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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
BOOK TRADE.

BOOK TRADE
TWIN CITY DOoK STORE /
VIEWS DEPOT
SECOND o.. OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE.
BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
Colosnes, Psrfsmsrtss,
HAIR Oils, 0uaps,
adkf ixtrscas, PctsrsI.
Lthosraps. nAps Of III kinds,
A ND . greet variety Of cher things, such - y
a only ksps IN Deok Stores.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
Of al the mos. popular kinds. The following ar
received and for sale.
MAG ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Dmerson's Z Putnam'O New Monthly,
Peterson. Kpicksrbooker, Household Words,
Blsck wood. Prank Leslie's Nev Family Magazine,
Ballou's Dollar, Mrs Stephsns,N. n, Journal. HsTper's
W.vsr,y nsnsn Siy, Sovsietis soothis.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions
working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, water Cure Journal.
D,nsmore's ? \. Guides. London Quarterly Review
! nrenologtcal Journal, NorthBr itish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
HERALD,
Tribune, Times.
pay Book Sunday Dispatch,
p,e.yme, Bro yoa.th.n. Home o 5pprn...
Life III Country Gent, RuralN Yorker, Novelette,,
Harper's WY. III, P.Lssliss. III, Spirit Of the FINES,
porter's Spirit, Scientific Amertcan,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph.
Irish American, FoHCs 0ssetts,
n. r. Leader, Living Ags.
Courier and Enquirer.
Journal Of Finance and..Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
American Union,
Waverly Mag, rarlor Csskef,
Tag Of eur UnhA, Yankee Privateer,
Pilot, Bailcu's Pictorial, and American Traveller
1H0. DOuou NeWep0PI o00 OasuSuoy 8v9uIu8 pOOt,
Washington National Ira, Baltimore Anericaa,
Ptttsburg Gazette, 81. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati fins.. end
Commercial,
Davenport 0asette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Aeportsf.
ENGLISH PAPERS:
London Punch.
London Weekly Itmeo,
London Illustrated New,
Subscriptions received for the above on The most
liberal forms By the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Sw0scStbs Asrs sad sass yoSv Posts1s.
B.H. STARR.
octld0 A9aut,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

THE greatest attention wnlbe paid y TIE .ecest-
her IN rspairng Furniture In the most substan-
tisl manner and nsetsst style. Old Chairs and fancy
painted Yurnttur . rep painted n any styls equal 70 neW
OaAaps4 Hurniture 9ale 70 order and Rapes HAagtAG
sttandsd 70 With dispatch. -
OoA1no4 na1eg 81 Hspag uaaoee,
serv0Alv oNeS us1aRA q ~. ooaMRA end NINA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
W. E. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
TROOEN'G!!

VX1E, the undersigned, arc prepared TO con.rsc,
w and put on At the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d. Water-F Proof Cement Roofing
It being the only article yet invcnted that will sue
~ccssfnlly resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
climate. II 10 perfectly Are and waterproof, and In
point Of durability we believe II 10 equal. II not supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing. We can put Il ON over
old tin, tar, iron, or shingie roofs, u making no DIFF
ference how fat or steep the roof may be. This
soofing iswarranted to prove N above represented.
We Will put u on for IS 90 pr squsre, 40 foes
squsre.) We will apply IL upon tin and iron roofs for
~ 90 per square, being, on account OF its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building, and those who visA
their roofs repaired 70 call at our ONCE. opposite the
IeClAirc House, Davenport, lows, and examine som.
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duyabil.
ity and practicabiiity Of this roofing.
N. B.-we are prepared to ali orders for our c.
nent 70 those residing At . distance, with printed d.
Cuy. and county Ri0hfs for Losea e~d Asaassosa
~ sals.
O.. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
R~EyERENcEs IN CINCINNATI
Ar Ezra Bailey, Smith street. between Fourth and
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No % Fourth street.
Mr. Oeorse Carlisle, Pfestdent Of the Lafayette Bank.
sssrs John ShIso 4 o., D1 Goods dsalsra "a
street.
itcheil and ~Rammelsbssg. Furniture Mas IN
dealers 9Th street.
LEE Greenwood, ESQ.
~ 4 n Hinkle.
DAvKNfOA3
Geo L Davenport.
Or James Hall,
Costs ! PAtchin, Bundsrs,
Ew wheeler, Archlises,
EPeck. City Clerk,
Geo n Parker,
q D Giime, Painter.
n Paterson, Loeua street,
yamne. Donslly Z La, Davsapoet Irua Wort
Bill Adams.
Hakes Z Riggs, Jswslsrs,
ROCK Inland.
Guyes,
Michel, DaAke
iona woods
Lewis y Weber, Hostnasasr.
CHICAGO.
Hubbard, Asma In0rsseo.
Hooker,
Ira Poots, Don6ep.
beaSs, Wood 3 o., DodstsoA nanuhctnYiAg0e. n.
line.
asnsy o Vsnss, Vkalsssis 0rsessry ssa,ss' NJ
Otty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
The Dignity of the Press INDICATED.

