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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
DIR. M0RSE'S
INDraN ROOT PILLS.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
4 Merchants eni Traders will be on their euarjant
not be Imposed upon ly Counterfeit Of Motse'si
Indian Root Pills signed 4. D Mo~e. All Repu-
me Indian Root Pills have The signature Of "A. III
4 Hkife q a.. 10 each box.
BR. MORSE, The inventor Of Morse's lndinhs
Root Pills, hns spent The greater port o. his HE ii
tlriyeling having VISITED Europe. Asa and Affea.
AZ well AZ Moth Amsicl-ha- sTent thee yea,s
among the Indians Of our e.iefn couHtty--it nan
~ tbs way that the inliln Root Pill, were fret de.
covered. Dr. Morse the first 20 establish
me TART that all diseases srise from lMPIiRlJi of
the BLOoD-ihat our sengih. health snd Lie Deepen,
upon thai vial principle. A. ]. WHITE d co.
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nv practice and my family for the last
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

Surveyor Vandever vs. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

Resolved, That the Constitution confers
upon Congress sooeretgn poper over the Ter
ritories Of the United States, etc.-Phtiadel-
phia Platform.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug.-N.
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.-Buriington Hank Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-L)auenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with MIR. Lcffingw we'll
and the Democratic party. - Wanderers
Speech at Davenport.
will vote for the admission Of slave
State. provided it is the wish OF the people
to come into the Union with slave consti
tuition ondever's Speeches at Delhi, Mar
ION, Cedar Rapids, Fulton, Toledo and other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

I = ucoloo. ~ eonn1oo vooD1 hove beoa
|Sooeho1 = ahsu1 ~ - 49, 1nsh
machine used the inch and quarter
nosxle, with 200 feet Of hose. The
greatest distance reached was 1873 fest
which VS. accomplished BY the Island
Queen-the streams from tho Atlantic
Enterprise reaching ITO feet EACH
One and one-eight noxzles were then
applied, and the Enterprise beat its
competitors by about two feet, reach
ing the dists nee Of about us feet
Streams we're then thrown upright and
the Atlantic won the victory.
The boy Reed, who WAS burned by
the late camphcne explosion in Chica-
90, died on Thursday evening, max
ing the second victim. Miss McCresh
is doing we'll, and will probably recov-
er, There is a painful story related IN
connection with the accident. The
husband, who is spoken Of in the high
est terms by all who know him as a
good man and husband generally, has
still one failing-he tastes the cup
which intoxicates. On Saturday even.
ing last he was out with some convival
friends, and remained until late hour.
His wife patiently awaited his return,
until the lamp burned low. and she.
half asleep at the time, attempted to
fill it while yet lighted. The blaze
communicated to the stream and
thence to the can, and two lives have
been the forfeit.
senator Benjamin, of Louisiana, de-
clines the mission to Spain.
The argument for a new trial for
Ira Stout the murderer, has been
heard at Rochester. The decision of
the Court was reserved. Should a
new trial be granted, the District At
torney, it is said, will carry tie case up
TO the Court of Appeals
The New York Tribune says that
within week. ten thousand children
have applied for admission to the pub
lie schools in that city, and have been
turned away because tnere was no
room for them.
Anne Kennedy was killed in New
York a night or two since by Conard
Remsen. She PERSISTED in visiting his
house after he had forbidden her to do
SO. He threw her out Of doors, and in
the fall her neck was broken.
BY the death of Mr.. Hobson, of Cal
cutta, youth now in the employ Of a
printer in London, is suddenly put in
wossession Of more than million and
a half sterling. 1t is said the young
man had no previous knowledge of his
relation, excepting once hearing his
mother say she had brother in India.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

The Gazette on the Coalition In New Y orb.
The Gazette. in remarking upon the
letter Of the Germans to Mr.. Vandever
and his reply. says that, "The position
of things in New York, has been ex-
aggerated if not falsified in many of
the reports circulated here"
It's too late at this period, for al as
sertion Of this kind to gain any credit
among the Germans, for whose especial
benefit it was manufactured.
The Times, of this city, the organ Of
the Price and Dillon clique, has not
only admitted that there is a" unity of
sentiment" between the Republican
and Know Nothing leaders in New
York; but has most emphatically de-
clared itself in favor of Union upon a
proscriptive platform.
The Guzette is also aware that a
similar coalition has been attempted
to be formed in the State of Ohio, and
that like the other it failed only in con-
sequence of quarrel over the spolls.
If the Gazette ddres to deny any
of our statements in regard to this mat
ter, we arc prepared to prove them one
and all, by extracts from the leading
Republican organs in the State of New
York, and by reference to the remarks
of prominent republicans in the Con-
vention and elsewhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
DrMOCRATl
100000 90
THE NE W >.

