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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

them to anticipate fight between the
Utahs and Navajoes. The water and
grass on the route were excellent, and
the roads firm.
The mail for Utah left st. Joseph,
No last Saturday at o'clock, a. NJ.
II consisted of one coach, drawn by
four mules, a baggage wagon with
four mules, and twelve loose mules,
to he used on the route. There was
only one passenger, bound for Fort
Laramie.
A commission consisting Of Robert
Morrow, Chas. y. Brancombc and J. w..
Winehell, selected ~ Mass Conyen-
ton recently held II Topeka, Kansas,
to visit the President in reference to the
land sales in thai Territory passed thro'
1t. Louis on Thursday en- route TO
Washington.
4 dispatch to the Cincinnati GA.
zette states that the steamer Delta was
burned 10 the waters edge on the 10Th
at Algicrs opposite New Orleans. She
was owned hy her captain, Joseph
Ford, and her clerk, George Washing
ton, and was insured in Cincinnati for
$500.
We learn from an an extra Of the
Lacrosse RepuLlican that daring at
tempt was made on Saturday morning
to rob the Banking House of I.athrop,
Webb " Co, Of that city. The burg
lars attempted to blow open the safe,
but the noise Of the explosion was so
great, that it aroused the ncighbor-
hood, and the rascals fled, leaving be-
hind their implements, and getting no
money.
sssson last Friday night at Chicago,
young man from way down East WAS
ribbed ofs96o by lot of "scalpcrs.
lie got drunk and made the acquaint-
'ancc of the "-calpers" in saoon.-
They got a ack and visited all the
brothcls aud probably drugged their
victim as he found himself in lumber
yard the next morning AMI his money
gone. Rather than submit to the cx-
Posurc, he refuses to prosecute the
thieves.
Candidates for State officers have
been put in nomination by the Rcpub-
Iicans and Democrats in Oregon, and
an active campaign is in progress.
The bark I.emuel Crawford, with a
cargo Of 10000 bushels Of wheat, from
Chicago 70 BullaIo, went ashore on
East sister Island Rect, Monday night,
aud is total loss The crew remain
Cd On the wreck until Wednesday
morning, when they were rescued and
brought 10 CHICAGO The vessel was
owned by Crawford Il Price, Of Clcve-
land. Cargo and vessel fully insured. |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
The OakdalH Cemetery Company

ave sn ofic' f1r the traH saction OF business in
Merwn's Il. oca. Perry street which VIII b. ~ /,
from Toto II, NJ. ami .p.l 3 t. D. PA
All 1T "Hii'rs 40 ..f. not Settled for thor lots
Will please call imnled.s'-ly and d. g. ani receive
the;r De-ds
large portion q the Cemetery ground are now
surveyed and stgl-G Ell IN lots. The community
generally is invited t. examine them and maze Sc
lcctioDs
II Is he intention Of the company IN mske this
Cemetery eonpie'e IN all its appointments. The
as"ales are broad aud curved; native forrest tres
are carefully preserved, and various kinds Of shade
Trees nave BEEN Set out. competent person occu-
pes the Pprters l7ige, and is iantlv employed
III taking care OF and improving in- grounds
All appl ,ations Tor lots or burial, must be made
at the Office where cards authorizing bgrials viii be
issued
The rublic, in patronizng this Cemetery, may feel
assured that 1t viii be protected In every way dne to
Its sacred purpose. " d. HIi.DRErH
rncf2l-dt s.4,e..,y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
STOCK
Netico to Stock Rsisers.

