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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
DENTAL.

JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS SUCH
to hts friends and the public IN
UYvU 81, beieving that viii
xA give entire satisfaction in oil work
doue in TIE Dental line. He has been engaged in DR.
Goodrich's Office for the last fifteen months, and be
ievug that he has sustained his former reputation
Dentist, he asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the public His requirements
in the knowledge Of Dentistry and arrangements In
his Office and laboratory such that he Is prepared
to do any work In the Dental line. His mode OF work
is different from ali others 10 his section Of the
try, being more Clearly and durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction to the weArer. He
will put In artificial indentures from one to en-
tire set, and do ali other work appertaining TO Dem
tistry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street,
second house west Of Main, adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required
MAJ Qdtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
BANKERS.
MACKLOT 4 CORBIN,

DAvKSPOAf, IOWA.
REFER TO:
Messrs. p. CHOUTEAU, jr. & Co., (Nou vo,r
Cashier AMERICAS EXCHANGE BANK, !
Messrs. lesson DAMIEN, Bankers, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. X. K. SWIFT, BRO. JOHNSTON, Chicago
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds rensited to
any part ofthe United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

FOR SUMNER, by engaging the UNDERSIGNED to dig
well thai shall the housewife 10 smue and the
Kitchen maid to return thanks, / dig
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
The Cro,tstt Argu, nd h, Rdl,or.

Col Hay, lhs Editor u the Crockett Ars ~,
assume, rot only 10 lay doEn and efpound author
iiatiysly the eanon' of,he true Democratic faith
to the migrants" u Texas, bu, aspifes also 10
teach them manners. We 40 rot foe a moment
question that the accomplished Editor 10 thor
ouehly ysrscd In all the occult mysteries Of the
graceful art The admirable molesty with
which he sets himself up as the standard and
,ouohstone Of every virtue, In politics, morals
and gentility, ia an lnlalliLle evidence that he IL
"thoroush-hred The polished man Of tho
world and circulating exquisite stick out In ey.
cry paragraph, and are apparent in every line Of
his smooth and clegsntl y rounded periods, We
Weld the palm Of politeness to this Chesterfield
Of the lackwoods, H. Nh emRtter Of manners We
"unscrew-." to him (see Forbes Dritton for
explanation We grant that hei very Count
D Orsay or Beau Brummcl, US to that matter -
We have not been favored with the opportunities
for improvemsnt in that line which have doubt
less been showercd upon the parloF Editor OF the
Argus. II has not been our fortune - minSle
IN tho fashionable upper ten" circles in which
he has lived moved and had his heing-never
owned half do,cn pair OF kid gioyesin our life
and bad no ringS To wear outside Of Them
We are rough Texian, almost
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

yyT Or. ". Il. Davis, Who has he,n cupns,is With
The Oy,ranl mail company a. assistant snPsnu'en-
d.ut Of tie section frum Ch'nosrne to E. rSsN, call
81 On u,a lev Jay, since and gave some intsres-
ting particulars respecting the ssrNi'e DR. D. thinks
the only serious d.neulty the company h" to con
tend Agaust, Is the iepr'dations Of tho ChIapehS'
end Ap,ches These trh'' have alre,iy broken M
many Of the stations On the section to Which he was
attached They stampede and drive Oh the mules
10 some pisces III, stations arc ss E,uch ~ sivty
miles apart and c,laEero a. mules rs, 10 be dEir-
ell along with ,hs eongh,s, for .r,uge u teams
In soms iustancts enough mules have not bee LEI: 20
carry the coaches, aud passengers have had t. rae
long distances IN horse back There IL frequently
onlv from 10 Men r., Asaton, and m.ny stations
hAv, been broke up hscauS" persons cou|l not he
Fund to renaia with so smSll number The Apa-
cheS have taken al! the corn from the company ssis-
tou beyond II P.,o. IhsycAmc in large numbers,
t,ol the corn left the mu!ts unmolcstcl and went
sn stealing expcluoI into Sonora. Dr. D. saws
ihsr- is great difficulty in getting provisions along
this ssction and there has bscn actual suffering for
la, want OF neces4arcs. lie h,nk. corn for the sec
tiou willkayo to he supplied from this country -
This i. decidedly the worst scctien on the Thoie
roule. lis $50 miles in extent, ard passes through
wilderness infested with predatory hands OF saY"-
&c. and over desert plains without wood or water
Il crosse, the Laro F.,aca'o OF stAkSd p'''n' lie
.ntcrtans no doubt that II this section Was.o Pro'''-
ted that stations could he kept up nj proper d-tan-
.ss the enterprise Would prove complete snsc.''--
When this is done he thinks the company can make
IN. trips from the mississippi to San Francisco i'll Y
days We are grnhed to see thst the Governmtrt
i. taking steps to protect the line. abr D. went ont
with the pion.sr party in June, and has been lh'rc
ever since During that time he has not slept Under
a roof He speAEO highly Of the energy and enter
prise Of the gentlemen having th;s great work in
charge
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24


