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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
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The design OF the proprietoFs In establishing this
chain OF Colleges WAS TO afford young gentlemen the
best sd le facilities for airing 10 an expeditions
manner III rough knowledge OF numerical Science
and Art Is practically employed IN the Counting
Room and business puI suits generallv. These Oo-
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other branches which will be o the utmost impor-
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chant, Banker, Broker Manufacturer. Mechanic,
Land and Insurance Agent IFoSu ardes, OOllectO-,
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bsr Merchant. Surveyor, Rognesr, Inspecssr Teach
er, &c &c.
The courss Of study pursued at these Colleges 10
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which has been IN reduced into any similar in
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riors In their respective professions.
ASpencerian Peumanship."
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DAVIS l. Upton,
oep17 Davenport or Peoria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
DRNO,RATiC


MEssRs EDIToRs There was q
great excitement in Iowa City on We'd
ncsday last, on account Of the follow
ing notice being published in the Re-
pabl;eaa, and large hand bills posted
on the corners-by the way, if not for
this posting, few would have known Of
the meeting through the columns Of
tho Republican, IS its circulation 10
rather limited and growing beautifully
less by degrees. Its condition is howev-
or expected to improve little after the
Black Republicans collect next years
taxes. This notice informed the peo-
pie that Tim. Davis would speak in the
evening upon the different questions
now agitating the public mind, and
- there are no national issues ct stake
in the State election, it Was Of course
expected that the question. what has
the Black Republican party done with
the peoples taxes for the last three
years, and what Extraordinary circum-
stances has rendered II necessary to
run up the expenses from City thou
sand doliaEs, under Democratic Ad-
ministratiou in 1884, TO two hundred
and fifty thousand under the Black
Republicans in 1857, was to be answer.
cd. Tha was sufficient TO draw q
crowd of 200 Democrats, 81 Blscl
Rspabl;caps and 10 ladies. to hear The
explanation-to hear their excuse fol
the charges made by the people Of 10
Va, thas ~ lssdsrs d the Black Re
publican pssty have stolen over 5000,
600 Of he peoples taxes ia two yeas
These are the questions which agita&1
IL people II Iowa, and upon that =
sas Tia;D Davis, Grimes and Harlan, AMI
the Black Reesblican party must mee'
tAspeopls ~ Iowa Or die on the l2ti
Of October, and thst too without hop,
ola political ffeaarEectioa. Davs i
qsiSe ! plAia looking man, . poo
spsAAst vfthoht my .tsleat Whist
svss, st,ll I believe thst he + Aopsst i
AAsyisaS3s lfisG AEssy ssa'0s !,
- silsses. = a4 Ne Nm aspssa
nnna 80 1c0t03 rGnnh 49, tuesesl
NJ ~ ostsrsn' ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

Itis said that Rarey, the horse tanner. did
not succeed very we'll in sabduing vicious
horses at the Springfield Fair.
TINS Hoe CHoLERA.-The complaint says
the Olney Ill) Press. has ut length reached
our county Many farmers have lost almost
their whole stock.
allow did you learn that graceful atti-
tude p said gentleman to afellow leaning
ina maudlin fashion against . post Il
have been practising 1t glass, was the
reply.
Money 10 ssid 10 b worth from ten to
fifteen per cent. month in Kansas. II that
lent bleeding process. We should like to
know what is.
The fourteen locomotives which blew
their whistles at Syracuse, in honor Of the
cable, 60 astonished horse, three or four
miles off, that he fell ON his koees, and
there renamed till the whistle stopped,
notwithstanding every effort to get him up.
The Louisville Journal says: A Boston
paper thinks that the Rev. Mr.. Kallock, in
stead of preaching in q civilized land, had
better 60 officiats in some Of the savage
tribes. We take the liberty OF su6 esting
to him that he would probably. % " ac-
counts of.his gallantry. are true 81 I|lhself
most at home among the Pau knees
The Dubuque Times says, that by re-
cent ceneus Of that city, made by the Dis
trict Board of Directors, under the provis
ions of the school law it appears the total
population Of Dubuque is ix hundred and
osr,ht no Ia Il
this decrease is explained by the fact that
portion Of the floating population has left
the city to seek employment in the country
or in other towns and cities.
INUTILIrY o. TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-A pa
per in DeBow's Review on this subject con-
tributed by Tai P. Shaffner, met various
commenta The Louisville journal remarks
upon the injustice of some Of them as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Tai. P. Shaffner has never said, as
charged by divers editors. that an electri-
cal current could not be transmitted along
a wire between Ireland and Newfoundland.
In oil that he has at any time written upon
the subject, he has expressly discla.med
saying that an electrical current might
not be thus transmitted. but at the same
time, he has assumed that it "cvuld not be
made practically available for teIegraphic
purposes" Experience may yet refute this
assumption, but experience has not reflted
it yet. The submarine telegraph has not
been made practically available for tele-
graph purposes; it lie, thus far. q failure
and 1t may never be anything else.
The laugh at Mr.. Shaffner was at least
got up prematurely.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
vill adArsGD the people Ct


