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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

disintcrcstcd adviser. The Douglas
Democrats will doubtless feel properly
grateful for the disintercsted care
which their enemies take of their well
fare.
The article to which we refer Is but
another of the apparent schemes of
the Gazete to create disscnsion IN the
democratic party. An important State
election is approaching and the rcpub-
licans--awarc, that that the lemocra-
cy, if united, will 20 into the contest
with certainty of Success AS for
lorn hope, are attempting to divide,
that they may conquer. lago, like
they come to the Douglas democrats,
protesting "A most generous interest in
their welfare and nagnanimous de-
sire for their political well being, and
whisper falschoods and make insnua-
tons against that portion OF the party
which supported the al linstration
on the Lecompton question. The
scheme is concocted with michaeyalan
Ingenuity; bat will deceive no one
Tho Douglas democrats are entirely
competent to shape Their own coursc
without the advice of their political
opponents. Whatever quarrels and dis
scnsIons may have occurred, and how
ever, i'll Judged and hasty has been the
course of both wings of the party III
other States, the democracy OF Iowa
have not yet been divided, and at this
late hour when the only matter of diff
ference is out Of the way forever, they
have no disposition to throw away a
certainty Of success in the approaching
election, even upon the advice Of 50
able paper as the Gazette. The Dr.
buYue Times, more honest republican
journal, speaks out the truth upon this
matter in manner calculated to spoil
the fine scheme Of the Gazette. Hear it:
"lf and sunshine Republican has en-
tertained the hope that the Democrat
ic leaders of this State wouil become
so disguised with Democracy as to
wish for an utilization with the Rcpub-
lican party, that hope must now be
given ZIP. The Democratic papers all
over Iowa are flied with the foulcst
abuse, (which being interpreted signi-
iies, telling the traii) Of the hePubli
can party they now join in eS-
tolling the administration q Buchanan
and III advocating harmony on the
Lecompton question:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
democratic state Css'e"tiea.

Convention Of the Democrat 70 -
~ Iowa Will De held at lows a'''' w
aA,h day Of June, 1855, for 'hc p"'s''e VI
candidates fos.+he csss Of Secretary A"'''o' anu
treasurer Of state also fof The Fa"s'e''o" 81 Al"
other ,us,nes, :. said convention may deem pfoper'
n. ratio Il representation Will he one d'iesae f"T
..ch one hundred votes. and one additional deiega'e
o.. ~.ch fraction nfy vol cast N each county
arr tge Democratic candidate FOR Governor m October
ast Counties casting less number Of votes "iii be-
sufitl eli 10 one delegate each.
No county can e represented by proxy.
ESQ w NcCLsAU, gro. =. DOW
u a p,scu WV vooHT,
Ioux C,AHx CHAnLKs CoRaEES,
". ". BRLESAP, d. w. SoL"soN'
T. ID. TEST, Stdts tetf'"' '"'"'''-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Disinteresied advice to the Douglas DEM
OCTatS.


