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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
will address the people NJ
Surveyor Vandever VS. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

Resolred. That the Constitution confers
upon Congress soeeretgn porcr over the Ter
ritories of the United States, ctc-/'hiiddei-
phta Platform.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug.-N.
Y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.-Bnriington Hnck- Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-Davenport Gazette.
Upon the question of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr.. Lcningwcll
and the Democratic party. - Va,deoer's
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 a slave consti
tuition Wanderers Speeches at Deihi, Mar
ion, Cedar Rapids, Fulton, Toledo and other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
DEMOCRATIC,
THE n T. Tvs.

Col. Sayles, agent for the Post Of
fee Department, and who has been in
the discharge OF important official bu-
siness for that and other departments
of the Government. in the proposed
new Territory Of Arizona, arrived at
Washington. He went out by the
Southern and returned by the North
crn route. He left Santa Fe on the
10th ult.
A very lawless state Of things exists
throughout the so-called Gadsden
Purchase" with little hope of improve
ment until the organization of the Ter
ritory. The people are without law
or officers, and the six-shooter and
bowie-kuife are brought into constant
requsition in the settlement of real or
supposed grievances. No less than
eight men have been shot in the Santa
Cruz Valley in few months, without
even an attempt at investigation
Edward Miles, respectable merchant
was shot down in his own house in
Tuscon, on the second Of August, with
out other provocation than his refusal
to pay an unacknowledged claim. and
the bloo1v assassin continued to walk
the streets Of the town undisturbed.-
Mr.. Miles was shot in the breast and
leg, hope, however, was entertained Of
his recovery. A younger brother Of
Mr.. Miles, and most estimable Young
man, was shot in duel by VIM.
Owing at the same place few weeks
previous. He was shot in the meek
and instantly expired. Tommy Miles
DISCHARGED his rife accidentally, afte,
which Owing is said to have taken
deliberate aim with the above resnlt
The Aessn. Miles are MT YES Of Marv.
land, and their aged father, = highly
respectable citizen, is supposed to nov
reside in Washington, d. G.
The Indian depredations are con.
tinued and with such frequency aud
success especially BY the running of
ofcatls nnd mules, that the settlers il
some esctionss Of psrhaps the bes,
stock Saisisg eountsy IL the world
hste t(eonls wholly discouraged !.
Tlomsql(pal elselid1 81 leaysh
s;|ss | q ~ tf''sIa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
500 Crates Of CFOckcry.
WrhOlesale and Retail.

HAVE in stare and for seize the largest stock Of
j Coed, In this line, in the State. My stock con.
ei-ts n all the varieties Of China Glass and EASta.
N Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
apd Britannia ware, Dohfm ian Belgium and Amer
team Glassware Solar and Huid Lamps, ChsndelieIs,
0it andolcs, Lamp wicks, Chimleys and Clio e.
Looking 0iasses and L -okng tsIass plates, and al
other articles usually kept In this line.
CYockesy-0onsists Of uVwsTis " 600 crates and
Casks mpo tel direct FRO the potter,es In Liverpool
which efahles - sell ny goods - per cent less
than any other dealer IN the market.
Pteech poScclatn.-I hsve just received vesy
large stock Of white and gold hand China direct from
Unog 3, France ny ssTsngeneut with The manu-
lectusers are such that receive none but the bsss
eyade a eSods Of tn --latest "a mast
odd band and decorated - ssts arc worth from
eieht 70 tvsnty-nve deuais. dinner ssts and cher
Siivss Pisss1 Wass-r Asvs Just reosivsd
vsfy lss1s Stokoe Ilees1 Ons1s q 0e0ssss onitA .
ooS 1aSo, Al eoo1s are warranted 70 b 1le4e4 q
- - unt11y o. WAs1o 0eeAl WhoeA - Win a.
eai6 g &e1le6uisAe1 m ellvss. ~ r..
fS10 ol00oGo.@ have lAf6ps qe1ne33
ikSS ~ - 800 80 Geo1 - go = ~
~ faly0. ~. ~ yqlte ~ Ns7 ~
=: s7ss - ) : =. : 2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Vnndevcr Kcpudiated by n Republican
Organ.

