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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-18
Tur TnAvrI11Ne CRAFT -Hornls.

! THR .TRAyELL1Ne GRAFT- HoTELs.
Add 70 this list,a National Hotel kept
;by Bro. John Yallaces at sM antown.
Virginia. We are assured that his heart
is in the right place. aud shatEfor every.
dollar paid him he dispenses the value OF
ter. dimes in refreshments and attentions MS
We have entered the following mem 10
our notebook -. First time We 60 to
Morgantown, Virginia, call on John wal
lace,' and we advise all our readers to do
it too.
We clip the above from the +" American
Freemason," published semi-monthly, at
Louisville, Kentucky, by Bro. J. F Bren-
nan, and edited by azealousr MasonsR Rob.
Morris. We assure our. Brother that the
craft here confirm his opinion OF Bro.
Wallace's hospitality. not upon mere idle
rumor, bat from the best evidence IN the
world. personal observation. 1feyer Bro,
Morris should happen in this part Of the
Masonic Vineyard he viii find a ready
welcome at the !" National.
s.-.,.f 1Aorgq'ltoloa 1stegrGpA.
/ We. speak from experience. when We
say that Mr.. Wallace and, his house is all
that is said Of them. above.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-18

.r F..
New YoRk DRY GooDs MARKET.-This
market is less active, but plain cotton, ta-
brics command the full ratesof lastspring.
A New York letter to the Philadelphia
Inquirer says: al
The iobbers have laid in large stocks
for the fall trade in anticipation of rise, )
but the country purchases have been quite
light. Brown sheetings and shirtings are
held 4@4c. ,persyard above spring rates,
and few, if any, standard styles can now
be bought for &c., Light sheetings, both
brown and bleached, have been soldsat a
slight advance, the stock having become
reduced. Brown drills are firm atl74@
78cts bleached do cents ; and blue /
@91 cents. Denims are / cent yard
higher, sales of the leading makes having
been effected at 1O4@lo4 cents. Osna>
burgs have taken an upward movement.
Some parties have withdrawn their
goods, while others are advanced above
the reach of buyers Stripes, Ticks, and
Checks are ! cent higher. with rather
more doing, Cotton Duck has. been ads
vanced log cents per yard by all the
principal agents. Printing Cloths are
quiet but very firm, though it is difficult
to name prices that would meet tho views
Of the buyer and seller.
New. styles Of fancy Cassimers are COM
ing forward more freely, and the favorite
designs readily command 81 1901 25
Sattinets have been sold up pretty close,
and are now held higher. Kentucky
jeans are doing pretty well, and for good
qualities full prices continue to be realized
In foreign goods there is literally nothing
doing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

SECULAR ACCIDENT Is RIFLE FAcro-
RY.--A most Singular and fatal accid mt
occurred yesterday afternoon at Sharp's
Rife Factory. Mr Wills North, one OF
the wortmcn was clipping Of .basngs,
from a bar or piece OF steel. when one OF
the shasnss, as i was clipped off struck
him, producing at the m Imcnt but little
feeling Of injury After an examination Of
the place where the steel struck him, he re-
marked that he believed it had entered his
body, bat neither he nor any Of his fellow
wUrkmen supposed al he tine that il was
anything serious.
In FEW inmates lie began 10 show gns
which Indicated that tie injury was more
serious than at first supposed H. was Ia.
ken out u the bur aiding and Ibid upon u
grsss plat, where h. soon became insensi.
bic and shortly expired The small bit OF
steel must have entered his heart,
Il is but a few weeks since enc of the
workmen in this factory was instantly kill
cd by an awl glaDcing and entering his
heart. M, North was about 50 yeas OF
age,dIid leayesa vie snl two chllrcn.-
>fTarif5rd Couraat
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Celebration Of the ili Of july!
union Of lakes and union Of lands,
pRfoa that nothing shall sever,
A union cf hearts ard a union II hands,
fygr