Nj MS hsiIhtafs ps.sst ihFsus a here % fhufs.
iay, aseompanisi, I uadsf,iani. ~ NJ Comnssi'n.
- appointed b uts,,iE,ls aaJ charges hat alshi h
brosghi assins, him. The s1Alhlhsiion, learn, 90,
h,ii ~ Camp CeoTsr, al hon What hsaF. the
Major will he entirely aeqaiitsd u he ohsgss 10
fe charges we're made 10 The toAri. sni the en-
v evidence aiiussl vas f.YOFAlls to Maj Fsishbor,
lh'l learn from persons just from BsltnaP. and !
presume is entirely correct, The Major vas en- biz
SAY 10 his home near san Auionio.
notice in tosn today Capt c, y Baralri, who
arrived last hight, l.rslt ffOm he lraIo, Agency
Nothing Of Importance hal transPrsi lately, nor had
any further intelligence been received from Maj y.a
Dorn's command learn that Mr PsttylOhn, AHd
the soldier who vas "ounde in the recsn, STRAY q,
Delknap were both recovering,
expect have spun this letter cut about long
enough, and as my ringers are getting cold, will
close. You shall hear from At DsknsP, pToT'd'a
Tgd tAsrsl Until then. Adlsu, J,w.s,
fmp,r AOrpins, Nov. 18th
ism still ACre. and the Oalg prospect Of getting
further, is b. the generosity Of sJas friend. The
ha'k WIlI mol he down. havIEs broken down. " wrote
yesterday.
learn from persons nom tho Agency, that somt
liO hea or horses Were stolenfiTom the Reserve n-
dAnss few days ago supposed % have been taken by
Comnnehe.,
We have to-day Ns di,asreea9e day as can well he
imagined. aold n0rther is Moving anil rain ae-
companyug IT, which sleets almost as fast As Il falls
lodrs Sc, J.w.S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Mai Neirhhors

The Frontier News notices the arrival Of Maj.
Eciglbors at Weathcrford and takeg occasion there
upon we think to indulge in some very illihcral and
unjust remarks towards that gentleman. Maj Neigh
bors WAS accompanied by Col Hawkins, the Commits
sioncr appointed by the Govgument to Investigate
his official conduct as Indian Agent The News
.ays he was in ton by the Commissioner and ntimaeP
that Moi. Neighoors regarded nnything like c1cep-
TONS being taken to his conduct perfectly out
raEeeus" Vow the truth is. AMI tho News ought to
have known it, that Maj Neglbors dcuaried the
appointment Of the Commissioner to investigate his
conduct, and that the Commissioner was appointed nj
his urgsnt instance and request As soon os io reach
ed Galveston on .,is return from Washington, Major
N. gave notice through the newspapers to sll persons
that had complaints against him prepare present
them before the Commissioner He courca and chal-
iengci the fullest investigation. The Commissioner
advertised the thing in,iae newspapers and in
zita1 ali persous VIII bad charges to prefer against
the official conduct Of Major ", to come forSaSa with
their proof. The Commissioner sas ca tie ground
at The appointed time ready 10 hear nd consider eve
Try md all charges bat any person might proper
to bring forward Hchas heard all that his worst eu-
mes oouiu DflnE aStiilSI fcsult 10 the
triumphant vindicaticn Of Maj. Neighbors. There
has long been ciainor against Major NeighbOrs on
horizons Of the frontier those that have decrisd him,
have hal full and fair opportunity to sabstantiate
thee charge, They have signaiiy failed. Common
justice would now dictate that they hold their peace
st the very time that the News represents Maj
Heishbors as in os Of tie Commissioner, he was fel-
~ acquitted by that fanctionnry The News says'
ave do not profess to be well posted IS to The man
Der IN which Maj Neiehbors has discharged HE ofc-
sal duty but from all We ran gather he has acted both
.nxiseiy aud unjastiy.' Why WIS not proof that he
had 4acted anFisels ans unjustly presented to the
corhniissioaer We warrant it wosld have rendered
his removal frna eeertain. The truth s 10 such
pro-. se epine, can c mado. We advise the News
ts po.., itself before ndaiging in unjastand harsh
reflections tesaris gentleman 50 long Identified With
T.sa.. aa enc who has served Che sss'e 30 long ana
. fsiibhsly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR BLIND STAeaERs.-

