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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

We have been impressed with the
conviction, that the people Of this
country arc becoming too Indifferent
70 the real Importance OF maintaining
a harmonious and brothcrlv feeling be-
tween the several sections Of the
Union. Outside Of the paramount con-
sideration, that the very existence Of
liberty is dependent upon preserva-
ton Of these bonds Of amity, the mu-
tual commercial, agricultural and man
ufacturing interests Of the respective
divisions, point to the necessity of
fostering spirit OF union, Cancellation
and compromise. We take pleasure
in referring to the following, from the
Philadelphia North american
While, too, possessing within our
selves exhaustless treasures of The field.
the forrest and the mine, they are so
distributed as to require constant move
ment in their interchange between the
various sections, thus occasioning q
vast internal trade, and creating great
commercial centres. The relation be-
tween the northern and southern
States, and. to some extent, that be-
tween the seaboard AID the great in
terror, resembles partly that between
manufacturing and agricultural ma
tons, and partly that between one zone
and another. In the extreme north
aud east, the press Of population and
the sterillty of the soil render sup
port attainahle only by keen activity
and compendious inventions, while the
accumulation Of capital enables the
large employer to enlist this activity,
and utilize these inventions to their
utmost limits. Though it is true that
he manufacture of the coarscr and
bulkier articles, which cannot bear dis
tant transportation, will gradually be
removed farther west and south, leav-
ing the east to produce them only for
itself, and for foreign market, yet
their place will be steadily filled by
the finer fabrics and costlier results Of
art, for which we have hitherto relied
on Europe. This process, as before
hinted, will gradually bring the east in
to the same relation with the south
and the interior, which has, heretofore,
been borne BY the old world to the
new, and will coon free us from al de.
pendencs on the industry Of any other
quarter Of the temperate zones. The
d'nerent parts Of the United States
will then stand to each other as the
nations of Europe might stand, If
ee".e"ssd IN one friendly federation "a
vast, united, self-sustainiug whole,
whose parts shall support each other
ov mutual consumption and supply.
FROM this general sketch, rude. in.
deed but, We think, prophet,cally true,
Of the future stste Of this country. pro.
vided It shall remain united, We pes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The BALriMosE COMMITTEE AeAIS.-The
Reform Committee Of Baltimore having
failed in their endeavor to enlist the Mayor
Of the city in support Of their measures,
have turned their attention 10 Sheriff. In
long letter to that functionsry. the Com
mittee represent the probability Of the re
currence Of scenes Of violence at the coming
election, and call upon the Sheriff to aid
them in the prevention Of outrages upon re-
spectacle citizens The laws which en-
power the Sheriff to interpose for the pres-
ervatiou Of the public peace, are cited, and
an earnest appeal for corporation is put
forth. Sheriff Creamer replica. under the
date OF Sept 80, in terms less curt than
those Of Mayor Swami. but much to the
same effect, declining to assume any respon-
sibility. but declaring that he will cheerful
Iy second any precautionary measures
which the Mayor may see fit to adopt. The
Committee evidently make but . limited
impression upon the constituted authority
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
LEGAL.


