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Kcep il Before the People !!
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLl
REAE ESTATE.

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on SATURDAY, JANLIRY l4h 1850.
sale the highest bidder Courthouse
Il door la Nashville, my
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND
On the Whites Greek, miles north Nashville,
acres OF 100 the other
IJg srrrs The my dwelling and
-Bt. three good springs and lies and level and fronts
"a nCles or Churh Turnpike RoaL The loo
| IL Tor the m part very rich hrs poLion OF splea
AZ lumber and 4 poles the Brick Church Turnpike,
a. a lies nearly sbuare with good Springs.
This Is choice place. we'll worthy the auenelSa Of ell who
desire good PLACES =, ,,,,..,
THRNs-One thid cash the balance and years
ibont ivteres Weh and lien retained Till pay
-, n made deCll-u JOSEPH HIDE.
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the Public Sqaars, oeccrise 81 Array, Gibson Co
Forterms apply 70 Mr. ADAssor
HoFmetIeaIly Sealed Fish, &e.
100 doEsn Fresh ssm8H LObsers aud Maskere pus M IN
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WNTE have t lay the Grosgy
w ". BUTLER and s ksTrH; We styisos.t
arm however, will hsrstofore We
full 10 the community for their hbesa patronage already
slowed, and hope that not fail 10 merit their aado
move dim KIRKPATRICK. Ev-N
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W EsTERDAY morning. Ladyss Gold Anchor
WaTchs with the Of EiEgr8 Fare, Bs1. street.
and the No. 935 in dea Gold Chsin Locset KEY sni PIN
attarhed The Watch lost Pubic Saas
its vicinity The finder vi be suitably rsae b zsrrx
al the BOokstors. No q COLLEGE ssrret. h
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07
Dem ocracv.

From the ncConnelsville (O.) Erqnirer.l
In these days Of modern inventions
and modern innovations, there seems
to be great anxiety manifested by
these restless innovating novices to
usher in something new, to leave the
old landmarks of fame and time-hon-
ored standing in the political as we'll
as in the moral policy Of governmental
administration. These political dema
gogucs are continually going about
and seeking to cmbroil the people in
some trifling differences, and, if posi-
bie to excite two factions, to array sec
ton against section, and State against
State. Such is now the position Of
the leaders aud press OF the opposition.
Anything with them to defeat the de-
mocracy. No difference how absurd,
ridiculous, or inconsistent the measure
may be, provided it is in opposition to
democracy, it will receive their most
cordial support. Such, either through
ignorance or wiltul design, not only
mistake the true political interests Of
the Commonwealth, but labor anx
iously to lead others from the path Of
political rcctitudc. The only true
theory in the administration Of gov
eminent is and must be DEMOCRATIC.
1t is the spirit inculcated by democ-
racy that worked out our freedom from
the usurpations of the Crown, aud it is
the same indomitable spirit now that
maintains that freedom. 1t has wrought
out and built up fer us great nation,
and powerful, not only in fame, but in
statue and in intellectual and moral
greatness. In all these respects it has
been foremost in the work. 1t has
prepared the way. 1t contides the in
terests Of the people to the people, and
proves, to demonstration, the impor-
lance of educating the masses, and
producing an equality of privileges.
This broad platform is its basis. De-
mocracy always seeks the welfare Of
the masses. All are the recipients Of
its favor. It alone is the basis Of free
dom. 1t is the power that defines the
rights Of man. All other powers or in
fluences are but mere speculations.
The idea that opposition to Democracy
is freedom, is farce. 1t cannot be.
The genius Of language does not admit
of such q construction. Republican
ism or any other ism, aside from De.
mecracy is not freedom. Freedom and
tyranny cannot dwell together. Do
mocracy is freedom; therefore, what
ever opposes democracy opposes free
dom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07
European Armam ents.