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR BLIND STAGaERs.---
Give one ounce Of Quinine dissolvedin the,
usual quantity of wafer commonly employed.
in drenching. Mr.. James A. Fl. Hossack, Of
Cass county, recommends the above remedy as
certain cure for that fatal disease, blind stag;
gers. He has witnessed its successful admin,
istraion in almost hopeless cases. he informed
us. in person, when here few days SINCE,
.jimmey is extensively known in this section Of
country; in view of which we need not say to-
our readers, if you have occasion, tryit Mr.,
H has by prompt attention to business acquired
the reputation Of the best collector 10 this see-
tion of country; and while making men do
right, in paying their debts, he wishes to do
the public kind turn whenhe can and there
fore authorized US to state, upon his authority.
that pint of good vinegar mixed with enough
water to prevent stranguIation is one Of the
best remedies for foundered horse that can be
given. The valuable remedies having been
presented, all we have to say, in addition, il.
If any Of eur readers has business requiring
attention OF a faithful agent IN the. region
where he attends to business. address, }. A. h.
Hossack, jefferson, Texas.-Harrissn Flas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

II We have been shown pamphlet containing
the report oC the select committee 'on charges Of
bribery AID corruption of members Of the L'gislt-
ture," printed by Marshall oldhsm, State prin-
,ers. VI. ere informed Ihst they were paid for the
printing At 4! lines par page. We have examined
it carefully and there ia not more than 20 ine' in
any page, or 30 lines counting the page line We
hope the next Legislature will look into this matter
This We sre told, is only one instances out Of m'7y
cthers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

~ Post.ma,ter. throughout the State are
10 gsdprd respectfully requested to act
a. onr Accent. They wall be allowed the
Snal'comli,, ion' for all collections made for
AHA Office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
!" ..I.---.-Nimbly in a LADY, osamter
To the lnscivious plea ing Of lutte"

We have been lead into these remarks by read
ing in The last Argus, mn article headed " the
Dallas Herald and it's Editor" in reply to our
answer to his attack upon US in which the EDITOR
delivers himself of grave dignih"d homily on
Editorial and gentlcmanly courtesy, nc ana
takes his leave Of ns with most profound dan
cling school bow We tip our Sombrero ana serape
our brogans to him in return and II 4 IS aore
uwkwardy he must make due allowance
We regret that there should have been any con,
trCversy between tho Editor OF the nrgm IN"
oprsclr II was no of orr seeking. He wns the
unrrovokcd aggreasor Wa have boon very "a
yorahly disposed towards tho paper and the Edi-
tor. hut it is not in our nature to submit tameiy
and in silence to injustice and injury.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

DR.. Randolph, celebrafed spiritualist. has
openly recanted In lecture at Utica, be
stated il as his candid opinion, founded upon
an experience Of nine years as medium that
spiriiualism was one-fhird imposture. one.third
'fnsauily, aud one-ihird diabolism. Mr Ram
dhlph declares that inssss.sty is ihe usual fate
81 trance mediums. He has received and *
ers,sed call TO TIE Chri ian ministry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

We learn, from Mr.. J. W Oats. that great
many Of the deer are dying Of back-tonene.
People will Of course be careful who they buy
their venisnH or IL is noted fact that neith-
er wolves nor buzzards will touch the meat OF
animals dying witt, this disease. We doubt
whether our Indian hunters themselves would
eat il. but are no, so eertain that they might
no. now and then sell haunch Of such
Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

ess- One Of the prairie Poosies of our contributor
Wy. @. Weaver Esq, 'whore would be With thee"
has been copied from this paper into Srahnms Mag
sxine and appears in "the Cnbinet Of Kisses where
the Editor arranges it among the mostsparkllpg gems
This e well meritad compliment ic the Poet Loure-
ate of Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

Arl 10 the mnnncr born 80

and We cannot be expected to how as gracefully,
or speak in .'sct phrase" Us courtly "a Col. Hay.
But tho Edito, of the Argus is mistaken In one
thin,--neither courtly manners or lordly AFRO.
cancc give any one right 10 set in Judgement
on tho Democracy or political honesty Of men
whose whole lives have bocn devoted to the unn-
sweryng advocacy of its principles, and especial
" men who were Sighting its battles in Texas
when he perhaps, was cnpering
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

