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COURTSHIP AND MATRIMoNY, by Robert Morris.
"There chapter in it any person will read but
what the man, woman, child will say, they are
the better after reading and rejecting thereon."-
JOHN GRIGG.
DOCTOR THORNE, by A. Trollope.
THE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs. Southworth.
GEORGE MELVILLE, an American Novel.
BRANDON; or, A Hundred Years Ago.
THE COOPERS or, Getting Under Way.
TRENCH ON BIBLE REVISION
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-16

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-16
WASHINGTON CRY.
May 25th, 1853.

the Cltfks HOul the Inherent cOuuilts, WHICH
are deposited in the Secretary's Office for safe
keeping.
T II have the honor to be, most respectfully,
Your obedient serv't,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Hons. J. ID. Goodpasture. A. +. Goff, T. w.
Newman, NJ. Vaughn, Committee.
The Committee, we are informed, examined
the archives as referred to by Gov JOHNSON
in this letter, and were unable to find the
bond.
Again, IL Is the duty of the Secretary
Of State to receive into his keeping all bonds
given by public officers to the Governor, and
TO lay the same before the General Assembly
when required, and "to record the same In
books for that purpose" wide Nicholson
and Caruthcrs, page 649; and sec. IL, art. 3.
Constitution Of Tennessee.) The Committee
state that they carefully examined the regis
try and found no bond. They also addressed
gentlemen whose names had been furnished
as the probable bondsmcn or sureties, and
they stated that they had not signed any bond
for DR.. Burton, and had no knowledge upon
the subject. The Committee also state that
lucy cAaihiiicu WV oSh' o"u papers III Tue
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Davidson county. Our neighbor says, the
disappearance of the bond is easily ae-
counted for as the disappearance of the sS6.-
900; and conveys the idea that the bond must
have been destroyed by Burton; he must bear
In mind that If the law had been observed,
the bond shouid have been deposited with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the county OF
Davidson, aud the Secretary OF State could
not have had access to IL. Notwithstanding,
the act designating the place where the Sec
rrtary's bond shall be deposited was paseed
b .Jre tn. act OF 1916, requiring an additional
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-16

The " 7. Journal Of Commerce. in an analy-
sis of the men leading in the New York
State Republican Convention, makes this
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-16

HIGH s'cEEA ,
Late Of NcCrea |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

A. . general thing, not overlooked with
voe3dly eosda. Humbug. Here " ars'
editor q : eountry paper, fairly rolling in
wealth. We hass . good Office. . donble
barrelled rife, seven suits Of cloths, three
kitteus, . Newfoundland pup, two gold
vsthes, thirteen day and two night shirts,
carpets on our foor. . pretty vifs, y ons
corner lot. have ninety-three cents in cash,
are out Of debt, and have 10 rich relations
II We are not wealthy It is . pity. Hurrah
for hurrah! Who cares for cash -
This one in the "hsppy train eorres-
ponds with one who wrote, ut does
! q editor good to have bis pride fat
tered once IN . while. We realize the ben
| eft Of it once . year, when the assessors
come round, and ssk how much money vs
nave at interest; how much stock w have
in the public funds. or in the banks, and
various other questions that are supposed
to be put only to the ''solid men, II there
be ANYBODY about, we straighten up eight
", expand our corporosity, and in - heavy
a chest-tone - we can command. answer.
About the same as last year. They know
we'll enough what that Ia. So do we" And
30 do We. ct least We ought to. because vs
havn't been assessed these three years.
But we must saw some Of our "Squibs"
for next time, and close with this one by an
unfortunate editor whose soul, devoid Of oil
poetry and romance, conld rise no higher
than the paltry matters Of dollars and cents
He and his wife were walking out in the
bright moonlight one evening. The wife
was Of an exceedingly poetic nature, and
said to her mate: Notice that moon how
bright, how calm and beautiful Couldn't
think Of noticing it, returned the editor
for anything less than the usual rates, q
dollar and fifty cents for twelve hnes.'"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

