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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
Trustees Sale.

VXIEEREAS on the 9th day OF June, A. y. 1851.
w Frederick Luneer .xeeuted unto Austin Cor
bin as trustee. a certain deed Of tru i, conveying T.
said Trust e thu land in Scott county, Iowa, de cribed
AZ follows, 10 wit A part ( the south west quarter
Of The northeast quarter ~ lection nGmter fourteen
(14l in township number seveniy-eig { I1Sl north -
,snse number three III east, particularly describrd
a. follows: Coumebcing in the center o: The Aliens
Grove road, whore the same crosses the center hne
o. said section, which runs asst and west; thence iun-
ming west on aid along sai center ltne OF saii section
nine chalns and seTenty-nine links thence in II
noYth-easterly directi, u inc chains and thirty and
one hail links, 10 the c mt r OF said Aliens GrCve
road, and thence a!oug tho enter OF said Alln's
Grove rosd, in a south-easteriy direction, TO the
place OF b ginning, being nine and 79-lOO
chains, and c ntatning four acres; VIII ch said con-
veyance was made by the SAID Frederick Lunger for
the purpose OF securing the payment II three certain
p no,uissory notes ard the int rest ther on signed By
said Lunger, and GATED the 9th day Of June, A d
1851, payable IS follows One for one thousand dol
lars In fourteen days o,,e for two bun fred and forty
one dollsr-, and me for the sum ofseven hundred and
nfty- nina dollars. last two in three years after date
with interest 1t III rate OF ten per cent payable m.
nnaly, which said notes were TO the order OF Eliza
9TH Miller, and were assigned BY her TO Stephen
Thompson.
And now the interest en- said t~o last notes hav-
ing become due and payable and the said FredericE
Lunger having failed TO psy the same, ] Aus
tin Oorbin, Trustee az Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue oil the power
wh!chis in me ve-ted ~ said deed OF Trust WHO
v einesdsy the 25th day Of July a d 1885 attne hoaf OF
2 O'Clock ia the afternoon of said Cay, al ths Cvurt
House door In the city Of Davenport, Expose ana CHER
for sale, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder for
cash the ma Gel 81 Ian l abeve described, or 20 much
thereof a. shall be Suficie mt TO satisfy and pay the
nrnonrt az ,aid note with The interest til eYecn 10 the
day Of sac, together with al the costs ana expenses
atie.,oing said sale, costs Of this notice and Tiustee's
fees.
AUSTIN CoRBlN,
July 3dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14

A day or two since We referred to the
fact that at a recent convention of the
Turner's, held at Cincinnati, a resolu-
ton or general order had been adopt
ed ~alliliating. as a society, with the re-
publican party. We also stated that the
ahaSe had met with considerable OPP
position among aportion ofthe subordin-
ate lodges and thatit was in derogation
ofthe objects, purposes and Constitution
of the Society. An inquiry was also
made as to what action had been tax
en- by the Turner's of Davenport upon
the subject, and whether they had or
gained themselves into a political,
dark lantern machine for the purpose
Of furthering the objects of a sectional
party' In answer to our request for
for information the Gazette of yester-
day says:
The Turner'S are not political organiza-
lions and from their age and the fixedness
Of their principles, there is no fear Of them
changing the object Of their association, TO
accomplish an entirely different result from
the one contemplated in their orgination.
The Gazette evidently knows moth
ing at all about the subject. Notwith-
standing "their age and the fxedness
of their principles,"th general conven-
ton of which We have spoken, changed
the object of their association to &C
complish an entirely different result
from the n contemplated in their
ORDINATIONS" This being the case, VIZ
want some more definite answer ant
some better reason for believing that
the turner's of Davenport have repudi
atcd the acton of the Convention, thar
'their age and the fxedness of thei1
principles" VIII some one acquaint
ed with the facts, inform us what. i
any, action has been taken upon tn,
subject by the turner's of this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

TNHR Summer Session OF this Institution common
L ces on Monday, May Sd, 1858. Tn; location Of
this Institution for general healthfulbess purity Of
moral atmosphere, sublimity and beauty Of scene'y y,
is not e1c-lled, 1t is I thought, by that OF any similar
Institution in this nation. The building Is a fubstan-
the brick edince, situated on . beautiful emineIoe,
Overlooking the s'Fa,her Of Waters and Twin Cit
lei OF the West" and Is now beins fitted up in the
moet approved style o~feastern colleges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely papered, and supplied with
the best styles OF Boston furniture diagonaily ar
ranged, and the three commodious a lors have been
nestly papered, painted, carpeted end furnish ed with
new and elegant planes, &C., for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornamental department. Two adj
ditional Professors will be aided to the Faculty
lady and gentleman late Of Troy Female Omltge, N
Y. The boarding department will accommodate at
present, between seventy five and enc hundr'd young
ladies', and will be under the supsr vision of t1e Pres
ident and his Lady; and parents may be assured
that no pains will be spared, not only to promote the
Scholarship and standing, but the heath aud COM
fort Of their daughters. This Institution being now
placed under auspices Of the mount Ida COLLEGE
Association, . and incorporated. with the highest Col
lesiate poweTs, full and formal Diplomas, conferring
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded to
those young la1ies Who complete the prescribed
course OF study. Expenses will be reduced to meet
the times. Students will be received 1t any time du-
ring the nrst half Of the session
mayl.tf Rsv n II TOOKB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
CITY PrODerlY.