Alderman Gulich's man, Sanders,
after the manner of a first class Phari-
see, berates nelghbor Lawrence of the
Clinton County Democrat, for indulg-
ing in some very severe structures on
little Bates of the De Witt Uintonian.
We we're refreshed and edited by the
exceedingly proper remarks Of Profess
sor Sanders on the dignity of the p:ess
and the very naughty conduct of the
reprobate Lawrence in using language
in his paper not fit for cars polite. We
almost thought Of calling an indigna-
ton meeting to kick this fel low Law
out Of the profession and thereby
vindicate the dignity Of the press, and
we might have done so, had we not
been been stopped in our indignant
course by a paragraph in the Gazette
so much in the strain Of ithe scurrilous
Laurence, that we were almost led to
the conclusion that he had undertaken
the editing Of that journal. If he had
not, it was plain hat we could not
consistently expel poor Lawrence with
out expelling the bold Sanders, and
that we could never think OF. Our
feelings may be more easily imagined
than described, as we read, after clos
ing that snblime homiIy on the dignity
Of the press, such lowlived, dirty, filthy
trash as the following libel on Cover
nor Willard of Indiana:
ut (meaning the state of Indiana)
has q Governor known the country
over as a brawling unprincipled black
guard who a see nothing but party,
ard half the time 80 drunk he can't see
that"
Sanders, the immaculate author of
highfalutin articles on the dignity of
the press, never wrote that. 1t must
be the work ofthat dirty Lawrence
You foul-mouthed Lawrence! Have
you no regard for the dignity of the
press! 1t is Of no use to say that you
did not write for the Gazette, for if you
are not the author of that wretched,
BLACKBOARD attack on Willard, who is
The man who will deliberately pen
such a mean and vulgar SANDER on the
the chief Executive officer of the State
ought to be driven from the profession.
Lawrence, this is your first warning.
"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

~Dr. Reid, in his profound sIn-
quiry into the Human Mind" says:
truth is always uppermost, and is the
natural issue of the tmind." However
true this proposition Of the DIS may
be- generally, = most striking excep-
ton u visible in the natural issue of
the mind" that presides over the col
Of the Davenport Daily Gasstts.
Hear the brsying Of the asi-ssls on
the subject Of Indiana politici:i :
In The Senate Of the United Statu The d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
RSALEORLEAS
For Rent.

For Rent.
THE OFFICE eTetoforeo occupied by n essrs Cook,
i Dillon & Lindley, opposite Cook 4 Ssrgenl's
Bank.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
Removal.

THE undersigncA has removed biz 49, y the
i second story Of g. L. Nichols nsw BSocS, oesnsS
I. v. WOODWARD.
Money 70 loan % Rsal EStsts b -
ocJAo J. W OOU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Bank or Florence,
49, NebSeSA
geo. b SARGENT, PresPt. J.. n. PARxER. c. b
v1NHE undersigned proprietors Of the BanA Q
= Florence, Nebrasks, are b. the pr.
isions Of it, Charter, individually respons,b,.
Tor al its issues, and will redeem the Notes Of ~
Insttutlon' stits counter IN the city Of Florenes, n
coin, and . eltkel oftheir Banking Houses, n =. :
err kxchAns In specie at same rates o. other
currency.
COOK 4 SAR0RNT, Davensortl
OOOK. 0AR0ENf 4 COOK Fort Des Nones
oOOA. SAk0AM 4 PARK1R, Ylorsnes, N sbraska.
fully It'll I36A-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
Fol. a or Lease.

