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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

The !Sssss Reporter ssys that two
children, ave and seven yesrs old, we're
scalded to death on the 18th ult. in
Otter Creek, Jackson CO., BY. the upset
ting of q stove end wash.kettle. Their
father il Robinson Clark.
The Corning Sentinel estimates that
5000 gold-seekers have passed through
Adams CO., this spring. Most Of the
boys who left that region have beaten
3 retreat.
J. Ii. Turner has retired in disgust"
from the Bedford Southwest, having
sold out to g. A. Neser. He thinks it
don't pay TO work ls or 20 hours a
day, and get all kicks and no "copper"
for his trouble.-The same paper says
that the Fremont Herald has been
removed from Sidney to Clarinds,
county seat Of Page.-It also learns
from Judge Hagan that there are near
ly $4,000 in the county. treasury of
Ringold.
We learn from the State Reporter
that the good people Of Iowa City are
putting forth unusual exertions to as
sist those unfortunate persons who
suffered loss by the late tornado. A
great gathering was had At Germania
Hall on Monday night. All the Ger
mans in the city agreed to close their
places Of business to be present at the
funeral. The funeral of Jesse Berry,
who was killed by the tornado, took
place on the lst inst. Two brothers Of
the deceased, who reside in Indiana,
arrived in time to be present.
There is talk of organizing Vigil
ance Committee in Dubuque to sup
press rowdyism. The Herald favors
the idea.
A new paper called the Council
Bluffs Press, has been started in that
city by Messrs. J. f. johnson and O.
d. Haven.
The amount of land entered at the
Council Bluffs Land Office, during the
past week, was 500 acres-with war;
rants.
The Dubuque papers notice the
death Of George D. Nightengale, one
Of the most esteemed citizens of that
place. He is spoken Of as being a man
Of superior talents and highly educa-
ted mind. The Herald says he was
"A years Of age, and that he was born
in Herefordshire, England, and soon
after the death of his father he went
with his mother to Boulogne, in
France. There he remained 1until the
age OF 10, when he went to sea and
visited various parts of the world. at
the expiration of two years he came
to the United States and made Du-
buque his residence. This was about
1896. He commenced business as a
merchant, which he continued IN for
short time, when he was elected
Justice OF the Peace. He held this
office for several years, during which
he studied law aud was admitted to
the bar.
Since that time he has held various
ofiices-State Legislator and others,
both federal and municipal, his last be-
ing, we believe, that of Mayor of Du-
buque in 1867.
The members of the bar met yes
terday in the Court House. Hon. d.
S. Wilson, B. NJ. Samuels, and others,
alluded to the event in very feeling
manner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Split In the Black K publican Party.

The Washington States notices the orr.
gin, and the probable consequence of
the serious feud among the fanatics.
1t may verify the old maxim that
"when rogues fall out, just men get
their rights" We think it suggestive
Of another important thought, and
that IS that the Abolition mania must
have lost something fits concentrated
bitterness and intensity, when is l,al-
ers can hold up to engage in an intes-
tine feud on different question.
At the moment when Black Repub-
licans are most exultant ever the d.
visions of the Democracy their, own
party is in danger of On irreparable
schism. The case is this The Black
Republican organization was recruited
mainly from the Puritan population of
New England and the German popula-
ton OF the Northwest. Between these
classes there Is no common sentiment
except a fanatical hatred of slavery.
While this sectional issue was the
dominant political question before the
country, they co-operated with suffici.
ent harmony !; but the instant that
controversy was suspended, the origi-
nal antagonism between the bieotry
of the New England Congregationalist
and the skepticism of the imported
radical, began to operate with consum-
ing intensity. With that exorable
logic by which the Puritan people
have ever expressed their inward con-
vctions in the practical affairs Of life,
the Black Republicans in Massachu-
sets have pushed their resentment
against the free thinking foreigner to
the point Of political Acknowledgement
BY an amendment of the State consti-
tuition the alien born inhabitant is de-
MED the right Of citizenship until he
completes q probationary residence Of
two years after naturalization.
Naturally enough the Black Repub.
licaus of the Northwest are indignant
at this proscriptive enactment, and
there is a pleasing prospect of an in
extinguishable feud between the chief
division of the anti-slavery organize
ton. The leaders Of the allied army
discern the danger, and the solicitude
with which they exert themselves to
another the flames, furnishes the most
gratifying assurance Of an imminent
outbrake.
In the absence Of the slavery issue,
the German population and other fore.
ign born citisens will have no alten.
tive but b uuite With the Dsneeratie
party. And 81 b Tie sahibttiea e
etdinasS peadssoa = tasaiag lhvSsa-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
Correspondence OF the 81. Louis Republican. /