Mol. A House on the corner of slxth and SOFT
streets, lot s1xl50, upon With l.. erected a frame
house, and brick staol' tbs viii be sold low.
No2. A lot of Snx1Jo adjoining n l IN the east.
"A beautiful spot Il led with fruit trees grapes, Ac.
b. ant fl location for = residence City orders viii
be taksn for thc whole OF the lot.
No 3. A house and lot on 9th sire ct between war
very tasy.
Mob. A honse with the lease Of one or ivo lo,s on
Brady street bets cen 18th and 18th stre.ts. This 10
. cheap home In = very eligible sltuaiion.
Nc 6. A OF OF s6xl50 on the corner u Main ani
Sixth 81, e-ts. one II tn most eligible sit~uAtions for 4
private residence I'm 'er the blum.
No Z. Three iot~ In S.ayMak ar's subdivision on
Farsam vest OF Locust street. Lumber Or brick VIII
hc iasen In pat payment for the above.
No 8, Lot with . coed hou G with four rooms ami
bascmen ia 1 Forest . D llon's Addition, one Sth street
No9. Brick house and lot on south side OF NTH
stree, west OF ROCK Island street,
No 10. A lot on east siie OF Rock Island street
nesk SIN, 3lxlo0 Price $450.
MI. A fTme house with 1 rooms and st sHl- Tor
two Aofs.s - Lot y, BIZ ok l, Parkerfs n .di,tun.
Price only 5000 dollars $500 cash, lalaIc1 In install
meats or $l0o pr annum.
Nnl2 frame house with 2 acsrs OF ground On
Ma'Puette and 2lst str.ets, near the GROUNDS % tt-
Cath lie femaI. seminary.
No ID. The lease for l6 years for u number u lo,s
on Bay Main and Harrison streets.
No IL. Thelesse of 10 lots in Neel's subdivision %
lots fsr IS yeas, AT a vvTy low ground .. mt, fr, N ti5
t. $50 per annu n with The privilege Of purchasing OF
have the Improvements pad tor at The end Of ths
lease There " NJ better way for . man % small
capital to procure a home without beir Z taxed with
. heavy nt@rt 81 and expcf lenc.ng the anxiety W
providing for = heavy debt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14

Hon. SAMUEL DouGLAs.-Hon. Samuel
Douglas, of Benton county, whom the De-
mocracv of Iowa have nominated for the
responsible office of Secretary OF State, Is
every way worthy to fill that post. Should
he be elected, he will discharge its duties
with fidelity, and his tenure in it, will be
both honorable to himself, and advanta-
geous to the State.
Mr.. Douglas is not a mere politician. His
highest aim has always been to discharge
his duties as a citizen, impartially, and with
an eye single to what lie right. AS one Of
the early settlers aDi pioneers Of Benton
county, he has labored diligently for the
prosperity of those local interests with
which, as q citizen of that county, has been
more Immediately connected. This is an
earnest, and a guarantee, that, when duty
at large, he will be found as faithful to her
interests as he has ever been to the inter-
ests of his W county.
He is a man who is but little known in
political circles, and this is an important
fact in his favor. In him the people ind
none of the characteristics Of the brawling
political ~demagogue, who is forever mouth
ing his patriotism, and political ciap-trap,
in the popular ear. No, MIR. Douglas Is an
entirely different man.
He is esteemed by those who know him
best, as a quiet, unobtrusive citizen, IN
whose honesty and u~prightness, every one
has the fullest confidence. His fellow citi.
zens elevated him to the responsible post Of
County Judge. and in that capacity he has
given great satisfaction.
The people of Iowa, in casting their votes
for Samuel Douglas, will show their respect
for private worth AMI public honesty. They
will show that they prefer unostentatious
honest men for public Office, in preference
to brawling politicians. We, therefore, call
upon the masses of the people. to 60 to work
in earnest, to secure the election of Mr..
Douglas. The corruptionists, the receivers
of brides, and the wire pullers of Sham Re.
pub.icanism, are all at work to defeat him,
but we hope the people appreciate a good
citizen and An honest man, and 30 work for,
and vote for Samuel Douglas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14