The Gazette of Saturday contains an
article in which it displays truly af-
fccting interest in the welfare of the
Douglas dcmocrats--w Withdrawing its
extraordinary powers of fabrication
from a defence of Jim Lane, Captain
Montgomery and other Of the great
champions" of its party in Kansas,
and wholly ncgecting to apply need
coat of whitewash to the characters of
Father Greedy, High Priest Weed,
Governor Banks, Chcvaiier Webb and
the Martyr Mattcson, it generously
draws upon its prolific imagination for
facts, and upon its large heart for ad-
vice, all for the benefit of the Douglas
misunderstanding its Kansas "cham-
pions" to he hanged for their crimes,
without shrek on their behalf and
allowing the persons whose political
darkness it reflects, to stand branded
before the country for the crimes OF
bribery and corruption, it sticks its
mcddlcsomc nose into the business O.
the Douglas Democrats and advise.
them as to the course which they shall
pursue under the trying circumstance,
in which they arc placed. The Douglas
democracy arc disintcrcstcdly informe,
that the democratic party is hopeless
" broken up; that their heads hay,
been, or will be, all chopped off and
: in a word, that they are no longe
democrats. These learned conclusion
are founded upon the injudicious cours
which was pursued, some months since
r by portion Of the press on bot
: sides of the Lecompton question an
upon the family quarels Of the party j
i other States. The facts that the pas
: sage OF the Lccompton Bill is no long
er an open question that it was pa.
< sed by an almost unanimous vote {
the democracy, after a compromis
o had been effected, in which each part
conceded something; that the press
J, the party in Iowa has been almost I'm
:; vcrsally conciliatory in its course upo
j. the question that no attempt has bee
W made in this State by one wing Of Il
,. party to read the other out of the pa
> ty and that it is now universally d
- clared that no distinction is recognize
between the Douglas democrats an
2. the administration democrats-all
h thsss fhcts are entirely igaorsd By 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
LIT tu Brute.

1t is wonderful what sanitary
effect has been exercised upon the pre-
ccptivc faculties of the Republican
press by the late private murder com
mittcd by jim. Lane, Brigadi~r Gcner
al of the q" free state militia, Republic
an State Senator under the Topeka
Constitution and the great cham
pion of freedom in Kansas" upon a
brother free state man. who came
into his grounds for pail of water-
SO long as he confined his amiablc
propcnsitics to the murder Of persons
who were not ropublicans;-,so long as
he committed his murders jointly with
other equally estimiable free state men,
or did them by deputy, as in the case
Of Captain Montgomcry.-they-in the
words OF our friends OF the Gd=ette-
entertain: " the greatest admiration
for the boldness and presidency with
wlichhe has defended free state senti-
mcnts and sought to preserve freedom
in Kansas but now, when lie Las
only done an act entirely In keeping
with his whole course in the territory :;
when he has ony added one more
murder to the long list of homicidcs
which are written against him, they
all at once become alive to his real
character and commence to dcnounce
him in no measured terms. The Chica-
go Tribune, the republican organ Of
the State of Illinois in speaking Of the
subject says
The first sentiment elected from those
who were 9at all acquainted with Kansas
history, on hearing OF the fatal aifrav be :
tween Lane and Jenkins, after srmpathv for
the murdered mar, was that OF gratitude tt
Providence for Kidding the cause OF Freedo.n
of a pestilent and incendiary demagogue in
the person of the murderer"
1t is wonderful that the Tribune
never before discoursed fact which
has been known to every body during
the past two years. The truth of the
business is, that SO long as he was a
useful and convenient tool for the
wire workers of the Rcdublican party,
he was sustained but as the difficult
ties in Kansas are now substantially
settled, and they have no further use
for him, they seize convenient OPP
portunity to stab him and put him
quietly ont Of the way. The persons
" behind the scenes" have decreed
that some other person than he shall
occupy the position of republican can
didate for the office of Senator, from
the State of Kansas. An old saving
slightly changed, suits the case Q
Lane most admirably " Republican
are proyerbially ungrateful."
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Chicago Steam Marble Works.

Any lady or gentleman sisiiirg 20 r0nums nj the
grave .! their dec asea reist4sf Will tl II to the g
i-terelt 10 call N Hr A. Meek agent of Chicarc
Steam Marble Works At NJ. IstiBer's Store, corner
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

A ND others having a surplus stock OF any de.
"A scription o. Merchandise can realize the cas- h
on item oy senane then' unlimited, for my auction
sales. Sales settled the second day after the auut.
ion. Terms reasonable EJrAS HAIE
Auetioneer Commission merchant Nc. IS East
Second street.
iunt 5-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Notice to Stock Growers.
rT,HORoUGH bred Stallion "FRANCB,"


