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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy h. X.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Change Of time. Angus: 18th, Is57.-On and After
NAugust 18th 1881. passenger trains willleavs tho
Central depot, foot Of South Water street, daily,
$40 AM-Day cxpress-Suniays excepted, arriving
at Meh,.a.o i;IC; Gacsourg 3,lb, Burlington tbs.
and Quincy l9,3arM.
8;sh M-Night Approximation excepted. ar
irving at MENDOZA AT 100, Galesburg $40, Burlng.
ton $40 and Quincy at 1880 A NJ
4,i5 I'm, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Mendato with Illinois Contra al railroad north fo-
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Galena and Dunleith; AMI
south for LaSae, Tonica, vinona, Bloomington, d.
catur, st. Louis, Cairo &c.
At Bu ling on with Darlington Mississippi rail-
roa,! for Nj Peasant, Fairfield, 0ttumwa, Oak ,oosa
Charlton, Fort DesAones, Fort Dodge, Countu
Bluns, Sioux City AMI all portions OF Kansas ara
Al Quincy with the spleniil steamers Of tue -.
Louis and k"okuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Iahn.bft.
Alton St Louis a., and with post coaches for Pal
myra, st Joseph AID all parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage will be At all the Tsiro IL
dcpos Chic, - to receive checks aud convey b.
gage u the depot fTte OfchaIge.
Ticket may be had at the depot ana nj the Micf !.
gan Central railroad once, corner OF Lake ara
CO. HAMMOND, General Superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL. Gel Tlc1ct Asent. tocti7du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
I friends and the tray cling pablo, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house IL
nearly new and furnished with III ~ eonveniences
Of mcde' hotels. The table vii - supysd with the
best the country adords.
Snanen y ~ Vet, y suAdsat g1AfaaSoo tlas
g sy: !. =. ...'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING sstaolished himself In this place In the
II business q oRvM 4 Brass PlArIso. propoeee
y Al al orders for Ans Silver plated Door Piateo.
tl0us1 a1eetAd y u uss Il popes ~ Ghrr.s
1SpA 4ntaano oe1s rslntes .WiAdsw -. 0Hrri.
- - 1eme4 s11M1 tloAo1 - es6W Z 49,
- Abv1ss vasaaSt ~
III ~ = - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
nouseKeepors I! Housekeeper

THE greatest attention will be paid by the subscr,.
i Der to repairing Furniture in the most sobstan-
tial and ncatest style. Old Chairs and fancy
painted Furniture rspainted In any style equal to new
Cabinet Furniture made 70 order and Paper Hanging
asaanded 70 With dispstch.
OHARLHs OHATIIULD.
Cabinet Mahae and Paper Ranger,
eooo0A1v 0ns6 leland - hsA- oaeand end tAiNa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

win be- made BY calling US before purchasing else
where. We are determined to ell Al low prices, 70
lo~ for Cash, that nooe shall he able - ofjet. And
While We are helping the por by ALMOST GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall ave the stalled wheel
OF the business World push forward Don't mis-
take the place but follow the crowd 10 No LIE
CLAIRE BLOCK Doclo I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
JULIUS CHENEBROUCH
Dental 2r1rE4o1a.

