II. The iease for Is wears fra number ic,
on Bray Main anu Harrison streets
No H. Thelease Of 10 lots In Ncel,ssutdlyi., .,
lots LOT - years at very low ground ~ nt fl, m
10 80 PER ami with the privilege Of purchasing 4
have TIE improvements Iad Tor ~ ,hc erd 81 -.
tease There is M better wav for man ~ small
capital 10 procure home without teirg trrrd 1l,h
heavy Interest and EXPERIENCING the Anxl.t, a
\ nv fnY a he, a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Surveyor Vsndever vs.. tho Philadelphia
Platform and tho Republican tFess.

Kesotvsd, That the Constitution confsrs
upon Congress sotere,gn porsr over the Ter
ritories ofthe United states. etc -Phiia is!-
.A:::: PLATFORM.
Popular Sovereignty Is humhug-N
l.. 7iJ.ne.
Popular Sovereignty Is an exploded dog
Huntington Hawk Rye.
Popular SOY sreignty ia an exploded hum
bug - Davenport oaIes~.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign.
~ nave no difference with Mr. Leffingwcl
and the Democratic party. - Pandeeer'
Speech a. Davenport
Twill vote for the admission Of q slav'
Stat, provided il Ia the wish of the people
to come into tho Union with slave consti
tuition. Vandt.sr's Speech at De'h'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

A NloE JokE-A newly arrived John
Chinaman. in Shasta, California, says an ex.
change. pnscha.ed some ice recently. and
finding it very wet, laid it out to dry In the
sun. On going to look for it again, he found
that it had disappeared, and forthwith ac-
cursed the whole Chinese neghborhood
with the larceny. A general riot was the
consequence. This is about % good a. an
snecdote We heard the other day about q
lady Of the Irish persuasion. Biddy had
JUST arrived and obtained place 70 do gen.
sral housswork, soon altar which che limo.
ssaell ihsYsse1 q Ast isasesen Nv ~ y,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
. the tLlloWins pisces .
State CANVAB6 j..

Ias Hon. J. II. ELLwOoD. Democratic candidate
FOR Attorney General OF tho state Of lows, viii ad'
ar.ss tho people ~ he following p'sees. to WI
0lon wood, August IS. o'clock.
Council Blun., August 80, O'Clock
Lswit, September 1 . o doh.
Adei Sspteraber ,, o o'lo L,
Rockville, September II, O'Clock
Osksloosa, September Ia, ! O'Clock
Rddyvillo, September ID, o'clock
Ottumw ~, Bepsembsr II, O'Clock
Yatrn I'D, September u.s. O'Clock.
KassuQus. Sepsrtnher 10, IL o'c'cs
- Madison beptsmber IL, o'cloce
Ieokuk, Bspten amber Is F. O'Clock.
Huriinston, septemb-r 40, o'clock.
Muscatins. Beptenlbot 81. o'e.och
Davenport, September ae, O'clock.
Lyons, September 20, o'clock.
Duinqne Septsta ser -. O'Clock.
Iowa City, Octobsr 2. O'Clock.
W Hon. &. A. KfOR. Republican candidate ~
Attorney 0eu IA. Ia ins.tei to be present and dis
cues the issues before the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

New Los At ST PAuLs.-lt appears that
great addition has been made to the at
fractions of st. Paul's Cathedral From
paragraph in the Daily Ne'cs we under
stand that the crypt which contains all that
was mortal of the victor of Waterloo has
been opened to the public. 1.-The CARGO
phsgus. says our cotemporary, "conialn-
ing the honored remains Of Wellington. Is
announced Tor exhibition on certain days on
the payment OF cd
The chamber of sculpture at St. Pauis IS
thus made to suhserve the same purpose -
as the chamber 81 horrors at Madame 1us-
saud Whatever it ia proper to do at all
it is ad. sahle to do well. and il St Pauls
has IT, pay iisown expenses. and can only
do So ~ being made show Of, so be it. =
But then make the most of it 90 the whole
hog make it a regular show, and in aid Of
the exhibition employ all the arts OF the
Snowman. Let Nerger, or what would be
still better. a Cannon, attend al the place OF
descent TO the crypt with trumpet play
ing solemn blasts on that instrument ac-
companied 10y the organ, and during the in
tervals OF the performance shouting. "W ak
down, walk down, ladies and gentlemen,
and see the magnificent sarcophagus wot
iucloses the remains of the iilustrious Duke
o ellington" II there is no improperly
of making show Of the Duke of Yelling
tons tomb there can be none in having the
show managed by Snowman behaving
himself IA uch.-Puach
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