that the Superintendent and family,
all the teachers, and forty or fifty Of
the pupils Of the Blind Asylum, were
suddenly and singularly affected on
Monday Of last week. Alter dinner
they were attacked with sickness in the
stomach, accompanied by vomiting,
and, IN some cases, extreme prostra-
ton. Some Of those who suffered
thought that they could taste the met
al taste caused by the poison. The
metal was an ordinary one, and such
as they had been accustomed to, and
was cooked in vessels which had been
in use for several years. The cause
has not vet been discovered for this
singular occurrence. All the inmates
of the institution are on the kindest
terms.
On removing the works Of art at the
National Academy Of Design it was
found that two of the most noted had
suffered in this way across the face
Of Ehninger's exquisite cabinet picture
Of Lady Jane Grey, a double cross had
been scratched /; and in Longs well
known group entitled Twelfth Night
at Century," it was found that Bayard
Taylor's eyes had been put out. What
the object of this last outrage could be
is not known. Certainly not the ami
able artist, who has not an enemy in
the world. The prevalent theory
ascribes the act to the animosity O!
some outraged lady, who felt aggriev-
ed by T%aylor's saucy letter, which it
he thought fit to publish just after
marriage, telling his fair correspon-
dents to stop asking him for autographs
and locks of hair.
Several leading citizens Of Council
Bluffs, anticipating the adoption of the
Banking Laws lately submitted to a
vote of the people, have formed ar as
ISOLATION under the provisions of the
State Bank Act, and taken the iniatory
steps towards the early organization of
a Branch at that point.
VIM. Gilmore Sims, the novelist and
poet is named for United States Sena-
tor from South Carolina.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

replied that the poor must take care OF
themselves? That dodge wont work,
for Aid. Corbin voted for the Ordi-
nance while Sears voted against it, and
by so doing was overwhelmingly de-
feated when he ran for Councilman
under the bogus Charter. $4,000
was m~iserably wasted last year by bad
management in city expenditures.
Money was spent upon Perry, Gaines,
Warren, Bridge Avenue, and other
streets, which are entirely useless and
will be for years to come. In Sears
ward in East Davenport under a con-
tract with Arndt TO build a build a
%culvert casting about $1,000, the Fl
nance Committee sanctioned, and the
Council paid, bills amounting to about
$500, and the c%ulvert has tumbled in,
and the work is useless. Aid. Sears
as alderman of that ward and chairman
of the Finance Committee is responsible
for the wretched mismanagement
Now, we look upon Sears as a very
title man, but he occupied a position
as stool" of others, and thus gained a
consequence not inherent in himself
lie don't like val upon Florence,
and since VIC undertook to kill that
"cat" and give the people a sound cur
rcncy, he has been prompted to do all
he could in his feeble way, to abuse
the Democrat. In this he has done
the bidding of others who ovn him
body and soul.
We shall have more to say of last
years proceedings in future.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
James M. Eliwood Esq.

James NJ. Elwood, ESQ.,, of Des Moines,
the Democratic candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral of Iowa. is a native of Otsego county,
New York, and is now about forty years of
age. He received a thorough aud liberal
education in his native State, and for soma
time after completing his literary studies,
he held a professorship in Clinton Liberal
Institute. This post he relinquished for the
bar, and practiced law with distinguished
success, in Rome, n. v, for some ten wears
was for a time the law partner of H. T. Ut
d Doud, of this city.
In 1913 Mr.. Ellwood was elected a men,
Der of the New York Legislature. in which
body he bore a distinguished and an honor
able part. He was appointed Chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee, and performed
the duties incumbent upon him with great
success.
by his removal to Iowa, our State &C
quired not only only one of the rlpest schol.
ars and best lawyers OF New York, but she
gained q good citizen and an honorable
man.
Mr.. Ellwood is not one Of the old settlers,
his residence in our ST ate dating back only
some three or four years. But his abilities
as a member Of the legal profession, and his
uprightness and integrity as q man, have
already won him a high position among our
people.
Between Mr.. Ellwood, our nominee, and
Mr. Rice, the nominee Of the Republican
party, there is no comparison in regard to
the qualifications, which should belong to
him who aspires to the Attorney General.
ship of a great and growing State like ours.
BY education, by experience, and by the
possession Of clear head and eminent nat
uratabilities, as well as unbending integri-
ty and honor, Mr.. Ellwoo1 is by far the
most suitable man for the office.
The people of Iowa need but to know the
history and life of Mr.. kllwood fully. and
they will freely c~orroborate every word W.
have said Of him. There is no more suitable
man than he, in the State, for the Office t.
which he is nominated, and We trust the
people will rally around, and elect him by
a handsome majority Dubuque Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

