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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28


The sentiment Of the republican
party Of Iowa-and of the Union, we
might add-was never more truly spo-
ken than in . recent instance placed
on record by the Keokuk Journal.
It seems that a short time since the
Journal contained an article which di-
rected the attention of the public to
the movement now on foot to colon
ize the unsettled and at present almost
uninhabited counties of the North
west portion Of this State, with real,
genuine African Negroes.
While this article in the Journal
was being discussed by some citizens,
and the propriety Of filling up the un-
settled counties OF Iowa with colonies
Of negroes, and its effect upon white
labor, and upon the general prosperity
and welfare of the State, a man
named Hubbell--a Mr.. Charles Hub
bell, = republican alderman of the city
ofKeokuk-cpenly declared his prefer
ence for the negro over the Irishman
or German, by stating that "he would
rather see Iowd colonized by negroes
than by lousy Dutch and hish."
This statement being made public
through the press, Hubbell denied
that he said any such thing, when
Frank Voltz, in whose store the con.
versation took place, and Chas. Wal
ters came out with cards over thei1
signatures, positively asserting that MIR
Hubbell used language as given above
The only difference between this
man Hubbell and hisrepublican breth
rem, il, that he is not afraid to SPEAK
his sentiments while the rest are. HI
speaks his mind and gives the negro
the preference to the "lousy Dutch and
Irsih." Such is the mind of the en-.
tire republican party. Hubbelrs de.
claration is endorsed by the entire
American wing of the republican par.
ty. Each and every one Of them hate
the "Dutch and Irish" most severely
but are just now unable to get along
without the aid Of the foreigner but
when the party has become strength
ened through the means of the coloni
cation system, the id Dutch, tt.
'lousy Dutch" will be obliged to hun,
some other quarters.
Hubbell should be promoted .
once
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

WOODS HAIR RssToRATivB.-Among oil prep
aratons for the hair that have been introduced AZ
infalliole, none has given the satisfaction or
gsired the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto-
rative now hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of nnumersble fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they havs tested II pronounce IL
peerless article. They nnd whore the hair 10 thin
ned, that It creates fre.h srowth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
denudsd placss, and the nbres 10 shoot forth
snew-that IL desolvss and removes dandrua, pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually superveRed, gives rich
u4tre mparts the softness and fexibi!ity Of SIX to
the hair and keeps 1t always luxurant, healthy and
IN full vigor.-N. Y. 1rtDUne.
aoo01y ~ respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

The CosT OF A LITTLE DELAY
The course of Austria, since the cross.
ing of the Ticino, is inexpllcable
That inaction probably saved Turin
from an assault-as France was not
then prepared for the Austrian dec
laratlon of war.
Three whole days were lost after the
rejection by Sardinia, of the Austrian
ultimatum, and these Gays were i'm
mensely valuable, since they allowed
France time to throw its army into
Piedmont and arrange a plan Of cam
paigu. The Sandman rejection Of
the uitimatum was delivered at 5 o.
clock, Tuesday the Austrian army
did not cross the line till 3 o'clock,
Friday.
In the meantime Marshal Canrobert
and Gen. Mel had arrived with their
first bodies of troops at Turin by way
of Mount Gems, while Marshal Bara-
quay d'Hillers and Gen. MacMahon.
with their advanced corps, had reached
Alessandria by the way Of Toulon and
Genoa. Thus the French army, in
five days from the time Austria sent
her lultimatumo Sardinia numbering
nearly 100000 men, was thrown into
Italy at a distance of six hundred
miles from Paris-a feat for which
Austria was not prepared, and which
only few years ago would have been
impossible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
Gunosal Of Baron Humb oldt.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Nav 10. 9 4

BERLIN, Tuesday, May 10. Ga NJ
The solemn funeral procession Of Alexsn :
der Won Humboldt 10 now on its way to the
Cathedral. All that represents science, art
and intelligence in Berlin joins 10 the pro-
cession. Three Chambsrlains in gold COS.
tune, bearing the orders of the illustrious
deceased, precsde the funeral car, which is
drawn BY six horses from the royal stablep.
Upon the car 10 . simple uncovered coffin Of
oak adorned with flowers and laurel. On
either side of the car are students bearing
green palm hrsnches
A line of carriages Of Immense length
closes the procession. The Prince Regent
and al the Princes and Princesses are a.
sembled In the Cathedral, awaiting the ar
rival of the great philosophers mortal re-
naina A moarnfal aspect eversprsads the
whole town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

A Poor CHANCE FOR ARMY CORES
PoNDENTs.-It has been given out at
Paris that no American or other for
eign officers will be allowed to enter
the French service. 1t has also been
announced, that not a single newspa-
per correspondent will be allowed to
enter the allied camps. The Emperor
will take with him, to be placed under
the charge of Marshal Valiant, a print
ing service from the government office
which will furnish the Bulletins that
it may be deemed proper to give the
public. Louis Napoleon has evidently
yet to be made acquainted with the
enterprise Of modern journalism and
we shall be much disappointed if he
does not come out of his campaigning
in Italy with much juster conception
Of that characteristic of the Press
than he now entertains.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
Can Travel like Plz0n.

