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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19

davenport Commercial College,
or,ss,s Block, COT. Third and Perry sss,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCORPORATED IN 1859.
cisl College In Iowa.
--DIRxcT0Rs.-
Hon Sargent. zB lovers, ns&
aviel. Esa Pnervtn, ksq,
les n Dalzei, Esq, IN Grigss, Esq,
Up Coates, ksq. smith, 80
Jno Cannon, Esq, u PAtton, 20.
l. Msckiot, Rsq, Doct Ader.
q L davenport, ESQ, Rev Mason,
II Barrow, ESQ Jno johns, ESQ.
-rAcuLrY.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
v PaArT. Prof. OF Penmsnahip.
I. G BuRw Ell, Prof. OF Mathematics.
N sUYDAm, Asst. Teacher Of Psnnanship and
Book Keeping.
-LECTURBRs.-
d L snoRsY, Esq., and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located here, and we'll known
10 the unity. aud withal DESTROYS Of maintain
ing . reputation f1r esndor and reas0nsbleness. We
do not deem 70 pursue the course so often
taken by Commercial Colleges (and esp ctaly by those
which are only temporarily established, and de isned
10 make . great blow for . fee months ana then
''move on" 10 place. namely, to claim su-
periorry over the whole world, as II there we're no
such things writers accountants, teachers and ex-
perenced business men, out Of the select circle 10
their own school room we, therefore, as heretofore,
make no exaggerated sta EN- ns, promise h0thing
not prepared 10 perform, advertise no teach
ers sctusly engaged, and make no claims We can
not substantiate.
TIKI BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets of books In every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Wholesale and he.
tail Individual, Partnership Joint Stock, and COM
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits
siop Railroad Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
Rrokeragc and Exchange (tWo compiet practical
forms), and ia BANKING the most complete and ap-
proved knO,pn system, ana superior " any other
taught In the West. The course In
PENMANsHIP
Is under the charge Of Mr. W. H. Pratt, Who received
the premium for Pepmsnship and Gard Writing at
the asst State Fair, and vho defes nH c0npettttOT
In Plain or Ornamental Penmanship, Pen Skefch-
ing, Eourishing, Card Writing, or teaching fhoss
branches.
He Is assisted by Mr.. J. N. 6uydam, who has few
equals as practical or ornamental pennsn, or Is q
teae her.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system Of
PBONOGRAPHY
also taught by competent instructors.
ROOus-Tn Griggs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
~ streets. block from the Post Ofre. the room
formerly known - "Gigg,' HALL" with the adjoin-
rooms, VI lighted we'll ventilated and for ming
by far the most convenient, commodiOus ADD best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open at all hours from 2 A NJ till ppm.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
A large and well furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from the Geutlemen's department IL provided
for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
H1-Yor further pa,ticu' ars call at the rooms, or
address J. G. IDPKZ, p.,,c,,.,.
sugis WI PRATT, r'".'ps'''
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RAILROADS


W"1oster .ASvOes0ssoeeSee,
~ and after sunday pee. sth lass, and unsal
Ofurthev notics tratns wll lesve bOa Ssaand daily
Sundays e1cepssd, - Soalows:
list mall train ~ ioD
- freighS LID ~
I'd night express -.
cepeod, - tollOVS:
ii fres~ht tratns a 2.O0P. n.
ID mail tram q Ivy. =.
All trsins over this roeA srein direct eonnexton q
hicaGo With trains both the nichiean Southern
Ntchlgan Central sLure, Fort Wayne and Chics-
- Raal ROsd 70 end from Detroit, Toledo,
Slevelsnd. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk Hulklo Niagara Pals, Albany, HeW York,
PnilsdslDhie. baltimore and Washington. Also q
Ia0ele With trains Of the Illinois Central ROs0-
orth 10 3slsns and South 10 81 Louis and Oairo %
witch places tickets can be procured Of
w. D. 0YemDesle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, B. =. Depot. Rock Island.
Paaeeneers are reminded Of the ec-sstty Of givnG
snct directions - the destination Of their bag
eose also 70 procure tickets before TAKING their sess
IN he cars Is the conductors collect fares Only To sta
oes on the une Of the Chicago ARoct Island rarosd.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendeut.
w. Il. WHnHAH, Asst Oupt.
Rock Island. Dec. 8, l6AS tdtJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
CLOTHING.