Resolved, That the Constitution cOnfers
upon Congress sovereign power over the Ter
rit0siss Of the United states, etc.-PhiIadsl.
phis PLATFORM.
Popular Sovereignty 10 humbug.-N.
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma-Briingfox Ha,ck- Eye
PopulAr Sovereignty is IN exploded hum
bug.-LSosenport Oazsfte.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty hays mo- difference with Mr.. Letting vol
and the Democratic party. - pandevers
Speech at Davenport.
will vote for the admission Of . slave
Stat, provided it Is the wish Of the people
70 come into tho Union with slave consti
tuition Wanderers Speeches at Delhi, Mar
ION. Cedar Rapids, Falton, Toledo and other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
the CITY ENTERPRISE,
GLARS. IOWA.

One Of tbs los0se literary sad Political Nescs-
pQpeS In the State Published every Friday morn
no . ~ pr AMEN.
fsans FOR Advertising tAree squsTes one gear.
Iifeesn Dollars. One square. ten dollars
NJ vseaiy ciscula.ssa q tseivs Asndrsd-is ~
Counties Of Scott Clinton and Jackson. - veil -
~ Vhcje % ~ I'D Oonsresstona1 Dstrtct IN lewA3
alae IN noek Island md Whiteade OouAtee 0ltnsto.
e III o. Of ths vsry best adveytslng sheets IN the
49,. Asa ~ ~ ~ eee 1eneon 0eeenpsss
- 1uSN1eIe, r. ,. LAW11NOR
F-sfll9T' T. ~ u1l1og anA PYsleieeoS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
IMPORTERS AGENT
AND wuoLEsALE DEALEA N
Bramlies, Wines and Cigars,
No. 100 RAxDoLPH srRExT. OsIoAoo, Ill.
Jy22dly
800 Crates Of CPOCkeFV.
Weh0leaule and RefMil.

7 HAVE in store and,fo sale the largest stock Of
i 0sSds IN this line, in the State. Ny stock CON.
81 IL # all the varieties Of CjN0, G1dss end E0SA-
On Ware, yellow Rockingham wsfs, silver Plated
asd Britannia ware. Bohemian, Belgium and Amer
lean CLAIR ware, Solar and fluid Lamps, Chandeliers,
0ifsndoles, Lamp wicks, Chimnsgs and Globes,
Looking Glasses and l. oking Glass plates, and al
other articles usually kept in this limo.
CYockcsy-Consists Of upWsr l. Of go crates a0d
casks Imported direct FROM the potteP In Liverpool
which enable, ne 70 sell my goods - per cent lsss
than any other dealer In the market.
FreRch p01celatn.-I hsve Just received . very
large stock OF white and gold band China direct from
Limog-u, France ~ arrangement with he nanu-
facfurers are such that receive none but the b %
gvade d goods Of III. latest sn most approved styles
Gold band and decorated tes ssts spe worth from
eight to ~ nty-fve dollars, dinner ssts and other
articles a al prices.
Silver Plaaed WaHe-I hsye just received .
very large st0rk Of Plated goods Of Rogers, smith
Co.'S make. AL goods are warranted - - Dtaee0 @
the bert quality OF white metal which can VITA din.
Guilty b. disti sguishe1 fFem silver.
Licking 0lAOoes.-I have larger quantity
than has ever before been 06efed Tor sale IN this
place. Knives, ioeks apd walter tot evesy euelio
and size. In fact everything appsstatntnS e Als
line Of bssiness oanbs hsd - csiling q H. y -
Clsire block.
0ay6d6vtf u T. WUoo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