union of lakes and q union OF lands,
pRioa that nothing shall sever
A union CT hearts ard a union u hands, 5
a0.s- .facriees aRi0z forcr er.
Tha .5Yd.hnyt,n Artillery" aud the ndepehdept
Brass Band" Of Davenport have chartered the ne"
and beautiful ST ,Sm9r' Day enporti for the purpose
of making . peasltr, Z tcIrsioa d5NA The river on
the coming 4th OF July, respectfully invite the
citizens Of Dwsnpsr;, Ross isilni and Vicinity 70
ioiu them in the festivities or the occasion. The boat
will I1ayc Rock Island at o'clock A.-M. and D.ren-
portal a o'cllck 4 NJ. Precissy--anl proceed down
IN, rive. eight or ten mtls, 10 b5AutifQl grove.
Tho following IS the programme at the grovo:--
Ist.--Music by the Band '.-t
ed--Reading the Dsciarahon of Independence by
Jas, r Lane, Esq.
3l.-Music by the Band
DIFFERENTIATION ofa asg by tho ladies' OF oayen-
port 10 the Washington Artillery
5th.--Masc by the Band Il
sth -~oration by Geo. w. Pleasant, ESD ss
7ih--ius.e by the Rand. --.....t.. -z
s,h--oraiion by John r. Dillon, Esq ..--
ath--Music by the Band.
rhe boat will rom ain until the afternoon and re-
turn at O'Clock. Tho choicest rsfreshmen, OF eve
ry variety will be the grove and be accessible at all
hours. Come one, come all, and helP-us atly cole
bratc national birthday.
sc CASTOR, +. y, BATES.
X, Is BRoCkWAY, Y, ], Gll.LEiT,
&. CLINE, H. MORE,
r n. CARSAGEY.
Committee of Arrangement.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

! a friend tells US an anecdote of Booth
the great tragedian, which, we do not rec
ollect having scen in print. 1t occurred in
the Paliny days of his fame, before the
sparkle Of his great black eye had been
dmmed by that bane of Genius, strong
drink. Booth and several friends had'been
| invited to dine with al old gentleman 10
baltimore, of distinguished Kindness, ur-
banity, and piety Tna host, though dis
approving Of theatres and theatre going,
had heard So much of Booths remarkable
powers, ana curiosity 10 see the man had,
IN THIS instance, overcome all his seruples
| ana prejudice. After the entertain m eDt
was oyer, lamps II, aud the compan re-
seated IN The drawing room, some one re-
quesled Booth as particular favor, and one
which all present would doubtlcs appreciate,
to read aloud the Lords Prayer. Booth ex-
pressed his ready willingness to afford them
this Qualification, and rose slowly and
revcrentiy from his chair 1t WAS wonder
lnl TO watch the ply OF emotions that con-
yulsed his connIshance. He became dead
" pale, and his eyes, turned tremblingly
upwards, were wet with tears. As yet he
hnd not spoken TIE silence could b. felt
/ became absolutely painfui, until last the
spell was broken rs il by an electric shock,
as h's rich toned voice, from white lips. syl-
lubled forth, Sour Father who art in Ieav-
en- &c with pathos and fervid solemni,y
that thrilled all hearts. lie finished The
silence continued Not voice was b aari
or muscle moved in his rap audience, un-
VI rom aremote corner OF the room a sub
dued sob was heard, and the old gentleman
(their host stepped forward with streaming
eyes and toterng frame anil seized Booth
BY the hand. ST." sail he in broken ac-
cents, ''you have afforded ne pleasure for
which my wholc future life will feel CRATE
'ui, am an old man, and every day, from
boyhood TO the present time, ! thought |
hadrepeated the lords Prayer, but have
never heard II before, never "You are
right" replied Booth "to read that prayer
as il should be read has cost ME the severest
study aud labor for thirty yeIfs, AMI | am
far from being yet satisfied With my rem
dPring Of that wonderful production -
Hardly ono person in ten thousand compre-
bends hos much beauty, tenderness and
grandeur can be condensed in space so
small and in words 50 simple. That p ayer
ofitsclf suif cieptly illustrates the truth Of
the Bible, and stamps upon it the sea! Of
Divinity"
So great was the effect produced (says
our infprman, who was presently that coz
yersa,ion was sustained but short time
lngpr in s.ibdued monc*yil. bses, and almost
entirely ceased; and soon after, ut an early
hour, the company broke M, and retired 10
their several homes, VITA said faces and fail
hearts -Cdicago Irb
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

