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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05
Chicago T. Rock Island ikaiirOap


an AMI aftcr 4 ,i.dse DC III 1856 and until
7 Ifurth-r notice trains vii leave Eoct Islam daily
SaniayF excepted, as follows
ist nail train at 10.0OA II
~ ni9ht express Se0P n.
81 freight, With "a class cars at $50 A n
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays e.
ceptei, follows
Lat nsit express 81 300 A. n
81 mail train al bDP y
3. freight wiz I'd class cars at $50 r n
Al, trains tils roaA IN direct conneAion 81
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central u. T. 10 and from Detroit, To-
edo, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunktrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
LASA.le with trains Of the lllirots Central Road
North Calena and South TO St Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can ~ procured Of
=. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
u X. Depot. Rock leland.
Passengers Ieinlndel cf the ncoessityof giving
distinct directions the destination of their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars She conductors collect src oaly 10 sts
lions on the line Chicago Ak5ck Island railroad
JOHN r TRACY, Super ntendent
w. n. WgIYhaH, Asst Supt
Rock island. Nov. 81. losR tdtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-05

WE would sospectfuily inform the eitssse Of d
w veoRort and The vicinitv, that ~ have . ps.
lFAt whlis wash for whitsnint houses outside end
leeley tAat ~ VIII insure 70 remain while, nm
= - tea1Q EltAeu4 beallne. o.. A1s.-vS ~ -
;sk - - - ii';1A
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

"O VeVoHO VOsV0V1J VVVO1J
HAVE IN Office for the Transaction Of business In
II Merwin's Block Perry street, which Will be open
from 10 TO Is, n, and from to s, Pm.
All lot owners who have not settled for their lots
will please call Immediately and do 20 and receive
their deeds.
large portion OF the Cemetery grounds are now
survey ed and staked off in lote The community
geners lly il invited to examine them and make se.
lections.
1t Ia The intention Of the company 10 make this
Cemetery complete in all Its appointments The
avenues broad and curved; native forrest trees
carefully preserved. and various kinds OF shade
trees have been set out. competent person occu-
pics the Porters Lodge, and 10 constantly EMPLOYED
in taking care Of and improving the grounds.
All applications for lots burials must be made
the ONCE where cards authorizing burials viii be
Issued
The public, In patronixlng this Cemetery, may feel
assured that 1t will b protected In every way due to
ITS sacred purpose. v II. HILDR1TH,
nch23-dt Secretary.
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Dwelling House for Rent.

