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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
and a complete system OF
PHOTOGRAPHY

Also taught by competent Instructors.
TEkMs, lower than at any other institution Of the
kind and TIME UNLIMITED, each scholarship be-
inga LIE MEMBERSHIP. A pupils are instruct
al individually, and hot III class cs, they msy COM
mence at any time.
Rooms We have recently moved into the large
room known ~ 'tGrgg's Hall which, with the ad-
loining r.. ms form he most mmodious and best
adapted situation for the purpos. ia the city.
Open At ali hours from u III till p m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Strayed or Stolen

E4O0 the Iesidencs Of the soubscsibsr, neas d.
II venp IT, three year old bay colt. with Z
white spot on his forehead. Anybody swing In
tormatoo that viii led 70 his recoveYs Will b suit.
obly rsWar1e6, JOHN +. KING.
msV14 -hltVlt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
nanecratic County COnyentiaR'

- Democrats OF Scott County will assemble IN
ousvsussou on Saturday, the 18th day ofJune A. d.
las Al Two O'Clock r. L., % appoint delegates TO at
AenA the psupocrstic state and Congressional Con
vsotloa. % be held al Iowa Oily tho cath lay OF
Juns next.
eeeh township; one for every sewnty Democr"lc
vsAss cas for Governor In October last and one for
ooeA fraction over.
ne Democrats of the different townships are 10
CRESTED = send delegates 70 the above Convention.
~ order:
AUarIx CoaBu, HU0H v. 0ILDEA,
4. 0MALlvIBLD, W.snxMAs,
~. DAKEa, 7. MELTON.
.. DOSY, CouaW ConmHfee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED

And the gcret made known u msking from CTS "a
1150 month, and DO risk. Yor further partic MARS
sddress Post Once box 6e3, and for reference Demo
crst once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
EDUCATIONAL.

Davenport Commercial College,
origx's Block, or Third and Perry s.s.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
nfrNoORPO RATED IN l650.H
sI,HE ONLY Commercial College In Iowa at which
i students can receive = thorough Course 81 H.
struc,ion IN BOOK Keeping, Practical aud Ornamer-
ta PENN ship aud al! the branches taught At first
class colleges.
DIRECTORS
Hon y D Sargent, ZB bowers, Esq,
Jso Cook, ESQ, W Wiley, E,q,
I.s virl~, Esq, PM-rvin, Esq.
las N DslEsli. Esq, m Grigss, ESQ
IP Coates Eco, ii III Smith, ESQ
Jlo N CsnnOn, ESQ, Patton, fsq.
-rACULrY-
Jos q LorEz, Prof. q Book Keeping and Nathe-
mates with abls assistants.
W II PRATT, Prof. Of Penmanship and Book Kesp.
Ing.
W RIsrE, Prof. Of German Language.
-LEcTURKRs.-
D l. snoREy, Esq and other able Lecturers
our ~ 1rrciai Course embr aces complete sets of
Book new 'ry branch Of trade and con mrrce viz
IIdylG a. pirnerthip and joint stock aud compo. nd
COMPANY ~ mess, wholesAie and retail manu- a.
rins, comm ssion. rairo I'd. steamboat brokerage
and exchange, and the best system NJ Bunkinq ey-
t8nf. Also AL Lecture, anu Instructions in com
mercial Calculations.
The coursc IN
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS
LUMBER REDUCED.

sNnu undenisned hsve Just received large stoch
j q q. Croix L0gB, and ere bow prepared - fur
ueh g thsif eaw Mn, (nlse Mil shove The Aaieeod
fieesiis.1 illaG oAlasissD ssh. Door. -. 4 4.
- r. aasvsus } 20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
The Mammoth Jack,
s. DEACON DARDEN, !,

