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VOUKG. DEMOCRACY.
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•enaocralic RepuVliCaa Ticket,
Tat l'KE.-:rE.vT.
JOHN C. FREMONT.
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Lacton, Tuesday, 21.
Farmington, Wedneaiay, 22.
Jenn tig-», Thursday, 23.
Hebron, Friday, 24.
Rosbest^r. Saturday, 2\
Pedee, Mux«ons.) Monday,''
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roea 'Tis wor:»i-rf ii *=r»usf
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pvty, »a. i nut uai Ufgr
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of
this j»?*ee.
Xl»e talanee of the article is made up of
taw bii!ingsgate and fish market slang,
such beinj the only kind of language Ike
editor of tli.it paper is conversant with.
i But as to the truth of the above.
Ten
Republicans and thirty olhtrt-forty in
following article we
take from the Black
Democrat
nocracy voted against it.
It further proves tbat tbe Republican
members of Congress are not abolition
ists, but true conservative national men.
seeking to restore peace to Kansas, and
tbat th y have done all tbat men can do
to accomplish th s object, and ocly failed
"Hunting down the Pan-iag Fugi
tives "—Republican Legislation
for Kansas.
Xhe Kansas bi:i introduced into the
House of Represen'.atives by Mr. Dunn,
of Indiana, and which passed that body
by the united vote of the Black Republi
cans, not only allowed slavery in tnat
Termor? until 1S5S, and made all slave
il i i
I life,
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A Mass Convection
Tor Cedar County wul be Leld at lbe
Ciurt House, iu Tipt-m, on Saturday tbe
|8'h oi October, 1S0G. f^r the purpose of
nominating a ca:i^.!a'.e f- Delegate to
the State* Constiti.!! ^aJ Convention.
Distinguished speakers wiil te present
aad address the Convcn'
Com* oa«? and ail.
PoLticai Meetings
Will be i.eld 1 t..t* u pons eti diacttf*
•Hug the pi inciples at iseue in the present
"arnpaign, as iuliows:
At C«!ar B.uffs, Saturday* Oct 4.
Red Oak, Afonday. 6.
Mechamcsville, Sa *rday, 11.
')r:ion, Monday. 13.
Maiaiion, Xuesdsy. 14.
Harwell, Wednesday, 15.
Cambridge, Thursday, 16.
Rosette, Friday, 17.
Inland, Saturday, 18.
Sue Creek, Monday,
fore- apeu the eat ject.
Jr*. -'A few Sabfrriben.
Wo have beea requested to notice by
quae a number of very respectable men
Tb't rery «ti*d ,*) and tlented senile
»w». let off coasid'Titrt-- cm at the i *urt iloass
on trxliy PTeni'i,? U»t i th« entire i th* imisor-|
una o: tb*/,-» Block &f,»••{,,», rt*rnt We °f this county, tbal through the impor*
*4* /fft ciu s-' ihmt prrd«Hj number tutting *u3 fait promises o* the t»n?fcst*
'"lhM
erg fM lbe Bordt
th"''.Vf!!
,r
much evidence to t'e contrary, as is iui was up. and so his su^cribers paid for
It it the
1 this care, is irore than we can tell. It is the
RulBaa
P!ace
thal
whole
•ection of the county. gan, b«t the people keep aloof from it
Ly iug. with the editor of tbe
Pemotaret*
great deal better. Tbey excuse him on
the ground of mental derangement
that he ought not to be blamed for it as
be cannot help it and say we should
overlook these little hallucinations' of
his. Xhe fact is. be is to be pitied—he
would teii the truth if he could, but can
not.
chndren born within that time siares for called the Great Western Railroad Com
pany, the proceedings of which orgaoisa-
V% .L t«
but extended th* Fugtftv* Save law
Ttrruory aid .\mratk t.
We
b-
JJ.^ ii* At
i bean press about the atrocious Fugitive
Slave Law, and ab4it hunting down the
panting tuguire
?nti
la
from slavery, yet their
Representaiirea unaDimously vote to ex
teni thHt law over the United States
Terri'ories. They made no efforts lo
amend it in any particular, but voted for
it just as it is. After exhausting the
who'e language of opprobrium in their
denunciation of tbe Fuguive Slave Law
for about five year*. *e 3ee Campbell,
Giddings and the wh«!e Bb .k Republi
can party tak n? the back Ua:k in this
extraordinary fashion.
Here is that portion of Dar.n's bill to
wni'.'b we refer, being the proviso of the
twenty iourth section of the ad,
I'roviled. however, That aoy law
ally beW to service ia «ud Te-htor,e» not
bi
4 seSi^rg"! fr .ni »»ch aeir c«by aocb repeal,
a id r»v .T»i of ti *ecti n, if cu.'i f-e
S)C fbdil i/-r pf-rrnarj-r '.:j r- raoT.i !rjtn 'UC'.
i*:rr. tv ,t ^rr.'or.' prior to tb^ fir*! J*a
Biry
le'y.
i i i i i i i
Tbe
27.
b. II. near Larue»tTue«." 28.
Springdale. Wednesday, 29.
Thursday, 30.
lim ey Grove, Friday, 31.
Cedar Bluffs, Saturday, Nor. 1.