rU~Hu thorough breed Durham Bull. DAyy
j CROCKETT, Is now kept for the benent ~ thor.
Who vish 10 svHil themselves of hts servtces A.
n Cannon's stables, West Davenport
TERMS -Cs-h-for common cows, as ~ grs,e
or part bred, sio, for thorough bred oaws $40
DEscHIPrIoS.-"Davy Crockett" 10 a deem rcd
was cslsed on the 2tth ~ March. lsss. bred =,
Jacob Perez of Cisrk couaty Dino. He ls enc OF NJ,
finest short horned Durham Buiis Of his sge m the
siaies, OF IN NJ ssand. see his Pedigree Nc. lis
Vol 3, American herd took.
PEDIGREE .--"DAvg Crockett was got by Iurnort
ed Alderman, 26i cut u Young virEinia, by Powhat
tan s2s \. Lady OF The Lake by Imported aetorr,er
l.O5 Rose q sharon ny ividsre ft.osl Rfd 10 )
9TH ~ ~ IIupia'k 50 Bed noss IN bv II
Grace 1911 aed Hose Ist by Yarbo. eaei, I,ts,l
| American CIV by Favorite [75s1 BY Prince r.sf !
b. Foej snbe l2b3' y H4bDaeA l3i9,l BY james
For further particulars irqair- NJ Cannon IVA
French Mills West Davenport
After deyOtiusa larse rort IN Of ms time for thr
past yenrs, sYarg III her 9uble or .xpryc To
obtain The best thofo ugh-Tei stock that could ba
in this country or IN Europe, am happy 10 itsle
thatl eau Justly Iecommend one OF The besi yonur
thorUgh bred Stations in the world pne OF the he
Mammoth Jack, AID importsd tfsoroarh-breI Dur
hsm Bulls, and a. good II ref,rd nun a. Eupl,nd
eyer produ ord, al AdeTr4@y Ball. and SUA TX TO-
The serve Of all these aun,ls are within the
reach q every person who Wsaes to improve thcir
stock. This II Scty important branch " aerf,ni-
tural interests, ana ourht b. every where prone
Iaent al EFl II ha4 hnretorare been to- I1it n
s.ectc4 DY the Farms of Iowa who have r.t uala
sufficrut attention 70 the rr suction Of pura nm
bred ANIMALS. u Is wi ka5aa TACT, rarticUlarly
AMONG The growers Of hHe STOCK III Fl-ttna that
t. the best sire should ~ pure horough bred AMI
NAL as thc,onsprink VI ire o. te opposit chara, c-
invariably shows I'll defe-ts II an in. rect ped r
Another fact equally - ah.ir Il altho.,l It NAY
appear strange 10 sonle l. that the off ,prHg (.
quently posses the distinctive traits u characters
which ii st mpr, gna.ed the dam. Tee and many
equally implr aut facts, nfer it Of the first n-Cs,-
eity To obtain Thoroughbred animals, Tor The i'm
provement. 81 STOCK OF al kind
he phcrri faE aNI- r.f4 taar,
hand for sale Thoroughbred Sio1k
apr9d&w3m M CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

and Representatives is national dem
ocrat aud most bitterly opposed to
their party, seems TO have escaped
their attention entirely. They need
hope for no assistance from the loyal
people of the new State, in the carry
ing out OF their sectional schemes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
woman wa

COULDN'T SuEscnlEr.--The correspondent
who sent us the following, has failed to an.
pend his name, and We hope he will not lose
himseJ. We shall certainly hope to hear
from him again. He tells us how and why
friend of his couldn't subscribe.
A pair of those interesting enterprisine
ladies, who of late seem to carry on SO large
a business in our down town offices and
stores. in the way of procuring subscrip-
tons for new works, selling epgrayings Of
The Father of his Country" and other no.
liabilities. and who (the iadies) are SO ia
ein.ting In manner, 30 delightfully."- impor.
tunate, 80 sweetly un-get-rid.ofable, called
morning or two since at the Office of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
.iiOunt Ida FemslG College.
pAyENrQRT DIVA.

