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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
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FROM PALESTINE Wiz ATHENS aGi hEaE
NISM ID EliHENS,

LLtN 10 EJtg!slbDs
TTNlIE undersigned having pur- l.z?gA -
/ chased the cutrc interest &sFseS :t5ts==,G;s
OF Mr. Black. the Contractor ot0ss=t&D 555-a3;541
the above named line respect
fully bcgs leave to inform the public, that he has
spared no pains expense in fitting up his coaches
with view to the comfort and expedition o. MS S
Leaves Palestine, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arrives at Athens same days
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS arrives ut Kaufman same days.
Leaves kaufman, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAl 5 and
FRIDAYS; arrives at Dallas same days.
This route connects with the line at Athens leading
from TYLER to CORSICANA and Westward Also
at Kaufman with the line from Tyler which leaves
from Kaufman to Marshall via Quitman and Giimer,
and which leaves kaufman every Monday morning.
This line connects at Dallas with the nam stage
route from Little Rock TO Austin ana san Ah-
tonic; Likewise, the
n,E,..a. Il fzEs,ss EpmraEn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

TO these Who enjoy Good Smoke, would re-
commend tie celebrated Virgiaia kiiH5ntcE lob"G-
co, prepared expressly for the PGwhatan Pipe asu'",
lot Of which have just received direct from one Oh
Wv T. NJ SrACkPOLE
n B.-No connection is claimed with the tobacco
used Ly the :. first families
Dallas, May 4th., lSjJ.-tl;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
STEAM ENG EgE.n,
FROM IS 10 100 ETC a'@@cs-
PAGES PATH
STEAM SAW MIL.

p Agents for f. CARNEf a &C. 5 ,npgav'
Cotton Gin, and Chichester l-ir-,-a s-s .sfa-
Cotton Gins. The latter Is ne. ia-.aot t.ny
can be made and FIR superior ~ sr 'u'l0 So u 2
now cxtant.
Also. General AGENTS for u. ,,..fcEf..
Calves on. May 4th, 1853. t-iE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
Sprcia! Notice 10 wool t"oWrr-

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! shlum,Ut a. Nuw luik Or Boston.
VOL ur, washed briuIe shririnG, '. .h ...
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may Ito Il
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tnnn LHs. lot Rri.n NanFs, a' 'h' lowest
". W. PEAK & BRO,
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FASHIONABLE MANTUA.M FER AND

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
Nnnt,in-1Inlicr and Nillinrr

vi n Dallas, nupll lutrm the pub '' ... .r
prepared 90 make uIv''ts, trim bJunt .a .."
latest siylr, rui Invites eill from tn ..... H..
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07
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Spring aEsti SNfsaH2acT Goo esa.

Lawns, Muslins Ginghans, Printed Caiicos, pomeS-
tics, Strircs, Checks, Ribbons. Trimming, frngcS,
T,rr Ladies' and Misses Shoes, &c. may Lilly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
FORSALEORLEASE.


'Ishe uodsseiened viii issse 10, q tar az vrsys
- iese es0fofssose rsiiesce ara 1870
sssosse y The corporate limits q ths nv r ~
Ulai o. 1eoely ~ wy
A.s,le Cos'sge . DWELLING With 4 ,oome ,.rs,
garden, oschard In full bearing Ana Is n, a -, a.
iano snnss aftvasien; with 20 res voo SIan0 :
'uIe ~ unaef 9ccd fsne. Boa,e eco srsee vine.
peIt % wnssn Are bow In full oeartne usvs /. sod
sTasoe'rks ~ sbut dsree There 4 : stsbls anl
wood. '"' W VIZ
To . soos tenant this property vii, h. rented nm
easy terms, froa one 10 I've ,esr. ",s ,.ns 80. -
apply unless they are we'll abe 10 nav ira r.nt
esfeed on whether Q OPS fall or att
The orchard 10 nov foil Of fruit which ca hs mr.
cosssc, together With ~ acres of corn ana : rev
acres OF beans, cath &c, bests sc, and p1sse.s,on
gives inme3iateiy
viii also rent tie large b. ick Dwelling h.,,
csrriaee.house and wagon she'd with large sno Ell
shaded erouods sttachsd. corner Of BYsdy ana nea
ssreeis ON reesonsbe terms and give posses,ton In
nedisteiy.
The comfortable Brick nweling on corner Of Per-
~ anu ioh streets, rcons. good vsser wood h.uSe
and me cellar; gas IN both those dweiiinss
-AIsO.-
Two Dwellings in ksds' R,w, between NH .na
iMn streets, now vacant and possession given imme-
diately. ~
Any OF all OF this beautiful property vii, he az
changed ftr unmprovci lands IN lows or Missouri
II price and location suits. Pri Of rent IA ro Oh
Ject 20 the tenant suits. Cau soon N v,u w.ut
pleasant hcmes. o.. Whistler, E.Q viii be foun,
Ut my once and will attend 10 my busit - ,b.uia
b absent NJ any time
sas2 TIC nAps
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

