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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01
Mining In Arizona.

A correspondent of the Missouri Re-
publican writing from Tubac, June 10.
says:
"a portion of the ella river explor-
ing party have returned /; they left
some ten or twelve men who were de-
termined to 60 on, until fully satisfied
that there were no gold diggings worth
working. Abundant signs Of gold
were found and few pIacers which
might be worked with profit, was there
water near at hand. The want of ws-
ter will always be the bar to any ex-
tensive gold working in this region
There are placers within ten miles of
Tubac which would pay handsomely,
but there is no water within any rea-
sonable distance, any it would not pay
to pack the dirt. The Pavo county,
seventy miles west of Tubac, abounds
in gold, but there can scarcely be
found water sufficient for drinking pur-
poses in the dry season, and what little
there does exist is collected by the In
dams into holes and tanks.
Silver mining drags slowly. All the
companies here, that are now in oper-
ton. are Strengthened for want of funds,
Of specie, mainly, which is very diff
cult to obtain. Proper machinery is
also needed steam engines, stamping
mills, etc., and above oil, men who un-
derstand extracting silver from its
various ores. Such persons can soon
make . fortune here. But without
capital in ready money, proper ma
chinery, and persons who understand
the management Of silver mines, q
concern can manage to exist only .
short time. Slowly, in futile works, in
experiments and bad management. q
company may squander the capital Of
the Bank Of England and never pay a
solitary dividend, as there is q pros
pect that some companies will do, al
though their capital is little less than
that ofthe Bank Of England.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

Eos. STATE DEMOCRAT The Ga
sstte rejoices over the warm debates
and tabled resolutions Of the Demo
cratic Convention, ~ being evidence
Of the disaffsction in the party. If the
editors Of the Gazette had wise heads
on their shoulder, they would see in
that anything but discfecsion would
go in thst and in each individual
member, that fearless independence,
boldness Of thought and action that
gives stability to . party elevates the
man above the crouching, criuging,
sycophsntic Office seeker and that
fearless inquiry after truth that is de-
tsrmined to canvass all things-reject-
ing error and folly-adopting truth
and wisdom.
The sycophantic, silly smile that
mantled the face, and servlle asserting
nod that characterized the recent
Black Republican Convention, is evil
dsnce that that Convention was pill
antly in the hands Of canning, ambi-
t'ous,and aspiring lsadsvs-dsmegcgues,
and that oil the political power Of that
Convention LAID 10 the brseches of it
leadsss. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

title reuains in the mostgager under
our Law. Ater judgment, Il may be
.aid. that the mortgage has instituted
his process and obtained an order to
extinpuish this title. After sale it 10
extinguished as fully and completely
a. after the expiration Of the time to
redeem in case Of sale under an or
binary execution"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01


The Democratic party of Tennessee
propose to reform the banking system
Of that State. The absence of = suffic-
lent specie basis for their circulation,
the exemption Of the stockholders from
individual liability for their issues, and
the failure to retain the power in the
Legislature to change, modify or abol-
ish the charters Of Incorporated COM
panies, when ever they become ipjuri-
Qua OF oppressive to the people, are
the radical defects which the Democ-
eacy propose to remedy, ~ having
0een the cause Of the most serious
nnaocial disastsrs which ever afflicted
the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01
BuI1.Doo ATTACKING An ELEPaAxr.-Tht

ABuLLDoG ATTACHING An ELEPHAxr.-Ihe
Petsrsburgh, Va, Elpyess says:
An amusing incident occurred while Van
Amburgh's msnagsrie was CT ossing the APP.
omsttox. short distance above the Poca-
hontas bridge, strikingly illustrative Of the
fact that the bull dog 10 the most courageous
OF al animals, and viii attack any creature
regardless OF size. Al the elephant entered
the water with his usual slow and cautious
step. some individual in the crowd. prompt.
ed by spirit Of mischief, hied on large
bull dog to attack the large animal.
The dog instantly obeyed, and plunging
into the water, seized hold Of one Of the
bind legs Of the elephant, on which the lat
ter only switched him off with his tail -
he would brush of fly: but not Kidding
himself Of his assailant BY such gentle
means, and feeling sharp teeth ct work up
on his leg, he suddenly threw bis snout
around, and selling the dog. held him under
water until he Was nearly drowned; then
raising him high 10 the air. threw him at
lsast hundred feet out late the stream
Folly satisfied with the punishment he had
received, the dog beat hasty retreat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

