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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

INDEPENDENT LINE.-The steamer Gov
ERhoR from "a. 30: Roelson-sl fer BOSTON. PROV
IDEkCE BRISTOL al EEVP every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY "a SUNDAY at 4 oc,o.k. FiIe 70 Boston
C.bn IS ;sck ~ ?rosisac- 81 2s Bis.ol 81 IS New
- g kr-xt IA ikeu reduced rstea For
'u-rhef .-:cs1 src1 spriy,o GEO. 7. STANLEY
A,tas oikcs ca the Wnsst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

AEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN sni are; MONDAY Nay 10 1888 aud Until fr.h., notice.
Pas,-u Trims VII iaye Pes foot o D. os w,
DuhKlRK fkPsEs5 .. H. for DEnArk al principal IN
te.nedz.e StzCl-
MAIL TEAM M for Daaik AZ. B-iNo sni .nterrns
date Stations
RoCKLAND PAsSENGEh m. tcn s2os Chambers &c.
VS. Piem n. FOX SUI rs a-d iut.Tnedisss S.sti3ni
WAY PASsENGEaS ?. Il, tor Nswbllsh x.sa!seovn ani
ileirnstiass S.a.i5rs
NGHT EMPRESS AZ p m, for Duokrf a.. Brsao.
The a1oye 1fail, daily inj,y excepted
fhess Express Ta-I connect at E.Ia!rs with tae Emin
Ca-E and EasAa Fas Railroad for NiezG. Falls; Al
B.nxhan.on With tie 5, ana BnsAn,on Railroad, br
syac Coming with ths Bghso, Coming and NewYork
RNlroei fox R0cest-r Great Bend With tie Delaware
La havana AID Western R,lrosi, r Scranton A. HoTiss
vile vita tie iaO sai hevYo'k Cy Railroad for BcHa.o
iAo DuutiTk with tire Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland
C.ncaxss, foio.o, Detroit. Chicago, &c.
B +. HEADLEY, Auis:sn. President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Coa.mescns MONDAY, May IL, ls5s
Yrns leave Depot ooraer hts sri Centr New York
s;ss White Psins tram, stopping =. al ststionsi
Sfe'ns Depo -oths sai i,nev new ork
s:lo N. fians5Iiigs :-a4n, Stopping s.: a. Stations.
tS) Msi t-xn S.o7png 4, WlinasoE-ss and "a sts'
ticns noth-
HOO 4 m. .Wr,i.IsJ..ty- Stopping a. ~ Btx-fons
Il 50 White Plains yrsn s.oppioz 81 81 sstiors
2S D. .Wi-.srr sb-i iss trat- stopping - a. S-a-o1s
4eo D White Plains train. s,opp:nE a, al S,s,ioas-
500 Dover Plains t-.n so2pas .. 81 Sts1ons Above
W!iiAns1-dys.
$40 n. White P.GaI trAia storpiaz s. AZ s,s..oaa
$50 = IN williamson 1s tram s,oppiny 81 sh SAs.0aa
8ETVaANG-Lesye Chatham Po-r coraer,.
H1) Ma. rain s.op,ng q, WllAnso3gs, White rsins
ana q. Stations LOrti.
WN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Esa.l Nct.sss.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order o. III, Sgrsysha 4
h,vins claim. sgainst JOHN b. COOPER las OF h. Cir
New York deceased - pssea, the srne with vochi >4
the ,ub.cbrTs stthe residence q william Coopel NJ nHss
.rec. In IA. City OF New lok bos the 1x7 isy
a Sv.em ber Dated New York the 81 isy Nri "
WILLIAM COOPER, ,y..~
mh4 I,vsuTa. A?rHJRH NJ HADOOCE eAs5n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
EOR san FRANCISCO AMI FRASER RIVER
DIRECT.
TIE CALIFORNIA, kLM,Y&osH & ASo EUROPEAN