WILL SERVE LIMITED NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
Psri6RKE.--"Deaton Dardeh" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth Ja,k-out OF
Thoroughbred "Black Warrior Jenny.
DEsCRIPTIoN.-D Deacon Darden" Was foAled on
the 18th OF July 1854. bred BY Dol II Chr.tman,
o. Jcssamn County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THREE INCHES HIGH, AND GROWING. As for ne,
muscle and s,new, he is unequaet BY any Jack in
the State and will challenge comparison with any In
the Union.
TERMs-cash-sinele leap, go; season SIS
Mares By the season, not proving with foal, will ~
served tie following season free OF charge. Every
prccaution will be taken to prevent accide nts, but
will not be responsible should any occur.
The proprietor would call the attention OF farmers,
and those persons raising stock tn the great demand
for Mules In all parts of the country, and the high
prices Mt which they are m " selling.-Call and cx-
anime Deacon Darden before having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire at Cannsn
h +, erch's Mills or Of
apr9dSw3m NJ. CANNON.
,lNHE sUBsCRIBER OFFERS TO PERSONS
his thorough breh Hereford Bull ROVER" bred
by Erastus Corning, OF Albany, N. Y and can re-
commend him to the public AZ second to no Bull Of
his age am. blood in the United States.
PEDIGREE Rover, calved April 4,h, 1854, got by
Cardinal Wiseman; dam, Beauty. Cardinal Wise
man got by Expec at,on, out Of Wisdom by Wood
stock, g. dam ~ Young Yavorie, out Of Mr.. Tulleys
Trsdegar Prise Hefer Expectation by Hope
out of the celebrated Cow, Old Spot. lie is own
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dutshsss, which obtain
ed tue nrst prize o: the Royal Agricultural Society
three years in succession - one two and three year
old.
Beauty, by wonder. (4o0) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Tom, (243) grand dam, Pretty Maid, BY Chslstrey, &
dam, Old Damsel by Coalman's Bull egg dam,
Old Dsieey, by Chancellor; ggRg dam, Cherry No
by the late Thos Andre Knight's Bull winner Of the
cup At Hereford, 1907 srgsg Dam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew knight Of Dovntoa Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS Of improving their stock either
for the dairy for beef would do we'll to avail them
selves Of this opportunt Of breeding to this fine
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided 70 be tho most
choice beef in the world.
Terms OF service For common and grade COWS Is
per head; for thorough bred cows go per head.
Enquire ~ Cannon 3 French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
spr0dAW8m
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PENMANeHIp

IL under the immediate supervision OF Mr.. W. II
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penms nship and
Gard Wriiing, at the last State Fair ana shall be
erceied by none East or Wet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

~ s. ~! !!:: II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
~
BY FRANC u. WILKIE.

The above work will be similar In Typography and
Dinding 10 Oinc,nnati In 1881" and viii include
the Hsry History and Personal and Aneodotal Rem
iniscences Of Davenport, together with Biogrsphies
L!kenesses and Autographs Of to prominent men ;
Views OF Churches, Hotels, Dwellings, &C, &c.
It will also embrace comrendious articles upon the
Phys ical INDUSTRIAL Social and Political caasscter-
lstics OF suY city full statst'cs Of every Depart
ment of note and interest, etc. eve.
Subscriptions nay b. left With the publisher, With
the author, or d 0illettS Nsws Rom, Ordsrs,by
nall promptiy attended 70 Price 81 90
Oun16ts
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Mercantile Correspondence.
TERMS--Payabic on entering

EhH WS..EN OU CNtCrIuS
For full hercsn' lie Course intending all depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures ana Pcnmanship,
time unlimited NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40
For "a lessons business writing, ............... s
For unlimited course business writing, ........ 10
Any further information will be given with plea
sure application at the College, by sending
Circular, which VIII be fu, nishei gr atuitously by
return nall. Address
LAWS & Upton,
mayl2-dtf Peoria or Davenport.
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Grocer. - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

THESE Machines arc now justly admitted to be
l. the best in use for Family Sewing, making q
new, strong end elastic stitch, which will NOT rip,
even il every fourth stitch IL out. Circulars sent
application by letter.
&c. WashbuFno, Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
ne~ecratac state Convention.

