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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
Merchants and Shippers.
HANNIBAL B. sT. JOSEPH "a. "a.
ksSa ann

EazC
Are BOW prepared to give Through Bills
Of L&ding Tor the delivery Of Goods at
Counsn Blaas or other points on the Ms
souri, river from New York, Boston, Phil
odslphia, or other Eastern Cities, at sSsci-
fed gs5es.
Merchants buying Goods In St. Loais,
Chicago OF the East, viii fad Il 10 their
advantage BY addressing OF calling Oh me
at St. J0ssph, Mo.
] E, BARROW, Agt.,
Hannibal & s.. Joseph Railroad.
July Q, 1889. 5m
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ties Ia sha Dlskyics Gsusts Ii Casa, Adnnss
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July n. 1853. Il
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RAIr. ROADS
20 MAAEs sTAasENG SAVED
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Taking these special appropeiA&i oas
amounting 10 SI6, ,e20 06 from 8llsy642-
90, the SUM total expended by the State,
is leaves - the actual, ordinary State
sxpenaea SoE khs swo years snding Nov,
1854, shs sum Of $l0l ,622 81.
Thls prsssass you wish che Democrat
10 records and now We turn 20 tAat Of
our Repablioan friends.
The Auditors report Of Nov., 1866,
az havs before ssased, shows thas chs
total expenditures Of shs State adminis-
sgasion aaring ths lass two ysavss COM
msnsing Nov, Sle54. and ending Now,
1855, Aa0ansed u he san Of e256 s 10
al, and shat oK khis sum thaFa was ex-
vaassssaN Rae
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P. Ss--0ol., wish We could give ron
our xots, cat here, for Lisas. GOvurnog.
| know we could give you rig rHoUsASD
mAyomlxYs certain. / haye dons myself
the pleasure 20 get the city bosrd Of di-
reet0rs 10 yose yoa fcuE lots Ia she city
Of AuraSia, cash los 68xi32 feet, and /
san assure zoe, COL, thas ahsy viii bs
vaia&hlss - The geld rsgien lays north
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-09-14

ssRspors 60 sha Gsaerai Asssmbly as lie
regular session, AssA VI zach eaher times
as ID may rauaiRs eomplaka statement
Of shs EsEanuey SRnds, inscme, taxAbls
property, and other resources Of the
ssaEs, snd of chs property of the State
known TO his ones, ard ef tie psbgseI
Tsusnases assd expenditures of sks NatsI
siaes his last rspogss asp 10 EAs 6gaf Mosa-i
dag Of Novsus6eY pgsesdiaQ AacA regular
sessioa, seilk 6esnitad saEigals Of tAs
sspeadasRrm to BE- defSsyed fraaa aks
Treasury for kAs ssswaag sspo ysarsy
specifying each nbisss Of sxpaadisRrs,
and distinguishing bstweea such as are
provided Tor by appropriations, and
snch ~ Eegutrs 70 be provided for.s
Nov khesa pgovisaoas C the code im-
posa apon ths AndisoR rs folIowiag du-.
tiea
1. To ssssls ard aadis si1 siaims
| aRaiu6s sha State
3. TorspoFa 10 ne 0smssal ASSEMBLY
n sonplses statszaent al ths public FsS-
annss and expeuaisugss og The State
since his las sspasAs - % khs &Rsa Moa-
day Of Noyemhas pssoeaiag sash Eaga-
lar session.
3. And alse Ii his rspors ts mako
and ssa fnFsk d detailed ssgimate a tie
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

Snow storm Of fifteen minutes duration
prevailed at Florida. Mass, on " ednesday'
and nearly whitensd the ground.
IT il authoritstively stated that the
amount Of money RENTED home by Irish
men resident 10 Am.rics. the last year. for
the purpose Of s.ei-stiLg their friends to
emierate vas o., 800 1000. The ten proceed
ing years the amount RENTED vas $49,.
$4,000.
A eorrespondent Of the New York Err
press Who recently paid visit to the Bank
Of England, ssys:
There Vas one item which learned
from The bank, decidedly gratifying TO my
national pride. Not single piece Of Amer.
lean peDer which laid over during the late
panic now remains unpaid. This ssys Mr.,
Elsev. the Governor, cannot be said Of any
other nation on the earth.
The Spanish titled Aristocracy. according
to one Of the jouruale, consists OF princess
So dukes, 6s9 marquises. SAC counts, "a Wis.
counts and IS barrons. The American ii
tlad ari.tocracy consists Of 1927 captains
l49, l6O col. nels. 1O2, BAG majors. 4,S2l gen
erals. 526 ex ellencies, 81 1926 honorables
s74 $50 deacons, 46,l96 able editors and
baron.
Tus following 10 the declaration made BY
n. Victor Hugo. in reference to the amnes-
ty proclaimed by the Emperor Of the
French
Nobody will expect from me that ! car
grant. in what concerns myself, moment
TO the thing called an amnesty. As France
10 now situated, . prote4 I, absolute. intlexi-
bic and eternalis my duty. Faithful to tb'
engagement which made in my conscience
| viii share to the last the exile OF liberty
When liberty returns. l will return. Vic
tor Hugo. Guernsey. Hautevills House
Aug, Is. 80"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