Wv j IL 1ANNs
NO TXCE!
A the Scott County Fair is the largest and best
n ever held In Davenport, sois
The Largest and Best Stock
Cloths, Cassismeres 4 Vestimgs,
Suitable for Pail and winter) ever offered In this
market now open at
SAMUEL PEKRY'S,
(s.,re opposite the Post Oce) which will be made up
10 suit customers on short notice, and
Prices in keeping with the Times.
large assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
which will be sold at
= n - t q II N u II 4 @ . - I.
shall continue to manufacture my own Clothing,
thereby givipga
A BETTER GARMENT
For the same money than any Eastern msde goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can also be founi.
Shirts Of all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless variety.
Stocks,
Ties,
Handkerchief,
Stocks,
Suspenders, &C. &C..
A large and splendid assortment OF
Gents Sh wis,
he cheapest ever offered In this market.
All Of which the publ are invited to examine.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PERRY,
sep1S Brady g., oppo Post Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROAD WAY,
COR URANIUM CT NEW vnpY

COR. FRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK,
nFFERS Inducements to MERCHANTS and TOUR
~ ISIS visiting New York, unsurp used by any HO-
tel In tie Aetropo d. The following ere among the
advantages which II possesses, and which viii be ap-
pres isttd BY . ] travellers:
1st cent raj location, convenient to places Of bu.
siness, Is we'll - places of an asement.
81. 6.ru oulously clean. well furnished, and we'll
ventilateJ sleeping ro5ms
ID. Large ana snpsrbly furnished sitting roons,
with msgDifcent Ladies' Parlor, commanding an
extensive view OF Broadway
lth Being Conducted on the European plan, vs-
ors can live In ths best etyle, with the greatest
economy
5th. 1t is connected with
TaylOF's Celebrated Saloons,
where visitors can have their meals, they de-
alre they will b. furnished In their own Hcoms
g. The fare served In the Saloons and Hotel 10 &C.
knovleHged By epcures, to be vastly superior 10 that
Of any other Hotel In the city.
with oil these advantsges tho cost Of living In tn
INTERNATIONAL, b much below shst OF any other
frst class Hotel. A. RRBBAAM,
1ebl5 din Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
NEW YORK.


FROM
v1S0CuER, OWEN 1 CO.,
General Eewspsper AdveT'g nssss
(APPLHfoMv BUrLDING.)
Ne. SA6 4 sAs Drsadwsy, New Hesk.
SCnIRPRRLIN, BeOS. + CO.,
Iuposspas And DEAlsAs ~
Drugs, Paints, Oils, PerfaneTy. Ae,
10 wsuio~ svsss. cor. DsAe~ss. y. r.,
Invite the attention Of The ssds 70 their large end
varied ssock u
Drugs, Psisss. Oils. Pssesossy. &c.
In siditioa 10 their regular impostations Of Stspe
0oode they also reestvtne direct fo0 The sources
i,r SsS %e IL Br.sse: svs.ess cx xsSs
Spo~Qes, FrencA and EnglisA Psrtsmsvt. Lsbt~'s
kstvscts. s~d m0sy otAer articles usually snbaaced
!. Drussisn stocks, which tnsy arc a'so snso'ee 70
prompt attention. sprs,-d1y SEQ
DARRrNpUCBnENrsr 10 A0BNfs-BxPHR1.
nENCgD Osnvsssing Agents wanted n Ill ps.s
Of the country for the "Oe@psshsnsivs 0eoerapny
world" from the earliest ages TO the present time
D. g. b 0o0DRrcs, (Petsr Psrlsy.l Dlegently boand
and beautifully iilassrstcd rrsce ~ sold only y
olicente should state what counties thsy would he
]. II. 0OLfOn co.,
Hohl9Aef ~ Wti1laD sseo4. r. y.
To Druggists 4 Country Merch'ts.
| CAUTION.
0NB George w. Com .tock ofthe firm Of Comftock
~ 4 Brother, Is pretending that he has bought
O N receipts and accounts Of II rse's Indian Root
Pills.
| suoH Is not THE CAss.
We never have sold him receipt srcount, nor
never shall. We give this notice that paTth owing
| Us may not BE- induced 70 Isy him.
| A. J. WHITE %.
Important Notice.
In suture oil letters relating TO Morss's Indian
Root Pills will b sddreesed 10 the und-rsigned.
A. J. WHITE, No 10 Courtlssht st.
Jsi6-3mo Box ass P o, New York.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 TIPTON's
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!

