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Tlssre h.5 l---- -ss..sss..s n asAA s,ae
Chippewas, who were IN the Immediate Neigh
borhood, and the Sioux were dancing over the
possession of fourteen scalps- 1t was said that
other Sioux parties in the negliborhoOd had
eight more The ChipPewas we're believed 70
be 4S0 strong, with Hole-in-the-day at the head
Of them, and heavy engagement was expect
ed to take place soon.
Our last advices from the seat of war at
Shakopee yesterday morning, is to the effect
that all was quiet The expected attack from
the Chippewas had not taken place, though 1t
was confidently believed that large body Of
them we're still in the neighbOrhOOd. Many Of
the woudned Sioux were doing as well as could
be expected.
The Sioux camp at Shakopee is strongly for
tilted, according 70 the Indian method OF de-
fence, and it will be difficult for the enemy, if
five times the numerical force, to storm it.
A long and desperate battle was recently
fought in the Northern part Of Texas between
the Rangers under Captain Fond, and a large
body of Camanche Indians. New Orleans dates
of the LIST say the fight vas running one of
six miles, and resulted in the defeat Of the Indi-
ans, seventy-six of whom were killed, num-
Der wounded, and seventeen taken prisoners.
Three hundred horses were also captured
Capt Fori's loss was only two killed and two
wounded One of the killed was q white man,
and the other an Indian who fought under
Ford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
CASH FOR WOOL !
STOCKHOLDERS

IN OF the s. Clair street Plank Road are here
BY noii ID that inallmeni Of tee cent Of toe STOCK
ptions said Company repaired be paid
rreasuferth the on Of Company 10 the City
OF Cleve and before the 3h day OF July Also
ther nst3lmenf oftea cent tie seth dry Of
telbe Also smother inSfa lsnt Of
the S)h day Of November Also, another INSTALL
OF the 3ist Of Jauuarg. Also
another nstallment Of ten per the 3oth day Of
1859 also, another insfament OF per
the 3Hh day OF May l9, and aiSl aaoher nsallen Of
ten per cent. the 5sth day OF July, lsd9
By order Of ths -Osrd- E AYEkILL,
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Geaal Notifes.


saaEn lFfsS SALEs
RY VIRTUE OF A FL. FA- ISSUED
I1 nom tho conrt az comon Pleas o. Cu5hora co-nly
he sun of J. Crnmi1zet Al, 1[ichlsl Gomez
direcied aud dsrere 4 al exross public sls =
champlain sIees, IA the Clfy q Clegel1ld CuyAoga
Cuuut1. the 81 day q I17e llto ocI1ck A. a.
lld day iAe fo1Eng 1e1rrled 111p1rr1 VII SICK 1f
qocdEiss c1nss ing of I.a, s1gEr he Isrn1 cll1 q
ia BIAS Z NlLLER' ps7aii $50
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NOTICE..
WHEREAS, Various Individuals

NM AL hIlAOs dIlUuSa luulNlQualS
w hse been IN the p-aciice some months past Of
depOsng Gals Iron and articles Of AIerrhan-
dze upon my wharf, erected upon and adjacent o.
: Guyerament Pier IN Clevelnd, under lcsnse given
70 them By the Cleveland Piftsburgh Rail Road
p1ny all such now therefore, hereby uOIfe
that species Of authority heretofore ssly
p dy gwen TO said R1il Road Company depssE goods
upon sad wharf wharlAge thereur
b. revoked All persons who shall said wharf or
portion thereof business purposes the
OF June, lss witLo ming authority from nv
Aitarnu's IN Cleveland, MessIs Spading Parsons, will
be deemed trespassers and treated accordingly
snaulsinr Parsons attornev. n sIsiL,I ~
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LIoI VI hNIMALc1 HC-s g.
ELEPHANT-il LIONS and LIO NESSES Asiafic and
Anican-9 SOUTH AMER SILVER LIONS. or Pumas
Il ROYAL BENGAL TIeER- JAVA TtGEk-2
SPOTTED HTAENAS-l BLACK LAMA, or Alpaca
Sheer-I burmese CoW-l OK NCNDA. q zeon-f
IIGER-2 cALIEoRNIA 0RIzzLY aEARs-l n A
PANTHER WHITE COONS-3 OCElOTS, or Ilker
cafs-5 SPANISH AlACAWS-l PECCAVA-2 AERI-
CAN OSTRICHES1 Al KANGAHDO-l
RIE WOLF ! YOUNG ROYAL IlGER, months old
II Musk OF Ciyet CAT-2 ICHNEUM0N-3 ROCKY
MOUNTAIN 1N9BADGEPS-CAEFRE LIONESS and
CUBS, one year od-PARROIS-GuINEA PICS
PHEASANTS-CRANES ES-STORKS, &c, &c, besldesa
Colony ef APES. MONKEYS, BABooNs, &C.
The Procession Will enter a o. near 10 ocock led
hy ". LUDWIG'S Cornst Blnd Proiesscr HOWELL,
uupil Of VAN AMBURGH. VIII enter the cages VIII
Lions Hsers. Lenplrds, ke-
For minute description, see larEe Plc.orias.
VIII oIhfbit IN tins cry MONDAY AID II ESDAl.
Tune IAN ard onthe m Sennc Sreet BrdIe,
Psrfomances viii connsnrr each tay n u and p NJ
l5cents le1soto
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Iudiap BattIes-BallIe with the Indians.

