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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08
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N THE
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T II IA n NJ e h g. GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEVENS, p. 4. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late }. Q. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, in New Haven.
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THE "a r. NJ E n g. nm
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
Removal.

TvAN6, CHRw L 90. have removed from Tho
= corner OF 2nd and Perry SITS, 70 the corner Of
Front and Perry SITS. is46 ana
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Machine and JOb6ing Shop.

MANTFACTUREKS OF
Curtis Patent Oscillating Engine Force
pump.
TNHI0 Is q douh g acting for e snd 6ucktion pump,
i and is more readily converted into q Fire Engine
than any other pump now in use.
1t has no Pinnger," and is not q 70 ary pump
would call the attention Of Railroad and Steam
boat officers, also the pro prietors Of Stables. SawmiIis
Ttores. Private DseIlinss and Country seats 70 It
Mschinists and Engineers are invited to examine
it.
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Furniture WarerO0m.

TIM undersigned having taken the new store
room No So Perry st, tMerwin's Bioek) Is now
prepared to give his strict personal attention 10 the
nnde r,sking business In all lis branches. A large
and b handsome assortment ~ Collins OF every descrip-
ton constantly on hama including
line, Kahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, dc.
A Hesrse and any requisite number Of ca rriages
furnished 10 order. Coffin plates VI a variety u pat
terms neatly engraved. Particular attention IL call
eli to his mex and complete stock Of
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Cabinet WarcrOOm
icon. ROCK IsLAsD AND oUaTH sT's)

icon. ROCK IsLASD AM OURTu sT'I
VTHERE all kinds Of furniture can be had euct
w ~ Chairs, Tables, Toilets, BRreaus, Sink and
wash Stands, WardTobes, Crpboayds. Fancy Bed.
steads, Common Befstracs, New st. le Extension
TAbies, and other articles too numerous to mention.
who sants Book Cases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases, q every KIND and made TO order and wsrrsn-
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A. good - new. Sofas furnished With New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Ohaos
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dsDc on The shertAoe no
tioe.
The underlined will always b found q his shop
to al Gil orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture vanished md ssve
expense Of purchasing nsw.
Jan2ldtf Q. y. COLI.
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Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
"INCoRPoRATED IN lS50.4G
-DIRHCToRs.-
Jao p Cock, ESQ, w wiley, Esa.
is vicle, Eco, PMervin Esa.
las NJ Dalzell, Esq, Grirgs, Req,
lP Coates, Esq, II II Smith, ESQ.
Jno NJ Cannon, Esq, j D Patton. Es1.
Faculty.
Jos @ LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping and Nathe-
mates, with sblo assistants.
W II PRATT, Prot. of Penmanship AMI Book Keep
| ing.
W RIErE. Prof. OF German Language.
fREDK. S~eHRAA0 Prof. OF Architectural and Orrs.
mental Drawing
LECTURER
y l. eHoRsY, ESQ.,, aud other able Iecturers.
Our commercial Course embraces complete sets OF
Books inevery branch OF trade and Commerce, win
Individual PnrtHcrship, Joint Stock and Compound
COMPANY Business, wholesale and Retail, Mauufse.
turing, Commission, Railroad, Steamboat Rroser-
age, and Exchange, and the best sysfem Of Gankino
ertdnf. Also all Lectures, anu instruction. IA Com
mcrcial Calculations.
The course In
~PENMANeHIP
is under the immediate supervision Of Mr.. WI
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penmnn.hir ana
Gard writing, mt the last State Pair, ana hall te
exceHed by none Eat or West.
In view OF the uncalled for and repeated state
men's made by other parties, TO tn effect tina, Their.
Is no Commercial College 10 this STATE, other thar
tn one they are trying TO establish, We would cal
especial attention to the fact that ours 10
The Only Commercial College In Iowa
Where is given "A thorough course In all branches
taught At first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In wbicha thorouSh practical conrsc In gookkeerlp,
Is taught ~ practical Bookkeepers anil teacher. ~
experience.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which has a PrxmAs c6lnectei with IL.
THE ONLY COMuERCIAL CoLLfGE
Which has more than one teacher belonging to IL.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Which has a LADIES DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and we'll veniii.
ted roomss
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies. aud always has done, for public aupre
citation and patronage, upon its actual Daerits. rsth.
er THAI upon boasts, and remarks ierogAtory TO 9th
ers, and
II ONLY ES7AB LISHED COMMERCE. AL col |
LK1E IN II PLACE.
Rooms open at all hours from . A 81 IN y
The public are Invited to call and ,xsmine our r,an
specimens. course Of instruction and mode u teach
INK. LOPEZ Il PRATT.
J~anib-itf
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Furniture.