LOCATED:
n.vvvpon1 IOWA. q. Cor. Yfth and Brady Sc.
y1rcsss 80 and - Main street.
INCORPORATED By the Lss,s.assss. -. WIN o'n.
norrr TO sssrd diplomss, grant hoaofss ana con-
Youso ME- viii ind. by proper inquiry. snss -
r,sdu stins II ono Of these inssisusions' tsey WI
shs.sn vrr, important sdvantsges over the gfsdu-
80. q, any other Commercial school In the pun
- The instruction embraces mstfer Of pfectcs,
~ COMMERCIAL scIESCE and All. wholly unsnown
10 CON mon ssachess.
stucen,s enteiipe one Of these 0ollo9eS, ~ the
usymsnt OF ea0 tccome entitled TO all the privlees
Of Two BUSINESS SCHOOLS, which, for sup'nor a.
vaItagss, extent, utility, compa seness s"o pops's'
IT, are not sxceied in the world.
One time 10 a. good o another, 70 commence
BEAUTIFULLY nHGRAvsD DILLON T. enoer We COZ
porste Seal Of the College, 10 awarded 20 efe'oAVs
~ CIscsrAp. e Ali AZ the College Rooms, or adj
dress auovef. -u,o~
Feb16 DAvIo ~ wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
THE CHEAPEST

Valentines and Envelopes {!
TUoF Reesived By 1xpsess direct from Esstsrn
d Mauussctusers, Ccolebrated 1og their good tsGe)
choice aseortment Of
Valentines, Valentine Cards, 0nvolopes,
varying fro0
I've ~ eesss - $500 sseh,
1hsslopss tae1vdsd None included ID It's seecs
o. veusd ne fsslil Of Is noc sensitive Seeetssv
HuuGaGo 0tamVe, - Vsisiao DeDee - 0ae0i-
al 1or III sc-o9Dodotleoel pgseAoo1se.
Cali a0d - tAam - - ~ reto0b . -
IOWA DooG aOOno, 10. - Dsa1y slDool neas
~ ouAnaD ApAMA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19

nlQB Lav rolaAing to the collection Of Taxes have
III ID ben uatssially shanoed, 10 heseby Nv
netice hat agresay e ~ last oct relative thsrei
20 passed by the Genes 81 Assembly Of the oaste o
Ds1n, ~ 1axss t. the ysar leGo ere n0w DUD. onA
next he cess eees1ing WI = 1aw addad thsseto.
pessabss 8 leoe.
\ osasssss - 1se.s.s = s's.snssass@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19