THE Summer Session o III Institution comm en-
4 ecs a Monday 81, b. 1s5s Til locatian %
tits institutItu Tor General htathn3Ec-s purty Of
me- yal atmosphere sthiTlity aud y siity ~ y,
i noI cNeled, il il tfoHfh,, ~ TIT of any similar
Institution thu LAt3eu The banding i. q uhSf-n-
tiae hglck pdilrc situated en- bfaltifgi en- ncnce
f3verlooslne The .'Fasher ~ ate.s and Twin Cit
iet or the West" AMI Is moss hehE htfd up ID tho
approx q lyle oea fetn c. ege-. The Session
Rooms have been nicely paIercf, art surplitd witt
The best styles OF Boston fnraiture GIagCDally
ranged, and the thre@ cousmcdious parors have been
neatly pape red painted eaeed md fufn,st Ell With
rev AMI el"esnt Places &e.. Ter the -mI1odaion
OF the musical and imam nta. department Two adj
diiionai Pro-asscr vii be 1d.j 10 the Faculty.
ally aud g"itlrrn n, late II Troy Ftmsle CnIfge, n
y. TIE BOARDING department. will accommodate at
present between MY five ard enc hunGr Young
ladies' and VIII be under the supervision the Pres
!dfnt AMI his I,dy; and parents may be assured
hat pains will he spired, not only 70 promote the
Scholarship and standing Int the health and CON-
fort Of their dsnght r.. This Institution te.ng now
placed under auspices OF the Mount Ida College
Association, 4ui ~ 90 po-atsd wgh the highest Col
leeiase = wars ful! aud 4 rmal Diplomas, comforting
a3prorrista Literary Degrees. wll b. AWARDED TO
ihose young ladies' no complete the prescribed
course OF study Expenses VIII b. reduced 10 NEE,
the TINES Students VIII be received at any time d
ring the irst half 81 the session
Ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street Nth Moore d q 0yyef
HIS Kxtress Is designed deliver goods for
l. Merchants, carry packages, buud,es mas ages
&c, for persons living on the blum and in remot q
parts OF the City. WIN also be a. the market houses
every mnrnir & a. 81 ocl ck--for the nresent : Ia
take any marketing TO residences which NAV be de-
sired.
oraers lett At the efce or In the "Fxpress" order
boxes At Mcneil Bro, j y Sutton A % .na w n
" sdsworth shall re. eve prompt attention
The charges will b. for deligtrin bundles psrt.
ges MESSAGES &C. u Any pat VI the city below The
bun. aud beiween X bridge and Western Avenue
~ cents. For similar bundles, &c At Ka.t or North
Davenport 20c cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants n,
others BY the month year
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor.
"pf'on ONES % Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
VI. l.. CHiLDS n CO.'S,
Pater.t Elastic Fire and Water Proof
GE.EEE.I"V RDOEE.V'G.!

WE, tie ul',r-icrsu, are prepared to contract
w and pui GA at tie shortest notice. our
| hiaStic FIR d II.attr Proof CeineH Rooffng
It being The only artele yet inventei that VIII sue
cc7sfuy rel ibr action OF the atrl- hece II every
climate. II IS ~ .f.efy fire. and wltrr-prod and IN
pJlat turs' y Sc .-lievc i IS equal, Il ot up
-io5, toauy isatfle GeotDg We car .ut Il on over
Oh iiu, mon, siirgc roofs i making d.
ference hoR Hat sttep the r"o: I.ay be. This
foonag iSwarrsnte'! 20 p-os abo.r represented.
We VIII put it fo- 50 90 ptr sirsre, 90 feet
sguar.) We wA at.y upon tin sid mon roofs for
81 Oh per aaf leiui oil account OF its daTdbili;y,
Tho cheapest pant shat can b. used.
w iuyi." al wAa are bliting, and those who wish
thtr roofs repair 10 cali a; Oice, opposite the
l. Clair" Iiou =, Davenport, Iowa, aid examine am
Ic~, ana s.tfy tttaseY'. il regard 70 the iurab-
it ana pa ,ca5y Of this roarHf.
\. B.--We prs pared 10 fill ord re fer or c.
meat to huse riing at distance, with pri.te ed d.
rcctipDs for its use.
t@y oedcouaty Fights jor Lo'rG nnd 1iinneeoto
fee sue.
Q. 4. BENJAMIN, Genera, AGENT.
REFERENCES IL CINCINNATI
Iii Ezra Baiiey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Et'A.
gr samuel osasn, NJ .oi Fourth street
Baker and Won Puhl. - 63 Fourth str"t
hiT Genr-c Carlisle i,4t oi TIE Lafayette rsnk
u, juhn 'sw, Ageui ii Rojss Ins o., Iaraon
esar> Joan sauto * Co, Dry Goods dealers 4th
street.
i;ohel AMI 9ammelsherg. Furr;ture Mans an
d,a'ers j8h str.,t.
Tics Gre.nvood, Ed.
.r A II hinh.c.
DAVENPORT
Ge) Davenport,
UF JAM Han,
Goats = PAtclin, Builders,
y " Wheeler, Architect,
= Peck, city Glesk,
Sea II Parker,
G % Cline Painter
M Paterson, Locust stract,
Jatnnne if'naily Les, Dsycnport.Tron Work
Eli Adams
hakes y Riggs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND.
p = GNver,
p !. Nj ctle,l, Banks
JO,le Weeds
Lewis Wethes, Postmsstsr.
CHICAGO
q Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
q p ifaa6er,
Ira Fu,ts Butler
,ear', Wool Co., Bedste,d Manufacturing &c, No
line.
J Rrzno-. Clinton. Iowa.
Henry Wianer, Who osaIe-' D rksr "a alsr' Iowa
C.ty.
AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
New Cabinet SVarcrOOln,