The Edinburgh (Pa) Alleghe"'a"
gives the particulars Of very important
case Just decided by Judge Tsy lor, Of
Cambria county, relative to what con
stitutes a marriage. Ia 1856, Miss
Emma Kimmell, a young aud v'rtuous
lady, residing at Johns,owo, was Sc
duced by young man named iheo-
dore Barnett, under PROMISE OF mar-
riage. The young man failing to make
good his promise, and Miss h'm"el'
being under tweuty.oue years Of age,
she sought to redress her grievances
and punish the offender BY criminal
prosecution. Accordingly she made
information against Barnett for seduc-
ton. In 1858, when the case came
up for trial, the parties had settle
meut and by leave Of Court, "e''e
Dro.eoui was entered. This settlement
was effected by Barnett executing to
Miss Kimmell judgement bond, con-
ditioued that he would marry her III
.ixtv DAYS from the 9th day Of June
1883. or in default thereof, pay her
the sum Of three hundred dollars. 10
this bond one David Hamilton was
suretv. and Immediately after its exc
cu.ion a statement was filed and judg-
ment entered for the amount, IN the
Court of Common Pleas Of this coun-
ty. When the sixty days we're about
70 slapse, Barnett aud the young lady
met BY appointment; the Rev. 5. s.
Bsbcock, \ Methodist clergyman, Of
Johustown, was sent for; and the par
ties were duly joined in the "hoiy
bonds Of matrimony, in the presence
OF several witnesses.
Immediately after the ceremony was
performed, the husband left the wife,
and has never since cohabitated with
her, nor in any manner provided for
her necessities. Ilamlton's counsel
then asked tor a rule to show cause
why the judgment should not be
marked satisfied" whcreupon the
Court directed an issue to try whether
tho terms Of tho bond had been COM
ulied with. The case went before
Jury, and the evidence for Hamilton
was, that Barnett in marrying the girl,
had complied with the conditions OF
the bond, and his surety ought to DO
released. On the other hand, it WAS
10 evidence that Barnett had left the
wife Immediately after marriage; that
he had never performed any OF the
duties devolviug upon him a. a hus-
band that he declared that no never
intended and never would live with
her, or provide for her wants. Judge
Taylor charged the jury that, If they
believed from all the evidence in the
case, that the marriage at the time
was q concerted scheme and trick, on
the part Of Barnett, entered into with
out any intention to live with her, AID
discharge the duties Of a husband, but
to leave her as soon as the ceremony
was over, and did leave her, it was not
a compliance with the condition upon
which the judgment was confessed,
and that therefore they should find for
the plaintiff. The jury retired, aud
after the absence of few minutes re-
turned with verdict for the plaintiff,
for the amount Of the judgement enter
ed. with interest. and costa. 1t is
probable the case will DO taken to the
Supreme Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
0syuan 0lsis IL Caiifosnio.