- Northern Texas has thus far been exempt from
that dreadful infection. the Black Tongue We have
not heard Of single instance Of It yet and as IL is
believed to disappear with the advent Of hessy osts,
we shall probably escape It entirely this season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Y,,y I,prIx prrr.Dlrox,--A gentleman -h2

Kssy IspIir pErruDlrroSs.-A gentleman Who
recently returned from Austin, brings rumofs Of
more Indian depredstiOnsip the counties North o.
che road from Waco to Austin. He beard that ths
people were sorting mp at Lsmpases and Gate'tille'
and k.t FIVE families had been murdered few nights
before he passed along, near Gatesville Our infor-
snt doe, not voach for the truth Of these reports.
hut think. there must be souething in H. Capt.
Ford with a company Of Rangers is on the ground by
lie ,ie and will attend 10 them IL they have not left
We are esiaeusy to have no peace or security on IN
frontier until the hostile savases are ertsrmnated
f,.t. or the people Of the frontier who have long
,oe realized Il 70 their os. viii act on H. AID clean
the-n 10. The sooner L Is doae tie better.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

- Charlie, Lsrshse. the Democratic ssniidst. for
Congress, in the third District Wisconsin, it is report
ed is elected. Thi. is Democratic gain, chsrles
Dninrhursi, The present member b.ag
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Toe Pfolsssion o. Law w. fhsnaship ssd
UoneffV


NJ ksfisF - ana Lsrytf-a0'is iffksisT ~
IsiuiargsT ihsy Constitute ~ part u my instincts
siueaten o. practice an ioni n The PFof,ssl,a 90
ccount % IL deep and sold huntsilon IN truth,
And ihs noble sTutinrs hat develops the science II
that sres, psoPs in al thing, pertaining 10 human
action Anl relations
My practice il designed 10 b., and must be char
soieFiisi ~ q hTm reliance on this immutsle els-
meat lll-dssigning lawyers aud groyeling Peltifos.
gss may drive 10 The Necessity IT rspellins thoir
insdi0us designs With their awn s-Apons. bat uo
hops II fec or reward could Induce me 70 leave the
imprslahle pIesnels o. Justice AMI gentlsasuly de-
pertinent I may DO wrong by ihslsertsnes, or fall
into error from Misfortune but my heart will always
be right. anl my lips ready 10 make AionemsAt sud
my hands to make rspAration, hal thought that
my course in Dallas for ten years should enile we
70 credit Tor eahier, and dd not believe that
any one could suspect me Of acting Improperly under
any coneeAlment or evasion, or 81 pernl,tng an act
u the Kind pass with nav eonnisAnee bat In this,
Tear am deceived. My lips may be sealel, but No
power can foroe me. or reward induce me 10 give ut
iersRse to language that would deceive any man 70
his injury, or act, under any eohseament ofan illegal
or unjust proeerllng.
These reflections called up by remarks that AZ.
being made to-day IN citation TO an important suit
hSd tbs nisfoTigRs 10 institute yesterday against .
highly esteemed citizen 81 our town. Traly he is
good citizen aud esteemed by me very highly. but
that Is no reason why should not prosecute suit
against him. II any grounds for reflections upoa
me for doing 50. I am employed by gentleman who
comes we'll recommended and whose Department give.
high indications 81 lis being real gentleman; ard
II he IL not true and noble hearted man. hls powers
OF dissmulaian on ght to place him beyond Tho reach
81 all the passions that hold empire talent ani
intele,', bat mr. 80 tit fG n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

IN. New York Fab stsi. Of bonhets, are ees-
.rfs-a :. r--.ursiEs r.yu~s. lea, trimmed vita
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