W'e!is Spicer, J. W. Lattell, and other ,,
RepuiiiiOaus (vili be present. The Uu»- «"»««*. U« of ll.
ocrats premise to have speakers ou iiar.d, I'unk,
Great Western Rail Road. 1
a
largi-ail 1 en'-hu. i islic meeting of the Cit
izens of Johson
00.,
was held ai the Sta:e
House,to take iu consideration the feasi«
bility of constuBting* a Rail Road, from
Camanche, on the Mississippi river,
v a Xipton
ai
oa
Iowa City to some point
ihe Musjuri rhr»-r, where it
mu
vaenitnoubly resolved.
,.r, ... ». i the bar was deranged or insane.
That the projec. is a leaf ibie'jce, ana
ttiil the Oreal Western Rail-Road ought
lube built,can be built, arid shull be built.
ben. C. B. Stuart President and Ch ef
Enbineer, designs putting a corps of En
gineers immediately cn the work.
f&r vr ung I, '11 ia Pijiiadflpala cotn a.it.d
liicid's UsittK bvr m&teet r-.lued her a &•«
tiOLCn-V
only man in the Black Republi­
can ranks who vote! against this meas
ure cf Dunn's was B. F. Lciter, trie
member from the Stark District in this
State*
The Murder Case.
when one of the Jurymen discovered tbe
liule fact thai be was not a citizen of)
rendered a verdict that the prisoner
of course disposed of the ease, and tbe
prisoner was remanded to jail for safe
keeping.
What is novr to be d'oae widi Ae nan
is a question for the law to determine,
but for tbe present he wdl be confined io
the Scott Co. jail until the State takes
charge of him for the future.
•100.000.
ard any cbiH or th.idr*n *jrn iu
eitter ut »»il Terriwr or Mtj t* m* iaw'uily
:id
1 »«-rv-s.
if in lik» m»aner re:nof.d w.tb
&.t «ail Urr.tori-'i' th
flat-, fhaii not w. by rea^not anyttin* ii ibis 1 i""Vnd Shields 'aiid "Richard,on
mnjtLin/ i. this
k a a a e a e I n s u y i e A a v e
organ of this
thr?
kave 15660 ,nduced 10
n far a while bet finding it sucb a fol
Xhe above is from an article in tbe eome ahect, and ihat tbe editor co«W not
under any circumstance tell the truth
We ».« »r we Berer before l»«» .o,
i editor to refuse to atop the paper wuen
the subscribers pa»d up and request
you have got, as it as WKertaia
gelling any more.
of this
?lace. It is only necessary to say that
I ».-T* To- c.rrf:. I' r»'l- T'«»"! K "-rre
,-c^ti!«*-v»r-.Hiiiot i. peace to Kansas,
iij ^i.iw.l y. I .. i i.
pacification cf tbe troubles, yet the Ik
or doubted by any intelligent
formed man of either opposition party.—
The Know Noti.ings ihrough the South
openly acknowledge it, aod attribute his
this Dunn's Bill' proposed to reinstate e e i o n o e e a o k e e i n u a n
tbe Missouri Compromise and restore
an on
-il was intended as a
to lam to have him withdraw.
The Fillmore men in the North do not
now deny tbe fact that old Buck cannot
carry Pennsylvania nor New Vork, and
call upon the Democrats to withdraw their
man and unite on somebody e!se.
The pro-slavery forces in all the Eas
tern and Middle States are scattered in
throo^h the pro-slavery Senate. But dismay, and the accessions to the Repub
read tbe article just as the
Democrat
pub- ncan party now come by the thousands,
iished it and remember that Democrats The enthusiasm for Fremont far erceeds
voted against it, and thus refused to re- ,g cabin times of 1S40, and the mi
st
ore peace to Kansas. We publish tbe
Democrats own remarks aad all.
jonties for Fremont in tbe Western States
will fai exceed that ever given for any
party heretofore.
0w- bad this art o«vr b*eo pawed peat will, beyond all doubt, .ast Us voti
A id proTil-d fartb»r. that any persoo for the Black Repu! 1 can raididate.— V* *ntia,tnV^'®r[n
Li-LA HE.LD T'.j SEi»\iCr. n any oih-1 jjj thu? another
tr State or Te'r.vry of tb* fait Staus »Dd
vs.
summer, was the all absorbing topic.—
The Court assigned fcr his counsel Judge
Grant, and about the middle of tbe week
after much difficulty, a jury was empan.
1 r-
&mcf
by
Tht Great Western KfitrmS.
tbe last week our town was visited
quite a number of men from the East,
interested in building a road from Ca
manche to Iowa City, and a company
has recently been organized by them.
Uon we will publish next week.
It is an enterprise which enlists the
cordial support of all our citizens and
that of the entire County and we look for
a very heavy subscription being raised
for this road, in iiis County—sa y at least
fare Tropbecies.
The R«c:mon i W^iir having heard ihe
popular thunder
n
Io-.va, Vermont and
Maine, is moved to utter tbe following
prophecies. Nobody hereaway but
E I O A V K K I S E
A Big Meetiaf
Imrfntt Repvblkam ShtvufaflO*.—
Lsnn
Czvhii/ gtod fer
.*7 |u,
mo
What can induce a man to tell! bors. The utterly refused to do it, and 3 000 who went in. Besides this, the Virgima Republican State Convention
year and reiused to receive it.