tcoR. ROCK IsLasn AND ouRTH sT's)
yyTHERE al kinds ~ rurritrr. can be had srch
w a. Chairs Tables, Toilets B-re4us, Sink and
Ws-h st -uis, wsrdrof u, Cupboard. Fancy Bed
.teaas Common Berisfa ads, ktw st IL Extension
Tab es and articles too numerous to mention.
who wants Book Cases, Counters, Desks Show
Cases CT every 1Ind and made to order and
G.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good a. new. sogas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired Mahogany, Cane Seat, Office
and Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dene on the shortest NO
tice
The undersigned will always be found at his shop
TO HI all orders.
sdies. have your furniture Vanished and save
expense Of purchasing new.
Jsu2idn y. W. COLI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
may2dsn,
To Farmers.

1--WE Nm ons Hedge Plants for sale in email Iots
4 70 suit armers, q % Is per thousand.
Iuere WILDE . snail reduction name on large imam.
titles. Ssso-
Enquire Of the subscriber, over his and Vash.
cnFns stove Store nearly opposite the Roee OSaoa.
U.edy sire 4, Davenport lowe.
Ubbl .WN HO1n = $780,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
na~>crat1c state Convention.

A conyenticn of the Democratic party OF tue S''''
~ Iowa will be he'd a, Iowa city. on Thufsi' '"'
ea,h a.y Of June 1865 for the purpose Of nom 'nai'
candidates for the Offices Of Secretary, Apfa'" and
treasurer Of State also Tor the Iafsacthh OF sn'0
other business as sand oonseui"n may deein pt'I't
The ratio OF representation viii be one de'eaie 100
each one hundred votes and enc adiinanal de'tSai'
sor each fraction over hfiy vo cast ~ each county
sor tre Democratic candidate for Governor IN October
.st. Counties casting less number OF VOTES viii y
entitled 81 one delegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
Gro W ncCLEAaY GEO. 8. C. Dow,
ID. q. FINCH, WI. NoGHT,
John CLARK Cn.RI.Es CoRKERy,
W.. W. BxLEsAP, ID. II. soLonnN'
J. d. TEST, State tfHtrdt t""t'"""fe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Chicago Steam Marble Works.

ANY lady or gentleman wishing to monument the
grave OF their deceased relative will find II TO their
laterot to call on Mr. A. Meek agent Of Chicago
steam Marble WORKS, 1t NJ. LAtiDcr's 9tor. corner
OF brady and srd street, he will positively sell cheap
or any DINER factory in the west. and aso great
argsins given in Nansles both ornamental ARA
PLAIN.
mav1fAn,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
NOTICE To RU|IU.nEuS
LUMBER REDvnrEn

W. nndersgned have Just received lsrea - -
- o. q. Urclx Len, and ere now prspalo3 Is m
n.sn q tnef sew 1ils (0fst MIN above 90 nsilrssA
SIloyel every deeniption q Anll1iag I1nn0. ~
sc.s'ns . iaiAs, Aisslss essh. Deesa. -. 4 -.
asAS " A1nvloa ; -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
GRKAT EAST INDIA REMEDIES. i.