-
The visit Of Dillon the unfortunate
to Clinton county Goes not seem 10
have been productive Of the most nap
py results, at least as far as the Ctn-
,on,an is concerned. Instead Of coax
ing or frightening that refractory paper
| into q further submission to the die
,s,cs OF the wire pullers and pipe lay
ers. his labors have been attended by
naught but additional disaster. IN
stead of dropping its tail between its
legs and sneaking back III obedience
to the mandates Of the initiated, II still
stands ont bIavcly in its position Tor
Judge Bennett and publishes full En-
pose Of the manner in which the vote
of Clinton county was procured to be
cast for 1.-The unfortunate" while IN
Convention.
1t appears that no co"osnf'o" for
the appointment Of delegates to me
judicial Convention an this city was
ever held in Clinton county but that
the Central Committee after the
"friendly visit of Henry oConner'
finding that the arrangement would be
entirely satisfactory to Messrs Dillon
and O'Conner, took it upon themselves
. to order that the persons who had
8 been delegates to the State Convention
J should also act as delegates to the Jn-
; dicial Convention. Verify, we cannot
but admire the ilnpudence OF the ar
rangement mace by Messrs. Dillon and
, OConncr, to force themselves upon
:, the republican party. The Clin'oniar
in concluding its article says.
|, We insist that that gathering canno
be dignlfied by the name OF Republl
!. can Convention. AS convention, ]
j, was called and constituted contrary t
!. all rules and usayes which obtain IL
: the republican party or an otter party
In its appointment and organization
q was altogether irregular and unau
Aorized, and Its acts and nomination
, arc no more binding upon republican
:. than would he the acts and nomlna
O. tons OF any other meeting of an cqua
. . number of persons casually assembled
At the Clinton Co. Convention who
- elected the twelve delegates to tn
=. State Convention, no man cXpresse
either by word or by vote, his prefer
a. cnce for candidate for Jud go-th
ar subject was not mentioned at ali. Ih
a. twelve delegates were chosen for
# special purpose, and when that purpos
], was performed their power was at a
,a end No member Of the conventio
= supposed that they were creating
i. perpetual circulating Board Of Twtl'
~ 10 transact all the business Of the part
and make all nominations. Neith'
# has it ever been recognized as IN tt
II province and power of Central Con
a mitteo to appoint delegates. To
IN sure it "savos expense and il Won
il save more expense if the commltt'
would appoint delegates to the Count
=, Convention, and save still more eypen
Y. if they would mako nominations Wit
il out holding any conventions. 10 avo
he all trouble and expense on the part
q the people, We suggest that The COZ
mittee at the end OF the year. re-a
70. point themselves and declare their Q
on ganizstion a ''C lose Corporation vi
nd endless, succession and souliess.
p- Perhaps the Gazette may now
&c wiling to drop the cry Of 'bolters' al
'' adopt some other tack to carry ont Il
M ends of the clique to which 1t has so
81. itself,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

NJ w1m. Rnnggunss 1ee1e1 - 0asee.
The collision between the Europe and
Arabia viii detAin the former steamer some
two weeks There will be no anxiety felt
in Europe on account OF her non-srrival.iO for
the submarine cable has already transmitted
the Intelligence Of her disaster. Had this
great enterprise been accomplished few
Years ago. the safety Of the Atlantic. which
was 90 long given up - lost. would have
been earlier sscertainsd. to the great re-
lief Of Thousands. The dispatch sent was
probsbly made public. snd was the first
news dispatched published.-Rostc" Ga
zsue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Country Property.