MOULD respectfully Inform the inhabttans OF
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly over the Davenport Gas Co.. IN Atf-
wins Block, on Perry, between Third and Fonrthspss
for the OF Mechanical and Operative Den
tstry in al It's branches. Having received instruc-
t rs from, and during tho rsst year been sssoca'n
with. one OF the able practitioners In the ne
feels confident that any operations entrus eh 10 MIN
will be executed In . careful and skniin' manner
He viii be most happy TO show any VINO may favor
him With call, his recommendations, wnicn are OF
the highest character; and Womb invite the most
critical examination upon all work committed 70 his
hands. All operations registered and warrsnted-
No socits share OF the public patyonase. and takes
pleasure In submitting the fclewing testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. %, 1857.
This may certify that DR. }. ChesebScugh has been
Q pupil OF mine in the study Of Dentstry and that
during the past year, he has operated with mo n my
once In hts professional sbtlity have the greatest
cor ddence, and c ,rdtaily recommend him 10 any
wishing such services those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. Wv. 6HBHTlBLD.
And also in referring TO Nessrs.
g. :. . .. Shepard, Hon r W. Williams.
r. O. Learned DR.. W. ". shsneh,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, 9 Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Beta, Rev Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. W Stoddard,
Of New london, Conn also 70
DR., Bsrrows. n BurroW0,
Hon. n Cannon, DR. Baker,
D. w,the Tvar, new D Mason,
VII Guvey Dsq., Aeors Osok = Sargent,
Rev ID Packard, % True,
Barrow Esq, VA Rsmingtous
B woodward, AZ Mast,
" Smith, Y4eYvD,
HI u.ynAka. Aw Bailey. tvebsdw
nev 9 4agouo, 0Aes Powers
Joe LAnhsltes jno i 1ooass.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
Rock Island TFeSpasscFS.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .N1D7VCE.

i War Department - "Asent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department st Rock Islsnd,s with fall iustue.
tons % adoet ~ necessary measures for ~ pro-
lection Of the property from depredatoAs AMI ntru-
sions." Nov, therefore, alpsvsons wAomsoeves, not
having lsgsl rtgM are hereby vaSnsa and notiaed
- quit The premises, and ahstaan mum any further
7ke Deputy o. .. Nar,hN spr Ininoaa Win t.ts
charge Of I'll wood cut o. ~ groun1 and forbid any
oeseeA Se0evlogt he $500 u11n ~ UopQ lanA9D
oan - oGooooo1 - PAD. - n N
- ~ -; - -; :; ~ - g. - =.
s.as.s kk1szs u } h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
CLOTHING.


COMPR1elN6, probably the largest, me q, IA shion-
~ able ami best made sssortmt nj Of Boys and
Mems clothing u be found In this city As The pub
NC are not ssmm,ned by naming ~, % or ~ thousand
dollars In stock, setting Of cost etc but II ia ui-
Gent for IA TO say that every descr ipti0n
that hsart can wish mini conceive, that 81 ali
unite durao,lity with heauty can be found at our
place, st such sstonishingy Low PRICES that
are confident
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
E.NISLOYINET'

$50 a Month, and alI Expenses Paid
An AGENT WANTED In every town and county
In the United States 10 engage in IA respectable and
easy business, by which the above profits may be GER
tainly realized For fun particular address II Mon
METH Co., corner 81 BroCIne and Mercer streets,
New YORK City, inclcs.ng one postage stamp.
Feb23-dawlrno
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15
Bank Of Florence,

Bank Of Florence
FLORENCE, NebYasA
GEO. b. SARGENT, Pres't J. n. PARKER, Ca
vINHE undersigned proprietors Of the Bank
l. Florence, Nebraska, are by the pro.
isons of Its Charter, individually responsib,,
Tor all Its issues, and will redeem the Notes Of
Institution atts counter in the city Of Florence
coin, and eithe Ioftheir Banking Houses, Eas
ern Rxchang In specie At same rates OF Other
currency
COOK & SARGENT, Davenport
COOK, SARGENT l. DOWNEY, Iowa City $Iow
COOK, SARGENT & COOK, Fort Des Aoires
COOK, SARGENT 4 PAKKER, Florence Nsbrasks.
July It'll l606-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

Splendid Lots on tho Bluff.
Lots and 7 In block ~, commanding . nne view
Of the Mississippi river, Rock Island Fort Armstrong
Railroad Bridge, sc.
For terms &c. apply to
Janldtf COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

Four Houses to Rent.
SITUATRD on the Bluff, East Of Gen. sargents.
~ These dwellings are entirely new and very de
siIxble, being furnished with all modern improv'
ments, gas, etc. Terms moderate.
Apply to COOK 6AR0EN7
Oct dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