WHnRRAS on the 18th DAY Of october A pi-:
~ James 1ackintosh and Melissa ~ knto
his wife. OF scou County. State of Iowa, extcui
unto David 6u'iivan a. Trustee 4 certsin DEED
Trust, CONVOY Ing to SUI TrGstee tie lard s.
county, Iowa. deserted follows to wit: Co,er n
meme ne alta polni sixty teet west u The south
rnrr e boekN TX o. tmsr.cei in lanes M., On h
rtoshr cnni .idiilgn - TN cry 10 Bavenpa ourt
running thence dre roith brce u red AID tv.nrr IN
(S.n feet, "a Que ee iun:ret an v.h. +.
~ S2U feet thence due south itfr. hundred ain,v.,
twenty t3ol 'ect ,henc" due eest thre" hunaf 10 4
and twenty 800 feet - The point ~ b. ginning
signing 30 NIB ace three hnndrtd Hy =. 49, I,
square; also, another tract ie.crbci - follows, trr
beginning u peint fur hund Ell ara sixiy ,is ga
feet due Wes OF the sol uc-t of block Nj
fSe 81 in MacaHosh second Al iitcn To III. Ct faal
Of Davenport ihcnC" runuiag DE vr.t three hut er-
irei ind TIVE ty sol .~t; thence due north thf w..
hundred and twenty la.oI feet, Hence due earorii
three hund ei am tweny 1871 feet ard the- fhttt
dne sGnth three hunfred and tw, nty 1901 feat % 4
the place q beginning des guins II convey .auas
u hrer hun dre and ~ nty ls2o feet; ALEC. al q; =
lot six 81 Ia block .sht Isl ani .. % LOT len 10 s
IN block nine i9 IN Max ntost- 81 ond Adilcn :, n
the city - Davenport Which laid conveyance M.
III. d. BY the SAID Jane. Aaokst, sh ami Melissa otsr
Msesinosh for the purpose OF securing the psyme)se
OF two certsin promissory notes and the lot ~ -
thereon, risned ty said Jane, Mack osh. dhs' "
the l2th day 81 october, s57, AMI one payable
follows: nue Tor three ndred aud seven yeigT
and 40 100 37s ~ 1901. q Gate October i2'h ~
due and payable on III. 18th dsy OF Apr ls5s ty ~
the order OF Kgbert 3 Bsrrows; and which o,o
IL paid. One other note for the OF th.u -;
thousand aad SIX HUNDRED q eool doI.rs. q dsvte
October l2u 1857 due and pay abir the i1th dsas
OF October, iSJs, /, tn. order Of the said Eg@ert
Ba,Tows.
And now salt promissory not's having become duft
ami pay able and he said JK,ner Mach intota hAvif
failed 10 pay the same. Davii sullivan, Trustee
af ,resaid. d. hereh give tlis public notice, that
virtue Of the vo~e' which II In vestc: by &c n
Deed Of Trust. viii, Oh Saturday the NTH day
Novsmbsr, A. ID. 1869. Al The hour ~ two 'co. Il
/ IN the afternoon OF said lay al the Court Hol, ael
'oo III W. .iy % ua'cnPof', 'A'os' ana onef Gar
sale, ct public auction. the parcels o. Iand above
cribed. or 81 much thereof As shall he 7.
TO satisfy and pay the amount OF said notes wi
..s ~, W W ny " nv, .se'h III pI
costs Of this notice and trustees fees Upon H. -
complei ion Of aneh sale decd will be eiven 10 A.
c0Ydance with th. stipuct'on OF said deed or trust
Dated the 9th day OF October. A 1888
| DAVID SULLIVAN, n,l
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TIP TONS
NATIONAL MERCA vTyLE AND BUSINESS
MEMS
. q Il Il n q M
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
8. 8. Upton.
Principal and Proprietor.
YOUNG MIN Will End, BY proper inquiry, that
i bv grad mating at this College, they will obtain
very important advantages over the graduates CT
other Commercial Institution In the country. The
COURSE or STUDY comprises both foreign and do.
mestic bus mess an. embraces MATTER OF Practice
In COMMERCIAL SCIEACE and ART-whoily un-
Known to comm n teachers-which, II Is obvious
will greatly enhance his chances Of success IN bust.
nese
SPENCERIAN PENMANsHIP-the most Beautiful
system In The wort-is taught at this College In oil
its forms, both practical and ornamental. A GOOD
BusI NEss HAND WAITING Is guaranteed 70 al who
complete the course re.
One time Is rs & BOD as another, 70 commence. You
pay for the instruction you get, and not for the tim
consumed, at this school.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED DIPLoHA-liihographe
on bank-natc paper which the possessor fold up
and place his port monsie-is awarded each grad.
nate This is nov, and unique feature never be-
fore introduced into . College.
Tuitien $40, payable invariably in advance, emit.
thing the applicant to Life Scholarship, which will
also be good ct " Davis Commercial College," al
Peoria. Sons Of oiergymen half price.
Separate Instruction given In Penmsnship.
Business men and frien do Of education are re.
spectfuy invited TO call
Ror Circular, containing full Information. please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address, 8. 9. Upton,
apr06-dAWtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

