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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
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rs HRnnsY 0lVBN, thst the esnusl ae1t1kg ~
u tbs HlockhoJders ~ - MlG1hMp1 = Unn6no q
Oaapeay N o CIiy = DavS1psst = 80 n
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as - /. I; 80. .,,,a,:sss .s 2
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20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED,

ana the sfcfes made known Of making from 176 "a
$50 month, and risk. ror further payticui,r.
sdnress Poss One box fs3 and for reference De,-
crat office.
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For. Sale.

A LnT % Perry strsst bstvesa nlsht sad Ninth
"A streets, % by 100 fest Terms, 1iOo ~esh, bal
aooo % tias: 1nQuise oR RAf00k y0L1Y, !.
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ICE. xCE!! ICE!!!
keC7liOrNI.

EtUELICU 4 STEWART have removed their Law
VI Orce t. Main.s.rse,, (weet ride) between Front
aud Second to the stand formerly occupied
by Mct3r"gor, Law,s 4 Bakemore, Bankers
NM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Practical Penn. unshiD.

This department T. under the direction of the Prnci
pals T. DAVIS and Z. s. Tip'oa, Who give daily
irssonsi IN PeHmanship. embracing systematic sVlc
~ lealtiful RbSi,ls a IL Hritiln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Mercantile Correspondence.

Such cxer !scs arc introduced upon this sulj,e as
caicust 10 impress business habits on the stu
dent. y Il s. e. familinriz him with ComHie,cisl
re hnicrlii s. and Phia nlosyln' In. Ing pro
Invoices, Ac cunt Sale. Bills O! fxehangc, e..
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
Hmhrace general cxclr ses ani rules foS every va
r,+ty OF comrutsti, ns, perta',in business icing
taught according Ia the most m-i,rn and approved
methods; Interest, discounts, Eq.dfions, Arbifra-
ton Of kSchdnge, etc.
Time Of C0lamenciH 9-Scw-anv time
Requisite Qu0i.fcatons 10 enterAn ordin' ry
= EnL lish Se eucaicn
Time reQui,ei to complete tee CLurSe-From
etght To tweNe weeks.
fpsf of Stationery 6c.-from So to $12.
Hllcnas-Awarded to well qualified graduates.
LIE SchoLtrhipS-lssIed IN one College good In
the other.
College Rooms--Neaty furnished, and conveniently
arranged b. Ing airy and in the most beautiful ocs-
ton Ia the city.
TER suS--I'ayaasa asac Osl enteriil.
For full kerc.n liz Course ucluding all depart
ment OF Boz keepiug, Lectures and Penmanship,
time unlimited, ..................-.. $!U
Por - lessons business writ ing,.
For unlimited course business writing. 10
ANY further Information viii be riven with plea
snre on appl alton tho Coltga or by sending fer
Circular, wfi>L VIII be fu nished gfatuitously by
return uaIl Adcresa
DAVIS & TIPTON
uay1 2sitf Peoria LaVe,.pure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

TIE WILKINSON TRAGEDY AT Iowa
CrY.-We are informed that this unfortu-
nate affair had its origin in a dispute in re.
gard to the title to a valuable piece OF real
estate situated near Iowa City, consisting Of
five or six hundred acres Of land, on which
i, large improved farm. This property
was owned by Philip Clark, who was one
of the earliest settlers in johnson county
Mr.. Clark, some six or seven years ago, on
the eve of his departure for California, gave
II power of attorney to manage hls bu mess
to his brother-n-law. Whilst Mr. G. was
absent in California, his agent conveyed the
entire property to his sister, the wife o.
Clark who at this time was living on the
premises. Mrs. Clark then obtained a di'
yorce. and removed to Missouri where she
married again, and is now living with her
second husband.
Mr.. c. returned from California in Au-
gust last, and took peaceable possession OF
his property, and commenced suit in chan
cery to set aside what he considered an il
legal conveyance Some time III the month
Of April, 1858, Mr.. C.'s opponents who
claimed the property through the deed ex-
ecuted by Mr. c. s agent, rented the place
to Boyd Wilkinson, with the understanding
that he (W.) was to get Clark off, by threats,
if he could, but by any other means he saw
fit to employ, if his threats did not succeed.
Wilkinson attempted to carry the plan into
execution, and beat Clark in most cruel
manner. When arrested for this assault and
bound over to appear at court, his employ
er became his surety. Soon after this NJ.
C.'s barn was set on fire and entirely con-
sumed, together with span of horses ar1
other valuable property This act of iucen-
diarsm which was universally attributed
to Wilkinson, joined with the threats made
by him against the friends Of Clark, Undue
ed the citizens to urge, and if need be com
pei Wilkinson to leave the neighbori.ool
and whilst they were carrying this inten.
tion into effect, Wilkinson made his escape
from those who had him in charge, and in
attempting to cross the Iowa river and gaiL
the opposite shore, was drowned Such We
learn Is II fair statement Of the incidents ut
tending this unfortunate transaction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