which he discovered in Calcutta after many years Of
research an labor, las become so tborouhly known
and app eciatcd that attempt bss been made hy
few avsrscioIs parties with the expectation 81 gain
her ard elsewhere, 10 counterfeit IT tteTesor- Dr.
Elton cautions the public not 20 buy this worthless
drug NJ the genuine matter how represented ~ no
one bat himself In the Emitted Sstes has posesson
9f'he G-igit al ceipt DR.. luton may h. conealted
at Room y Nsssasoit House Chicago where he l.st
year succeeded IN succesFfuy curing hundrrss ter
rille cases Of consumption, Nervous Debility and
INDIGESTION, Asthmas, Bronchitis, Couch. md Coits
TIE Cannats ILdics and Lurg Bslsam, are the greet
sst d rs ngs Of he Give BIN CALI OF nj ir
bst,le OF medicine which will co.t you dollars.
Address, DIR TILTON.
Box 1I09 Cbicaco I'll.
N. B-r have not, nsr never had any cohr eeton
Whatever with person calling himself DR.. G. Ibert,
on State street, Chicago. have no agent or sue
cessor here, or elsewhere. apr2.-d1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.

And the secret made known Of making from AIS 70
$40 month, and risk. Yor further "a riculsrs
address Post Office box Gs3 and for reference Demo
crat office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN
HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER.

N WISHES to inform the citizens OF ~
NM Davenport and Scott County gene-H III
rally, that he has permanently low
n Gated himself in this city where he
is prepared to shoe horses scientific pi incip's
Alter twenty years study and yractce the anato-
my OF the foot, OF which time he has spent eltven
years under the super ntance Of the best Vet rina
rians In Europe. he wishas to say that he will give
satisfaction TO all persons having horses iaboring
der the disease OF corns contractions, commonly
called hough bound" interfer ring, overrcachIrE,
quarter cracks, sand CRACKS, eprsins OF the cords,
founders ard spa Wins, Tor all Of which he
varrants perfect cure ncurapis. The sreAtsf part
q thesa diseases Ase eanesd ~ bed sheetns want
q Weues 1uHgmenI tnohedu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
] NJ CANNON.

I'liE aUBsCRIBEa OFFERS To PER 20Ns
VI ,hing o improve their stock. thr scryicrs uF
hi thor0ueh breh Hereford Bul .ssDi s. ~ !" bred
by EFastus Corning. OF Albany, =. ani
commend hm to the public as second to no Bull Of
his az and blood i'm the Unitsd St-tes.
PhpiGRkE Rover, calvet A; rii i;h, 1s5i got 10y
Cardinal Wiseman; dam, Beauty CardE.l WISE
man got by Expcci alton, OF Wisdom by Woo.-
.tock, &. dam sy Young Favorite out ar Tula, >
Trsiegsr Prise HrIfcr r., ect stjon was by Tul."
out ef thn celcbrat d Cow, ord Spot He is own
brother TO Mr.. Carp nter's Dutch - witch obtain
I'd tie hrst prize Of the Royal Agricultural Society
three Years III succession u AMI three year
Old.
Beauty, by wonder. 1ioo) dam pr.tty Maid ~
Tom, t2i3l grand dam Pretty maid by Chastrey
dam, Old Damsei. by Coamsu'5 Bull ggg dam.
Old Daisey, by Chancell,r; ggEg dam, Cherry NJ
BIZ the late Thos Andrea khghps Bull, winner Of the
eup at Hereford 1901, rsgsg dam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew Knight of Downton Castle
near Ludlow
Person, DESTROYS of improving their stock either
for the dairy Tor beef woud DO well avail theIs-
selves of this opportunity of breeding u this line
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
choice beef in the world.
Trims Of service For common and grade cows -
pc head; for thorough bred cows $40 per head.
Enquire at cannon X Frcnch's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. j M CANNON
apr9dAw8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Practical Esesial.GasEj,,.

This depsr:men; is under TIE IL, zion OF tn Pri1r
pslr, =. v BAYS aIts. $. Tlptoa, who give a4tI,
sso's N Peumanseip- snnracIug systematic -iJl
Il L.al..Liu ELtSi-.o-a urit.un
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
The Mammoth Jack,
s DEACON EsAEsEsEN. ;;