'i- NA-'' sTE AMsHIP COMPANY
Isv. pcrchsAst The stss.ssips hkAAASA saa ~AsH.Ss
,o3 o-rsy o. tae sS=tsA7ssa sn1 b;era-z Lin- faee
,njo, r.r ,.ctei u-e Gore--s insp-ce5n Of
bs, r..:sa gr oas Gazss sni = a. fs9-s vel kro~r
se sa;s and eSt3sssls ss~<IA7s - o; To P' y
Thr co.5,ay, ..s.n,Ais yEHx,SN Gag: Ei~s.i C.z.-
d. VI; no,.iyssy al OF DE stH q Ass; from Pss
No ss Sc-ts Rive fOct o. Ne--a Assrssr kesYo.t f
SAN FRANCISCO a1i FSASER EiSE2 .o1c ckas .: R.o Js
nei-o a. y.,n~-aso1 Oriy 2ntst c &
AMEN. Q: s.:vl be taxa, 10 vus eA-y spp csasa
Be made ras saornoisc5s q IL seanes -as-rpasset
EEh2T yANDALL Aesnt
k,aoN o. rc-,a.c Bee = Prgv1..cs Po--isa1 Pt
s'.,lA Ba,rI, a.; es~ -sal p-2s, essss -0o7 -
- v>3S 20 t1-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROADi
~ 1852. SUANER AElAEGEMENT lssj
Conm-acinz May 81, la5a.
Passenger sA,on Il Ne~ York 2 It, ast Ito
entrance 27ts-st.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORE.
roy kewHzy-c, lex; T. -, 3t5, 4 % fex) and
$50 FcI BTds.pcr m !eLl i; - si5 4:p teLl
and $50 Yor Milford Strstfoi Fsei Southport and
WeGport T.; L :+s, g. ~ ana $50 For NorwAk
n las, ~; 40 lex As $50 30 For Dsr &C
and Greenwich T. u t5 S45 H. $50 $50 D. N Fa
5;snfort. T. efsL) ~ 1875, S:tS 10 (er D. ii5 30
$50 For Por- Chrse. s,i nterl sdiAse ,a1ona u
II: - S.k1, 4:S, $50. 6:Wp n
CONNECTING YRAfNa
Io- Boton q 10 tex 41 p N. lex Yor Hartford aad
sprnsisd N lex 40 n. lsI) 70. Connecticut Rys
RoA3 TO Goa.rsA. lex for Canal Rfost 20 North.
snpon, "a n; lsL), and E.j ? m For New. Haven ana
rLo13oa Railroad, and p For Housa.oaic
RLr sd- N, 40 m. For Nsrsssuck Railroad . N.
L 5 3:t5 ~, DEbI,y sadNosILk Railroad T. n.
t9p n. JAMES e. H0YT, g. apeYiltsst.ak
NEV-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
- DELPEiA and ,hs SOUTH sai WEST VIA JERSEY
CffY-NAl aai Express lines Iesvs New York Il and II
sni 4ari hs S. Tasol q Tickets soi for Cnclanad
and tE. Wrs. and fo Baltimore. Wa4hngoa Norfolk and
t-ousa basssss eaecked y WaAa.nxtoa In and
r,tn, W wooDRryP, AssIs.An, s1psnntsnd.nt
NO oaSie vii De received or aay delivered and
snecked stoea minutes Il advance Of the Of earzl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The Amer
ic,a Ats-: Sew Steamship CoursDy a. hrst csa
steam .hp AONTcOMEHY 2 Croos.r commander viii esVe
pi, Nc i ~ p. SATURDAY Aug 81 az oclcf precisely
pss.- with surpassed sccommotsti3as , d.
Tx "a tCt.tI yscc, t2I Hcptsome.y *-5 ALants,
rs Cc.-u5-5 S.3s Albany. Ga 4li; Mobile ft5 New
O;,aa. 81 Y.sa: ceui PEI Rot furtheS 5ics.
I-,--sa5. CD haf pc. >eat Apply u 4 B. CROMWELL
Co.
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORTDA,-U.

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. 5.
l. MAIL LiNE--as fsyo;it. steamship STAR or THE
SOtTB C.p, T5cs. lyco vii ieaye on TIT RsDAi AEg l9
az Z o1 T. PEG no. 6orta Riyer Csba p.ssas-
Z SAyaI,h <I5 Bs Of .A5n1 .izD-d ony be.so Ro'
f-sht or passage spp,yto SAN HITCHlLL son. No.
Il Bc.dvay O- ois c0r-ec, a. SzyA.1Aa esy2g
every Nc. tsy NeilesisT aai Fiiday.
Tie FLORIDA Capt Iaa, C;owe, VII ,-cceei al .esy-
>aia:e.y -. A.gIs..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Ocean 9teamers, &r.