OB0GI 80 - SSOVNs
G Van Dohren,
J Hamann,
~.
II Lilienthal.
Geo 1'Arndt,
j j " S.. mitchell. a'''''''''.
Ia the Distric, Court Of Scott Couoty, State Of
Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution In favor OF Van DOH
ID rem and Hamann, and AGAINST the above de-
PENDANTS, dated February 5, 1859, issued fron the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District court Of Scott
County, IosA and to me directed. commanding me
hat OF the GOODS chsttes stock or Interest In any
Company debts due, property 10 u HANDS Of third
persons, lands and tcnemets, with are not ext mpi
by .aw from execution, OF the said II Ltlientba,
make, cause 10 be made. the sum OF two hum
dred and thirty and 76IO0 dollars, with inter-
est and costs have levied upon twObay horses one
set Of dcsble harness, and one t. o horse lumber
wagon, cf the property Of n n IIitnihal.
And hereby give public notice hat shall nes
for sale at public ontcry In the stree in front oi he
Court House Of Scott county, Iowa, on Friday, the
18th day OF March, 1853, At the hour OF O'Clock
p. Of said dry. 70 the highest bidder therefor IN
cash, the above described properly, sulEc.ent
thereof TO salts the above debt with interest and
costs
February ., 1859
b. LROMARO,
Feb12 Sheri6of scott County. Iowa.
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MUSIC.

Violla 4 Plane Forte Instructions.
MR.. HRRMANN KLEIN being celebrated VIC
IV1 linist and Piano player Who just arrived froa
Germany, will give nstructions on the Violin end n.
ano Forte either ct his residence wherever else
who're wanted. Pianos tuned end repaired. In
quire ct the 0efmaniA House. I'd stSoet between R3p
Icy and ocots selests Of lettsrbox NoS7l.
an991h9mo
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REMOVALS..
Removal.

Gb<41SE
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thankful for for al past favoSs
they respectfully solicit liberal share patron
age Of he public.
J H.CAEP 8 co.
NJ b. Horses and Carriages 70 hire on liberal
terms.
AIsO-Horses boarded - cheap - a any Stable
in th~ Oitv Oa0odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
PHONOGRAPHY

also taught by competent instructors.
ROOss-In Griggs' Block, corner Of Third and Per.
~ streets. block from the Post Ofire. the room
formerly known - .'Gigg,' Hall" with the AdJoin-
rooms well lighted, well ventilated, and for ming
by far the most convenient, commodious aod best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open at all hours from A NJ till 9PM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
SheriH'S Safe.

THs sTA1ROF IOWA, In the District Court Of
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
Michael Raphael,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19

LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely sepd-
rate from the Geutlemen's department IL provided
for the use OF Lady students exclusively.
DrYor further pa,tcu' ars call At the ROOMS, or
address j. G. IOPkZ, (p.,ccc.,.
augI4 W. ". PRATT,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13
The Eighth Cs sus OF the Unit.d STATE.