The electric telegraph is bound to
remain a MYSTERY to millions, and the
ludlcrous conceptions OF modus operan
d., which some Of the most ignorant
people have formed, are as mirth pro-
voking as anything out Of Rabelais or
Smollett. The last illustration of this
that has fallen under our eyes, is the
following story from the Pittsburg
Journal
Not long since an old lady entered
. Reilly's Office in this city, and said
she had message to send to Wheel
ing. In = few minutes her note was
deposited in dumb waiter, and as.
cended in . MYSTERIOUS manner though
the ceiling.
as that going straight to Wheeling!
inquired the old lady, with her eyes
bent upon the ceiling.
"Yes, ma'am," answered the clerk.
VI never was there" continued she,
but it hardly seems possible that
their town lies in that direction.
When will l get an answer, Mr.. Tele-
graph 7"
II can scarcely tell, ma'am it may
be two or three hours"
The old lady went away and return
ed in exactly two hours. just - she
entered the door, the dumb waites
came down &hrnn0h the ceiling.
"There is your answer, ma'am,'
said the clerk.
The old lady took the neat yellow en-
velope 10 her hands, with . smiled Of
mingled qualification and astenish
ment.
SNow that beats ALL" exclaimed she
sbiess my heart. All the way from
Mhesling, and the wafer staf vet
1aass g s. :. leokiae box-bsl
fit saa travel liks pissa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
Romance Of Whaling Li9o-Haed Experi.
ence Of . Clersyman-Ssilor.
From the New BEDFORD Standard /


In one of the ships which returned re-
Gently to this port, there came man who
has been whaling for nine years. lie was
formerly minister, but taking to the in
toxicating cup, he fell from grace, left the
ministry and his wife and family, and went,
his friends knew not where. In dissipation
he had wasted the hard-earned wages Of
nine years 81 a. faring life, and arrived here
wretched and destitute. Some temperance
friends clothed him decently and made eff
forts to reform him. 20 we hope with sue
cess. A few days ago be received letter
from his son in Connecticut, saying that all
the family had long supposed him dead,
and that his wife had married again. The
poor man has started for Connecticut, but
what will be the end Of this chapter Of life,
remains to be seen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

The HEIGHT OF FELICITY.-A friend
who has been engaged on the United
States survey relates to US the follow
ing incidents -
1t has been said oil ideas of human
happ o. are 20 npara ire So ears
ago countrymau visited our cdca Dn1
ment, and made many inquiriesa
the purpose and execution Of tAv
work and among other questions in
quired how We employed our time dur
ing the winter, when out of-door sport
was impossible. We told biz that dur
ing the winter we were engaged in
Office work in Washington city, in
constructing maps of our summers
survey.
"Do you ever see the President I"
asked our interrogation.
"Oh yes" replied we, frequently.
He rides out on horseback nearly
every day. Ut was during Mr.. Van
Buren's ADMINISTRATION
At this announcement the country
man seemed lost in thought, and lapsed
into profound silence, which he broke,
after an interval of some minutes,
with the exclamation.
"Wall, naow, rs'spose that chap has
chicken pie for dinner every day Of his
life !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

Moss -Hor every fraction over forty an addition
q delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention 10 called 70 the ction Of the
Democratic state Conventions for several past years
prohibiting oil representation BY proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are espe-
eialy requested 70 that county meetings be held
for the purpose Of sending delegates.
JAS. A. WlLLIAAGON,
CAM Hats Dem. He. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

A MAN WHO DIDN'T READ THE Pa
PERs.-MRs. FUBBs AND Nix. FUBBs.-
CORRECT Views OF THE FoRMKR.-
Fubbs, | want to talk to you
awhile, and want you to listen while
do it. You want to 90 to sleep, but
| don't; | am not one of the sleepy
kind. It's good thing for you, Mr..
Fubbs, that you have wife who i'm
parts information by lectures. else you
would be perfect ignoramus. Not a
thing about the house to read, except
little Bible that the Christian Asso-
citation gave you, and tract which
that fellow called Porter, left one day,
entitled Light to the Heathcn." It's
well he left it, for you're heather,
Fubbs; you may feel thankful you
amt a Mormon. Yes, l understand
that insinuation, too, you profane
wretch. You mean you're glad you
haven't but one wife! You never
would know there was a Nor
mon, Mr.. Fubbs, if hadn't told you,
cause you're too stiDgy to take q
paper? Now, Fubbs, l declare your
name ought to be Flbs, you tell so
many Of 'em. It's only last week lost
dollar and half on butter sold to
. pedlar, because l didn't know the
market price. This would have paid
for the paper the whole year, and then
you are so ignorant, Fubbs. Don't you
recollect when you took the gun and
walked down to the big marsh hunting
because some one said that the turkeys
were marching int Rushesl Yes,
you did You needn't deny it,
Fubbs. Didn't kill any did, youl II
was q bad day for turkeys, wasn't it,
Fubbs! Ha! Ha! Hat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