r.. Spemslcr & Co.,
RECTiFIkRS OF
VI.V'EGaK sd.V.D LEOI(DR.
UNION BLOCK, WASHINGTON &.
sprSo-dsm' ROCK ISLAND, GLg..
$teg r. .Neycv,
WHOLESALR an Retail Dealers In HaysEa and
" Domestic Cisars, virginia Plug Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, fncy Pipes, Ac corner Brady
hnd Front Streets FebldV
BukJI> HOUSE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mch22itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

Cassia, ground. =. d6G50
Gloves lba9D
Singer, srotIid.... S4
Nutmfgr, ...,.Si 0adl 30
Pepper per hay. Iidl6
do gfuunn. 1876
N. Orleans, rair 7Id9s
do prime s.d7s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
STATE DE MOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, JUNE q 1853.


The Delegates elected % the County Convention
are requested = meet on Saturday IN" sab day Of
June the court House. at O'Clock r. M, for the
pm pose NJ Increasing heir numb authorized by
resolution II the last Township Conv"ntOn ann 70
take other steps T. o r.*ct thtir 0rgAniz .iion.
HARVEY LEONARD,
Daven orr June 81 s5S. Chairman.
Iune3 d2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

nHH sresls2t attention VII b. paid By the s.heort
l ber 70 repairing Furniture m the mast substAn
tel aansr eud nsetest styie. 0ld 0nsirs end faney
6szso1 Vrs1isare ea1o y ee1ee sad Raps uaaginl
ssaasAass ~ - 1haw onAssssaA
-, - SSS5S&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
f. S. MOORE.

gr"sco, Banner SlEn And Or
ae narnen,ai FAINTER Gr.,n.r
%.-'ae,, a,y,o. Voc, IS s.9ns a.. and Marble,
. Landsedle, Scerlers as.c PoJtrG,: Pointing,
one with dixpatch IN the hest r1ode,n ard tasteful
styles Also, Sign Paintiuo thd GrAinii,g TO- ire
Trads
N " rorrec a.ady ard i.h strsots, Davenport,
ioNn. JAMS lily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Rock Kslanh Trcspassers.
To all whom it may concern.
T.IKE .N]lTTCE.

gTvH8 undersigned having been appointed by the
J. War Department as tsATent nf the Qusrter xes-
ter Department At Rock Island" With fall inst,nc
tions 20 adopt all necessary for the pro-
tecion OF the property from depres tons and ntru.
sions" Now therefore, All persons VII msoever, not
having Legal right are hereby warned aud notified
70 quit tn. premises and abstain from any further
re0pas0.
The Deputy q. 8. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge OF all wood cut the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be 1ssgsseh and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
ber Of any kind and notified t. abstain from auy
trespass whatsoever, A. legal steps viii be token
against gach depSelstors.
q. Y. 0LAYMAKER
0ec1OfN u n. AGENT WAY D-pA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Agricultural.

Agricultural.
VTNHR Scott County Agricntia Society virl meet a
J. the Cour, Hntse ~ Davenport on Sa'u,dr Y the
5,h day OF June 1853 AT one 0'sock, r. n for the
pup OF se 4 ns officers tor the ensuing year. and
the tTaEsaStioH 81 otter business
H. q. NEAL, See'y.
Will not our farmer friends and sil Others Who
take intr st IN the irpravemf nj u Agrieu,ture
and the Mechanic Arts, try Ia be present With Us a;
that time ard lend ieir and Ass,ttlce in
80 Iaudsble an bnie rtsking
desire TO MAKE our Pair--whicb will take
place ia September nexi-f,ne uf the Uery Lsst one
that shall give universal satisfaction In order ~,
III this il will require a united enrt. Shat We hay.
10
Please answer me 10 person At the Court House on
the ON ., 5Hne II. q, N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
To the Afflicted.
A Safe l. Sure Cure for the Gravel.