@The Philadelphia Press, speak
ing Of the death Of DR.. Bailey, of the
National Era, says:
+" We arc aware that Mrs: Bailey
has been long accustomed to the
management Of the concerns and
the CONDUCT of the paper in all
it, departments, except the strictly
editorial. II that place could be a
ably filed - it he's been heretofore.
the Era might still, in her hands, hold
the positien il the party and with the
pablie which 4 he's % we'll sarnsd and
eistAiasa Ma1 ~ elasgs tAae ~
uheu upsa NJ 90 ~ Hue 60
spoe1 r. Nv wllhesl tospk-
-: -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

O1rvrs WupuL HoLxu sent two poeti-
cal letters to the post Office" Of IN Epico-
nal Fair Pittsneld, Nasa In enc Of them
the first stanxs was:
aYsir lazy, vhosos'r thou art,
furn this Door leaf Nth teIdereet care,
Apd-husn, o hnsh thy brotlnG heat
Abe ONE though lowest vii be there"
On turning the poor leaf there was
sound one dollar bill with some verses. bo-
ginning:
"Yair lsdy, lift thiae eye, and tell
n this Il not . tru'hfal letter,
mis- 10 he one ~ sheu lovest we'll
non
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01
Mississippi d Missouri 3. 3.

Trains run BY Chicsgo time, which /. twelve mia
utes foster than Davenport time.
nv and after Monday, April iith, lscs, and until
~ further notice, trains viii leave DsvsEpor ne
Ausoatine, Columbus City, Washington end IcsA
Oity (Supdays excepied) ~ follows:
ist Express and Nail Train ~ os0AM
Trains Will leave Davenport for ChScagodAily ssn
days excepted follows
lat Nall Train, At 10 i0An
ID Express Train, At s23Pn
rra..s arrive u Davenport daily. sunaays s.esp
from TEE EAST.
lst Dxprsss Train q e35
d Asn Train, at as 70
YAoM TIE WEST.
lot Nan Train, a c@ps
Trains run BY Chicago time, which twelve min
ates faster than Davenport time.
All trains ont Of Davenport win mahe connertiuns
q Counbs City, Washington and Iowa City sta
The western Stage Co.'s stages for sil points West
The Passenger Train connects ct Rock Island vsA
Chica90 h0ck 1siard Railroad trains for ali pta:s
East, North and South.
PasDsogsrs sss reEaindsd OF the necessity ofEvsns
distinct direction ~ 70 the destination Of their bag
laes, before taxing hsis ssssa
NE cars.
n. b. Ths no.ninr COLO M train for III R.ss
oonrecta at Joliet With trains tire Michigan Cen.
sal j At the Junction with trains on the r. ts-
burg, ~ Wsyne Chsssgo Il 3; 81 Chieaso .i,A
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Csn-
trail Rail 10sds.
sprls JOHN ,. TRACY. sups-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

Today the democratic party Of
Iowa il . unit; there b no longer any
existing differences in it, ranks-no
desire 70 longer perpetuate . quarrel
which could cut end in au inglorious
defeat. This il tho basis and the only
true basis upoa which the Democratic
party can successfully marshal its
forces and fight the enemy. This 10
doubly apparent. from the general tone
Of the Republican papers, which Of all
thtsgs else they most desired to zee, q
war 10 the Democratic camp, for on
that alone they could base their hopes
Of . success. Standing upon one
platform, with but ono principal oh
jet in view /; with heart and hand
pledged 70 the triumph of the Demo
cratic cause, VIC can but believe that
the result of the next election will be
in favor Of tho Democratic party.
Although We are free TO confess that
tho endorsement of the Administra-
ton was . matter upon which we had
set out heart, yet after being convinced
that the action of the Convention
meets with the hearty endorsement Of
al Democrats, and being in favor of
cancellation rather than open war, We
zee no reason why we or any other
Democratic journal in the State, should
be disposed to treat the action Of the
Convention with coldness.
In tho Democratic ranks, in the
coming campaign, there will be no
hanging back, no lukewsrmness, but
inspired by the conciI'atory action Of
the late Convention. all hands will 90
into the field with strong hearts and
willing hands. For several years the
prospects Of the Democracy have not
been 80 bright Is they are now. The
party has . noble ticket-the party is
united to man-it has something to
work for, and that which it decides to
accomplish it will most surely do
Already the Republican party in this
section Of the State, are throwing out
signals Of diStress-the American fac.
ton can't exactly swallow the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Rusch-it is bitter pill
and if they vote for him at all it will be
under protest.
Let the Democracy Of Iowa pre-
serve that spirit Of unity Of feeling
which WAS recommended by the Con-
vention let them each and every one
60 bravely to work, and the battle is
half won in the onset.
Let every county, every town and
every district, b thoroughly canvassed;
let every precinct 10 the State form q
Democratic Club, and bring every
Democrat into it. We feel confident
that in this State We have the votes
with which to teach the Republicans .
lesson-;et them not be lost. Organ
ise then in every precinct; organize
universally, organize at once. If We
would not suffer defeat let every Dem.
ocrst be up and doing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

