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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

A case of seduction has within day
or two become a matter of notoriety,
which carries with it some features as
contemplate and revolving as any we
have ever heard of.
A year or so since a lady, the wife
Of one of our prominent clergymcn,
went to Virginia, on q visit to some Of
her friends. While there, q young
woman was recommended to her as
one worthy of her interest, and &C
cordingly upon her return she brought
the young woman with her. Her re-
latives IN Virginia we're respectable
and the girl herself was believed to be
in every way worthy Of the confidence
which the pastors good lady reposed
in her.
Soon after arriving here, she made
the acquaintance of one ofour wealthy
and prominent business men. The
latter struck with the good looks and
pleasing manners of the girl, deter
mined upon her 1uin, which he at
length accomplished under the most
solemn promise Of marriage.
Until within the last few day the
condition Of things had not been sus-
pected by the clergyman's family
they believeiDg all the while that his
attentions were as he represented
them-honorable. The scandal in the
family, as the true state Of things be-
came known, can better be imagined
than described. Many of the facts
which transpired relative to the case,
and which are we'll know to the pub
lie, are revolving beyond description,
and should consign to eternal infamy
the man who under the guise of honor
has perpetrated an act Of cowardly
and heartless villainy.
The various parties interested in the
matter, are busily engaged in endeav-
oring to effect a settlement of the af-
fair, without bringing the matter be-
fore a legal tribunal. The man is
rich-tbe girl is poor, her relatives
distant, and of course the seducer will
get off with a mere nominal penalty
for his crime. She has, unfortunately
no brother to redress the wrong as only
such wrong can be redressed, and
the shame of public exposure, togeth-
er with the expensiveness of the law,
prevents prosecution.
We understand that the victim
leaves for Virginia the present week.
The feelings of her family, as she re-
turns to them guilty, branded with
irretrieyevable disgrace-the family
whom she left year since, pure, vir-
tuous and happy-can be to some ex>
tent imsgined-Dubuque Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

Our contemporary, Granny Sanders,
desires the Democratic press Of tic
State to be a little more reverent in
mentioning the name of the Republi-
can candidate for Governor. The
Democracy are accused in long fab
by article Of abiding to that person
age a. "Sam Kirkwood," and this ex>
tent of familiarity the Gazette man
can't swallow. He can't dee that "no-
ble," that "aatute." johnson county
farmer" man. addressed in any such
familiar style. How the old shylock
should be addressed is not stated but
We had always imagined that farmers
being plain, unpretending sort Of men,
did not care about being titled or OBJ
ject to having the christian name clip
ped little. h is very common TO
have men speak ~ Bill Cook, Nick
Rusch, &c, and We sever heard the
Gnsette pronounce it ~ beidg "person-
al abuse" but the man Kirkvood who
when At home instead Of being far
mer is An unprincipled money shaver.
must be called Mister or honorable, or
at least Samuel ]. Kirkwood. But We
shall not take that pains. We have
failed to recognize in the man any
thing that would entitle him to .
more digni6ed appellation than "Sam"
and We think We shall continue to use
it. If that be personal abuse: land it
10 80 charged the We shall continue to
abuse him rouudlv. 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
STATE BTE Ms.

The Lyons Mirror represents that
there 10 good amount Of improve
ment 10 the way Of new buildings
going on in that city.
The Democratic State Executive
Committee have appointed Barbecues
to be held at the following places
one in each Judicial Dist, viz: Sioux
City, Sept. 10th; Council Bluffs, 18th ;
Decatur City, Sept. 18th; Bloomfield
Sept. 10Th; Oskaloosa, Sept. 2lst
Adcl, Sept. oath; Webster City, Sept.
9th Cedar Rapids, Sept. both
Clinton, DC, lst; Delhi. Oct. Sd
West Union, Oct. 5th, and Burlington
Oct. 9Th.
The Waukon Transcript Of the 4th
states that on the Monday previous,
Judge Dean awarded the con
tract for the building of the Court
House at Waukon, to c. w. Jenkins
aud John Pratt, for $l3,655-the low
er story including the Jail to be COM
pleted on the LIST day Of October, 1860,
and the entire building to be finished
ready for use, by the first day Of
May 1851. sta'he building will be AZ
by sc it., and two stories high. The
foundation to be built of limestone,
and the body of the building Of brick:
1t will be located on the public square.
On the first floor there will be coun-
ty offices-two IL by 10 feet, and two
Is by %! feet; six cells for prisoners,
q Jail room l8 by 10 feet, and ball
extending from the front door to the
Jail room. On the second story there
will be Court room and two Jury
rooms 80 by % feet. The Court
room will be 3s by AZ feet. The con-
tractors will Immediately commence
their work.
RAILRoADs.-The railroads in the
State with the distance they are COM
pleted are as follows:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