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May %, 1859.
We can give you NJ better idea of the
severity of the storm than by stating very
few of the many terrible things that hap
pened. On Mr. JOS Frys place, everything
house, barn, furniture, were torn into
shreds; the fences scattered for miles, fif
teen horses were killed; (besiie the human
beings we mentioned Yesterday seventy
hogs, several head OF cattle, and all his
fowls: even the rats about the premises did
not escape. The wagons were blown to
atoms, spokes Knocked out of the wheels,
and even the tires bent. This is but one
case in many. Several others suffered in
the same way.
The house of VIM Mcdonald, south of
this place, was torn into atoms, not ten feet
square Of the house or barn remaining; and,
singular to say, himself, wife and children,
escaped with their lives, though they were
badly bruised, yet not dangerously At
the place Of Mr. Barrows, of which we
spoke yesterday, in addition to the destruc-
ton to life and property. he lost one hun
dred and til hogs out Of one hundred and
fifty
A horse was found in the neighborhood,
dead, with rail run through him length
wise, so that both ends we're visible An
other horse was found dead, with a bride
and saddle on, but the rider or owner has
not been found; it is feared that he has
been destroyed.
Those persons who were killed were bad.
ly mangled; in some cases the clothing was
entirely stripped off the bodies. and in most
instances the bodies carried long distance.
All this may appear to your readers to
be a mere fabrication. Would it were SO
But of the truth of it there can be no doubt.
Many Of the citizens of this place visite
the scene yesterday for the purpose Of help
ing the sufierers, and from all those who
returned We learn the same dreadful news.
The citizens of this place called meeting
yesterday for the purpose OF taking meas
ures to relieve the sufferers Committees
were appointed, who at once proceeded to
raise money. workmen, ETC., to help repair
the damages as much as possible. This
morning many wagons, loaded with the cit
liens of this place, started to assist in put
ting up fences, and to do whatever they
could. 1t is credit to Jacksonville that
her people have shown themselves willing
to respond to the call Of distress
How many houses were destroyed or how
much damage was really done has not vet
been definitely ascertained. Every tene-
ment within six or eight miles was swept
away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

Noss--For every fraction dver forty an addition
s delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention Ia called to the cton Of the
Democratic STATE Conventions for sever pss yesrs
prohibiting oil representation by proxy votes,
The several County Central Committees are espe-
cisiy requested to see that cousy meetings be held
for the purpose of ssadir.s delegates.
JAS. A. WILLIANeON,
can State Dem. Er, Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
BOOTS AND SHOES F!
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH,
Dental 0.1rsoexa.

JULIUS CHESEBROU Oh j.
Dental Surgeon,
MOULD respectfully inform the inhsbitants Of
W Davenport and vicinity that he has opsned an
once directly the Davenport Gas 90. o. In Mer-
wins Block on Perry, between Third and Fourth ss,
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operatv Den.
tstry In all Its branches Having received insiruc-
t from, and during the year been associated
WITH OF the most able practitioners in the East
feels confident that any operations enrus 81 TO him
will be executed In careful and skillfu manner
He Will be most happy to show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are Of
critical examination upon all work committed 70 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He socits share OF the public patronage and takes
plessursin submitting the fo'icvir testimonial:
NEW LOEpoH, Oct. -, 1857.
This may certify that DR.. J. Chesebrough has been
during the past year, he has operated with in my
once. In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful Andskiii.
full Dental Operator. WV. sHHYFIBI.D.
And also in referring to Aessrs.
q. r. q O. Shepard, Hon r. w. Williams,
?. O. Learned, DR. w. W. shenleid,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, O Learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. w Stoddard,
ofNew London, Conn. also 70
Dr.. Barrows, J n Burrows,
Hon Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. WitherwAx, Rev Mason,
WI 0urley HsQ., Aessrs Cock 4 Sargent.
Rsv d T Packard, DS True,
4 Il Barrow Esq. VA Remington,
B B woodward, APMast,
g " Smith, PMervn,
Y Nsymaksr, w Bailey. (ysbs
Rsv = MaEoun, Ohas Powers
Jos Lsmbrits. Jno Rogers.
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The Whole World United !..Sick PEG
pie, Think !..AfteF which, Act!

The Whole World United !..Sick PeO
plcs Think !..AfteF which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book 10 fill
This Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West,
And with glad tidings the papers all,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best.
And superior to others 10 Herricks Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they ever kill
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
Were II not for Herrick's Pill.
Each Dill With sugar Is covered DER
A rare discovery OF matches skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it.appeared In Hevriek's Pill.
Fer years he's worked TO heal the sick,
With Joy elste his bosom fills;
For te1s OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerSick's Pills.
HERRIOK'S NATCHLESS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over ave millions OF boxes are
US q annually, giving employment TO eighty five
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all. Ctizeos OF Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever use them? Put up In Englsh, Spanish Ger.
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
= cents five boxes for u. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
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They unquestiunably the best In the market for
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WnTY.-The Louisville Journal leads off
with this brilliant coruscation:
Fowls seem exceedingly grateful for the
gift OF cold water. They never swallow .
drop Of it without turning up their eyes to
heaven"
Whereupen the editor ofthe Courier takes
him of after the following manner:
Fowls seem exceedingly grateful for the
gift Of corn. They never pick up grain of
1t without turning up their tails to heaven"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

A we'll known miser died recently in New
Jersey, leaving . large sum Of money,
which will 60 to his nephewa He wss
eighty years old. and died with the firm b.
nst that. after some years Of slumbsr. he
, @c return to this earth . young man,
Saso g " 70 receive The meney With in
tseA AZ hsite sssa quite villiae . teks
Ne neAeB % thoso tcrna
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- De0ecsasy = Isws ere hereby noeaAsd that
~ Ds0ssaase oeass csavnsion: s0Fll s5sA wsn ~
hallee
Dee 0clnes, Thuxsday, June 23d, 1860.
y ~ oavloaa, Of - O'Clock, AL =.
~ pasDsss ~ the Coovsntion is.to nominate
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