Having a work shop connected with his warcroom
he Is prepared TO Manufacture 10 order all dcscrip-
tions OF Desks, ward rotes, tables, &c, sc. A large
assortment OF Silt and fancy mouliings on hand suit
able for Locking glass and picture frames.
A9hare Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
sprrdSwtf A. d. BARTLETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08
Cement Drain Pine.

shop corner 8sd and LeCisirs street. Dsvenpor
Iowa. tune2O-d3m
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TICKET.
o CONUKksH,
WILLIAM 3. LEFFlNCWEl.l..

For Secretary Of State,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE 5. PARVIN, Of Muscatine
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL ii. LORAIi, of Cas-.
For Attorney General,
JAMES N. ELLWOOD, OF Polk.
Com. Of Des Moines Improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office,
JAMES NJ. REID, of Lee.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


VIEW ARRIrAL
CITY SHOE STORE.
-. II. oARh1ToN
Corner lth and Brady >t's,
rs NOV RECEIVING ms SUMMER STOCK
L Of Boots And shoC0 for
Cents, Ladies' and ChildrenS' Wear,
which for superior quality and variety c lnnot b. ex.
Gel ed; oil OF which hiss teen manufactured and Sc
iccted expressly for his
RETAIL TRADE,
and vii BE- soa 1T ths most reasonable prices 10 suit
the times. He also manufactures To order
Gents Fine ErGllcIlC Calf Roots.
Sewed and Pegged Caters and Shoes maze BY the
beet Of workmen nj the City shoe Store.
Junc2- dtf
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THE II WS.

Chm. Ccn. Com. Jackson County.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08

A5 Wabash Avcuenue, Chicago. Ill.
The undersigned Importer and dealer In Tin Plate
Sheet Iron, Wire, Block TIN, Copper. Zinc, and Met
ais generally, has establish he'd 1t the above place, .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08

Where can always be found . good SUPPLY Of all arti.
Giles in his line. All orders promptly executed.
~ On ha~nd-Twenty tons No 8 and . Fence
Wire. Js30do,noi THOS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-08

LIST or WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. SIRE OF
FRANCES DAM.
RliEa Goldsby, Florida, Laura Spillman, Puss Farris,
Sam Ietcher.
For further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner,
see account Of his famous race with Grey Eagle Ia
Turf X. gisier OF 1910, reported by VIM. 7. Porter.
apryd n W}m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

TAXATION IN DirrERENr SrArEs.-According to
an Official table comprising eighteen of the States,
it appears that North Carolina pays less tax, per
CAPITA than either Of her sister States 1t being
only fifty two cents for each individual annually
while tho tax Of the State Of Maine. the highest
in the list, amounts 10 80 per head The whole
eighteen States. with population Of l4,5GG, 722
pay annually 1855, l29-bcng an average of
lei .o,b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
New Y0rk Cattle yl0rhe,- Oct, II.