ssd siscs I have mode a-visit among
The. vossn, Of 1sa9aps sesuty 4 -
now s.si10sd tba Ives nial1ken, lbr
instssd q 500 Il vii 30 about 500 IA
jority for Lefiingwefl-hc deserves =
thousand. When read the Republicans
on "Keystone," my impressions were
that much learning hsd made it, editor
mad, but after hearing him speak at .
black Republican meeting, concluded
that it was slight mistake, and that
knowledge would not die with G.
H. Jerome. editor Of the lows City Re
publican. l finally concluded that it
was but the knocking Of knees in con-
sequence Of reading the handwriting
on the wall; that the days Of stealing
we're numbered, realizing that the peo-
pie in the might and majesty Of their
strength had determined to drive out
these vandals and vagabonds who for
three long years have been eating up
the substance, squandering the public
funds in wasteful extravagance until
Iowa is . beggar at home and by
word throughout the entire republic.
It il not strange when the big thieves
about DesMoines who do up the pub-
lie printing begin TO fear that the glory
is departing from Israel; the lesser
Republican lights who also have hand
in the crib should occasionally whine
when the keystone" touches them
on tender spot. All that "Keystone"
charged has been proclaimed from ev-
cry Democratic stump in the State,
declared through every democratic
press in Iowa and supported by docu-
mentary evidences. The official au-
thorities of Iowa as corrupt lot Of
scoundrels as ever went unhung or un-
whipped Of justice. All over our wide
spread republic the history Of Iowa's
misrule and Iowa's disgrace stand ont
in a bold relief, burning shame to her
citizens, an evidence Of the weakness
Of her people and the imbecility Of her
rulers. We do not expect these char
ges will be palatable to the big printer
at DesMoines or the small fry at Iowa
City, especially while 100000 is stolen
annually from the public treasury for
the item Of printing alone. They must
meet the charge whether it suits their
convenience or not, and the less they
whine when hit, the fewer will know to
whom the application belongs.
The democrats have organized fine
club here, comprising the most able
and eloquent sons Of the party and are
making arrangements to give Ellwood
a glorious reception on the I'd Of Oc-
tober. From the deep interest taken
and feelings manifested it will be one Of
the largest meetings ever held in Iowa.
The people are just beginning to real
ize the manner in which they have
been plundered by black Republican
officials, and my word for 1t from pres
entindications they will wreak aterrible
vengeance on them for it at the polls
on the 18th Of October. There seems
to be general wish among all class
es and parties to have our noble Lief
ingwell visit Iowa City again previous
to the election, and that such an ar
rangement may suit his convenience is
the hearty wish Of q thousand warm
friends. While his legal, senatorial,
and judicial fame are house
hold words in every part Of Iowa, here
is the scene of his greatest trials and
richest triumphs. KEYSTONE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
The Election will be held on
TmesAny, October l9th.
STATE CANVASS.