The San Francisco correspondent CT
the New York Tribune writes, under
date Of August goth, IS folIows:
The Germans Of this city held .
meeting last week, to take measures to
put stop to tue importation Of dane
ing girls from Germany. Large NUM-
bers Of German gir.s, from IL to IL
years Of age, are now employed 10 this
State at low dancing houses, which are
open every evening and free to oil.
These places are frequented BY men OF
coa,se manners, who dance with the
girls, and At the end Of each piece,
each man 10 required BY custom to
take bis partner to the bar and treat
her, the two drinks costing 25 ccnts.
1t is expected that the girls will accept
every offer to dance. Acquaintance,
neatness Of dress, or gentility of con-
duct, is not expected in the men part
ners. During the daytime, the girls
20 about the streets, usually in couples,
playing the tambourine or ACCORDION,
and singing at the doors Of grog shops,
or inns, where they demand two bits
cash payment Of every bystanler. Oh
course these girls are exposed to mary
temptations, and it is . matter Of won
der how we'll they guard themselves,
aud how faithful they are to their
employers. The latter make contracts
with the parents in Germany to pay a
large price, varying from 81 to IS PIT
day, for the girls, during 4 period Of
several years, and to pay their passa.
gcs to California and back. These
contracts are usually faithfully kept by
the employers, and the girls rarely
break their part of the bargain. 1t is
the interest Of the employer to prevent
the girls from falling to the lowest
grade of humanity, for if they should
so fall, they would desert him and de-
prive him of his profits 60 he manag.
es to keep two or three girls together,
and make them serve as guardians for
each other and their comparative
success deserves to bc set down as q
psychological wonder, due perhaps
rather to the phlcgmatic inertia Of
GERMANY than to the active virtue oil
humanity. Most Of the girls come
from Hanover and the vicinity oil
Bremen, and they are to be sent to all
parts of the State. Several Of them
we're arrested in this city day before
yesterday, and an effort will be made
to have them sent 10 the House oil
Refuge. The German meeting re.
ferred TO passed resolutions, and re-
quested the Consuls Of the various
German States to address their govern.
ments on the subject Of the dancing
girls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
How Q Poor Boy Became . ~ orch NJ

Children, anu OiueT peESous AZ wei',
ought always to speak the truth, from
a love of doing right and loathing Of
wrong. But it sometimes strengthens
upright aims to know that honesty is
the best policy, and one who uniform
lily adhcres to the truth, is certain in
the end to prosper. The following
story, from the New York Chronicle,
has = moral for our young readers:
Two country lads came at an early
hour to market t, WI, and arranging
their little stands, sat down to wait
for customers. One was furnished
with fruits and vegetables of the boys
own raising, and the other with clans
and fish. The hours passed along, and
each little merchant saw with pleasure
bis stores steadily decreasing, and an
equivalent in silver bits shining in his
little money cup. The last melon lay
on Harry's stand, when a gentleman
came by. and placing his hand upon
it, said
"What fine large melon. think
must have this for my dinner
What do you ask for it, my boy :"
1.-THE melon is the last I have, sir,
and though it looks very fair, there is
an unsound spot on the other side"
said the boy turning it over.
$50 there is,'' said the man; II
think l will not take it. But" he
added, looking into the boys fine open
countenance, lis it very business like
to point out the defects Of your fruit
to customers
ut 10 better than being dishonest,
cir" said the boy modestly.
You are right, my little fellow {;
always remember that principle, and
you will find favor with God and man
also. You have nothing else ] wish
for this morning, but I shall remember
your little stand IN the future. Arc
those clams fresh !" be continued,
turning to Ben Wilson's stand.
"Yes, cir, fsesh this morning. /
caught them myself" Vas the reply |;
and > purchase being made, the gen.
tlemsn went bic way,
.aHsrry. what 4 fool you wss 70
show TIE spot ia the melon. Nov you
caa take Il home for your pains, or
throw h away. How snAch wiser d hs
about those olams / caught yesterday.
Sold them q the same pIiss I did tie
lfssh nnss, 10 would never hays
lssasA n Ne uslsa satl h bad soss
AwAy."r, assoas oaas@S.4 -
"Iish, I would ~ tsll 4 10, o. asl
sns either. tbs twlos Whist ] sAsssa
!h;o naesa;Ho. + Ussids1 ! shsll b
hsttsy on II lAs cad, tss1 have ralesd
| 1 svlthNkss and ysA hsvo' losN eA1.n
AnR ~ y proved, thy Ihs asst dsy
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

Fitch in gentlemen Of the Opposi-
ton; We are pleased with Gep. Dodge.
every Democrat iaibe Ststb is, and
the more yon bloxtbe les: wind You
will have.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
THHY DREAD rnR ssnSUIT,

