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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
We reported two screws loose las
week -Nachids CRioa.

= fcpOFtcd TWO screWs loose last
week - Nachias Union.
The Augusta Age was ono; what
other 'screw' is there "shaky," Mr..
Union, that particularly disturbs you 2
There is not independence enough in the
democratic screws" hereabouts to work
loose. We understand Hon. Slepart.
Cary will ran as an Independent caadi-
date for Congress in this District next
fall in which event there nay be num-
horlcss other srall "seyews" Inclined 70
.arl 1.a,rqt t., nm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

The New York Post wants Prcsi-
dent Buchanan impeachcd. SO its
friends in former days advocated the
Impeachment Of President Madison, but
the people OF the nation then impcachcd
the impcachcrs, and they will do so
again.-Boston Post.
No man did more with tho same
abilities aud means than did James
Buchanan to render President Madison
and the war unpopular. If the people
have once impcachcd Buchanan for it,
they will certainly do it again for n
second time to be found leasncd with
the enemies of his country and thwart-
ing the will of the people, he should be
made an example Of.
Here is Gcueral jackson S opinion OF
Mr.. buchanan -
My political life has no greater error
to atone than my neglect 10 crush this
reptile Buehanan) Of Pennsylvania
when had him II my power. lie was
the cause Of a bitter war between two
men Of this Republic, Cay and Jack
son. who should net have been so es-
transed. His representations caused
the charge of bargain and sale. and
when brought home to him, he meanly
left me alone to face it. Friends inter
fcred then to save him from being expos
and listened to them. Gen. lack
son 10 Noses Darson, in lS37.
81 rejoice at the defea, Of Buchanan
in the Convention. Gen jackson 10
Noses Dacson, n 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

\ writer in the Bangor [ mon, dating his
communication from Ellsworth, finds fault
with the people in this town, calling it a
''misguidcd and unfortunate community.
and overrun with yasaricE;" AMI say that
we meaning perhaps the writer, care
darkness" We care not to know who the
writer i~ and neither docs the community
which ht I~li-ns and ayrtigns before hi;
luny court " i>,lom may die with him
and society los, its ln..st active and devoted
t champion. lat nol"lr thinks 50. unfartu-
natcly. Vie Iaay arraisn and pass Judgment
on thoea who. in the estimation Of clearer
headed and less proiudicci men are innocent,
aud then compel all mon to abide his judge
posted in the newspaper frr their trmcrity
until daomsiav. M one will award him ere
dit for tisinter, sickness, honest principles or
pins worth of love for the honor of the
town, or Of temperance. or Of morality, cveu
Cant, is plainly stamped on every line Of this
lachrym ~ communication. and disaa4e
p1rtizan zeal dictated its publication. If tn,
writer will larn to think that other III N
opinions may not ba all "vagarics. and that
priyat, udg mrnt is the right OF all men and
, that las opinions and has rrcjudccs are moi
The standards. by which every other man,
actions and opinions must be judged. he will
have less occasion u writc such fault finding
letters. Tho rsrcctHl, upright and energetic
gentleman, who for long wears has ho,.n q
] burning and Il shining light in thr church
and for whom it has never had Ia mourn foi
! any crring conduct. (rtn this correspondent
say ~ much } ne,rl not lie allr5nsl ut this at
I tack, a, the source from W hence il comes. an,
the animus Of the writer obsiatcr, the ncc,v
sii, # any defence.
We learn that Rry. H. c. Estes hs,
rc,i.acl the Pastoral charge of tn
church at East Trenton, anI will clos,
his labors with the society the las, OF
May.
W arc under renewed Obligation,
10 Hon. W. p, Fessenlea f4r valuabl,
! pablic documents. as ais, for a pam?h-
/ 1t cory Of has speech.
-McsSrs Mason, SARGENT. ant Moor,
viii please accep: due thanks for "pub.
docs
Tho i'inS7 If the Te,lic. Temperance,
Meeting is nergssarly postponed this week
TnF B,norr ApRtsrIc. In another column
| tSays the Boston Tr,yellcr) may b. f,unl
some particulars Of the s,coni escape Of
b1rquo Alriatir, of Belfast. Ne, from hcr
French captors There appears t. h. som,
idilicreHe" Of opinion as t. the power Of the
! frcnch authoriic'. under the law ofnatiohs
u captura an American sl@srl on the high
.a.'-. and tlke her into fr'uch part. Tho
f.fii"nia- o1tn,,, irasa Kents C5nnsntar,..
isa' "A l;am ,iit;s l.arinc ap,n tie sac.
! ton
Tho orsn s.. IS not c4p.'sis af foin,
+ i-.sar,yi a. Frisatn n-aIarty ftr r., r.,
j nj the ocean i,r navigation anl fsAia. ~
common - all mankind. and tn pafii.
! pursuits generally and explicitly ,krs th.i
+ tne sutia petth cta eyer = aIi+r4Hriala7i. -
Tie snhitct of al nat ma ,a.et Tier. ia
;nn' Of pace. au ftoiiae ot entire r,ta..I5;.
= 4 Independence. n nation Ia. gny riz.!'t
er urieiirti - il So. cV.-srt il y over In
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