I5.DR MANN'S AGUx BALSAN.-Tnis Won
derful compound 10 hsving an extensive sale In all
PARTS Of the Union where aga ex sts. II 10 one Of tie
few medicines which are nov sold over The country,
And unlike all other r. medies .thst are recommended
by their proprietors to cure all the Ills that flesh 10
heir to- this remedy is only recommended for chils,
fever and asue, or that particular rs Of disc So
growing out Of Or the result Of miasms, 20 common
in our western country The numerous evidsnce Of
It's great curative rropertiss, and til hiah estimstion
placed upon II, rendsrs il the greatest discovery Of
he age, and 1t deserves the entire appreciation Of all
classts Of men Those having occasion to use .
medicine Of this kind, are urged to spare no pains "
give this . trial II they wish 70 be soundly cured. Bee
advertisement in another column Of tbs paper. Sold
hy all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
500 Crates Of CrOCkcrV
Wholesale and Retail.

T HAVE in stare and FIR sale the largest stock Of
/ Gu d, In this line, in the State. My stock con-
Fl Is If all the varieties OF China, Glass snd Earth
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
a d Britannia ware. bohemian Belgium and Amer
ican Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliers,
al andoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Globes.
Looking Glasses and l. oking Olass plates, aud all
other articles usually KEEP in this line.
CPo~ckePy-Oonsists Of upws rds Of bOOcrates and
ca,ks imported direct fro II the p~otteries in Liverpool
which enable, me 70 sell M goods 70 per cent less
than any other dealer In the market.
Frerch PoYcelAin.-l hsve just received a very
large stock OF white and gold hand China direct from
Limog.s, France Ny atrenges ent with the manu-
facturers are such that l receive none but The b st
grade Of 9 ,ods Of tn latest an most approved sly les.
Gold band and decorated tea bets xrc worth from
eight to tw nty-fivc dollars, dinner sets and other
. ticles at all prices.
silver Plated WaHe.-I have just received q
very large stock Of Plated goods OF Rogers, Smith d
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 tie plated on
the best quality Of white metal which can with difi'
Guilty be distinguished from silver.
Locking G~laSses.-I have q larger quantity
than has ever before been offered for sale IN thil
p ace. Knives, forks aud waiter iof every quality
and size. In fact everything appertAining t, this
line OF business can be had by calling At No. IL Ia
Claire Block.
~maySd&wtf D. 7. WbBb.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
Country

mol. Farm OF 10 acres near Round Grove. Sl
acr = broke and. unde4 cultivation, a small house run
ming water.
No.. The north west quarter Of Sec 8. Twp ~.
Il /, east, upon which ,hei Il % acres broke.
MOI J.. The southwest quarter Of 81 c !, twp ~. X J..
east. with a good atone qulrrs ! pom IL.
NOD. Two hundred ami forty aer,s,. In ectton III,
twp So. RI, vest, (Cedsr COUNTY, running water.
Only - per acre
Nos The south east qua,ter OF sec II, twp -,
Range |, west. Price $l5 per scre.
Not. Eighty acres, part In wheat, near Round
Grove. Price rs per acre. Ea.y terms
No 7. A splendid Aim ~ $50 acres. sec II. twpSn.
X I, east. A large rock hous e. wo, d and water, will
tie sold in whole or In part, 100 acres IN WHEAT. ~
taken soon the crop will b. gwen In, OF any p.tsn
can Iurchase the crop on the ground. A g-ci spec
ulA'ion. lrlS-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14

DROP. I, wOLLNRR, Of Germany. who has for
i the last two and . half years had charge Of the
department Of instrumental music in tn Troy Con-
ference Acad my, West Poultry, w., has made this
city his permanent home, and Offer his professional
services TO he citizens u Davenport and vicinity, mp
on the following terms
Rates Of instruction per session often weeks. ct .
lessons per week-Piano or Melodeon, $40; Violin,
In classes, o., Ausicai Competition and Thorough
Bass, $50 In ad1i: ion TO the shove, instruction IL
offered to . cl.ss 10 German 81 S5 per term OF 10
weeks, 2 lessons . weeS.
lnstruction will be given ct T Wollnef's Music
Rooms, No. l, Forests Bio i corner Of 3D. and Per-
~ streets.
Should any desiring Instr uction on the Piano cY
Nelodeon at their own homes, they can be uni
dated 1t On extra charge Of % per term.
FREDERICK WOLLNB1.
Pianos tuned BY the year or otherwise.
IcQQ-d1m0
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Colleges.
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e1B- The Philadelphia Press saws of II

az The Philadelphia Press says of the
London Times and the French Emperor:
1.-THE Times lately told some unwelceme
truths about the rufflanly character of the
military officers of France, in indignant
comments upon the recent attempted assas.
s~ination of NJ. de Pene, by sous lieutenant
ald fencing master Hyenne-and Napolsou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14