PEpiGREE.-Franc sired by Imported Glencoe, he
by Sultan. iss dam sirad by wn-ner, hs ~ Sir
Charles, 81 dam. Ana Merry by sunpt.r, h. i, sr
Archy. 30 dam, Gree an Princess, by Cook Or BLACK
burns Whip hr ~ Imported Whip Al cam.
Gen. Hanpton's Paragon, he by Fllnnaf. G-In,
Daniel Hunts Figure Mare, by d.. lIsmt}tGns In
ported Figure. 6tA lam GA 5 sinu,ersin, u II.
ported Wiiiar, b. ~ Crhe. - esH E.t.Hs,'s
CuO Maze !. ,ut.N " Oh. oth .iSIl, ty ) rvnf
she also tn dam u the good racer AinarnthuB
9th DAN, 81 rtEg, sac also the Ia of Leeds, Fog,
and Fttsh, good racers. 10Th dam, o'd Partner.
gj-sec American Turf REGISTER, yo 81 pagc $50
also Vol Alb. pages ~, il3 $50 All 81.
See WeatherDy's kns-h btud BOOK for further
particulars il needed.
Description France was ael In tho Spriu-
Of ISL He beS atiful chestnut stauds Is hands
| in,h high. Hi. near hind foot Is white, extending
little above the paster JOINT and IT, has very
pretty star OH his forehead. His tai two shaf es
lighter than the coof OF his body. H. form very
gbod--he has mn clean head. and al those p IN s
which constitute a fac forehead, has a fine nuzr.
and great width between the two side Of the lower
law, where joins the neck and throttle laI &c and
well detached lie has remarkably fiue prioked $
eyes full ard spirited, nostrlls large, neck muscular
yet light, ores; thin. Hin shoulder is well set On
the ebert shoulder blade Is lb!.qury Iniia ,sith 3
fUl development Of muscles to it, chest well
developed. arm long aud nlus cular hntcs bro d
anG strtas iess lat and show suspeusoYy lisauI I
large and fT4 ptsterus en- and ob!qut, ft't sou,l
sni prop Sc, lte withtrs, COED t.g'h Il hody
back muscular. loit- full and strong, h:Ps vide
~ GOOD length AMI breadth Of body Tor mHsc0ar A.
tachntnt, stiff and louer thigh iuHe, stE>pE ana
fully developed heck bonv aSd strons helies below
the hook Hat sud free from adaesiOu The leac1eu
aud tendons are full AMI standug free fro~ tie
bone; .lnts well formed and vide In fact ali lis
POINTS are proportVnate and Characteristic or IT,
symmetry ~ tbe true horse
TFRA2.-Casb in advance. SIS for the season
SO FOR INSURANCE.
This horse Will stand iur.u. thc OF ls5S .,
NJ barn il West Deyeport, snd WI serve uni. 1
nj nlber Of mares )besds hcse ri his ownef) ." tn'
ter', above neiuned, The money - pAia when tht
mare is .eive,, every The difficulty exp
rienced In mskng collect 1ns, r.ndcrs s,rict a.
ferenco 10 this rule ABSOLUTELY Necessary Mar,
bred to this horse not proving ia foai, can b. re
back to the HIN the folew9 year ir, OF charge.
Every p'ect ntiun vii be takea to avoid accident
ard escapes but should any occur II will be ~ IN,
risk OF the owners.
For fun particulars apply a. Cannon d French
Mills, OF to J. N. CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Dwelling House for Rent

'NHE Large three s.ory Horse, conrsla Z u room.
l. finished Ia the be manner, corner az ,;th mi
iowa ST., would be ST.; sos for geateel boatding
house. Enquire II 2t.IAS HALE,
mayilu No. IS last Second street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
The Auction Sale

nFpancy Dry Coos Ac. viii continue eyeYy
~ aftsrnoo IN at oelck this we. k Seats reserved
exclusively for L dies. e OF the bsst goods mr.
still left unstld, at HALES AUCTION Roo Ms. No
80 East Second Street.
june6-ctf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
War Of 1912!