.SOro Throat Plague and Sore ThP0ae,-
This quality Of selling hold and causing The expu-
sicn OF deprsved humors Is pos sessed by no other
medicine than BaANDRsTH's Pills. They operate
ly upon the tissues involved In, that is affected by
as disease. In fact. they seize upon those humors
50 much from preference - natural sfanity, be-
Sc their life is below that Of the surro anding
is, and which, settling the tissues Of the throat
Is, around the throat region, produces sore
froat sore throat plague, ana the severe he sdsche
u fever. Within an hour after four Or ak pills
are taken there is felt peculiar creeping In the part
Affected sort Of collecting mp o. the diseased hu.
mors ready for expulsion. No hurt or weakening
effect can ever arise from their use, because they
cannot act upon healthy parts. Taken early they
prevent oil organic diseases. Oh how iu 20 rtaut In
sickness, TO use that d.cne which only extnguish
o. the disease, and leaves no evil fleets behind
Sold 1t Brandreth's Principal Once No 2sa Canal
street, New York, and By oil rsspec ble dealers In
meoicines. sepl3.toci1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

VXIHEREAs. On the 18th day OF A sgust. 4 ri
w 1s5b, HcarS Y. Slaynaksr. Of Scott County
state 81 Iowa executed unto David a. True, az
Tru.tee, . certain deed o. Trust, conveying to sas
Trustee thu land In Scott county, Iowa described
follows. u wit Part OF the eaai half cf III. .outh
west quarter 81 section No. txenty-four t2sI inq
Township no. .evsniy-eiEht Isl. nor,h 81 rsngeAI
three 81, cast Of the NH i5tLI NJ. particularly
described ~ follows. TO wit: commencing Al th.l
north vet eorI.r Of ssii 'sst hhn o. eaid south
west quarter OF said lection, running tetca essty
forty to- rods TO e'n:er IT sixty feO) foot road,
thence sputh alorg the inter- ~ sAi road y-on
and one-hsif tsl ~ rolls. thence west forty sDl
rods thence n rti tbirty0ne and one half al =
rods to place Of beginning whlca said convey Ancr,
was msdeby The SAID Nchry Slsymsk r, for the
purpose OF securing the payment % six oertsin pt
ssory notb and the iuterc 81 thereon. sigDe by tho
said u Y. Saymsker, dated the 18th day OF usnst
$50. % which said notes following twp ca re-
man unpaid ard are now due to vii One for tha
sum 81 I've hundred t.bol dollars payable to the
der o: A C. Fulton. Oh TIE 18th Gay ~ August 1855
and one other for IN. sum Of two hundred (2o0) dol.
lars payable August 2Sih 1s5., 10 IA. order ~ A.
c. Puton-esch u said notes bearing Interest ~
ten per cent per anhum. ard ore years interest on
each ofssid notes having been paid.
And now rad promlssory notes having become
due aud payable aud the said Henry Saymak.rI
having failed TO ply the same, !. avid : TREE.
Trustee ms a'otetaid. O. hereby eiyo this puhle no.
c. TINT by virtue ~ the power which II In rne yrst
ID hs SAID i'"h bftrust viii On Saturday III. 9Th
vet Heve1her. u. 1853. AT the hour Il two
O'Clock In the Afternoon OF tsid day, at tn Court
Hone dosr Ia Vi. city Of Davenport, cHI and
OFF, for ale. al pth..c auction the parcel eflsni
ahova dsscfitei, q much thereof n, shaIi b..
ne nssary 10 satisfy and pay tho amount ~ sa.d
notes with the inter- At theron 10 the day 81 sale.
sad ale. costs Of this notice AID Trustees FEES.
Upon ccmpr ton Of snch tale Deed willie given
u ID" Iurcfaeer th.rcof IN accordance With the
ttip0latioo~ ~ said Decd ~ Tfus.
Dated thu iIth day Of October. A D 1889.
DAVID s. TkrE,
octl1dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The editor OF the DEMOCRAT AND
News acknowledges tAc handsome
compliment pail him by the late edi-
tor Of the Da,iy Morning News, in
his vsledictory to the patrons Of his
paper. While thus cbeered on to the
performance Of the duties of our new
position, our fear is that We may not
realize the expectation of our friends.
Let this be as it may, we will at least
e"dearor not to disappoint our well.
wishers.
Mr.. Johns retlres from the editorial
chair with the friendly FAREWELL of
the entire community. 1t is his design
to devote his attention to his profess
sion. in which we most heartily wish
him every success. He has been a
faithful advocate Of the interests Of the
citizens Of Davenport. An oppertuni-
ty 10 now offered them to manifest an
appreciation Of those services. We
predict for Mr.. J. brilliant profession
81 career. His talents and bis deserts
warrant Us in doing so. We wish him
god>speed in any enterprise in which
he may engage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
THE ARACrER1STGCv OF a
DE- WOCRATlC GOVERNMENT