Inc d0zeCto'S O0IenCo OF the AuO1tOT.
The only answer which our neigh
bors of the Gazette are able to make
to the charges contained in our article
of Thursday exposing the twenty eight
hundred dollar swindle of John Pattee,
State Auditor, are, first, that, in its
opinion, our article was stupid" and
second that, "the defenders of DR.. Eads
had better keep their mouths shut on
the subject Of d%efalcations." The mat
ter has now come to a pass when the
cry Of "Dr. Eads" will no longer stitlle
facts and prevent the exposures Of re-
publican peculation and rascality from
producing their legitimate effect. We
are no defenders of corruption in any
party, and if DR.. Eads is guilty as claim
ed by the Gazette, let him be exposed.
If he has misapplied the school fund,
let the people know it. The Governor
for a year past has had the power in
his hands to commence an action
against the DR.. for the funds claimed
to be missing. If there is any truth in
the charges why does he moi exercise
his authority and order a suit common
ced. If DIR. the is guilty let it be known
and if he is innocent he is entitled to
a legal investigation to clear his skirts
of the nsinuations Of the republican
press. Is the republican party afraid
to bring the matter before the Courts
Are they fearful that they will no Ion
ger be able to use the inevitable cry O
"Dr. Eads' in answer to the proof;
which have been adduced of the swim.
dies ofthe Governor, Secretary of State
Treasurer, Auditor, Printer and Super.
intendent of Public instruction
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
Mount lds Female College.
IOK


TNH8 Summer Session OF this Institution common
Il ces on Monday, May Sd, 1865. The location Of
this Institution for general hsa!thfulness, purity Of
moral atmosphere, %subiimity and beauty OF scene y,
Is not eacelled, 1t Is thought, by that Of any similar
Institution in this nation. The building is . subsian-
tiae brick edifce, situated on . beautiful eminence,
Overlooking the s'FaiAeT Of " aters and Twin Cit
iee OF the West" and is now beine fitted up in the
most approved style ofeastern Co leges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely pab=red, and supplied with
the best styles Of Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged, and the three comnodious -. Tors have been
neatly papered, painted, caTpeted end furnished with
new and elegant planes, &C., for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornamental department. Two sd-
ditional Professors will be added 10 the Faculty.
lady and gentleman, late Of Troy Female Oalege, N
Z. The boarding department will At
present, between seventy-flve and enc hundred young
ladies, aud will be under the super vision Of ne 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 and 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 p'wers, full and formal Diplomas, conserring
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded 10
those young ladies who complete the prescribed
course Of study. Expenses viii be reduced 70 meet
the times. Students will be received ct any time du-
ring the nrst half Of the session
mayl.tf 1Bv n II TOOKH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE-Prof. Wood, the
tive, still continues 70 labor In behalf Or the afiicted
His medicines are universally admitted BY thu
American press 70 be far superior TO oil others fol
causing the hair On the aged, that has been silvsred
fos many years, 70 grow forth with % such vigou
and luxuriance o. when blessed with tho sdyantagl
Of youth.
There can be no doubt that IL Is one Of the srestest
discoveries In the medical world. IL restores per-
nanently gray hair 70 it, original color, and makes
II assume the beautiful silky texture, which hiss been
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Morning Herald.
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placed upon Il, renders II the greatest discovery Of
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TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or Single

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II under igncd will forward, BY return mail, ths
following invalu ,ble hcus hold receipts, made vish-
out trouble, and fvil printed Instructions. For txn
cents you can procure Whist would cost 81 the store
one dollsY- viz
How 70 make Poudre sabtle, for removing superNu-
ous Hair.
How TO make tooth powder.
How 70 make Hair Rcstorativcs.
How 70 make Hair Dye.
How TO make Ptmades.
How 10 make Bloom Of Roses, TO remove Frectles
from the face
How 20 make Ron ge for the complexion.
~ How TO mex lnde,itlc Ink.
How TO care corns
How 70 make Cement, for mendlng broken china
-AL0O-
Harper Twelvetrees' celeovated Washing Rel
peeipt; your washing done IN half the time snd
trouble. without wearing out yours clothes with theI
ocrubbing Board.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
OH FURNITURE REPAIRED
Rock Island Trespasscl
To all whom it may concern.
T1KE NrOTY(E.

VT,HE undersigned having been appointed BY the
i War Department a. 'ARent OF the Quarter Mas
tr Department 1t Rock Island" with full ~instruc.
tions TO i" sdoot all necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from iepred.tions and intru.
slons." Now, therefore, all persons whomsoeveY, not
having legal right are hereby warned and notified
70 quit III. premises, snd abstain from any further
rapass.
The Deputy u 3. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge Of ali wood cut on the ground. and forti: any
person removing the came until the proper damages
can BE- assessed aud PAID.
Al DEF dons arc hereby forbid cutting wood or tin
Der Of any kind and notified 70 abstain from any
trsspass Whatsoever, - legal stsps Will Be- taken
against such dspssdators.
n. r. sIAYMAKH1;
n~elO8tf U a. AsMt War n~ps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

The sporting papers announce that q
grand pugilistic battle Is in preparation. for
$4,000 q side, between Morrissey and the
"Benicia Boy" who has resigned his posi-
ton Of deputy surveyor" of New York, for
the purpose Of training for the fight. The
preliminaries are agreed upon, except as to
the place where the beastly encounter is to
take place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
II OtArRs. IOWA.