INDIANAPOLIS oking into the vrri1us
q4oaiam coilee-houses Of our city, Yesterday
we observe that every titing had been lear
ed out bat the watsr-cooitrs The re'gir OF
Teetotalism Is supreme. We congratulate
our citizens upon the little difficulty the
sellers have csused them since the law
took eject. There are good qualities,
after all, in the lqiaer iruiIicker. Uon'tyou
think so !-ReJpbticdn. .a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
wall Paper.
EMIGRAETs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

TENN, WtjliauIs n Co.'S Township Maps are toe
bssl. being complied from tiis United states Sur.
ve.s official inf trinuton, ard psrsonai rccornols-
salee: wing the streams, roads towns. pest ooes
county seats, works Of lnieFnat vement. ete
etc Being Published within itc state are, in fact, thc
cal! tei..bls aBa compete aiatf st5 ass .s&
MAP OF IOWA.
Btfcg regularly apl osnied agents Tor the sale Of
these maps are Ifcparedto .nrnish taem 10 The
trade q. the p,sAers lowest Wholesale r,tes or by
ihe single COPY Also: 4e ~ S a,s4..4s
qae ,isz. ] H. C5lton E Co nnl Ensign, Bridgmsa
Z Fa.s uia of the UGited stakes. Western States
and tf.esttits ~ Illinois iowa Wisconsin and sis
soaft; aud Territories Of Minnesota. Ksnsas aiJd Me-
6rssk... For sale, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN u RHaWS.
Book sellers and Staiioners Deaiersin Wall Paper,
Mn!ew Shades, etc. ill.pols slreet Rock Island,
Posi- Office, Davenport MI su Spi. "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

\ ,p5in,iNGuisHEDVislrVR The Whining
I,apei) Journal says: Edward Laisye tie,
.'' 81 the Marquis De Lafayette, so
a unsolshed as the brave aud generous
aan "p'oh OF American Independence, has
ar spending few days witt tie Du
;s n"' VINO were the early friends ol the
i.a'' In company with few friends,
h 1as Visited all the pisces Of interest in
n no'h''y; one OF his earliest visits being
s mv scene OF the bsuleqef Chadd's Ford,
."lch bis ance stor first shed his blood in
;e,o .0se' The very spot upon when the
was standing when he was wound
Jpn,s ~" pointed out by spne Of the old res
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER,
ME have lnsl receyeaa second hot Of Nnli Paper
W aud Borders direct from the Maaida ctur"rs IN
New YORK and We Rave no. on land 4nU0 Rolls or
various pattcrJs We Will also receive ~ fen dAss
BY Railroad another large lot of6lU Rolls, nasies
stock aunaBi to lDGo0 ROLLS Of i5O patterns ~
persons intending 70 paper their houses th's sprng
we wod say that being the Agents OF ore 81 "a lar
gest Mannfactnr:esin New YORK we are pFepgfcdto
furnish @ali Paper aud BORDERS at Factory prices
with the addition Of freight.
For tie COME neHee four cusiu nersin davenport,
we haye samples Of all our tPaper ahd boFdorsd
our Book Stand Ia the Post ofie', where they can
mai elections and leave her orders. Give Us asa
we wifi give satisfaction to a'ipuTyhasors.
WARkEA y kHAM-N,
B,oksr.ti era and Statiorers and dealers in Wall Pa
p;r pvs once, Davenport. iiinoisst.. Rock Island
Alnrc.t 2sth dtf NJ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

lA;n, OCCURRENCES. We learn from the
!, :, VI ro'ee that an interesting daueh-
respected German, residing on the
e,v au " Fourteenth and Elm streets, died
kolow a;uaen'y on Friday morning. On the
IA my morning the mother died of Chol.
h. 90 , nn's sudden breaking up of the fam.
n, II worked upon the mind OF the father
fiji. seapiang from the third story window
b. residence down 10 the sidewalk. man,
h,d .a 'h)urlbg him SO severely that he
k,n u Few hours after. His name is Got
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
carriage 0A-CIo,h Cheap.