THE Large three story House, containing ~ rooms
i finished In tne best manner, corner OF oh and
Iowa St, would be suitable for gent-el boarding
house. Emo ufre of RLIA0 HALE,
may11u No s. Hast Second street.
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TI,o YOUNG MEN AND OH
9 ! !.
~ i rRs Nervous Debility aud
III I.ronle Dis, tse., the hTst and
- ~. direct eonst qnencss sr'ss hiif
eJs~n>. sy4<asdS ,tuse 81 the >, xua, system 10 d
Vls1elss Sc.sae1eT PECULIAR d. scasi milton a
NiH.yxETS# ia. seminal orgaiis, which n
V+azFiftH prodt,ced by mastuTbat tuf -
u The follow nv dforiierr come IN
ono casr g me Ia another, arr
NskAAsa-<s cain The direct cuussqurnCe ri
nTssss-sst& thts dis.ss.-. viz seminsl Ennis.
GA h,nns General D. liy aud y r.
<s- vousuess, u state fbr Society
-, y,...,,,,,ents psfa aud weakness. ia III,
-. ,unstru, n, Of me ta viFor and memory, wess
~, v.,sry c,es eruptions on The face and hods
y..ti4ssrsss or vicious dreams and unr'freshiDs
seer r1trc.. f4r msrriage relations Improper ex-
citshiiy o,tho organs streture costivesess, piles
dtspeT II, sc.
t. the tru,h Of tbs more or less In each case ev-
cry su.rer from solitary indnlfeno can att And
flrlh@r aGy latent or ftuily ii,n tolls a-e
A. fcrofula, oonsnmple1, sp'1-Ny In'. i'A,lsn Z,
cpeys'y ipitcCli'y irrpottn e, Insanity Ae Is al
mo surely ev.ntatiy d"veif pei iuro attVty, sud
actually Tho freqncnt cause % i4o'e fnaiadl
in yanDe per.ons proved - the sta'lstfs % al
ctinfftc. AM this " equally true ~ the t"xes
- II taken in tim THIS 4eaS" am Us cons'qnen-
crs Is perfectly ameuahic I, treatment.
nr Huhhrll will ev mct''s aVi'e Gratis I" all IA
tcuts ihus aictsi. mate "r .enal., who iusy Apply
by letter or p.rsanaiiy. III description Of then
case, A. T. true and rei,ablei ANS OF cure. Ard
proposes 70 treat the unfortsra,e, and in cases Il
extreme poverty AM suffering, III sum that " III
orly compeusste tn cost o. medicine
In all disa=rs which affect mankind, arising from
abuse OF sex usi fuuctiOns-whetier married Or SIN
sic male or temale-Doctor Huhbeil ray ts consult
e privately and secretly, no matter what the drease
may be-, he will furnish them with delightful ana
tle,ssnt remedies that Will strengthen the whole ner
systeIn--ari that, 90, - remedies thai never
A. the slightest injury. under any circumstances.
To- Tux LADiss iirs troubled with irrrs"ari-
tics weasr.ss and other complaints peculiar To Tie
fema system will mud spestiy cure ~ caiiinS n
above
All communications strictly confidential
Address, J HuDtci!, ID, box 1888 q, Chicago,
Illinois.
rrivste ofioc, No 81 Randolph o., opposite the
Revere Hotel.
SPECIAL NOTICE --IIiGHIY IMPORTANT TO
FEMALEs.-A those wnose hea,lH will not admit oi
becoming mothers, and wishing pu!st aeconim ia
tons until restored and also 10 secure The services oil
Of the most exaeri"ncc Physicians IN the ,init
states viii please address p. o. Box lo6s, chicago
IN mAy3Ditf
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IN the night OF the llth inst. from the leves b.
" tween Iowa end he junno1on g Front with Sc.
end stress, . SooW SAIL Boar Carrying Jib ano
Main osllo; sise-1s Or - ~ b hull, bloea
aeek. liGht blue vhoevsr setus1s ~ seove -
0cslbsd bat, viii y suitably SewaD6el upen soueo
9 - nG11ea Oeoeo 1eyIopd0
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Nsrvelrs Condition Powders

for Horse AMI Cattle This Remedy is the beginning
and the END Of Horse and Cattle Medicine Os er
Million Packages have been sold during the ysas
1856. Perfectly safe and good at all times Other
remedies OF similar nature are hut char compared
with hem Put IN large Packages with full direo-
tons and sells foT % cent?.
= The aheve remedies are warranted. Agents
authorized t. refund Iur has money. II salts
faction is not given These articles SOLD ~ deal
ers In all cities, towns and villages in the United
States and Canadas Persons wifi inquire for them
by their full names and avoid ali others.
HERRiCK d BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, N. Y.
Penton 4 Robinson SAWYER, Pam x Co, Bookee,
INNS 4 Co. Wholcs ale agents. Chicago.
Taylor x Baliuri, d. {. Eidridre, Davenport
Heimes 1 ClippenCcr, " Scribner, Rock island
4. =. Chamber ain. Moline,
W Platt, Clinton.
p. G.. McLane, Camanche.
A. " benton Co, Fulton City.
And by dealers ever where.
J. II. CLIFFORD
yulY20w1V Travelling sgeEt for the West,
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Dissolution.

