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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-15
saEsaNnE GsaN ss 81,
House Carpenter and Joiner,
BAYOU SARA. La.

TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale,
Il Cranes Metallic Patent Burial Casket, at
his shop near j. Fl. Henshaw's Stable, Bayou
Sara.
gEMr II. Demouy il my agent Or the rale OF
these Caskets in the parish of Polite CoHpee,
and he will always have on hand supply OF
them. II. TENN i.
April 10. 1855 10y
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-15

Po any Of these languages, one lesson per
day 20 per month two lessons per
day, 80, do; or to learn to read,
write. and also to speak language e
@ dramatically lleisona not limlteO 100 90
Those persons who already speak Ian
gllage aud wish to become good read
ers and also to read and write 1t
grammaticaily .......... ........... 5V W
Correct translations of Ancient or Modern Lam
guagps will be made at this Institution.
NB.-Visitors and persous on business are de-
sired to call from to A. NJ, 10 to !, or to =
r. N. 8
No pains or expense will be spared to make all
the ID partments worthy of the confidence OF the
public. Strangers are referred to circulars Tor
letters from
Gen. Andrew jackson. late President OF the
United States; Hon Martin Van Bnren, late Pre-
ssident Of the United States; Hon. K. n. johnson.
late Vice President of the United States; Hon. A.
B. Roman. late Governor of Louisiana lion.
james G. Jones. late Governor Of Tennessee Hon.
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=. z. Gaines, late Z. s. Army; Hon. John Bell
Y. Senate RI. Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee
Rev. Or. Chamberlain, late President OF OakiaEt'
college, Miss. Or they can refer to-
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man and Others, New Orleans. La.
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D O l. B f A r. S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
NO. LOG CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

NO. lO6 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
rs prepared to receive Ladies, Gentlemen and
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There is now added Mathematical Department
including Arithnlatc. algebra, Geometry, Trigo-
nonetry. Surveying and Navigation with praetis
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Language, dir, cted by Prof Raphael Visart. A
department. for the Spanish. directed by Prot. Al
berto de Tornos, A department for the German.
directed by Prof. Gustaye Vidal and a depart
ment for Photography, (Short Hand) by Prof.
Geo. Clarnock.
The establishment is intended mainly for Adults
and those whose time is very valuable, and it is
SO arranged that persons who wish to learn any
of these languages. or other branches OF mention
ed, can do 50 without waiting for other matters.
None but the best and experienced Professors and
assistants will ever be engaged. There are nine
apartments-a reception room elegantly fitted up
for visit6rs so thai Pupils are never interrupted
in their lessons and an apartment for the pupils
of each Professor. and also practicing rooms, so
that pupils are taking the full course in any one
of these branches can have ten hours practice
each day. All things will be taught as they
should be practccd in business and every day life.
The English, French. Spanish and German, are
now the comm rcial languages of the world. and
the social scientific and literary languages Of the
greater part of Europe and America, and are now
daily becoming more Important to all persons
Pupils wifi be exercised daily in Reading Writ
ing and Speaking any language they may wish
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or fnii course. SO 90
Surveying per month ........ 20 90
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

SCoTT County AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-By advertisement it will be seen
that there is call for meeting of this 90
ciety on the 3Oth inst, to take into consid-
alton the sale of the present county fair
grounds, and also to devise means to Sc
cure the next meeting of the State Fair at
this place.
The sale Of the present grounds and the
purchase of another site is an idea with
which we are much in favor, for many good
reasons which are apparent to all who at
tended our late fair. The grounds are al
together too small too inconv enient, too
far from the city, and too difficult of access
and in case we should be 30 fortunate as to
have the next State Fair at this place the
grounds are almost entirely untitled for the
purpose.
Without taking much thought on the
subject, we should think the Fair Grounds
should be located somewhere near the
lower part of the town, where we un-
uerstand liberal oilers have already been
made to the society, in case it should ever
| think of changing its location.
We hope strenuous endeavors will be
made this year by those interested, to have
the State Fair here next year, and that am-
pie provisions will be made with that view
Let large tract be fenced in, buildings,
stalls, pens, DC, erected, a good tro;ting
course made. and all appliances which
shall be superior to any in the State. then
let this state Of affairs be laid before the
State board by proper man, and We think
their will be no difficulty in carrying out
the idea, and obtain the object We shall
say more Of this hereafter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Aldcrlnlallic Meeting.
WHAT WAS DONE THERE.