T,OR SAN FRANCISCO and FRASER RIVER.
TAeAi ,p.e-d;t Clprss
VrcEvRy -ov lo.i,-g T.. SAN FRANC ISCO sna PORT
rOWKsFND FgAsER RIVER VI pcr..yev Sal on II. "a:
ot s.p:emts H.rs s-,s; .oi spsor' aeeou moaas :Or
pas,ss se-s WI :sfe 'ew y spPyias in.--GS9y'
PRICE, OF PASSAGE 70
Sxr y-.rc;sc F-yt Saloon la1lr ~
Po. To~r.es s.e cssr Ia
Pct Tcu-xsi F.sfs. Rv-- ssc'a- CaS-a z
sN-E
" l. Il SIMPSON Nc. y Beaver St,
Of oos-5, p. Ne norA 2.5e..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

IOCCN M In hA14IIsOhbs--Ii ivh = Aus
IL q 1883 rranswu. leave Gamblers, Station fllo~sr
t.rit'sII,in,,s n ana p M A6.Hy srs rr0y r.':s
ans m for Tsuy.ewa, 6;t for Sing Sing lols
ani ?. n. Tor Po1shf-eys.e, . rn M and so
for Pesxai $50 T. TIE POIzhteepEs Peeksk Sing Sing
1nry.o~p and pobe. yeEy Trsn. stsy hs Way s.AdoaA
Trains for New Yo,t isays Troy 4 AMI 10 & and -
ri BIS snt Aiosny 4 - sai u Is "a, snt 40
and s:ls ,. "A. oI spntayI o. s:E
A. T. SMITH Sup,rr.su.srk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lesyes Fulton Mar
l. tst Wh.d ~ IoJAS st 63 7e AMI 10 are
/, and The iesye FlusAns L. J. AZ Is and IL
ani ard II, meeting and exchanging pssteussn
wis ths Scs as Han ara Pon through 81 niputes Far
Is csrts wv n SMITH, Receiver.
NB-P.c Nc ard Trc1rcn parties tax st reduced rAtss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

GALWAY and NEW-YORK STEAMsHtP
UJ.NF-TGs nev. poveifu. sai fast s.ssmst.p PRlsCE
al PIT Wstsr cors-de- vii be dspe.caed pcAn'ey en
sAT CYDAY A su,t q Ff5t c.as, seo seeoui o.A'
TLif ss Z .ut-x ffes ii set tron Os"sj = a-J
tb. pr .o2a. eide, G the Unite. h!D2-o-n - p.. a.,
70 pa,s.s- C. p..l.ers, sPpy q orsi fst W y
N'''o hA'e'' ''' u 0'''''- TAPsCoTr Co,
NJ q sc-th-...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

GOOD STOCKS AID BONDS for SALE
VI TREASURY MOTIFS.
NFN-YORk STATE ElNE PR CENTS.
OHIO STATE SIX PER CENIs
hamilton COUNTY lCiaclLna;l. EIGAT PEN CENTS
ST PAUL CITY fNELNE PR GEMS.
THOMSON BROTHERS,
No. VA A..
Coras. Oval aud Broat~ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
ReaI Estate for Sale.
Iliano- forirs ano Hlnsie.

A MAGNIFICENT 7-octsye rosewood PlANO-
"a PORTE. and Of excellent ,one Iil ts svLU " -
tsi,iu sxcbss a. Apty 10 A. WEBER No. I55 West Boa-
eaI. { CA y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

PAcirIc MAIL S7EANsHIP C0NFNT,t
NEw-YoEK, August : lsss.
rTEE Board Of Director. iave this day declared
i DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT CT Of tie P.ot:',
,aysie on sna .r tie 18th Inst tine Oce o. tue COmpsg
Inc Isaset Books De closed lE,;l ai;e. lat iA:e
FRLDERlC HOFFMAN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