Beef Cat,-OH rings this week 3,347 sales 5caSp
per 100 lbs for inf rior - auaily.
C"wsSales at 2jas60 quality. Veal Ca,ver-salc
5Ia6i
Sheep and Lambs continue steady and sales ga
Swine-The offerings 600 head at OOas5 50
for cor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
Order ofArrangements Of the Lynchburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER l9h, lSJS.
Ladies who have been appointed Judges Of
Award. will be recei,c ed at the Ladder Tent, the
Fair grounds, BY Observation-Disclosures Of arrange
mcnt- aud they will be aided by the Assistant
Marshal in completing their organization.
2 All other Judge. Of Award will report them
selucs to the CHIEF MARSHAL Mt his tent the
grlund. who will aid tho Committee in eifecting
heir organization. a- far as prnctibc. preparatory
t. tie punct, al discharge IF their duties on the
morning Of the 18Th.
INSTRUCTIONS tn THE JrDars.
l. The JUDGES are requested to- report them
selves ON TUESDAY morning. ut o'clock. The Ia.
dies to the Assistant Marshal at the tent provided
for their reception. The Gentlemen 10 the CIIiEr
MARSHAL at his tent IN the groundS.
RIFLES AND REGULATIONS.
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will not he RESPONSE
bic Ia any exhibitor. that his articles ill be exnm-
inci by the Judges who neglects or fails to com.
ply with the requirements al the following rcgula-
lions While every el1r will be malc 10 secure the
examination AMI prorcr notice Of every article
exhibition. Justice To those who comply with the
regulation If the Society requires that they shall
in all cnse1, first receive attention.
|. The thei Marshal will call the Judges Mt Q
o'clock Tuesday morning-furnsll them with
the printed lists 81 prem "m-, lone To each COM
mittcc when organized. will, tn" Looks IL er RES
pf animals articles IL their department., and al-
a. with blank books in which to register their
awards. anu nave IN" Judges conducted ny the
Assistant Marshals - their respective departments
o the exhibition
>. The Marshalan his aids shall give partcu-
lar attention "a the proper arrangement of all mr.
ticlc| exhibited in their respective departments;
point out the articles "r animals to the Judges,
and otherwise facilitate the examination by the
Judges,
;. No person will he allowed in interfere with
the Judges Wills, examining and comparing arli-
tlrI cd far aJlu tam \ N t,oiU
petito doing, with ntrn. to influence the deci-
sion Of the Judge. shall ic excluded from rcceiv-
ing premium. Competitors viii nevertheless,
be At liberty to communicate freely to the Judges
any information which obey may think proper to
AK for.
In addition to tie al we arrangements, the rules
, { the Virginia State Agricultural Society. far
Il they apply, will he adopted.
DEXTER OrEl, CHEZ MHshaH.
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CORNING quote, before 81 00 per bush The receips
have slightly Increased but still inadequate
FLotH.-Wr have no change % n ne market
ToBACCo-Totav and yesterday, the market appeared
more animated md prices slightly better year ad
. visitation of frost ere this
WHEAT This market continues quiet at last quotations
viz q 40 for prime red and Sl5j for grade Of white
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~ nEuMEH,s GRAND EMIL

AZ s:lS:d.ENHE1 MEk's GRAND EXIT.
We TION or READY MADE CLOTHING The I'M.
guc, embraces this eppnrnty the
large and his friends that his stock OF kEADf.MADE
CLOTHING. GEN IIEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS TRI NKS, Sc. has been received aud
be pureh cd rr es for cash, and
rrom, paw ing I'll the interest q"
chaser stock before calling elsewhere not
ing that wonders. but that will con:ne myself 10
living profits only The variety Of styles and
quality Clothing finer and better than ever-his say
In good faith.
Country Merchants will fnd my jnbbng prices lower than
therefore give n call, whnle.ae AID retail buyers
and judge for yourselves and studying your interest," you
will certainly purchase Of me. ..,,
oct n GCGGENHElhER
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FATAL AcCIDENr-DsArH OF Prominent Crrr-
zES.-Our readers will learn with profound regret
of the sudden death, by accident this morn,ngo of
Mr.. William Bayley. one of the best and most
useful of our citizens. Mr.. Bayley. as is well
known, was by profession a slater, and met his
death whilst engaged in the pursuit If his bust
ness. He had engaged to roof the house of Fran
els I. King, Esq. situate upon the Liberty road.
a short distance beyond the Aims House, and
whilst upon scnfodng this morning with his
son George ond timer named Hetzell, nephew of
Mr.. John I. Hetzeli, the scafoldng gave way
!precipitatng all upon it to the ground, and Mr.
Bsyley falling upon his head was instantly killed
His son, Mr.. George Bayley, aged about 20 years.
received compound fracture Of the right leg
and Mr.. Hetzcll. was only slightly injured. The
deceased was we'll known in connection with the
several benevolent and charitable institutions Of
the day, being one Of the oldest nnd most promi.
nsnt members of the Order oil Odd Fellows. Bay
ley Lodge one Of the most fourishingin the order
was named in compliment to him. His death has
cast gloom over the. entire city. He leaves a
wife and large number of children Baltimore
Patriot Of thursday EUcning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