The reputation of Surveyor Van
dever by the Republican press, on &C
count of his hetrodox notions upon the
question Of Popular Sovereignty, has
at last commenced. His declarations
at Davenport and other places that
upon the question of Popular Sovcr
eighty he had no difference with the
democratic party and Mr.. Lcflingwell,
proved most indigestiblc morsel in
the stomachs Of those who had Shrek
ed for bleeding Kansas" and "no more
slave states under any circumstances
but the remark made by him at Delhi,
that he would vote for the admission
of slave State, provided the people
desired to come into the Union with a
slave constitution" proved to be the
last straw which broke the camel's
back.
The Jackson county Journal a re-
publican organ, swallowed with diff
Guilty the other hcresies Of the Surveyor
but when the "long heads" asked it to
gulp down the sentiments expressed at
Delhi, it could stand it no longer and
remarks upon the matter in this wise !:
" If, therefore, Mr.. Vandever has
expressed his determination to vote
for the admission of State where
the Constitution is Republican in
form, even if it authorizes the hold
ing Of slaves, We deeply regret it, be-
cause it is repugnant to our sense of
right and justice, and in our opinion
directly at variance witA the leading
article of Republican taith."
The course of the Journal must be
followed by every republican organ in
the District, which cares straw for its
consistency and the principles which
it has advocated. There is no escape
from it-no alternative. If Vandeyer
uttered the words which we have quo
ted IN his speech at Delhi every repub-
lican to preserve his consistency must
repudiate him at once. If no did SO,
he is back-slider, has fallen from the
faith, and become a renegade to the
most important Of the thousand isms
Of which that mighty ism, republican
ism is composed. But lest any doub.
should remain in the breast of any one
among the faithful ~ to the fact Of hia
heresy, We again propose, to prove the
fact By An affidavit signed by nine cit
issns Of Delhi. II the Gasssts and zsmss
viii promise to Dot consistently md ~
tsdiase ~ sarvsyar q ne pfedustlen
q tko lnsttumSnk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A Card 10 the Ladies'.

nR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PlLLs. POR
IL FsMALEs, insaliible In CORE. sting irregular.
tiles, relieving al painful and distressing mensttua.
ton (particulsry 1t the change Of le) from one to
t~o pills will cure thst debi'itating compatnt, the
whites, relieving eli distress and pain Remove All
distractions ariI.g rom colds any other cause.
- d always succsseful - . PREVENTIVE and It the
esme time perfectly harmless. Price q nor box.
with full and explicit directions
Id wholesale and retail BY q. W. O0l1OOD.
Dvuggist general agent for Davenport ami vicinity
He Will supply dealers st Proprietor's prIcss and
s.nd the pills BY return % mall (ooodsneisy) hy 9.
closing him 81 throush the Davenport Post Once
CARLOS 4. COOK, Agent for Rosk lslssA AM
vicinity.
n, b. The composition Of thess pun = No secyet
1hysicians and others can know the lngyo6oenes ~
tnqutrAg - Chs aooacy ard thsy wtl sall - shct
they sfe supsios 70 anything hsretoBese atSoauaol
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