Eea,l ths atteAtiou of aii using ID above To
w Stoss . As we shall probably arsliaaaish sLts
,,rnneh al onr business we viii sell
CARRIAGE oiL-CLoTU'S
5y.,e,, E.ess than the Regular Prices.
For cheap goods Ia this line eSll al
Smiths Variety Store,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

BEAUTY and UTILITY.
I'VE invite the special aitention Of those Ia want Of
w Boo, 5 For The liable 70 our iIc variety ofLhose
lttieles:-- F
Spiehddly Bpund and iliasbaec
We have ali the Fsy5riie Peeis;
number of Elegant Floral Works;
And various I'Har Works IN Prose;
We viii BEiuc few Of them;
Particularly adj pied for Presentation Books,
The White Welt. a Bridal Gift;
Tnppcr's Pfoserbsa Philosophy, superb Edition.
The Disdem. The Souvenir;
Byron. Antique Bi:.ding, Quarto size;
Dl;o Gilt Morocco, ae t.-. ..=-
Burns. do DO
Poets Of Connecticut,
Dictionary At Poeiical Quotations Antique;
FIorahci. pucir, OF owcrs;
Mrs Henau's Poems. Papicr Maelle Binding;
With Many Others EIua ~ Fine,
For sale very Low,
JHae 2d, 1876 Al No. Le Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Gold and silver 10 flowing into london
from all parts Of the world, GA the I'D o.
Nay two and half miiiious arrived within
~ davs from Now York The West ladies
and the Islhmus, and 600 900 pounds stell
Ing was daily expected from Australia.
The bullion IN the bank il increasing
rapdIv-uow fifteen millions sterling, Tae
rate OF interest by the bank VIII soon be
again rCdu;ed.
Money is SO plenty th capitalists are
ioanirg il at and'IiS perce,is. per annum
on Government stocks. Faur millions
the first instalment Of the late sixteen mil
lion Ioan---have been paid UP by the Roth
srhilds. This heavy payment hal no effect
on the money market,
The great srcret in thr resent heavy rise
in cotton, is-that capitallst5 have no EN-
pI5y FOR MONEY.
lsyALUABLE REMEpIEs. Here are ale"
mple remedes for very prevalent dis5r-
ders, which we have 10 hesitation in re-
commanding as ntallihle.
For sea sickness--stay ut home
For drunkenness--drint cold water
For accidents keep out 81 danger.
To make money advertise IN the
Gs.a;ta skzA 5 IS 49,
To keep out Of jal-pay your debts, i
To be happy subscribe for newspaper.
To PLEASE all--mind your o@n business.
To have a good conscience-"Paythe ~
rrintcr"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
FOR CAST
MAGNOLIA HOUSE /.

THIS is the name Of . pe Boarding and Public
L House, opened this day on the southeast corner
of Rock Island and second streets, where WIZ oe
fo,md good and eeanb beds, vel ventilated and can
rooms and the bestfare the mars et aiiords Having
had much experience In plse OF our largest ess'
n,.autly abs 10 givoehre satsaae-
ian III All who favor us with call NJ TERMS ~ ,eu
peFseek. 1Ho's q. ~ sAh.>a' DNNN'
Davenport, June 18th 80 day --sr4ss.s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
A CARD.

lyIsS JE.CooK would inform the ladies of Dave n
w port that she will give musical Instructions on the
ing at her residence Brady street. near the cove
Book kot II required il. wait on pupils 81 taelr
residence. For fartor prtca'sfs refer to Mr. Cram
dali at his nnsie store.
lane Eth. dr..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Rural Houses.
Lots to Lease,

A III. who desire avail themselve Of beautiful sit
"A for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EADS & sTEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
10000 Rolls wsn PAPER. etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS

lrsT oIsHcd direct iram tbs largest Factories OF
PnilaGalphit and New York. 4 large assortment OF
@al Papers in qualities for Rooms, HSt &c.; coB,
prislng great Yaret, Of aew patterns, selected en-
rcssly trade 10y the subscriber, and for sale
~ Eastern prres Cor Cash only, viz.
Cood Common Wall Pupsr only ten Cents per roll !;
Fine do DO I2i do
Fxir, do do 10 do
Best Mediam do 90 do
Good q laeeI and Salined, IS do
Fine d. 80 Do
Extra auaiities do IS 10 rs do
Borders ia great variety for Cheap and Fine papers;
Fine Berd PriHts, Giaeed Green and Marb do
Wide CurlaiH Papers;
Plain Glazed and Gf,en, Blue and Figured:
a the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No a36 tBcady street,
bs,S5eR lad and ID $50, Davenport iowa.
~ 40 2e.-lf. EIIt AnAAS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Books II Stationery.