r,onvcution Of the Democratic rsrty "' - ~,
- Iowa vtll b hcla al Iowa CITY, On 'n,,t,g
anaA d.y Of June 1868, for the pups OF .nd
eand,as.ss sur the ofAces of se''e''Iy' "~'' .noh
.s.,r.r ., state also for The '.a ran. ee p u,aps
n. ratio Of rsprs.entao" viii be one asesa'e ''a
S.".,,sa votes, and one additional delegate
...c,,oo over nfty vot cast In each count,
-. n.,u.,..ic candidate for Governor IN October
c..n,ies casting less number OF votes VIII DC
..2,Glsa 10 one delegate each.
- oounty can be represented by proxy,
a. - ncCfaAaY Gro. s. G. Dow,
n n p,rcu WM vooHr,
80. o,..r CHARLES CoRKERy,
80 n.,xxAp. D. II. SOLOMON,
!. D. TEST, ShHe te"""'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
The only Full Course Mercantile
College In Iowa.

l. is the design Of the proprietors OF these Colleges
to spare no labor CT expense, in afioriLG the most
adequate facilities for Young gentlemen to quality
themselves for various responsible posi- .ions IN life
The Course Of instruction Is as thorough and COM
pieiely praccsl, thst Of any similar Institution
10 Tie Union Comprising scientific AMI practical
exercises in
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS,
Adapted to every department Of Trade, Commerce
Manufactures = comprs Eenting the best forns in
use among the most eminent establishments ,eaged
individually or In partnership IN bu.ness, whether
pros porous adverse IN the purchase and sale %
,nerchaudize at Wholesale and RETAIL impor ing and
exporting, their own account. commits or
Joint specus ion iGcudnx specu alton III Stocks
Real Estate &c. with Jobbng, shipang, Minins,
Manufacturing steamboat, Railroad Ranking and
Exchange, Books Of Joint Stock and Chartered
scclatiouS generally.
Evening Lectures
Delivered by professional gentlemen acknowledged
ability AID talent, on subjects intimately conp"ceed
with the n;ere IS OF the merchant. mechanic fir-
ner and others, viz ,-Aferc0 utie lar, Railroad
ing and Marine Lar Bankiag and Erehdage,
Poiitfcdt History, Commercial 6eogrGphy, La,cs
ot Nations. Mercantile Customs Correspondence,
Science ofAccOnnts, etc.
Practical E9e1assaNnsHif3.
This department is under the direction of the Princ
pals, T. W Davis and s. S. Upton, who give daily
lessorsin Penmanship. embracing systematic style
of beautiful Business Writing.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises introduced upon this subject as
are calculated to impress business habits on the stu
drn, we'll as to familiarizs him with Commercial
Tie hniczlite5 and PhraseolCsy-in luoipe pro fvmQ
Invoices. Ac oun: Sales, Bills OF Exchange. &t.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
Embrace general exerc ses and rules for every va
riety OF compuatipns, pertaining to business ,eg
taught According to the most modern and approved
methods; Interest, Discounts, Equations, Arbttrd-
ton Of Exchange, etc.
Time Of Commercng-Now-anv time.
Requisite QUALIFICATIONS to eater-An ordins ry
Enelish eaucation.
Time reqaired to complete tie Cturse-From
eight To twelve weeks.
cost of stationery dc Prom SO 10 $,12.
DiitomGs-Awardedt to well qualified graduates.
Lac Sohotarshlps-Issued III one College good In
the other
College R0oms--Neatly Furnished, and conveniently
arranged b. ing airy and in the most beautiful loca
tion in the city.
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PUBLISHING HOUSE

hU@0S LAME % CO.
r UsR, LANE 4 co. have nov In Press, and
IL viii issue on the LIST OF Nay 1858, an vo book
Of $50 or 90 pages, entitled
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RutE2l A motion TO lay question on
the table. simply. Ia not deha,eabls. but a
motion Ia lay on the table and publish, or
any other condition, II subject To amend
fnent aud debate.
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BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS,
Evening Lectures
Practical Pe,,,snnsyti,,.