Tic Milford n. II. Republican ad-
vises those who rU cmigrato to 60 cas-,
to Aroostook in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The LosT DAUGHTER and oMe,
So ri,s 81 Tie IicarE by MIS-. Caroline
Ice lIcntz, author Of Linda" love
after Marriage" etc. etc. The lament
ed author Of the charming story that
gives It's title TO this attractive volume
has lc, behind hcr many lasting and
beautiful souvenirs Of her literary tri-
umphS. But, among them all, there is
not one, perhaps. moro worthy of her
reputation than the affecting story of
The Lost Daughter. We are not
called upon, we arc aware, TO repeat
here all that able critics have SO often
ana trathfully said in praise of tho
dramatic powers displayed in the writ
lngs of the late Mrs Hcntz-of :hcees,
correctness, gracefnlncss Of her style
.ot the purity or the strength Of her
moral principlcs-or Of the applicability
of her lessons and examples to the pru-
don't regulation Of the affairs of every
day life. Like her works. those high
opinions Of the critics have became
household words among American read
crs. Bat there is still room for tho
spread OF the au.horrss' reputation, and
OF the extended influence OF her writings
which arc - well calculated TO elevate
and cntichtcn the mind, of those who
may not yet have had the pleasure to
peru>e them. 1t Is due also to tho
worthy publisher. who Keeps these work.
before the public. that h. should be
remuncta,cd for his labor and enterprise
Exclusive Of The Lost Daughter"
this volume con tains no les, than nine
Of the aa,horos, NEST lelichtlul stories.
l'ncc, in cloth. Sl.25, or. in two vel.
iumos,p7P. cover. Ono Dollar-Goe v's
LIds's Book
-Petcyson's ranh Note List. aad
counterfeit Dctcc;or. for March. i. ready
for tho Publishes. Compcten, judsr,
ny no better work OF The kind is pub
li.hcl and from an examination pct.nn,l.
~. w d. not hesitate II recommend i,
as 4 rc'iablc md accurate Dc,cctor.
Tho Atlantic Monthly for March,
has the GLOWING table OF contents; Cat
acombs Of Rome; The Nest; Eb.n jack
SIN; ANGUS d. Voyage: Wclch Mus
icai Festival Cornucoria; Ny Journal
to my Cousin Mary; Thy r.,eh.. pr.
"ieaera sud his pupils; Hc.u,,; Tho
Grlnd~eH Governing N chine; Saint.
ard their Bodice; by the bead: Aaron,
BUR-: AntorFa: oftI,r Erca.fa.. T,bl-;
Chilli. bt HE 81. =; Music nad Lit
arsfy Notices ih.. Magazine continue.
to rice in peft|ar favor; and i. suecc-..
tie i'ahL.si.e.4 a.. Is ca !i,,le! beyond
contingency.
-'ir. Hatl,aa.a'-= al.., Il popular ~.v.
M = l.rael tr..n Wat hs=Ia,
sill II a.55
i..=fa'ita5s 9s7H,,f ! Tv--it,ry hu,
's,t th=ri;.,, =t.,n,,ill wiz slavery.
That TIA, ms, ~, ha,a til, priv
h q .-'it=en constitution winch b =
III. nj ;'''s r'ss'l liz uHir, l,r.as, Tiny
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