EIRST- PRIZE PIANOS and AhLnDEONo
4 fcr SALE or RENT at VERY 10" RAItS.-Asepe,
of Jsob Chi k.rines Boston f.slos d. H. '" omih-
b,s,sa N % 81, and in1 proved NewYo Pianos
a NJ. KANOU 81. No 4}5 Broat~ay.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

looking character, having the the ap-
pearance Of bawdy house pimps, made
their appearance Il Marion Hall and
made enquiries Of the county officers
- to where they could dispose Of >
very large amount Of State warrants.
We have thus to add to the immense
aggregate Of the losses, BY the kepub-
lican State Officers, another very large
amount of money-comPrising the en-
tire taxes of some half q dozen counties.
As the Gazette remarks, In point OF
fact, it may make but little difference
to thu State, as the money was bound
to be stolen sooner or later BY some.
body, but to the ends Of justice it may
yet become necessary to Ioook up the
actual culprits in this case.
The County Treasurer of Des
Moines, by absolutely refusing to pay
over the taxes Of that county, has saw
ed large sum Of money. only how
ever, we fear, to be stolen after it shall
pass into the hands Of the Republican
State officers.
These officers who have thus unfor-
tunately been deprived Of their con-
templated "pickings" by the "spree"
Of" Extra Johns. satellite. are expect
ed to be particularly active in ferret
ing out the robbers.
Great is Republicanism.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
Assounelns u umOrs.eA State Assent DRUM
..A.asse Amount Of Money Seelen.

We learn BY the Burlington Gazette
that several days since a satellite of
Extra John" the Auditor, who had
been dispatched, to Dcs Moines and
other counties, as an agent to collect
the State dues, had, while in ! state
Of intoxication, visited,,one or two baw-
dy houses and when he returned to a
state Of consciousness found himself
minus large amount, We know not
how much, of the public funds!
Since that time letters have been
received from Fort Des Moines. en-.
curing As to the whereabouts of that
State Agent and from the sensation
creatsd, the very wontresults are ID.
preh1ded from this mans agency a.
collector Of the public funds. The
laA taAt was heard tom him here he
~ alsietsd upel The can q Dtrlise.
~ = Z nm = te6Duy lassaioslisA
q ~ 4 ~ alDeWaia iWs 6D1blolDaD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

SURVEYOR Vaudevor ~. the Phtlad0lphla
platform and the Republican Frees.

eusveyor vandever ". the Philodolphla
Platform and the Republican Press.
Rs.oived, That the Constitution eoefers
upon Congress sovereign poser over the Ter
ritories ofthe United States, etc.-Fhiladel.
phia Platform.
Popular Sovereignty IL humbug.-N
T. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma-Bwiington Hank E'ys.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-Darenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr. Leffingwcll
and the Democratic party. = Wanderers
Speech At Davenport
I will vote for the admission Of slave
State, provided it 10 the wish Of the people
to come into the Union with slave consti
tuition Vandevev's Speeches at Delhi Nsr-
ion, Cedar Rapids. Fulton, Toledo aud other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
vANDEvER A KNOW NOTHING.
RECORDS OF THE DUBUQUE LODGE.
A RoDlv to HE Answer to the Gerunans.

ORGANIZATION OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
THE STAR sPASGLED BANNEs N DUBUQUE
At o meeting held on the afternoon Of
Friday, Sept. lot, 1884. at the office Of Fsy
Pareons, for the purpose oforganizing Coun-
Gig Of the l. O. Of the s. 8. B. in the CITY Of
Dubuque. Bro E. K. Bowen, d. G. T. Of
G. C. Of U. s., was present, and after due
examination, proceeded to initiate the fol.
lowing persons in the First Degree Of the
Order, viz
Fay Parsons, VIM c Carson.
Robert c NAPLES, Geo 7 Van Doren.
G H Haskins, WV Luke,
@ S Betcher, r Spaulding,
WIN VANDEVER, John b Benton,
SH Gillian.
After their initiation in the First Decree
they were all initiated in the Second De-
gree Of the Order, with the exception Of
Bro r. Spaulding. who retired before the
commencement of initiation In the and De-
gree.
During the examination Of the persons
present, DR.. r. J. Thomas was declared in
eligible for membership on account of for
eigH birth, and retired before the commence
ment ofinltiation.
Meeting adjourned 10 meet a the same
evening q 1olony 4 Tltonis store on Nain
steesk 01o. Z, VAN DO1EN. e.,
Ouba1aA oepA ~ looA
- 0Shn1l6 A1NS1 + lAns1 n l. "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN RAILROAD IRoN
The chief engineer of the Reading rail
road declare that investigation shows that
on the go pound English rail the wear is
from 81 to Al per cent. while that on the
American is IL to IA per cent The break
age on the English bar was one in 40 to
81. while on the American it was one l27
to one in 843. This utter worthlessnes Of
English iron. he thinks. accounts for many
Of the frightful accidents which occur on
American roads.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