VVV~ w okWktVWSAys
Code for July!
Goaeys Lady's Book,
Dickens Household Words,
Yankee Notions
Ballou's Magazine,
for Jdly, received 1T
fa5 Il. & f Eas6a 81 PP na 3 a9 3s sfs
6moes. ELI ADAMS, ACT.
MAPS OF IOWA
HEN, Williams & Cos. New Township Map Of
! Iowa, the latcsi edition, showing the streams,
Roads, Towns, Post 0iiices county seats, Works Of
Internal Improvements, &c, &C..
colson's small map Of Iowa ~ pocket cases,
DO DO township a dc do a. DO d. DO ,o,s 90 do
DO sectional do Minnesota, IN eases,
do do Large maps fine United States,
all othe ia,es. editions and sold At publishers prices
The Iowa Book Rooms.
No. 30 Brady St. bet. Cd and Sd SITS.
cmos ELI ADAMs,Agi
DERFoR,rEp Paper:
L White and Assorted Colnrs;
Nay 10, 1858 No. lie Claire Eiock
DoXES OF Paints;
ID osbornps Water Colors;
English ditto;
Chcap Toy Paints; For sale
niay3o AtSo.7 Lc Claire BLOCK.
GARGEhT,s Standard Reader;
- Smiths illustrated Astronomy:
fall supply receivsd and For Sale
may % No.. Lc Cairo Block.
EXTRA Baund tedger.;
IL J1ifrnds;
say Books:
Common FHii hound ditto;
Common Cheap do do
Tavern tesistors; For sale
nas 80 No. Lc Claire Eiosk
ISECEfPT Book, ELL Books;
l. Book Of Blank Notes;
sheets Of BLANK Notes and Drafts;
Ditto Bills Laing: For sale
may 30 Sj5 AT MOI lie Clare Block.
sUSf Received By Express at No. q lie Claire Block,
lot 81 large Le5 al Envelopes:
Tracing Cloth: Ri Books etc
Also Agricultural Publications, consisting Of
Eaudscape, Gardening; Farm I'm plemeHisaHd
Homes f4r the Peol. New Works.
May Flower. BY II. Beeeherstowc;
Western Tourist. etc; Maps OF Iowa;
Hcnn. Williams Il Gu Township, for Famihes, on
Koliers) anl Davenport Di,eetory:
Jane W. II. HoLME Is T. Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

+ oST on Bri.dy Main or ga ST., G old Watch Kc
IL The finder shall be suitably rewarded If the sam
bedcivered to tmy24) EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN ACRES well timbered, u miles from Musealne
~ on Iowa City road, and
240 Prairie, uDmproyed on Upton Boad, % miles
from Muscatine al of which will be sold at great
bargain faPpiied for soon.
'ws -ALSo:-
AGO Acrcsin one body, on stage route to Museatine
from Day nroft. Also 1b0 acres all animproged;
timber and prairie the river mites from stone
coal grst and mill TO be sold cheap aud long
credit. g. sftE E Il fEIk
s2sS -ALSo.-
Ssyerlfots to suit purchasers. notim proved--near
Town, and 400 acres, fine for grazing adjoining XII
zer's, on Upton road, IN Scott county.
-ALso:--
6 Lots on Brady, adj lining Colleg. Square, on th
Hill. Long Lease-20 years.
-ALSo:-
Small Houses and l. Is tor sale cheap.
E.Nt ALSO
Lot Corner Of Perry and fth Street, large and fne
view, Terms eaty. Apply to
Jancf EAhS e sFEWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Ecunty Lands.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

ON the Buff. eommanding fire view Of Rock Is
" lardand Davenport. the house Is large aud SUB.
staIitjaily baiit. containing Rooms, Kitchen srd
basement with large la.i fret and second foor;
portioo in aud porch in rear. with well and els
Term. Terms half eush. the balance in J2 IAonihs.
Apply 81 the Store of
June l-df 3. & W. KELLY, Front st.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Watch Key Loot.