^ole
year ana reiusea to rece.r® «.
!wdl known to citizens from all parts of Subscribers must be getting vciy scarce I We learn from Pennsylvania that
e county, that on tbe evening Mr. O'-! when the editor refuses to step a paper
Conner spoke, the Court House was in this way. The fact is, the whole coo- oar leader* the strongest kind of evidence
»nd it has no circulation except ruch a.jrery cauw.
is sotneining he must have had l«orn jn i* forced upon the people as above. drive ua. a.I
bones." as it appears to be a constitution-
tD*k*
a! defect with him, and eien the more P!e know thai when they are importuned ery yet the Border Ruffian party, who
lespectable of his own fitly regret that to have it sent to them that they are be-
he will not or cannot tell tbe truth when I »ng led iato a snare from which they can-
it wtil answer just as well and sound a not get out without {laying well for it— jglanug truths.
!Dpr
e e
in the North, whose majority heretofore
ty, and rallying leneath the sectional.
1000
Jvr Fremont.
Am AMmmim.* A*
majority
give a eyfcopsi* next week.
We will now.only state that the as- follows
pef)^s
lar tbe
rf w
it i
but suclns not the case with rur ne,g pr0WMj0B
ered, and counted nearly
s such a grofs fulsehood in the face of so would not stop their paper until ihe^year thronged with people. The was held at Wheeling on Thursday, and George D. Gray, of irP
icroad in Mtendaaee was mi
The truth cf Kansas —Vie
seals, and the cern is .uppoited by a few who lake a, tbat civil war, is now ra^ng in Karsas, ^!»P meinbeTof the
audience was made up of men from every l»rge number of copies to support the or- i aod that the territory w!e«ed*«h^bao^
ort Buchanan, raise the cry of -Ibo-
KHonnm,
A few subscribers over tbe way are I We Lire ov Comity, the fiviaf wit
needed badly—tbe gratuitous circulation I aesses, to testify of the outrages, and
re.pc»*.
00 receRt,y
Tke Skies are Brieht^ sai.was there lo witness the truth of these
lbe fact that Fremont is toB«d to be things, and he is a man of uuth and ve- .orm the meia^ho'y o^ranon ol
,, i I racitv and an old line democrat of the
elected by the people is no longer denied r*city, ana an ow n caudlelight. ai the Court House, in
nt or well-in- «hool, and one, waom, ay presenre
would Lave been the very best of author-
ity among the democrats, but, as he re-
party of the Sbutn have sent embassadors not entitled to credit. Shame upon
course
Below
men or any party which takes such a for ,j,e renerable
W*
If
letter trom Henry Donaho, recently from
this County, woo went there a staunch speculation.'
democrat.one whose party fealty baa nev
er been questioned.
We recommend his fetter to his old
party friends.
Plat*
CO., MO.,
Mr.
RICHA«b Jac*ma*:—Sin
As it regards a free or Slave state, I
can hardly venture a gue««, as Kansas .3
at this time ia a state of opeu war, an
Leavenworth Co. have principally lea the
a
few bewildered individuals will doubt ior
a moment of their fulfillment:
We make the prediction confidently
now that in Iitimis—«he home of Doug
las himself—Bissell will beat Richar lacn
for the tiovernorship out of sight. We
make llis prediction in the lace of the
State, and immediately published a letter
»xp:ra iof» of tbat, t{i0JSaD majority. Ti:» Stale of Doujr- I ''1'a(-e'P'
c-'ia.
1
i a n a
1
country. Leavenworth City, which, but
a tew weeks since, «as a thriving and
business place, is now the scene oi car-1
nage and bloodshed, daily. Maay of 1
the citizens have left, other* have been
killed, and others (Free State men)
have been sent down the river, while
others still, have been compelled to seek
shelter in Fort Leavenworth. I can tell
you it looks awfuL Tne soldiers para
dmg tbe streets, armed to the teeth, lb«
American colors flying, the bands play
ing, and all to take tbe lives ol citizens
of this once happy state, who have ven
tured to express their free thoughts.
I left Kansis about two weeks ago.—
Tijey are pressing horses, they seized
many of my neighbor's horses, some in
the night and very few in the day time.
I do not know as I shall be able to keep
my horses here, as they begin lo talk of
pressing horses
1
tbe las', term cf the District Court! them Slate. XheTe is none—there can another meeting was held. I
State
cone. His chances the Nor,h. look.
for lbe murder of his wife last |,a .wb»l d'^t.on you may, are utterly I
and desperately hopeless No candid
man in eiiner section wi 1 ever pretend
otherwise. A tew weeks more will |,
voucli the entire accuracy of the prophecy
we now make and we make it with all
1
netted. The case proceeded ant.I Friday
solemnity and with an honest conviction
|t w rf
.a|ized
.. j- Sept. 27.—A fire broke out about four
this county —here the jury weie ais
ioclock this morning in the extensive
charged and ail held for naught, j»|an0
Factory of A &
A jury was then empanneHed to try ing'on street, and owing to the cornbusti
lhe matter of the insaniry of the priso- hie nature of the contents 0
ner, who, after heiring lhe testimony,
1
about
BwT A Lieutenant's widow writes
to complain that bet heart 'Uh-immt
less/
in this neighborhood.