For Sale o.. Lease.
IN Lots or Subdivisions 70 suit purchasers q ~.
1sons that may desire = ease for : term Of year
the following property IL NAecity Of Davenport, VIZ
In block ls-226 feet fronting on ID street.,
iso" " on Western Avenue.
In block l7-near the Market House.
80 feet fronting on western avenue
extending leo feet back with IN alie
each side Of the lot.
In bloch 49, 80 feet fronting on d street.
In block 1880 ID st.
320 4" 9Th St.
300 =" Harrison st
800 1" Ripley st.
block 37.-lso i" 9Th 1t.
$50 I" Warren Of.
block si.-iso 9Th St:
q block $500 western aveuue
leo eth Ut.
leo 7h ct.
q block 36.-160 -" Brown sG.
100 It'll st.
For ding back $50 feet.
ttonnrthsv articuolars INQUIRE Of Csrbin 4 Dow
sys : Az, or Of JAMES NAY.
Fer Sale or Lease.
EOUR LOTS situated on - and Scott street., 70,
3 P.,t.s9,sr' enquire Of ooas" : p0x. e.
Fer Sale or Lease.
TvWBNTY-THRBH eligibls Building Lots. sltuatso
on Harrison, Third, Ripley and BlondeaoG treets
VIII b sold or leased on reasonable terms: Tor par.
ticulsrs enquire Of O0RDIN 4 Dow. Or
(ausdtO A4B0 NAY.
Fer Sale.
AOND hundred and twenty Building lots IN %
Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
"a. - ~ah A~A A~A~~-A AA.AA -
shs bank Of the nississippi. 1hsy VII Be- sold On ~.
tonabls terms.
For particulars inquire Of Meesrs. Durfes, Pratt &
Coz, Port Byron, Charles ]. Rogers, 1sq., LOlaire,
Oorbin & Dow Dsvenport, Or Of ths subscriber,
JAMES NAY,
me subscriber has numbeYless desirable ne
ceof land In and near the cities a Davenport e1d
LOO1aiYe, anp neor tAo town Of Iort Dyruo. that u
WiAoes 70 eel. COct1Gtf) N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

-Four Houses TO Rent.
SITuATeD on the Bluff, East Of Gen. e~arRent,s.
~ These dwellings are entirely new and very az
strable, beng furnished with oil modern improvr
msn0, gas, ETC. Terms moderate.
Apply 70 OOOK 4 oAR0ENy
O01 dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Splendid Lots o. tho Bluff.
Lots and 7 In block 70, commanding . nne viev
OF the Mississippi river, Rock Island, Fort Armstrong.
Railroad Bridge, sc.
For terms nc. Apply to
Jan1dtf COOK r CARGENr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Rock Island Book Store.
At this establishment will be found alarge stock OF
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
&c, &C., &C.,
WAOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
Sale or Lease.

NOUR LOTS situated On - and Scott stSsst, 70,
= particulaSs snsuirs Of OOADIH Z Dow, Or
CouQl66tS Jams NAV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Ror ding back 10 feet.
ttomnrthev articuolars INQUIRE Of Csrbin 4 Dow
sys ( aw, or Of JAMES NAY.
iAl0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

Lands in Muscaline County.
GOUTH half Of Section II, +. Is, r. l E., $40 acres.
~ This tract only 2 miles s. W. Of Walcott, the
frst station on thu railroad, West Of Davenport.
A variety Of 10 and 80 acre tracts, some near The
railroad. For sale by
COOK 4 SARGENT.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