The Express d. Herald says q Bar
Association has been formed in Du-
buque. 1t commences with 20 MEN,
bers. Editors we're voted into the as
ISOLATION with.full privileges-provided
they furnish the rooms with file OF
their respective papers.
The Dubuque Photographic Asso-
citation has determined to issue Pho
nographic Magazine, to be entitled the
PAonoyrom. This is good move.
DR.. Horr is to be the conductor Of the
Phonogrom.
The State papers are engaged In
recording emigration from Pixies
Peak. Miners are returning by hun
dreds.
Too TRuE.-The Burlington Hawk-
eye very truthfully remarks : This
Pixies Peak humbug is the GROWING
infamy Of the border, and will scandal
Use the people OF Western Iowa and
Missouri, and Of Kansas and Nebras-
ka, and make them a by word and a
reproach throughout the country for
years to come, checking the growth
and impairing the prosperity of that
vast country to which emigration is &c
very important, and credit so necessa-
ry.
The Des Nome Valley News men
tions the name of Hon. j. c. Knapp,
in connection with the Supreme Judge
ship, and says that that gentleman has
declined being the candidate. The
News is under the impression that
General Dodge will not accept the
nomination for Governor.
The Neacs records the death Of an
old citizen OF Van Buren, county-Mr
James Ii. Cochran.
The Nems came very near being
'crushed ont" short time since OF
account of the refusal of one DR.. Craig
to take it. Another citizen kindly
volunteered to make up for the dein
quent, and the News still lives.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

upDB. MANN, the renowned disooversr Of that
tnvs,ushle remedy, DR.. Aspa's Ague Bslsam, still
eoatinnes 70 labor in behaif Of the Afflicted. His
mediciaes are universally admitted By the America.
ress to b far superior 70 and al others sver
for the treatment Of chils fever and srue
and all intermittents. There can be no doubt, il We
can place confidence in the able Testimonial,
which the Doctor has in bis possession that /, is the
greatest discovery made in the science of med.
cine The attentioa Of our readers is called 70 The
advertisement Of this Baisam found In another col
umn Of this paper, and re would recommend all suf.
ferng from this disease viz chins, fever and ssue
70 avail themselves Of a trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggtsts
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The Whole w Oeld United !..Sick Pee
pie, Think !..Alter which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book to fill;
This IL 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 I'LL.
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others 10 Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now In their graves were laid
We're Il not for Herrick's PHI.
Each pill With sugar Is covered DER
rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like WAS never seen before,
Until II .appesred in Hosrltk's Pill.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick
With Joy elste his bosom fils;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerTick's Pills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

10 HERRICK'S NATCHLRSS vEGET ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over I'VE millions OF boxes are
used annually, giving employment to eighty Eve men
and women to put them up. Their cares are nun.
bered by thousands-.heir praises the tongues OF
ever used themp Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes.
. cents i've boxes for q. Sold everywhere.
oh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28
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-. n~,serssy q Ievs ore hereby notinsd tass
-. n.,...,sA,e etsss Ceavsnt,on. D.
ha1d q ,.so
ues Moanes, Thufsday. June ESQ., low
n ~ OaSatol, st 10 o'osock, Al =.
~ pareoss Of the Convcnsion |" 70 no"nsN
os.A.da.ss for he foowins o0ess 70 % niieo
susuAas October election
Oss 0sv~ssv.
Oss HSssSaS~s Governor,
me- ysdsss u ~ Supreme O0srs
A,.a "a "a NJ such system Of Equalization Of the
,.,,, :. may be ssss calculated " secure Tbs tri-
.mnH a oar pstscipass sad ssninsss.
n, vss,o Of Representatives viii b oes rot even
,oo velss east tor Samuel Deugisss ~ Secretary
sAat. An Dctober 1858. - follovs:
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1859.


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family use.
lfsEND FOR A CInOULAR.-a
&c. Washbnrne, Agent,
oc36-dff Davenport, Iowa.