Yours in friendship,
Hesat Doiaso.
Pol.tical Item*.
A prominent book firm of Boston has
fact that only a few weeks sgo Colonel
Richardson returned to Wasbirgton j,ua far sold 1 l.OuO copies of Fremont's
from an electioneering tour through his
lllei
300 of Buuiuiuaus, and 1-jU of F»il-
mor«*».
assuring his frien is tnat Illinois would
vote the Democratic ticket by twenty Freinoot d«»01^ra H»n 1
ia oa
Z*"rt
1
S a 1 n
tee read a letter :roiu tne non. ^auiuei|"ir
riy
formerly
-e« l)cm ,«,c"s,..e1 J«kW» Crtmel.
afV
At
least fifteen thousand
Free Sjtl Abolition banner of Stewart! assembled at Montrose, Pa., on Satur
and reinont. day last, beir.g the largest and most en
And thus it will most certainly be, too
1
rao°
lhe e?ecU
Lar^t Fire in Buffalo— Btffalo
J.Keough.Wash-
Wout and Fillmore ticket*, defends
both.
7At
Old Patriots.—The
We bare not space ibis week to pub- ors of the war of lSlC—pensioners
li* Ml proceed,™-. ol the gre.l M.
./ */v.i i. v i i s i o n a e n o n u s a y w n e n a e n u e
mg a Marion, on the JOth uk. bet Will present enquired their pre
!:Uctions for President. Tbe vole stood
immense, for a i Fremont,
ihev called at lbe «fie» l» ttdv ,, u .rw-L seems that those who ha\e «-u0»t
iM^e U stopped. i**
cold acd Mvere
WMU:er-.
ei* ai)iicij«ied did not tome,but the Bias-
_.[f
on hlri(i
Several men stationed ihenwelveaal
culrlQCrt fie
y
ialerior. considering, Bachicaai, uvafu^t
io
ent
wbidi the
RufTalo Re-
public MVS lhat iWf aty-four of the sum
1 I CI r^ntinfl»ri
and ble-i for their anintry si.H re.na.n on
8Kje
of
coutiuy-—Vuluque
premont Tickti U
hate given to
C|nc! )nal
o armed banditti, enlisted in the pro-sla- gucj,aDa„i n
whose determination is to
as the only response, to their
exchenge with us.
auch outrages as are being committed yf that pumpkin-head Weib S-picer, we
here daily are shocking. The setters of would inform him thai the
the Democrat.
Rt~
pub.
Back* always lose tfcer horns in No-
Tember
Firginim.—The
the Fremont eielectoral ticket was noini
na
ted. There was no disturbance.
Ge
Purv ,aacc. Ute ^,n^ral'c ^ud'
tor
General of the tale, has taken
i Convention which nominated
wss
miUce ou
I free-stat'.? nr.en. or cx'.errm-
remarks to let the peo- nate them by surfer, vt wnolewle butch-
chairman »(the Com-
its permanent organization.
Hon g#m
.j ingham, of Bucks
C\)., Pt., Andrew Jackson's first Secrr
i»ry 1^0 Xreasurv, is out lor Jt X£Ciont.
A, Hooping Operation
'It is somewhat amusing to lill the
nonsensical
siang-vrang
.Uvtrtistr.
conuined in the
Xhe great Xipton fts-housr
Wells Spicer, who figures as editor, iias
... b.J ipecuUi.oo-MJ .o .f U,e p,«l»er,' W- J«.|b .he people.' Mr. M..,
1 1 tkst li.A iAlll hit
..
K"*!would
V!ieg 0 an eX
his head,
Davenport
Sept.
7,
(n^,,re lt.,ful« he
f'jpio it,
and have secured the ser-,
pert cooper, who will per- giveu
0
a
turns from Kansas and tells a hard tale, expected he w II en^jge in the
tells the truth of affairs th*re, he is now sines,, and devote his leisure hour. 10
tbe tnck, and even the Democratic ,861 down by them as an "abolitionist, oth oi next November,
engraving
heaping 'u—
on Saturday evening next,
his few remaining friends
,j ,her |0Ters
o! n,gr0
flotl
a u
vtrtiSfr, 'The
amalgama-
.r which, should he rec v»r, it is
drug
tu-
designed expressly for •ne
Jid-
r' xr—
lbefe UQ furlher U8e 1D
h,8 country
odiior, Jdvertmr,
i Ha drug store,
Gazette,
1856.
18,6.