Belgian paper makes some calcu-
lations with reference to the expenses
of maintaining the armies Of the Eu
ropean States, the result of which is
that the soldier cost annually each in
habitant of England Us Cd France,
los lOd Russia, 6s Cd; Austria, IS
5 Lid Prussia IS 5 I'D. 1t appears
from his table that the cost OF the
English soldier is the greatest, and
that Of the Prussians the least, though
the latter country has expended on its
army since 1915, the period Of the
general prince, no less than 1900 mil
lions of tahlcrs. The revenue of tins
State, derived from imposts, shows an
annual payment by each individual
into the exchequer Of 2Os l0d. The
maintenance of their armies in time of
peace costs the countrys of Europe an
nually f73,6S7. 500; total, col ,0ll,-
ESQ. These figures, it must not be
forgotten, only represent what exists
in a state Of peace. When war occurs,
fresh expenditure of course is immedi-
ately incurred for Munitions of war,
equipments, the transport Of men and
horses and provisions. This expendi-
turc is reckoncd by millions. But
how are we to calculate the loss sus-
tanned by agriculture and commerce,
by the withdrawal of 80 many strong
arms from usefnl labor? At present,
the peaceful armies of Europe amount
to no less than 5,7O5,OOO, and the
navies to 10000; making total Of
5,9l5,0O0 men. This number is, in
fact, Is per cent. Of the male adult
population Of Europe, withdrawn from
the pursuits Of industry, and constantly
maintained under arms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

The Council Bluffs Pssss says thst
hailssones leur inches in circumfsrsece
Ssrs recently picked up in the streets
Of Council Bluffs.
The STANDARD ssys that ZOE teams
passed through Dewitt, homeward
bound from the "Gold Nines," on
Monday last.
Tie editors Of the two newspapen
10 Dewitt, have got each other by the
ean. Politics are ont Of the question,
and personal matters come in. One
charges the other with several little
didoes, aud the latter now offers the
former the sum Of 5000, in current
funds, cash in hand, il he will prove it;
and further AIDA that il he don't prove
it, or attempt to, be viii make him
suffer for il.
Iowa Co.-The census of Iowa
countyfoots up as follows: 3,7s7 males;
1911 females; 1915 acrcs Of land
improved !; 97,37l nnimproved; ~
acres sorghum $500 gallons sorg-
hum molasses manufactured; 8,l4S
acres wheat; s2,457 bushels Ct wheat;
1924 acres of corn /; 342, 800 bushels
corn 1927 hogs, sold for $2s,7s
9s,lO7 pounds of butter made; 9,ls6
pounds cheese 1872 pounds Of wool
raised. Total population 7.o9s.-
Marengo Visitor.
The editor of the Muscxtine Journal
is off on wedding tour. Writing
home to his paper he says, he is living
in constant " strawberry and cherry
festival" That pretty good; but he
will get over it by the time he has got
up two or three matrimonial squabbles.
.OLD SETrLERs.-The Old Settlers oil
Burlington held their Anniversary on
the lst., in the afternoon, At Old Zion
Church. Hon. w. Thompson deliver
ed the Anniversary Address, and
Benton j. Hall, Esq. read poem
Several good old fashioned tunes were
sung, and the party adjourned to meet
at Grimes Hall in the evening for q
dance.
The Lyons Mirror comes to us this
week, enlarged and in an entirely new
dress, which sets in becoming man
ner. There is no better looking sheet
in Iowa, as far as typographical execa
tou ia concerned. The only bad fea-
,ure about it is its politics, which arc
Republican Of dark dye.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

WOODS HAIn R8sTORATyvB.-Ameng al prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced IS
infslliple. none has given the sati,faction or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto-
rstive nov has. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. wherever they have tested II, pronounce ia
peerless article. They end, whore the hair Is thin
ned. that It crestes fresh grow:h-that II fully
restores the vesetAtive power OF the roots on the
denudsd places and the 1brss to shoot forth
snew-that it desolvss and removes dsndruf, pre-
vents grsyness restores the hair 10 its original color
when grayness has actually supervised, gives . rich
u.tre imparts the softness ard aexibiy Of silk to
the hair and keeps always iuxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