Just think Of that SeOstors OF Iowa;
YOU must address your presidiog OFF,
cera liz case be Rusch 10 elected)
"chiefly 10 the German language" else
you will not Be understood. That is
scene for Republican Legislature.
But Why don't MI. Rusch sccept Mr..
Taylor's proposition to go to Keosau-
qua and address the people Of that
place in Roglisbi He dare not &C.
eept the challenge. He goes very
near that place but it will not answer
to attempt any such thing, from the
fact that he cannot do it with any de-
gree Of success.
From this it will be seen that the
Republicans have backed down from
the position 80 boldly taken, that
Rusch speaks the English and German
language with equal fuency, or that
be is competent to address the people
in the English vernacuIar at all. Let
the people Of Iowa bear these facts in
mind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
Movem onts OF lsaPibaldI.

Gen. Garbaldi has addressed to his sold
iers in Central Italy the following proclams-
ton:
"IrALIANs OF THE CENTER. tits only few
months since we said to the Lombards, your
brothers Of all the Provinces have sworn to
conquer and to die with US, and the Aust
rians know whether1 we have kept our
word.
ITO morrow we shall say to you what
we said then to the Lombards, and the
noble cause Of our country will find you
drawn up on the field Of battles as eager as
we were before, and with the imposing as.
pect of men who have done and will do
their duty.
"Returned to your homes, forget not,
amid the embraces of those who are dear to
you, the gratitude which we owe to Napo-
leon, and to the heroic French nation, whose
brave sons, wounded and mutilated, still
euffer on the bed of pain for the cause of It,
ally.
Above oil, forget not that, whatever
may be the intentions Of European diploma.
cy as regards aur destinies. we must not
abondon our sacred motto, Italy and Vie.
tor Emanual.'
"LovERE. Val-Camonica, July "a. 80"
In the name of the municipality, the
Mayor Of Nice has addressed letter to
Garibaldi, who is native of that town
complimenting him on his exploits in the
late war, and announcing to him that the
Common Council, making itself the interpe
ter of the universal wish. has voted him q
sword of honor, with thanks for his admi
rable conduct Garibaldi has replied lin a
letter characterized by his usuel modesty
and fervor of expression.
The London Daily lost says that Garibslr
di has sent circular to all the Free States
Of Italy, in which he declares his army to
be ready at any moment to continue the
war of Independence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

1t is somewhat amusing to notice
how the speaking Of that able gentle
man, c. c. Cole, Esq, has stirred up
the animals through the State wher-
ever he has addressed the people. 1t
shows very conclusively that the labors
Of Mr.. Cole are attended with great
success, and that the enemy is dread
fully frightened about the result of
Mr.. Coles exertions. Well they may
he, for where that able man makes
. speech, he leaves an impression
upon the minds Of the people that is
not so easily effaced, and which will
tell largely at the ballot box for the
success Of the Democratic party.
Snarl away, gentlemen of the oppo-
sition, Mr.. Cole Is doing, and will con-
tinuc to do wonders for the party.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
NEWS he Ms.

TIE New Haven Nsxs says The tobae-
co crop AL over Connecticut promises great
things = present.
Tassr 10 rumor that the Marine Bank
al Buffalo. IL about to wind up it, affairs
and close its operations.
Josr Joaquin FKasASDEz. sged 90 years.
and for 80 years citizen Of New Orleans,
died 10 that city on the 9Th.
TX order to eel! American -four at the
nrices 1t which it ia now selling in England.
i must be shipped in this country at $3.50
per barrel.
THE Middleboro, Mass Gazette giver the
particulars Of the painful death OF boy in
Plympton. in consequence OF bite on the
finger from turtle. The symptoms were
the same as hydrophobia.
TIE Plymouth Rock proposes to publish
the names of those people who did not help
along the late celebration. and refused to
purchsee tickets for the dinner, though
sbundantly able, and then stole in, " hear
the speeches.
Ir is reported that President Mott of I'm
ion College. has submitted hts resignation
to the Board Of Trustees. 1t is supposed
that it will not be accepted.
The Troy Budget makes boast Of having
. patron who has been regular subscriber
| fifty-seven years.
The Galveston Cisilian states that wheat
IL being shipped from that port to New
York, which is regarded as harbinger OF
success in new branch Of agricultural in
dustry in that State.
THE Milwaukee Neps says that there is to
be convention Of Bankers in that city, to
consider the subject of establishing Clear
ing House.
The author of "5am Slick" has made his
maiden speech in the British House Of Com
mons, and appears to have met with much
attention at the hands OF the House. 1t was
on subject in which the proprety Of main
tanning the troops in the colonial depend
encies was introduced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