The majority of these roads are gra-
ded very much further than completed
and it is more than probable that a
year from now the entire length Of
roads completed will be nearly or quite
doubled. In the case Of Dubuque the
matter is reduced to a certainty that
our II miles will reach $50 miles be-
fore another twelve months are passed.
Dubuque Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
DENTAL.
-
JULIUS CHESERR0UCW
0AntA1 aanr~~-

MOULD respectfully inform the inhsh,tants of
~ Davenport and vicinity that he has openSi a.
once directly over tho Davenport Gas 90 o. IN e.
WINS Block Perry, between Third and Fourth st's
Tor the Transaction VI Mechanical and Den
sistry In all Its branches. Having received instruO
cns from, and during the rest year been associated
wth one OF the most able practitioners In the Dast he
feels confident that any operations entrus ed 10 him
viii De executed In careful and skillful manner =
He VIII be most happy 10 show any who may favor
him With call, hts recommendation which Are q
the highest character; and would invite the moss
critical examination upon oil work commit I'd n hae
hends All operations registered and warranted. =
He eolicits share Of the public patronage and tahss
paeesare In submitting the foYowicr Testimonial:
NEW LOHpoH, Oct. -, 1857.
This may certify that Dr. J. Chesebroueh hss BEEN
during the past year, he has operated With me In M
once. In his professional ability have the ercatess
confidence, and cordially recommend him 10 anv
wIsnlns such services ~ those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. SHnYFIRLD.
And also IN referring 70 Messrs.
9. T. 4 o. Shepard, Hon =. W. wilnsms.
~, learned, Dr. W. W. eAemsld.
Hon BbeneseT Learned, q Learned,
". Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel Huntinston.
" Browne, DR. w Stoddayd,
ofNew IOodon, Conn also ~
Dr. bsfrows' u d Burrows,
Hon Cannon, DR. Baker,
Dr Wthervax, Rev MsSon
wn 11rlsy so. ne.rs Osok q Sargent.
~ barrow Rec, ~ A Remington,
1BWoodvsrd. hF Mast,
CIV Smith, RMerwin,
~ Si.ymakess " Bailey. fHses
~ Aasouns sfhas Powers
Joe ID"bsse. no Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
FORSALEORLEASE
Fer Sale.

ONn hundred and twenty Building lots In N
SAdditlon 70 The town 0f Port Byron,
Tnsse lots arc eligible aud handsomely situa.ed -
~ eank Of the Mississippi They vii be SOLD On rss-
eonabe te1ms.
Ior particulars inquire Of Aessrs Durfss, Pratt Z
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers Rsa LeClsire
VI f JOHN T. KING,
Dand Agent. No So Brady street
" Also. numberless desirable pieces Of lana In
and near the cities Of Davenport and LIE Clairc ana
near Port Byron. novs0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