The success of the French Loan OF
$500, 0O0,0 900 francs Was very great
Gahgnani's Messenger of the 18th inst,
says:
The crowd OF persons DESTROYS Of
subscribing to the five hundred mill
ions continues to be greater than ever.
Yesterday, before the officers opened,
the line OF persons waiting at the Min
istry of Finance, many OF whom had
been there all night, extended CON-
pletely around the building. Addition
al Offices have been opened in the old
barracks Of the Assumption, and at the
Credit Mobilier in the Place Vencome.
The subscription to the loan amount
ed on the 10Th TO 2O0,000,000 francs,
although there are still seventeen dc
partments from which complete
advices have not been received.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBRCU II
Dental 011rgooxa,

- t
JULIUS CHESEBR Oh,
Dental surgeon,
VLyOULD respectfully infovn the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
wins Block, on Perry, between Third and Fourth ss
tor the transacton Of Mechanical and Oper alive Dn
tistry In al Its branches Hating feoeived instfuc
til FROM and during the rsst year been associated
wth one OF the most able practitioners In the Dast be
feels confident that any operations entruS ed 10 him
will be executed In . careful and skillfu manner
He viii be most happy to show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon oil work committed 70 his
hands. All oper atoms registered and warranted -
lie solicits share u the pdit rstro7ssr and takes
plsssursiu Submitting the fo'icwifg testimonial:
NEW LoEpos, Oct. -, 1851.
This may certify that Dr.. J. Chesebrough has been
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, he has operated With me In my
once. In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, snd cordially recommend him 70 any
wishing such services ~ those OF careful sndak
ful Dental Operator. WV. oHBEFIDlD.
And also In referring TO Aessrs.
@. T. q O. Shepard, Hon +. W. Williams,
p O. lssrned, DR. W. ". Hhefneld,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, q Learned,
Or. Lewis Beta. Rev Daniel nunt,uston.
3 " Browne, DR. w Stoddayd,
Of New London, Conn also 70
DR.. Bsrrows, I'M D burrows,
Hon Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. witherwax, Rev Mason,
WI 0urey 1sq., Asssrs Cock 4 Sargent.
lev d Packard, D6 True.
4 y Barrow ESQ, VA Remington,
B b woodward, AZ Mast,
FL s'::a.l.,, Nv saii.y. ts.s.
Aev Hagoun, Chas Powers
Jos LanbEits, Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07
SACK the Historian.

Jack Hale is a great historian. He
makes history to suit every political
emergency. At this late Black Re
publican celebration of Jeffersou's birth
day in Boston, he made q speech in
which he said
"He honored him (Mr. Jefferson) -
the author of that glorious ordinance
of 1897. In 1884 he endeavored to
establish the ordinance, but he failed !;
in 1885 he again tried, and again fail
ed in 1886 he again failed once
more, which only served him the
stronger for his attempt in 1887, when
he succeeded" Applause.
Now the true history of this mat
ter is very different from Jacks histo-
~. The veteran "Old South" CORES.
pendent Of the Portsmouth Gazette who
was . supporter Of Jefferson when he
was President, states in . few words.
He truly says the whole action upon
the, subject Of that GLORIOUS ordi-
nance" took plaee.in the old Continen-
tai Congress, acting under the articles
Of the confederation, before the adop.
ton Of the Constitution. On the 9TH
Of July, 1884, Jefferson sailed from
Boston for France, and arrived in Pa
RE on the 9th Of August, and did not
return to the United States until the
latter part Of 1889! How then could
ne have tried in 1885, and again 10
1888, and still again in 1897, ITO e.
tablish the ordinance" y asserted BY
Aale I he, Vas mot in the countrv dn-
nag ssthes ct thoss ysan Z Hsw
shameful Il ID tors Uaieed 0tats oen.
:. ases Y chow hiaeelf = isnssAat e
Ne Aistes1- af-iha ASoHtry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