~T The Keosauqua Newsin speak
ing Of the Hawkeye's comment on the
speech Of Henry Clay Dean, delivered
at Marion Hall, in Burlington, on the
9th inst, says: "The Burlington Ha~k-
eye represents the resent speech of
Henry Clay Dean at that place as a
miserably weak and stupid affair. We
don't know how it is in Burlington,
but it would not do to tell that yarn
in Van Buren, county. Here Mr..
Dean can draw larger crowds than any
other man in Iowa, and even those
who would like to annihilate him, flock
to hear him, and with mouths and
eyes agap, applaud the mans wonder
full eloquence. We know the Hank
eye is sadly given to lying, but its
friends here request us to say "please,
sir, lie with more discretion"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
A Venerable Horse Thief.
From the PHILADELPHIA 6azett I

FROM tne fnuS0oipole 0A2ttt
The police of this city were notified
by telegraph, on Saturday, of the ar
rest at Frederick, Nd, of man nam
ed Elijah Bowen, who, through pro-
tracted career Of crime has hitherto
succeeded in evading justice. Bowen is
man whose head is now whitened by
the SHOWS gilmore than seventy winters.
He commenced life as a Methodist
clergyman, and. were this a police
journal, we could extend bis biography
to such a degree that would prove
him, though less bloodthirsty, an
equally lawless character with Murrell,
the western land pirate. Bowen has
spent nearly half century in going
about the country seeking what he
might steal. At camp meetings if he
saw particular desirable animal, he
would mount it, and hurry away to
parts unknown. 1.-THE animal were
white, it was subjected to process of
spotting, its name and tail were clip
ped. and the brute so transformed
that his original owner would be un.
able to identify him. At other times
he would 60 to livery stable, hire
handsome establishment, drive away
and never be seen again. While
preaching against the PROCLAMATION Of
the Sabbath, he would contrive to bor-
row horse to ride over to the" next
village" and then appropriate" It
without the smallest compunction.-
The elder Of the police officers in this
city can tell you dozens of anecdotes
concerning the exploits Of this singular
hypocrite, many Of which would have
done no discredit to Dick Turpin or
Jack Sheppard.
During his career, Bowen had passed
by hundreds OF aliases, and has adopted
50 many pseudonyms a. almost to have
forgotten his proper name. In person
he is exceedingly reverend. His hair
white a. SHOWS worn long, and being
abundant, renders his appearance ven
cradle. He usually wore clerical black.
with white neck tie deliberately fast.
ened with the knot out Of sight. an
ivory handled cane, and black gloves.
His manner was patriarchal, and his
custom Of interlading his conversation
with texts Of Scripture, gives him great
influence with that class Of minds IN
accustomed to distinguishing between
sanctimoniousness and piety. Hc wss
= great stickler for the observance OF
Sunday, and denounced, with all the
terrors Of the divine law, such persons
~ rode out on that day.
We have not learned the circum.
stances which At this late period, led
to his arrest, but - there arc MANY
charges against him 10 this county, q
we'll - in Maryland, il 10 not likely
that he will succeed in further avert
ing the terrors Of justice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

Democratic candidate for Governor Of Iowa. will
address the psopae st the times and places nsmed In
The soliowlng list Of appointments
Onavs. Saturday, Aug 20 st O'Clock p m.
nooux Oity Monday, Aug % J. at O'Clock m.
Lawn, ThursdAs, Aug % 81 O'Clock, y n.
ponteneile, AUG % ct 2 O'Clock p n
Wiatsrsett. Saturday. Aus q, 81 O'Clock m.
Add, Monday, Aus %. at O'clock pm.
Newton, Tuesday, AUG 90 1t 2 O'Clock p m.
noo.ezuma, Wednesday, Aug 81 At o'clock y III.
oagnoarney, Thursday, sept l, ct O'Clock N.
Lancaster, Thu .sdsy. Sept l. q O'Clock p m.
washington, Friday, Sept 2, At O'Clock pm
Iyws Oitv, saturday Rept 8, at O'Clock N.
Upton, Monday, Sept s, ut Q O'Clock m.
Cambridge, Sept 6, at O'Clock m.
Auamoss. wednesday, Sept. I. st2 o'clock p. m.
Asquoksta, Thurs dsy Sept 8, At 2 O'Clock y N.
Believes, Friday. sept. Q, at o'clock m.
dubuque, 0osurday. Sept 10. 81 O'Clock m.
Davenport, Monday, Sept r. ct 9o'ciock m.
nuscaSine, Tuesdss, Sept -, at O'Clock pm.
Columbus City, Wednesday, Sept IL, at2 O'Clock
, %.
Wappello, wednesday. Sept IA. at 7o'elock p IN.
NJ Pleasant, Thursday, Sept Is, ct 2 o'clot p m.
Fairfield, Friday, Sept Is, at O'Clock pm.
Keosauqus, Saturday, II, at 2 o'clotk p m.
NJ. Kirkwood 10 respectfully invited to be present
q these meetings and address the peoole.
The Oeatssi Committee Of the several counties
shove mentioned will please give immediate notice
Of the shove appointments and make the necessary
arr snsements for the meetings.
~ order Of the Dem State Central Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
Is IT Accepted