% Calvin w. Philleo, author Of Twice
Married." akin by Marriage" and other
magazine articles. well-known to the read.
ers Of Pst~ams and the Atlantic, died ct
Suffolk, Conn.,, on the SOth ult. Mr.. Phil
leo was An active politician - well - .
popular writer. In ls40 he became . Free
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DISTRICT CONVENTION N.

n Democracy OF the SEVENTH JUDICIAL p's'h'i
II Iowa are notified q at there will he q ConSen'''"
q DAvssroRr on Wednesday the IAN ddy o '"y
sos the purpose u nominating andihases TOT lne o.
nc.s Of District Juds . District Attorney. And Mem
be- Of The Board OF Educ atom.
The ratio q representation Will be one delegate for
each one hundrr d votes, and one additional vote Tor
each fraction over ATTY votes cast Ia each county Il
the Democratic candidate for Governor In Oetober
lest.
uDWARD II. THAyER
Ohm. Cen. Com Muscatine County,
AUSTIN CORBIN
Chm G n. Com. Scott County,
THOMAS r.. B~UTTEaIIRLD,
Ohm. Cen. Com. Clinton County,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
Boot and Shoe Removal
Have removed their Boot 4 Shoe 6lore to
No. 3, Nichell's Block,
Corner Of Brady and Second Streets. mch31dti

Why Is tho Demand so Great for
DIR. AIAnn'0
AGUE BALSAM!
Because 1t will, in all cases, safely and e~necsually
cure that much dreaded scourge of the We.t- Chijls,
Fever and Aeue-withou fail ard In cases will coun-
tersct the poison OF Malaria, Of which fact tEou ands
can testify; and unlike all other nest ums, ii is only
for one class Of diseases, AM as a tonic
tits unsut passed. W. viii oifar a few evidences Of
Its worth, by men OF infiu. nee and high s~tancing.
Princeton, H., Sept. 2oh, 1857.
DR.. MAEN-Dear Sir: Fol- seve al years past l
have used your Ague Sals.m in ray dai y practice
and have closely observed its Ell cts in hundreds Of
cases, and in no case has 1t failed To produce the
most happy eject. ! can most cbeeriulty recomm nd
1t as q certa n specific for chills, fever and aeue, and
malarious diseases. Truly Yours,
II. AUSTIN, N. D.
MdrshaH, Mich, FeJ. 11tA, 1867.
DR.. MANN & Co.. I have sold , large amount Of
your Ague B,lsam in this vicinity, and from my per-
Fon.l knowledge OF 1t, tie ieve il the best REMEDY for
chills, fever and sgue that has eser cen sid in cur
State. Respectfully Yours.
o. A.. HYDE.
Ashtdbnld, Ohio. January, LIST ISIS.
kESSRS 3 X MANN X co dents. In canvas
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of
IN. different remedies OF which We have control, our
attention has been called 10 observe the great name
that your Ague Balsam has ga!nei for itself in every
place where sold. II really seems TO be the peoples
Otcn remedy, AID 1t sells more rspi than all others.
1t is destined to supercede all other ague remedies in
the market. Very I uly Yours,
s nEEDRY.
NeW York, Feb. %, 1858.
AASSRS y X MANN x CO-GenfS: ! have al
our house in st. Louis sold your Ague Balssm some
three years, and have carefully observed It's fleet in
curing. aud must in all csndor say, | do no. believe
its equal exists In eli the world OF medicines. To my
personal knowledge 1t has cured permanently every
time, and l have known it used, after ali other renlc-
dies have been tried in vain with he most happy re-
suit And what is mcTe remarkable ! have never
known a case but what remarked cured, for at lcas,
that season. have no h~esit"ncy In recommending
it as . perfect triumph over thills and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF o J WOOD.
S. K. MANN Il &C., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
j-17-d&W3m
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III immediately stopped it, circulation 10
France. Only . single copy Of the zsases =
now allowed TO enter, and that 70 sent %
Paris, in . sealed envelope, FROM Bouiogne'
especially addressed to Napoleon himself.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-14
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
UcURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS or
Horse Ossd Cattle .MedscSssee

sold and warranted to be The ssme - arc ufed In the
Royai ColIees Of vetertnasy SURGEONS. He would
~ c.Ii Intention 20 hN horse shoeing d~epartmen mt,
~ 49, are shed on . scien'ihc principle unres
his ovn immedisAs 0uperintenasns By as good
horse shoers Is any In The States, snd - hels the
only msnin thn city that Knows tbs Anstomy OF the
horses foot and how Il ought TO b sho' he sosictfs
tne patronage q III Wishing their horses fese ksep
o,and.