This department Is under the direction of the Princ-
pals, 7. W Davis and s. S. Upton, who give daily
essors in Penmansnp embracing a systematic style
Of beautiful Business VrifiaD
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kutE 20. When the previous question 4
nsvsa aad paA Y shAn b pas Il his m
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shall the main question be now put -.
II this Is carried, all proposed amendments.
and all further motions and debate shali 10
excluded, and the question be put without
delay.
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LEGAL.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

rOHN > CHANDLER and BLYTHE HfNEe
have associated themselves together as partner
gr the racce OF Law, and will attend promptly " 81
business connected with their profession, whch may
be entrusted TO them. AZ. sL.-,~o,
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EN have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
w awell assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
ers, among which name rf
900 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
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EIISE APPLE CHEEsE.-5O NoriOn's Premium
II Pine Apple Cheese, 20 be bad only e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
SENATOR HALE PROPERLY REBuKEp.


Wehave already noticed this unhandaoms manner in
which the Rev. s. II. Tying disturbed the ashes OF
his dead con, Rev. u. A. Tying, by continuing to pa
rade the political anti slavery sentIaents OF one OF
bis sermons which lost him he clerical positon IN
Observation-Disclosures Hale, who il always seeking
to make mischief when anti.slavery is involved
heard the sermon of Rev. Mr.. Cummins at Wash
ipeton, which, while speaking very highly Of the
merits of the deceased Rev D. A. Tyng' contained
the following expression:
~, ,ro, moi prrfccl He committed one error-oue
deep grave. awful error. tie INTRODUCED" i'ii.'cn'
question into his pulpit lie did It out ohce hho' al
though nearly three years OF his mims'fy nn1
believe that he earnestly and deeply repenteo OIL This
error"
Hale wrote TO Rev. 8. II. Tying to know "whether
ha late son, either directly or indirectly mao'eseo
or expressed any regret for or repentance Q! inc
couree be 60 manfully assumed and, as hs aoni'ers
have srpposed so firmly and faithfully sustained till
DEATH"
Rev. S. Ii. 'Iyng replies:
"Thsre il not ths slightest foundation in truth for
the statement that my son. in any way or snaps, euss
retracted, qualified, or designed TO 90 so' his 'oien
and well considered protest against the oppression VI
slavery."
This correspondence calls out Rev. Mr.. Cummins,
who, through the National Inteigencer, denies fne
statement Of Senator Hale that he bad represented
the posi,ion the late Rev. ID. A. Tying look on Tue
slavery question: as the great error Of his te "n't
he did cav was that Mr.. Tying had committed grave
and most serious error IN brisgiag tae d'scuss'0a o
q political subject into tic pulpit. And in the same
ssrmon, it aeems, Rev. Dr.. Cummins added, what Mr.
Hale forgot to .,. that in his Judgment tbs great
enemy Of the cd had never devised more sue
cs.,ful mode Of rsrding the progress of the Go'ps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER

We have had the best OF opportunities Toy vcwI1.
the growing crops in the South side countie. h~tws
Richmond aud Lynchburg. The wheat g"uere'v
thin and the heads small particularly on unimprovc
anda, which, however,, is thing, but WHERE IN
fields well cultivated the cropis average ore
though the has hsen too wet and cold havo
given it fair chance. 1t will be ready 10 cut, ,ftH.
weather continues as warm, IA il now H. IN q w..y
or ten days. Some of ths 6sds on the Appomst!op
look very well. The corn crop generally ia doing
very wel though that, like the season, is behind rlc
time. The tobacco has been in some time, and tbe
plant in some fields is nearly Elk inches high Lsbor-r
every where busy in the tobacco fslds early
late with the cultivator and the hoe, weedlna
and nursing. Our planters anticipate good crop
Fruit will be plentiful but not abundant 10 sb-,ereo
localities apples and peaches are fair
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
HAMpDEN SIDNEY CoLLEA. G


