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lam unable to see anything very exrra-
J ordinary in the above propositions, by Mr.
Edmon w. Paul. Any person. acquain-
ted NTH the merest rudiAnents of the pis-
tol could certainly execute any or all of
M ropased feats without the slightest
Epnisg
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Arrive at jackson next day by ~ m.
Bida for two trips week invited.
loose From Appleton, by Altenbsrg, Sheffield aud Union
awesk.
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Arrive at Jonesboro' by 6pm;
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Arrive at Appleton BY pm.
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1861 From Benton to Commerce, miles and back twice
week. 5s = = \ l.5.l. 81 30
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lossa FROM FROM sd.sils e Cairo. H.. ~ilss and back.
Iea,s Birdsvlle Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
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l2m; ata
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for daily servce between Charleston and Cairo,
oess From Birdsville BY HopAwell. TO Columbus KY,
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Arrive at Birdsvlle by 4pm. ..
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Gayose, Caruthersvie, and Cottonwood Point,
to fickmaa's Bend Ark, 81 miles and back, once
Aweek. M sf
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Arrive at Hickmans Bend day by p m;
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miles and back, once week
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The Washington union., 1858-03-06

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Cedar Bluff, and Fulton Valley. to Townsville,
30 miles and back, once week.
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q Leave Way nesvile Thursday at a m;
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lO6al From Hous on by Stanford, Hickory Spring, and
Falling Spring, to Rockbridge, So miles and
back, once week.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Sarooxie 10 miles and back, three times week
one of the trips 20 via Valley Forge, and the
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e $40 miles and back, 4 month.
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month.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

the Democratic party Was not strong
enough to elect il nominees. Tho
experience Of the late election satisfies
us that the reason-if reason it may
be called-is entitled to no weight or
consideration whatever. We believe
it would have been better for the party
to make nomination, though defeat
were - certain a. the day Of judgment.
Defeat cannot be half SO injurious or
demoraliziug - the support Of IN svow-
ed political opponent. As it is, We
have to add to the modification Of de-
feat, the reflection that we have fallen
in An unworthy cause. Had we been
defeated under the lead of Col. Whit.
akcr, Mr.. Dow, Mr.. Brannan, Judge
Cotton, or some other democrat, the
party would be in a far better condition
than It is to-day. We learn by expe
rience and for the future, We assure
our friends that We shall contend for .
full ticket-for Democratic candidate
for every Office from President to
pound master.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

press at Davenport, that the citizens
Of that place did not care . fig about
the construction Of that road TO this
city. But we find they are beginning
to wake up, and as they wake they be-
gin to see that they are in danger OF
losing the trade Of western Iowa-thst
"Missouri is pushing her line Of Rail-
roads to our southern borders, and ere
long will divert the trade Of the whole
western part Of this State to st. Louis,
unless the citizens Of Eastern Iowa
make q strike" in the matter, and
push their roads on to the Missouri.
We are glad that the citizens Of the
eastern portion Of our State have
awakened from their dreaming, and
hope that now when they see where
their interests lies, that they will see
that it is not jeopardized by long de-
lays in pushing their roads westward.
1t is true that Missouri will soon extend
her road to our southern border, and
it is equally true that the citizens OF
Western Iowa, tired Of waiting on the
tardy movements Of our eastern friends,
have determined to meet Missouri at
the State line with railroad from this
city. If the citizens Of Davenport
and other eastern cities desire to share
the trade OF the western slope, they
had better shove along their railroads
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
500 Crates Of CPOckery
Wholesale aud Retail.