WooD's HAIR REsToRATvB.-Amons al prep
aratons for the hair that have been introduced -
iufallicle none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto-
rative aow hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumersble fashionable toilsts and the
iadies. wherever they have tested II, pronounce II
pseress article. They end, whore the hair 10 thin
ned, that It crestes . fre-h growth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
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auew-that 1t desolvss and removes dandruf, pre-
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when grayness hiss actually supervised, gives rich
lu.tre, imparts the softness and dexbty Of silk to
the hair, and keeps always luxurant healthy and
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Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

In the Supreme Court on Friday,
June 24th, 1859, in the case Of Kra.
mar ". Rsbman, being an appeal from
Dubuque, the Court delivered . ycrv
lengthy opinion on the subject. An
extract or two from the decision can
not bat b interesting to the people
cd profession. Wright, Chief Ju.-
tiea said:.
The question i, whether after /.
sale andsr . proceeding to foreclose :
Doftgage there exists . right to re-
dseu, either II the defendant or hi,
eusditen. Our opinion il that the
yirht dees NJ eEink bat that the sale
- oo1neo.~ =.
q ~ IhoqA Aewoves - meetssgsg
Do - tealo = ~ - iasiAsee,
- )olDela e eh1nieiae I
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-01

u-DR. MANN, the renowned discoversr Of that
invaluable remedy. DR.. AanA's Ague B.lssm, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press to be far superior to any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chils and sgue
and oil intermittens. There can be NO doubt, IL We
place confidence in the innumer able testimonials
which the Doctor has in bis possession that it ID the
greatest discovery made in the science Of medi
cine. The attention OF our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found Ia another col
umn Of this paper, and would recommend all suf-
fering from this disease viz chis, fever and ague
to avail themselves Of trial of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists..
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Vegetable Substitute for Calomel and
Blue PHI.

BaAnDRsrn's vsess. sLs UsvsRsAL PILLS. BY
restoring the bowels TO their orgnsl daily and nat
ural action give str myth to the stomach purify he
hood re-sstsblish the healthy condition OF the d.
gsetive organs. and thus dyspspsis coughs
rheumatisms. dropsics, and ssckness generally,
whether chronic or recent. The celebrated Abesne.
thy rays: After having curd the deransemsnt ~
the bowels, debility and III diseases generally disp-
pear Of their own aecerd, even In short time. -
The experience Of . century he's established the
worth Of thsss pilb beyoad fispute, - purgstive
and anti. bilious medicine; and their use BY upwards
u 800 conscientious physicisns, and BY over nail.
lion Of families, shows that they ere supplyng one
Of the wants Of husanity. and Gro in advanee Of
medical science The above pills, although purely
vegetable, are nov Known and used - substitute
for Calomsl (Hydrsooyrt CAIorSlSm N1se), p,odu.
cling I'll it, alternative and other indications, With
none Of IT, disorgasising sscts upoa the se,ias-of
ton erippng for issor it, distressing sction upon
the teeth and gums. me prepared oneeptration
from the same principles-she Life Addition Pins-
is substitute for blas pill (lilslss Hydrdygiss).
possessing the peculiar action On the escrstng or
cans, Of that preparation from mercury, but none OF
IL fslvatiDg other pjurtous effects. Thoes Who
have used IN N blue pm substituteor OF serviss
awarded 70 them The highest praise. They csne
nearer 70 eonssntTated Esesncs o. Lite than any
thing yse made, In TIE way Of medicine, By nan.
ss0is p sivss daily, cha all hops hss dad has Of
ten restored heath. In fact they supply IN organic
principle to the baeod. always wanting in exsrens
cases OF schDess 0d people hsvs ~ sesretsons Of
early youth restored b. taeoe Life Aaditioa Pills
1heis value - ife-pressrvers 10 beyend estimate.
eshs Yea cable Uniyeraa P1lla rsunave 49,.
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RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railrsal
Winter .4v.s.a,s uesee<Nf.