One o. tn lavSsk literary end Pohiic6l Nssrs-
paper IN ~ St0ta. Publishede every Friday m0rss-
ING q - PER annsm.
TANKS 1or sdvsrssins tArss fquArss one yeas,
yiHe<n DollsTs. Oae square, ten dollars
1HG LIZ CLAIRE CITY BNrERPRH0B
WasN . weekly eirculatioo o. twelve hundFsd-in The
CouAties OF Scott, Clinton end Jack on, - veil -
The whole o. the 2nd OoogressiOnal District. In IoSs;
also. In lock Island and WhitoGt1s Oyu0ttos, Ilin0lD.
Il Is one OF the vary best advertising sheets In tia
state. Also, EAs best job q Gos bAscSss Davenport
sad Dvhw9w>. a.. LAW90NOD,
Rditog and Pscpeistos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

In Kansas. two weeks ago, Miss Irene
Baker, q girl Of seventeen. married . man
of seventy-fve, from admiration of one Of
his political speeches. Thus is q common
saying veri6ed-"politics make strange
bed.felloVa"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

I'D Mdme. de Wilh1 rst had failed to OBJ
tain an operate engagement in Europe and
another American prima donna, Miss Ward
(Mdme. Guerrabella,) after singing in two
or three concerts in Paris, and given one Of
her own, became discouraged, and will
shortly return to the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

H-On the 9th Of June, Rev. DR.. Smell.
senior pastor of the First Congregational
Church in North Brookfield, Mass, preach
ed . discourse appropriate to the day - the
sixtistA anniversary Of his settlement He Is
now in his eighty-fourth year, and has lived
to see all the church over which he was
settled in his youth swept away by death.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

"a The steamer City Of Baltimore, on her
last trip from Liverpool to New York, took
the northern route, around the north end
of Ireland, and went 30 far north, it is said,
as to enable the passengers to see the sun
above the horizon until about quarter past
nine o'clock in the evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
eNRWStCWl.

DROP. 4, WOLLNB1, o. Germany. Who hss fos
~ iaut to and . half years had charge Of the
drpartmeat 81 fnstrumentsl music 10 tbs Troy Com
1srepce Xcedsmy, west P~oultney, W., has naAs this
city his permsnent home. and ods-' bis professional
ON the following terms
Istes 81 instruction per fess!oe often veses, q :
iaeoone per ~week-Piano or Aelodeon, 90; Violin,
h ciass.s. As, Mustcai Composition and Thorough
~. 40 u edition 10 the sbove, inetv1ctloa =
o0sred 70 . cisss in GsSnan 81 $S per term Of 10
weeks, 3 Lessons . week.
Rooms, No. I, Forests Dlosk corner Of "a md Per-
y stsoets.
should any desiring isstruetou on the Piaoo cS
uelodeon at their own homes, they can be eeco0mo-
datsd = IN ex1vs charge q % PET ter.
yRkDR1CE WOLLNu1.
Pianos tuned b. ~ yssr o. oshsgwiss.
le0o -d1m0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18
IF. ID. AbbOtlss
Machine and JobDlDg Shop.

MANUFACTURERS o.
Cutas Patent OsclIlafisg Esglns Force
pu0p.
THIS = . 1ouh . acting ierse eod Suction puDp.
i and 10 more readily converted into . 1iYe Engine
than any other pUmp nov IN Use.
II has no :" Pinnger," and IL not . 70 arr pump.
Vould ell the sttmtion u Railroad end eteom-
bost ofnccrS, also the prrprietors Of Stables, SAw0ils
90eScs. Private Doellinss and Country seats - u
1lAchinists nd Engineers ore invited - exan1A0
u.
Repairing dOmo without delay
ahspeerDss ~ and Ls0lsiss stsse4 Dsvsasss
Ievn. junAoo-110
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-18

wrOn Wednesday evening, In Judith,
opposite Amherst street, in Charleston, 8.
c.. q disturbance arose betw cen two men,
John Saffron and James Smith, natives Of
Ireland, which resulted in the death Of the
former by the hand Of the latter by . stab
of q dirk. The murderer was are sted.