HAVE in stare and.for sale the largest stock OF
Coed, In this line, In the State. Ny stock con-
sits ~ all the varieties Vi China GLASS and EGrtn-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Plated
and Britannia ware, Bohemian, Belgium and AMER
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lampe, Chandeliers
Girandoics, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Glo.es,
Looking Glasses and l. oking Ola plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
GPockcYy-Oonsistso OF upwards VI 500 crates and
casks imported direct fro the potiertas In Liverpool
which enables ne 70 sell goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frerch Popcelain.-I have just received very
large stock OF white and gold band China direct from
Limog"s, France Ny arrangement With the manu-
facturers such that receive none but the b Ut
gade Ct goods Of thu latest an most approved Styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to ~ ntyhye dollats, dinner sets and other
articles at all prices.
Silver Plated WaPe.-I have just received .
very large stock Of Plated goods OF Rogers, Smith
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated
the best quality Of white metal which oAn WITH dim.
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Loeking 0lasses.- have larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale In this
place. Knives, forks and waiter tof every quality
and size. In fact everything appertaining {, this
line OF business esnbe hsd b. calling ct No. Is Il
Claire Block.
naysd4wH G. Z. wBBH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

ReePOspec(IOn.

Now that the smoke has cleared
away from the field, we may perceive
the errors and mistakes committed in
the organization of our forces, and the
plan of battle. 1t is we'll that We should
view the whole scene with perfect
GOODNESS, and profit by the teachings
Of our own misfortunes. That the
Democratic party Of this county has
been awfully, shamefully, needlessly
beaten. is a fact which cannot be ex-
tenuated or denied; that the party was
divided upon no matter of principle is
universally known; the only matter OF
difference was question Of policy,
which ought never to have distracted
q wcll..disciplined political body. The
Waterloo defeat We have Just expert
cnced is owing to the fact that We had
not full ticket in the field, more than
to any other cause. Our arms were in
a measure paralyzed, our spirit broken,
our confidence destroyed, ty the hu-
initiating confession of weakness i'm.
piled in our timorous failure to nomi.
nate . candidate for District judge
We know that many Of the best mel
Of the county, men for whose judgment
we have the highest respect, and who's
motives are above suspicion, believe,
that much might be accomplished 70
the Democratic ticket, by emitting t,
make q nomination for District Judge
Against our own judgement We de
ferred to their views, opposed . dem
ocratic nomination, and favored tn
election Of Judge Bennett. Our pre-
ference for Judge Bennett was on pc,
sonal grounds, and harmonious wit
the wishes of large portion Of tb
democratic party Of this Judicial Di.
stict But withal, the fact Il undispu
table that no reason for not nominstin
: saAdidAts fss Judge Wa urged NOR
MA 4 VIZ srsasst s1sss Shaa "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
For Sale.

AON1 hundred and twenty Building lots In 90
S Addition TO the town OF Port Byron.
Thcso lots are eligible and handsomely situstof ca
che bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire Of Aessre Durfso, Pratt 3
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BGq, LsClsire,
Oorbin & Dow Davenport, or Of tho subscriber,
JAnHH NAY.
~ The subscriber has numbsricsG desirable pis
ceof land In and pear tho cities Of Davenport sne
EeClatrc amp nosP the town Of Port Byron, that he
Vlhseg 70 sell. tOotl0tfl NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Dancing Academy.

C-NT C. Michigan, late Of New MN
~ w Orleans, wishes to inform the ~ -tR
S&Y.you 1g Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Da- u Sstfs
venport that he has opened . Dam
~ rins Academy at No. IS Brady street, batwa zen
Thir ! and Fourth streets, where no will teach the
NEST fashionable canoes.
Days ana hours Of lessons Monds ys, Wednesdays
and Fridays; for ladies from BIO IL, gentlemen
from to and to 10 ? M. For terms, apply at the
hail. oCI2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Davenport Commercial College,

GTigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCOR RATED IN 1856
The only Permanently Located CONNER.
ciai College In Iowa.
-DIREcToRs.-
Hon q Sargent, ZB Bowers, Esq,
J-o Cook, Esq, w Wiley, Esq,
Iss NJ Dalzeli, Esq, FH Grisas, Esq
Up Coates, Esq, III Smith, EsQ
Jno NJ Cannon, Esq, ID Patton, Esq
L Macklpt, Esq, Dost Adler,
g l. Davenport, Esq, Rev Mason,
II Barrow, ESQ Jno Johns, Esq.
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
W n PRATT Prof. OF Ptnmanshp
l. C BURwEtL, Pref. OF Mathematics.
FREDK. SCHRAA0, Prof. OF Architectural ana OYna.
mental Drawing
suyDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Psnmanship and
Book Keeping.
LECTURERS
sHoRxy, Esq, and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and well known
" the comm unity, AID wthal DESTROYS Of maintain
Ing reputation for candor and reasonAbieness, we
do not deem necessary to pursue tn course often
t.ken by CONNER al Colleges tand esp ciay by these
which only temporarily established, and da.isned
to make great tlow for few months aud then
'move on 10 some new place. namely, TO claim SUI
p.riori'y over the whole world, II there we're no
such ihngA writers accountants, teas hers and cx
pcricDCCd business Iutn OFT OF tue select circle IN
their own school room We. therefore, as heretofore,
make no exaggerated sta EN- -Ii;s, promise nothing
not prepared to perform, advertise no teach
not actually engaged, and make no claims csn
not subs antlate
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets Ct books in every branch ~
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and Re.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock. and Com
pound Company Business, Mauufactur.ng Commits
sion, Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Brokerage and Exchange (two complet practical
faYmsl, End In BANKING The most complete and APP
pr0ued knol1n system, ana superior 20 any 9th. T
taught in the West. The course in
PENMANsHIP
Is under the charge OF Mr. W: II. Pratt who received
| the premium, for Penmsnship and Gard lifting at
the last State Fair. and no def-s al competition
in Plain or Orndnl entail PenndnShip, Zen Sketch
| ing, Fourishiny, Card Writing or teaching those
| branches
He Is assisted by Mr.. J. N. snydam, who has few
equals as = practical or ornamental pennan or as
tea her.
| LANDSCAPE AND ARoHIrEC1 uRAL DRAWING,
| and the complete system Of
PHOTOGRAPHY.
| also taught by competent instructors.
Rooss-In Griggs' Block, Nrner Of Third and Per.
~ sreat>, block from the Post Oni"e, the room
| formerly known - "Grigg,' Hail." with the adjon.
ing rooms, well lighted well ventilated. and forminl
\ by far the most convenient, commodious and best
| adapted situation for the purJ osc in the city.
Open At all hours from A NJ till 9PM.
| LADIES DEPARTMENT.,
large and we'll furnished room, entirely sepq-
rate from the Gentlemen's der artment Is provided
| for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
| Ir1or further particulars tall at the rooms, Of
address ss. J., G; LOPEZ 10 Principals.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21


Aud whereas It appears further that only
. portion Of said bonds have been issued up
TO this this time, to wit: &45OOOO, 5000, 900
for the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad, and
126O. 900 for the Dubuque Western Railroad
and whereas from the great commercial dis
tssss now pervsdng the country. the want
Of confidence In the money market Of the
East. the financial troubles particularly af.
fscting the West. and the heavy taxes nee
essary to impose In such cssee. 1t 10 inexpe-
dent and unwise TO negotiate any more
loans for Railroad purpOsea
Rcsoiced That hereafter this Council viii
not authorize. countenance or consent 10 the
Issuing. sale, uss or negotiation Of the bonds
above described. or any part thereof. or
any transaction, arrangement or scheme
which shall require the issue Of expendi.
turs Of money other than for the payment
Of intsrsst already contracted Tor. from the
OY Treasury ies Railroad purpossA
| @ 49, ths resolutions &srs unani'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

TNHR three story Brick House located on the
l. corner OF Second and Reynolds streets, In the
city Of LeCla!re containing ten rooms. having riv.
er view Of some miWs up and down; also good
cstcrn which aims 300 barrels wster and
good brick smoke house. II Is OF the healthiest
locations on the Mississippi River.
Terms 81, 500 cash, the balance In l. and
years. at 10 per cent interest. For further particu
lars inquire on the premises The house 10 no. one
gear Old.
apr17N n. g. TRkFNNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
EDUCATIONAL.
E-----z------- ---~~-
DAVIS 4 TGPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES !

LOCATED:
DAVENPORT. IOwA.....Cor. vifth and sraay SIS
PEORIA, ILL............Ss and - NAN suee''
DIRECTORS:
uon r. Powell. ESQ b h Woodward, ESQ
A. willard He'd. o. r. Bisseil, ESQ,
i.sr. Negus Rsa, H. wupperu Ann, ESQ
J: D. Pa.ton' ESQ., wn,,.r, Alien ESQ
Lewis Howell ESQ Jno coeN, ~
Vim Greg. 1sq Jho Dillon. "a
usn,v Nol,r Rsa VIM r Clark, ESQ
rhos Z NAME ESQ CLss Putnam, Leo
Jos Frye, d Price, ksq
Professors OF Bookkeeping and Collateral
Bronches:
TwD.vm eSTpToH
VT DusR, I'D vREDENBuRo,
JR GOLDSMITH, JB Dopos
Professors Of Practical and Ornd mental Isnmdn.
Zip, and Lecturers on Business Cusfoms and
Correspondence
GRIFFITH, TwD Davis. ssTirros
Finance, dc:
CHAs q BoHxEY, PDAvIDsos.
JEoP DILLON, CHAs PUMA
Hos JKo r CooK, - ExsI0N, Erq..
Lander, hsa, CRAWFORD.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
Geography
HENRY AUSTIN, WV 7 CLARK.
The design Of the proprietor, In establishing this
chain OF Colleges TO afford young gentlemen the
best IL facilities for acquiring In an expeditions
manner tn rough knowledge OF Commercial bc!enee
| aud Art rs practically employed 10 the Counting
Room and business pursuits generally. These COL
Isgs emb in tn, extensive Of study, not
only book keeping and penmansbip, but numerous
other branches which will BE- " the utmost impor-
lance To every person who business OF any
kind II WI he OF ineaculAble Denent TO the Mer.
chant, Banker, Broker Aanufacturer. Mechanic,
Hotel Proprietor, Publisher, Physician, Lawyer,
Land and Insurance Agent i, For~ arder, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum.
Der Merchant, Surveyor, Hngineer Inspector Teach
| eY, &C &c.
The course OF study pursued 1T thess Colleges IL
the most extensive and thorough, not fecepting any
which has sv been IN reduced into any similar in
stituton In this country. The teachers in the vAri
Gus departments are atknowle@ged to have no supe.
riors IN their respective professions
"Spencerian Peumanship."
Of the utility OF the abov" named syt TEN Of Pen.
msnsh,p II Ii Gnne essary to comment, ns vide and
wienlng popularity, among the disotrning and IN
t-iiQtLt classes OF ohmrLity tnoughout tue civil
tied world, a,r Is conclusive evce'ce that II II the
| bert known system; and in reality the ony one
which Is recognized ~ being system among thost
classes.
This system o, writing taught in these Colles es
In oil its forms both pract al AMI ornamental and IN
all II, mod IN Improvements xre iilnstrations.
Pen ard Ink fpcc,rnens Of Writing, with Circulars
sent by mail free OF charge on app icasion.
Employment.
The Principals and Teachers of these Colleges have
extensive business acquaintance, end viii Away
consider 1t pleasure and duty TO further the best
ntere SITS Of their graduates who desire It, by aiding
them eli they can In obtaining situations.
Tuisisn..Payabie on Entering.
For full Mercantile Course including all depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Iectures, PeDmsn-hip and
rrraYr al nj cl1 aft Inn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rHs posrAY OF PuYsao.

TIE PosTAY OF PHYslC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THERE goes . man. mark we'll his face,
How darh snd sslow 10 its hue,
His lately flashing eye hoe dtmaed,
His pace how siugsish II Is too.
II needs words Of mine to tell
The psnes he is suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that sck his brain,
Which naught bat pills will drive away.
Behind him wslks with head crest,
With ri Wig cheeks end sparkling eyes,
friend Who yesterday, iise HIN,
Spoke nsught but woes IL sroaos and stghs.
Know ye the p7wer that hath subdued,
And scattered ali hts dreadful ilis;
Hear ye afflicted sons OF men
"Twss HBkRicK's 6U OAR CoATlD PILLS"
1eHerYifks Pills and Kid Plaste.s arc sold eve
. where.
See advertisement on 81 PAGE