The - BOW NOeh1og en4 bSepubIIcen 10.
s'itio". "A Word to the Germans
The leading republican paper OF
this city, in its issue Of Yesterday, pub
lished long and most intensely iach-
rymose article, Iamcnt:ng and bewail-
ing in the most doleful terms the i'll
success Of the Republicans of New
York in the attempt to ~amalgamate
with the KnowNothings.
This sheet which few days since,
grew SO exceedingly sweet upon Dan
iel Ullman and Erastus Brooks, and
displayed SO much ingenuity in
smoothing down the rough surfaces,
which might render unpleasant the
pathway of the republicans in this
State to similar consummation, states
that it had anticipated difficulty from
the Americans" and expected that
they wonld demand more than their
share OF the loaves and fishes.
But after reading the reports Of the
proceedings of both Conventions 1t
comes to the conclusion that :" the
contrary was the case"-or, in other
words, that the Republicans " acted
the hog" while the the Know Moth
Ing were disposed to do 1.-THE fair
thing"
The article after complimenting
the persons in both Conventions who
labored to secure the amalgamatlon,
and commenting with severity upon
the action of those men in both bodies
who had some little principle left and
were unwilling to barter their honesty
and consistency for spoils, proceeds to
say: In the proceedings of the Con
vcntions we find the most favorable
indication for the future Evidently
there is among the people Of the
Empire State, and to large extent
among their leaders, a unity Of senh-
ment and heartfelt desire for future
co operation IN action. 1t mast and
wiH be JrougM about ; the time only
has been deloyed. Even now we doubt
not that it will be effected in many OF
the Congressional districts, specially
in those where the democratic and OPP
position vote is close"
What say the German citizens of
Davenport, upon whose votes these
men calculate to be placed in a posi-
ton to carry out the proscriptive prln-
ciples promulgated in the coalition
platform which was proposed to be
pted,-porposes which the repub-
lican organ of Scott county asserts
3" must and will be brought about !-
What do the foreign born voters of
Davenport think Of the declaration
that there is "a unity of sentiment
between the Know Nothing and Re-
publican leaders, and how do they rel
ish the following extract from the
coalition platform
"That we agree upon the necessity of es-
taLli=hing a registry law Of some kind in
th- state to prevent frauds upon the ballot;
that the recent frauds committed in this
State under the naturalization laws, induce
us to believe that it is important that the
time should be extended between the natu-
radiation and the right to vote, IA now pro-
vided by the Constitution, and that the time
be extended as long as is required of a non
resident of this State"
Will the Germans allow themselves
to be sold by the republican party of
Iowa, to the Know Nothings?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

" ~ A green looking chap from the Green
Aounta'n state went over the line and on
70 montresl, to look round leetle:" Co
Tug n INTO . large handsome dry goods store,
nus verdancy attracted the attention Of the
proprietor, who attempted to quiz him !:
put unhappily having an Impeachment
IN his speech, he had to give It M. and hi,
ne mead clerk came forward to speak for him.
Inc clerk began Mr.. Bull wishes 10
.nGw IL ~ yoo can tell him Why Balaam's .ss
sE .e Wal" say Jonathan, II rayther
euess how that Balsam vas . etuttarn man
sso n's ss1 had to speak for him" Good
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
STATE CANVASS.

The Hon. J. n. ELLwOOD, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General Of the state OF Iowa, will ad-
dress the people At the following places to vii
Oshsloosa, September -, ! O'Clock.
RddyviIe, september ~, O'CLOCK
Ottum -, september IL, O'clock.
Pairf Id, September Is. O'Clock.
Kcos .uqus September l6. IL O'Clock.
n Madison. September II, O'Clock.
Keokuk September IL, o'clock.
Burlington. September ~. o'clock
Muscst,ne, sept mber u, Z O'Clock.
Davenport, Sept mbsr ~. 7 o'clock.
Lyons, september -, O'Clock.
Dubuque September 25 O'Clock
Iowa City, october 2, o'clock.
~ Hon. s. A. RICE, Republican candidate Tor
Attorney General, In invited to be present and dis
cuss the issucs before the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
DYE HOSE.

N 0RAUPuKR vould respectfully nSeify Ne ~
C issns Of Dsveopert, Reck 1slsn6 md vseanaav
thaA he has taken house ON
Third ~ HIT. 11ADY AID SSk1r,
Oppoats ne Cosrt ususs, y Doveopoess M
peopooea g IL Ladiae - 00GeDee rs - vln
Color end sasur sin, OrsYe shaw1ss Wsas Oseeea.
~ ~ - r. yeass n ~ bellnno - -
WUshsA b Huoola, HalZ, 00n0v ooo - Deo1op
~ eatte eftAs u6Ne1 01eea1 nes IS
- cfsa1Se seuun, OUEoe - nghAto
= e. s'." s'''''' ~s' ':4ls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

OMISSIONS open September LIST AMI February let.
- Charges Arts per annunn. Accommodstione un-
surpassed. Coss OF improvements so COO. All 70
qnireI branches taught. for health, besety, totel.
cctual, moral and religious Advantages, Oxford has
no superior IN the West. YoS circulars eppay e
REV. r. ". SCOTT. D. D., Psssidsnt, or y ~. -
9. Rooms, 6ec'y.
WOODWARD, DsvcnpOrt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Country Property.