DlSSOIutlO0.
,r,uR co-paytnership heretofore existics between
:. H. Camp 4 Alpheus Tibhetts under the
nsme q H Gasp o., y ~ DAY dissolvsd bv
mutual consent =. ~.~-
rrAvrro psrxhsssd Of Aiposus ssesse1e ~ lnoes4
:: !: Z; 81 !: =! s.; =. = =
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CHICAGO.
Ev1oNG
j. j. GAlLAGHER'S,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
o3 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.
II "A PP EN-.
ics LARE STREET Ios
| CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
. K q II TX Z NJ O..
For Men and YOys,
BETTER AND GERAPYR THAN EVER.
TIVE exifaorda ~ low prices ruling a. the East
j during the ps WINTER months, as Well as The
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for Spring and
summer wear have induced rs 10 purchase aud We
now rereisiug by fNpr s., al unas ualiJ large
and eeg assortment VI Inc Aid able Goods
| for rlru's wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our manufactory III ihs city has been kept IN coz
.tant operation dGrins tie past four msuih-, enA-
blag We at ls time to "a the largest art 5-st as
sorimspt VI new and fash nsls garmsnte ever cxlih-
| it'd Ia the Northwest and al yricss mucn leo"
those obtsinei last fog the quality o!
goods. W. guarantee the quality Of our work, svtry
| garment beng made mp uDier our 1wn Sup-rvision
and on our PREMISES, We can safely VARIANT II
| equal ~ the test custom work
MERCHANT TAILORING.
| Our custom room, under the MANAGEMENT OF one
OF the most nkiiiul Cutters IN the eouutry 10 full
stocked with entirely ssoytme"i of the latest
IrnpprtAtions q She u ne qualities CT Cloths CASH
meres V-stiuss. &c, which Will make up - or
der at short ice and in sf Drst style OILY, AT
NEW YORK PRICES
We guaYs,t I eitirc satisfaction, or refund thu
money.
| ONE PRICE ONLY.
| EssAsmembrr the Eun.i,er, los Lake street
| alry7diy--JJ3 TAPPkN BHCS.
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LEGAL. Notice

sso1r corsrs, jss Boot. Coansy. u
JOHN d. COM5TOCK,
Assignee % Loop 4 Alien,
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To Brick Makers.
JNOR sale cheap for cssh--Six Brick kach ines CONF
It plete and In good ord-r. Each machne, with
me horse Ill MAKE II tsW Perfect Brick per day.
All the trtck the Hudson River made by sim
liar machines. Address
MARvIAN l. GIBBS,
mch26 dts box 20l2, Chicag
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STATR on IOWA, In District Court Of Scott
Scorr County s. County aforesaid.
Wilcox, Perry EAcker
Use
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sYkcYiff',S Sale,

mayo5its
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Jnlv %. rs5s-ss
FOaF WifNE.--cR0CEKIEs, As., &c.

We would call the attention of our Merchants to.
the advertisement in this week 5 paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS & fUEsTIs, Whelssaie Grocfrs. Fort
Wayne, lnd Their stock consists of general "a
sortment of Groceries-togefber with every thing
that is usually found in store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some oi the best. oldest and
,rcu kaou Houses in tho East fers them facilities
in having in their stock unsurpassed by any otAfr
House in The West.
They are therefore enabled TO furnish any thing
in their line. freight considered. low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati. Chicago, or any
other ,narkst.
Fort Wayne is now Within two or three hours
ride of this place. uninterrupted by any change Of
cars. Merchants therefore, this place and vcin-
ity can obtain any thing they need in the line Of
WILLIAMS & HuEsrrs. in few hours, thereby }.
voiding the expense, delays and loss of time coca
stoned by ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS & fIuEsTis have but one price, and
those ordering from them, viii obtain goods Of the
quality and price, as if there In person to pur-
chase ~
If you would therefore save both money and fimr.
purchase of WILLIAMS and HuEsrrs, Wholesale
Grocers, No. 80, Columbia street, Fort Wayne.
Indiana. I3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

e< Lieut.. Gov. Hamm ond has sppoin

EE Lieut. Gov Hammond has appoint
ments ont to speak in every county In this
Congressional District. and we understand
that Gov. Willard has also promised tc
speak in every county in the Bloody
Ninth" ], is significant fact that all the
Democratic speakers sent into this District
from abroad, TO aid Walker. are cut and
cut Lecomptonitcs This proves beyond
doubt that Col Walker cordially accepts
the resolution adopted b. the Convention
endorsing Buchsnan and the policy of his
administration Lccompton and ell, with
out reservation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
eE The notice we took last week Of