- -. T. r. 1l.LWOOD. Dan~ssesss sssSadess
,or AtgOsnsy General Of ths STATE Of I6wa, vii 3D.
drsn - pseeas u lls sollsvtng plssss, " Wiz
Iowa City, Octobsr 2. s'siech.
~ Nee. o. A. nIOs, Rspuhiiesn candidate for
Attssssy eesess, 10 iuvsed 10 be present and dis
cuss TIE issuas before the psopss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

HERRICx's SUGAR COATED PILIS-so good
'ha: nfty boxes perform atty cures-One box sells
neutrality-suspicious. recon msnds them to neighbor-
stranger 70 stranger to stranger. Made from gums.
baissms and extra cts, ther eGects upon the human
system is mild, searching and beneA lei. Put up In
large family boxes. Every PHI coated With sugar
Is cents per box. Sold By Druggists everywhere.
aug22-dAviy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
BOOTS AND SHOES !!

THE EMPIRE STOREl
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
II nAVn now In store large and we'll selected
i stock OF Boots and Shoes, 70 which I invite
the attention o! all In want Of articles In my line.
Obtsnfsy Traders wishing 70 repienish their stock
VIII and 1t to their advantage 70 call me before puT-
chasing elsewhere.
TO my numerous customers who prefer Oys1Opn
Work we continue to hold out Inducements In the
way Of prime stock and stylish scork not oqusllsd
this side OF New York.
All kinds Of LADIES' work manufactured % usual
IJy17J H. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

II nesvin's Need, Ferry stress, which VII bssDeo
from 10 -, r, end from 70 s, =.
All ~ owners Vbo have not settled for t19 loao,
win please eaII Immediately and d - - sseeevs
thaor doedD.
a laree psstiuo Of ~ Cemetery eynunds ere ~
suyvsS0 and ststed on In lots. 1he conDunity
generally y invited p Examine ohs0 and nAhD -
loc1ic0o.
II = shs inteotlsu d ~ compsny - make tn
Oenassy complete II ~ Ne appoiotDeote. n
ues are broad md carved; native forrest tree
tres hsvs bses - ont. = sD0petent p8sea oscs-
Pies the Porter's LDdgs, and y ooostan1ly saplsysl
. taxing esre d and impgoving the srosn1s.
All appljcatSeas 1oE lots or busials must - ga1s
hgns1.
~ pseise, b pssroaisins shs Censassy. ~ M
sasuse1 thAaM WIN beepretsstsA - svsY 30 1aoh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
The Cash SysVcnl

8 the only one to ensure the buyer against fraud
1bad management, bad buying and poor stock
Win he buys from a house that does no credit
business he dos OF guar others Indebtedness
ces that will enforce success There Is business
liable to tricks and traps Of trade the liquor bu
sness and II Jon would avoid the pois nous drugs
sold By persons who do . credit businets and only
calculate receiving fty cents The dollar on al
they sell, buy from the CASH HOUSE OF
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 TlPToN's
MERCANTILE OoLLEeES !

LOCATED:
pAveNPos1. lOwA.....Cor. yif,h and Dssdy ste. |
P1ORI 4. lLL............38s and - lain street.
tDsRsorOns:
Hon T n Powell, ESQ woodward, Bsq
~. A. willard, No, Q. 6tsseh, hsq
Isarc Newus, ESQ, u. A WupperU Ann, 40.
II u Paaaou ESQ. DY. J. J. burtis.
II Ourtiss, Hso william Alien, Esq
1ewis Howell Bsa Jno ? Cuek, Esq
WIN 3 6rees, 70 JEo DILLON, EsQ
Bartlett, Zap Jno l. Colin, ksq
1easy uo1le. Dse Vim = ClaEk, ksQ
Thos Z Mayne, ksq ChAs PutnanR nsQ
Jos 4rye, y Price, ESQ
FACULTY:
Professors of Dook-Kseping and Collateral
Branchss:
DAVIS, eSTIPToN.
vt DUsR, d vREDENDUR0,
il GoLDsMITH, JB Donor.
Professors Of Practical and Ornamental Penmdn-
skip, sad Lecturers on business Customs and
LOrrssPondence
J 0nvfITH, Tw DAVIS, SIS TIrToS
Lecturers on Mercantile Lav, Eankiug, Exchange
Finance, fc:
CHAs BoNsEY, PDAvIDsoN.
Js0 DILLOE, CHAs PUTNAM.
Hon JNo COoK, Al ENSIGN, Etq.,
LANDER, hsqr N CRAWFORD.
Lecturers on Political Histoyy and Commercial
Geography:
HESAy AusTn, WAT CLARK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
CONGmEssIONAL CANVASS.