1 HAVE Tn my poAseestCn . Recipe Which vM .
l. warrant 10 especially cure the 0AAvKI even m
Its worst stages; the Dedieines are paTcsv vegstsh1e
wen within the reach Of Any and every one With
Out trouble aid expense, after GbtsintnG .tAs nsDs
Tbrse dollars encloaed 10 my sddress wni eosuse -
any one the atore nectpe BY return 0f NALL toeeeAo
with fal and oo@psste 1trsttkns for uslpe. Z. u
Address DOCT. q. 6TH11ONs ~. m
Boz - Fuet ONlro, -
nsssaeee alE
oeAAu fsfsn4 0sseGss cse01 ~ Y9lf fEss n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

DaPsnt's G1nDevlsF.
c.; M ~ - 49, - ssl;s;;: ss:i 2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
On Monday June 7H at o'clock r. NJ
r SHALL BELL at public auction on the premises,
] that beautiful parcel OF land, soutli-west corner
81 Fonrfs en- and P-rry streets, fronting Perry
f0r ff.rtnsr particulars ppply to
u. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
Real Estate Agent,
may30 dts 4 Tor Prsdy and ID sts.
TsAsII paid for City Orders By
" @. r. KENT,
mayo dtr Over Post Once,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

Dwelling for Sale or Exchange.
'IsHk house GU 4.th street. formerly occupied BY
Win Ferrftsy rett III y paper cd and painted in
sue ana out, and 10 every pect cotnfor,aplc anil
Complete for Gentieman's residence, having yety
cGnmanding view Of tina river Ac.; will be sold or
exsiised Tor land OF AIMS. Also a rood Cssriage.
Apply to HENRY CHAMPION.
Junc3d-d4twit Box H. PJst OrfcA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
PENMAEkHIP

IL under the immediate supervision ~ Ar. w. n
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Pcnmnn,h'p and
Card writing at the last State Fair, and thalI be
etceuei by none East or Wea
Landscape ana Perspective Brauin,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Fifth street, No. ll6,

IL GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the cIt
l. izefs Of Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
E.lNCY DYE HOUSE.
II GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the cIt :
IL teens Of Davenport, Rock Island aud vicnit2
that he has taken house on
Fifth street, No. ll6.
Opposite the Court House, in Davsn port. and
proposes TO the Ladies ana Gentlemen that he viii
Color and Scour Silk, Grape ShAwls, Wool, Coston.
Hair, Feathers, straw and Furs.
He has been - years IN the business and has
worked IN Russia, Italy Germany aud in the princi-
pie cities Of the Un ted States.
He viii sls0
oLEANss. soOuR. coLOe AsD 1EPAlR
ALI El0pD o.
~ 0O0t1O11AOnS0 0QothOOv
end vin wssssns ~ esiossf fase - sriltaes n -.
~ eooA 6oneo n60on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
SCOTT HOUSE.

'his i a hrw and FIRST CLASS HOTEL and tn.
most lieaeaty Sal aatrd ~ any house In the city
commanding VI " of the Mip.Issippi Rock Island
CITY ard OF Old Fort Armstrong.
TfdN G.I.lA Ml,hInY l. sinu u iv nd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

GLASS.
SxlD per 100 feet. - { 80
1UxI2 do do :. d Mi
l0xl4 do dO :. 5 80
HAY.
Prairie ton. ..$4 50d5 81
Timothy, do. 81 50aS OO
IRON
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-05
pottrp.
Eventille.