A NUMBER ofdesirabie Lo.sio Lease on long 81
"A by EAIS Il STEW ART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Valuable Property fer Sale.

nNE Hundred and Twenty acres OF fret rate land
1 one mile from Aontezurla--the tauAts Scat OF
Povsshiea. BY TAILMAN & foNERs,
1.ass Ianh Agents.
,ar,,e asso.tmc nj of fars, 81 staple Dr. goo.stnst
"A ..fsrall nr..u. nhitadcli ki II md IA EkIIN, IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
BOOTS AND SHOES
A BARGAIN +.

II He story Is Told that property sheld toe high. but
\ these wishing bargain in house ard lease ould
10 wslito call on the subscriber. ] am obliged 70
sol aud " i'll 70 SO for tie sake ofmoney. -
Cali soon on he premises, Hsrrison ST. rear ga
ST., orst NY shop III 81. below he Coe. House
Tune l3-dtf F.A- tiIAfAt Ri NJ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
"G0OD BY Ell

AyISG disposed of my Interest il the Tin, Cop
/ er Stove aud sheet iron business in the ciy OF
Davenport to Messrs, Twilchea & Gllet, thkf ID
meisad Of eturieg thanks 70 my fiends aAd oihsfs
f,fihar natronsge, and respect u4iy ask q eonSh.
aanee Of Inc same for the new firm. mr., unsu.s. .
practical mechanic. acknowledges no superior Ne<t
of The sFaiher OF " aters, andt affords ne PeasuTs
trecomuend bal ard bis 70 the % pee pio
OF tAis yicIniiy' HENRY 81 hiUt.is1A-N.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Unimproved Land.

IN unn ACRES unimproved land for salem Va.
lVsUUU rions parts of Scott. Clinton, Cedar, Mus-
catne, johnson and otksr counties west in lowe. for
sale BY finysI EADS a. STEWART.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04
Home Truths,

Col. Richardson, of Illinois, in his great
speech before the Philadelphia democracy Oh
Monday, told some striking truths. He said il
was owing TO aGolitionism that Delaware and
Maryland are not free States. Since 1920,
when Congress assumed jurisdiction Of SLAYER,
by the enactment of the Missouri compromise,
not a single slave State had become free. All
this, he declared, may lie attributed 10 tie in,
reference Of those who have no business IN
the matter. The know notbings, like the alb.
oEtionis,S, are also endeavoring 10 tear down
The rights guaranteed 10 the citizens Of oul
common country. The know nothlngS declnr.
ed that Americans must rule America, and
wherever they have had the power they have
abused It by destroying ballot boxes, shooting
down citizens and throwing men and women in,
TO burning buildings. The speaker deprecated
the action OF the know n~olhings as preventing
the immigration OF intelligent foreigners, " lille
paupers and c~onvicts who came for bread
could moi lie kept out.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04
Wha, is Up2 The KnOw-NOthing County Tick
ct Abolitionized aud Going for Cease.

WHAT'S Ups The Know-Nothing County Tick
ct A~bolitionized aud Going for Case.
A correspondent OF the Commercial, who
signs himself" "a Republican," thus writes to
that journal:
~ am a member ofthe Republican Execu-
i've Committee. Our committee have taken
pains 10 ascertain the position OF The American
candidates. We have held meetings of con-
ference With the American Executive comni
tee, and have been assured. by them that oil
The candidates stand with us on the RepubIi,
can State platform, and that they will support
the whole Republican State ticket, including
'Mr. Chase. Different members Of our COM
mittee have conversed with all The candidates
and have found them all 10 ne right. In view
o! this we have deciled 10 ptin, on the Repub.
1ican ticket the American county ticket, and
work fer its election Should The Legislature
be close, The vote Of the ele ven members from
Hamilton County might decide the election of
a United States Senator"
We call Tie attention fthe Simon Pure
Know Nothing anti Chase men 20 The above
statement. Ii is true, rs above nuihoritarivrIy
slated, that their county ticket has become Ab.
olitionized, and is going for CHASE? Have YOU
been betrayed, or what is the matteI? What
say you, gentleman Of The American Executive
Committed Have you given assurance that
your county ticket is pledged 10 CHASE?
Cincinnati Enquirer.