EE The notice we took last week O
the Union Democrat, published at Winnie
mac has had most singular effect upon til,
editor. whose name, we believe, is Chcfy
very appropriate one by the way. for one
of his mental caiber As soon as he read
our article, we learn that lac turned as blacl
in the face as Niger. and Immediately
fell over on the floor IN violent spssm
Froth and foam exuded from his mouth
nostrils and other portions of his body. the
stencil arising from which filled the at
mosohere all over the place. and became
so intolerable in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Chaffy's Office that the inhabitants
IN that locality had to desert their domi-
ellis. The smell Was orse. il is said, than
that Of ten thousand niggers or forty
skunks. After the Paroxysln had some
what subsidized, he muttered something O.
bout niggers, and charged us with trying
to ALLEVIATE the affections of his sooty rela-
tives from him. At last accounts from
W innemac. the inhabitants Of the town
were burning tar and pitch. and the trus-
tees had held special session and ordered
Chaffy's Office to be thoroughly cleansed
and fumigated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

Eg We hear that Mr. Parks is anxious
to get into political debate with our candi
date for Representative. Mr. Charles H
Reeve. Ii he should happen I'M debat'
with Charley may the Lord have mer
cy on has soul. II c. Dem.
Does Mr.. Reeve, 1.-THE writer of the a
bove paragraph. it is believed, J wish tc
terrify his opponent? Will he shoot hin
and stab him with the Revolver and Bow
lie knife he constantly carries with hint
If not why is the Lord implored 'to hav,
mercy on his soul?' Doubtless, Mr.. p
when he reads the foregoing extract viii
turn pale and shake in his boots. Dir
Reeve, certainly has an exalted opinion
as well Of his yalor. when his antagonist
is afsr off, as of his transcendant abilities
The following quotations are, no doubt
familiar 10 him. and often conned over in
his mind, OH suitable occasions:
whoever dare those boots displace.
"Shall meet Bombastes face TO face"
al am sir Oracle,
when ope nv month let no dog bark"
GA, de cake, hoe de corn.
''l's de child ne'er was born,
Spec | erowei up some dark morn,
Ching er-ring er smash goes de break down
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Dougla, "Runninr a Muck,
IFrom the WASHINGTON rninnl


Poor Douglas-tho man is surely de
mented! His contortions and grimaces
are absolutely frightful He is getting
worse and worse, too. He attacks friend
and foe with indiscriminate ferocty. III
falls upon Mr.. Wendell, the publisher OF
this paper, who has no control over its
columns in the spirit of genuine madness
Poor Douglas. Through all has conduct
be seems TO maintain his usual disregard
for truth. and an utter Indifference alike
to the integrity and credibiity of his state
ments. He tells us, in his speech at Paris,
that I've had persistently refused TO notice
tte Washington Union. The man i,
surely loosing his memory as well as his
senses. We were amused neatly all last
winter by his insipid and puerle assault.
upon this paper. He did little else thar
keep the Senate advised of cur sayings ana
doings, and as he was then, as now treub
led with an affection called 1.-THE simple
ity on the brain, the Senate and the coun-
try became fairly nausestcd wi,ll hi,
spleen. Poor man,
1t was only a few days a,7> that he. SCI
himself up as a very Autocrat; AMI order
ed in the true VEIN Of insanity, assaults 10
be made upon frie1rl and foe aIike--hc,c,
there, and everywhere An Arab chiei
could not have performed grsnder exploits
OF death than the poor nian'set about. In
the circuit OF his rage, he has at length
fallen upon the Union. We have receiv-
ed the charge. and promise all the world
that we shall survive it. Mr.. Wendell
has been traduced and villifed bcforo-so,
at least, We have heard Mr.. Douglas re-
pcatedly declare. On the testimony of the
poor little exhausted senator we would not
impugn Mr.. Wendell on his testimony
we wouhl not acquit him. Mr. Wendell
surely can live in spite of Dir. Dongles'
assaults. as he has long survived his sup
port. The funniest part of the matter il
the poor mans impeachment Of Mr. Wen
dell because the latter received. as bust
ness man, the votes Of Republicans in
Congress. when it is quite well known
here that during all last winter the SEN
ator's only associates. supporters. and
counsellors were Republicans. That is
very queer. Werepeat the man is certain
ly mad. Are there any Lunatic Asyluins
in Illinois?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