Sunset Colors now are plaving.
In the distant, distant west,
With golden robe arraying
Hilltop and the mountain crest.
Norkmcn now are homeward hicing,
Sound and echo now are DIVING
Gently they away have died
lis the solemn cvcntidc.
Mists are stealing DER the meadows.
Where the brool<lets laugh and sing ;
birds are seeking forest shadows,
There to rest with folded wing.
List! the vcsper bells are Ginning
Sweetly as poets rhyming:
All things now seem sanctificd;
lis the holy eventidc.
Stars above are brightly beaming
In the coronet of night,
Like the eyes of angels seeming.
Gazing from that world Of light
Far from carth-land lone and dreary,
Where CT rest the sad and weary.
Where hope, faith. and love abide,
And is known no evcntide.
Gentle zcphyrs sport and daily.
Breathing music on the air,
lftncihg hilltop % er and valley.
Singing sweetly everywhere.
As we take II rctrospection,
Rcncws its birth each sweet affection.
of our youth-time, and we glide
Back To- childhood 5 evcntde.
Oh, tn dream such lovc-drcams, glowing
OF those joys which never cease,
Where sweet streams of love are flowing
From thy crystal iount of peace,
Lifts the soul from earth to heaven.
Through the dusky z ties of even;
Holy scenes before lis glide
In the quiet cvcntide.
When our days on earth are ended,
When life S sorrows all are DER,
Then may all our songs be blended
Swcctly on the spirit. shore;
We can then, in spirit union,
With our lost ones hold communion
Dwell with all the sanctiticd.
Where is known no eventile.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-05
&usintss 1irtttorn.

Business Cards al five lines OF less will he inserted in
this column ior S5 90 per annum. For each additional
line, over five. dollar will be charged.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-05
CHAPTER ".

The day had come for the Honorable
Henry Sherwood's departure. There
was formal farewell morning call
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
THE NEUTRALITY QUESTION IN THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.

In the Senate, on Friday last, the further oonsde-
ration Of the joint resolution to present medal to
Commodore PAULDMG, for his " gallant and judi
ciOus conduct, in the arrest of Gen. WALKER, as
well as the report of the Committee on Foreign Re
lations upon the subject was postponed to Tuesday,
the 9th Of February, at one o'clock.
Mr.. brown, of Mississippi, has proposed the fol-
loving as sn amendment to the joint resolution 10
present medal to Commodore PAULDHG:
That Congress has heard with surprise of the ar
rest Of william Walker, and about one hundred and
fifty other persons, at Punts Arenas, in Nicaragua
by Hiram Paulding, commanding United States
naval squadron, on the 6th day Of December, 1857 ;
and seeing that said act in violation Of the ter
ritOrial sovereignty Of a friendly power, and not
sanctioned by any existing law, Congress disavows
It; and being officially notified that said Paulding
acted without instructions from the President or
the Secretary Of the Navy, Congress expresses its
condemnation Of his conduct in this regard.
And Dir. sIIDELL the following, a substitute for
the resolutions reported by the Committee on For
eign relations in relations to the capture of General
WALKER;
ResOlDsd That it is ezpedient that the President
Of the United States be authorized, during any flu
tre recess ef Congress to suspend by proclamation,
entitled ''Au act 10 addition the for tie pun
ishment Of certain against the United States
and to repeal the act therein mentioned" approved
the goth Of April, 1918, and of act entitled Sc An
act 10 addition 10 the act for the punishment of
certain crimes against the United States, approved
the 9th Of June, 1874, should, in his opinion, the
public interests require such total or partial sus-
pension; such suspension not TO exceed the period
Of twelve months: and the causes which shall have
induced the President 10 proclaim it, TO be c0mmu
nicated 10 Congress Immediately It's frstmeeting
thereafter
RssolUsd, That the committe on Foreign relations
be instructed to bring in a bill in conformity with
the foregoing resolution.
This substitute, togetherwit Mr. BRowE's amend
ment to the joint resolution, has been postponed to
the same day, the 9Th of February, which has been
fixed for the consideration of the joint resolution
and of the report Of the committee foreign rela-
lions. The whole suject, therefore, next Tuesday,
will be before the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05