Our readers will remember an ar
ticle which appeared in our columns a
few days since, from the New Orleans
Picoyune, giving An account of an obit-
nary notice handed to that paper by
the subject himself, one Bostick, of
Illinois, at the same time leaving d.
rections for the sending of haIf-a-d dozen
copies to friends in different parts OF
the country, among them one to a
Miss Emma X. Gibson" or ellison as
it appears the name should be written.
Bostick is young man about twen-
twy-two years Of age, civil engineer
by profession and resident of Pana
Ill.
Miss Emma r. Gibson was mutual
acquaintance of both himself and part
ner. During time young Bosticks
attentions to her were very marked,
and upon q late return to the home Of
her parents in Chicago he was her es.
cort. Upon his return he was noticed
to be uncommonly dispirited, and it is
now shrewdly suspected that he came
back with the mitten."
On the next Saturday evening after
his return, he was at his tea as usual,
and was never seen after. Upon his
return, an examination of the accounts
Of the firm was made, which showed
that 90 far from being defaulter, the
debts due him would far more than
pay all his outstanding accounts, and
suspicion Of foul play, or of accident,
began to beraised, which finally result
ed in an organized search of the pra-
ries in that vicinity, in the hope Of
finding his remains, The copies Of the
P;cayune containing his obituary, were
received, and the next day the Chics,
90 papers with their accounts of tn,
case, when the mystery was at ono,
solved.
A trial Of three steam fire engine
took placein Chicago, friday afternoon
The machines were the Enterprise,
owned by the city, and the Atlantic
and Island Queen" owned by manu-
fhctures. There was . large attend
auce, and . good deal Of iutsreat mar
Tested. Every thing being in read
ness, the torches were applied to all .
the same moment with the followip
rcsult:
TIE Atlantic commenced playing
1O} minutes after the application
Che tsech !; the Raterprise IN III "a
he 1aland Queen in 162. Had Il
hloWsn bssa n usA md 10 nsehial
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HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.


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For Purity Mildness, Certainty and Thorough.
ness, SLoAN's OINTMENT eSceis, and 10 rapidly
persedins all other Oiotments and Lniments nov
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safe and certain remedy for Coughs ami Colds,
'''~' '' - " ~ WALTER B. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor.
Grand Depot, ~ South water st /, 10 basement Of
the Richmond House, Chicago, Illinois, and sold In
nearly every town In all the western States.
All wholesale Druggists sell the medicine at our
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FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
SLoAN's INSTANT RELIEF Is truly Great Remedy.
Half Is cent bottle Of Bloahs Instant Relief given
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
THOUSANDS VI Rolls Of Wall PAPER


"HKREAS, by IN Act Of tho Seventh Genera
w Assemclylof the State Of Iowa, en.ltled Gar
Act revising and amending title Nv Of Code and fur
ther providing for elections, ling vacancies In Office
resignations, and contesting elecfions'' approved
March 231 1858, II made the duty Of the Cover.
nor 1t least thirty days bsfoie general election
70 Issue his proclamation, designating all the ocei
70 be filled by the vote Of oil the electors che Sta
or By tbs electors In any Judicial District:
Now therefore, ], Ralph 2. Love-, Governor Of the
State OF Iowa, do by this my proclamation publish
and dsclsre thst 1t the next General election to b.
held In this STATE on the SECOND TUn0DAY IN
OCT0BDR next, the following Offices are 70 be oiled
BY vote Of al the electors Of this State, 70 wit
The ONCE Of Secretary Of State;
The once Of Auditor Of State;
ms once OF Treasurer Of STATE;
The once Of Attorney Generals.
1ne once Of Register OF State Land Once;
The Once Of Commissioned Of the e. Moines XIV.
er Improvement
And the following oDcss are TO b nlled by vote Of
this STATE - established by Of ths sad General
Aasenb'y. to.wit:
The o1acs Of District Judge;
xhs once OF District Attorney;
Ths once OF one Member Of the Board o. 8duca-
ton.
whereof al citizens and onioevs concerned, partic.
ulsriy the Oheris the several counties, will take
notice, and Be governed accordingly
In testimony whereof have heYeunto set
my hand, and sfnxsd the Great seal Of
(~l sbs State Of Iowa.
KS. Dine a. Desh.ines this ainth day Of An.
(~I gust. A. d. 1858 Of the Independence Of
the United States the SD, and Of this
State the l2ih.
RALPH 2. LOWE.
By the Governor.
BLIJAH SELLS.
aug74dkvtd Score tsry Of STATE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