The Black Republican press Of the
State is getting into desperate state
Of mind il REV Of certain defeat that
await the opposition party at the Oc;o-
bet election. and Is making uso OF
every 6tort - counterfeit tho force
which 10 operating 80 powerfully
Axaiast. It. Seeing that tho election
81 General Dodge 10 highly probable,
and that anless he can be set At log
gsrheads With-either the snpposed
Administration or Douglas wing, they
don't care which-the leaders arc pre-
pared to give up the fight and retire
Gom the contest. Aud how to bring
this about 10 she question. Tho plan
b Tho Tho Republican papers Of one
portion Of the State have set up cry
that Gen. Dodge il. the ovtulest Doug
fas msH that ever existed /; that he
don't make move unless he consnlts
Douglas: don't make = speech that i.
aot founded upon . speech of Douglas
and In ans is thoroughly. entirely,
pslpAblN externally, internally and
stesnally . disciple Of Stephen A.Doug-
L.. Another branch Of the Republican
trss 10 cure that Gen. Dodge is . sound
Administration ,nan-ono that hstes
Doaglas - the devil hates holy water !:
swears at morning, noon and night
BY the present occupant Of the White
House. and heartily eschsws any other
policy than that set forth BY ous wor.
ny chief Executive
The one branch elaine that the
esnsral should BE- defeated because hs
. soh a. s.fs! Douglas man: Il
salls upon the Administration Demo.
sfats - scratch bic name from The
dsksA and not jepssdisa their heads
y elscting any 'lach man 10 the
sddes sf Governor The other branch
declares that Gen. Dodge should b
crushed ots bsssuss Of his Admins.
,ras'es ptoelisiBiss, and loudly assert
Mat Il will asvss Dolby any mause o.
nsaas 70 allow a. Administration man
u bic stamp V b crested oossr.or.
AID tina shs matter goes oss por.
Won d The woody pssss. son.sadiat TIE
ytass, sasusA With Aua sas aim--asd
~ y asssat The sobls candidate q
sas DsasAsasy. Bat \ Ii, 10 eject,
~ VA tasuse blsassass sAa blow.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye {!

Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye
VIM A. BAroHELOR's HAIR DYKl
The Original and Best in the World
All others are mtre limitations, and should be
avoided. n you wish to escape rtdicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR DYED Instantly "a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or ekin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and diplomas have been
awarded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
80 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM 4 Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color moi
20 be distinguished from nature, ami IL VARIANT.
ED not to iniure in the least however long II may
be continued, and the III effects Of bad dyes rene
died the Hair invigorated for Life by this splendid
Dye.
Made, sold or applied lin 3 private rooms) At thu
Wig Factory, 2ss Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM A BATcHBLOR,
July1s-wl 2s3 Broadway, New York.
The Whole World United :..Sick Pee
pie, Think !.-After which, Act!
You'd scsrce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to fill;
THIS 10 the Case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrlck'OP PHI.
They come from East, and North. and west.
And with glad tidineS the papers all.
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
AND superior 10 others 10 Herrick's Pill.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mads,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands nov in their graves we're laid
Were IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Eac pill With sugar Is covered DER
rare discovery OF matches ekill;
Their like WAS never seen before.
Until itappesred in Hs,rtk's Pill.
For years he's worked 70 heal the sick,
with Joy este his bosom fills;
For tens o. thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerTick's Pills.
~ HERRICK'S MATCHLISS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity Over ave millions Of boxes are
used annually, giving employing Mt to eighty i've men
and women 10 put them up. Their cores are mum.
bered by thonsands-.hei praises on the tCngues Of
oil. Cltixe Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
used themf Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French direction,. Large family boxes.
- cents i've boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
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VIZ ss8S01 UovMec0 obon We n0ttI0AJ - 0ts e
~ esy - tss foiiswa-g ti;ses and places;
ln1spssIsnos. 6ep>rmosr ~. Spa.
Bslht. September 93c, stxpm
0sbsqss. a,Dtantar u. AT 2pm.
kaOus, Aspt~ Hlher ~, at9pr.
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21ptsu. Sept smter -, At . IN.
Jewa M.y, September ~, At3pm.
W.psals. ssptsmter ~, NJ N.
The osatrAl Comnitsses Of The ssv>eei opuntaa
~ please giss Immediate astiss Of the absvs u
psesiAsats and make the neosssary arranys~sa3
a order ~ tns Democratic
ATAsA CsnrpAx OOxMr4vsH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Wlgs-WigsEWigs.

BACHELORS Wigs and 1oupees surpsss ALL
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting 10 . charm-no turning up betind-no
shrinking Oft The head indeed this Is the only es-
tzblishment where these Thugs properly under
stood and made.
JulI3y-wly 233 Broadway, New York.