Mr. HILLS bin forthe benefit Of Burrels College,
passedths third reading
Mr. HEIsKELL'S bill for the benefit Of the Rogers
vile and Jefferson Railroad Company was taken up
This bill provides that when the company have COM
peted their road ready for The timbers, from Balls
Gap to the bridge at Holston river, they may draw
State bonds for the purchase of iron for that portion
Of the road. The bill passed the third reading BY
the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs Bratcher, Bullen. Denton, Harris,
Heiskeil, Hill. MeConuco, Reid, Roach, Ross,
Walker, Weleker, andWright-l3 al
Nays-Messrs Goodpasture Jones, McDougal,
Travis, Wblihorne, and Speaker Burch-6.
THE CREDIT OF THE STATE.
Mr. McCONNIC0 called up House bill to preserve
the credit Of The Safe. The bill provides that when
any Railroad Company fail TO pay the interest upon
the bonds, there shall be an election for new
president and board Of directors.
Mr. WHIETH0RNE: An amendment, providing
that said President and Board OF Directors shall not
be removed OF q new election had, unless in the
opinion Of the Governor the interests Of the State
will be promoted thereby, Adopted :
Mr. MCCONNELL moved to amendby adding; That
Branch of the Bank Of Tennessee be located at
Memphis, subject to the same regulations as the
other branch banks.
NJ WHITTHORNE moved to amend the amend
ment by adding: PROVIDED in furnishing the capital
Of said branch, The capital of the branches now
established shall not be diminished.
On motion the further consideration Of the bill and
amendments was postponed until tomorrow.
HOUSE BILLS oS FIRST READING.
House bill to establish Mayors Court at Shelby
vile, passed the first reading
House bill to amend an act regulating the quail
catious OF school teachers passed the first reading.
TBE CODE.
Senate proceeded with reading the Code and
Part XII passed on he second reading.
Senate adjourned until % A. NJ, Tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
The Yankee HOusekeepsl
GAIETY CLUB.

Mr.. ". q. CRISP Ga his retarn 20 Nashville huds = :
Az eral come unieatOnsf IN gentemen DESTROYS Of
Ing tie utety Cub Te4 uestr Informed The
OF the season, e ,etc.
Mr. "trip takes This public method OF answering: &
Subscrb eutited all prvi yes q the Clut
Room, AID ree access TO he Ineals FOR year hl
time they become members
Tne Dramatic will continue from nine 30 ten month
each year The Gziety viii now eontinue open tll July
and the Fall season Hmence the drst September Du
ring he present ramac Season the following uuDrscedn
tsd attractions vii appear 10 oBunuous succession
Mr. J. b. MuTdOch Mr. 2 Booth, avFl Martinez Troupe
Miss j. 81. Dav npOrt, Mr. Joseph ? Miss sza hogan
MISS thsrlDte CushmaHs Mr.. Couldock the ks Troupe
and New orleans Engiish Opers Troupe,
mr. ". II. believes the sstablishment OF the aistt
Club on the heightened basis, will materially lead the
sevGaH and welfare Of the 10 this cit. The
seenFed BY u manage, he trust viii be esteemed en-.
victng pr Of b. i In earnest in red smiug his promise
aBd sFectult calls The est bshed ezsss support
hlm In 81 endeavors
ar Grip viii happy - meet his friends and patrons
he ing O Thursday, ts st. In the Galley CLUB kOom
iauig-dtI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
NEWS FROM KANSAS.

Gen. Clarkson arrived in this city last evening
from Kansas Territory with the LecomPton cousu-
tuition, which, being addressed to the President
Immediately placed In MS possession
General Clarkson informs us that the vote Of the
Delaware crossing precinct had been returned 60
ire commissioner tor Leavenworth county and was
Ia his possession at The tine the returns were open
Ell and counted in the presence Of the Speaker of the
HJuse, President Of The Senate, and Governor. and
that il amounts 20 something over three hundred
aes. This gives the democrats 8 majority in Leav-
enworth county, and consequently majority in both
branches Of the Legislature.
We are also informed that the free State vote,
said to have been rejected by Gen Calhoun because
il returned 10 Gov. Denver. had not been re-
tIraed the time the aforesaid opening and count
ing took place. Il was cast at the free State polls
held under authority Of the territorial legislature
Tor vote the constitution, and that alone, and
was not returned even 10 the Governor until The
day after the counting, but before the pubica
ton Of the result by the speaker and president and
was embraced by them in their aggregate. Hence it
is claimed that all the free State officers have been
elnrted
G n. Calhoun will be here in q few days, when he
VIII doubtless furnish complete returns. - Wash.
CHIOH 3lyL