IF the gentleman who called at Macklot Corbins
i some two or three weeks since 70 enquire abovt
pension and Who represented himselfas having tvcd
90 the war Of ls12 and the Mexicoa War, WIN -
- ~ viii hear ot opmethiAI . ~ o1voataGo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

CRoPs ~ NORTHERN iiII>ois.--1he Kan
kakee is said to be two miles wide in some
places, caused by the heavy rains.
The Wabash was overlooked on both
sides for iniics-the farms are completely
inundated-tut little corn planted, and not
near all the blowing done, We learn that
the country south OF the Wabash river has
been entirely too wet. and is stili, to ad-
nit OF even preparing the ground Tor plant
ing.
Such is not the case with Us: ii NAV rain
every ether day for q month and Still our
farmers can manage to prepare their ground
cur soils is Of such nature that we can
neither be dowred or dried ou The corn
in this country is looking Vel 1T >, esent
and doing finely. Uur farmers with one ac-
cord testify That all the seed they planted,
knowing it to be good, has come up and
locks well. The rain, TO be sure, has Civ
en- the grass a fine start, but its pro 5ress
will soon be blasted by the shovel and the
hoe
The only trouble We need fear ia in re-
speet to eur wheat. 1t is how headingand
being so rank the rain and Wild may loi &c
1t some, i}ut We Will borrow no fear
Lopcste Uhiou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
mAY2d1nn
StraVcti or Ssoiass

Il RON the residence Of the soubscriher, near Da-
II venpTt, a three year Old bay cat. with a
white spot on his forsht a.. anybody giving H.
formation that viii lead to his recovery b. sai.-
ably rewarded. JOHN Z. KING.
maf12 -d3fW1t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Auction lie Of Real Estate.

On Monday .Ae 7M at 4 O'Clock p. N
= SHALL SELL public auction, on the premises,
that beautiful peel Of land, soush-west corner
Of Foustsenih and try streets, fronting on Perry.
For furthes pArtnars spply to
AUoUo1U1 HAvILAuD,
Real Detate Agent,
ua1oo a. , Or uyo1y ~ q ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

VDIANTa for sals6weet Potato, Cabbage, Toma.
L TO. &C. Ordeleft at the old stand of p & L
Burdick, Perry stIt, below Second, will meet with
prompt attention.
All kinds Of ca lies In season.
auvslO.ttf D. Q. BCROICK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
PkIONOG RAPHY
THE ladies, DEPARTMENT

For the accommodation OF Lady students, large
and well furnished room, entirely separate from the
Gentlenen'5 oepar tment Is provide |.
n. X. Wewould call attention to the fact that
all our Directors, Lecturers, &C, ara residents a
this city and NE Teachers all engaged here ane hav-
ing hsd an experience OF several years AS practices
accountants and teachers and been established kre
for some tim we would reans st the public - e'e Us
u call and examine the course ard facptieS for
teaching Ii. LOPEZ * g1sATF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Davenport Commercial College,

Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
la-INOOR PORATED IN l656..L
ENHE ONLY Commercial College IN Iowa at which
i students can receive a thorough Course Of In
struet,cn In Book Keeping, Practical aud Ornamen-
tai Penmsn ship, and all the branches taught at first
class Colleges.
-DIRsCToRs.-
hon B Sargent, ZB bowers, Esq,
J.O Cock, ESQ, w Wiley, Esq,
s Vele. ESQ, MerWn ESQ,
las Dalzeil, ESQ, FIJI Griggs, Esq,
z Coates. ESQ, II II Smith, Esq
Jno NJ Cannon, Esq, ID Patton, ESQ.
-rACuLTY.-
jog C IopEz, Prot. Of Book Keeping and kathe-
inst'cs. with able assistants.
Il PRATT, Prof Ut Penmanshp and Book Keep.
ing.
W RIPE Prof. Of German Language.
FREnS. aHRAGG, Pref OF Architecture and Orra.
mcUtal Drawing.
-LEcTURERs.-
]. sHoERY, ESD, and other able Lecturers.
Oar commercial Course embraces complete sets OF
Books intAery branch OF trade and commerce, viz .
indy dua partnership and JOINT stock and com, nj
company h-iness. wholesale and rel all, nauufactu.
ring, camnission. railroad steamboat. brokerage.
aud exchange, and the best system III Banking en-
tdnt. Al-c All Lecture, and Instructions III
iAcrcial ci.cu.ations.
The cOufse
PENMAN6EiPi
is under' tie immediate supervision Of NJ W. T.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penr,snsh hip and
Card writing, at the last State Far, and shall be
crccUed ~ none East OF Vest.
Landscape and Perspective Drawing,
and q complete sJs:emo:
PNONOGRAPHY
Also taushtby Competent Instructors.
TERMS, lover than at any ether institution Of the
klnd and TIME UNLIMITED, each scholarship be-
ing a ITE MEMBERSHIP. As pupils are instruct
Cd indiyidu,i y, and hot In clssses they may COM
mcIce At time
ROOMS We have recently mnve., into the la e
room know SO -igg's Hail." which, with the adj
ioining ro.nl, form The most c1mmodifus and best
adapted situsion for tie purpose In the city.
ODel q al houIs II, a m till u m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
DAVENPORT, pisq' syD PRESENT
70 TRAVELLING AGENTs WiaYEu.

And the secret made known q making frenn s7s u
Si50 month, and 70 risk. FOR surthtr pa-.ic. ara
address Post oicc LIZ $50, ra Tor rcferels. Demo
crAt Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

The DAUGHTER OF AARON BrRR.-The Car.
DINA Spartan supplies new incident in
the life Of Aaron Burr, regarding the death
OF his daughter. 1t processes to derive its
information from an old and distinpuishe d
citizen of Charleston, now dead:
Burr, in his many intrigue, comprised
the ruin of the wife of the captain of a
coaster between New York and Charleston.
To remove the captain, Burr corrupted his
sailors to mutiny and destroy him. On
the outward voyage no opportunity offered
| and the execution of the plan was deferred
till the return trip. Unfortunately on this
very vessel Mrs. Aston took passage Her
fate was an awful retribution on her aban-
doned father. He never looked up after, and
doubtless from the conviction that the sins
were visited upon the child. Our infor-
mant went to New York to look up the
wife Of this captain. Hearing that Burr
knew her, he sought an interview. The
mention Of the name was the signal for 81
lence; nor would Burr keep further appoint.
msnt nor impast any information on the
| topiA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
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CELEBRATED
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400 BROADWAY, N. Y.

TO N.
THESE Machines are now Justly admitted to be
i the best In use Tor Family Sewing making
new, strong and elastic stitch, which will NOT rip
IL every fourth stitch is ont. Circulars sent On
application by letter.
&c. Nashburne, Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

A WOMAN CIfsrcEn WIN SfpuCTioS.-
Soon after ak O'Clock this morning, SAYS the
Rochester Gsti0il of June 18th "A female ap-
peared at the police office somewhat excited
and very anxious for an interview with the
Magistrate. About half past six Justice
Bardwel, who is an carly riser, appeared
and heard tie complaint of the lady afore-
said
She stated that she resided on Broadway
and was the good and lawful wife OF one
Ehnn"ry a TAI oriug man, and that he was
the father of her numerous progeny; and
that hy the artiul wIles OF female living
near rs, named Nolan, he had been led
away from his true and lawful wife, AMI
seriy selnce1 from the path Of rectitude
and virtue. She, like Macaw bers wife had
determined never to desert the .f,,her Of
her twins and she had likewise resolved
that he should never desert her The mag
istrnte inquired what sort OF complaint
she desired to lodge, against whom, ana
what evidence she had to sustain her com
plant! She replied that She thought the
womau Nolan ought to be arrested Tor Sc
dueGg her husband an she went ON to
say thar this woman had lost no opportuni,
" Of late to eutica the husband of COM
claimant to Her house, and had kept him
,ncre, sharing his earning and further
that sho bad boldly come into her house
anl claimed the man III her presence, and
throwing her arms around him caressed
han / this Wa not Il clear ease of seduc-
ti"n, then the nplainul.L did no know the
meaning ot the IA. The magistrate in
CURED il the hus al WIS not 10 blame for
yielding 10 The adr.ice O! this woman
7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