No Farm Of 10 acres near Round t.r, ve. 81
acres broke and undc4 cultivation email house rts.
ming water.
No The north west quarter ~ Sc g. Twp ~
|, east, ulon which there II i3acres hrtkr
no D. Inc southwest quarter Of So ;, twp "a n l.
eart with good stone quarry upon 10,
NO Two hundred AMI forty acres in section II,
twp 60. RI, wes,, Cedar Gountyl running wa
Only s. per acre
No The south east quarter Of sec II, twp =,
Range west. Price ST. per,ere
Not, Eighty acres, part In wheat near Round
drpve. Price SLIPPER acre. ya,y terms
NJ Z splendid Ann 81 % acres sec II. iwr -.
!, east. large rock houf e. NO Il snd wat.r vii
ie5oi1 IN Whole " in part, 100 acres In wheat. n
taken soon til" crop will b. given In, or sny Iris
an tufchatc the crop on the gre uni. gecd sIsa-
uis144h y iS-dR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

REPUBLICAN REFoRMs-l. A trebled in.
crease OF taxation. in two yearA
2 A State debt Of 4OO, 600 dollars, in NO
years-
g. A Constitution that no two men, 40
two courts, no two lawyers understand
alike.
4. A judicial system by which not more
than half the business in courts can be
transacted.
6. The Officers Of State may violate the
laws defining their duties. with IMMUNITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Nam YORK E.b o. 1899
TO HCONOMAL FAMILIES.

And Ladies' Married or Single.
TNOR Fifty Cents enclosed, in postage stamps, The
IN UNDER igned will forOard,b BY return mail, the
following iovsiu ible houss hold receipts, msde with
out trouble and fvll printed Instructions. For ten
cents you procure what would cost u the store
one dollaI-vtx:
How 70 make Poudre Sabtle. for removing ssperf!u-
Gus HAIR.
How to make tooth powder.
How TO make II Rssto4stive9.
How TO make Hair Dye.
How to make pumsdes.
How 70 make Dloem of Reses, 70 remove 1rscklso
from the faco
How % make nou - for the oomplsxioos
How % msks lndelible lAk.
How - coSs co1ns
~ 70 naAo Csnnt, for 0ndlno bsobsn eAiAas
s-AhD0-
1sgDQ 4vslvsose4 elleoso1D4 WA1Alne -
- ~: 80 81 ~ tkaa ~ 6
~ r. = a''as',e e&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
CONGREGATIONAL CANVASS.

Hon wu. u. Lsmnsweii. the Democratic csno'-
sss Tor Congress- having AGO pted ths ins's''o0 q
a vaa isv-r, the Repaid can eaUdsdate. 10 ness
t,ra N .cassion ~ nis VARIOUS appointments Ia the
u.rt., tho two c,nai istes wbi address he psopie
ArIWo O'CLOCK, r. NJ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

We W. II II II Il vi Il
AT THE
CITY SHOE STORE.
ID. II. 0AzhET TO NJ,
Corner llh and Brady SIS,
70 NOW RECEIVING HIS sUAMxR STOCK
Of 9ootO And ohooO for
Gents, Ladies' and ChildreDS' Wear,
which for superior quality and variety snnot be
Gel ed oil Of which has been manufactured and
lected expressly for his
RETAIL TRADE,
and will BE- sold tn, reasonable prices TO suit
the times. He also manufactures to order
Gents Fine French Calf Roots,
Sewed and Peggcd, CATERS and Shoe. made ~ tie
best Of workmen at the City ehoe Store.
June2-du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Why Is tho Demand so Great for
Dr. A60n1a'0
AGCE BALSAM!