'rnmd/ina*er'!resen,ativeB
Fremont
thusiastic gathering over held North-
writh Mr. Buchanan's own State—the ern Pennsylvania. It was addressed by
great Keystone State of Pennsylvania.— Hon. Wm. Jessup, Hou. G. A. Grow,
Ar.d if he loses this, will ar y of his i Rev. Geo. Langdon, George L. Byles,
[friends be kind enough to tell us what of Kansas, Stewart, of Bingnamtun, andj yj_ sujphcu C. Fo*t»r.
earthly possibility there is of his obta n- 1 others. An immense torch light proces-1 t|ms |S a Republiean gain of one.—
ing the electors! vote of one single Nor- sion came off in the evening, atl«r which |kfaine( certainly, make* a good begin-
Tbe Newafk
Mercury is informed by
e JeUer froru
Co
bft8
otherwise. A few weeks more will 1 P». lead to the bymenial altar tbe noble-
tly
A letter from Easton, Pa., announces
that Gov. Retder, of Kansas, has de
clared in Civer of Freamrt for the Presi
dency.
Hon. John Moore, cf Warren Co., N.
J., has written a letter announcing his
intention to support and vole for Colonel
the"btiMd- Fremont. Judge Moore has always
Xhe I been identified with the Hunker Demo-
l* ,l cratic rartv in this State, eniovinif an
buildihir new and owued by tbe occupants. crane party mm» J»»e, cujuym,
f-M.000. Tbe building and I influence in local and county politics
This I material *as insured in several cou.pan-1 amounting almost to a dictatorship. he
les for ftfc.OOO. The falling walls crushed present announcement of his purj, se will
an adioing woode0 bulildmg, and killing produce important results in that port of
an elde.'iy lady, nurse to the family
00
copying it, an 1 setting the building on
fire. Messrs. Keougn will immediately
rebuild.
New Jersey, where the Adminisiiatiou
party has always mviutained a large
merical ascendency.
They are Coming.—Xhe
Hermld an/l Whig,
nu­
Somerset, Pa.
heretoiore considered
eaclusively a Fillmore paper, bow place*
at the need oi its columns both the Fre-
Disintegration of the Fillmore Party,
Mr Haven, of Buffalo, the law part*
ner of Mr. F.Umore, wat ripened to be 1
the caodidattJ o( tiie American Older in
his uumct tor a seat Congress. We'
have it from unquestionable authority «*».**,
that, on a servey of the political fit-Id, he
declines to enter it, and will uol eonscnt
10 be nominated.
The fact is an exceedingly *ignincanV(
one. Xhe man to whom, il Air. Fillrrore
bad any essental popularity in the place,
of 1.is residence, that popjlarity wculd
attach iueli in the largest measure, with
draws from the coutest for which he was
about to buckle ou his armor, and refu
tes to fight by the side o! Lis friend. It
U fair to infer that Mr. Fillinore begitis
lo despair of bis own election.
But this is the only one of the signs
which point to the same conclusion. Mr.
to
Fox
the gratification
Gazette does
We deem it unneces-
ary to say that Wells
beats the Jews
in
this particular, and will but refer for
proof of this fact, to his own paper. The
ruih, with Aim is a stranger! Try agaiu
Judge.'
The foregoing articles we clip entire
from the Buck negro organ of this place,
and publish theia that the people of this
county may know the character of that
paper. Comment upon tbera is unneces
sary.
Tbe Maine Election*
Tbe Portia rid .ff/c.-r/iVr publishes!#*
turns from 430 towns, (all in the State
but 43,) whx'i gives the following ag
gregate vote:—as compared with 1S55
Hamlin, (UBp) f»7 OSt. Morrill, (Rep) 50 5*1
W-ilU. !m) il 746. Welfc, (Dera 47 1'.4.
Patten, (Whig) 6.0.5C. Used, (Whig) 10.2:57.
T'iUU ll.VHiiJ 107 974.
Xhe towns to be heard from gave last
yesr 2,3^*2 votes. Tne aggregate vote
tiki year will thus exceed 1 IS,000,—ex
ceeding that of all last year by over
11,000. Xhe retuus will show.
I'nilia
Mouday evening
ovc
Chas.
Gibbons, Chairman of the Su»te Commit
AppIv the same rule to all the Slates
iee, ir»u n icuct ..,1 r.r^ci«»lv tiie aamfl intlucnm
D. Inhatn,
,Jnfii"u,: and' fair coiij-clure^ can be formed of the
prob
,ble re.uli.
Da*jd Dud-'
l^#
a
Legislature the House of Rep-
Wl!l
men
Prob*b!y ««tain 12-5
Republiians and 16 Democrats and
the Senate 30 Republicans and Demo-
crat.
Xhe Congressional Delegation
stand lb us
I. Jobu M. Wood, (Rep)
II. CbiJ". L. Gilmau. Rfp)
VII N*hemiab A»ntt, (Rep)
IV Fr»"*iiin II. IIor**'. (Ueo
y
V. Iwaul Wa»bl»iirn jr., (Rep)
Hordentown, that There is a rumor from Lng and to lbs
J,modore Stewart, Old Ironsides,' effect lhat an English Earl, who was en-
Democrat, has
g»g««i
declir€(i himself for Cob Fre-
hearted and self-sacrificing Florence
Nightingale. She has been elected an
honarary life governor of the lloyclFfee
Hospital, London.
Chi. Dtm.
Ruffianism in Pennsylvania.—Easton,
Pa., Sep*. 26th.—Gen.
E.
Jin
other Important Come- Outer.—Hon.