NO AFarm OF 10 acres near Round Grove 50
acres broke and undei cultivation, mail house run
ming water.
NO.. The north west quarter Of Sec s, Twp 10
Il l, east, upon which there is - acres broke
MOB. The southwest quarter OF - c ;, twp ~, IL ],
east with good stone quArrs upon L.
NO !. Two hundred and forty acres In seo,ion II,
twp SO. X l,.west, Cedar County, running water
Only s. per acre.
Nc b. The south east quarter Of soc Ii, twp u,
Range J. west. Pfice SO per acre.
MOO. Elgh'y acres, part 10 wheat, near Round
Grow. Price &l5 per acre Fa.y terms
Not. splendid .im 81 $50 acres sec H. Twp So
X 1. east. large rock home, wos Il and waf.r viii
te sold IN whole " In part, 100 In wheat, III
taken soon The crop viii b. given In, or any person
can turchase the crop on the ground. ssct spec
ulaion. tel3-dt,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
City PROPERTY.

No L. Houfe Oh the corner Of sixth And s.o,t
stieets, lot S0xl3o, upon which Is erected frame
house, and brick stable. this will BE- sold low
ko2 lot OF S0Nl5O adjoining no | On the ess,
beautiful spot filed with fruit trees grapes n, !.
bfaut fui location for . residercc. City orders Viii
be taken for the whole OF the lot
No 3. A house and lot on 9TH str, Fl between w.,
rem and Brown Price 81 400. Terms Of paymtu,
very easy.
Mob. honse with the lease OF one or va lots ON
Brady street bet1 1lth ami 18TH streats THAI.
y cheap home in a very eligible situation
MOO. lot Of 96xlJO on the corner II Main and
sixth streets one " the most eligible for
private residence UNDER the blum.
No z. Three Tote In S.ayinakerN subdivision on
Barsam west OF Locust street Lumber ui bri,a All
be taken In part payment for the above.
NOS Lot with n good house with four rooms ami
bssemen In Forest Dllons Addition one sth street
between Brown and Gaines street. Price &, i.o.
No9. Brick house and lot Oh south eide o, ns,b
street west Of Roct Island street,
No 10. lot on east side Of Rock Island street
near Stb, 32xl00 Price $3.50
No ii. frrme house with rooms and stable for
two horses On Lot 6, Block l. Psrker's addition
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash. balance In install
ments OF $100 per annum.
No IL frame house with atsrs Of ground On
Marquette and 2lst streets, the grounds OF tho
Cath lie Female Seminary.
No H. The lease for 16 years for mum, n Of lo,s
GU Brady. Main and Harrison streets.
No H. Thelease Of 10 lots In Ncel's subdivision %
lots Ter Is years at very low ground Mt fr, m No
u $50 per snnum with The privilege OF pnrt haEtng ~
nave the Improve pad Tor at The end ~ Tho
lease There Is NJ better way for . man u small
capital TO procure home without te!ng tsxrd with
heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety uf
providing for heavy debt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

ADVERTISERS TAKE ssfIoE.-The once Of The
Times viii be u No. s, Metropolitan Block, instead
Of being In Nickoll,' Block, Is heretofore stated.
aux3l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
New Cabinet Warcrooln

icon. ROCK ISLAND AND oURTH sr'N
NYHERH all kinds Of Furniture can be had such
w "a Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, Wardrotes, CupboaSds. Fancy Bed.
steeds, Common Bedstsads, New St-le Extension
Tables, and other articles too numerous TO mention
who wants BOOK Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, CT every Kind and made to order and wsran-
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A good Is new Eofas furnished with New eprtnss
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Oane 0oas ono
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted rood
Painting and Vanishing dsns On he shortest no
tice.
The underlined vii always b found q his shcp
70 Oil all orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture vs5nishsd and ssve
expense Of pufchasiag psV.
Jan11dN q. ~, COLI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Why Is the Demand SO Great for
Dr. NIR1an'8
AGUE BALSAM!