AGUE BALSAM.
Because It will, in all cases, safely and efrectualy
cure that much dreaded scouIge Of the Wes- Chils,
Fever and Ague-withOut fall and in cases will coun-
tcract the poison " Malaria, Of which fact Thousands
can testify; and unlike all other nostTums, 1t is only
recommended fJr one class Of diseases and as tonic
t:is unsurpassed. We will OFF, few evidences OF
Its worth, BY men Of influence and high standing.
Princeton, H., Sept. o0H, 1857.
DR. MANN-Deor Sir: Fol- several years past
have used your Ague talssm in nay isi y practice
and have closely observed Its effects In hundreds OF
cases, and 10 no case has It failed to produce the
most happy feet. Can most cheerfultv recomm nd
it . certain specific for chils fever and asue, and
malartouS diseases. Truly Yours
II. AUSTIN, n. D.
Marshall, Mich, FEB. liza, 1857,
DIR. MANN & CO.. have cold Q large amount OF
your Ague Bslssm In this vicinity, and from my per-
al knowledge OF It, believe it the best remedy for
chilis fever and sgue that has said 10 cur
State. Respectfully Yours.
o. A. HYDE.
Astfabald, Ohio. Janudry, LIST 1851
ARSSRS MANN 4 CO-Gents: In canvas.
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of
the different remedies OF which We have control our
attention has been called 10 observe the great name
that Ague Bassm has gained ttssif IN every
place wheve Sold II really seems to be the peoples
II 10 destined 70 supeTcedo oil other ague remedies In
tho market. Very Truly Yours,
X HDNDRY.
NeW York, Feb. %, 1853.
MDSSRS 3 MANN & CO.-Gents: have at
our house IN St. 1ouis sold your Ague Balsam some
three years, and have carefully observed ts effect In
curing, and must in all csndor say, do not believe
IL equal exists In all the world OF incidence
personal knowledge II nss cured permanently every
time, and have known it used, after al other RENE.
dies have been tried In vain with he most happy
suit And what 10 mere remarkable have never
known case but what remaiRed cured, for 1t least
that season. have no hesitsncy In recommending
Il a. perfect triumph over chills and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF WOOD.
S. X. MANN L. CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCoR PoRATED IN 1856.
The only Permanently Loo ated CONNIE r.
Ciai College In Iowa.
-pInrcroRs.-
Hon Sargent, ZB Bowers, ESQ,
Jao Cock, Esq, w Wiley, E.q,
/. 9 viele, Esq, PMerWin ESQ,
las N D.lzeli. Esq. RI rise.. k.q.
T. Coates ESQ, ii Smith, ESQ
Jno NJ Cannon, Esq, I'D Patton, ESQ.
I. Mackl,t, keq, Doct Adler,
q L. Davenport, Rsq, Rev Mason,
A II barrow, Esq JnO Johns, Isq.
FACULTY.
JOS LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
PRATT, Prof OF Penmanship.
l. Q BIRwxLL, Prof. OF Mathematics.
FREDK. ScHRAAO, Prof OF Architecture al and OTna.
mental Drawing
SuypAM, Asst. Teacher OF Penmanship and
Book Keeping.
LECTURERS
GHoRRv, Ksq., and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and well known
IN the Community, AID withsl DESTROYS OF maintain
ing . reputation Tor candor and reasonabeness. we
do not deem necessary pursue the course SO often
taken by Commercial Colleges land esp cialy those
which are only temporarily established, and e.isned
10 make great blow for few months and then
"move on" to some new place. namely, to claim su-
perioriy over the whole world, as II there were
such thinga writer's. accountants, teachers and
perienced business men, out Of the select circle In
their own school ToOm we, therefore, as heretofore
make no exaggerated staten nts, promise nothing
we are not prepared to perform, advertise teach
ers not actually engaged, and make no claims
not SubstantiAte.
TIE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Of books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and Ne.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
sion, Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting Lumber,
6rokerage end Exchange (two complete practical
forms). and in BANKING Tie most complete and APP
prOrei kaOicn SYSTEM, and superior 10 any other
taught In the West. The course in
PENMANoHIP
Is under the charge Of Mr. W. q. Pratt who received
the pIemiam for PeDmsnship and Gard Writing ct
the last State Fair, and oh, deGss al competition
in Plain or Ornamental Penmanship, Pen S1eicA.
ing. Fourishi~g. Cayd Writing. or teaching those
branches.
He 10 sssisted BY Mr. J. N. suydam, who has few
equals - practical or ornamental psnman, or - :
tea her.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and tho complete system Of
PH0NOGRAPHY.
also taught by competent instructors.
Rooss-In Griggs' Block, corner Of Third and Per-
~ sire ats one block from the Post ONCE, the room
formerly known - "Grgg,' Hail. With the adjoin-
ing rooms, we'll lighted, well ventilated, and forming
BY far the most convenient, commodious and best
adapted situation for the pur, ose in the city.
Open at oil hours from % NJ till 9PM.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.,
large ami we'll furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from tho Gentlemen's department 10 provided
for the use OF Lady students exs lusively
ue1or further particulars call 1t the rooas. or
address J. G. LOPEZ,
augl4 W. a. PRATT, 'Hh''PsH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
eAhhAG II ER.a
Real Estate, Land Exchange.
GENERAL COMMISSION, PURCHASING.
Law and Collecting Agency,
No. les RANDOLPH ST. CHIcAoo ILL.,