Those cid enemies, the Sioux and ChiPpe-
was, have recently been scalPing each other to
some purpose in the vicinity of Shakopee, Min
nesota The Sioux having recently entered the
Chippewa country in the northern part of Min
resota and borne off some thirty scalPs, the
Chippewas determined to be Ievenged, and $50
braves took the wsr-Path intending to make a
descent on the Shak-Pay tribe of sicux and
massac,e them in the night. They did net
sncceed, and regular running hand-to-hand
Indian fight of three hours ensued, during
which several were killed on each side, and
more wounded Both tribes claimed the Ticto-
nv, and both had materials for a sralp dance
The people of ShakOpee collected upon the
bluff, and witnessed Indian kill Indian without
any symptoms of regret Further fights are
anticipated, as the enmity between the ChiPPe-
was and the Sioux is of long standing and deep
seated.
The St. Paul Minassofian of May 3Ist, has
intelligence from Red Wood. the Sioux Asen-
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dissolution. - The Partnership
IL heretofore existing between the understand IN lac
business Of he Angler House day dissolved SILAS
MERCHANT will pay the liabilities and collect the out
iun2 In is WILLIAM ROGERS
SILAS MERCHANT
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y Mr. Rsr.n was unanimously confirmed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
proclamation.

lMHRREAS, by an Act OF the Sevn,h tncrai
w Assem- y ~ the State OF Iowa, entitled IAN
Act revising and am nding title " Of Code and fur
thcr pruvliug III elections, ling ncies IN IN
resignati bns, ard coitesiIng elections" approved
March - 1853, it made the duty Of the Cover
nor at least thirty days bso,e general election
to issue his ion designating all the ofcc.
to be filled by the vote Of all the electors IN che Stat
or by the electors in any Judicial District:
Now therefre. j. Rail- h p. LOVE-, Governor ~ the
State of Iowa, do by this my proclamation publish
and declare, thst MT he next general election b.
OCTOBER next, the following Offices are TO BE- filled
BY vote OF all the electors ~ this State, TO wits
ThA once OF Secretary q State;
The once OF Auditor OF STATE;
The ilce Of Treasurer II ate
Tn ofhc" ~ Attorney GeneraI:
The Office of r. eister Of State Land Once;
Tho Once Of Commi. sioner OF the Fer Moines Rv-
or Improvement
And the fol owing cfHces are to ba filed by vote Of
the electors each Of the eeve Jul districts OF
this State, tablished by act OF the said enera
Assembly to-wi,:
The Office Of District Judge;
The Office OF District Attorney;
TIL Cfice OF one Member Of the Board Il Educa-
ton.
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned, pArtic
ulnry the Sheriff. o' the several Counties will take
notice, and be governed accordingly
In testimony W, eTcof have hercunto set
my hand, aud affixed the Great Seal u
(~>~ the State Of Iowa
}Ls Dine a. DeaAeiaes this ninth day Of Au-
- gust. A. ID 1873 Of tie lndsIe iencc Of
the United States the SD, and OF thu
State the 18th.
RALPH r LOWE
BY the Governor.
ELIJAH SELLS.
Aug24iAwtd Secretary Of State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
The Judgeship.-Move Papers out for
the Peoples Candidate.