energy to undertake the journey, are
fearful they may Be disappoiuted in the
country, halfbel'eve the false reports
circulated to the prejudics Of this fair
region, and so have almost concluded
to stay and exc out . scanty subsis-
lance among the barren bills Of the
East, or be content to live out the re-
mainder of their days in town requiring
no enterprise, having been finished en-
tirely an hundred years ago.
To such we desire to give word or
two Of counsel. However small your
means, however great the obstacles in
the way, and we believe most Of them
will be discovered to be imaginary, if
you have any desire for larger nobler
field Of action, pull up your stakes and
start at once for the West. The
sun shines as bright, the soil is rs rich
and fertile, the field Of usefulness is as
broad and inviting aslwhen a year or
two ago you almost made up your mind
to immigrate. The inducements now
are far greater than then, land is cheap
er, your money will 60 much farther,
materials for building are much lower,
the country needs every dollar you can
bring into it and will richly repay you
for its expenditure. Let not such fool
ish considerations as the times, the
failure Of the crops which hss happen
ed but once in twenty years, the CON-
plainings ofthe faint hearted for mo-
ment deter any one from carrying out
the cherished design Of building him
self and his family home in the State
ofIowa. Already we see signs Of large
and valuable immigration. Many are
here now to see, admire and purchase,
and will soon return for their families.
The West, Iowa, will yet agsin be the
watchword, and those who avail them
selves of the present beautiful season to
choose home on the Prairie, will find
themselves in a short time far in ad-
vance in everything that enriches and
ennobles manhood, of their timid and
sluggish neighbors. Let families group
themselves together, and secure places
near each other, thus forming at once
a congenial and pleast society. Ac-
complished and Trustworthy agents will
select the fat Of the land for any who
may desire to come and enjoy it. We
want stout and hearty young men, who
are not too proud to labor IN the no
blest calling-that of the farmer. We
want thorough-going, enterpring heads
Of families with their sons and daugh-
tiers, men who understand farming, and
who are able to carry out the princi-
Piles of the noble science with success.
We want stock raisers, fruit growers
and gardeners-those who will exhibit
to the world what rich resources the
State possesses, those who know to tax
nature to her utmost and to put her on
her good behavior in this wild, luxuri-
ant country. Will they come?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

A Practical JOKE WITH AN AFTKRrIEcE.-
At the Albany County Fair a week since, q
young Albany lawyer, while sauntering
about. found judges badge. lie picked
up and pinned the badge on his coat, and
with few friends went on tour of in
spection. They inspected cigars. tobacco.
cordisls. alec, DC. The Judge" and his
party had an elegant time of it. The Judge
left the ground with two boxes of cigars.
one bottle of brandy. presented by the
Washington avenue merchant. three pair of
gloves and tea-tray. The Judge" and
his friends had delightful time But all
blessings are attended with their draw backs
and one CT the parties who made those
presents, swore out warrant against the
bogus judge, charging him with obtaining
good by false pretence. The offence being
proved. the young man was subjected to
heavy fine and penalty Of confinement
sufficiently long to cure him Of any desire
to assume false honors in future.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
BANKING.
TALLMAH, POWERS / MeLsAI
B.lN.KERs,

AND DEALu10 IN 1XOHANon,
NiekoI3S Block, corner Brady aud Sscoad az.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ExCHANGr on Ill the principal cities Of the Uni
~ ted Slater, Great Britain. Ireland, end ooatl.
osotAl Europe bought aAd sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part Of the United Sstss lowest pstss Of
Exchange.
Collecsons Of notes, drafts accounts, isescies and
tnnertances made In oil parts Of the United States
Oanadss and Europe.
escchs and Hsnds sesshs and se,a On eonniss,ss,
and dividends collected
Lad Warrants bought, cold and located.
9xchangs - Cities In the Unised sssses
Carpenter 4 vsrmNse, New York city.
Albany City Rank, Albany, New York;
1u4AlO City Bank, DalAlo, New York;
1ahk Of Commerce, Boston, Aassach ussets,
Irsdesmen's bank. Phtladelphts, Penusylvssis.
0erch 3 AanufactuYeYs' BANK, Ftssbure. Pa.
0ckim 4 90. Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati. Ohios
Lucas Simonds, 81 Lous, No;
Ottiseas' bank, New Orlsans, Ia;
RK Swth, Brother Z Johnston, Chicago, I'M
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d L eHoREY, ESQ.,, and other able Lecturers.