To strangers to our System Of Gov
eminent, the excitement attending a
political canvass would appear to
threaten the very existence of our
institutions. But yesterday they might
witness the wild enthusiasm Of partisan
strife, accompanied by elimination and
denomination. The loud and passions
ate threats and denunciations might
seem to them to be the immediate
precursors Of civil war. To us who
have passed through many a fierce
political battle, all these ebullitious
are looked upon as matters of course.
They are bet the strifes in which
untrammeled Freemcn engage, for the
purpose Of giving: effective potency to
the will Of a majority.
The day AFTER an election is one
Of the proudest to an American. The
calm submission Of . minority, to the
expressed will of . majority argue.
y we'll for the psrpetuatiou Of the free
iustitutions Of our beloved Country
The capacity Of people for self-gov-
eromcnt results from this cordia
submission II victory has perched mp
on our banners, let Us bear our honor
modestly, remembering that our polit
ical opponents are citizens Of the sam
government with %, and entitled t
the same freedom Of opinion which VI
claim lbr Ourselves. II, on the oths
I'D Ne have beea wonted in IL
"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The nation is again horrl6ed by the
announcement that another OF her
public men has fallen victim to the
so styled code of honor, but which, in
q Christian land, should be stamped
the code of blood. The San Francisco
Times says:
II appears that the quarrel origina-
ted in the late political campaign, in
offensive personal remarks made by
both parties at public meetings. The
duel took place on the 10th ult., in
small dell or valley some two miles
from MERGED Lake, near San Francisco,
in the presence of number of specta-
tors. Hon. J. C. Mcklbbin, and the
Sheriff OF Siskiyou county, appeared
as Broderick's seconds, and Calhoun
Benham aud Thomas Hays, Of San
Francisco, as Terry's. They fired at
ten PAGES, with pistols. BIoderick's
pistol went off prcmaturly, the ball
entering the ground. Terry took de-
liberate aim, fi,ed, and Broderick i'm
mcdiately staggered and fell, having
been shot in the breast. Terry i'm
mediateIy fled, and Broderick was
taken to house and cared for.
At the last account published in the
San Francisco Times (half past IL
o'clock p. NJ. September ~ Sir.
Broderick Was still alive, but h's death
was momentsrily expected, and the
report of his death is no doubt correct.
Judge Terry rendered his resigna-
ton ~ Chief Justice to the Governor,
several days before the duel.
Again will the historian have to re-
cord deed disgraceful to our national
character and to humanity. We care
not for the provocation, or the merits
Of the quarrel. Hamilton may have
given the offence yet Burr was scowl-
ed upon as murderer, Broderick may
have been in the wrong. yet his sur
vivor stands guilty, in the eyes of God
and man, Of having unjusti6ably shed
the blood Of his fellow man. His
future will be path Of thorns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

contest, let Us hopefully look forward
for the exercise Of q sober .ocond
thought Of the people, which will re.
suit in the triumph Of truth aud the
overthrow of error.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The under isned, bei1g about 70 take up his abode
1t Argyle near the city Of LIE CLAIRE at least TIL he
can get COED tenant for Aisyle Cottage and sppur
ensLce will refer oil persons who wish TO get good
dwellings cheap. to s whistler, Esq, Who Is to be
found In one Of my dwellings in Ead's Row.
September "a, 1859.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
Wigs WIGS.

BATCHsLOR's Wigs ana 1oupees surpsss ALL
They arc elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-ne
shrinking on the head indeed this Is the only es-
tabishment where these things are properly UNDER
stood aud made
JulI3y-w1v 239 Broadvav New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
lair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye
VIM. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYEI

va n 0A1OnkLOh'6 HAIR DykJ
The Original and Best In the World
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II Won vish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or aUSrY HAIR DYED instantly 10
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury TO hair or tkin.
PIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM Bachelor since 1889. and over
80, 900 applications have been made to the hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM Batehelor's Hair Dye produces . color not
70 be DISTINGUISHED from nature, and Is WARRANT
ED not % injure in the least, however long Il may
be continued and the Ill effects Of bad dyes reme-
died the Hair nvigorsted for Life By this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin 9 private rooms) st the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold In Ill cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ the Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM BATOH1LOR,
JulylS-wl 2a3 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