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Mayor and the Aldermen with the excep-
tion of Washburn an Hubbell, convened at
the Council Chamber The proceedings
were read and approved.
Petitions being in order, Aid. Thorington
presented case of enormus assessment,
where Mrs. Veiths was assessed $4,000 on
property not worth over 81 900 and moved
that it be adjusted. Carried
Aid. Ramming presented petition Of
Glaspell and others asking that reparation
be made by the city for damage done by
washing away parts of lots DC. Referred
to committee on claims.
Aid Sears presented petition from Mr..
Abt, who set forth that at tax sale he
purchased several lots and that said lots
were not subject to sale-the tax is having
been paid on them. He therefore asked
that the money so paid by him be refnnd-
ed by the city. The lots referred to are
the ones on which the Burtis House stands.
Mr.. Burtis holds the tax receipts. Referred
to committee on claims, and prompt atten-
tion recommended.
Petition of Lambach that he be paid
sl2 for six days work.
MovedIto refer to commmittee on claims.
Reports of city sexton and Treasurer were
received.
Aid. Thorington called attention t o the
fact that some property belonging to VIM.
Allen had been assessed and the taxes
thereon paid twice last year. Moved that
the tax so paid (s24,24) be refunded.
Report on market house presented and .
resolution offered to the effect that unless
ten more stalls be apded to the lower mar
ket house, that the ordinance restoring sale
Of meats DC, within certain limits be con-
sidered as relating to old city limits.
In this case it is set forth that ct least
ten more stalls can be rented at the South
market, at each day for renting same, and
as the building is not as large as stipulated
for under first contract with the owners
thereof, this step is deemed advisable. The
South market is doing fine business. The
report was adopted. and the ten additional
stalls will probably be added.
Committee to whom was referred the bill
Of Dr. O'Reardon for attendance on police
man Young, whose ribs were broken at the
late Ferry boat melee, made three corned
report; Aid. Morley recommended that 90
be paid, Aid. Macintosh to pay the whole,
and AID Sears to pay nothing. The report
was laid on the table on motion of AID.
Thorington.
Several small bills were read by Mayor
and ordered paid.
Several bills for election services Of judges.
clerks, DC, were brought up and disposed
Of Aid Christie thought the election bills
were coming in little too fast to be pleas
ant They were ordered paid long sinss b
spssial order Of council
A blli sos filling certain alleys ~ pr
oalSd, st~e Whisk there M oeaAdesa1ls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
l. A TE S II NE w s.
Foreign News by the Anslo Saxon.

QuEBrc. Oct. l9.-Later advlces from Lady
Franklin's Arctic. yacht Fox, mention that
the expedition had safely crossed the middle
nee Of Baffin's Bay. and was now in a fair
way OF accomplishing the object Of the en-
terpriee.
The London Time. says that all appear
ances indicate that the present Atlantic Ca
bic must be given up. and hopes that the
experience gained will be used to insure that
success which is finally certain. 1t admits
the great superiority of the Niagara over the
Agamemnon, and thinks that ship should
be especially constructed for the LAYING Of
the cable
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Co.
had improved to f42Oa46O.
The failure of large sugar speculator in
London. for E3 GOO 900. was announced on
Tuesday,
The London papers Of Wednesday pub.
lish an able report Of Mr. Hehly, the slec-
trical engineer. on the state Of the cable
Re 10 Of the opinion that the cable 10 seri-
ously Injured about 500 miles miles from
Valentia. He has put his large magnetic
instrument in operation with . view to
transmit messages to Newfoundland, but
will not know the result until advised by
steamers from America. Any attempt to
raise the cable in deep soundlngs, would, in
his judgment, cause its destruction. Finally,
he does not despair of making the cable
work III 1t does not get worse
The papers publish a dispatch from Lord
Canning, Governor General Of lndia, in re-
ply to Lord Ellehbsroughs dispatch. Lord
Canning complains Of the treatment he had
experienced. He defends his policy and
asks to be relieved if he has failed to satisfy
the government.
TRANCE.
The Emperor was as the Chalons Camp
The Moniteur publishes a circular forbid
ding unstamped newspapers to insert adver-
tlsements. This return to the strict letter
Of the law will be death blow to multi
tude Of minor newspapers.
1t Is stated as certain, that the Emperor
OF Russia has been invited by Prince Ma
poleon to visit France; that he has accept
ed the invitasion, and will visit both Paris
and London next spring
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