Mr. Eiitor-
Las, year the Argus, Blngor Union
and other papers of the ca, stamp, rcjoic.
ed over the election of town officers in
this town. TO day we had our annual
March meeting and elected all rcpubli.
can town officers. Let them .hou, again
The mistake of last year has been rccti.
fed.
John II. Parker, Moderator; john ".
Noyes, Daniel kimball. BENZ. Thomas,
Sclectmcn; John ii. Parker, Treasurer:
Daniel Kimball Supervisor of schools;
and John IL. Parker and Benz. T. Athcr.
ton corstablcs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07
Change Of Programme.

THE undersigned being desirous of doing
l. away with the LoNo CREDIT SYSTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer to his prompt pay
customers great Inducements and to those who have
been in the habit of letting their accounts run two
and three he would say that he respectfully de-
elineB doing that kind of business any longer.
Rayenna, May 81, 1857 H.L,DAY;
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07
VKTOOLEN GOODS. FOR GENTS, AND

WOOLEN GOODS, FOR CENTS AND
w BOYS WEAR.-We have just opened an un.
usually large stock of Woolen Goods for men and
boys wear, to hch call the attention of those in
want, are satisfied that can give great bar
gain TO any person having cash or produce to ex-
change for materials for winter use; and all we ask
is an opportunity to show them the goods and prices
to convince any one that the place to buy Woolen
or any other kind goods, is at the Cash and Ready
Pay Store of COFFIN G. PINNEY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07

DRESS TRIMMINGS.-Al large lot of
~ Moire Antique, Galoon, Fringe Trimmings, Vel
yet Ribbons, Silk Fringes and other styles at the
October go, 1857 STONE STORE.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07
Again i'm the Field.
New Tailoring Establishment.

nHE subscriber would respectfully in
J. form the citizens of Ravenna and the public I'm
general, that no has opened shop on Main street,
directly opposite tfe Prentiss House, where he may
9e iound at all times, ready and willing to accommo-
date all who may favor him with their patronage
Having worked ten years in some OF the best Tail.
oring establishments In New York city, no aattera
himself thai ho can suit tho most fastdous in regard
70 style and workmanship. TT CUTTING done TO
order. All work warranted. PRICEs TO suIr TINE
ZINES. May 2O-1y1 JS WALKER
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07
Harness Shop.

t'HE subscriber has removed to the room
recently occupied by W. ID, Durham, third door
east OF the Brick Block, where lie Keeps on hand
and manufactures to order, (from The best kind Of
stock everything in tho line of Harnesses, Sad
dies, Brides, Martngales, Trunks. &C., &C., which
he will'sell cheap for cash =
tsai tg4 r. Q. WITTER.
Ravcnna, March %, Is5s-1v.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07

( CARPETS, Rugs, Window Shades, Wor.
" sted Damask and satin De LANES for curtains, at
The TOctober 29l STONE STORE.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07

GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the Ladies'
" and Gentemen.-Our stock of Cloves and Ho-
sery for Fall and Winter wear, embracing all the
diere ut kinds and styles to found in the Eastern
market, all of which be bought very low for cash
or ready pay, at COFFIN & PINNEY'S,
Sept. 30, 1858. No. |, PheniX Block.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07

"R OCK THE CRADLE, LUCY pr
IU SWING THE CRADLE, JoHN!I-But dom,
forget to call in at Poe d Brothers. and select rom
the largest lot of Grain Cradles ever brought to This
town, consisting of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Muly
Rakes, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes Riaess
and Scythe Stones, at POE a. RR0,s
Rayenna, June "a, 1858 %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Surveyor Vandever W. tho Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

Rssolvsd, That the Constitution confers
upon Congress sovereign powsr over the Ter
ritoriss OF the United states, eto -Phstadst-
phi0 Playor..
Popular Sovereignty lie humbug
y Tribune
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ua.-Buviington Hack Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug Davenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
" have no difference with Mr. Leffingwcll
and the Democratic party. - pandscsru
Speech at Davenport.
Twill vote for tho admission OF a slave
Stat provided it is the wish Of the people
to come into tho Union with slave oOnsti
VandeUers Speech at Delhi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
"For ,nstance, il . man has house