MOVFATS LIPH P1LL'.-The high and enyied
AvA celebrity which this pre- eminent medicine has
acquired Tor it, nvariable ecacy In n the diseases
practice OF ous pufng not only unnecessary
but unworthy Of them. They are known By their
fruits their good works testify for them, and the.
thrive not By the fa Of the credul as In all cas-.
g Of cos.iveress, dyspepsia bilious and liver sec-
tions, piles, evers and ague, obstinate
headaches. and all general derangem- nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably rroved . certain and
speedy remedy. einge trial will place the Life
Pills beyond the reach Of competition IN the estimate
Of every uatient.
DR.. Mcfats Phoenix Bitters will be found equally
emcacious 10 Oil cases OF nervous debility dyspep.
STA headache, the sickness inciaent to females Ia
selicate heath, and every kind OF weakness Of the
digestive rgans For sale by DR. ". B. MOFFAT.
$50 Broadway, srd by Medicine Dealers and Drug
eists generally throughout the country
sepl8.viy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The lst session commences the LIST Monday Of Sep.
TENDER
The 81 tession commences the nrst Monday Of FEB.
ruary.
Plain and every variety Of Fancy and Ornsmen.
tal Needle-wOrk taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi annually In advance. A
school for Deaf Mutes has Also BEEN opened at St.
Nary's.
All letters 10 both Institutions must be addressed
to d. Asly's Academy, Notrs DANE ?. O Indians,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

1t 10 obvious that We might improve the
condition OF our gas supply. and reduce the
heavy bills our large cities pay for it..
without devising any new gas to burn, but
il any means whatever can be employed to
light 10 ct half the rates We now paw for
this indispensable necessity. let 10 have
light spon it. and have light chsap.-Phila-
delphi6 ~ Amsriesm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
EYE ND q .


IN. UNI ERwnnD. Of Chicago, H., ne t,"t.
~ nent and skiHful Operator % tie Eye and
Ed,. whose reputation Is so exsensivel, known
throughost the United States. will arrive Daven-
port, Iowa, on Monday, OctobH the 10th, and msy
be consulted at the
LIE CLAIRE HOUSE,
where he will remain until Friday, October the
only. DR.. U. being regularly educated Physician
and Surgeon Of the Old School vii be found fully
competent 70 perform any operation en- the Eye and
BAR necessary TO restore lost Sieht or Hearing or
BY other scientific means to remove any disease If
those delicate organs within the Yesch Of scentn;
anS human skill
Th' extraordinsry and formid able operation late
~ performed by DR.. u on several cases o. Deaf
Dumbaers, by which they were made 70 Hear and
Hpeak, Ian operation believed 10 have never before
been successfuly performed ~ any other turgeon en-
the American continent,) Is certainly calculated 10
create hope not only In those similarly afflicted but
to inspire fnl and entire confidence In the minds ~
those Who may be suffering from partial o. t,tsl
deafness. that they can have their disesscs com.
pietely removed and Hearing restored.
DIR. O. will be provided with references Of the
highest responsibility, which will be furnished TO
applicants where required.
II No charge for an examna alton or an opinion
sep9S-61 S-w2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12

The Whole World United :..Sick Pee
Dles Think !..After which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book 70 fill:
THIS Is the case, the million say
With the cures Of Herrick' 4 Pill,
They come from Fast, and North. and West,
And With glad tidings the papers all,
Became they are the cheapest, safest, best
And superior to others Is Herrick's PHI
From Roots, and Plants. and Flowers they'rs
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in Their graves we're laid
We're Il not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar IL covered GER
A rare discovery OF mstchess skill;
Their like was never seen before.
Untn itappeared In Havriek's PHI.
For years he's worked e. heal the sick
With 10Y elate his bosom fills:
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hergck's Pills.
- HERRIOK'S MATCHLISS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over i've millions OF boxes are
used annually, giving employment TO eighty. Ave men
and women to put them up. Their cures are num-
beved by thousa ndstheir praises on the tongues OF
I'll. Ctisens Of Davenport and elsewhere, have You
ever used themY Pint mp In English, Spanish Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes.
% cents! fve boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
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