Among the recent accesslons to the
cause Of Judge Bennett the Indepen-
dent peoples candidate for Judge of
this District, we notice the Citizen, a
paper independent in politics, publish
ed at Camanche in Clinton county,
and the Enquirer, the democratic or
gan OF Muscatine county. From the
latter Of these papers, we publish in
another column an able and sensible
article in which it abandons the posi-.
ton taken by it two weeks since in
favor Of democratic nomination. and
agrees with the Central Committee Of
the District and with the Democrat, in
the belief that it is inexpedient at this
time to make party nomination. 1t
also reviews the merits of both of the
candidates, in fair and impartial man.
ner and comes to the inevitable con-
clusion-the conclusion which has been
arrived at by every Independent voter
in the District-that it is its dutv 70
support Judge Bennett.
The only organs now left in the sup
port of Mr.. Dillon, are papers the cdi-
tors of which were directly engaged,
and participators, in the wire pullings,
pipe layings and frauds by which his
nomination was sprung upon the re-
publican party.
We commend the article of the En-
q"'rer to the careful perusal of all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
DEMOCRATIC.
100000 90
THE N EW ..

Comptroller Flagg, of New York
City, refuses to pay the little matter of
$4,000 for the Cable dinner at Metro
politan Hall.
The 3Oth Annual Fair Of the Amer
lean Institute opens on the 18th in
slant, and will continue at Oct. Goth,
in the Crystal Palace in the city Of
New York.
An old villain Of 20 years is now
under arrest at Green Spring, Ohio, on
an indictment for three rapes the sub
jects of his amorous propensities being
IL, IL and ID years Of age.
Six persons are to be tried for their
lives at the next term Of the Court of
Oyer and Terminer in Albany county
N. Y. The youngest is twelve years
old, and the oldest fifty eight.
The Buffalo Commercial says Martin
Wilson, aged twenty six years, employ
ed in N. B. Hoyt's Steam Saw Mill,
was killed Saturday morning by being
accidentally caught in belt revolving
at the rate of about four hundred rev.
olutions per minute.
One millions acres Of land are adver-
tised to be sold at auction, at Tallahas-
see, Florida, on the It'll and l4th Of
December, belonging to the Tallahas-
see Land Company, extending from the
st. Marks to the Apalachicola rivers,
in Middle Florida.
Hon. E. Ellis, who has been forty
years a member Of the Baitish Parlia-
ment is on tour through the United
States. Mr.. Ellisis sevcnty-eight years
OF age, hale and hearty, and worth up
wards of a million Of dollars. He
travelled through the Uunited States
fifty-six years ago, this being his
second visit.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow and Hon. ]
Clancy Jones have both been re-nom.
mated for Congress in Pennsylvania.
Hon. G. Billinghurst one Of the
Representatives IN Congress from
Wisconsin has been nominated for re-
election by the Republicans of the
Third District
Gen Harvey has returned TO Wash
is1ssn, end Il preparing for his depart
ass 70 assams biz command on the
PsaAs n ~ ssssmss u Tie aoth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

A telegraphic despatch received on
Friday evening contained the melan-
choly intelligence to our republican
contemporaries, that the prop osed Goa
lition between the Republicans and
Know Nothings of New York had
fallen through. The marriage between
the two parties so happily suited to
each other, failed to be contaminated
in consequence Of difference about
the settlement to be made upon the
bride-the Republicans insisting upou
their right % appropriate the entire
nominations and spoils Of the new
party.
To this, after all preparations for
the wedding had been made, after the
father Of all evil and other guests had
assembled to witness the ceremony,
even at the foot of the altar, when
High Priest Weed, assisted by Father
Greedy and Deacons Brooks and Ill
man, was about to perform the i'm
pressive ceremony which was to make
"them twain" one flesh, even while
the first words ofthe blessing trembled
upon the lips of the venerable High
Priest, the blushing bride, Know Moth
ingism, objected, and asserted her
right to at least one half Of the five
barley leaves and two small fishes.
The difference which thus unhappi-
ly arose, at the moment when all diff
ferences and difficulties were supposed
to be at rest, Immediately assumed a
most serious aspect and each
party went to work and made
nominations on their own hook
the ceremony Of marriage being adj
journed until both parties shall get
| o'ei lhCii PcI'
The result is most unfortunate for
our neighbors of the Times, who labor
ed so diligently to smooth the way for
the announcement Of the fact that the
coalition had been accomplished.
We are not entirely sure but that
our neighbors Of the Gazette, after all,
exhibited more foresight than their
younger Republican contemporary, in
preserving bland silence upon the
subject, until actual intelligence Of the
anal gamation was received.
The Editors of that Journal having
been members of both the Know Moth
ing and Republican parties, understood
better than the uninitiated, the newt
able difficulties which must arise upon
the division Of the spoils, and accord,
inglv knew enough to keep their
mouths shut upon the subject.
The unfortunate republicans of New
York, having thus got the sack" at
the hands of the Nnow Nothngs, will
now be obliged to devote their delicate
attention to some other ISM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
MEssRS. vANDBvBA
Pill address the people at
Surveyor Vandever VS. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press