since tenerat Douge 0ecllnee being o can
didate for the nomination Of Governor, the
Iowa State Democrat is out in favor Of Judge
Mitchell, Of Davenport. for the position
Mr.. Mitchell may, for aught We know, be q
good man for tho office; but II we have
been rightly informed be can hardly he
CALLED Democrat. We have in our party
Democrats who have worked early and
late, and who have always been consistent
party men, without taking up with those
who have just been converted. Wemay be
misinformed in regard to Judge Mitcheli's
pact hist6ry--if so, we could have no oh
lection TO his nomination; but II, as we have
been told, he has always been identified
with Incorporation, we certainly would not
feel like supporting him. We have no
objection to Davenport or Scott county
having the candidate, II he is all right on
the party issues Of the day We could sup.
port Judge Grant, Of Scott county, and
think him as good candidate for Cover
nor - has been named in the State Cedar
Democrat.
In the above article the editor Of
the Democrat but speaks his honest
convictions, and he is entitled to his
opinion in the matter. The facts are,
Judge Mitchell was, (up to the time
when the temperance question became
the test question, in this State,) an
able member Of the Wing party, but
finding that the party in which he had
received his political education, was
fast corrupting itself by unholy ALI
spces, and thus bringing on sure and
swift decay, he formally took leave OF
that party and formally joined the
ranks Of the Democracy, where ever
since he has been sound, upright and
ardent co-laborer.
-Four friend Of the Democrat knows AZ
well as We do, that between the old
Wing and Democratic parties there
we're none of those issues which have
been trumped up by the copglomerate
opposition party Of to-day, over which
and about which they wish to quarre
with the Democracy. The old Wing
party was National party, as now is
and ever was the Democratic party
and their ideas on the main issue
which the Republicans of to-day raise
were one anc the Same. "On the par
ty issues Of the day." our friend and
the public generally, may rest assured
that Judge Mitchell is "all right ant
that he ranks among the most abb,
and prominent Democrats of Iowa.
Such the Democrats of this count,
consider him, and such he really is.
In bringing the name of this man be
fore the public - candidate for Cover
nor, We but enunciatc the feelings ant
desires Of large portion of the De
mocracy Of the State. He will MAKE
astrong ran and We hope that b,
will be put on the track and elected.
The allusion Of our cotempora-
~ to Judge Grant, 10 happy one, bu
there 10 another Office which that gen.
tleman should honor, and which v,
mention elsewhere in this paper.
The people Of Scott county expect
that their claims.will not be disregard
ed nnless = better man can be found il
the State, which 10 extremely doubt
ful.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

Posi- OFFICE RETRENCHMENT.-Thc
Washington Constitution. in a sum-
mary of the items of retrenchment
effected by the Post Office Depart
ment, since the 14th of March last,
shows the aggregate annual saving to
be $l,l5l, Oo2; and states that by tho
refusal of the Postmastcr-Gcncral to
put into operation the 6s8 routes crea-
ted in 1858, Gncluding the Puget
Sound and St. Paul route,) but for the
support of which no appropriation was
made, the further sum of at least .
half million OF dollars has been saved
to the public treasury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

NOvs For every fraction over forty an addition
81 delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention Ii called to the . ction Of the
Dsmocraso state Conventions for several past years
prohibiting al representation by proxy votes.
rhs several County Central Committee. are ssps-
oisy requested TO soc that county meetings be held
Fcs the purpose OF sending delegates.
Jas A. WILLfAAB0H,
CA'n State Dem. Es. Com.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07

ANoTHER CANDiDATE.-The Lyons
1ayocote, has chosen Bernhard Hem,
Esq, OF Jefferson Co.. as candidate for
the Governorship. 1t is perfectly
right to bring out the names Of the
prominent men in the State. There is
in the Democratic party Of this State
a large number Of men who are we'll
qualified for the station of Governor,
and from that number we must choose
a man, and place him in the pos,tion
which has been dishonored long
enough.
We have some time since expressed
our opinion as to the man of our choice,
and we hope to see him successful.