Because will, in all cases, safely and ctually
cure that much dreaded scourge Of the West Chis,
Fever and AgUe-Without fail and in will coun-
tersc the poison OF Malaria, Of which fact thousands
can testify and unlike all other nost ums, 1t is only
recommended for one class Of diseases AND as tonic
itsis unsurpassed. We will offer few evidences Of
Its worth, BY men Of influence and high standing.
Princeton, IT,, Sept. 20Dt, 1857.
DIR. MANN-Dear Sir: Fol- several years past
have used your Ague hassn in nay dai y practice
and have closely observed Its ects in hundreds Of
cases, and In no has It failed 10 produce the
most happy effect. can most cheeriully recomm nd
1t as certain specific for chis, fever ami aaue, and
malsrious diseases. Truly You're,
II. AUSTIN, n. D.
MARSHALL, Mich, Feb. llh, 1857.
DIR. MANN * Co. have sold large amount OF
your Ague Bslsam ia this vicinity and from my per-
sonsl knowledge OF IT, believe it the best remedy for
chis, fever and sgue that has cen said in cur
State. Respectfully Yours.
0. A. HYDE.
AshfGb,la, Ohio, January, LIST 1851. |;
MFSSRS X MANN X CO.-Genfs. In canvas
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan the sale OF
the different remedies of which W. have control orr
attention has been called 10 observe the great name
that Ague Balsam has gained for itself IN every
place where sold. 1t really SCENE to be the peoples
oon remedy and 1t sells more rspii than oil others.
1t Is destined to supercede all Other remedies in
the market. Very Truly Yours,
A n HkNDRY.
NeD York, Feb. o. 1853.
MHsSRs K MANN & CO.-Gsnts: l have at
our house in st Louis sold Your Asue Baisam some
three years. and have carefully observed its effect in
curing, and must in all csDdcr say, do not believe
its equal exists IN oil the world OF medicines. To my
personal knowledge it has cured permanently every
time, and have known used, after ali other
dies have been tried In vain with he most happy
suit And what is mere remarkable I have never
q n nj Al spt ured fnr ~ Ian -
that season. have no hests ncy in recommending
It as perfect triumph over chills aud fever
Respectfully Yours, PROF 0 J WOOD.
S. K. MANN y CO., Proprictors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
etuseFS Oh IOtUfCut AtStOy " OWN CVUt"s0yt
GeogrdPAy.
HENRY 8 AUsrIH, WI CLARK.