0N and after Sunday Dec. 9Th 1855. and until
Ofurther notice trains vii, leave pocA isaoi s.n,
Sundays excepted, Is follows:
LIST mail train at lon
"a freight IlIsan
ID night express slsPn
trains arrive q Rock Island daily, Sundays 80
oeptcd, ~ follows:
LIST night EXPRESS A. b2oAn.
ID Freight trains a. 20Pn
b mali train II yDgPn
All trsins over this road areip direr. oonn~xt q
Ohicaeo with trains both the MchlsAn sousA--y
MtchiGsn Central Plt,sLurs. Fort Wayne and Chios-
20 Rail Road to and from Detroit Tolesss
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pitt.bcrsh.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagars Falls, Albany, New Yora
Philadolphta, Baltimore and Washington Alan q
La0ae with trains Of the Illinois Contra, Rood
North 70 Gslena and South to ST Loris and Cairo u
which piaSes tickets can b. procured Of
w. Is. 3r-mnelic, Ticket Agrnt,
Agents, Il. Y. Depot, Rork Island.
PASSENGERS are reminded Of the ncceasaty Of esy,-R
distinct directions the " their b.s
gage also 70 procure tickets before TAKING their sras
In the cars the conductors o.cct farcs os- 20 ts
tons on the line Of the Chicago hock Island rarus
JOHN y. TRACY, SuperiEsendsas
". b. WBnHAx, Asst 8up't.
8ock Island. Dec. 8, 1873 tctfl
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Is Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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$500 Roofing Tin,
5000 IxIoby 4 ra P,ats,
500 &c - bv ~
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LumbcPy Lumber!
LING 4 WILLIAMS hsvisg rvnsved tlets
IA Lamh.r Ysrds to The eerses Of Harrison oad
Yourth streets, nov prepared = odbv crest u.
ducemeoss . pcrshs0oss Of Lumber, having
The Largest aal Best AssoHtnent
IN THE CITY,
Ooosisting In part Of TIE follovinG, mandy:
oo0n0N n Ysncin0, fvs0 IL 70 - fsss lee9.
800 900 n 3nber, Joists and Hcaotlns, Ill 10Gtho
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1o0.O00 It siding, dressed an undseoseA.
30, ~ b Oar - 0seUoA O1eos Dooe1s -
p1aak.
-, 80 II IeP,as, frso = = { i1eAes tAaek.
oAeve6, 0nt - ooWo1.
~ ~ - 1Aq1o.
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The Whole World United !..Sick Pee
pie, Think !..After which, ActI
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book to fiji:
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 tidinss the papers Ill.
Because they are the cheapest, afest, best.
AND superior to others 10 Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
We're Il not for Herrtck's Pill.
Each pill with sugar 10 covered DER
A rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like WAS never seen before,
Ontil itappesred In H0vricks Pill.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With joy ell te his bosom nlls;
For tens o. thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerSica's Pills.
~ HTRRIOK'S NATCHLvSS vBGET ABLH
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their populsrty Over i've millions Of boxes are
us'd annually, giving employment 70 eighty i've men
and women 10 put them up. Their cures are num-
tered by thousands-their praises on the tongues Of
oil. Cuisens Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used thesa2 Put up 10 English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
. cents - boxes for d. Sold everywhere.
mchI0
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D1Iuo N able 70 meet our enesgenents, - have
10 coocauded 70 offer our entire STOCK Of goods O
greatly RsAaced prices for cash. TO- the benefit Of
creditors. Our stock cor si0ts Of Dooks 0tstooaY,
oosd Rens, Wall psper, and " oos Of the most co9-
peto stocks 70 b. found In the Northwest, 10 which
~ invite ssecisl stt Dtion We have also . lAsgo
- eupsp1ov stor u Musical I0eeru01ts, ineluding
Disse nd Melodeons. Our stock Of 6hsss nusie
VIII besold q pftces 70 aseOoish mu95e bUyoes.-
ueoelaooous Hoobs q cost and leo. Many agttoDao
g a,ucA o than 0Sst cost. 0reot chanoo Tor coGh
bapchaeogD. 0ttisens - D0ck 1G1as1, 0avoaoogt,
0ealos ~ vtslaity, are invited = ell - 1a0n0
r k;soafsa : mQssn. :.
.. Take Notes. 49,
i u ! = ~ !''i
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Attorney at Law 1 Notary Psblic.
CongdOn 4 Yamtis,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
Real Estate Brokers. &C.

DAvBNtO11s &. IcvA.
WILL stvs pscisi attention % eo,,ees,.r -
W ecqS1ng eeaine ~ evWy kind.
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