WILL SERVE A LlMITRD NUMBER OF
w Mares. the ensuing ssaSon, at my Stab. g,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PsblGKEg.-.'nescon Dari n was got by Ma sons
celebrated imported. .Saum0tl' ia k--out Of a
tharonga- brei Black WaIfiyr' Jenny.
DFsCRIPlIoN.- ~ aeon DarGtn' was tlI
til 18Th Of ily 1864. tired ~ Gil II Chf,tlD1n.
q ssauin County,. ky. II i FoTnIELN HANDS,
THRsE iNCHIS AI0H. AND GROWING. AZ Tor y ne,
muscle ami >tnrw. h i, IN u ac! by any JACK in
u Ststt, 4nd viii CHALLENGE CT mai son wih Any Il.
he Union.
TERns-clsh-sinlle leap, $40; season SD
Mares by The season, not proving With foal, VII -
served Z following season fire, Of charge. Nv nv
prg'aution vii b" taken to prevent ac dents, but |
VIII lot b. responsible should any occur.
The proprietor woad G. Al the att niion OF farm r.
AMI tn p4fseIs raising stock The great nd
for Mules IN all parts of the country, and the hisa
prices al which they are sriiiag.-Cal end ,X-
anime Dnsccu Darlen before having your mar +
sa.vei For fur her particulars enquire al Cam.
y i cnch's Mlts or Of
.lnrN 4 = 4 I'm 4 A \ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Straycd or Stolen

kfhOM the residence OF the soubsctiber. near Da.
4 venp IT, a three year old bay colt with .
white spot on his forehead. Anybody ri, ins m.
that VIII lead to his recovery Viii be anti.
ably rewarded. John - EtSM S
mayl1 -d1tWlt
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TER Ns--E'ay;,hic on entering
For fun hercsn'ile Course Including all Depart
inei't u 30 keei iny,Tt lures an Pern,uship,
time unlimited. ........................S 10
For "A i ss1n- business wgf.iag,................ D
For unlimit' COT s. business wIitlnc,......... 10
Any further Inf rIatlOn viii be givca with plea
sure on april alton nj the Col 20, By for
Circular, which VIII be fu nishei gratuiiously by
return mall. Aicress
DAVIS Il TIrTDN
maYl2-ttf Peoria or davenport.
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NtyU1HT 81. LOUfS, n tOENF, TUfliHJ-
ton, Wuscatine, Rock /siond
and Doeenport Packet.
The light drarght Steamer
MARY COOK DAI ZELC. Master,
" III continue running as Regular Saturday Packet
Leaving Davenport every
SATURDAY AT p. NJ.
shippers may rely on the Mary Cook LEAVING as
aboNe regularly and OF having their freight handled
with care aud dispatch, and passengers are assured
OF always being n ade at home.
For FRIGHT or Passage. Apply on board, or t. Bar
TO- Ff'1fmhn Teladtf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-13
Ottaha fret Traber.
Democratic state Convention.

Pursuant TO the duty devolycd upon US by
the Democratic State Convention OF 1896.
the Democratic State General Committee Of
the State Of Illinois hereby notify the De
mOcrats Of the several counties OF the State
to ap7ciut delegates To- meet IN convention,
at the State House in Springfield, on We'd
rcsdsy. April 2lst, ISIS, at 10 o'clock y
VI, for the purpose % nominating n canll-
date for State Treasurer and n candidate Tor
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, to br
supported by the Democracy of the state ut
the election for such officers 10 be Ee.d III
November next
The representation In SAID convention to
be based upon the votes cast IN IN several
COUNTIES for the Democratic candidates Tor
presidential electors in the year 1886. Said
representation 10 be apportioned among the
counties Of the State in the ratio Of one de
Ieaate Tor every 200 votes cast for said De
ulocratfc candidates for electors, and one de-
le.4tc for every fraction f 100 votes 80
east. We append table below shoviu. the
Democratic vote o; the several counties IN
1896, and the number Of delegates 10 which
each county viii be entitled upon the basis
OF re reseutatiOn mentioned above.
Ey order OF the Democratic State General
Committee Of Illinois.
ALTX. STiENF, Chairman.
Springfield, March 6, ISIS.
by the apFortioument as above fixed, Ia
Sale county, having cast 1865 democratic
votes in 1856, is entitled TO Il delegates, Ii
county cast $50 democratic votes
AMI has two delegates; Kendall 33i votes, ,
delegates. 1t is not necessary that we
should publish the entire list. The whole
number Of delegates is $50.
Is there are less than five weeks to :he
time Of holding the convention, there is no
time to be lost in calling our county conven-
tion or mass meeting 10 select delegates;
and we respe ctiul!y call the attention Of the
Central Committee TO the subject.