~ ACRES Of choice land, one half mile from oty
IA limits, for sale u very low rates for cash.
COOK X SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-15

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
EAsr half OF lot g. in block %, CITY Of Davenport,
T. with the brick house thereon erected 8. ". cor.
neg OF ID and Rock Island streets.
West half Of lot In block 6, Second st1eet, be-
tween ROCK Island and Iowa streets, north side, 3D.
joining Farmers House.
North half OF lots and 10, In block IS, being 10
feet on Rock Island street and 128 feet on Third
street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
LAWS RELATING 10 COMMON SCHOOLS.
CON NJ ED.)
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

s 90. It shall be competent for any
legally organized school district in this
State, to- commence suit on the official
bond Of the town superintendent of com
mon schools of the town in which such dis
trict is situated, for the recovery of any
moneys lawfully due and belonging to
such district, in all cases where such town
superintendent shall neglect or refuse, for
the space of ten days from the time by law
fixed therefor, to apportion and pay over to
the proper officer of such district, the school
moneys aforesaid. ls
| s 9s. It shall also be competent fof
such school district, or the town superin-
tendent of schools, in case of default OF
the town treasurer or county treasurer to
nav over to the town superintendent OF
the town in which such district is situated,
the school moneys which by law should be
paid over to such superintendent, to com.
mence suit on the official bond Of such
town or county treasurer, for the recovery
Of such moneys. 9ls uo $50 II
s "a. For the purpose of this act, the
said school district, or the said supterlIn.
tendent, shall have full power and right to
con- cor, mepce suit in the name Of the persons
or officers to whom any bond as aforesaid
shall be given, and to control and prose
cnte such suits without hindrance from the
nominal plaintiffs to such suits, provided
that such district or superintendent, as the
case may be, shall be responsible for any
costs that may be finally adjudged against
tie plaintiffs. .sab..3 sst
SOS. In the prosecution Of suits un
der this act, a copy of the official bond
sued upon, duly certified by the officer I'll II
whose custody such bond is placed by law
shall be deemed sufficient for all purposes
of proof required IN law, ip said suits
And anv suits under this actin which the
sum claimed to be justly due shall no. ex
coed the sum of one hundred dollars, ma,
|be commenced and prosecuted before any
Justice Of the peace in The same manner Al
other cases.
s 96. 1t shall be the duty of the towr
SUPERINTENDENT Of each town, to make .
man of all the school districts and parts o.
| districts in his town, specifying the sections
parts Of sections or other subdivisions there.
in embraced, and file the same with the
town clerk on or before the first Monday
liz September next; and also map o.
each district, in like manner, and file the
lsame with the clerk Of such district within
1.-The time above specified. And whenever
| thereafter any alteration shall be made il
1.-The boundaries Of any school district, the
town superintendent shall cause such a
Iteration to be marked on the map flee
with the town clerk, and on the map 9
1.-The District or districts affected b. suci
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
BOARD OF HEALTH SUIT.

We bad forgotten to mention at the
proper time, that the plaintiff or plaintiffs
Cummings or Tinkeror both, having asked
for change of venue have had this case
carried to Grant county for trial. What
will be gained by this proc ediny will soon
be SEEM Richland Co. Observer.
This law, giving the power to take suits
from one county to another because ma"
fears to come before a jury of his owl
neighhors who know him best, is a misera
able thing. 1t is the rogue's resort, moi
the honest MANS, for an honest man al
ways prefers a jury Of those who know
him best. Arascal prefers a jury of those
who are strangers-beeause the law Gus
tom is to consider all men honest till tried
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
TIE saJrHERHPRsss IN F6zllGHERs AND
hrs WHITE LARORERS.