In Consequence Of business impssativeiy requiring
Judge Is0ag wells attention In court. the appoint
msnts h-rseofore made By NJ. vAndeser ct The fol-
loving ptncee have been 0esuSeds and
MgSSRS. vANDBvD AND LDy1IN0wBIl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

ADvERnsEAs TAKE ssSICs.-The o0cs Of IAc
T,ass wi be at No. s, Metropolitan Block, instead
Of being IN Nlckoll,' block, heretofore stated.
aufSl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
The Expenses Of ou- State Government
Figures for the Tax Payers.

The following table will show the expen-
ditures of the State government from Ito or
gauixation to the present time. under the
different administrations
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

Rsse~~ QGes, $50 Lake Street, Cair09s. n.
T =. 1IuogR CO., having sstabiitAeA w.
lie ~ eDce ~ The 0jo q thelg 0ncA1oqS WQGo1
% 1oateeatloa ef - lsdis6 Of Dsv0post - ~
1Al1lIx Skvs1Nt AACfllA1, !,
- -, A1s1Iss -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

HAIR RESTORATIvR.-wea ere pleased 70 be able
to record the satisfaction Of patrons. After trial
Of IN article advertised Ia our columns. We have
the satisfaction to know several Of readers who
have used Prof. woods Hair Restorative, and pro.
uouncei 1t 70 b. just what the sdvertisement says
10. We have several personal scquantances, too,
who we. gray headed-they have tried It. and nov
thsir hair restored its original color. and they
willingly add their testimony to its elhcacy, and will
give farther information to others desiring It. This
sp axis well for the article and advise al who do
not wish 70 appear gray-headed, to U.s. Woods Hair
Restsrative.-W estsvn Patriot.
Sold BY al good Druggists.
Almsst everybody has hard Of Aann's Agus Bal
sam. the attention Of our numerous readers II d.
rected to the advertisement found Is another column
Of this paper, Of the high ESTIMATION that placed
upon this. the 0ressest semsdy kn0aOn to modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
win - large . share Of public confidence in 20 short
q time IS this has done, II we may b allowed to
judge by what read bat this should be srci. Mt
particularly when we see such testimonials coming
from Of undoubted veracity from al parts Of the
country. tn re tan be no DOUBT hut tia; "
the greatest discover In the Led cal world, and de-
serves the appreciation and esteem Of our readers
and the public. Sold BY al good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
0rOCer Y Bakers
CsL.nnArsD
SEWING MACHINES
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.

UN08SB nsehines ore now justly odmitted - -
u the bess IN NE for Yaoily Swine, noh1ag .
nev strong and elsstt stitsa, which will soT mp,
even u every sossth seiscA v cut. Cscusss Sat
application ~ lessss.
~ WssAbsYne, AgenA
June1-du Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Canada Liquor store.

Just received
80 Cases Brandy, direct from Cosnsc vint, lsAo,
10 bbls Htbbert's London Porter, [Pintsl
20 Gases Boothy Ledgwtck's Gin, (Asdissssdl
4 full assortment Of Cigars,
Absinthe, Marsschino, Curecoa.
Anise Cordial, Ayac HuAoh,
And forQsale By II: BARMEo 90
Of
Canada Liquor Store.
lust received, . fresh supply Of Nuts 6ons
q Scotch ALE.
D~c14 RARNUs 4 On
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

Rare Chance.
Esom % - 30 Per day easily realized.
AZ HONORABLE DusINEss. CAPITAL M
oUIRsD ONLY q 50 TO 415 %
A NEW ARTICLE rArrx,rp, 81 ne. :,
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