EE"Tax payer" has sent us an ac-
ceptable communication, and promises more
of the same sort, but he has forgotten to
send his name along. This rule must be
adhered to-
young Man" sends us poetical effuson
which We cannot publish, because, first he
did not send his name, and secondly he
writes 80 badly that our devil can't read it
with a double barreled spy glass. He says
the manuscript has the appearance of an
old fashioned wire fence struck by light
ming
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

Lectures ON HEALTH-We refer
our readers to the announcement of Dr. Ris-
ley, in another column. Our friends cannot
get better understanding of the Doctors
reputation, and intentions in his lectures
here, than from the following paragraphs
from the Muscatine papers.
The Enquirer says
DR. Risley has been practicing his profes
sion in our city with extraordinary success
for upwards of two years, and during that
ical knowledge and surgical skill, which
er The DIR fairly worships his profession
devoting while in our midst, his entire time
and attention. to its practice.
He proposes to lecture upon the best
method of preventing disease and of pre-
serving health. The Dr.'s long experience
emiuently capacitates him for this sphere
and we have no hesitatancy in saying to our
brethren of the Press who may make the
acquaintance of the Dr., that by giving a
wide circulation to the notice of his lectures,
their readers will owe them very great
debt of gratitude.
OF DR.. Risley, the Journal says:
Those of our citizens who have had occa-
sion to call in the professional aid Of DR..
Risley, will learn with regret, the determi-
nation of this gentleman to retire, for sea
son at least, from the active duties of his
profession. Few practitioners have devo-
ted themselves with more assiduity and zeal
to the profession of which he has long been
an honored and useful member. Few pos
sess a larger share of professional attain
ments or a greater degree of professional
skill-and few have met with as complete
success in subduing disease.
| 1t will however be gratifying to know
that, in Withdrawing from active practice,
he only proposes to transfer his lsbors to
another and more enlarged field of useful.
ness. At q very heavy expense, he has OBJ
tanned from France the figure of full sized
man, so constructed that the different or.
gans and parts that make up the human sys-
tenn can be fully exhibited, and their rela-
tionf and mutual dependence demonstrated
in so easy and familiar . manner, that the
most unlearned can comprehend it. We
have seen it, and can't but unite with seve-
raj of ou: most intelligent and best judging
/ citizens. 10 WOOu IL u0o Ueeu euOWu 0uU lte
objects explained, in pronouncing it work
of singular fidelity, and admirably adapted
to the purposes to which it is intended to
be applied.
"The proper study Of mankind is man. "
We study the temper, disposition and intel
lect of others. but ebsorbed in the cares Of
business Or the pursuit of money, We Who'll
" neglect ourselves The axiom applies as
we'll to our peysical organization ID its
| healthy condition % it does to the mental
constitution. We have . hope that when
men cfthe character and abilities Of DR. Ris.
lev devote their attention ~ this matter, it
VIII meet with . corresponding attention
irom the public; and that . regard for
physical health, and . knowledge Of the
tui,s s. wkleA q is controlled, w{l bs d.
ss:! =, ] q a. sia'A ''.' ''s''A'''a'a = 'h' n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
River Steamer sunk .