want Kansas admitted before 1860; that
the parry would lisband as soon as she
came into the Union. We now distinctly
say let the conseq uences be what they may,
that we, and so are all Republicans. in ia
vor of admitting Kansas into the Union at
tue next session of Congress. The De-
mocracy have already announced that they
will oppose her admission
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Kansas Affairs.

The affairs IN Kansas so long connplica-
ted are at length settled. and. we doubt not
permanently. The people have rejected
the proposition OF admission as State, as
extended to them by Congress. and Kansas
will now remain Territory until it shall
be ascer,sined fIo,n a census. that she has
a population sufficient to entitle her to q
Representative In Congress. when she win
he admitted. and not until then. The peo-
pie Of that Territory. it would seem. pre-
fer 9 Territorial to . State Government.
and with that decision the Democracy are
content.
But we notice that quite number OF the
opposition journsls--among which our as
tute neighbor, over the way is one-are
claiming the result of the election on the
proposition OF admission. as Republican
triumph. This is indeed SC. very cool that
We are forced to couciude if has ice in it
& Republican triumph. indeed. Did the
Republicans pass the law under which the
people of Kansas have just voted. and by
-bich they have rejected the proposition Of
admission. Certainly not? Every Re
publican vote in Congress was cast against
II, and ret forsooth the eject OF that law Is
. Republican triumph. The people Of
Kansas voted under law that the Repub-
Iicans of the States denounced as ''bribe
and sthreat, thus recognizing its equity
AMI validity. If the Republicans had re-
fused the advice Of thsir friends IN tho States
and voted for members to the Constitution
Il Convention, instead OF two years. Of TUX
snoil and bloodsbed. Kan<as might have
had pea-e and qaietuds. and to-day been a
free State Of this Republic. But no. ex-
element Was needed for political purposes.
apl Kansas must furnish It,. This conrse
and this advice. have cost ksnsas millions
Of money, and decimatsd her population
by thousands, AMI the party that counselssi
her people thns.-is Justly responsible for
the consequeaoss---Laporse Times. s.s
We copy the above to show our readers
the kind Of food the Democrats are RECALLED
with By their organs. Is it possible that
ssnsibls men can swallow such dirty stuff:
The Times, be it remembered. is Col
Walkers organ. and in the frst paragraph
the position is distinctly taken that Kansas
viii be kept ont Of the Union until she hsi
sufficient population to entitlo her to q
representative Tbs people of Kansas
have not said in rejecting Lecompton and
slavesy that they prefer Territorial to I
State Government. on the contrary they
will doubtless ask for admission at the mex
session of Congress. and If the people de-
sire The agitation ofthe Slavery question
to cease. Trey should vote for men to Con
gvess who are in favorof admitting her,
Thsa The agitation viii stop, so far as tina
nnskferis concerned, and not before ur
Walker. according to his organ. if elected
win oppose her admission. She had In
hsbitsnts enough to come IN with slavery
but not enough BY half without This J
popular so~sreizpfy 'nocesdiag to Demoe
rscy! What shsnsfuI h5poericy.
eous 81 he D>nssrazic papers hav'
- - - RoPubfonn party DID no