The SCHOOL CENsUs.-Through the kindness
of DR.. Overton, the School Superintendent, we
have received the following statistics of schcl-
ars in the several districts;
San Juan District Number of school children
between the ages Of four and eighteen, III.
The total number under eighteen is 229, Of
whom lis are boys, and ia girls. or these,
I30 were born in California.
Ctrckee-Number OF children between the
ages OF four and eighteen. 63 under four 20 /;
total, SO of whom 33 we're born in California
or the school children, 35 arc boys aud 2s are
girls.
Rough & Reddy-School children, l24 under
four years, 81 total, l2l. OF the school chill
dren, Ga are boys and 60 are girls. Number
born in California, SO.
Pleasant Valley-School children, so under
four years. AZ; total, 92. OF whom 49 were
born California. or the school children, 23 are
boys and 27 are girls.
Ch0H Bluf-School children 72; under four
years, Al total, ll3. OF whom 55 were born
ia California. OF the total number, SO are
boys aud A are girls
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10


MGoAhhISTER'S
ALI. HEALING OINTMENT. OR WORLDS SALVE,
Combines in such an eminent degree all the
Healing, Curative, Soothing and Ex-
tracing Qnalit es,
Kpop 10 medical science that physicians families and
medical men are graed and astonished at its results
-~" N1~9
II almost Immediately extracts the pain, and heals the
wound without scar when applied to any
Swelling, Sore, ChIlblaIn, Poison, Burn, Skin
Eruption, Itch, &C.,
Its effects are magical.
McAllister's ALI Healing Ointment
Is truly Family Medicine which cannot be weldispensed
with The estimation in which this article held in some
sections Of the country such that parents would notre
tire at night without of it in the house.
DEAR SIR I'm December 1850 passed through very
rirulent attack of shall pox leaving covered with erup
tOus and one eye entirely closed In three days from the
time commenced using your ointment i was entirely
cured and not pit or scar be on my body
A, INV case was n very remarkable one it affords me
pleasure in informing others of what McAster Ointment
will do Very respectfully yours, s
l94 Jay street, Brooklyn.
hereby certify that have been ehectuay eued oil Sc
we're piles Of long standing by the use Of McAsters An
Healing Ointment The entirely effected by less
than six boxes have paid different physicians more
than slOO Everybody ought to know about this ointment
Truly Yours ZENAS COvEl-, Pastor NJ E. Church,
ATTORNEY sTREEr, New York
II put up in neat small package and bears the sig
nature Of JAMES MeAILlSTER, NJ. d.
Orders from the trade must be addressed to
PARK Il WHITE, Agents,
1872 Washington street,
Opposite the Market, San Francisco.
October 18th 1852 3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

7. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
Offer ut Greatly Reduced Prices
10A KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
1UU 200 Boxes of Candles;
IS Bags Of Rio and Java Coofee
SO Cases OF Assorted Pie Fruits
so Kegs s. y. and 4 B. Syrup;
20 Boxes of Raisins
so Kegs Of Butter
so Bags California Beans
so Boxes Hills and Colgates Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
In our line of business. Consisting in part Of
Flour, Potatoes, Pork,
Bacon, Hams, Mackerci,
Salt Salmon, California Cheese, Cohsh,
Ranch Butter, Crackers, Pickles.
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortmento OF
Can and Shelf Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
WINES sAs LIQUORS,
wo would also inform our friends and the
public that we have added to large Stock
complete assortment Of Wines and Liquors consisting Of
sanscvaIm's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Claret, S0utcrne,
Ginger Wine, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, and Lemon Syrup,
HOstettcrs, Bokers,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPs, SC.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York fine mixed and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky Gin,
Sherry and Port Wine.
, a. We call attention TO the above Stock. "a
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
ELLARD BEANS & co.
Nevada June 1st lS5s-35u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1858,

ANTICS OF A CRAZY MAN.-We gave last week
an account Of the arrest of man named Chand-
Ter, on a charge Of insanity. During his con-
nnemcnt, the physicians could discover no evil
dences of insanity and he was discharged, on
the promise that he would go to Omega, where
his friends reside. On Saturday evening, how
ever, while the theatrical company were giving
their performance, he made his way upon the
stage, having bis face blacked and dark-lan-
tern in his hasd. He was arrested aud lodged
In the calaboose. 1t was supposed that his OBJ
jeet was to rob the company, but as this was
thought to be pretty good evidence of insanity
he was discharged on Monday morning 10
the afternoon of the same day, he cimed up
into the 6ume that extends over Cayoteville.
which is aboui seventy five feet in height and
amused himself for some time by dancing in
the fume-boxes. About IL o'clock Monday
night; he was discovered By policeman McFad-
den exercising or the school gymnasium, when
he was again taken into custody. Yesterday
morning he was discharged. and started of on
. run towards Hunts Hill. The man is un-
doubtedly insane, and should either be taken
care of by his friends or sent to the Asylum.
lie is said to be perfectly harmless, but is liable
to get into difficulty where he is not known.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Enisonnal Service.
~oAhhTSTER'E