Juhn Sellers, of Morgan township, Knox
county, Ohio, Constitutional Convention,
and a lite long Democrat has come out
fur Fremont. Nor is this all. Nearly
two hundred
n
member of I is party, a delegate to the
fauicus Winchester Convention, at.d
President oT tne llmore and Donelson
Club of Cutpper county has resigned that
office and published a letter in the Rich*
mond
Enquire,
Marsh is hostile lo the extension ol sla
very, and therefore he will vote for Fre
mont. Mr. Gray says: 'There is not a
shadow of chance lor Mr. Fillmore s
shows that the southern fiitnds of Mr.
Fillmore have abandoned his cause, and
the weight of their iiiflutnse and
their voles for Bueuauan.
cr
it is the intention of hin.«
publish «*trart from a «elf anl friends, to remove the whole ar-
p. rangeinent, bodies, breeches, &c., to ffe-
a u# 8eek a aew lor
It is indeed laughable ti see the trash
contained in the
,'1'txrhser
of last wee'..
ihet paper choo^ .0 apply the name
oiliar
lo anoth-r editor, soiuewber r, con-
sidenng him a No. 1 in tbat sr'u '^uj.
and alludes lo
%is
as exceeding
and styles
ail
us
k
the
kberr,
Western arti*/'
line. He also requests the
in that
(jtizeiie
Thus, we have eminent friends of Mr.
Fillmore both at f,e S.uth and the North
acknowledging that the Sole quarel been
parties at the present moment, which
ihere is any vitality, is whether the Ter
ritories should be free that to set a can
didate as the ropreseniative of any other
issue, is trifling with the public interest.
n:ui that a canidate so suppored has no
chance of success.
Mr. Clayton, of Delewarc, one of the
slave Stales, but approaching more nearly
to the character ot a free fenae than any
of that ciass. is one of the »st distin
guisiied lea erg ot the American party.
Uur readers hive uot forgoueu the letter
irotn hnn wl.ich we published ihe other
day. We confldenily expected that when
the ne should speak cf the candidate for tbe
The editor copies an article from
i,t which the editor Presidency, he wou.J deciair l.mse.f for
Mr. F.llmore. That he would have not
supported Mr. Buchanan, we might have
interred from the vehemence wiin winch
ou the floor of the Senate, he denounced
tbe Kaunas laws enacted by Suing!e!lc*v
and his associates. Xo withhold support
fiotn cuher ol the pro-slavery cajjUidaiea
Geyer is a warm friend of the border
ruffians one wl o adrni.es ard praises
the Stringfelow Cod«\ *nd be vote* for
Mr. Buchanan because he thitiks that
With such a safe man as Buchanan the
cause of shivery and the Strmglellow
Code are sale.—.A etc
Poti
W' 1U 24,3.t*
Himiliu ov'-r all
Rh mhlican G-iiu 17 000
D«m icrale Loss. 4 307
Wui^ n 4^U'^
It wiil be seen tbftt tb« Republicans are
the only party which iias gum ti at a:i-
and tbat it has gained very largely irom
the old Democrats, from the old Whigs
and Americans, and from the new vote.
JemrmL
Whn has the Ifonarl—A
ill
l,f00 maj
2/00 nuy.
2,5't*) m»i.
7.000 IUHJ.
4,0'm) maj.
/KM maj.
the Crimean war. 13 about to
we noticed the capture, in Indiana, of a
runaway negro, belonging tol. Mallory
Esq., of this city. Xhe day aherwards
one of the &ig-Nicht punts in this city
had a paragraph that the capturers of the
negro were Democrats. A gentleman
returned from Indiana last night, and he
has seen and spoken to the men who ar
rested Mr. Irlallory's negro, and every
one of theni is a strong /illnrtore man.—
Lovisvillt Journal,
and Enquirer
bu.sno**.
BT.
H. Lewry, of
Kansas, was assaulted yesterday by a
Mr. Lee. Several blows were exchang
ed before the {. .tifs were »e aratetl.
Gen. Lowry aad just recov-red from nn
illness and had barely got about. The
attabk, which all parties condemned, was
occas.ooed by a political discussion.
ID
of his neighbors have come
out with hioi! Hurrah for old Knox
She is good for one thousand
for Fremont and the Union.
iHavketsi,
Muicatite Market.
I WWlf.il
Aa» «r*
Tcta
6
axyrra* I****!
in which he declaires thai
Fiilmoje i ai not be el^-ct and that htf
p,ves his support to Buchanan. Mr.
Ephraim Marsh, of New Jersey, Presi
dent of Ihe very convention which nomi
nated Mr. Fiilmore lor the Presidency,
has published another letter, in which he
decluirs ttiat Fillmore has no chaoce of
an electioa, and that he shall do ail ins
power to elect Fremont, Mr. Gray is
in favor of the exten?ion oi slavery, nud
therefore he supports Buchanan. Mr.
mon^v
is as much as we could expect a pd.t.^un ".»«
in a slave Stale to do for the nuunnauou
of Col. Freinant.
tanwhile we publsh to-day a Icttei
from Senator Geyer, of Missouri, a
Whig of ancient standiug, from whom, if
old associations could ii.Huenre his pres
ent course, Mr. Fill more might expect
support. He takes ground iu favor of
Buchanan. Sei.ator Geyer sees the
question now betore the country in us
true light, as a struggle between slavery
and liberty in the teriitorief, ar.d 1 e is
for Buchanan and slavery. Seuito!*'
...t.. |i.no
... Sftw
**4r-v« r*r*
u^."