TIE design Of the proprietor, in establishing this
chain OF Colleges was TO A0Ord young gentlemen the
manner tn rough knowledge of G numerical scieuce
aud Art Is practically employed IN the Counting
Room and business pursuits genersllv. These COL
sses embrace in tn TX extensive course Of study, not
other branches which will be Of the utmost impor-
lance to every person who ransacs business Of any
kind 1t uil be Of inca culsble benent the Mef.
chant, Banker, Broker. Manufacturer. Mechanic
Hotel Proprietor. Publisher, Physician. Lawyer,
Land and insurance Agent EForwarder, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, lum.
Der Merchsnt, Surveyor, Engineer, Inspectsr Teach
er, &C &c.
The COURSE OF study pursued at these Colleges is
the most extensive and thorough, not accepting any
which has been In reduced into any similar in
Gus departments are Acknowle'get to have no sup
riors IN their respective professions.
Practical Peumanship.
In this department. as In all others, these Colleges
stand al the very door of the temple.
The styles OF Practical, Ornamental and / aides
Epistolxry fenmsnshtp,sto universally admired by
Gil iovsrs Of Good Writing, as taught at these COL
leges are not equaed, ana II is intended they never
shall be.
Written specimens Of penmanship sent free of
charge.
Students may commence at any time. Diplomas
College.
Employment.
The Principals and Teachers Of these Colleges have
an extensive business acquaintance, and viii always
consider 1t pleasure and duty to further the beet
interests OF their graduates who desire It, by aiding
them sll they can in obtaining situations.
Tuitien..Paynble On Entering.
For full Mercantile Course including all depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmanship and
Commercial Calculations. INSTRUMENTATION. $40
For Penmanshlp alone, one yeAr............... 10
For PennAnship, twenty lessons. ..........,.. 8
For Ornamental Penmanship, Gard Writing and
OF land Flourishing. ~ may be agreed upon.
Further information giveh with pleasure appli-
cation At the College, or by srnding for Cireu
lar, which contains much valuable Information, and
will be furnished by return Nail
ADDRESS
DAVIS & Upton,
augSs!R Davenport or Peoria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Slaymaker, GaRO L Crawford.
Real Estate .lge,sfs.
NO. West Second NJ.
DAVENPORT, IOWA

ANiNd complete and accurate A. strset -
Titles to all lands In Scott County ". .pi,x
petior advantages for the examination II TITLES ami
The luoicious Investment of MONEY; and Increased
Iacilties TOT the transaction Of ell our bu,ine
These abstracts haze been carefully complied fr,r,
the County Records, and will In all CAFES gunf,n
tee their correctness
Prompt Intention gwen 10 the location OF Land
warrants, COLLECTION OF Money, Payment OF TaAcs,
sc, SC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GfOC(r ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495 BROADWAY, N. Y.
TSuRSE Machines now justly admitted 70 be
i the best In use for Family Sewing, making
nev strong and elastic stitch, which will lot rip,
even II every fourth stitch 10 out Circulars sen:
application by letter.
J. Q. Washbarnc, Agent,
Junel-dn Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
proclamation.


lNuHREAs, BY an Act OF the Sew nth General
w Assent y. OF the state Of Iowa, emitted ian
Act revising and am ending title Nv Of Code and fur
ther proviLg for elections hling vacancies In once,
resignltions, and coBtesting elections,' approved
March 231 1858, II Was male the duty Of the Cover
nor 1T least thirty days before any general election
to issnc his proclamation, designating oil the oces
TO be filed by the vote Of al the electors IN che State
or by the electors In aoy Jud.c ~ Dist, let: 2
Now therefore, !, Rslph r. Lowe, Governor Of the
State OF lows, do BY this my proclamation publish
and declare, thst Ut the next General election, TO b
held In this State on the SECOND TUESDAY, IN
OOTORRA aext, the following Offices are 70 Be Oiled
by vote al the electors " tLis State, 70 wit:
The once OF Seer etary 81 State;
The once Of Auditor Of State;
The once Of Tressurer o. Safe;
The once Of Attorney GeneYal;.
The once Of Register Of State Land Omce5
The ofSce or Oonmiss ioner OF the Les Aoines NV
eT Improvement
And the following oces are TO BE- filed by vote OF
The electors OF each Of the Judicial Districts OF
this etate :. e.tablished by act Of this said General
Assembly. to-wis:
The ones Of District Judee;
The o6Dce Of Dsstrtcs At;synsyj
fhs once Of one Member Of the boano ef Bducoe
Vhareef III citizens and ofcess cooceEns1, postie
dairy ths oherfs the several counties, Win take
notice. ond Be govesoed accordingly
In tessimfny WI ereof have hsreunto-
my haEd, s0d s6xed the 0Toot 0ael Of
(~Al tAO 0sate Of Iowa.
D.ns = e.ss s..s thi: o,.th aey Of Az.
the United States The e1d, and Of this
STATE the 18th.
80 1ALPH p. LOwD.
HLUAH SELLS.
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