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l9-The Steamer Flying
Cloud sunk at Devils Island on the l7th-
She cost S55 900. The condition Of her car
go, which was large and valuable, is not a.
certained.
Cn the same day, the steamer Rudolph
sunk at Goose Island. She WAS valued st
$4,000, and insured $l5,COO.
We also learn tkat the steamer Sam
Young, from Peoria for this port has been
sunk in the Illinois River near its junction
the Mississippi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

TARGET ExCuRsloN.-At a special
meeting of the D. G. Artillery, held at their
Armory on Tuesday evening, Oct 10, 1858,
the following resolution was passed
Resolred, That the Davenport City Ar
tillery have target excursion on Thursday
October 90, 1853. and that committee of
FIVE consisting of Capt G. N, Schuyler,
Ensign H. Barnes, First Corporal Drake.
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Spearing. be appointed
with full power to make all necessary ar
rangements for the same.
JAMES ). MACKENZIE,
Sec'y pro tenn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
~ The POETRY OF PHysIC.-

~ The POETRY or PHysIC-
PILLS! PILLS! PjLLSi
"Hrzzah fer tie Sugar-Coated Hills" is the cry
That rings thro the earth and resounds the sky
These ave the Pulls
To Danish all ills,
And the hescest attacks Of diseA>e to defy
PILLS! PILLSi PILLS!
Hark TO the shout as it swels OH the gale.
Like the cstaract's roar the wild tempests wall
''These the pills
To banish oil Ills,
To raise up the suffering when all others fall -
PILLS! PILLS! PILLSl
In far ahead, when the earth's gray with age
Some rhy mster will place on her poetic psse,
In verse trium pha Mt, the wonderful truth
"These are the Uills
To ban ish oil Ills,
And give 70 old age thy full vigor Of youthp'
What pills do you meanp Why Of course no other
but the true Herrick's Eugar-Coated Pil s. which
have, and st.ll continue to perform such wonderful
cures
Family boxes, % cents.
See Advertisement on 81 page. oct2l-apr22
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

SUPREME COURT.
FALL TERM-AT DAVENPORT. 1858.
Reported for the Democrat
October %

reported for the Democrafl
October %
CHIEF Jussice-GEo. g. WRIGHT.
Justices " q Q; s,os.,.: wS1D..nD.
LBwis KrSssv, CLERK.
II Mary Blake appt vs. William Blake,
Dubuque co. Affirmed.
2l9 Elijah Waltar vs John Huck appt
Clarke co. Reversed
l2S James Deland Va f II Msrshon and
wife appts Jasper co. Affirmed
l29 II Skif vs Z II Mershon ct al
appts Jasper co. Affirmed.
Dec. lS57-l3 Logan d Cook vs. Vim.
G Attix appt Dubuque co. Reversed.
l44 Hugh w Davis VS. Luther Burt and
Joseph Kerr impleaded with w Il and w
S Davidson appts Marion co. Reversed.
80 VIM Corbit appt VS. Peter Smith Des
Moines co. Affirmed.
2S6 VIM Schsuler appt VS. the Western
Stage CO. Submitted on part of appellant
24l H f Newell va NJ NJ Hayden appt
Dubuque CO. Submitted.
State of Iowa We Francis Gilbeck. The
defendant in this ease Vas tried in Du-
buque co. for the murder of his wife, in
August last and foand guilty Of murder in
the first degree, and sentenced to be hung
on the 29th Of the present month. Defen-
dant appealed his case to this court and an
application made to the Jndge Of the Dis
trict Court to stay execution until his ap-
peal could be heard, which was overruled
on the ground that the Judge had no power
to supercede said judgement. 1t was there
ordered by this Court that further pro-
ceedings in sentence Of the District Court
cease and be stayed until further order OF
this or the District Court. and until said ap-
peal shall be heard
Messrs. Jeffrey NJ ! Griffith, Harvey $.
Jennings Of Dubuque. J. W. Stewart of Dl-
venport and Philip Myers of oskaloosa were
admitted to practice in this court.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

Two CLAIMANTs.-N. w. Mills G
Co., Printers and Bookbinders, at Des
Moines, says "a set of blank books made
here, took the premium at the late Iowa
State Fair held at Oska.oosa, as the best set
of blank books on exhibition. In view of
this fact doesn't the name Premium Blank
Book Mandatory belong to us!"
Luse, Lane d Co. also claim to have car
ried Of the prize for the best set of bounds
books. How is it that both parties did the
same thing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
DISTRICT COURT.

OCTOBER, 90, 1858.
No business came before the court yester-
day but the case Of Mann, Weber and
Powell, which occupied the whole day
The case went to the jury, which " i'll prob
ably return verdict of not guilty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Sherlh's Sale.