Il ri executed 10 by David p Reese l..
his wife bearing date the 18th day Of July 1855 and OF
cord the llusngs the City of Lynchburg shall
the 18th day of OCTOBER e5s the premises. pose
sale by way Of public auction rtan LOT parcel
ground and being situated Sixth Alley the
west side treof in the City Of ynchbnrg bginnias II feet
from the junction Of said Alley and Sixth
northeast sixty feet thence north 81 e Theme
west Nty feet and thence south e the ginning
(bcng part Of l,nchhurg lot No 1872 par,
ground purchased by the said David ecs Jonathan
Jons'on together with all the improvements thereon and
appurtenaDc.s thereto belonging
TERMS OF SAIE.-A credit Of six twelve and eighteen
months equal nsAlments) interest be added
sale will be given the purchaser purchasers
meni of the purchase and interest to be secured
ne-nthe Satisfactorily endoi se
til. sold The title to the property believed
TO b. good and valid but acting hereby trustee will
only the purchasers, such title
vesi.d in by the deed aforesaid
stpt7 2tawitds JOHN OTaY, Trustee.
lat
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"The Elections"

The following extract under the above caption.
10 the commencement Of long, sad, and exceed
iagly lugubrious editorial which appeared in the
Washington Union. OF Thursday last Whilst we
sympathise with the editors Of the Court journal"
who are generally supposed TO have moro than or
binary interest in the prsdominence Of the Demo.
think that they see with other eyes than ours.
when they characterize the thousands by whom
they were vanquished in Pennsylvania, as "a
handful of political SPECTATORS Rather, in con-
sidering the magnitude Of their numbers might
the organ have exclaimed, great are they since
they conquered us!'
We hsve encountered heavy rcverses in Penn
sylyania which would discourage any but the do
mocratic party. Excuses are not remedies, and
we shall not. therefore invoke them We have
been sadly beaten by extended detection in our
own ranks-beaten, we regret to say. precselya ut
the time the evil policy Of the opposition was
most deeply felt all over tho country. Our friends
have struggled with intestine difficulties and with
the open enemy. who were encouraged to renewed
efforts in consequence Of the quarrels in our
party. II is undoubtedly true, too that the ques-
ton Of revision Of the tariff the basis Of direct
protection to special interests had much to do in
procuring votes for the opposition. They profess
cd to be the peculiar friends of protection and to
have it in their power. if elected to aid the peo
pie of Pennsylvania. We shall be able hereafter
to test the soundness Of the judgment that would
thus strike down the men Of Pennsylvania who
can best subserye the true interests Of that State
in order to give place to a handful Of political
spectators who really have no power to benefit
honest industry.
The ATLANTIC CABLE-A correspondent Of the
New York Ereniny Post says-"Wc learn at the
Office that other communications have
been received through the Atlantic cable. but that
i is not yet open for business. If the Company
.re not receiving any income from that source,
hey certainly are from the lead mines that were
coated in the fifty miles square donated to the
Company by the government Some one hundred
md fifty men are at work in the Mines and scve-
al shiploads have been sent to New York. men
ion this fact, for have not seen il noted in the
'apers.
whilom decided Democratic friend of ours,
PRESENTED himself in our sanctum Saturday, aud
congratulated us upon the result Of the late cleo
ioaa declaring that it was "a Just penalty for the
withdrawing of the Administration, and that we
rave reached that period when Democracy stinks
N the nostrils Of the nation"
Verify, he is n candid man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