sesi.g leovs Ne It'd Vide opea Sc
~ wosk u DIIIon sud So IfIosds. :
Why John F. Dillon was secretly
brought forward - candidstsfor Judge
is somewhat . mystery, but Il is affirmed
that ysdye Beanesfs opision respect
ing the use Of Fifth street as railroad,
is one of the main reasons for desiring
the defeat of Bennett and the election
Of Dillon. Are fifth sIneeDeople pre-
pared for this movemd q VIII they
stand by and see Judge ~ Y pro-
scribed because he ID - 50 an
honest opinion in their favor
1t is also reported that othercases OF
litigation will arise during the next
term Of Court, which makes it particu-
larly necessary that the MARBLE BANK
should have friendly judge! Is this
the reason why Dillon was so mysteri-
ously trotted out when men Of all par
ties believed, up to the day of the Con-
vention in this city, that Judge Ben
nett was the only man thought Of for
the office
We advise the Gazette, hereafter, to
be a little more temperate in its person
alities, and its denials of our statements
of facts.
There is no doubt but that Dillon
and his friends are spending time and
money to compass bis election as
though results Of the utmost and most
momentous Importance depended upon
the issue. We have a right to be q
little suspicious of their imprudent
zeal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
the CITY ENTERPRISE,
IN CLAIRE. IOWA.

One OF tbs largest Literary snd Political Neecs-
paper In the Stats. Published every Frid0y mora.
ing ct - psr annum.
TE1Ms For advertisins three squares one rear.
Fifteen Dollars. One square, ten dollars
1HE LIZ CLAIRE CITY I'm rERPRISE
Vas . weekly circulation Of twelve hundred-in ~
Counties Of Scott, Clinton and Jackson - veil g
the whole Of tho And District In Iowa;
aso In Rock Island end Whttestds Counties Illinois,
II 10 one Of the very best advertising oheete In the
state. Also, ne bet 80 el1oe besSsW Dosempors
end Dubuque. r. 3. LAW1DNOD.
udieos md Propeistoe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

graceful electioneering projects of John
+. Dillon and his friends, in sneaking
about among Irish Catholics to solicit
their votes for Dillon, by misrepresent-
ing Judge Benefits charge in the
Mccarthy will case, and in calling
Judge Bennett Know Nothing. We
stated three distinct charges against
1st. That John F. Dillon was Know
Nothing. j.
Cd. That he was the Attorney who
procured the verdict against the Cath
Ollie church in the Mccarthy will case.
Sd. That his friends are soliciting
votes for him by disappearing Judge
Bennett among Irish Catholics.
We find characteristic article in
the Gazette of Saturday morning at
lacking private citizen as the suppo-
sed author of our editorial. The
meanness of the Gazette in thus at
lacking private citizen, and charging
him with the authorship Of what ap-
pears as editorial IN our paper is to pa
tent to be otherwise than disgusting.
we want the Gazette to understand
that we are the father of what appears
as editorial in our columns.
Now can the Gazette escape by thus
seeking to turn the subject into per
sonal abuse of Mr.. Hubbell, whose for
mer connection with this paper the
Gazette will never forget or forgive.
The facts are what we want, and if
our charges are untrue, show it. But
We will save you that necessity.
l. John r. DiAon's name is enrolled
upon the records Of the hnow Nothing
Lodge Of Mis city. So is that Of a.
fred Sanders. The editor of the Ga
zette therefore kneao that lie was writing
what was false when it denied our
statement. Any one wishing to know
whether this is so or not, can be salts
fed by asking L. J. Center, the Secre-
tary of the X. N. Lodge.
9. John Il. Dillon scas one of the
principal attorneys against the Catho-
lie church in the Nc Carthy wiH case
and used all his talents to procure the
uerdict Of the jury rendered IN that
case. Will the Gazette again say that
this is false?
3. John +. billions friends are solic-
it,ng votes for him among Catholic
Irish on the ground that Judge Ben
nett's charge in the will case was biased
against the church.
To show that they have done this
the afidavits of an hundred freshmen
can be obtained, and will be obtained
if the Gazette desires it.
To show that this scandalous charge
against Judge Bennett is without a
shadow Of foundation, we refer all per-
sons-to the Attorneys of the church,
Judge Lefiingwell, Charles E. Putnam,
Esq, and Geo. S. Dow, Esq, who will
say, With caudor and frankness that
the charge of Judge Bennett in that
will case, was sound law, and unbiased
in all respects.
While Judge Bennett is absent en-.
gagged in the discharge of his duties az
judge, Dillon and his friends are ner.
ambulating every avenue, with thei,
electioneering staff, and by that show.
ing that if Dillon is elected Judge
there will be great reason to fear tina,
he will be purely : partisan Judge.
Judge Bennetts age, and dignity o
chasaetsr, ~ we'll = hin indispositio,
Iies The dirty tricis Of political election
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October 18Th.
STATE CANVASS.

re Hon. J. n. ELLwOOD, Democratic candidate
o., A,.orpsv General Of the state Of lows, will i'd
dress tho people At the following places, 70 VII
Burlington. September 20. ! o'clock.
Muscatsne, September ~, O'Clock.
Davenport, September ~. o'.lock.
Lyons, september %, O'Clock
Dubuque, September 8. O'Clock.
Iowa Oty, October 2, o'clock
~ Hon. 9. A. 8IOE, Republican candidate FOR
Attorney General Is invited to be present ana as
cuss the issues bsiore the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
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