the hiyhway, - sial y sisp, a 4Rsj,sN
| congratulate myself, on heins too wet,s. g,g'E
any one to believe that my zeal IN prosecuting eause
depends upon my friendly relations or tho popularity
Of my client. A Just cause is aulf;cnt incentive to
my excrtions II Is known that have prosecuted
causes with success, against my best friends, when
the standing Of my client was considered, by the 9TH
or party and the community, as an insurrnountsbls
barrier to my success -
claim as much devotion TO my friends as any man
md will sisrih much for them. when propriety
demands II, hut in this instance, there was nothing
10 Indicate the propricy of my refusing 10 prosecute
suit have sufficient to believe that the
defendant would not have employed me-
Let me feel and know that individual has conf
ience in my disposition and ability, and that he would
rely upon me in misfortune, and will make any sac
rifce or undergo any pain peril to preserve Kim
The wealth Of the universe could not procure my aid
to iniure him. But have lived long enough to know
that the vicious and unprincipled generally look
ed to when danger approaches, and hence. whatever
may he my proves or aspirations for glorious strife
will never sacrifice moral principle to win sp-
plarsc. know that moral rcctitude is regarded as
weakness but Tan happy'to know, also, that duty has
never oallei me to position from which have heen
compelled 70 shrink JN0 NJ CROCKETT
Dallas Nov. 10Th 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

f,s lac el.stisns in the N5ithess States have
hsd TIE eset q stir up Tie Texas prs q - pr
re-. se ,ss-, = - i'tgef 'As; sirs7'sh'l''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

{Wben did Moses Sleep i've in q bed Why
uAcn he slept with bis four-fathers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

Z Mrs Pariington, speaking Of the rpid man
ne, n which deeds are psTeeiTsted, sad ;hat -
onir required tr'o secori2s ci6ahts duel,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

A New YonvER's ELECTION RAILy.-The
'local" Of the Buffalo Republic go, off the,tol.
lowing "load" on .heeyenng OF the ol..''on On
his own account:
VOTERS!
Only a few hours will intervene befors you
will be called upon to exercise your rights as
freemen, and at the baIlo,.bos state your pref
ere noes for rulers and officers.
BE PREPARED!
cont WEAR YOUR BEST CLOTHES
Patriotism doesn. require the sacrifice Of
your othrr clothes for the sake Of the Union.
ROLL UP YOUR TROUSERS and GO in.
VOTE EARLS
VOTE FREQUENTLY!
VOTE OFTEN
KEEP on VOTING
When you get well known at one Ward, go
to another, but vote manfully, and for whom
you like, and frequeny-we insist, frequent.
~.
DON'T VOTE BoR GENERAL JACKSON
For he is dead.
RALLY! RALLY! RALLY y!
TO TIE POLLS!
Save your country! Have you wives and
Voc that those orphans may en-.
ioy hereafter the political privileges you are en-
loving, and let not the traitor and the treason
strike them down. If they do hit, hit back
our whole human nature calls on you to hat
back. We need not suggest hitting hard when
you hit.
VOTE UNTIL sUNDswN!
DON'T LOSE A CHANCE
PUT IN ALL THE VOTES YoU CAN
GO 1T GO If !. F! GO rT!iI
Swear in your votes II you can't swear
your votes in, swear as the inspectors of cleo
lion. Have swear at somebody, at all events.
VOTE ALWAYS!
Never mind your dinner or supper, but stay
at the polls and vote.
DRINK CONSIDERABLY
The more you drink the better you will feel,
Moreover the candidates pay for the liquor
See that there is nothing left over. therefore.
Ia conclusion we would say,
CONTINUE VOTING Alt DAy!!!.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

The news by the latest arrivals from Europe
ARE without much general interest. We con.
dense the most important. n !
Lord Elgin has been successruP in his miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05
EXPRESSES.

VUEI17 FARGO 4 CO, NEW YORK AND CALffoR.
w Mis- Cypress Company and Exchange Dealers, Joint
Rtcct Company. Capital f600n Office ~ Broadway. w.
presses .s9t 70 Caorn oregon and Sandwich Isah the
9th and 18th o each month To Havana the eth t2h and N
OF ee IN month Exchange for sale suit C-fnr-
nis Oregon Sandwich Islands Havana Phadel-
pha NOTICE "a California Bondhoders--N. p a Co are
now prepared receive ne old bonds Of he State of Caor
TRANSPORT he 90 Sacramento civ ana
ores IN nccrlrce with e ac; % A OF April ISL sad re-
ggp ssgs ~ taseu.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05

A DELPHI
n Ctner u Spring and Crosby streets 0oreriy he old
Medical Coliege.
The proprietor respectfully ire r-hlc that In
addition 70 the usual array % talent he has secured ne
wees of the great
WIZARD OF THE NORTH.
Who vii appear every evening daring the week pand ~
o'clock. IN hts and unheari 81 fess ary and
magic. bocrs open nj 81 Commence al a. kdfnis.iyn
HBcludiny refreshmcu t tickoG IL cents