PLEAsING ISclnGsr--We learn from re-
liable gentlemen. residing at Mineral Point,
Wis, OF an incident that occurred ON the
Mineral Point railroad, last Friday night,
which reflects the highest credit OH an in
dividuai whose name We regret We are I'm.
able to give. 1t appears the heavy rains Of
last Friday had swept away culvert and
a part Of tie track between .'Gratiot and
Mineral Foint--a man residing near the
former place, seeing the break, procured
lantern and fastening down the track in
the direction from which the night passen-
ger train from Warren was expected, took
II prominent post on the track, and waited
in the rain an hour and half until it came
along, when he upprised them of their dang
err The engineer was not disposed to st -
the train as the signals were not such az
railroad men are required 10 regard; but
Mr.. Cobb the mana er Of the road, had it
stopped. We understand that he intends
to give the man substantial trih,.,e for his
noble exertions to save human life, OF which
he richly deserving. -Gaie7so 1dpesttssf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

THE 81 BsCsiBER OFFERS 10 PERSONS
i Wishing tol Improve 'he.. stock. The services OF
his thorough bran lIe,etc.d Bn'l 1fEI 0SEE,n rf6i
by Erastus Corning. OF Albany N. and can r.
commend hun 10 III" public as second to no Ball or
his age $ild tcod IN the United Ststes.
PEDIGgGE Rover, yed April All, lsSi got Is
Cardinal Wiseman; dam, h auiy. Cardinal " lse-
man got by Expectation, out OF W isdoni ~ Wood
stock, l. dam by Young Fayorite, OF Nj Tulicy's
Tr4iegsr Prise Heifer Expectation was by Hope
out OF the celebrated Cow, Old SPOT. H. i own
brother to Mr.. Carpenter Dutohrss, which ott sip-
I'd tie FIRST prize Of the Royal Agricultural Soeiey
three years in succession two and thu year
CID.
Beauty, by Wonder. ti20) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Tom, (2t3) grand dam, Pretty Mid, by Chslstrey
dam, Old Dansel, by CoAlInsn's Bull grg dam,
Old Dsises, By Chancellor; eges dam, Cherry No 2
by the atc Thos Andre Knists Bull, winner OF the
cup at Hereford 1870. sSsgg oErn, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos And,ew knight OF Downtoa Castle
near Ludlow
persons d-sr~ds OF improving their stock either
for The dar- fer beef would DO we'll "a avail then.
selves this opportunity Of breeding to this iiue
anI,~sl.
The Hereford cattle are decided To be the most
choice bee! In the world.
Terms Of service For common and grade cows &5
per head, for thorough bred cows $40 per head,
Enquire ~ Cannon + French's Mills, West Daven-
port Iowa. J. n. CANNON
sprSdAw8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

LIST Of WINNERS, By THE RENOWNED TIPoRTEI
GLENCOE, SIR. Of FRANCE.
PocahontAs the ce'ebI a:ed English race mare, dan
OF Stock we'll, RatatAn and King Tom.
Reel the mother OF Proress and iecompte.
Peytona, Bonnie LAssie, the celebat Cd mare Charm
err, Ellen BateInan, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King
Mlss Julia, Blonde, wild Trshmsn, Bonnie addie
Nicholas LIST, Prior, HornpiIe highlander. Gov
WickliGe, and a host or others.