/ The Richmond, South, leading Buch
anan paper Of Virginia, thus speaks o
Northern white laborers and the Irish ant
Germans in particular:
|as ITO the greasy psalm-sngers of The
north, the trucking Yankee, the stupid
uncouih, unpublished Ohioan; toI,he mon
grel population of New York; to the he,e-
Irogeneous mass of the northwest :, to the
German, the DLtchman, the Irishman; to
v hatever persons, from whatever cline to
all save the great, the gifted, the only
pure representative of the great Anglo
Saxon family of the south, the whole terri
tory of the union is free, is open; but to
Ius and our institutions forever it is to be
and remain "terra incogaita"-a para
disc where we dare not tread-a paradise
Idenied to the great southern family, bu,
to be filled up and polluted with the hn-
man virmin, the toads. the unclean beasts,
from all parts Of the hahitable globe, but
that where man approaches nearest the
form of his maker. M as@d54 Axe s
I at is the determined pufpose Of the
northern hirelieg population to defraud the
people of the slave states out of every
foot of the common territory, without the
! slightest regard to the constitution of the
United States, which they have not the
Icapacity, either moral or mental, to COM
prehend, and with utter Indifference to
truth or justice. The representatives of
the hiretf,gs Of the north, collected from
all portions of the globe, driven on by the
same blind passions as those that agitate
| the unthinklng, untutored mind of the
multitude that spins es-the bastard is
sue Of its froth and fretted f,ine-will, il
not checked by the firm wisdom of the
south, drag the south with themselves
| down to a ruin that must an,i will Infall-
IDLY end in popular government without
constitntion-th most horrid form des-
potism known ITO, human soaie,y. We
trust the slave states will have the nerve
in time for the safety of human liberty in
North America, to steer away from The
northern whirlpool, and anchor conslitd-
tional liberty in cal'ner sea"
Yet strange, that the German and Irish
laborers Of Potosi and Hazel Green and
Plattevile and Beetown AID elsewhere
most ofthem, vote and hurrah for Buchan-
an and Democracy We ask them TO
read again the above, and then ask wheth-
er it is possible for party that supports
Ipapet preaching such sentiments can be
the friends of the foreigner or American
born aborer. If we advocate such sentl
meuts, the whole country would charge us
with being Know Nothihgs and worse; we
woald be driven out by force of arms. Ye'
the Richmond South talks the most villain
Gus abuse with IMMUNITY because 1t hurfah'
for Buchanan aud Democracy! The
Southern Democracy cannot DO much lon
ger tolerated; their sins are becoming IN
psrdonable. af ssoif. sse
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
fro BE CONTINUED

Our Foa TIE Fist TrME.-Our Towns
man Garnick, who was SO severely injured
by being run over by the switch-engine, in
this city, in October last, as to be consid-
cred past recovery, and whc it was believ-
ed by his attending physician, two months
after, would be bed-lyer for life, has go
recovered that he was out in sleigh yes
terday afternoon, under Capt. Bogy's care.
Garnick is one of those men who know no
such word as fail. and in spite of opinions
to the contrary, he has all along protested
that he would walk again. He gave us to
underestimate ten days,ago shstabeat the hrss
If july we might expect to see him trudg-
ing into our Office Dunlieth ADV.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
GIRLS FOR THE WEsT.-rf the hundreds

GIRLS FOR THE WEsr IF the hundreds
of unemployed working women ia our city
knew the fact that there are plenty Of pla-
ces waiting for them in the West, it seems
highly probable that they. would avail
of the opportunity offered to go
thither with The aid of the Women's Pro-
Itective Emigration Society. This Society
is now provided with funds to forward one
hundred more girls, and has places and
employment to put them into on their ar
rival. A party viii set out this evening,
by the express train on. the Erie Road, 70.
Decatur, 10 the State Of Illinois, and an
other will probably be dispatched mex
week. The girls will be received in homes
Immediately on their arrival, and will find
certain employment at wages Of froms pa
10 50 per week. Every town in the Yves
contains contains Protestant Churches Of the lead
ino denominations. There is no difficult.
| N f,lacing Protestant gisls where they cal
maintain their established religious convic
|tions. The Society Is careful to send fso
man Catholic girls to those places onl,
where there is 4 Catholic Church and res
lident Priests. Further funds are urgentl,
desired. IN. Y. tribune, 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
% SiLAs CHAIRMAN, Milwaukee Co,
az o. F. MAxsoN, Pierce Co, =
w f. fSsnrH. DoDaE Co, siaiR