.-4* !A«.|
.... ill- I.-Ml
Davenport Market.
rtn, f« in r^m.
.•mm.
f«
nwrt.
vfl
Chioaro Market-
Core. Viitt* ft b«
I "?«.
I(!k,|1«bS
-.wru
(KiA'li
in
.... i rofc,
V bH* tM. Ma 1, W.f bM «u Ho
i»m
t.nnWr 1*1 p«r WOO ft
2d *!»«t
—-. *.
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Rail Eoal Time Table
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TOSttAw.
u
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B. Tl» «o »t« »v*t llr K
Sotiff.—Last Call*
Thow knowing theinselvea indebted tt
HACI
my
ii Vo. by Note or BnoV
a-e«'urit, i!st r»:| and thf satne immedi
ately, the «ail Notf-s I arcninii wiM t#*
left with a Justice ol the lVacr, for
after the fir*t day ot October next
37!f. tfllAW, BACLEY.fcGs.
Life "of ri.«iiont!
W
II l[-.c for ale, at this iilke, a mtblicc u
(J'•(»!» Of
Eigelow'a Life of FremrJIt.
Price
S] ,00.
Ti.h
is aik .0*lei^ 1 to tie ttit U'Ht «oak
«ad t» exoe'.tent book. Every Ke|n^
kit*. 't
3?tf.
MtmT C.
LATH N
N E W i i Y A
III Tfpttrti.
having entered into a c--
A p*rti.eri«hir 'i»r 'iie of »up lylmr
ihe pe«'LW of lin'on and vicinity 111 p*rlir.iil»».
and otd edai, 11. genera!, wttl airki»4l
Lumber.
Shingles,
Stjuart Timber,
«u pr«»ci.t.
1- il.more with. nt resevc. Instead of that 1 liMriir. Ilear Limhfr, Sidifif, Ban Botrd
be declalrs that he is 'the partisan of no t»f.
man.' lie declines to give his support lo of all kiad* and iu lar^t qaditiiiea, ke|^c««-
Lath, 4t ire.
Which they ar determined to at eLe^p ts
ean be j»urehai»il any vr!i«i« ia ike coui.tr/ tor
rash. Our ro-1»o i*
t)alek Mir* «il ratall P«aSh."
Any order
fr
su th* connlTy Wi^b- prowp*.
lv &*ten l"-'l to, a 1 much to &«
.t
tl.a
^hin^fet, «t«.
stantiy on ha ad.
ti VK US .1 TRl.iL
before aurekaainx elM-tlpr*. a *»r* -mt
37tf. BlUfiLKY tt LATH
on C. C. DiN*, at Korh^t#r, or
't
P4 1'/A.
K ',
HI,**
s «r
v s,
York Eneni^g
Ont far Fremmi
—At a
®f
the Fremont Club last evening. Mr. Ito. v, s k
suite, of this cry, always a staunch and! Vv-i*?
reliable Democrat, c.tiue ut in a formal A*^«rri'
annouutement u.at he could n sastnin
the new tangled doctrines at the present
time promulgated by tbe Douglas Bu
chanan Democracy, and d-clarel his in
tention to vote for /'leinont. Xhe an
nouncement was receive w.ih loud and
prolonged applause. Mr. Rosette is an
able lawyer, and an el'^jueiit and brill
iant otator, and we trust his voice will
frequently be heard in tbe present can
vass.—ILL
A
few days ago
.. i BAVKMPOar, IOWA.
New Yoaa, Sept. 75.—Tbe
Sheriff's Sale.
of a upeeUI E*.p:uti n, to uk direct
»»*t ou the Cleik'a of tli-i fMt
trict Court, in nod (or tl, county of S ott ami
.-tate of Iowa, in favwr of Oaro' it^r Ills
V.
M.
X.
ot
VJl.
Farm Far Sale.
N laipros f-d
1'f
rm nf '.' a«*«
j- »i 1 si
Arrrt,
A wa*! n«i:.r-»w*1 fai'uofl
i^*« *».
mo^4 1
tf*
r%l« t'i» Hwn y'rt if
S. D»W I.
S A U E
DEWS*
U1 A*» E*M
u
tUAVKT iT TI*
LASH
vnuu pi-i'
1 ill *r
r.'t .bo^a**-
Ol- /'.« A K£
liuyiag and en
Cj«
•i.t# •*.». i'" 4 "t.
**-»t *iUta c*t k««
TOM 4 m4 I,
Iso-mi.
man W
u* a wj^t
I" Aim,
Ut 9, aUira tn, tfc*
Urn
1 t*t Smlb*
lUnwr
f*f»»tr*l i* fss4^
Ran4 wH% i1»Mr,
rM, is» a few
rm
wal-t l»» ill n» «l
Pl-ir In T*rt»e ufyif, a-f» PTfclr?# Ami 40
fiair
1
»f
viii'fs w*t«r. A I»A «t«fy wa*J
Ift t} f*ai. ir^4 cf w th fy»4
-4'rt#r »M* ••aMrr^d* a.waKru. A w Af«*»fc»toa^o
(T4*|r v TarH'rtfj.
lifki it AaatMUCft, initio*
hAMl'KI. UEWELI..