We are inclined to believe that
although Mr.. Rusch has sent in his
resignation a. State Senator, Gov.
Lowe has not accepted the same. 1t
is undoubtedly the policy to postpone
the acceptance of Rusch's resignation
until after election day, and that if
Rusch is defeated, as he probably will
be, the resignation will not be &C
cepted at all. Let this matter be
attended to little. 1t is of some i'm
pOrtance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
Mr.. Samuelss Appointm 10

DEBORAH. Saturday, August 90, Up. m.
West Union, Monday, August %. 2p. m.
Ohtckssaw. Tuesday, August %, Up IN.
0sase, Wednesday, August -. Z p. n.
Floyd, Thussday. August IS. p. M.
Clsrksville. Friday, August %, sp m
Waveriy, saturday, August u. 2 .. N.
Waterloo, Monday. August 20, 2 .. m.
lodependenee, Tuesday, AuRust 30, Q p. 10.
Delhi, Wednesday, August 81, 2p. N.
Cascade, Thursday, September I. p. m.
Aneuess, Friday. September 2, Up. M.
Albla, fuseday. September IS, Up. m.
Charlton, Wednesday, September II, 2p.m.
Oscsola. Thursday. September IL, Up. %.
Alton, Friday, September l6, Up. m.
Decatur City, Saturday September ~, 2 p. m.
0orydon, Monday, September 10. Up. N.
Oontervills. Tuesday. September 70, 9p.m N.
Drakssvills, Wednesday, September 81, 2 p m.
bloomfield, eame day, p m.
eestousport, same day, p. y
Charleston, Friday, September q, Q p. M.
Ksokuk, Saturday, September 24,7p m.
darlington, Monday, September S6, Z p. m.
nuscasine, fuesday. September q. Up. N.
Doveopost. Wednesday, September %, p. m.
lova CITY, Thursday. September -. -. m.
Oedar Raplds, Friday, September 50, 8 .. %.
Marriage, Saturday. October l. p. m.
fipeon, Monday, October ., 7p N.
Dewitt, 1uesdsy, October 4. ". m.
4aquoketa, Wednesday. OstOber s, 7p. m.
Bellevue 1hursdsy. October 6, 9 p. N.
Duboque. Friday. October 7,7p.m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
RUsOsa MOUNTS THE STUMP.

After much hesitation the Republi-
cana have come TO the conclusion that
Rusch must take the stump, and ac>
cordingly he commences his tramp on
Saturday next at the city Of Musca-
time. There has been a good deal of
talk about the great ease and fluency
with which Mr.. Rusch speaks the Eng
lish language-thst it, use has be-
come second nature to him-that he
speaks and writes it with - much ease
and accuracy - he does the Ger
man-and oil that sort Of trash but
mark how they back down on that
matter. The call states in . parenthe-
Gle that Rusch will address the people
Of Iowa-will talk to his constituency
will plead for the votes Of the peo-
pie Of Iowa, "chiefy in the German
language !" Of course he will. That
10 the only language that he can use
before the people, with any degree Of
intelligibility-and We believe that
even native born citisens can under
stand full ~ we'll what he says in
"Datch" - if he were to attempt to
sddres them in English.
Think Of it. fellow citiseus: thi.
maa Who aaks to be elected to the Of.
6es Il Isatsnaat Governor i. going
16sth thsosgh the State to speak to the
people schisAy in the German Ian.
guagss-eant address them in Eng
~ ! 81 u sleoeod mus do all his
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

O. o Cole. Democratic Candidate for Judge Of
tAs Supreme Court Of the STATE Of lows will address
the citizens Of
Lyons, Tuesday the 2sd inst. st O'Clock ?. n.
Moquoksts, wednesday Path inst. ct o'ci'k II.
Dubuque, Taursdsy the 18th inst. st o'clk p. N.
The County Central Committses 81 The several
counties ars requested % give immediate public
sies Of Ne shove appointments, and make the neces
sars sssangsments for the meeting.
ny order Of DEN. STATE CEN. Cor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

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