Resolued. That tho Constitution confers
upon Congress souer, ign power over the Ter
ritories of the United States, etc.-Phiiddei-
phia PLATFORM.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug.-N.
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.-Buriington Ha,ck- Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-Davenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr.. Lefiingwcll
and the Democratic party. - Wanderers
Speech at Davenport.
will vote for the admission Of slave
State. provided it is the wish Of the people
to come into the Union with a slave cOnsti
tuition Wanderers Speeches at Delhi, Mar
ION. Cedar Rapids Fulton, Toledo and other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN LouIsIAxA-Sr
JonN AND ST. JAMEs.-A paper published in
the parish of st. John the Baptist, La, of
the 2Sth ult., contains the following para
graph, under the heading of the committees
in st. James:
eve learn that the most violent agitation
prevail Is in St James. The substitution of
committees to the regular action of the law
has produced disorders there which it was
easy to fores-e. Nearly all the citizens are
armed and ready to come to blows. A new
store has been attacked and its contents
sacked; the store keepers, on the other
on the other hand are sustained by their
partisans. A difficulty has taken place be
tween one of the members of the first com
mittee and Mr.. +. Leblanc. The latter has
left the parish; but his departure has rot
destroyed the germ of disorder which tends
to increase in St James"
The Donaldson "Vieilant" of the 29th ult.
refers at length to the subject, and states
that so many evils have resulted to the
slaves in the parish of ST. James, from the
numerous violations of the law forbidding,
under eevere penalties, the selling of spirit
Ouo IA4uOiS W tucIu, tuoI the p1uuJerS IOTm-
ed q vigilance committee to break I'D all the
stores suspected in the matter. They have
given notice to leave to all persons concern.
ed in selling whisky to negroes, and where
this notice was disreg arded they have en-.
forced 1t with an application Of tar and
feathers. The storekeepers have also organ
lied and armed to resist these active pro-
ceedincs, and at last dates a conflict be-
tween the two parties seemed evident.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

No House on the corner Of Sixth and SOFT
streets, lot 6oslJo, upon which IL erected frame
house, and brick stabls. this Will be sold low
MOI. lot OF S0xI50 adjoining NJ on the east
a beautiful spot filled with fruit trees grhpea &c n
btaut ful location for = Residence City orders VIII
be taken Tor tbs whole OF the lot.
No 8. house and lot on 9Th sire ct between way-
rem and Brown. Price 81 400. Terms OF psym,nt
very sasy.
Mob. honse with the lease Of one or ,woIots ON
BrsdY street beta lIth and 18TH ttreots Tina In
cheap home In very eligible situation
No lot OF 96x 800 on the corner ~ Main and
Sixth streets one Of the mott eligible situations for
private lie ld"noe unHer the bluff
No I. Three lots IN SH ymAker's subdiyision N
fsrEafn west of Locust street. Lumber ~ briekwill
Be taken in part payment for the above.
\" ;, Lot With pntd hou'e sii h four rooms and
basemen III Forest ID llonr Addition one -th strert
b tween brown and Gaines STREET. PritesI4 400.
Noy. Brick house and lot on south side u nfth
STREE west OF Rocs Island str, IT,
No ~. lot on esst side OF Rock Island street
near stu, 32xl00 Price S450
No H. ftrme house wiih rooms and stable f1r
two horses on Lot q, BECK |, Psrker's n Idition
Price only 1900 dollars 33Oo cash. balance in install
nientB of 500 per annuin.
No II franz house with 2 sesrs Of GROUND on
Marquette ana 2st str etc near the grounds Of tho
Cath lie r. male Seminary.
No Ii. The lease for 16 years for nIimi r Of Iots
on Brany. Main and Harrison streets
No IL. Thelease of 10 lots in kce'ssubdiylaiop 81
lots isr - years at very low ground !, mt r, n ti5
y $50 per anLun with the privilege Of purthasn. r
have the improvements pad for al he end Of tho
rat" There Is no better way for . man ~ tm.lI
capital to procure home without being taxed with
a heavy Interest and experiencing the ANXIETY ~
In a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
The Oakdale Cemetery Company