rua4 o. F. MASON, Pierce Co, iss +,
r., w. E. Smith DoDaE Co., sinlhi4mg
.iss (ternis to expire Jan.slst, 1861: 1aisa
In the Assembly resolution for $500
OF postage stamps was voted, after a hum
orous debate. ITheiGommittee on Eduea-
ftion reported al bill extending the time for
paying interest onssehool fupsls . Little Of
Iconsequene was done At an evening session
1.-The Kansas resolutions were discussed by
Earnest and Knowlton. The latter made
laiengthys and most telling speech, il, re-
gard to the. Kansas Nebraska bill and the
Eevil fruits gifts passage commented severe
| " on the course of the President. rsr ID.
On the 26th in the Senate, a report of
stationery and other articles furnished the
different State Departments, was called
for from the State Superintendent. Mr.
Davis introduced some resolutions favoring
I the doctrine of"homes for the landless. p
The Governor sent in d message calling at
tention TO the slow progress of he work on
tCapitcl enlargement and suggesting the
propriety of some immediate action to
compel the prompt prosecution of the
work. He also sent in a veto of bill ex
tending the time for paying taxes in the
town of Eagle in. Wankesha Cor chiefly
because it suffered the taxes TO remain in
the hands of the Town Treasurer, and as
check to The inconsilerate haste which
50 MANY relief bills were passed. The We
to was sustained by vote of 25 to 2. 4
resolution was passed allowing the K. r
Investigating Commi'tee,or a part ofthem
to proceed to Milwaukee and examine the
Hooks of the La Crosse R. r., &c. III
I The Assembly. passed q resolution re
qllesiing the State Treasurer to report
whether he has received any bills for tax
es &c, since Jan 18TH A bill passed di-
yiling the County of Marquette and cree
| ing the County of Green Lake, with a
f,oo.i l;n. ea saa.
neglected, in the proper place, TO no
,;.o tb., Trs,s,,ror Hast;nas sent in
communication, in answer to Senate res
IoIution, very satisfactorily explaining his
-, ..enon,,o ,ho n.,,, ,an .,
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c,in Tho communication Won NAV see
Is, - publish and from tba a,connanv.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
the directions of tic within notice.
Dated at this day Of Is

| sorEs.--Said notice and return sho,ilel
| be delivered to the chairman of the dis--
trict meeting, and read; so that it NAV
| be asceI tanned whether notice his been
duly given, so as to justify the voters ii
proceeding to the transaction Of business
and the original notice and return must
be recorded by the district clerk, As part
Of the record Of the first meeting in such
district. =
A qualified voter is defined to be, in
the 5th section of the act, any male inhab-
Iitant over twenty-one years Of age, who
resides in district at the time of holding
a district meeting therein. The term in
habitant and resident have the same
meaning; and it was obviously the ihten-
|tion Of the legislature to make every man
over twenly-one years of age qualified
voter, who with his family, (if married, J
or who, if single, at the time Of district
meeting, was actually dwelling in such
district, for the purpose Of engaging in
business Of any kind, AMI not as a traveller
Tor visitor. And it is not to be presumed,
that this liberal policy Of the law will be
abused by any Of our citizens, or perverted
to the promotion of any schemes of ex,rav-
|agant or wasteful expenditure.
A diStiic: shall be deemed duly organ
lied, when any TWO officers elected at the
first legal meeting, shall have consented to
serve by written acceptance.
The acceptance may be in the following
form: 3a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

sorns.-A map Of The district may be
apnexed to the notice as a convenient
mode Of describing the boundaries.
The inhabitants serving the notice must
endorse thereon the names Of persons no
tilted, and should specify whether person
ally or BY copy, and must certify under the
same as follows: 81 . ~ ss' ss