"For instance, il . man has house
and Iot valued nv the County Assessor
at $1,000, his tax under the old levy
would be 1900. Under tie new levy
this reduced one fourth-it would be
81 so. But note this. While these fell
lows reduce the levy, they increase the
valuation of the property from $1,000
NO to $500 or a., 900, making the real
tax 1925 or $500 upon the same prop
erty which last years was only subject
to tar OF 81 90.
In VanBuren County, the original
valuation of the property being 81 500
09l.0O, the Board of Equalization in
pursuance Of their plan OF reduction
Of the taxes and retrencbment and re-
form, added sl,23l,ls5.52 or nearly
one hundred per cent, to the assessment
roll.
Thus while they reduced the nomi-
nal tax lew, one half mill, or tteenty
fve per cent, they added nearly ore
hundred per cent, to the taxes OF the
people. This is PRODUCTION" with q
vengeance. The people Of NanBuren
would have saved nearly seventy five
per cent Of the taxes if no production
had been mace ia the levy.
In CLAYTON county the assessment
was increased rnnety per cent, and II
almost every county in the State large
additions have been made to the valu
lions of property made by sworn asses
sors, in pursuance of this plan Of IRE
dIction."
The assessment of Scott county hay
ing been made enormously high, as al
will remember, We by some lucky
chance escaped the addition of sevent.
five or ono hundred per cent to on
taxes.
Yet in the face and eyes Of thes'
facts the Citizen has the audacty t.
claim that the taxes of the prcscn
year will be reduced one hundred
thousand dollars, by this levy of on
half mill less and the Gazette unblush
ingly copies its article and gives it al
editorial endorsement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03

th,rh.- that he died on Tuesday even
~ There we're eight, in I'll, hurt BY
the accident, one getting his ankle
broke and another his arm, and the
others less seriously injured. Mr..
MMsnnes, the deceased was formerly
from Rock Island. ILL.,, and has been
employed there but few weeks.
Two men engaged in painting the
spire Of the new episcopal church in
Stratford, Conn, fell, one sixty five feet
to the ground, and the other thirty
feet, catching upon bracket, to which
he chung, until removed, sustaining no
injury the former bad . leg broken.
A collision occurred IN the Boston
hsrbor on Tuesday afternoon, between
tho schooners Two Brothers and -. n.
French, sinking the former, Capt.
Wood. il. master. The rest Of the
crew were rescued by the steamer H..
Morrison. The u. N. French was but
little injured,
On Sunday last mass Was celebra-
ted at the Church Of the Lady Of Our
Isls At Newport, r. l., in honor OF Ma
poleon III. The several foreign am.
basssdors and largo fashionable as
sembly were present, by invitation OF
the Count de Ssrtiges, French Minis
ter. Services were performed by Rev.
William O'ReilIy, and the 2s Deam
was sung by Madame Gazzaniga aud NJ.
Stephen, assisted by several gentlemen
| Of less note.
A monument 10 to be erected in
Mississippi to the memory of the illns-
trious General Quitman. 1t is propo-
sed to raise tho necessary funds by
subscriptions, to DO deposited At the
polls on the day of the election in De-
tober next, when successor is to be
chosen to fill his vacant seat IN Con
gress.
A Mr. Monroe, aged SO, and his wife
seventeen years older, were found dead
in each others arms, in Maiden, Mass.
on Monday last. 1t is reported that
both parties took dose of laudanum
on Sunday evening, and then made
charcoal fire in their bedroom, for the
deliberate purpose Of destroying life.
Brigham is disposed to make good
thing out Of the Mormon war. Though
it has cost some millions of dollars t.
bring that respectable prophet to
sense of tho duty he owes the Govern
ment he lives under, he has the imou
denco to present a bill against thu
War Department of s., 900 for the us'
OF tho "church pasture" for the army
horses,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
Enameied m5cT Furniture
is, CuEtsu RAIN, Hess 4 q Nu.t}r
NATREBEsEE.
TuE HE5T AND CHEAPEST
HORSE AND t&TIfL MEDICINE
IN TUE WORLD.
SiOat's Ointment and condition Powder.