J. D. Dlnkman VS. John Chr Keeper.
ID 7 virtue Of . Writ Of Attachment In the above
ID entitled cause, issued from the once OF the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Scott County. Iowa
dated October Is, 1858 and 70 me directed, / have
levied upon the following property to wit; ~ stacks
Of Wheat sta cks Of barley, Of stseki
o. hay and cows. the property Of the def John
Chr KeelpeT.
Notice i hereby siven that will sell the above
described personal property at Public Auction to The
hiehest and best bidder, therefor In cath the
farm Of tho pl6. J. d. Dinkman, in Blue Grass
Township, Scott county, Iowa, on Saturday October
-, 1858. between the hours Of .. m. and .. m.
Of said day H. LEONARD.
Oct 81, '66-d4t Sheriff OF Scott 90 Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.

RALROAbs, East, Leave at IS n and 6:16 =,
except Sundays excepted; West, leaves a. 905 A N
and Glib NJ, Sundays excepted.
BOAT, North leave ate a M, Sundays excepted !;
South, leave at 6A n, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt Maqno-
kets and wilton, leave the P-nnsyv House. ues-
days Thursdays ann Saturdays at A NJ; North to
Lyons via eCaire Princeton, Cam CHI. aud ClIn-
ton Tuesdays, Thu sfays sni Saturdays att A NJ
Sm'ih Arnoid's line OF hacks leave every day at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
NICHOLAS I<I HNEN,

WHOLESALE TOBACCONlST,
GO or Main and Second streets, Dduenpo Io,of
Eyery variety OF Havana and Domestic Segars, To
bacoos, Pipes, etc , constantly on hand
Agent for Brouson's celebrated Fine Cut Cbewiue
and smoking Tobacco.
TO SegAr Manufacturers would recommend a well
selected stock of L. At Tobacco, consisting OF Havana
Wrappers and Filers, Java and Cuba Seed Leaf etc
kovl4dAWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
News from DIR. Livingstone.

HRovIDKSCE, Oct l9.-Ihe schooner r
II. Miller, at this port from Gulimore River
brings news that DIR. Livingstone has gone
up the Nile with his small steamer.
New has been received of a victory over
the natives at Champagne on the Zambsei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Model Of Admlt Size.
Office.

1TNBE Scott County Agricultural society and tho
i Fair Ground Association Of Scott county. Icwa
will met at Wilev's store, I'd street, Dsven-
port, on Saturday the 30th inst. at lo ocloek =,
to take into consideration the propPietv Of selling the
land now belonging 70 the Pa,r Ground A. ociation
and purchasing larger piece in come more eonve-
nlent location o 70 ~hat Be done 70 get the
state Pair q Davenport next year.
Oc21 q NEAL. Ssc'g.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
The Balloon Race.

SANDUsKY, Oct l9.-Godard, the balloon.
ist, came down last night at 1912 o'clock
| fifteen miles from here Steiner came down
| at IL A. NJ, one mile from here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Park House.

Park House.
IOWA CITY, ...lOWA.
flNHis Large and Commodious Hotel has been leased
by the prophet r, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout, In the best man
ner, with sPBIS0 BIDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will he spared H. mskc the PARK HOUSE
the "a No. +" House Of the City it being much the
largest and pleasantly situated In central location,
the OF Jefferson aud Dubuque streets, near
the City Park with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hun ir.d Guests.
TKRNS-in conformity to the times.
Good and Capacous 3tabing att ached to the house.
J, TRUSDELI Proprietor.
Eoy24iN TFormerly OF the Trusdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
Third Arrival by the Overland Californla
Mail Route.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l9-The third overland
California mail arrived last night, bringing
letters dated 54th. but no papers. Five
passengers came through.
The first and second mails from St Louis
were met progressing finely.
No indian interference as yet has been
met with
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

FIGHT ALMosT.-In the Distsict
Court yesterday the prosecuting attorney
was accused of being liar by brother
lawyer. The court ordered stay on such
proce edinQe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

~ Unpaid letters remaining in
Davenport post office, held for postage:
Black 4 Bros, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Overman Il Jones, A:alissa, Ind
Force c. At;ica Ind
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

THE PKINTER.-We have received
the October number Of this invaluable ty-
geographical journal 1t is the best and the
leading printers paper in the Union All
printerss hould have copy.