0HOnBY, $780,, ana other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
IN the comm unity. aud withai desirous Of maintain
ing . reputation for candor and RESPONSIVENESS 10
do not deem necessary 70 pursue the course 20 often
taken By Commercial Colleges land ctay By those
which only temporarily established, and designed
to make 2 great blow for fev months and then
"move on" 70 some new place,) namely to claim su-
periorty over the whole world, - n there we're
such ihinga vriters Accountant, teachers and ex-
perteEced business men, out Of the select circle in
mske no exaggerated statemsnts, promise nothing
We arc not prepased 70 perform, advertise teach
ers not actually engaged, and make no claims can
not substantiate.
TH8 BOOKKDRPIMG COURSE
RMhraceD complete sets Of books IN every branch 81
Trade and Oommerce. including Wholesale and De.
tail individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and Oom-
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits.
sioD Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
erckerage and Exchange two complet practical
faYms), and In BANNING the most cOMYisic and 0p-
proved knocn system, and superior to any other
taught In the West. The course In
PENMANsHlP.
Il under the charge Of Mr. W: 4. Pratt received
the premium for Penmsnship and Gard Writing q
the last state Pair, and Tho 6eNss 81 c0mp0GtOM
in H0is or Ornamental Penws1nshsp, |ea 6kefoh.
lag, Fourishia0, Csvd Writing, Or teaching those
he Is assisted By N. J. n suydam, Who has few
equals ~ practical ~ ornamental peoman, or -
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DAAwIxo,
and the complete system Of
PaOMO0DAYHY.
also taught BY competent Instructors.
Roous-In Grisgs' Dlock, corner Of fhir' and Per.
~ Streets one block from the Post Once, the
Formerly known = '6Tiggs HAIL." with u edjoin-
ing roems, veil lighted, we'll ventilated. nd for9n6
b IN ~ most cosventent, conoo9aose sad eset
e1apeel situstsan lpf The purpose u ~ elty.
Ooon q IN hours from y al SP y.
kADxnT DGPA1Zz9AE;
4 laenp - vshl s1a1ehs1 80, asltre1k see,
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Democratic ssass Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
ANUEL DOUGLAS. Of Benton.
For Auditor.
THEODORE 8. PARvIN, Of AuseAtiss
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL l. LORAH, Of Csss
Fer Attorney General.
LANES NJ ELLWOOD. Of Polk.
Com Of Dee Molnss Improvement Co..
CHARLES BALDWIN. Of Van Buren,
Repistsr Of Land Office.
JAMES N. REID. a Lss.
Democratic Congressional Ticket
For Congress.
WILLIAM 4. LEFF1NGWklA
democratic District Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE s. HEBB. Of MuscatinA.
Por Member of the Board Of Educssion.
CHARLES RICH. Of Jackson County.
Democratic County Ticket
For Clerk Of the District Court,
JOSEPH A. CRANDALL4.
m.msc,asSs Tow nship Ticket.
Yor Justices Of the Peacei
AUGUSTUS sAALlUELD. t-
WALLACE ". HAn999.
mNr T9nOOORD b. 1AoAL
Hos Township Trustees.
rasODORS /. q. HOLM.
HOPKINS BSRNnS,
JOHN AA0ILL.
For Township Cicrk,
OHARLDs D1IDnBDnCkD1.
For Township Assessor, -
SAMUgL n. BOSWORTa
For Constablss,
W.. 0ROvaNB1RY.
CHARLuo VAS DBwwN.
MATTHEW sTRsTTON.
Iudependent nomination for Judge OF the
Seventh Judicial District,
A. II. BENNETT
The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October l9tn.
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ApvEnsoEns fAEE D0ssoB.-1he eGce % TAs
Tines win be at No. s. Metropolitan Buck, Instead
Of being In Elckolls' Block, - heretofore stated
ANAL
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that ifty boxes perform nity cures-one box sells
twenty-Deishbss recommends them to neishbor-
stranger 70 stronger to stranger. Made from sums,
balsams and extracts, their elects upon the human
system 10 mild, searching and beasniAl. Put up IN
large family boxes. Every pili cossed With sugar.
Is cents per box. Sold By druggists everywhere.
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