The subjoined extracts from the
amusing book entitled "knitting work !:
A Web Of Many Textures-Wrought
by Ruth Partington," may serve to
amnse our readers : Speaking of Ike,
she says:
ike is remarkably fond of turkey,
and the hug me-close and the merry
thought he is as much attached to,
almost, as if they were a part Of him
self. "Bless me-" said Mrs. Parting
ton, at table, on Thanksgiving Day,
looking at the boy, whose face was as
greasy as that of a New Zeslander,
"why, yon look like gravy-image,
dear, and your face shines like the
rory-boraIius." with this differ
ence," said old Roger, winking at the
Brahmin "the aurora borealis APP
pears in fair weather, but this in fowl"
The Brahmin, by motion of his long
beard, was supposed to smile, and a
sound resembling "travels in Turkey
and Grease" came from his lips. But
Mrs. Darlington saw not the point.
" You should learn, dear, to bemean
yourself before folks y; because, without
good behavior, a man may be ever SO
imminent for debility, but will never
be inspected" She ceased here, and
baled a spoonful of the stuffing upon
the Juveniles plate, which he took
very kindly. !
Those who listen to some of our
operate performers, will appreciate
the following: 80, +. 800
What a strain that is % said Mrs.
Darlington, As she heard an aria from
Lucia, sung in the highest style by Z
young lady where she was visiting.
" Yes" was the reply, ait is operate"
supper attic, is it?" said she; IL
should think it was high enough to be
on the top Of the house."
: Of patent medicines she thus dis
courseth:
"1m shores he's very kind" said
Mrs. Darlington, as she took out of its
wrapper a box of Hallelyah Pills."
accompanied with the request thai she
should take them for the sake of old
friendship-the agent being an early
acquaintance Of hers. "He's very
kind, but taking them is another thing,
though they are good for al ails that
are impeftinent to the flesh, double
x inclpsibls. Q, ybat .rhslefactofs
these medicine, inch are to the human
family, to be sure! Iremembes . pic
torial expectant oece, that brought up
awhole family Of children, and entirely
cured . gentleman who had been
troubled for Z. great while with Pc
riodical depot. Depssd upon it, sir"
continued she, addressing old Roger,
/. there's SO much virtue in 'em that
everybody will be made vltuous, and
everybody be made over again new,
and thsre'n be no excuse for dying at
ell" The old lady put the box Of pills
up on the top 'shelt ont Of ke's way,
lest be should take them BY mistake,
- he often did the preserved damsons.
They're doubtless purgatory," said
she, getting down ont of the chair in
which she had stood. sWorse than
that l dare say''' 'said Roger, t,utton-
ing up his coat, "for smelt sulphur
in them" He went ont and she won.
dsred what he meant. -. ~ ,
:, She does not believe in: wearing
hoops: SOS aila b lsAtaE}
"Eheuldalt I lsoh ~slli No, dear,
"a, I don't want 70 psftsad TO b
more than ! really On ! aud, Il I havs
% besn made - usAni6eta - ssms,
] DEM vest 70 49, D1Resaiens %
Aoavsu i6s eel na11s1 - - lasges,
||'s',ysii ti:s.I:s ! ! : e Z; s.;
an - is;,kz&.a ~ NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

VERY LEARNED.-In our observa-
tons on the candidates, we alluded to
the fact that Kirkwood betrayed great
greenness in National matters. We
are now more confirmed in this fact
to wit that he is ignorant. The o.
tumwa Courier says that X. "alluded
lin answer to Dodge to the new
born love for Henry Clay on the part
of those men alive, who in one breath
landed to the skies the author of the
Missouri Compromise" &c. In the
first place the compromise originina-
ted in the Senate, Clay was in the
House. In the next place he could
not have taken . very active part in
its adoption, as he was speaker9 the
House at the time, and his vote i
heither recorded for or against the pro-
position. The COuvie Ind Kirkwook
viii please take notice. Ind be inform
ed next time.-Deus. Clarion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
I" DEMocRATIc c1laUE3p

With its usual spirit Of unfairnsss
and dislike for the truth, the Gazette
OF yesterday notices the large and en-
thusiastic Democratic Club Meeting of
Saturday night = = movement of =
" Democratic Clique" The editors Of
the Cassie having been 70 long accus-
toned 70 cliqps mestings and packed
conventions II their own party, that
tAsy aassss eissgisss thaA ~ Dame.
ssaasvctk any di4sssnt!y. = thiA = in
N anilat 49, ~ iiaAgs ealy NJ.
sAhse IN sea6s NhaA ~ iAew = u
80 &s1s DpAeg0la Dngle ~ ~
40 ~ ~ ~ -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

WOODS HAIR REsToRArIvE.-Amons al prep
araions for the hair that have been introduced as
iufallihle, none has given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rative now hss. His Restorasivs has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested IT. prosSunce it
peerless astacle. They nnd where the hair is thin
ned, that u crss4es a fresh srowth-thas It fully
r4tores the vesssAtive power Of the Foets on the
dsnuded places, snd causes the bres a ghoot forth
auew-that It desolvss and removes dahdrnG, pre-
vents graness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually superv.ned, gives rich
lustre, imparts the softness and exibty Of silk to
he hair. and keeps it always luxurant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
Hair Dye -1eir DysE 4sir. Nel

WI. A. sAA18 III
Tho Original and Bsst IN the wosIdi
~ others srs ners nitaaises, - shta,1. -
avoided, II yoa v,sh 70 sscape rt9fuit CO. "a
W 0RAY, RID, Or AUs1Y HA1 1yed ina4satir3e
bsantifui and Natural Brown Or Black. without the
Ieast Injury 70 hair Of s1in. - re- =" .aisrs
VIyfxBn MEDALS and DlpL0MAS hsys bssa
awarded to Wa a Daaahelor sinss 1eeo, anA evss
oo0oO asp,iaatioAs Asvs bssa naAe - ~ -nsls =
HI patrons o. his famous Dya .ra sga4ts4 ! a.
IN 4 Daaehseesas Haas - prsdasss oo,ss -
y y distinsuisAed fss0 natasas ed = vAnaAus.
. ~ a iajaes y Ne ,eaps, Asvsvss lsae y ~
y eoatiaus1. snA he ~ eobete - ~ ~ solep
llsl ~ nals iayloea1sl ~ IA1ete tAlssslsol1
-
mn, ~ q ssgl1p1 - ! pasets nepO 4 ~
~ oU1aeso, ~ 1o11w1o, tee tssh
f.all =, r 80 - 49, ! = = nhmss1sA'
as ] sill : : =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