uAvE an ONCE for the Transaction Of BURNERS IN
II Mervin's Block, Perry street, which VII be- pen
from 10 TO II, NJ and from 70 s, =.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots,
will please call i'm mediately and do % and receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
survey d and stsked of in lots. The community
generally 10 invited to examine them and make g.
loctions
Il n The intention OF the company 10 make this
Cemetery complete in all Its appointments. The
syesu es are broad and curved native forrest trcee
are carefully preserved, and yarons kinds % shade
trees have been set out. comp tent person oocl-
pies the Porters Lodge, and II constantly employed
b taking care Of and improving the grounds.
All applications for lots or burias must be made
at the o6lce, where cards authorizing burtals vii b
issued
The public, In patronisipg this Cemetery, may feel
assures that II viii beDvotssted IN every way due h
Jte 0aeSed puYpoos ~ =. HlL0RB1n,
wrA19-M oaerstsv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

nR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS. FOR
~ FsMALK,, are infallible In ofre:ting irreguar .
lilies, relieving oil painful and distressing mensirua
.ioh tpsrticus'y at the change Of lifs) from to
two pills will cure that debiitaiipg Complaint. the
whites, relieving sill distress and pain. Remove ali
distractions arising rom colds or any other cause
ana Always successful ss . preventive. and at the
same time perfectly harmless. Price Al per no,
With fun and explicit directions
Id Wholesale snd retail BY 3. W. OSGOOn.
Druggist general agent for Davenport AMI vcir ity'
ne viii supply dealers 1t Proprietor's prices and
srnd the pills by return Of mall on.
closing nim u THROUGH the Davenport Post Once.
CARLOS 4. COOK, Agent for Roek Is,snd ana
vieinity. ~
i, .. me ccnposition o. these pl,s /. n. ...,..
1hySicians and Others can know TIA insreAi,nts i,
ie9uiftng et tbs aUoncy, Ana tAsy vii ten 81 ma
sAey ass enrsros % anything heretofore intreS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

Amsst everybody haI heard OF Mann's Ague Bal.
sam. the attention OF our numerous readers Is di.
rected to the advertisement found is smother column
Of this paper Of the high estimation that Is placed
upon this, the greatest remedy knorn to modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
win - large share OF public confidence in so short
a time IS this has done, n we may be allowed 70
judge by what we read but this should b sufficient
particularly when we see such testimonials coming
from Of undoub,ed veracity from all parts Of the
country. There be doubt but that /, is one Of
the greatest discoveries in the medical world, and de-
serves the appreciation and esteem Of our reader,
aud the public. Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
DlsSOlsefiOss Notice.

WYE, the undersigned, do mutually agree thu: the
w eo-partnsrship heretofore existing between rs,
AZ per s,ticiss Of rtasrshp under the frm style
o. Wuppernaan Iillis in the Grocery end Produce
Wuppermann sseumes the deb0 and effects Of SAID
arm and b. him. and in his me, the said business
vii hescaster BE- conduc.ed. 1he 81 wuppef.
Arm viii be 10 him paid % be Alone v authorised %
receive the eame
davenport, Iowa, AuSsst Sosa iese: -
ArgJI.d1W S0HM klll0,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
STATE CANVASS.

The Hon. J. y. ELLwUOD, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General OF ths state Of Iowa, will sd-
dress the people st the following places, TO vii:
Osksloosa, September -, O'Clock.
DddyviiIe, September IL. O'Clock.
OttumWs, September 10, O'Clock.
Yaiins Id, September Is, O'Clock.
Keos,uqus, September l6, IL O'Clock.
~ Madison. September II. O'Clock.
Keokuk, September 10, O'Clock.
Du ington, September 20. O'Clock.
Muscatine, September u. Z O'Clock.
Davenport, September ~. 7 o'clock.
Lyons, september 2s, O'Clock.
Dubuque. September Is, O'Clock.
Iowa City, October 2, ! O'Clock.
" Hon. 8. A. RIOE. Republican candidate for
Attorney General Is invited TO he present and dis
cuss the issues before the people