No. les RANDOLPH ST, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Aoents in euery CITY and Principal 7ounsi IN ne
United States.
~ ONLY INSTITUTION or THE KIND IN THs
WEST.
J. J. GALLAGHER d Co, Prepriefors.
IlUYs. Sells, Exchange, Rents ard eases, Prop
- erfy Of all kinds Lrea'es LAND WAkRAsTs ~
al the government Land Ofnces, with warrants or
Cash.
Attends 10 buying and selling Mtrchariize Of all
kinds for non Tcsid nts.
Provides merchants, manufacturers AMI others
with monied clerks or partners.
Obtains. exhibits, buys and sells pAten, rights.
Furnishes 70 order and tends 10 any Yar. ofthc
1orth-west, clerks, Mechanics, Latorers, &c.
Collections and oil kusiHess conr eeted with TIE
practice Of the law. promptly attended o..
Parties sending Us lsnts other property & *
change for Eerrhandire VIII please emenALer 10
close fee Of ~ to Fay for advertising.
All letters Of enquiry to secure attention mus;
have encloesd one postage stamp.
All business matters strictly confidential.
Commissions moderate, and Oil orders promptly
attended TO- Jy.2fis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

bsrs, sa army waa dnpaecho0 - =
most extravagaut cost, to Spirit Lake,
ostensibly, to prevent Indian outra-
ges of which no earthly danger existed
ed, but really, to hunt and fsh and
make premptions, at an expense to the
State of from forty five to two hundred
and fifty dollars month, per man.
bogus Superintendent. of Public In
struction were filching from the Golfers
Of the Shareholders in all directions
were cheating and pecuiating, and nu-
merous new officers, and " deputys,"
4" assistants" and /" clerks" were Great
ed to ia,ten in idleness upon the pub
liz crib.
1t is by such means and in such
manner, that the ycarly.expenses Of our
government have been increased from
forty five thousand, to two hundred
and sixty one Thousand, dollars. And
the very men who have been connect
ed with all Of this criminal extrava-
pance, OF who, as good republicans,
endorse it, are the persons who
now come before the people and ask to
be placed in position to carry out the
estimates Of the Republican Auditor,
for an expenditure OF five hundred and
twenty three thousand four hundred
and twelve dollars and ninety cents
What say the people, from whose peck
cts the money must come I Study The
table, which we have placed at the heao
Of our columns and shall keep there
until the day of the election.
OCTOBER ELECTION. Officers to fill the fol
lowing posts will be voted for at the com
inr election on the Second Thuredsy in DC
tober
Secretary Of State.
Treasurer OF State.
} Auditor Of State.
\ Attorney General
Register of State State Land Office.
Commissioner Des Moines River Improve
ment.
: congressman.
S District Judge
c District Attorney.
Member Educational Board.
County Clerk.
II Justices of the Peace
l. Three Constables.
h Three Township Trustees.
. Township Clerk.
Assessor
u Superyisora
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
The Expenses OF GU Stata Government
Figures Tor the Tax Payers.

The following table will show the eApen-
ditures OF the state government from its or
Eaniration to The present time. under the
different administrations
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
1T u Bargain.

1T u Bargain.
rTNHE following described Real Estate:
= swk, sec 4, 50, BE-.
10 acres in the south quarter Of section one
ID $50. r3
~, SEX, sc IL, ~. 3,e.
Eb, swk, sex, sec l, ts0. 20, e.
> ~, swA, sec Q, So 5.e
II viii be divided 10 suit purchasers. Price 12A
per acre. Terms u cash, balance on yeas time
with 10 per cent iterest, payable annually.
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