TiO"h .-.s" ~Nh'4AtAVh SNett
For Purty attiRnsss, Ce,iataty ana IiuogQh-
moss SIoAN'S 0ISTAiFHI III 4m3 is r T}a.v t.-
PERI ediA< al other otetmeurs aud Iiaimsnts NV
IN U.s. for he following disease;
rre.h wounds gale ~ ali kirl- egrsiAs i -uiss J.
cracked heels ghane, wg3ss.i,, ple evil, ca us
sPavins, sweeney nst0lA. sItf-st. = E'r- alne +
AID cracks. found rtd fee, scretehts sDd grease,
mangr. hiti h N d.st. mptr,
tn. POWpER vii! remove ell Inflammation and
fewer purils tie tl9ed loosen tr SSH, rnse the
water, AMI etrengtLeu cyesy part ~ the body Au1
has p.oved sovereign remedy t3r ihr foiiow.ng
disease
Di-ttnIper hide bound loss Of atrcai.e, inward
SEEMS, stIoF water, iEAarnrnai II the ~ ;, IA.
igue n bad cxercis Al rheumstitr III, cummon-
i calef ST complaint, with proves SO fatal 10
many valuable horse II this Hhtry. IL Is also q
safc and certain rem y fer Cu8saB ant Coils,
which generate 50 many a. tases.
WALTER n ELotS,
oIi-saal Proprietor.
Grand Depot, ~ suata water - !, IN ba emrnt Of
the Richmond House, Chi $50, Illinois, and sold in
nes,Iy every town IN all the western states
All Wholcssle Druggists sell the medicine at oar
regular wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
SLoAs's INsrAsrRtItEF Is tra3y = Great Remedy.
Half - cent bottle Of sloan Instant r. lief gwen
In pint Of water, ifom fails - care Horsr
Of common Cole IN a frg mn te5 Ia fx,Tcmc cases
repeat the dose In Fl teen Minutes
For Bruises, strains, 81 rallf, and may other In
jan les Horses Catte, ard other animals. Sloan u
Instant Re.iefspe ely effect cure. Many persons
have been asf0nl.hed 10 witness tho faril IT,
fecsed, ~ the MS ~ this wonderful, medicine.
augi -c1vGm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST BADEN
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors,

What VIZ Le7mifm Head Of Hair
Because 1t Is The ornament q ID himself provii ed
for all onr race Reader although tbs rose m Az
bloom ever brightly IN the glowing cheek. the eye
b. spsrkng, the teeth he those OF ~ arls If
the head IL bercft OF its covering III. hair be
snarte! and shri'eed, harsh and dry. or worse still,
is sprinkei with gray nature will lose more than
half her charms Prof. Woods HAIR Restorative, II
used two or three tunes We X, will restore ami per
manenfly secure 10 all such an ornament Real The
following anu Judge. The writer OF The first is the
celebrated Pianist ThaboTg:
New York. April 10, 1855.
Dear Sir Permit ne TO express 10 you the ohiiga-
lions under for the entire restoration OF ny hair
t. It's original color about the time Of my In
the Tni states II Was rap d. becoming gray, huf
the application OF your Hair Restorative" it
soon rec Vrret il origin hue ! Outsider your
Restorative as very wonderful lny- ntion, cutie eff
cicious A. well AZ agreeable.
AN. d.arslr, yours truly, s. THALBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedydet."
WEIGH Newspaper once, IS Nassau 81, Ap1 u, 1858
PROF o J WOOD = Dear Sir :-Some month or
six weeks AGO received a bottle OF your Hair Res
toraivc aud gave It my vie who concluded to try II
her hair, little thinking at the time that II would
restore the gray hair, but to hers well my
prise, after few week. trial It has performed that
wonderful en,c " turning AL the gray hairs to
dsrA brown, at the same time Identifying and thick
ening the hair. I strongly recommend the above
restorative to all persons In want OF such change
OF their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK. J.ly rs, 1855.
PRor o wooD: WITH confidence do | RECON-
mead your Hair Restorative being the most effca-
cious article ever saw. Slice using your Hair Res.
torative my hair and whiskers which were slmost
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Of all dandrun and unpleasant itching, coIAInon
among psrsons who perspire freeley.
JIG KILBY.
PROF wooD: About two years ago my hair
commenced falling OF and turning gray; was fast
becoming bald, and had tried many RENT dies TO no
Ell ct. commenced using your RI stor alive In jan
uavy last. few sppl cations fastened my hair
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pearance. and checrfully recommend its TO all.
Chicago, Ill, May |, 1883 d HOES.
The Restorative Is pvt up In bottles OF Sizes viz.
large, medium AMI small; the small holds pint.
and Yetas FLOR one dollar per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more In proportion
than the small, retAis for two dollars per otte the
large holds quart, ~ per cent more in proportion,
and retai.s far %.
OF WOODS & co, Prapriesors, arg Broadway,
New York, Tin the great Wire Railing Establis b.
ment.) and ia Market 81, 81 Louis No.
And sold BY Ill good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers js2o-dAv3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
To ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
And Ladies Married or Single