ha'l week was commencement week AZ thA~N =
celebrated College of H.mp!-n Sidney. in N
Edward; aud FarmvilI. p-- ,.p,.d =, anime,
pearance during most of the w-ak. Tn, am.
The various trains, going L Is, or Wa, w,.r,p.
anticipated and msny Snrsn gr-a..u, ana 81!
a'e aa'eu were exchanged between our !rir.Js &c
ana those who Came and those Sbp lsf. e.
dents, who reside at dis;aace, ls., for .b.i, ,
homes on Friday. They presented a ar-,u.c,sh.. ,,.
Der, and, judging from appearance. ony. w, !,a.s
spprehend that the fame Of Harp!-n Sidney ~ r;s
10 wsne.
Warm and oppressive n. this s.d len s,e,, ,. -.-f
summer has been, After specimen OF Nsyy E.:.li..
spring, We have not ol The many wh
participated in Me ceremonies Or ecen-s 0. rae CO.,
nencem.nt, who were no. pleased and gra;iiird "
the results
Several brilliant addresses We're delivered yg DE-
members OF the College and oha. senieu su .m1 ..
whom were the Rev. Dr. McGutf-yof tn INV. s...
whose fame aud learning s,e justly c-lrbra;ed "a.
Thursday the exercises closed with the orstinu.
The graduating class, and hat night, the students Al
their friends, celebrated the location with their r.us
festivities.
Hampden Sidney has turned ont more in..rccrof.
| teachers, preachers, statesmen and ora,ors, .l.r
perhaps any other institution in the South L. fsms
is not so wide. nor the number Of s students So g-r
as many others, but it has been in the hands Of sraa
and great men and dgent aborers Such men
| Alexander, Gushing, Carroll, Maxwell and r
were guarantees for the proper tracing of the m,us
intrusted TO their care. Their motto was lar ..
Po"r." May the present and future Pr.sldcn.- qr.
professors be ne good wisa snd dilgent.
Hampden Sidney Originated in an academy fu0a o.
by the Presbytery Of Hanover which was al. .rwsr
| Incorporated As College William ald Mary brig.
fostered by the Episcopsans thi. es:abI;-hmsn, So.
located at point conven.n, for the Pre-bytert,u.
Of both Virginia and North CaruIins. l. il 20 ar
elevated, healthy and pleasant ucann.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
COAL IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY

The coal which we noticed some time ago, as dig.
covered near Fsrmville, in Cumberland county, Is
now in good hands for development, and Will shortly
b. in market. Some gentlemen OF FarmViile are
opening out mines and erecting machinery under the
management Of J. 7. DeBow-a brother OF the geo
oytss-and will soon have abundant facilities 10 pro.
duce all the coal which the present. limited market OF
tba section will nsed But from hence may bs dated the
era of change 10 the desnes of farrnville which
like too many other towns and village. in this stare
hes long been nearly sta.iousry. The coal e1s'f ''
numerous basins aud in a plumber OF seams ana aP'
prosches in appearance to the Goa! and geology oi 'oe
Richmond coafsld. Iron ore also exists 1efe c'n
siderable quantities aud copper and marls ana po'ce
sius ara also found. The lo~ands IN IN eVcinsty Of
FsrmviIle are sri!l very productive thougn badly
cultivated. and the higher localities produce fine to
bscco, Lands a, some Ave or si1 miles from town car
no bougb, cheap and are capable of making good
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-15
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK. Junr II The s'sam-r N,sa sc"E'.u.
from Liverpool Oh the > iE-t bound toQ I-rr,s
ed C.pr Rece yesterday. 1he pacSsg- 'or hn .H
ciated Press WAS secured by the news yacht bid .s
contents forwarded over the American Cohrar5 :
line to this point
In the House of Commons, on The 1t, NJ H. hay
asked whether il true thar American rsr.'- i"H
been searched and detained by the British rrus r7.
and, If so by what authority, aud under who's ia-
structions.
Mr.. F,rzg-rsd replied that no official nior"s'i' p
had been received the euhjsc' and II Wa o-ii v"2
that the reports had been exaggerated. The Cover
,n.nt OF Great British WAS as anxious a. the am.'i
can Government for The avoidance OF any csu-'' n-
complaint and strict orders hrd been issu"f Tor '-
cia caution the part OF officers Of the British ni-
Wy.
The telegrsphic feet called on Saturday for sn -
perimental cruise.
Later advices from India had been received. .-
Koor Singh had been d-tsated aud Wa repoTi-d TO
have been killed. The rebels had been driven 'rH.
Arrsghur by General Douglas, and General WIZ.
lock had captured Bund-.
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPoOL-CoitoG closed firm, with small r,''-
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull, and prices bprs. y
maintained. Consols 97i 97i.