G*asral I.-uid Acent T't4aB.
Farms for Sale,
Of 5) acre*, in lwa fownahip, for jale !hv*
n a ho'i«e, arid
me
lo arrca broke and tinder
it rr», 1" acre* i frnb**r.
*o»- ».i. tirT bui ni li'.t lw« P»i'ii« !*•.
T6»KHI r, iWh IIM.1 «..(,», »l.a i»
tairmur
11-kn urr .' «r I' 1 ««5» «n^
C&I'am lw.mU %-f T«*. I*
a K-». H««t* f««»
MM k Mt Ing 4m— f»» .!Swt «•«.
Co..
aad iRiMiiht i'itt"n^" A Wb#vlt:r, 1 have IPVUJ
upon tbe followiux 4eacriXHl Real F*t»t«, Ij-i.ig
uad beiug in the town of Tipton. Cedar f).i..
I o w a o w i o i i u o k w e n y
(24) in the aforewid town of Tipton and aim
out of ih« prop'Ttr heroti»fnTH attachtil on the
5tb d«y of Novi-mher, 18A5. iu a cerUin writ of
attachment. U»u» out of tbe District Oonrt of
feott county, lo*a. »«ed Novetntwr tfb. t"*.*»5,
in favor of tupenter l)n i. Co plaintiff*, apd
Also—A UF\T BMK.AlS,
a 00 -D rroc* rAA*.
l""Ae« of u injiJ'01 •»'».
Si uftfc. »*»t« l«M,
t» «f .0 l^Aar- ft a^»*a TIMBER
If
««.!».» Im.^, Iifihe *u
««. i3» ,.f B..TTO* I.»*l.
r"Iv•**
T(.«
•Iwl#
wit» ^i«ntT of wood i »wl
K„,..,,r .if WKI.I-S «i i LB.
Uumtoer
At tbe
MiaaeMta Lumber Tar4
Cofner of Iowa and Fourth Sti
Opposite th^ "New Penn^ylvanu Hou^'*
Camriir ^AMUF.L
of this morning publishes-O
a long letter from Senator Fish, giving
his reasons for repudiating the Fillmore
aad supporting the Republican ticket.
H. FILLER would rsspecftatljr
announce
to the citizens of Davenportaw
nrroui.diii^ cauntry that be has recently ope*
ed an e*t«n*ive
u e I i
corner (if liwaand Fourth *tre*t. Aireetlf^P*
i. ,. H..IW* where htPW
stock
cwih-I ..i hibi*
The Dubuque Express and Herald has 5* V£i
hauled down the Buclianan Hag. No „•t j,uuih. coii*i»tm«c part of
reasons given. Pro! ably sick ol a bad I Flooring, suj)erior quality Fencing, ft*
iu thick Siding, lull half inch
thick Ceiling, Sheeting,
Luuibt-r, coii»i»tini in part of
PtiAWK TIMBB*
Joist .nd -ranti ng of all Jimein'on*. Hear
itutf an.! hoards of #*\ery qualilf frojn eiC
itwmity-l.-ir feet |oiK, 541','hA heal |K»al,V
*h a veil pine sliine'** 9nO.OH) l#«t
i a a i
2 0
Ft tir^h
the aail day, to aatWfy tbe
«aid execution and tliu costii that asay aoqrtie
tbfreon.
pti»i, Iowa, Sept. I0ib, 18Srt.
K 1 i k e o 1 3 N o Z
lvickeIs alto co»i»'*iill V haiul a lull a»»Oi
i incut of .So v/t
and (.
Uud WtmUn ».
Tlw particular attention of huild«.rssnd pea
ehaxer* lmub«»r is invi^eii 'j exaaiin#
stock winch wil! te ito'd at
Pr ices tiai
tVimo/
fait to *uit Pi&hasett
Ik)nt forpet the pjace, corner Iowa
itreet*.
lavor ni i tupeniirr it.x cc «o piainum, ape -s- ^—•••Tt.
l*iit«*D/pr A* Wheeler deft*nda!it« »ml wtiiiout t%k|ag tntir
Nh*ll offV-r thi! Mine for sale at ou lip outcry.
on ri*turd»y, tf'• 11 th tl.«.y of fA:toti-»r, A. t)
ls.'ift at the Court llotine uoor in Cedar county
Iowa, Niiween U»n hours/i! 9 o'clock A.M. and
4 o'cU* i
N. n.-.Turchawa frrfm the c.ni.trv
bine at the Naw Ii.n«y1viuua Hou**'1'1 ''v
ib airantiee of selectlnj ard lo«lij
US
ESTRAY NOTICES
aero KMTa*t ii"K«f*.
t«w» Inww^a'r- «Wv I
ftMHl^-11 h«iKl- Si „U. ««»l I
«rbi"• m»«ll .MM" itt '.
y-«, Ji.i'l l«H .IM'V1'"
u
I.
:v t« ft'"'","
i Ib
... mt-*-
!rtV*t.ei
w O. v
ft* b* Mvmi ZM.