4 female passenger on the Rome aud
w.ssrtoyn R.ilresa. Hey York: fey days
:bo.s sisv% os.ss ia q. tie a. , s;sa
ov. Inning 4 lnatsntly. The inha.sn sst
W., vas zen y tie orakenfa Tie train vas
te Adsns 0sntfs vhess he weaaa W.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

yax project Of establishing city railvAys
10 that city. I.ppea,s that about sixty
citizens have obtained On Injunction and
stopped the sale Of the right Of way. the OBJ
jsst being to test the authority Of the city
to grant the privilege 70 any one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16


A FRANK WrNssa.-At . resent session
Of the Recorders Court Of this city, wit.
ness who was saloon keeper. was put up
on the stand. who told some very plain
truths, that In became necessary for the
other side to overcome. Accordingly the
Attorney made preparations for . rigid
eross-examination. Putting on oil the dig.
nifty of which be was possessed. he waited
until the witness Was turned over to him,
and then commenced:
Atternsy-Witness. what is your busi-
Witness-Butchsring. q
Attorney-What do you butcher : RI.
Witnsss-Ths human species. ,
Attossey-And may ask, cir. with what
weapon you butcher mankiud
Wituess-RAd whisky.
Il is unnecessary IA add that the sttoraay
dee3lnAd putting any further questions. and
the witness retired amid shouts Of Laughter
thAt required long-eontinued rappinQ bv
the SherihNo suppress -Dstyoit Nee P,ess,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

:. Cor, -Farsosr.-Col ! Frsmonts family
end household sts si<ampsd upon the top
Of Mt. Bullion, 5000 fest above Bear Val.
ley, Cal, and about $500 feet above tide
water. The atmosphere 1t this point i
very comfortable during the hot season
The spring ct which they are encamped ID
the restst u grizzlies, and dispute regard.
ing the water privilege 10 quite likely "a
arise between these beasts and the present
sQuattsrs during the summer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

Osw ecgssic Executive Committee.
De6locratlc County Convention.

The Democrats OF Scott county vtll most In Dele
gate Convention .. the Court uouse In the city Of
aport.psWsdnssday. ths 1Ath day Of S-ptember.
1859 q twoe'aosk N, FOR the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates. TO b. voesd for q the general cleo
ton which takes place ON the nth Of October 1889
s.Wit:
One 0eWaf0r.
TAres Representatives..
County Nudge.
RseOrdsy 4 1rs0svrm.
Surveyor
eo1n-y Superintendent Of Public Sc ooois.
CorOnSv.
DvsiR0ge C0mmtsst0Nsr.
10 accordance with resolution passed st the
County Convention, held July 14th, 1868, the ratio
Of representation for the different Townships will
be: One Delegate for sseh Townshp, and one I'd.
disonai delegate for every twenty Democratic votes
cast st the last 0ubsmstional election.
BY Order OF
August. 3. 1859 THE C0UpTY oOAAITrH, -
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NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS

lNL w dDV w lOlLM 10
TIE IOWA STATE ALMANAC !!
AND srATIsrIoAL RkslsrsR Fon 1860.
TNH1 undersigned propose 20 issue n or tefore the
l. first OF January, 1850 = work entitled Is fol-
lows:
The E0sca State film aNac
siatisiical Register for 1850,
OF which the Copy-Rleh% has been secured. and
arrangements made for the earliest practic, ble pub
licstion sud distribution.
The ALMAxAcsS REGISTER Is designed to I'm.
brace Historical -tch o: the Territory and State
Of Iosa; lists " Governors aad &eaeA On,csrss Snd
Judiciary from the orginizatico offhe state TO the
presen! tine; the number and names Of Counties,
dates OF orsanzaton ,Oount and population;
name. OF County O6cers Tables Of Census aeturns
and Popular Woes OF 1859: Poet OGces and
Pos'-Ma-ters; Literary and ate Institutions
New-p pers, Railroads Orders; Churches Stage
and Express % q r atscrms Of eoitical tarties,
and large OF other Historical and Statistic.
al matter, which may be OF for state reference
together with th2 National Platforms, President's
| Cabinet and judiciary Of the o 8; Members Of the
Sch Congress, &c.
In the compilation Of this work, the editors have
in view this supply Of want Iorg felt BY all classes
OF osr citizens for convenient comp ndium OF this
ehafActer ana hope In the prosecution ana compile
ton OF this design, to secure an earnest co-oppeFs-
ton throughout all sections Of the State, and such
encouragernen.s will lead to ntinuance.of the
Almsnac and Kegister IS an annual stdnddSd work
Crefersnce.
Astois publication will attain very large crcula-
fion in the State, far exceeding that OF airy other
periodical publish in T., II on rs m invaluable
Medium for advertising. and limited nsmber OF
Professional and Business Cards will bs inserted q,
tie following orices lin advance:) Quarter page, -
half page $40; full page, $40.
The price Of the work las been fixed at twenty
I've cents rer single copy, or Twenty Dollars pei
hundred and orders accompanied BY the Cash, ID
dressed to tho unde rsigned At Iowa City or Davsn.
port, will receive prompt attention, and the re-
| qured number o. copies forwarded
| The postage the work viii be cents.
I'd. EA6sL, Davenport Iowa.
b. H. SYLVESTER, Iowa City, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

u Persons afflicted with the Fever and Agus
should not spare either time, trouble expense to
procure Dr.. HOssetter's Celebrated Bitters,
whose benehcent effects upon the human system has
been clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down in short space Of time by this dreadful curse.
whose cheeks are wan and mesgre, and whose nights
are sleepless and restless, and whose eyes are dim
and sunken, with death staring them in the face,
this compound must prove BLESSING; snatchng
them - it were from the very mouth OF the grave.
None know It's true value until they have tested
It. when al others have failed, these Bitters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health. Their pop
ularty in oil the Western and Southern parts should
introduce them TO al families.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, every
where. =.
u See advertisement In another column.
aug6.dAwlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
The Whole W oplA United !..Slck Pee
pley Think !.eAftsr which, AcsI

The Whole W oslA United !..Sick Peo
pie, Thlnk !.sAfter which, Acsg
You'd scarce expect, st this late day
ts With Stastllng cures book to all:
1htS u the caSe, the milton say,
via Ne caees d AeYTlch'oFtu. se-
so They come from last, and North. and West. +.
And with elsd tidiIgs she pabeiS MI,
Because ~ 80 rs sseeps %, ssiess, best,
: Asd superior 70 others is aerri's'' ''l+ :
M Rssss ~ Rants sS1sibv et Asrr
4As4 always gnzs-they never kill .s
.,f 1ho61nnds nov ID their arsves were laid
vesuh me- AsHGsiGka11nI. 49,
.i.sk hi Win .usss sl i. oo, ,.s DER
4 rare discovery oe Datchless skill;
ThelR AaAss-arus
Untu itappss.ed I. Hs,r3ek's PHI.
Yor ysars he's worked "a heal the sick.
~ VIII Joy eiste MS bosom nils;
20 toa1 ~ tbousan1s now re5oice - = =
At the magic powers OF Hersich8s Pills. -.
- HsRRfcx.s nArcHLbss vrcrr ABIs
FAMILY PILLS have fb1nd6ted ne void with
ttelr popularity: Over ave uDilllonS of boxes are
used annually, gaving smployment - eightyAve men
end women TO put them up. Their ea}eG 80 mum.
besed by thousandstleir praises d the tcng6es 81
M. Citissus Of Davenport and eisewhere, haze yot
sver used thS0S Pit up II Dnsiish, 0taafse, Ger
nan and French direetions. LsrYp ,famlly boxes.
= cents ays bgxse f6f a. sofa ssesywhsre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

q. O Cole. Democratic OA6drdsss for Judge Of
the Court of the state Of Iowa. will address
the citizens Of
Davenport, Monday the 18th inst. at 7osl'k p. \.
lie Ciaive, Tuesday the 18th Inst. at o'cpk z. i.
Clinton, Wtdn .sdsy tho nth last. st o'clk 2 ID.
Dewitt, Thursday, the I 6Ah inst. At o'cpk p.
Cedar RapidS. vTidey, 18Th INST. a. 7o'clk r
Lyons, Tuesday the 3Sd Inst. At O'Clock p. .
Nequoketa, Wednesday Path inst. 1t O'cl'k y.
Dubuque Thursday the 18th inst. ct o'elk p. M.
The County Central Committees Of the several
counties ere requested to give immediate public no.
t,cs Of the shove appointments, aud make the neces
sary arrangements for tho meeting.
ny order Of Den. STATE GEN. Coz.