lpOsNEY LAND WARRANT n1~<aNsi.--
D D. he II March, ie1h Bounty Land
20 Aces, -"ed from q C D'partss
IuIr iuro tu,tui States. The 1oHN
SHANNON and a, X, bort II. tray. OF DehbHx
Va which W. Grey. his bcl,y
have taken limits Of the United
Sad having been IN Warrani"cs
signed bv hun any person legally auth rzsd To
make hnany assignment at said War
alleged 10 hav been mal. By "
for him is and rdrdt has been flied in
the Land pfe, patent from issuing
sad arrsnt and INTENDS app the t,m-
~ ssopcr Of Pensions for duplicate OF the nhovc dose
Warrant JOHN SHANNON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

'I'NO Farms FOR sALE.--WiI be eGrred
for sale at Public Auction SATI 2DAY the Y3rd da
of otTpbER desirable FARM of $50 to 200 ACRE Els
on Black Water Creek. within mile, of Lynchburg
Joining The lands ut Maj Hutter and others.
At the time will be offered ct ,er TRACT 90
con aiming about 500 ACRES lying both sides Sf9
Rockrastie and Tomahawk Creeks and adjoining the
above named tract and the lands Of Clay James
Arnis'ead and others These lands
tered productive. In neiyhbor
hood WI in "a miles of Clay's crossing the Va Tenn
Railroad, and near several ehurchs and good schools
Amy person wanting both tracts will sell
at private sale all Stock Crops i 10 likely
rroes upon accommodating and give
Terms liberal and made known on the day Of SALE
I I
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ADV TlSE,
Aud arr est the trade of the Great South West

ADV T. IL Il Sc,
Aud Arrest the trade of the Great South West
AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
having large circultn the people of South
Virginia and East Tennessee
Rss~ ADV ERTlSE AND GET RICH ~9Sa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PArERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
Virginia AND TENNESSEE NEW 5, Bristol
BROW NLtW y KNOXVILLE Clenn.' " IilG
INDICATOR, Jonesb.rough Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER. Morristown, Tenn
H GazETr STAR Le.ns.oD,v.
R ViaGiSfaS, Aonsdon,va
SENTINEL, [ ,,,... ~,
DEMOCRAT, s h''Fr's''s.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. W..
THE VISITOR. Marion, Smy; co Va
VIRGINIA PATtio |, Independence Grayson eo. Va
T a'AMifYN Mii,c rme"''lr.vs
STAR AND HERALD. Chrisitansl,urg, Va.
WYIHENILLH TELEGRAPH. tv,u, w.
WYTHENtI.LE TIMES, "!""S'"e' Va.
onion DEMOCRAT, Union Monr, county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersonvile. TaGcw ell county, Va.
REGISTER Dsnvlle Va
TIE 'SOI TIL WEST, harrisburg, Gi"s county. Va.
ind 10 THEIR INTEREST To call the ,,ire OF the
I.ynchburg Vrginnu, where VIII be
made and advertisements FrkWAk - WITHOUT DELAY.
fSi Will AL, and forward a:Srrtis,ny
in the l'ued A " Al)II).i.
Freeman NirgiHisu t'ii9r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

DEAD wHAT sIAKsPEAHE SAM.
~ UuOD ~ 1tRE,J
AFT W, u done when lis done:
Then it veil d me p,cky =" hal spcnrr.
-, y1u wish il rsR iORe s"Purir
You'll find II qnchis dane aud U Il lone, H., TASSEn.
y. :. TANNER n co,
Main Street, 3 DO h.idpc Street.
I,nci bu,K Va
La lbs and Grn,i"ren are cordially Invited /" roH-
TRAIT GALLERY, conta ing specimens Phpt graphs,
Amhro,yp. Mclanot types, &c
Also the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTu RE, which
IA convenient for sending by mai.
taken in all kinds weather and enc' d In beau
the low prices from 80 go
beautiful # Cnsrs Gold I."ckcts Me-
.ianns Lotke Rings Breaspins Keys Seals, &C. In
variety, just received
a fresh supply of the best Material in the country
D,n'i forget to call ct Hts