NOR Fifty Cents enclosed, In postage stamps, the
Il uBderf igned will forward, BY return mail, the
following invalu bile hou hold receipts, made with
on, trouble and fvi printed Instructions. For ten
cents you can procure what would cost st the store
one dollaY-viz
How to make Poudre Subtle for removing superflu-
Gus Hair.
How TO make tooth powder.
How to make H,iT Restorative.
How TO make HAIR Dye.
How to make Pomades.
How to make Bloom Of Roses, to remove FrecSle
from the face
How 20 make Rou &c for the complexions
How to make IndeibIe Ink.
How to cure coFns
How 70 make Cement, for mendine broken china
-Al1O-
Harper Twslvetsses' celebrated washing -.
pseips; pour washing 6eoe n Halt ~ ti1s a1d
@. osnvs Z. Mon. 1ssslay.. pr.
funso-1Itvo0 y. & 60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-03
PROCLAMATION.

p" HEHEAS, hy an Ac. of the Sew nth GENERA
w Assem-. " OF the State Of low 4, emitted AR
Act revising ard am ndng ii le " II Code, and fur.
Their proeiipg for cleo ion- ling vacancies office
designations. and contes ING elections approved
March 2Si 1885, 1t made the duty Fl the Cover
nor at least thirty days BE- ore general election
to Issue his pTocama lon designating all the offices
to be lsd By the vote of al the electors che Stat,
or by tn electors in ANY Judtei,l Dist let:
Now therefore, l, Ralph Love Governor Of the
5tate OF Iowa, DO by this my p-oclanntio publish
and d-clsre, tht Al the next General elecian, b.
he'd III this State on the SE OND Tt esDAY IN
OCTOBER next, the fol lowing Offices are to be led
BY vote OF all the electors ~ this State, to wit:
TIL Office OF Secretary Of State;
The once Of Auditor a 4 ate;
TIL office OF Treasurer Of 8 ate,
the onHc of Attorney tiencral;
tn office Of Register Of State Land Once;
The Office OF Oommi-s Toner Oh the IS Mones Rv.
er Improvement
And the fol owing ofces are TO b. Allied by vote o!
this State, .. tabshed by act OF thu said G neral
Assembly to.wt:
The ONCE ~ District Judge;
The once Of District Attovneyj
Thu ofiice OF one Member Of the Board Ct Educa.
ton
whereof all citizens AMI oficeYs concerned, part,c
uariy tn Sheriff. OF the several Counties, will take
notice, and BE- governed accordingly
In testimony WI erect have hereunto sci
my hand, and anix ed the Great Seal 81
(~-~) the Safe OF Iowa.
{Ls. Done A. Des noines this ninth day of An.
(~l gust. A. ID 1875 Of the Ind pen .ent Q Of
the United States the Sad, and o. tn,
State the 18th.
RALPH p LOWE.
BY the Governor.
ELIJAH aEIIS.
Aug2ldk wtd Secretary of State