corrs.c otazue. 81 as Scs Ygs Times.
WAsuR0Tos, Dec. &c, lo55.-In little
over year from thu time the eighth census
Of the United States must b. taken ia ae-
cordancc with the constitutional provision
requiring al enumeration Of the people every
tenth year. The lag uDder which the last
census was taken, contains a clause giving
il vitality 10 1850, unless Congress, shall in
the meantime, have otherwise provided for
taking the census in that year. Notice has
been given in the House Of Representatives
Of new census bill, which seems to have
for its object to prevent the collection
ofany data beyond the mere enumeration Of
the peoplc-thus rejecting all the valuable
statistics 10 regard 10 manufactures, agr.
cutural and all the varied branches of in
dustry 10 which our people are engaged
Certainly il these statistics cannot be
promptly compiled and pat in shape for re-
ference, they lose much Of their value. 1t is
a remarkable fact that there are now cngag.
cd, in the Interior Department, superin-
tendent and corps Of clerks, compiling
statistics collected in 1850 and it is said
that years will he still required to finish that
work. This il all wrong and it is to be
hoped that Congress will enact some pro-
vision which shall limit the time within
which oil the census statistics must be ready
for public use. and exclude from publication
and far ~ possible from collection too
all matter which can not b9 made practically
available, at least within two years. II the
statistics Of the industrial interests, and Of
vitality, &C.. cannot be promptly obtained, it
will be TAR better TO cOnliDe the federal cen
sus to the simple enumeration Of population,
leaving to the States themselves the work
Of computing the value Of the products Of
the soil, aud Of the various pursuits Of their
people.
The subject Of the census, and the ratio
to be established under it for representation
in Congress, is already becoming matter
Of speculation among politicians generally
and Of special alarm to Southern men. The
present House Of Representatives is thus
divided, sectionally:
Reps
Northern, or Free States .tts
Southern. or Slave States. ...... ......... 30
What shall be the relative power of the
two sections after 1860! 1t is not difficult
to arrive at an estimate which shall approx,
innate very near to accuracy. Let US take
as a basis for the calculation Of the popula-
ton Of the several States, the last poplar
vote in each. By doing this, and adopting
the same ratio as under the last census, We
arrive ut the actual increase OF strength in
the free States, during the last eight years
We cannot well apply this plan Of emu
merstion 10 the slave States, because the
negro element, which enters so largely into
their representation, cannot be estimated
with any degree OF accuracy. Enough may
he gathered from the following table, how
ever, 10 prove that during the next decade,
the ire States must have at least two
thirds. il not three-iu Of the members
OF the lower House of Congress
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( The Chicago Times referring 10 the state.
meut, that attempts viii be made TO force
/ Senator DoU6LAs into duel. 90 his return
to Washington says
| That it will BE- attempted by the enemies
Of Senator Douglas 10 Washington, to force
him into u daei, and that failing, to precipi-
1 tate him into personal encounter W. have
before intima,ed. lndeed, we are entirely
Of the opinion that il Senator Douglas could
be induced To accept a challenge, he you'd
( be given one IN tsenly-f1ur hours after his
arrival at ths capital Bot there viii be DO
duel, for the sufficient reason that he does
not recognise the code duello. lie will not
send nor accept challenge. But this does
not give full assurance that no fight will
take place Clearly if there be any man, or
set Of men, in Washington, who are SO hos
tile to Senator Douglas as TO resort 10 de
liberation and plot, Or get him upon the
field as target for their pistols, there Is
much reason to fear that, failing in this de-
sign, they may go to the length Of assautlng
him on the strcct--or, perhaps, in the Sen.
| ate chamber
1t Is possible that these painful appreben.
sions will be put 10 rout by time and events /;
the heated passions of a sore and desperate
clique Of enemies OF Senator Douglas may
cool, after be reaches Washington, and
things presently take some new shape
and turn. We certainly hope so. The De
mocracy will be disappointed il this uunat-
ural and prOftless war is not soon ended it
il certain, however, that a clique OF small
! Senators, whose members number not more
than three or four, exists, who will not allow
the distractions TO be healed, until Douglas
he killed off that be possible. There is
10 longer doubt entertained in intelligent
circles, in Washington, that this clique stand
pledged to themselves first, that Douglas
shall go out Of the Democratic party, and il
he will not do that, then to take his life in
duel, or degrade him in personal en-.
counter. The former Of the contingencies
desired by these political desperadoes will
not, cannot happen neither will the second !;
and the last will mol IA the result Of any
provocation from Senator Douglas. IL is
not intended to imply that he would not
fight if personally assaulted. On the con-
trary, he doubtless would 6ght-and the
man who shall take him for an "easy Gus
toner would in about five minutes he un-
deceived Let these enemies of Senator
Douy las ia femiriel tl&t he Yves DeYsr
! beaten.
But whatever else may or may not hap.
pen, during the present session Of Congress,
II is undoubtedly true that the mind and
the nerve of senator Douglas will be severe.
ly taxed and tried. Enemies all Of whom
are politicians, him behind and be-
tore Matters viii come out right, not
withstauding, in the end. Douglas stands
firm on the brood platform Of Democratic
principles supported By the great majority
Of The people Of the Unasd States. 10 that
position he has too much wisdom and pru
dence to plunge himself into unnecessary
danger; and there is no room for appre-
henson that the people will withdraw their
support