Rev. M Smcathman, will preach at the Cour
House every Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

NEW QUARTZ MLL-We learn that Mr.. An
dcrson has commenced the erection of quartz
mill, ia the Monte Saua district. The site Sc
lected for the new mill is on Deer Greek, few
hundred yards above the Oriental mill, aud
just below the quartz ledge known as the Day
Lead. The mill is designed for custom work,
and will be run by steam power. 1t is now
but little over year since the first paying
quartz vein was discovered in this district.
Since that time two mills have been erected in
the district, one Of which, the Oriental has been
running constantly since last March, aud is
now over crowded with work. A large number
Of miners are engaged in prospecting in the
neigbborhood, and valuable leads are being
discovered almost daily. In two years from
the present time, we anticipate that not less
than a dozen quartz mills will be in active ope-
ration in tue Monte Sana district.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

SUPERsEDEAs.-The counsel for Alex. Griffin,
CONVICTED of murder in the second degree, have
taken an appeal in his case TO the Supreme
Court Griffin was taken as far as Sacramento
With the other prisoners, where saperse-
deas was issued by the Supreme Court, order
ing suspension Of the execution Of the SEN
tence until the question on the application for
q pew trial can be determined. On Sunday
evening, Griffin was brought back to Nevada,
in charge of Geo. Lenhart who accompanied
the Sheriff TO San Quentin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

THE JAn.-we announced last week that the
county Jail, for the first time in over three years
was without an occupant The institution re-
manned vacant about twenty-fOur hours. On
Wednesday afternoon, John Wilson. convicted
at Grass Valley before Justice spOhord, of the
o1ense of petit larceny, was sentenced TO three
months imprisonment, and forthwith took up
his residence in the county jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

DEATH OF OLD SMoN.-In noticing the death
of the negro Simon, last week, We alluded TO
report in circulation, TO the effect that his
death was caused by mixture of croton oil
and liquor, given him by man named Oaks.
Mr.. Oaks called on us day or two ago, and
handed US the following paper for publication /:
Mr.. Editor An item appeared in the Neva-
da Democrat of Nov. Sd, in which the reputa-
tion Of the undersigned sustains an injury rela-
tive to the death of Simon Wilson, a negro over
100 years of age: as to giving him croton oil in
liquor, which is said to be the cause of his DEATH
this strenuously deny and can prove it by
men of truth and candor Whoever he may be
that communicated the news to the Editor Of
the Democrat l pronounce him liar and
dastardly coward and unqualified TO live in the
society of the honorable aud upright.
S. OAKS.
In addition to the above, Mr.. Oaks informs
us that he never saw particle of croton oil in
his life, and has no idea what il looks like. A
number of persons who saw Simon during his
last sickness were of the opinion that he had
been poisoned, and DR.. r. NJ. Hunt, who was
called to sec him as a physician, informs us
that he had drank something which took the
skin off his mouth, and that croton oil would
have a similar effect. The report that the drug
was given him by Mr.. Oaks was quite current
in this place, but we cannot trace it to any re-
Fponsblc source.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-10

THEATRTcAL-The "6VOu Theater" alias the
Metropolitan, was opened last Thursday night,
by the "Great American Dramatic Company"
on which occasion complimentary benefit was
rendered to Mrs Fanny Deming Hanks. An
entertainment was also given on Saturday eve
ming by the same company, at which THE
Hunchback" was played. The entertainments
we're not very literally patrOnzed. We learn
that this company met with great success iD
the upper part of the county, and compliment
tary benefits were rendered to different men,
bers at Orleans, Moore's and wolsey'S Flats.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17

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Wobnun9 Ces neuen @tpil. @ouperueues 5Surlteu
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